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Death Dratlt ft AUCTIONS Obituaries and Chronic! Rochester, N. Y. June 15.70 Automobiles tar It AD I LLAC19S DeVille convertible. full power, many extras. $1,091.

Raiph Pontioc 42 Mam St. W. 2J 3635; CAMARQ: 1970, Z-28. 500 milts. 4- sceed, S3.595 firm.

275-52. IMPORTANT NOTICE EMPLOYMENT The New York Stote Low On Huntan Rights oronibits discrimination in employment be-couse nt age and sex unless based on bona tide occupational Qualification. Help Wonted ond Situations Wanted advertisements ate arranged in columns coottoned "Male" and Female" for the convenience of readers ond ore not intended os an uniowfui limitation or discrimination based on sex. HOUSING New York Stole Low On Human Rights prohibits discrimination based on race, creed or notional orioin in the sole or rental of housing." Karl K. Bechtold, Ex-State Senator AUTOMOTIYf Cart leinq Dismantled 14 VOLKSWAGEN 70 Excl- lent selection of body ond engine pans.

Also Moan leOO parts. 244-4030, 52 Liohtfoot St. SPECIALIST in American ond foreign car parts. We will find It if we don't have It. interstate direct phone service.

Metter Auto Ports, 1525 Clinton Ave 342-1930. NEW Arrivals: '67 Corvette; '69 Road Runner; '69 Oidsmooiie; 69 Foi'-lone, VWs '63- 68, Mustangs. Lake Ave. Auto Paris, 790 Lake 58-5656; Auta Accessories, Parts IS BRAICEShoesTBonded, riveted-All numbers. Clutch plates, pressure elates.

Phil's Agto Parts, 212-3717. CRAGAR" Mags, 4 G-T type. fits GM cars. 266-0247. the death of the elder Bechtold in 1961 and Mr.

Bechtold opened a law office in Pitts-ford. Mr. Bechtold was a former town attorney for Gates, a former senior consultant on the staff of the general counsel of the Economic Stabilization Agency; Congressional liaison officer on the staff of Michael V. DiSalle, who was director of Price Stabilization in the 1950s; and former supervisor of the Federal Agricultural Field Office in Rochester. While living in the city, he was a 12th Ward Kepublican committeeman.

Mr. Bechtold received a bachelor of arts degree from Yale University in 1934 and a law degree from Yale Law School in 1937. He was admitted to the bar in 1933. Auctioneers, Auction Sal 12 AUCTiONEEPS Sa es monogrf. oo-uroiser.

comole'e serv ce. Wlr-, Reroen, NY 17161 J4 BURT Barty, auctioneer, appraiser. Complete service. Low rates. Bonded.

325-9488. I. SHOOLMAN Associates Aue- tioneers, appraisers, liquiaotors, industrial, commercial, households, ev totes 32S-4916 744 9143. TRACY Bros. Auctioneers Inc: Dave and Dick.

Phone Donsvilie 987 i -L ESTATE of Morv B. Brnv Auction, Fri. eve June 19. 19'0 at 6:30 Arcade, Y. Contents 01 home sen to settle estote.

8, Auctioneer Kent, Bergen. Y. Pti 716-494 1890. AUCTION Bv Order Of The Ownir. Carolyn Rosenberg rt.p a SIMPSON VARIETY STORE WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION on TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1970 ot 10 30 A on the premises ot 3'0 PLYMOUTH AVF NUE SOUTH ROCHESTER, NEW YORK LARGE STOCK OF NATIONALLY BRANDED MENS, WOMANS, CH1LDRENS INFANTS READY tO WEAK CLOTHING, (-OOT HnttSVARFS.

Mirjn. WARE. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, SUNDRIES, ETC. STOCK 1,300 Block short and long sleeve sport sh rts, 200-Block mens and bo Sl'ir, 8, lorn sir. vr Vt shirts.

100-Mens and bovs banion and knit sport shirts. 50-Mens ond bovs wool and blend swenters. 50-Bovs cotton shorts. 15-Mrns and bovs winter and light weight lockets. 50-Pr.

mens bovs dress ond work trousers. 30-Mens bermuda 8. vaikinn ttiorls Sonngfoot mens socks. Hancs, Buster Brown bovs Snr Hfnrs men v'POt s.nr t--. 50-Kolcsport bovs short I snort shirts.

100 Bovs ond girls light weight shorts 120-Hanes thermal 0 eo r. 2i5-GooO Luck, etc. mens, boys, todies work 'i di p- o'vri. I'll Vient cl belts. dress and work hots and cods.

200-Bovs ond gir's short and long sleeve T-shirts. 50 Mens work boots and oaks. ,170 Mens zip bools, rubbers (work 8. dress). 60-Chiias, shoe boots 8.

pull ons. girls sneaks. 70-Glen-Lea Spuncraft ladies orlon sweaters. knit blouses. 200-Lodies ond girls shorts, slocks and pedal pushers.

150 Biflex bras, girdles and garter belts. girls oonties. 35-Lodies shoe boots. 60-Ladies cotton blouses. 50-Girls slacks.

lorhe mailt onn s. 100 Ladies knit and cotton dresses and coulettes. 50-Lody full and halt slips (Loomcraft). hose tighls. Her Choice la lOOIntmits t-niild hcodwear.

2oc. sets. and Infants dresses and r-" '5 DC. -ninnt 60 Pamper diapers. Bird-seve diooers.

50-lnfant gift ware. 100 Rubbermaid wastebos-kots. 50 Rubbermaid nlos-ticwore. 2,000 Swoinq siiddI thread, tapes, buttons, etc. 27V Talon zippers.

mens 8, women honkys, supplies, olates, Switches, fuses, etc. items, hosos, corner irons, braces, nuts, bolts etc. 300-Household tioms Pvrex, baking tins, mixing bowls, thlna-w 0 etc. 250-Ecko household utensils. Dr.

Lyons tooth products. 500-S items, after shave, lotions, hair oreperations, creoms, etc. 150-School supplies pads, pencils, etc. cosmetics, 500-Costume iewelry, pins, necklaces, rings, etc. cards.

gift Items, tablecloths, towel sets. items decorations, gift wrap, ribbon etc. 12-Artificial trees. (Xrnas) Very large auantity, soravs, hair curlers, shoe polish, light bulbs, hair nets, baby pants, bonnets, glassware, umbrellas, swim trunks, painters supply brushes, Tnte, Onrrien too p. n-r holiday supply etc.

Quantity of div Plays, chrome racks, T-stands, etc. No Contirnmtion Nrceirirv Immediate Removal. Premises open for inspection, Tuesday, June 16. 1970 ot 9:00 A.M. until time of auction.

For Information, Phone Western. SHOOLMAN ASS I A AUCTION House: New location" 350 Driving Park Ave. Auctions every Saturday 6:30 p.m. Consignments wanted. Gregory A.

Vleira, Auctioneer. 254-8539. RESTAURANT AUCTION Bv order of the Bankruptcy Court in the matter of Anthony 8, Carol Contrstabile, d-b-a, Chicken Delight Inc. Bankrupt, We will sell at on Monday, June 15. 1970 al 11:00 o.m.

on the premises ot 2854 West Henrietta Rood (corner Brighton Henrietta Town Une Road) Rochester, New York complete modern take out service fixtures and eaulpmenl, walk-in ceolcr, fripd chicken rauipment etc. Consisting of: 8 Deacon stainless steel bench tvae model T4-C electric 4,500 wort cookers with timers and dr jirs, 2 Deacon Model AF stainless bnnrh type twin basket deep fryc. with timers; 2 Bakers Pride Model 65805 stainless steel 60,000 B.T.U. oizra ovens with gouges and controls, Howard stainless 6' 2 door low bay refrigerator with self contained comoressor ond moDle work toe-Crescent Cres-Cor portable stainless 35 trav hot food cobint; United 21 cu. ft.

upright freezer; stainless steel 12' triple pot sink with rirainboards; Atland sectional walk-in cooler with blower coil racks ond compressor complete (excellent); Re Nu stainless steel Model powr filtering machine with portable cart, screens and extra filters. White porcelain refrigerated 4' display cose with lower storage and self contained compressor, York gas smoke house cabinet, Stainless steel portable french fry holding cart with warming light; 5 Bras electrified 2 x3' menu sions. 2 Alto-Shaam golvonized portable insulated (ood I i cabinets, Toledo late model bench type 20 at. Dower mixer with bowl, hook, ond whip, 3 Formica 3 -12' service and work couniers; Clary Model 321 cash realster with tax key; Quantity of stainless trays, singeing nozzles, peel board, etc. Sole subiect to confirmation bv the Hon.

