New Equipment Lessens Chance 2 ^ * i^3 Of Trouble At Chemical Corp.

IEGALS 14 lOOCPOtT. N . T . . UNION-SUN AND JOURNAL, Friday, January 14, 1972

POUGHKEEPSIE, N Y . (AP)?

By CHRIS FARRINGTON

BURT — Modifications for i n c r e a s i n g safety and automation at the Noury Chemical Corp.. Lockport -Olcott Road, are part of a "never ending" cycle according to John C. Jadel, company president.

"We're never complacent about safety,' Mr. Jadel said, a d d i n g that changes in operations do not necessarily mean that previous sytems were hazardous.

A procedure which has operated safely for years can suddenly and unexplainably result in fire or an explosion.

Such was the case last November when an explosion in one of four buildings operating for 15 years as a warm air temperature dryer killed one man and injured another.

There was no electricity in the builidng and automatic safety valves would have prevented overheating, Mr. Jadel explained.

The s t r u c t u r e was demolished, thwarting efforts to determine the cause of the explosion.

However, it was not this in-c i d e n t which prompted replacement of the drying system with an automated procedure, Mr. Jadel notes.

The new dryer had been in­stalled previous to the explosion and was scheduled for operation the next day.

The old dryers are now gone from the 400 - acre site and the remaining buildings are used for storage, Mr. Jadel observes.

Meanwhile, Mr. Jadel says the company has ceased production on a half - dozen specialty powder compounds which cannot be produced in the new dryer rather than re­vert, even on a limited basis, to the old system.

Noury Chemical Corp. as it now exists is a U.S. corporation under U.S. management owned by Akzo, a Netherlands based operation which is the world's eighth largest chemical cor­poration.

The Burt facility opened in 1955 under the management of the Cadet Chemical Co. which was founded in 1946 and originally located in Buffalo.

Ten years after the Burt o p e r a t i o n s began, the Chemetron Corp. and Noury & van der Lande Corp. of the Netherlands, then a recognized leader in the manufacture of or g a n i c peroxides, formed Chemetron - Noury Corp. as a joint venture and bought out Cadet.

The joint venture ended when the Noury company, a 128 -year - old firm and wholly -o w n e d subsidiary of a Netherlands chemical company, bought out Chemetron in June, 1970.

The p a r e n t company operations, comprising over 160 industrial companies in 40 countries with sales over $2 billion, include other U.S. companies such as International Salt, Armour Industrial Chieffer Foods.

The Burt plant, a multimillion dollar operation, ranks second of eight chemical companies in the U.S. which manufacture organic peroxides.

Mr. Jadel explains mat the c o m p a n y manufactures 17 organic perioxide chemical compounds, "a family of products which have an excess of oxygen and find their widest use in making plastics."

The different compounds release oxidizing materal at differing and specific tem­peratures, which in turn in materials, causes resins to become hard plastics.

Thus, the particular man­ufacturer selects a chemi­cal "which meeets his particular need," and w h i c h relates to the type of plastic desired — from a film used in plastic bags to a child's toy to a heavy plastic garbage can

Noursy sells its product to

TAXPAYERS NOTICE T O W * OF NEWFANE

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4 £ t V £ n m

keepsie will face hearings m n TO snomd ac POM Albany beginning Tuesday oni0**** *'*t.*ct * charges they violated the state's new law banning t h e . " " ' sale of high-phosphate deter-' cuada g e n t s . i t * l- M W O a I tor—•una. Collector

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NOTICE , Mew York State Etcctr.c S GOB Car-1 porotion hot tnad te become effective February i. 1*72, subnet to acceptance oy toe Public Service U W W U M W . revisions to its Gas Rate Schedule P.S.C. No. 76. applicable in the District.

