^ g BUFFALO COURIER - EXPRESS, Sunday, August 18, 1968

Travel and

Locomotive h Donated To Museum INDIANAPOLIS, tod. m - The

"Reuben WeUs," described in 1869 by the British technical Journal Engineering as the "most! powerful locomotive in the world" ?**| will make its final stop at the {\ Indianapolis Children's Museum.

The Penn Central Railroad an­nounced it would donate the historic I n d i a n a wood-burning locomotive to the museum.

It won its reputation for being | the only engine in its da$ able to climb the Madison Cut, a 7̂ )12-foot-long Incline from Madison, tod., toward North Madison. The cut rises 320 feet a mile and still is considered the steepest railroad grade in the world. An incline rate of 70 feet a mile is considered steep.

The locomotive was named fir its builder, the master mechanic of the Jeffersonville, Madison and Indianapolis R.R. Until the ad­vent of the coal-burning steam locomotive in 1898. the Reuben Wells was the mainstay of the road.

Retired to Purdue University In 1905, the locomotive was brought out for exhibition runs during the Chicago World's Fair in 1933-34.

New York Bay and the Hudson River were discovered by Giovan­ni de Verazano in 1524.

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Record of Buffalo Q> Marriage Mcenses

Aug. I f Daniel P. Brunson, «70 Lafayette-

Margaret A. Kora, 870 iafayette. M. John McEwan, AHfiny-Bartwrn J. Cullen, Kenmore. u _ Daniel J. Klemens, *W Fargo—Paufa Loverme, 18 West.

Thomas W. Rodes Jr., West Paris, Maine-Sherry K. Browjr, Orchard Park.

William J. Baron, 3tS Grider-Nancy J. Austin, 145 Texas.

Dominic T. LoVallo Jr., 225 15th St . -Rose M. Diana, 570 Busti.

Clifford Doze, 518 LaSalle-Alict E. Boyd, 347 Shirley.

Ronald A. Maori, «09 Lafayette— Maureen McGovern, 20» Huntington.

James J. Gumuiak, u ie Lovejoy— Theresa S. Fleischman, Cheektowaga,

Douolas R. Ruffin, I f Monroe—Donette C. Woolbright, 201 Goulding.

Ronald B. Miller, Amherst-Karen L. Haque, 1109 Delaware.

Richard M. Reilly, Lancaster—Karen McCormick, Town of TUnawanda.

William J. Britton, Tonawanda-Patricia L. Ehresman, 53 Richmond.

John Grzedzicki, 56 Weiss — Paulina Brudz, 56 Weiss.

Kenneth L. Pritcharf}, Canton, Ohio-Cynthia L. Ledger, North Canton, Ohio.

Gerald Ludwig, 711 W. Delavan— Bonnett S. R. Roberts, 43 Jewett Pky.

Fred J. Helbig, 29*5 Grider-Lois M. Marschke, 299 Grider. u

Huqh J. Peters, Cltektowaga-Caro) A. Muszynski, Lancasaw.

Gilbert Rogers, 167 Best - Terrt L. Sharp, 41 Harvard.

George L. Korot, * 2 Kensington-Maria Schwec, 48 Brisco.

Ernest Daughty, 271 Kehr — Bessie Jackson, 271 Kehr. • Wayne E. Hino, Anatterst — Mfchele Olivier., 502 Linden,

John D. Meehan, Hawthorne, N.Y.— Susanne M. Hickey, 3JJ Sanders.

David Vogel, 36 Laafna-Catherine M. Smith, 114 Chadduck.

Sam Miloro, 404 Ttunton- Nancy C. Thies, 84 Highgate.

Business piames Aug. U

Ray Gechoff* Barber Shop. 1474 Abbott Road, Lackawanna—Rmpmond D. Gechoff, 211 Nancycrest Lane, West Seneca.

Kilkcaft Ceramics, B O Girard Ave., East Aurora-Lillian I.IfCilmer, same ad­dress.

Marge's Club, 2179 'Niagara St.-Mar-garet G. Taylor, 8 Pewia St.

C S M Associates, S3 Audubon Drive, Snyder-A. G. Noble, lame address.

Quality Line, Eden Evans Center Road, Angola-Gregory GumlM, same address.