Austin J. Donovan Referee in Bankruptcy. Edward Hayes Trustee. Premises open for inspection Mondov, June 15, 1970, 10:00 a.m. until time of auction.

For information phone David Weinsteln, I. SHOOLMAN 8, ASSOCIATES INC. AUCTIONEERS. PHONE 325-4916. PUBLIC AUCTION To settle estate.

Bedroom sets, dinette sets, occasional chairs, lomos, ranges, commodes, dressers, loaded with antiaues, tools, snowb'ower, other items too numerous to mention. Auction Mondav 7 p.m., Lehiah Ave. oit 395 Thurston Rd. Burt Barty, Auctioneer. AUCTIONEER: Sales manager, complete service, orent net returns.

Tom 924-3957. ARNOLD Emerson Appraisers, household, cattle, machinery. Canandaigua 315-394-40. WILLIAM R. Kent: service appraisers aid teolestatc.

Bergen, N.Y. 716-494-1890. RUSS Hurlbu't: Auctioneer, prrsnnni ic-'vtce with experience. Castue, N.Y., 493-5613. GREGORY" A.

Vieira "Auctioner: Complete auction service. Hoir.e-hoid-commerciol-estates. 254-8539 Airplanes and Parts 13 FIPER 1959 Trioacer, new license, 1961 Colt, recent licensr, S2495. 1961 180-Comonche, S9'00 1957 Anache-150, new license, S11.SO0. 1968 Che-ikee Arrow IF eau 0- pi-d, 515.900 19'5 Cherokee l-'0 4, new SS79V '197 Cherokee 140 4, now licence, S7 0C0.

'9S6 Cessna 1'0-B. (loot plone, evcetlerit SHOO. 1967 Cessna Skvhowk, new II- cense, excellent S8750 '947 SpaBe, all conversif-n, soo 1965 Moonev Suoer 21, IR eauiooed si.lO. also several twins! HYLAN Flying Service Inc Piper aircraft dealer 1313 Scottsvilie Road 235-0902 Business Personals 9 Mclntyre, Alexander W. Sundoy, June 14, 1970 Alexander Mclntyre of 178 Avalon Drive He is sur-vived by his wile, Dorothy Burke Mclntyre; his1 son, Desmond C.

Wells; two grandsons; his sisters, Mrs. Charles McCormock of Whitesboro, Mrs Howard Johnson of Utica, N.Y Mrs Jane Roberts of Utico, N.Y.; his brother! Duncan Mclntyre ot Rome. NY; his nephew, Donald McCormock of Troy, N.Y. Friends ore invited to attend a funeral service Tuesday afternoon ot 2 0 clock at Hedges Memorial Chopel, 770 East Main St. at Alexander.

There are no prior calling hours. Interment White Haven at the convenience of the fGmilv. In lieu of flowers friends wishing mav make contributions to the cancer fund in his memory. Muhs, George L. George L.

Muhs of 261 Brooks Thursday, June II, 1970. Survived bv one s.ster, Mrs Garfield (Lorefn Bauer; one brother. Alroy Muhs; also several neces ond nephews. Mr. Muhs was a veteran ot WW II and a member of the 25 Year Club of Bausch and Lomb.

Friends rrav call at Corbeit Funeral Home 109 West 2-5, 7-9 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. Services Mondav afternoon at 2:00. Interment, Rivers. at Cemetery. Popp, Ethel June 13, 1970, Ethel Popp of 915 Ridge Webster.

N.Y. She is survived bv one daughter, Mrs. Ramono Gates of Webster; two grandchildren, Mrs. Colecn Kunti of Webster and Bryan Gates of On. tario; three areat-aronrichiidren: twn brothers, Harry Woltersof Seattle, Wash ington ona Robert woiters ot Livonia.

Friends are invited to coll ot Smith Lotze Funeral Chapel, 10 Lopham Webster, Sunday and Monday 2-5, 7-9 where prayers will be said Tuesday at 9 a.m. Mass of the Reserrection at St. Rita's Church ot 9:30. Interment, Brighton Cemetery. Scely, Hector J.

June 12. 1970 Hertnr I Seelv nf 64; Clav Ave. He Is survived by his wile. Heien Seefv, two daugnters, Anne and Judith Seely, one son. Sot, David Seelv of Seneca Ordnance Deoot; two sisters.

Mrs. Frances Doell and Mrs. Fred (Maroorie) Donn; two brothers. Charles W. and Dallas W.

Seely; several nieces and nephews. Friends mav call Sundav 2-4 and 7-9 at the Robert J. Poole Funeral Home 1305 Dewey Ave. at Maoee Ave. Funeral services Mondov morning 11 o'clock Rev.

John R.Daughtery CSB officiating. Interment Holv Sepulchre Cemetery. Snyder, Darlene Frances Darlene Frances Snyder, age 20 years of 15573 East Transit Church Albion RD 1, was fatally iniured Saturday, June 13, near her home. Survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Elliott Snyder of Albion, RD three brothers, Robert, Rochester, Dale and Tim, Albion; two sisters, Mrs. Frank (Nancy) Mark Jr. and Miss Cathy Snyder, Albion; grandfather, Stanley Snyder of Albion; grandmother, Mrs. Rohwena Thompson, Dewev Rochester, N.Y.; several aunts, uncles, cousins. Friends may call at the Sharett ond Mitchell Funeral Home, 21 West Albion, N.Y., Monday afternoon and evening.

Funeral service will be held Tuesday afternoon, June 16 from the Gaines Carlton Community Church, Route 104 or Ridge Rd. Burial in Transit Cemetery. Memorials may be mode in Miss Snyder's name to the Gaines Carlton Community Church Memorial Fund. Taylor, Henry C.R. Henry C.

Taylor of 90 Arborwood Cres en Friday, June 12, 1970. Mr. Tavlor was a u. 5. Army veteran.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ernestine R. Tavlor: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Taylor oi rori weaae, t-ionaa; two brothers, Fred and Robert Tavlor of Rochester; one sister, Miss Shirley Ann Tavlor of Fort Meade, Florida; other relatives.

Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home of M. E. Latimer Son, 983 Plymouth South on Sunday and Mondav. Funeral ond burial in Fort Meade, Florida.

Toledo, Samuel Soturdov, June 13, 1970, Samuel Toledo of Los Angeles, California. He leaves his wiie, Saia, two daunnters, Mrs. Marvin (Sally) Chaven, Mrs. Theima Starskv; a son. Albert all of Rochester; four grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.

Funerol services ond Interment were held Sundav, June 14 In Los Angeles, California. Period of mourning will be observed at 187 Culver Road, Rochester. Friends wishing may contribute to congregation Light of Israel, 206 Norton St. Rochester 14621. Trybnlski, Sophie Friday, June 12, 1970, Soohie Trybulskl of 122 Cambria Rood.

She Is survived bv her husband, Stanlev Trvbulski; One daughter, Mrs. Nicolas (Dorothy) Gav- rienaes; one son, tuaene irvouski: three sisters, Mrs. William (Bertha) Miller, Mrs. Paul ne Thomas and Mrs. Clifford (Rose) Patterson, all of Elmira; one brother, waiter snwo ot Elmira nieces ond nephews.