Service Classification No. 1 to Residential Service, following net rates per to a Purchased Gas Adiustment there are cftanoes from the Dose cost of gas specified therein: First 3 H ft. or less SI .75; next 1 J M at . ft.,

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PLEASE READ INFORMATION REGARDING

CITY TAXES Lockport. N-V- January 1. f»7I

Office Hours; «*• "t A A*, to S P-bL; CLOSED SATURDAYS « ' CLOSED LEGAL HOLIDAYS

100 a>. ft. *.2ieS; next 3 J M cu. ft. per NOTCE—Lost Days Without Fees W0 cu. ft . V1SW; over S J H cu ft., per On General City Tax, February 2. 1972. M l cu. I t . f . The minimum.charge La^ ^ ^ ffKt at eat per cent, is SI.75 net per month per meter, wt l i ^hiniti X M t term one month and thereafter until . terminated by 40 hours' written nance. u o f * • J * - * * * * * * wrm p e r c e — "

Service Classification No. 2. oppltoggle A f l r " * "n-to General Service, provides the fo.towng After April 3rd, in wMHlee to the] net rates per month, RBJaBt to a Pur- f r e e per cent, penalty interest win be; chased Gas Adiustment wtmmmm there charged at the rate of V* per cent, per | are changes from the ba t * cad of oss month, as reajuvad by City Charter. specified therein: Rrst 30* cu. « . or School Tax will be billed separately.

™ 2 t £ a ? ; £ 2 l i e ? rS*" m" ZZ £ • » » • " • • » * ™ s b» ma* , e postage s J0C ft., per ' • I Stmim ihouJa ^ e n c | 0 > f d ^ r e h j n | ^

£ £ | y « r receipL i |

— g , j The tax bills ore sent as a courtesy

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(US&J Photo) NEW PACKING UNIT — Paul Pack of Youngs-town sits behind a fire wall as a new automated dryer and packing unit at the Noury Chemical Corp. in Burt measures out one-pound units of dry benzoyl peroxide formerly measured by hand.

cu. ft. S.159S; next M0 cu. ft. s.1 M0; next per MO cu. ft. S.W07; next ft., per 100 cu. ft.

(1968 DODGE Dart, 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic very good condition, $1075. 778-9652.

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1970 CHEVY H ton pickup, turbo I hydromatic 307 V-8. power

. .*_ _ , . _ ! steering, 19.000 miles. leaf A u t o m o t i v e i springs in back, radio, tires

excellent, rear step bumper. 433. 2398 after 5 p.m. ^ ^ ^

1954 Willys Jeep with snow plow. 453 Walnut Street, Lockport.

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WANTED Clean late model cars, trading down or buying outright.

HALL'S TOYOTA Lockport — 433-4402

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1970 DODGE power wagon with plow and electric winch, 7000 miles, call Oliver's Kendall Service. 27 State Street, Mid-dleport, 735-724L

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1964 Corvair, rebuilt engine, 2 new snow tires. Call 434-7156. Friday, Saturday call 751-6239 after 6 p.m.

14-15C—11 1965 FORD Fairlane 500, 6 cy­linder automatic, good condition, price $250. Phone 625-9270.

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15 /Wcycles and Bikes 1971 MAICO K-400 Motocross and 1971 Bultaco Pursang, both excellent 778-9782. 3289 Lockport - Olcott Road.

14-20P—15 KAWASAKI 12 - month, 12,000 mile warranty. Sales, service and parts at Power City M o t o r c y c l e . Niagara Falls Boulevard, near Nash Road. 693-1800.

1968 PONTIAC CATALINA. convertible, 40,000 miles, clean, $1350 McDonough Marine, Olcott. 778-7048.

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The Taxpayer is not relieved of the The family of Ernest L Coulson

Cord of Thanks | SCHMID MOTORS, INC DODGE

ft per )oo' cu ft $0731 The * * * °* a s k : n 0 tor his taxes if the right w i s h e s t o t h a n k t h e r e l a t i v e s . C a r s T r u c k s minimum charge is SIJS net per w w e B i ' * * * « H • * • * • » * • » "rono bills ere n e i g h b o r s , f r i e n d s . D r . D y . t h e i £ per meter, with term one month and f*"*****- * " * " * Tt^Ti thtm D r o m B t i » n u r s e s o f M o u n t V i e w H o s p i t a l , thereafter until terminated by 41 hours- R S L 3 a r f o r m P n o n J g " • * " • •» a n d t h e n u r s e s o f