Szuder's One Hour §ry Cleaners, 2640 George Urban Blvd., Depew-Emily M. Szuder, 136 Lee St., Depew.

B 8, J Speed Shop, 560 Jefferson A v e -John Reese, 7 Otis Place; Billy Whise-nant, 334 High St.

Rosland Enterprises, 186 Roehrer Ave. Rosland A. Robinson, tame address.

E 8. F Painting Co., 1140 Niagara Falls Blvd., Town of TojMwanda — Fred B.

Klein, same address; ildward B. Adams, 8220 Stahiey Road, East Amherst.

J H A Construction Co., 4384 County Line Road, Akron —Kurt F. Hoctor, same address; Frederick JL Aylsworth, Lake Road, Corfu; Clifford 9 . Jones, 30 Exeter Ter., Hamburg,

Theatre Grill. 164 Ridge Road, Lacka­

wanna—Mohamed M. Hussoni, 12 Lebanon St., Lackawanna.

Jensen Acres Dairy Farm, Jennings Road, Collins-Bert Jensen, 12905 Jen­nings Road, Collins; Walter A. Jensen, 12981 Jennings Road, Collins.

Anthony Livery Service, 571 Niagara St.—Anthony G. St. George, same ad­dress,

P J K Enterprises, Brant-Farnham Road, Brant—Paul J. Kozma, Brant-Farn­ham Road, Brant.

Incorporations Aug. i t

Buffalo Re Hab Corp., 200 shares. In­corporator is Patrick T. Hurley, 1238 Pru­dential Bldg.

Dynamic Land Co., Inc., 200 shares. Incorporators are Howard T. Saperston, 226 Depew Ave., and Roger B. Simon, 526 Leydecker Rd., West Seneca.

H. R. Sushek & Co. Inc., 200 shares. Incorporator is Harry Sushek, 458 Carmen I Rd., Eggertsville.

Quaker Maid Kitchens of Buffalo, Inc., 20,000 shares. Incorporator is Dennis E. Glynn I I I , 11 N. Pearl St., Albany,

5779 Transit Road, Inc., 200 shares. Incorporator is Joseph M. Nasca, 405 Walbridge Bldg.

York Master Froducts Inc., 200 shares. Incorporator is George Y. Decker, 17 Courtland Dr., Kenmore.

Linda Drive, Cheektowaga, from Rob­ert Heineman, cruelty.

Annulments went to: Mrs. Shirley Rzepeckl of 112 Cleve­

land Drive, Cheektowaga, from Stanley I Rzepecki on grounds he failed to dis­close previous mental hospitalization; Harvey Hurd of 1200 Kensington Ave. from Mrs. Jacqueline Hurd on grounds! she broke a pre-marital promise to| raise a family; Mrs. Marie V. Burgio of St. Catharines, Onr., from John Sur-gio, same grounds; Mrs. Alene Ruth Float of 531 Mam St., West Seneca, from Richard Float, same grounds.

Business Names-Aug. 15

Co-Operative Offset Printing, SO Lent Lane. Cheektowaga—Paul A. Bertini, I same address.

Cameo Beauty Shop, 472 Abbott Road-Helen H. Hoinecki, 95 Goodyear Ave.

Sipple's Store, 18 East Main St., Go wanda—Henry E. Miller, 40 Orchard Place, Gowanda; Allen H. Miller, 46 Or­chard Place, Gowanda.

Thera P Equipment, 72 Millwood, Town of Tonawanda—Anthony L. Caruana, 12 Monterey Road, Town of Tonawanda.

Bankruptcy Petitions Aug. 16

Bruce D. Carney, time study man, and • Linda C. Carney, cashier, 11084 Lake St., • Pavilion, $3,335 in debts, no assets.

Edward M. Carlquist, 708 Jamestown Road, Kennedy, assembler, $3,181 in debts, no assets.

Alexander H. Byrd, 2346 Main St., Col­lins, management analyst, $4,675 In debts, no assets.

Leo J. Latona, 73 LaSalle Ave., Ham­burg, municipal employe, $13,371 In debts, no assets.

James A. Homuth, Hemlock Trailer Park, Allegany, assembler, $1,629 In debts, $250 in assets.