Mrs. Trvbulski was member ot the Altar society ot m. Margaret Mary Chu'ch. Friends may call at the Richard L. Fel-erskl Funeral Home, 1005 Hudson Avenue, 2-4, 7-9.

Funerol services will be held Mondov morning June 15, 1970 ot 9:30 from the funeral home and 10 o'clock at St. Margaret Mary's Church, Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Uschold, Herbert J. Saturday. June 13, 1970, Herbert J.

Uschold of 207 Colvin St. He is survived bv his brother, Raymond J. Uschold of Cleveland Heights, Ohio; two aunts, Miss Ann Uschold and Mrs. Henry (Nell) Weber; four uncles, Joseph, John, Edward and Michael Uschold; several nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends may call on Monday from 2-4 ond 7-9 ot the Vay and Schleich 604 Maple St.

(Corner Colvin) where services will be conducted Tuesday at 8:30, followed by the Mass of the Resurrection at 9 o'clock ot Holy Family Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Waller, Eric Eric W. Waller of 76 Meodowvlew Penfield, June 13, 1970. He Is survived by his wife, Amelia; his sons, Charles of Rochester and Ted of Penfield; his mother, Isabel Waller of East Rochester.

Friends ore Invited to call at the Nulton Funerol Home, 1704 Penfield 2-4, 7-9 where funeral services will be held Mondav afternoon ot 2 o'clock. Interment, White Haven. Walsh. Gerald John June 10, 1970, In Posadeno, California. Gerald John Walsh.

He is survived hv his wife, Sar'ah Mary Walsh; four daughters, Mrs. F. J. (Emily) Adams, Mrs. G.

(Geraldine) VanHee, Mrs. Ernest (Pearl) Kallgren, Mrs. Georae (Rosemary) Bertrand; one son, Eugene A. Walsh; four sisters and one brother; thirteen grandchildren. Friends may call at Corbett Funeral Home 109 West Saturday and Sunday 2-5, 7-9 o.m.

Services Monday morning at 9:30 from Corbetts, 10:00 from St. Anthony's Church, 60 Lorlmer St. Interment. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Wood, Mrs.

Lucille Mrs. Lucille Wood, passed oway June 13, 1970 at the Brockport Hospital. She is survived by one son, Charles Wood, Rochester; one daughter, Mrs. Fred (Helen) Eisele, Rochester; two sisters, Mrs. William Finn and Mrs.

Rov Hutchinson, both of Rochester; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Funeral services nt the Shepard Funeral Home, Mt. Morris, Tuesday ot 2 p.m. with interment in Leicester Cemetery. Calling hours 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

Wylam, Albert A. Albert A. Wylam, aaed 83, formerly of Hazelwood Terrace, Rochester, 35 Round Trail Drive, Plttsford. He is survived hv his wife, Ada Wvlom; his daughter, Mrs. Carl (Alyce) Rider; his son, Ned T.

Wvlam; three grandchildren; lour great-grandchildren; one brother, Thomas Wvlom, Fulton; one sister, Mrs. Gwen Jones, Newburg; several nieces ond nephews. He was a memoer et cove nont United Methodist Church (Spencer Ripley), Hiram Lorlae No. 761 t-f. 'V, Seranton.

Pennsv von a. va lev of scran. ton Consistory, I rem Temple of the Shrine, Wilkes Borre, Pennsylvania. Friends may coll 7-9 Monday, 2-4, 7-9 Tuesday ot the Fronk Ashton Funeral Home, 1218 Culver Road, where funeral services- will be held Wednesday morning ot 10 o'clock. Interment, Riverside Ceme tery.

Fr ends wisnina mav coniriDutc to Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital, 875 East Main Street. Rochester or Mt Morris T.S. Hospital. jonn ii. McCcc Son Monumtnts Markers 508 Stat St.

546-4602 "SYMPATHY" FLOWERS ptTnl'I mrnni wwhj their in of impafhv, lo sd aaderitandlnf la riigniftrd oiannvr. 58 lolt Avt. Free forking on Promises Cowd. Thomas R. Suddenly June 14, 1970 Thomos R.

Cowd, 18 years, of 131 Burton Way, Gates. He is survived bv his parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Melvin R. Cowd; two brothers, Jack W.

and Walter Raymond; three sisters, Son-dra, Virginia ono Nancy; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Croig of Phoenix, Arizona. Several aunts, uncles ond cousins.

Thomas was a student at Gates-Chili High School. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of Alvoh Halloran and Son 2125 Cm.i Ave. at Howard Rd. near Brooks Ave. Monday evening 7-9, Tuesday and Wednesday 2-5, 7-9.

Funerol service Thursday morning at 8:30 ond at St. Helen Church ot 9:00. Interment Holy Seoulchrt Cemetery. Cratsley, Walter In Conandaiaua, June 13, 1970. Walter Cratsley ot west Lake Honeoye, N.Y.

He is survived by his wife, Carrie E. Crooks Cratsley; two daughters, Mrs. (Irene) Htunt'ier and M-s. Casper (Helen) Beach, both of Honeoye; five sons, George and Leslie ot Hemlock, Alfred and Arthur of Honeoye and Earl of Canonaoigua; one i-itter, Mrs. Mary Dr.scoll of Geneseo; twenty-five grandchildren; six great -grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Monday at Brown Funeral Home, 20 Washington Livonia. Services in Hon-ove Congregational Church on Tuesday afternoon at 4 p.m. Reverend Vardell Swett officiating. Interment In Lake View Cemetery, Honeoye.

Daukas, George Saturday, June 13, 1970, George Daukas, 65 Kohlman Street. He is survived bv several nieces and nephews; a good friend, Mrs. Anna Vilimatis. He was a member DLK Gedemino Society, American Lithuanian Political Club, Lithuanian Workers Alliance, and Lithuanian Literature Society. Friends may coll at the George J.

Savage Funeral Home, 1080 North Street, from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Services Wednesday morning ot 11 :00. Interment, Riverside Cemetery. DeWitt, Frank (Ray) Fronk Ray DeWitt of 2095 Hudson on June 13, 1970. Survived by his wife, Elizabeth (Betty) DeWitt; a brother, Le-Innd DeWitt; several nieces and nephews.

Mr. DeWitt was a veteran of WW Robert Shav Post American Legion, Tec-umosa Tribe Order of Redman, Steamfit-ters and Plumbers Local No. 14. Friends may call at Edward H. Dreier Funeral Home, 1717 Portland at Ridge Road East, Monday and Tuesday, 2-4, 7-9.

Funeral service Wednesday morning at 10:30. Interment, Riverside Cemetery. Fenton, Mark V. Mark V. Fenton.

June 17, 1970, of 392 McNaughton St. He is survived bv his wife. Mrs. Mark (Florence) Fenton; one dauahter, Mrs. Glen (Ruth) Loveridqe of North Chill.

N. two sons. Mark V. Fenton Jr. of Webster, N.

Y. Le- Roy G. Fenton ot Baidwinsvilie. N. one brother W.

Warren Fenton of Elmira, N. eiaht grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Fenton was a member of Calvorv Baptist Church. District Deputy Grand Master and Past Noble Grand of Flower Citv Lodge 555 I.O.O.F., A life member of Gray Knights Post 1952 of the American Legion Voiture Locale 111 40 ond 8.

He was a veteran of WWI. Friends mav call at Corbett Funeral Home 109 West Ave Sunday and Mondav from 2-5 and 7-9. Friends wish ing mav make contributions to the caiverv Baptist cnurcn Memorial f-una. Services Tuesday mornino ot 11 o'clock. Interment In North Chili, N.Y.

I.O.O.F. Service Sunday evening ot 7:30. Franklin. Leroy Leroy Franklin of 117 Atlantic Avenue on Saturday, June 190. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Beatrice Franklin; a steo-son. Barnnoton Wore of California: three grandchildren ond five oreat- orondchildren; one brother, Russell Franklin of Louisville, Kv. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Funeral Home of M.E. Latimer and Son, 983 Plymouth Ave.