5869 S. Transit Rd. Lkpt. 434-2811

correct oddiess or description. MULLANE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 6200 S. Transit Rd. 625-9191 26 WONDERFUL YEARS

Inter-! written notice. , — » • « • » » « » (Community Hospital intensive'

Service Clossrficotion No. 3. applicable Check must be mode payable to Lock- f a r e u n i t f o r t h e e x p r e s s i o n s o f to iriterrupftote industrial Service, Pbrt. Gty^Treasurer . No other check s y m p a t h y a c t s o f k i n d n e s s . prov^es J ^ . ,to"ow^g „"^, . f?e *ZrZ ******* floral tributes and food sent in L 7>!2!!LJU^!_!!L.0 ^r^OSM^ —* * * = TBxes o r e w*« m «•*• ° » * * S the recent loss of our father. 1969 CADILLAC deViUe, vinyl C L H ; • _ - • * , • Z? S S S S . n ^ L ° ? S - . ! L T H ^ f *" 14,^21top. 2 door, fully equipped, air 1 1 ^ ! ^ , , ^ . S MO £ f ? £ £ c ^ t u i U t o ' c a a S ^ ' ^ * ~ C ° n ^ t * ° n i , ^ ^ e ^ " " * ^ ^

three basic industries, Mr. I to hit the fire button whenever l-"* minimum charge is us* net. M l •• w ^ r o A f b a n a i M L nnnntmrnmnntr\ vs*^an. t , 1 5 X l I . J . I r , : j nr%*% ,, k;, .k ^ , .^„ ^ o™.^ii n r n i . u ~ ^ „ „ , . , • ' ° November, inclusive. check or money order and enclose stomp <# / M l n C H i n C e f T i e f l T S I ^ - X J U xx J a d e l s a i d — . O n e W h i c h e v e n a S m a l l p r o b l e m OCCUrS. i A n^,, service Oosslfkntion No. 4.Jtor return of your receipt. (

produces fiberglass reinforced T h e plant, like other'applicable to Space Heoting service *nm\ products, one for the plastic manufacturers, is continually 1°^, ' ^ j ^ - ^ i ^ 1 ona*i"arovioes" tnt industry in general and one for being inspected by federal and!following net rotes per month, subtect iZ^^V I*.5'* '«*' 2" , U a J X i 4

state labor inspectors and thei* • *»«*»«» Go* Adjustment whenever 5 a a a a

16 Snowmobiles CLEARANCE SALE — All Evinrude snowmobiles and clothing; used skidoo. $495. McDonough Marine, Olcott, 778-7048.

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All models in stock, parts and service. LOCKPORT MOTORS, 6157 Transit Road, 625-8181

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THOfttAS K. COSTELLO Lockport City Treasurer

wire coating In he first case, the peroxide

compound is used to "set" the resins for production of such goods as fiberglass boats, truck bodies or auto parts.

"In this case, we're selling to the fabricator," Mr. Jadel explained, or the man who makes the product.

The second industry serviced by the Burt company involves sales to "major chemical companies who make plastics in their plants and in turn sell the plastics to fabricators."

Unlike the other two in­dustries, these companies act as ' ' m i d d l e men," producing plastics which can be remolded by manufacturers into toys, plastic wrap and garden hose.

wirecoating give the wires "longer life" and have 'better insulating properties" than other forms of plastic coatings.

The chemicals produced in the Burt plant are made in four forms —"wet" granules, dry granules, paste and liquid.

The purchaser selects a p e r o x i d e compound based, among other criteria, on the form he desires, the cost, and the temperature at which the particular chemical reacts.

"Generally speaking, organic peroxides, like gasoline, are flammable but not explosive unless combined," Mr. Jadel comments.

For example, dry granules are more "friction sensative" than "wet" granules — con­taining a percentage of water but to the naked eye, appearing the same as the dry chemical.

Continuing in the same peroxide family, the paste form is less friction sensative than the wet granules.

Because the products can be flammable, "We can't say there will never be another fire," Mr. Jadel says, although 'We're d o i n g everything humanly possible" to prevent these. ,

"Nearly all production steps involving chemical reactions are carried out by remote control behind fire and ex­plosion proof walls," he con­tinued.