Kenneth M. Wilson, 497 Parkhurst Blvd.,: Town of Tonawanda, assistant manager, $3,382 In debts, no assets.

Anthony Trip! Jr., 201 Grote St., twister operator, $19,518 in debts, $1,600 In assets.

Marital Actions Aug. M

Nine divorces and four annulments' were granted In uncontested matr.- > menial actions In Supreme Court Fri­day.

Divorces went to: Mrs. Carole N. Brant of Sturgeon

Point Road, Derby, from Edward H. Brant on grounds of cruelty; Nelson W. Moulton of 10408 Main St., North Col­lins, from Mrs. Alice Jane Moulton, abandonment; Mrs. Jeanette C. Baker of 54 Royal Pkwy., from Raymond A. Baker, cruelty.

Charles Fink of 391 Delware Ave. from Mrs. Irma K. Fink, cruelty; Raymond Gohn of 148 Burch St. from Mrs. Bar­bara Gohn, infidelity; Mrs. Cherry Jean Ragiana of 141 Butler St. from John Henry Ragland, abandonment.

Mrs. Donna L. Monkley of 21 Botimer Place, Lancaster, from Frederick D. Monkley, cruelty; Mrs. Lynn Pauly of 124 Abbott Road from Gerald Pauly, infidelity; Mrs. Elsie Heineman of 35

Incorporations Aug. 14

Blue Barn, Inc., 200 shares. Incorpora­tor is Leonard J. Brizlda, 315 Lincoln Pky.

Buffalo Survey and Research Inc., 100 shares. Incorporator is Betty E. Irphof, 122 Lisbon Ave.

Carmen C. Nasca, Auctioneer and Ap praiser Inc., 200 shares. Incorporator is Joseph M. Nasca, 405 Walbridge Bldg.

F. & M. Properties Inc, 200 shares. In­corporator is Betty E. Imhof, 122 Lisbon Ave.

Formats International Inc., 200 shares. Incorporator is Donald L. Summer, ] Ni­agara Square.

Lancaster Town Taxi Inc., 200 shares. I Incorporator is Donald P. Sheldon, 367 j Cottonwood Dr., Wllliamsvllle.

Nationwide Brewmaster Coffee Corp., 200 shares. Incorporator is Everett M. Barlow, 381 Starin Ave.

Tojack Contracting Co., Inc., 200, shares. Incorporator is Rosella J. Lucca, 169 Normal Ave.

Viscount Pool Co, Inc., 200 shares. In­corporator! are Gordon R, Gross, 585 Le-Brun Road, Eggertsville. and Irving M. | Shuman, 164 Dan Troy Drive, fVil-liamsvllle.

Walter Meibohm Fine Arts Inc., 200 j shares. Incorporators art Walter N Mei­bohm, 478 Main St., East Aurora, and M Elizabeth Meibohm, 478 Main St., Easl Aurora.

Judgments (First name i» that o! debtor)

Aug. i t IN CITY COURT: Alvin Keith, 55 Kane. $66 62 to Samuel

lacuzzo dba Genesee Clothing & Jewelry Center.

Sneeringer Ford, 492 South Division/ $304.71 to Quality King Jewelry Corp.

William Sheppard, 43 Box, $3,841.93 to Avco Security Corp. of NY.

James and Mary Ingram, 44 Virginia,1

$275.20; Albert J. Dean, 37 Gilbride St., Lackawanna, $242.09; Raymond J. Harri­

son, 195 Kensington, $908 89, all to King Furniture Co., Inc.

Lloyd E. Miller, 48 Irwinwood Road, Lancaster, $48.07; Joseph Davis, 451 Elm, $96.34, both to Home Budget Co., Inc.

William S. White, 431 Farkhurst, $73.11 to Adam Meldrum 8. Anderson Co. Inc.

Willie Dancey, 307 E. North, $80.S9i Joel Jamison, 192 Goulding, $124.37, bom to Drs. David Berens, R. Lin & B. Miller.

Joseph Oliver!©, 446 Schenck St.. North Tonawanda, $*0.27; Paul Maul, 51 Eck-hert, $109.15, both to Dr. Daniel J. Fahey.