S. Funeral Service Wednesday lo.m. at the Fu neral Home. Rev. Leardrew L.

Johnson officiating. Interment, Mt. Hope Ceme tery. Goethals, Jozias Jozios Goethals, 1844 East Main Saturday, June 13, 190. He Is survived by his wife, Nellie Hollebrant Goethals; one son, Eugene two daughters, Mrs.

Louis A. (Margaret) Flick and Mrs. Gladys Leppla; one brother, Abraham J. Goethals; one sister, Mrs. Jennie Dirks, Williamson, N.Y.; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.

Friends may coll at the R. Kenneth Crawford Funeral Home, 495 Wlnton Rd. North, Sunday, Mondav 2-5, 7-9 o.m. Fu. neral service Tuesday 2 o'clock.

Rev. W. Millar officiating. Interment, Whltt Haven Memorial Park. Griswold, Hazel J.

Suddenly Saturday June 13, 1970, Hazel Griswold of 126 Maryland St. Survived bv her husband Kenneth D. Griswold; One son, John her mother, Mrs. Lillian Peters; one sister Lillian; two brothers, Johann ond Roland peters; a niece and a nephew. Friends mav call Sundav otter 7 0 at The Burns Hanno Funeral Home 1795 Ridge Road East (between Goodman and Culver Road) and Mondav from 2-4 ond 7-9 o.m.

Services Tuesday mornlno at 11 o'clock. Interment Mt. Hooe Cemetery. Hershenhorn. Philip June 14, 1970, Philip Hershenhorn, of 2103 Hudson Ave.

He leaves his wife, Annette; two daughters, Linda of Boston.Mrs.Ken (Ellen) Carpenter of Albany; one son, Martin of the Hawaiian Islands; his mother, Yetta; one brother, Nathan of Washington, D. three sisters, Mrs. Maurice (Ethel) Orgel of Bowie, Mrs. Morris (Helen) Deutsch of Silver Springs, Miss Rebecco Hershenhorn of Rochester; several nieces ond nephews. Funeral Services will be held In the Chapel of the Parsky Funeral Home, 1125 St.

Paul this afternoon ot 3 o'clock. Burial In Brltton Rd. Cemetery. Friends wishing may contribute to Congregation Beth Sholom. Following the Funerol, a period of mourning will be observed ot 2103 Hudson Ave.

Hornbeck, Cora B. Friday, June 12, 1970 Coro B. Horn-beck of 1600 East Ave. She Is survived bv her sister Mrs. Mabel I.

Ashton; her nephew Cyrus G. Adams of Hamlin. N. one grandneohew George A. Adams; two arandnieces Mrs.

Poul (Marilyn) Duerr and Mrs. Charles (Marvonn) Bates: h-r good friend Mrs. Frank ISusan) Whittleton. Friends mdv call at Hedoes Memorial Chapel. 770 East Main at Alexander where a service will be held Mondav afternoon at 1 o'clock.

Interment Parma Corners Cemetery at the convenience of the famllv. Those who wish moy contribute to the In Memorlum Fund ol the Dewey Avenue Presbyterion Church In her memory. Hoselton, Amelia E. Amelia E. Hoselton, oged 89, of 4321 Sunrise Dr.

St. Petersburg, Florida, on June 14, 1970. Survived by husband, G. Walter Hoselton; one son, Charles of East Rochester; one brother, Henry Mltchel of Rochester; two grandchildren; ond three great-grandchildren. She was member of Ruth Chapter O.E.S.

and First Unity Church. Funeral and burial In St. Petersburg, Tuesday, June 16. Keenan, Francis T. At St.

Mary's Hospital June 13, 1970, Froncis T. Keenan of 480 Chill-Rigo Townline Rd. He is survived bv his wite, Mrs. Ruth C. Keenon; his son, Edward T.

Keenan; his daughter, Mrs. Richard (Mary) Tytler; seven grandchildren. Mr. Keenan was member of Chill Exempt Firemen and Chill Grange. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of Alvoh Halloran Son 2125 Chili Ave.

ot Howard Rd. near Brooks Ave. 3-5, 7-9. Funeral service Wednesday mom-Ing at 8:30 and at the Holy Ghost Church ot 9:00. Interment Holy Ghost Cemetery.

Friends wishing may hove masses offered for the repose of his soul or contributions to the Heart Fund. Lawson, Joseph F. Joseph F. Lawson, S3 years, of 3 Jay died June 14, 1970 at Seneca Falls Hospital. Surviving ore his wife, Helen Ferguson Lawson; three daughters, Mary, Christine and Elizabeth, all at home; three sons, Joseph Michael and Mark, all ot home; his father, Leo ot Clyde; two slslers, Mrs.

Robert Markle ond Mrs. James Shepherd, both of Seneca Falls; sixth brothers, Gerald ond Clarence of Seneca Falls, Edward ot Savannah, Robert of Denver, Charles of Omaha, and Raymond of Ohio. Calling hours are 2-4 and 7-9 o.m. Monday and Tuesday at the Byrne Funeral Home In Seneca Falls, where Services will be held Wednesday at 8:30 a.m., followed by Mass at 9 a.m. at St.

Patrick's Church. Burial will be In St. Coljmbkll Cemetery. Licberman, Pearl A. Friday, June 12, 1970, Peorl A.

Lleber-mon ot 34 S. Goodman widow ot Alfred A. Lieberman. She is survived bv her sister, Mrs. Gretta L.

Headlcy, ol Winetka, two nieces, Mrs. Kath-erine Lallev of Lancaster, Po. and Mrs. Mary Atkinson of Winetka. also several grondniecei and grandneohews.

Friends moy can ot Hedges Memorial Chanel 770 E. Main St at Alex ander. Reaulem Mass will be celebrated Monday morning at clock at Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment Holv Sepulchre Cemetery. McGrath, Frances Entered Into rest suddenly Frances (Me-dvnskl) McGroth, jun 14, 1970, of 95 Fairbanks St.

She is survived by her daughter. Mrs. Kirt (Patricia) Compton; four grandchildren, John ond KelUe McGrath and Tracey and Torrle Comoton; four sisters, Mrs. Helen poczkowskl, Mrs. Adam Rolek, Mrs.

Joseph Brunetl Sr. ond Mrs. Frederick Sroczek; two brother, Roman and Edmund Medynskl; a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Gall McGrath; several nieces, nenhewj and cousins. Oe-ceoserl wos a member ot the Holy Name Of Mary of St Stnnlslous Parish.

Friends mav coll ot Kroll Funeral Home 76 Norton St. corner ot St. Caslmlr Street, 7-9 o.m. Funeral services Wednesday, June 17, 1970 ol St. Stanislaus Church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Friends wislvrvg may oiler Mason for reoost of her soul. 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Entertainment HIGHLY entertoinino vncnl Invftu-niental trio available, 839-2403 WA'I'TED fast: Bas and oigan plover, Between 15 18, established rock group. WANTED Organist, for show group, able to travel, 288-4704. Lost and hound.

Strayed 4 BLUETICK (Hound dog) block white brown. Lost Thurston Fonder areas. Little boy's puoov Reward 436 8530. CAT Lost: months, black-ond white female lost in vicinity of Dartmouth St. Reword 473-2505.

FOUND, cat, black ond white male. 8-9 months old, 467881. GLASSES, Womans, Lost between Midtown, Cavalier Restaurant. Re- word 48J0597. HUSK IE-Collie, 7 year Lob7vi- cinitv Argvle Pork.

Marking', tan ond white. Please coll 271-5029 if dead or alive. A A Tost, I'charcf Wi icox vi-Cinity. 473-6664. PART German Shepherd, female, brown, block face, choke collnr, leash.

Lost Saturday, 3 o.m.. Cliff-ford Ave. area. Child's dog, 544-0930, "eward. POODLE, male, blnck miniature.