Arthur Fischer, director of safety at the plant with over 20 years experience with peroxides, "is continually in search of improved methods."

"All Noury employes (now numbering 85 most of whom reside in Newfane and surrounding towns) are trained

products used as a bleach i n i ^ ' S t r ^ Rrst cost February 1. 2c

RENTED! 1969 CAMARO, 6 cylinder hard­top, sport coupe, automatic transmission, power steering, bucket seats, center console,! 20,000 miles. 434-3226.

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JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILE. Models 500 and 400. D.W. Carl, John Deere Consumer Products. 5152 Townline Road, Pekin. 731-5615.

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making bread flour and cheese cu. n. or less si 75,- next I.MO CU. n cu.

the ministration.

lighter in color are checked by 2 ^ "• 2 i *' *£ , , 5 i ,•2? , ,

»-. , , _ . . , (ft., per HO cu. ft. S.1M0; Food and Drug Ad-joi. ft., per MO co. ft. STOI

The' minimum charge is S1.75 net per month" per meter.

NOTICE

Effective with this filing, the Purchased as Adjustment

because of unexplained firesihundred cu- *• j * . _ , t_ » ~T L I - Mas. 1. t and 4; and the lack of any public in-jST'ft.' tor^service aossffkonon *-

, _ . , ^ , . „ , . . „ . „ . . , , . and-; Concerning Publication Of i n tr ie p a s t , t h e 22 - b u i l d i n g mereofter until terminated by 40 hours- | r / t i i

property has been the object of «"*»•" " * « „ L L i l A L . , , . . . . I Effective with this fihng, the Purchased r - mmm

r e s i d e n t s suspicions, both GOS Adjustment w» be SJISO» peri A n V k ' I M l Q F M F N T Q for Service Cflssif'cafon [\%J "/ a^a \a aOEJr^JLEui 1 tj

. . . .. . _ . „ . . . ia.Taa formation, Mr . Jadel says. subject to subsequent fluctuations ac-l UNION-SUN AND JOURNAL

I I t .1 ..tcording to 1fie cost of purcfiaseol gos r-However, he says the "new", For tmi detons of the revised tonff "?

m a n a g e m e n t hopes to a l l ay **•*** ' reference moy be made to t h e P

these fears and an open houseiSffcet** °*" *" "" * ** a"MO,olio"'s' is being planned for the coming; MEW YORK STATE spring to explain company) ^ ^ J o f ? * * O p e r a t i o n s t o t h e r e s i d e n t s . I January W. U , M . 2s. February Jc i * y

FURNISHED house on Olcott I^EED A CAR. NO CREDIT? harbor for rent. Inquire XXXX. |C»J1 * S Sheppard today 625-

8617 toll free you could be COMMENT OF ADVERTISER: j driving tomorrow. Cancel my ad. We must havet TF—11 had a 100 calls.

POLARIS snowmobiles now on display at Transit Pools, 6715 Transit Road, one mile north of Millersport. 625-S080.

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FOR RESULTS HOWELL MOTORS, INC. NIAGARA COUNTY'S OLDEST

. | FORD DEALER! Union-Sun And Journal NEWFANE. T78«85

433-3811

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CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

UNITY PARK ASSOCIATES WE, the undersigned, being desirous

of forming a limited partnership pursuant to the Partnership Law of the State of New York, hereby certify as follows:

I . The name of the partnership is UNITY PARK ASSOCIATES.

I I . The character of the partnership business is to acquire the beneficial ownership of a parcel -of real property located in Niagara Foils, New York and more portia^arty described m the part­nership agreement, and to cause to be constructed thereon and operate a mufti

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("Protect") under a mortgage granted by the New York State Urban Develop­ment Corporal ion ( UDC ) and subtect to an equity ond regulatory agreement with UDC and to carry out all activities necessary or conveniently related to the basic partnership business.

HI . The principal place of business of the partnership is at Pine and Main Streets, Niagara Fans, New York.