Frank R. DiJames, 125 Meyer Road, Wifliamsviile, $45.76; Earl cagens, 207 Purdy, both to Fingerhut Mfg. Co., Inc.

Lee Davis. 144 Klngsley, $74.75 to Dr. Bernard A. Daly.

Edgar Donegan, 1393 Jefferson, $186.79 to Drs. Francis J . Haley and John H. Ring.

Charlene Tillman, 260 Dodge, $8C 02 to Brand Names Sales. Inc.

Maurice Cotton, 104 Northland, *252.U to Dr. Craig L. Benjamin.

Regina W. Calkins, 216 Kettering Drive, $82.30; Lessie M. Gregory, 215 Bristol, $100.73, both to Marine Midland Trust Co. of WNY.

Betty Webb, 326 South Park, $49.88 to Avon, Inc.

Edward Trzaska, 76 Celina St., Sloan, $36.34 to St. Joseph Hospital

Henry Ostronder, 231 14th, $30.30 to Iroquois Gas Corp.

James Lee, 420 Tonawanda, $43.55| Marcus Drake. 204 Hic-or,, 5 -. Paul Castro, c o Park Lane, Delaware and Gates Circle, $704,35; Annie L. Wiqham, 299 Mortimer, $41.29; Josh Chandler Sr., 600 Clinton, $53.88; Roqer L. Weiqlein, 88 Spaulding, $40.44; Milfrod H. Eaton, 27, Heath, $39.75; Robert C. Thompson, 25 Perkins Place, $319 09; Marilyn Scott, 246 Southampton, $58.30» Carl Canterberry, 1575 South Park, $54.I1| Albert D. Cretacci Sr., 74 Good, $115.11, all to N.Y. Telephone Co.

R. Wayne Wilson, 65 Louislanna. $111.82} Fred Scardino Jr., 294 Richmond, $235.47; Paul J. Lyons, 76 Westgate Blvd., West Seneca, $21.46; Cecelia Moore, 510 E. Ferry, $97.38; Horace Glover, 6 N. Parade, $21.09, all to Budget Plan, Inc.

Ben Ma lone, 272 Walnut, $92.14; Agatha Hawkins, 585 Jefferson, $132.80, both to Iroquois Gas Corp.

Robert L. Kern, 241 Kelvin Dr;ve, $337.94 to The Atlantic Richfield Co

Sherman Washington. 250 Shumway, $1,228.59 to General Motors Acceptance Corp.

Thomas G. Powell, 413 Erie St., Lan­caster, $95.52 to Playtime U.S A , Inc

O.M.C. Contracting Corp , 584 Dela­ware, $219.91 to Air Equipment Service, Inc.

Urban-Brooks, Inc., 3873 Harlem Road, Snyder. $354.45 to Antarenni Wrought Iron Mfq. Corp

Gruner Road Equipment Co . inc . V7 Gruner Road, Cheektowaga, $419 82 to Industrial Refining Corp.

Joseph Liptak, 2160 Maple Road. Wll­liamsvllle, $168 92 to Atlantic Tug Equip­ment Co , Inc.

F 8. G Enterprises, 4940 H.licrest Dnve, Clarence. $3,053 88 to Agency Assn of WNY, Inc.

Jacob Lias and Nancy Lias, 3'A Wat. son, $774.16 to Commercial Credit Corp

Linda Losey. 268 Virginia, $113 62 to George G. Sipprell, as E' e County commissioner of social services

Victoria Karas, 251 Ciark, $81 09 to Buffalo Evening News, Inc

Kay Don Warner, 54 Pyle Court Town of Tonawanda, $542.70 to Kay Bee Dee FCU.

ALTHOUGH this fifth century Olmec idol once inspired a respectful fear in all who gazed upon it, this modern Texas child seems to be more afraid of the camera than the stone image that spans fifteen centuries of her

proud heritage. The basalt sculpture, which stands outside the Mexican pavil­ion at HemisFair '68 in San Antonio, Tex., is part of a large collection of pre-Columbian pieces displayed at the Mexi­can exhibit.

Golfers* Holiday! 5 Days and 4 Nights.