Lost Tuesday, Glenwood-Dcwey SIAMESE: Seal tipped Lost. Brighton. White soot, right tear paw. 447-6765. FOUND: Kitten, lona haired tiger.

Pidcicmount Plaza. Phone evenings, 254-2258. CAT, black long-haired mole, Los': Cherry-Harding Lake. Reward. 46.1-5019.

Monuments and Cemetery Lots 7 I VERS Section Phone 663-0694. Personals 7A FOSTER Homes needed for teen-age ond distritbed rhi'drpri I nTtli--" ,1 payment, also special service homes needed, additional payment up to S700 oer month. Monro" County Children's extension 2466. ANY Girl in trouble and in need of friend, call or see Mrs. Mnior Ralph Leirty, Salvation Army, North 546-3944.

ISRAEL: Good News! Coll Truth from the Toroh. 621 -8494. DFBTS: Notice is hereby given that I will be responsible for mv wife, Constance's debts. Dated this June 11, 1970. Eugene Pierleoni, 43 Rldgewav Avenue.

Business Personals 8 AMBULANCE: National Ambulance for transfer and emergencies, dial for immediate service, 546-2525. AUTO Insurance, any age, onv vehicle, any driver regardless of drivina record, monthly payments, Daily Sat, 'til 1 p.m., 737 E. Main. BICDEGW CABLE" (ontrohed deter-oents. 5" pounds, SV "5 delivered.

VcCorrv Erc'hers, 458-7029. CALL BBB hotline after 4:30 P.m. 546- 6776. COPIES: 10-10. mo.

Good, economical, fost. Mr. Hnre Copy Center, 762 Monroe 271JJ290. HAYRDRESS7NG shTjt'Tns. In your home, nursing homes or hospitals, bv fully insured evnaricnced peisunnel.

For appt. call 288-3740. SPECIAL Machine, tool product designing. Applied Science Oesign Service. 134 Howard 458-9875.

FOR information without obligation on residential burolar fire alarms. Doyl" Bureau, 244-3400. BEAUTY Supplies: Shampoos, colors, cosmetics, wins. Men's Dept. Public Invited.

Karch, Lake corner Ridae. EXPERT riraoerv service to business and industry. We take down and re-hong at extra charge. Lilac Laundry. 454-60JO.

PFRMAMENTS aiven at home. Over 20 vears expenence. 325-2936. PERMANENTS "given at home. Experienced hajed-'esser.

CalMSSSSS. FiND-A-Pef: Lost and found animal service. For information, 467-6506. Travel Air. Land, Water 11 AUTOS delivered to and from anywhere U.S.

Bonded drivers. Reasonable rnfs. Toronto Drlvenwny Service 5335 Yonse Toronto. 416-225- 7754. RIDER to accomoanv others Washington, California By Trans-Conorta Hiohwav.

Leovma Julv 1. Stephen Borne, 466 D. Cloy 334-6116. BUS tour from Rochester to St. Anne's Shrin and other Shrines in Canada, July 24th-27th.

Seats reserved, JiO Call or write: Mrs. Joseoh Monte-leone, 103 Ross Batovia, N.Y. 14020. 343-2248. TAKE THE HARD WORK OUT OF JOB HUNTING Finding the right job is easy when you check the Help Warred and Employment Agency listings in The Tiives-Uniorc, Democrat Chronicle Classified Adf.

Everyday hundreds of jobs are offered in Upstate's largest employment marketplace. THE TIMES UNION DEMOCRAT CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED ADS ADVERTISING RATES CLASSIFIED TRANSIENT 10 Words Less Minimum Weekly Rote Rote One Pooer 15 98 J7.9? Both Pooecs 7.87 11-15 Words On Pooer sj.97 J11.M Both Pooers U.1 Eoch Additional Word One Paper s.598 79? Both Papers s.7865 SI. 0404 Weekly rote both oaoers Includes: 6 mornings, evemnos ond Sundav. Always check your od for errors the FIRST DAY ot publication The Democrat 8. Chronicle, ond Tlmes-Onlon will be resoonslblo for ONLY ONE Incorrect Insertion.

To receive help In writing Wont Ads or information about Want Ads, Phone 454-4200 Dolly 8-e P.M. Saturdays 1:30 4:30 P.M. Sundays 232-5300 P.M. Cords Thanks ond In Memortoms (Prepaid Basis ONLY) 10c per word (Heodlno Counts 10 Words) Minimum Chorot M. Business Personal 8 CAMARO.

1969: S26O0. 467-0627. 2 21, 1,000 miles. CAMARO 1 28, 1968: Never seen snow, 15,000 mites, stohl headers lonltion, 7 2 gearbox, rears, 850 centcal-tlOWt Immaculate. 381-6751, evenings.

CAVARO 1968 177: 3 sped. driven winter. 270. 671-2931. CAMARO 1969 4500 milts.

Bucket seals. Console. Power tttr log Like new. Phone i5-1891. CAVARO, 1968, Convert b.e 4 stond oro 13 000 miles.

Excellent condition. 654-8536. CAMARO. 1969; Orongt, power steering, 924-2344. CHEVELLE: l6 327, 4-speed.

Best" oer. Mustsell. 482-1357. CHEVELLE: I96S convert bit StKlc six. Good coniiojiuS49J.008M-2145.

CHEVY, 1967 Impale: Goldl block vinvl roof, power storing, perfect. Sifs0or best otter. CHEVROLET, 1943: Tudor. Automolic. Power steering.

Rod hater. No rust. 4 new tires. 165-3945. CHEVY: 194.

4-door. Vl automatic. Good condition. S350 288 8562. CHEVROLET: 1969 Kmoswood stotTon wooon, white, likt new condition.

25! 7S1S; CHEVROLET: 1969. Mai bu. Vinvl too. Automotic power iteerinj. Excel- CHEVELLE 1965, excellent, 4 door, no rust.

Best offer. 347-C 392. CHEVY II: 1962 Novo'" convertible. Standard transmission. Runs food.

482-4943. CHEVELLE: 1967, 4-door, 300 Deluxe. automotic. Too mtcnanicoi condition. Needs body work.

J750. l-344- S7I9. CHEVELLE, 1968. Super Soort. 396.

3S0 h.p., hvdromotic. J1.100. Excel- lenl347 327l. CHEVROLET, 1962, convertible. 196? Corvoir.

Inspected. Automotic. Good runners. 266-7606. CHEVY Nova 1968: Automatic V- sedan new tires.

482-8714. CHrROLET: Demonstrators. u-Cho rd Chevrolet. dor. CHEVELLE, 1969: Mollbu, 350.

stand, ard. Bucket seats. Must sell. 371 8626. CHEVROLET 1969: Imoala convertible, power steering, Exctlltnt.

Best ef 1594-8827; CHEVROLET 1969 convertible: Yellow, V8. power ttMrlng, brakes. 12450 254-9574 CHEVROLET, 1967 Imoolo convertible, power equipped, small powder blue Special this wek, 11,599. Nap Ridge RdWebster. CHEVELLE, 1969: SS 396.

375 HPN. speed. AAog wheels, AM-FM Rodio. Tinted gloss. Must sell, dratled.

War- sow 1792771; CHEVROLET, 1964: Wooon, standard 6. Runs good, good tires, battery. Needs body work, S125 225-4530. CHEVROLET, 1964: 4-door BelAIr automatic. Good mechonicol condition.

147 Altridge Rd. 293 2217. CHEVY, 1965: I polo, 1969, 427 Co'r-velte engine, 4-speed. 647-3528. CHEVY, f964: Imoala, 4-door.

Good running condition. Power steering. brakes, radio. 6 good tlrtl. J2S0.