IV. The name and address of the general limited partners are:

General Partner: Lehigh VoHey Houses, inc. ("Housing Company") c-o New York State Urban Development Corpora­tion, 126 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York Niogora LVH. Inc. ("LVH'T c-o Wright & Kramers. Inc. Pine and Main Streets Niagara Falls, New York \ Limited Partners: David J . Greene 10 Westbrook Rood Great Neck, New York Alan I. Greene 96 Merrivale Rood Great Neck, New York Carl GHck 20 East 9th Street New York, New York Irving B. Haass 77 Cardinal Drive East Hills, New York Florence B. Wetngort 1112 Pork Avenue New York, New York Richard Spring 130 Walnut Drive Restyn, New York Alton D. Sutton 361 Weaver Street Lorchmont, New Tjork

The partnership shall exist tor

to satisfy the reawretneRts of UDC tor toe timing of the investment of

of the Equity ond ttegutatory Agreement stownaneousty entered tote between UDC toe Housing Company and the Part­nership, a copy of which is hereto an­nexed ond marked Exhtott "C".

**(c) Anything hereinabove to toe contrary notwhhstanding, the aggrega.e oaaaaj caaa tbuttofi of the Limited Pert-tiers shot) not exceed the lesser of three f3 per cent) per cent of those items of the total Project cost, then comp.eted. or ONE HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND iregutofians during (JlSO.000.goi DOLLARS prior to Decea*er{«e Genera! Partners sfteH hove the

family 204 unit housing protect 31, TfTi; nor the lesser of five a per power in their discretion, to admit or

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Arffcte VTI hereof. f The Limited Puitucs rfntl atso share'

in net tosses of the partnership in the; tame uaijHtuue as listed above but' in no event shall the Limited Partners' respective parhopahons in tosses exceed ?tvjr respective capital contributions.

X. The paihienhip agreement contains the following provisions retohhg to toe right of •

as substituted Ltovted

County Court List Of Jurors Released

The names of area persons drawn to serve as trial jurors in (ounty Court in Lockport beginning at 10 a.m. Monday wr-re announced today by Robert W. Warm, m.ssioner r*f jurors.

Thev include:

BURT — Elton C. Forsyth; SANBORN — Allen Flack and

Marvin A. Carlson; NEWFANE — James C.

G r e i g , Daniel M. King. c o m ' i Frederick J. Dreher, Mary L.

W i n g u i s t and Ruth E. Blumrick;

LOCKPORT - Bianca I. PENDLETON — Patsy I. Cicciarelli, William H. Town-JBush and Marilyn D. Ganter;

„ e n dY,! l o!! e r t ,R C a l d w e l lV

R . u t h BARKER - Donald R R Klock. James S, Calos, Robert R. Lamb, Homer F, Draffin. Blanche K. Downs, Frederick J. Watkins, John Bartholomew and Dawn M. Callaghan;

WILSON — Harold E. Far-well, Emily E. McAvoy, Seymour T. Martin, MajrweH E. Hunter. Donald D. Gnage and Lorraine E. Barnes;

GASPORT — Dantd V. Beaver, Edward C. Bemer, Gladys M KnisJey and Rita P. Denniston;

RANSOMVILLE — Jospehine M Ganshaw, Connie L. Diez and Margaret T. Buchner;

MIDDLEPORT - Marjorie Heiser. Louis C. Kl iw, Helen E. Mead and Margaret € Hamilton;

McAvoy.

"Amniocentesis" Painless Method

ANN ARBOR. Mich. (UPI)— Diagnosing disease and deter­mining sex before birth are now possible with a dramatic new technique called "ammi-ocentesis." It is a painless, almost foot-proof method of performing laboratory test* on the amniotic, water-like fluid that surrounds the fetus. A team of scientists at she University of Michigan Medical Center here is one of seven in the nation studying the subject with the help of funds from the National Institutes of Health

cent) per cent of these items of fhejrefuse t: ~~.~ • Prelect cost then contotetod. erfPortne!