$95 per person*

^fefe^Thousand Islands Club Arrive on Monday, stay and play nntfl Friday afternoon

Onr Special Golfers' Package Plan includes: Unlimited free golf at your front door daily on our championship course • Breakfasts and sumptuous din­ners • 3-hour boat trip of 1000 Islands • Tour of famed Boldt Castle • heated Clubside pool. *Do«bie occupancy

N.Y. State Thraway and R t 81 to 1000 Islands Bridge to Wellesiey Island, Fly Mohawk Airlines to Watertown, N. Y. n

Booklet Lists Pacific Events

SAN FRANCISCO—Any pros­pective traveler with an interest in the countries of the Pacific may obtain the 1968 Events in the Pacific booklet free from the Pacific Area Travel Associa­tion, 228 Grant Ave., San Fran­cisco, Calif., 94108.

The booklet contains infor­mation on events, festivals, sports and cultural activities in the countries from Alaska to India and Nepal. It is especially helpful to anyone planning a trip that includes a festival.

Every member of your family will cherish the samples of true Americana

found in Cooperstown: Baseball's Hall of Fame, the Farmer's Museum and Fenimore House, to mention just a few.

W e add some touches of our own such as band concerts, the lobby's "bottomless"

apple basket, and authentic American food. More modern activities include a

championship 18-hole golf course, pool, tennis and nightly dancing to Meyer Davis Orchestra.

And we're mighty proud of our 4-Star MOBIL GUIDE rating!

EARLY AMERICAN. PLAH Rates include breakjast and dinner.

Reservations: (607)547-9544 or Consult your Travel Agent

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Londoners Beautifying j Landmarks j

LONDON—This center for mod-1

i ern fashions is getting a face lift, j Many of London's most noble j

j and ancient landmarks are get-i iting the beauty treatment. St. j Paul's Cathedral has been re-1 I stored to its 17th century splen-i dor.

Most of the government build-' ings near Westminster Abbey

; have been cleaned of the grime of the ages, revealing soft colors in their stone and brickwork. The

T f \ l i w MmfiaOfl P°PLllar Horseguards p a r a d e X OUTo X f I I C C C X | where the Guard is changed every v I T j~>t • i d a y ' i s n a r d l y recognizable.

I n New Guide'*'•»»•« TU™ Now comes the turn" of Trafal-

RICHMOND - Tours in Vir- |g a r S q u a r e a n d t n e f a m o u s Nel-ginia are the key words in revised s o n- s Column, w hich is being brochures published by the Vi r - c l e a n e r i f r o m n e a d t 0 t 0 e I t ' s t h e gima State Chamber of Com- : f i r s t c i e a n m g 0f the 170-foot gran-merec. , i t e c o i u m n in its 123-year life

"Tours in Virginia" outlines 70 span. Nelson, himself, had a wash guided and self-guided tours and brush a few years ago—he's available in 30 Virginia towns and so popular with the pigeons. The cities — by auto, bus and boat, j nearby National Gallery, National Self-guided tours are generally I Portrait Gallery and Admiralty available the year around while j Arch are next on the list. conducted bus and boat tours gen-1 Other landmarks on the clean-erally are available only between ing list are the Bank of England Memorial Day and Labor Day. • and Wellington Arch at Hyde

An invitation to tour Virginia'sl Park Corner. Incidentally, the industry is extended in the bro-i latter houses London's smallest enure "Virginia I n d u s.t r i a 1! Police station which holds only Tours!" -which comers 100 tours in'' two people at a time. Work is 39 communities. The tour sites'1 s l V e

range from fish and poultry i hatcheries to oil refineries and •cigarette manufacturers.

These and other brochures and maps on Virginia may be ob­tained by writing to: Travel j anybody"can°remember.~No one is

I Development D e p a r t m • Virginia State Chamber | Commerce, 611 E Franklin ; Richmond, Va. 23219.

White Tower in the Tower of Lon­don. Royal Lime

Despite its name, the tower has been dark gray for as long as

D e pa r t m e n t , certain why it originally got that of title. It may have been because of

^••jthe pale color of the stone orig-' inally brought from Normandy by William the Conquerer. Or, per­haps, because of the periodic lime washing it used to get when it was a royal residence.

The most notable landmark of all won't be cleaned—Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. Why? Because a thin coating of grime highlights and enhances the deli­cate tracery and stonework.

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