392 Harvest Dr. after 2 p.m. CHEVROLET: BARGAINS '63 Plymouth Belvedere 4-door JH '64 Chew Impalo Convertible 1169 '6? Chrysler hordtoo J189 '65 Ford Station Wagon J37S '64 Pombltr 2-door Hordtoo 64 Chevelle Convertible J2 '65 Corvnlr Convtrtlblt 53 '65 Chevy 7-door 4'9 '67 Chevy 4 door S7 '67 Chew Wooon S799 '66 Chew 8elAir Wagon 5469 '64 Oldsmobiel 4 door '64 Plymouth 4 door 8599 SHOEMAKER-WHITE CHEVROLET INC. 740 RIDGE RD. WEBSTER CHEVY II, 1963: 4-door, automatic, good mechanically.

S225. 412-1418. CHEVY. 1966: Convertible, power steering, automatic. Best otfer.

889- 4359 evenings. CHEVELLE, 1968 Malipu Coupe. V-i automatic. Low mileage. 414-3945 afternoons.

CHEVY: 1965, Impala, 4-door, bar too, full airondltionlno. Asking 8895. 6029 E. Henrietta Rd. CHEVY: 1966, Impalo SS, 396, full power, good condition, automatic.

must sell. 467-2515 evenings. CHEVY, 1962, good eondiflsn. Ideal for C0jUwituderrtolU877l3; CHF 1 1 1963. Novo.

Mint condition. 442-6747; 381-8405. CHEVROLET: 1965 soort sedan, gootl tires, motor, ood condition. 458 5365. CHEVROLET, wogon, 1967: Fully powered.

Good runner. 750. 487-9919. CHEVROLET: 1970 Caorlce. Power-steering, brakes.

Tudor. Block vinvl too. I months. Must sell. After 6, S44- 784r CHEVY II 1966: Block, soort count.

327-350 hp, 4-speed, tinted flass. post, mint insidt-out. Asking 81,200. 865-8302. Chevrolet '67 imonio.

ss, 327, 4- speed, first s800. Performance Mo-tors, 903 Ridge Rd. 671-7500. CHEVY, 1957 37,000 miles. Excellent.

5325. Moos, ovols, 8130. 244-6084. CHEVY II, 1966, 377. 350 HP.

4-soeed" Never driven In winter. Excellent runner. Many extras. 81700. 56-1840 evenings.

CHEVROLET, 1966. Automatic trans" mission. Good transportation. $775. 654 8204.

CHEVROLET, 1965, tour door, txctl- lent S750. Also 283 engine 865-7670. CHEVY II. Nova, 1964 31.000 Best offer. 464-011? evenings.

CHRYSLER 1968 New Yorker, 4-door hardtop, vinvl roof, outomotlc. power, air, excellent condition. 1235. International Harvester. 725 Culver Rd.

4820070; CHEVY II. 1969 Nova SS, 350. Many extros. Sacrifice. 52,495.

467-5441. CHEVROLET HOSELTON '66 CAPRICE 7-door hordtoo S13f '66 IMPALA 2-door hordtoo JIW '67 CAMARA Convertible-4-speed. Rally Soort Dark blue 114 '67 IMPALA Convertible ..1189 '67 BISCAYNE 2-door 999 '68 CAPRICE 9 passenger SAVE '69 GREEN BRIAR Waaon 57399 HOSELTON CHEVROLET te9 FAIRPORT RD. 586-T3W CHFVROLET, Ford, Pontine, Buick. etc.

Cheoo'es, good transortotton Most with N.S. State tnsoecttpn, from SIM. Unit Motors, 32 Lakt Avt. 3tS- 4210; CHEVY II 1969 tudor evllnov' Radio, heo'er. Automatic.

Lo mileage. Dark blut finish, motchff, interior. Only $1695. veterans Auto, 1060 Lee Rd. Open until 9 p.m.

CHEVELLE. 198, 396, SucxrSDnrl coupe, outomotlc, oowor Uttrint. 11800. 342-3771. CHEVELLE; 198 Molibu Count V-fc automatic steering.

Exceptionally clean. 788-8930. CHEVROLET. '67 Super Sport imeafei coupe, outomotlc, Immoeulote. sacrifice, onced at $1,795.

Fincher Olds, .104 East Avt. Guorontttlnf Ustd Con SmeeJ93L CHEVY: 1961. Good condition. Neir brokes, muffler. 442-0649 otter 5-CwCVY.

1964 4 door, VI Automotic. RHioble. 544-6759. CHEVELLE 1966: Automatic. cvliV dec.

Tudor. Low mileage. 381-1961. CHEVROLET: Commo; 1969, likt new condition. J8W62I.

CHEVROLET, 1964, Imoolo, 377. First 3C0 J7 IV 73 57 CHEVROLET, 1960: BtlAlr, tudor. Low mileage. 244-3578. CHEVELLE.

1965 converfiblt 6 stand- a'd Rad'o, Insptcted. Exctlltnt. 137-i. 288-4232. 6 cviindr, maK.

good condition. 601 Moe Ave. CHRYSLER: 1963, 300. Four doorr hordtoo. Good condition.

$300. 865-7864. CHRYSLER BRAND NFW FACTORY FRESH 1970 NEWPORTS $2,895 (lellvei-M price Includmt standard factory taulpment, no ex tin" Sales tax oddltional as oooi-leobit ROSS WESTERN Y. OLDEST 'CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER SODUS 483-2581 (no toil) 546-8890 Karl K. Bechtold, 59, of Ken-nebunkport, Maine, a retired Rochester lawyer and former New York State senator, died Saturday (June 13, 1970) in Kennebunkport.

Mr. Bechtold retired from practice here in 1962 and he and his wife, Katharine, moved to Maine. Mrs. Bechtold died two years ago. Mr.

Bechtold, a Republican, was elected to the Senate for the 46th District in 1938 and was re-elected in 1940. He resigned from the Senate early in 1942 to take a commission in the Naval Reserve during World War II. As a commander, he served in Naval Intelligence and later was flag secretary and aide on the staff of the commander of the Pacific Fleet operational training command. After the war, Mr. Bechtold formed a law partnership with his father, the late Charles B.

Bechtold, in the city. The partnership ended with Dr. H. Burke Was Dentist Dr. Henry J.

Burke, 73, of 119 Tamarack Drive, Ironde-quoit, a retired Rochester dentist, died Saturday (June 13, 1970) in Genesee Hospital after a long illness. He retired last January after 50 years' practice. In his youth, Dr. Burke played amateur baseball and football here. He served in the Army during World War I.

Dr. Burke was a graduate of Holy Apostles Parochial School, old Cathedral High School and the University of Buffalo School of Dentistry. He was a life member of the American Dental Society and a member of Delta Sigma Delta fraternity and St. Salome's Roman Catholic Church. A.

Mclntyre Of Kodak Alexander W. Mclntyre, 71, a retired Eastman Kodak general foreman, died yesterday (June 14, 1970) at his home, 173 Avalon Drive, Brighton, after a year's illness. Mr. Mclntyre, a native of Wales, lived in Utica before coming here. He was with Kodak 34 years before retiring in 1960.

Mr. Mclntyre was a member of Kodak's Square Club, Monroe Commandery of Knights Templar and Liberty Lodge of Masons in Utica. Rifes Set For Victim Of Crash ALBION Miss Darlene Frances Snyder, 20, of 15573 East Transit Church Road, died in a traffic accident Saturday (June 13, 1970) when a mini-bike she was driving was struck by a car. Born in Albion, she was a graduate of Albion High School and attended Rochester Polytechnic Institute for a year. During this year, she "was a student at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City under a scholarship for interior designing.

A member of the Gaines-Carlton Community Church and the church's youth group, she was active in Girl Scouts and served as a counselor at the Bliss Scout Camp. She was also active in 4-H Club work while at the Bliss Scout Camp. She was also active in 4-H Club work in Albion High School. Survivors are her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Elliott Snyder three brothers, Robert of Rochester, Dale and Tim, both of Albion; two sisters Mrs Frank (Nancy) Mack Jr, and Miss Cathy Snyder of Albion his grandfather, Stanley Sny-der of Albion and his grandmother, Mrs. Rohwena Thompson of Rochester. Friends may call at their convenience starting this afternoon at the Scharett and Mitchell Funeral Home, Albion. Services will be tomorrow at 2 p.m., in the Gaines-Carlton Community Church, Ridge Road. Memorials may be made to the Gaines Community Church.