T W O HUNDRED RFTY-SEVEh Iwho acquire THOUSAND fBS7,O».a0i DOLLARS prterler any part thereof, of a Umrkd to December 31, 1972 ft is further un-iend on Limited Partners agree that they

no toitofliimm of capitoi wi« consent to the admissien of eocft contributian which rtMgM then otherwise subsfeMed Limited Partner admHted by be due m accordance with the schedules toe General Partners. The General set forth in i i i h i n n m m i i " ( a ) " or - f b j " = Portoers* taihire or refusal to admit of this Section 1 and which weald artesian nsiignrn as a substituted Limited the aggregate canfrtounons to more than Partiser ^o f i not affect the right of such SISMJOO.OO shen be required of the Umn- j assignee to receive the shore of the net ed Partners until such tone as the profits and tosses and cosh flow at Project has been comuttttri and ofl toe Partnerswto and aTstr^ufjans of net units octuoBy raady tor n r r u p i i y . but'cost! proceeds to which ha ptedW-fsswr in no event prior to M e 1. 1»72 in iaterest was entitted.

The uyuiegute contrtouHons of the (b) The udmujiiin of m oesianee Limited Partners sbaH be dMded among as 0 substituted Limited Partner shoH them and made by them to toe tettowasg be conditioned upon toe assignee s written roperfions: acceptance and odaphan at oH the toroB David J . Greene M per cent and pruniiiom of tots wujunwiif The Alan I. Greene 3 per cent (General Partners shah hove the right Carl Gftck U per cent jte require « * assignee to pay any fifing Irving B Haass - IS per cent 'tees and reasonable counsel tees -• Florence B. Weingnrt * per cent ;connection w*f* sis becoming a sub-Richard Spring • per cent Ishtwted LimHed Partner hereunder Alton O. Sutton s per cent • X I . There is no prorlllOB tor toe oc Anyftong to- the foreouritg to WIK con-^n^^sios of

trory notwithstanding none of toe Umried'toa* by Partners shall be leujuiieU to make any X I I . There % m of the aforesaid contrtoutiens (except to Limited Perteers-the extent as provided to Article VI X l l l . 1 * toe event of toe deato. hereof) to the oopMai of the partoarwapJamSttoStafi, insanity, incompetency, wita-untess and unfit toe PiuteU is l l l iuni l '1 1 reftrttwenl. removal, assignment as of record ftvm toe ftens of toe for toe benefit of uedttors. B:-^ of mortgoges described to Schedule **A*# :a pfSfStai tor toe 1 eoigmefof*on. or annexed hereto end made a part hereof; ludlmliuiliuii of bankruptcy, of any Gener-furfher provided, that such releases sno; at Partner, and * * effect of any of such occur pnor to any transfer of m e (aforesaid esqeto is not to remove toe to fhe Pivueily by toe Haestog Cem-itost rwaatoatoj Generot Partner, toe pony. However, to toe event toot * * remommg General Pttinei shott fortowith Protect is SNA n i n l i i a i i l from fheisend notice of such event to toe limited liens of toe aforesaid rrwrtooucs by^Partoers, and toe Genera) Partner hereby October 31, r*Q sucti of toe aforesaid agrees to eiea. subtect to and in ac conirioufions as are necessary to satisfy icerdance wnh Men oyuwutokf UOC UDC s requirernewts far toe investment and reguianens. to OHwmWJ « e

0 of prrvate funds shall be made nonetot narshto tor toe balance a> toe term commencing upon the dote of filing: less, provided however, toot UDC stotwlto- specified m Article V hereof wrto an this certificate ond terminating Oecemaerineousty fherewfto utflvus to toe Limited ef toe Pp-tnerstuo p aptrtt as oetore 3), 2D13, unless sooner dissolved ond'Partners its uuteemeiil to Mdemnffy N toe tmoUMng General Peituti is terminated upon fhe happening of any mem from any dawiuues or losses tofy<«at L V H or an affiliate thereof, toe con-one of the tallowing events: may suffer as a result of toe hens Unuonct of toe Partnership tor toe

(a) The sale of all or substantially iof toe aforesaid mortgages net 1111. L, IIIIIII I 11 of toe term specified m Articie all real estate or of Interest In real been removed, in fhe event too* U D C ' V hereof shaft atso be ajbtect to toe estate held by the Housing Company delivers toe idmiatol iiMhnmini uM»i i m r 1 ef fifty-one (51 per cent) per for the benefH of the partnership. agreement the test two tosfohmenti at cent in uiternf of toe Uaeted Partoers,