CHEVROLET, 4-s 0 hvdramotic complete. Stnni headers for 1955- 57 Chevrolet, 227-4078 ENGINE: Ford, 199, gos tank. Ii4 vvest, Hilton 392 2041 FORD 302 cu. In. Rebuilt.

5200 Coll 266-0917; CHEVROLET 19e6 396 "engine 1939 Austin. Medina, 798-1549. alter 5. MUNCIE 4 speed for Chevy. Hurst sh fter, Hooker heoaers, Moon ores-sure tank, Shoeffer wneel.

334 -6149. DRAG, Street, Strip ti-es: AH "sizes ond widths, largest stock In Monroe County. Vic's 694 Lake Ave. 4i-S0. NHRA Rule Books.

OO YE A 60-15 Po'lvgYas CT blems. 8: j-in. wide. Soor's cor and drag racing tires in stock. Red 189- 2250.

KEYSTONE, moos, Chew; 327 short block. S65, slicks, rims, S35. Also Corvette parts, 254 1 347. PONTi'aC 1965: 22. 421.

3 speed hurst, 5150839-9978, 293:3643 PRE-CISiON Automotive' Special This Week! Chrome reverse wheels 569 5 th lugs, 440 St. Pgul, 232 5732 OLDSMObTlE, 442, gears, 4:66 Mol lory dual point, Rochester Ouodro let. new 7 wrinkle walls ond sun suae- torhometer. 266-3798. VICsTauIo Ports Inc.

has the largest stock of speed ana occessorv-eauip-ment between Buffalo and Svracuse, Fvervrlav Is discount day. Call 458 8157. Ask for Ron or Dove. 694 Luke Ave. MUSTANG' "89 engine, 4.

Deed t-onsmission, very good. Of fers. 6157. SAAB' 199 parts, including rebuilt motor, tires. Battery, 654-9051.

Automobiles for Sale 18 AUSTIN hea ley Sp' "Good condition. S450. Call evenings, 442- 1353 AMBASSADOR. 1969 4-door, air conditioned, full power, 6,900 actual miles. Special this week, 53.099.

Nap Soles 913 Ridge Rd Webster. BARRACUDA "1967 Formula's: Good Best otfer acceoted. 788- BARRACUDA: 1970, 8 automatic," power 'teering, low mileage. Excei- lent. 377 3144.

BARRACUDA, 196'" 8, automatic, 7-door horatoo. BUICK Custom ElectrcT'tudor hardtop Factory air. Low mileao Toms wife's car. Emler Schmidt Buick, Honeove Falls. Best offer.

378 9771 Skylark 1965. 32,000 original miles. Automolic, clean, power. 381- 4345; BUiCK'S terrific selections ot beautT-ful, new and used cars. Visit our expanded new and used car lot for ex-cotional values.

Glenn Ralph Buick, 1270 Fajrport Rd. BUICK: "1967, stotion wooon, V-8, power steering, brakes, automatic, new tires. Original owner. H295. 381-8974.

BUICK, 1957 Sports wooon. Three seat, raoio, automatic. Power brakes, steering. Extras. J1950.

Evenings 225- 1 513. LoSobre, tudor, hordton, full power. Excellent condition. 442- 9202 BUICK Skylark, 199. V-l Radio.

Fully powered. Vinyl roof. Must sell. 342-6077. BUICK, "1970: Skylark 2 "door hordtoa" Choice of 2 with a very lew miles.

Automatic ''8" with power steering. Save hundreds and still gt i new car warranty. Dorschel Buick Onel, 3399 W. Henrietta Rd. at Southtowi.

BUICK. ConvcrVi" b'e. Beautiful Burgandv flnisn with white top. Power steering ond brakes. Sale Price only $1695.

Dorschel-Bulck Ooel 3399 W. Henrietta Rd. at South-town. BUICK, LeSabre 4 door hardton. Beautiful Burnished soddlewith white too ond gold interior.

Power eauioperi ond has brand r.ew set of fiberglass whitewolls. A very special buy ot only S2795. Dorschel-Bulck Opel, 3399 W. Henrietta Rd. ot South-town.

'BjinCETectra clean, nice, excellent. 334-7148. BUICK GLEN RALPH BUICK USED CAR SPECIALS CHOICE OF 3 6 KARMAN GHIA 5-door hard too. red-black interior. Like new.

'68 OPtL KADET Rolleve, tirt engine red, 4-speed, 2 door. '66 BUICK LeSabre "400 4-door hardtop. 33.0U0 actual miles, new oears, belted tires, car drives like new. EACH ONLY $1498 70 FORD LTD, 4-door, white black vinvl top, power steering ana crakes, as new $2998 '69 CADILLAC, 7,500 miles, full power, factory air-conditioning, vinyl roof. Fleetwood Interior.

$5295 GLEN RALPH BUICK 1285 Fairport Rd. 377-4200 BUICK, 1966 Wildcat, convertible. Powerair. Offer. ISJlerry St.

BUICK: "Electro 1967 Block Vinyl top. Good. 32,000. Power. Extras! Alphonst McCullough, 464-O605; BUICK, '68 LeSabre, 4-door hordtoo, very rlean, one owner trade-in, sacrifice.

Priced at J2.795. Fincher Olds, 304 East Ave. Guaranteeing Used Cars SinceJ9Jl. BUIC.K Rlvleria, 1965: Mechanically A-l. Body excellent.

11,000. 621-8425 evenings. BUI '66 top, most beautiful we've seen, during sale 51,395. 735 rV. Moin, New Location Jones.

A I A 1963. Vinyl-TodTam' power. Good tiresJ500jt42.14l8. CADILLAC- 1968 Calais, tudor "hard- CADILLAC: 1969 Convei tibie. oir conditioning, low mileage, stereo toot.

755-3646. CADDllLAC: 1965 DeVllie cunve tTble au'omatic, 'ull power, 51 098 Roloh Pontioc, 570 Mom St. W. 235-3635. Cadillacs SAVE MONEY BY BUYING REPOSSESSED AUTOMOBILES ''6' Coduiac convertible Buick Flectra convertible '069 Chevy 4-door hordton Buick Electro convertible 1970 Oidsmoble tudor hordtoo 1968 Riviera 1967 Buick Wildcat 4 door hordtoo S.

PARKING 'NC. POWERS RAMP 20 N. FIT2HUGH 325 7HI CADILLAC 1961:" Good condition." Asking Coll 544-7972. evemnas. CADILLAC, 1970: Coune DeVille.

vinyl roof like new. Only 3400 miles. Loorird with extras including automatic, climate control, oir condition-i-g full rower seats, windows, cruise rontrol, tilt ann teleicooe steering ont'oilM rfiffe'eniial. Private ewnrr sacrifice this weekenn. Ontario 'aior A-jnrtm-nts, 1044 Ricgt Rd.

Poule 104. Ontario. CAOH LAC Dev.lle,' used. 4-door hordtoo, 7,000 actual miles, oir onrrf tiillv eauioned with he ex-trp Malcolm Au'o ales. i nd llor Buick Dealer.

Penn Yon, CADILLAC, 1966, Convertible noli, ull rower. Excellent. Asking 2I95. 6615142. '67 'Vrlnn DeVille, owned bv real elderiv mon, vou II seldom inn liner Cadillac or lower price, n'r 735 W.

Moin New Localn. butchers and bakers and candlestick i could all fipd homes in the real estate rental guide So could you. To place an ad, call 4S4-4200 Aronstam, Theodore Theodore Aronstam of 9 Chormwood Rd. Pillsford, June 14 1970. He is Survived bV his wife MnlvL hit tor, Mrs.

Judd (Barbara) Graulich of ruauuiu, mass, ana three grandchildren. oervices io oe held at the con- vcmiciile ot me tamiiv. (No prior callihg). Interment in White Haven. Arrangements by the Hajlotf Funeral nomt.

Bartold, Arthur R. Arthur R. Bartold of 71 Skv vievu rv Friday, June 12, 1970. He is survived nv son, Raymond A. Bartold of Webster, N.Y.; two sisters.

Mrs. Hor. ence Howell of Calif, and Mrs. Cora Robinson of Utica; one brother, Oliver Bartold; two grandchildren and his oeiovea iriena, tieanor Ketss. Friends may call Sunday and Monday 2-4, 7-9 at the McLaughlin Funeral Home, 871 Culver Rd.

Services Tuesrinu afternoon at 2 o'clock. Reverend Herbert Hinman officiating. Burial White naven memorial park. Bechtold, Karl K. At Kennebunkport, Maine, Saturday, June 13, 190 Karl K.

Bechtold formerly of Rochester, Y. He is survived by his daughters, Mrs. William R. Lahmonn Honolulu. Hawaii.

Mr hriktnnhar Sears, Woodstock, three grand- MHIUI til. Friends are Invited to attend a funeral service Tuesday morning at 1 1:00 o'clock at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, East Ave. and Vick Pk. B.

Interment, Riversiae Cemetery. In lieu of flowers friend' wishing may make contributions to the Heart Fund in his memory. Arrangement by Hedges Memorial Chapel, t.u3i iviuui oi. ui Miexanaer. Bender, Wilhclmina 1L Wllhelmina M.

Bender, 1156 Culver Rd June 13, 1970, aged 88. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Carl (Morione) Smith; tour grandchildren, Mrs. Joan Limerick, Freacricksbura. Ronald E.

Smith, Weatogue, Bradley C. Smilh, Rochester, N.Y., Roger K. Smith, Rhinebeck, N.Y.; eighteen great-grandchildren; four great-qreat-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie Davis, Mrs. Leo (Rose) Biekirch; several nieces and nephews.

She was owner and superintendent of Wilhelmina Private Maternity Hospital, 1259 Lvell Ave. from 1915 to 1940. Friends may call Sunday evening 7-9 ond Monday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. ot the Frank Ashton Funeral Home, 1218 Culver Rd. where funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 8:30 ord 9 00 o'clock at St.

James Church, 109 Brock-lev Rd. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Bcntley, Emile Nowack Thursday, June II, 1970, Emily Nowack Bentlcy, 86 years of age, of 70 Maria St. She Is survived bv her niece, Mrs. Martin (Rhea) Mvers; several other nieces and nephews.

Friends mav call at Hedges Memorial Chaocl 770 E. Main St. at Alexander, where a service will be held Mondav afternoon at 2:00. Interment Mt. Hooe.

Bond, Milton E. June 13, 1970, Milton E. Bond of Al-dine Street. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alice Moss Bond; one douohter, Miss Morgdret Bond; two sons, Edwin C.

and Wilson O. Bond; eleven grandchildren; one sister. Miss Edna H. Bond; two stepchildren, Mrs. Robert Wvhe Torrinolon, Connecticut and John Edward Moss, Webster, New York.

Friends are invited to attend memorial service in Westminister Presbyterian Church, 330 Wellington Avenue, Tuesday at 8 p.m. Private interment. Riverside Cemetery. In lieu of flowers friends wishing mav contribute to the Association inr the Blind or the Memorial Fund of West-! minsier Presbyterian Church. Arrange-ments, Charles L.

Younglovt Funeral Home, Inc. Brasile, Ciro Suddenly Friday, June 12, 1970, Clro Brasile, 127 Emerson St. He Is survived by his wile, Elena Brasile; one son, Peter; two daughters, Mrs. Raymond (Lucy) Foilaco, Mrs. Frank (Lena) Perticone; one sister, Miss Immacolala Brasile of Italy; tour grandchildren; several nieces ond nephews.

Mr. Brasile was a World War I veteran ond a member of the Amalaomotcd Clothing Workers of America. Friends may call at the Thurston Funeral Home, 670 Thurston Rd. Sunday and Monday 7-4 and 7-9. Services Tuesday morning 9 and 9:30 ot Holy Rosary Church.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Arrangements Michael J. Capoblanco. Brush, Milton R. Sr.

At Rochester General Hospital, Jun 13, 1970, Milton R. Brush, Sr. of 316 Genesee Park Blvd. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Mary H.

Brush; his daughter, Mrs. Ralph E. (Anne) Harcojrt, Foirporl; three sons, William R. of Pottsville, Robert Milton R. Brush, five grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.

Mr. Brush was a member of 1 me oenesee Baptist enured. Friends moy call at the Funeral Home of Alvcih Halloran ond Son, 2125 Chili Avenue ot Howard Rood near Brooks Avenue Sunday evening 7-9, Mon. day 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Funeral service Tuesday morning ot II o'clock.

Interment, Aspen Grove Cemetery, Ware, Massachusetts. In lieu of flowers, friends wishing mav contribute to the Genesee Baptist Church Memorial Fund ond Heart Fund. Bucll, Ada Wood Ada Wood Buell of Holley, June 13, 1970. Survived bv son Don A. Buell; daughter Miss Winifred L.

Buell; brother Leo T. Wood; sister Mrs. H.L. Baughman; grandson Allen N. Buell; ond grandaugh-ter Vickl S.

Buell. Friends are invited to call at Merrlll-Grinell Inc. Holley 2-5 and 7-9 Mondav. Funeral services 2 P.m. Tuesday.

Interment Hillside Cemetery. Memorials moy be mode to The First Presbyterian Church or to Holley Emergency Squad. Burke D.D.S., Dr. Henry J. June 13, 1970, Dr.

Henry J. Burke D.D.S., age 75 years of 119 Tamarack Drive, Rochester. Survived by his wile, Hazel (Munger) Burke; two sons, Thomas H. of New York City and Richard E. of Philadelphia, four sisters, Misses Eleanor and May Burke of Pompano Beach, Mrs.

Morris (Agnes) Culhane of Hilton ond Mrs. Arthur (Dorothy) Oster of Pitts-ford; several nieces and nephews. Calling hours Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Charles L. Younglove Funeral Home, 1513 Dewey Ave.

Prayer services from the funeral home Wednesday morning at 8:30 a.m. and 9:00 at St. Salome's Church, Culver Rd. Interment, Parma Union Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, friends may either have masses ottered for the repose of his soul or contribute to the American Cancer Society, 40 Franklin Rochester.

Cable, Hazel L. June 13, 1970 survived by husbond John Cable; sons. Ross Graham, Niaaarr. Falls, Canada, ond Norvol Graham SI Catherine's, Canada; sisters, Mrs. Pho-boe Juhlln, Parry Sound, Canada; ten grandchildren.

Family will receive friends at Merrill-Grlnncll Inc. Holly. 2-5 7-9 Monday. Services Tuesday 3:31) p.m.. Interment, Hillside Cemetery.

Cosbab, Charles W. Charles W. Cosbab of 77 Turpln Street, on June 13, 1970. Survived by a sister, Mrs. Charles T.

(Bertha) Kleni; a brother, Albert Cosbab; several nieces rind nephews. Mr. Cosbab was a I If member of St. John's Lutheran Church and Its brotherhood. A retired postal carrier nnd National Association ol Letter Carrleis.

Friends may call at Edward H. Dreier Funeral Home, 171' Portland at Ridfio Road East. Monday and Tuesday, 2-4, 7-9. Funeral Services Wednesday afternoon at 1:30. Interment, Mt.

Hope Cemetery. Those wishing may contribute In memnrv ol Mr. Cosbab to the Memorial Fund of St Inhn's Lutheran Church, 800 Ridge Road East. VICTOR BUSINESS SCHOOL Leflrn sic 1 1 1 in 60 hrs. IBM Keypunch end Verifyer Call 454-4322 for I frei tptltudt tut.