(b) The death, dissolution, insanity, the LMrted Partners' catxtat contribu- which LOHHIIT wfll not be unreasonably incompetency, withdrawal, reMrement, re-:tions shall be made unless pnor Hume aWMwItl movoi, assignrnent for toe bet.ffft of o proceeding has been instituted ie X V . The Limited Puttntr is no* e»-credltors, filing a petition tor toe;forectose toe aforementioned mortgaae ttfted to demond end receive property reorganization or odiudicotoo at theHien, in wmch event toey need not ether toon cash in return for Ms co-bonkruptcy of any generol partner unless be paid. trtounen. the partnership is continued pursuant to V I I I . Except for fhe below quoted IN WITNESS WHEREOF. t*w parties on election to select a new general (Article 4.1 of toe Agreement of Landed hereto hove hereunto set tot* hands partner by SI per cent In interest of Partnership which may be construed as and seats tori Vfn day of October, 1*71. toe limited partners. ia provision far toe return of toe osa-J General Partners;

VI . Each of the Limited Partners hositrioufion of toe Limited Partoers, no! contributed cash in toe amount set op-"time has been ogixed upon for toe return pasite r.is respective name: o» centrHMians ef toe Limned Partoers j

DAVID J. GREENE SttoJS (other toon the dissotuhen or termtoatton ALAN I. GREENE V°6 00 Of toe partnership OS Set fsrto to the CARL GLICK $105 00 ; porUtei Hap oei'eenwiil IRV'NG B. HAASS i -0 00 "4.1 Repurchase Agreernewn. RICHARD SPRING t SMS (0) Unless on or before toe u p . uUm FLORENCE G. WEINGART S CM of six (61 mentos from the date of tot ALLAN D. SUTTON % 35 00 Agreement (1) toe internal Revenue V I I . The partnership agreement con-(Service has issued a ruitog to toe efterv

totrw toe toliawing provisiOM relating to toot I D fhe Partnership wfti be taxed* additional capimi contrioutions by toe as a partnership end not as 0 corporation tSiaaahawj duty Limited Partners: or an assodetlon and toot o>i telsei SCHEDULE "A"

• 10) Subtect to toe conditions;of the Protect «RII P O M through to the A. mortgage mode by The New York heretrtafter set forth, the Limited Part-'- individual Limned Pattneis pro rate te Central end iajfawj fSver eo -ooa ners shall contiiaute to toe capital of'toeir respective interests to toe Part- Company to CenliiH Trait Company of the partnership an aggregate amount ofnersfnp.- (<•) toe ftortoerfhtp and net New Y e n , as Trustee, tor a» amount THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY T H O U S A N D the corporation anil pe treated as toe net te a — I StSaagMSMi doted June IVJM^OOOO. OOLLARS n five annual owner of the Protect; (••!, each Lknffed 1. teW and retarded Jah/ T3. HW to irtstoiiments: the first installment to be'PartMr may include to fhe basts for Hber S3 of Muxtgages at page 3fS to SIXTY THOUSAND (toCOOOOO) DOLLARS his partoership interest «i Ms pre retettoe Ceunfy Ctert*b efffot of H e q e e and the remaining four EIGHTY porhon of toe pmeunt of to* martgoux County. Near York State THOUSAND isaj.0BO.OOi DOLLARS obove described, and (te) too* aw B twertgoqe made by The New vert each. The first of sold installments shall \ Limned Paitoeis may deduct from toew Central and Hwapjn PJver ftaareed be made upon to* stoning of this agr**-!to*obte income their propai timmh s^re Company to S a f d n Trust Company, as

merit which shall be Simultaneous with of Protect losses oWrioutobU to the Trustee far a * attempt oe> to e^eed toe time of closing (toe time when ttteideducftens for interest en to* nu igogt IH?.N8 .—to dated Am* H. WW end first odvanc* is mad* by UOC to the 1 and depreciation of toe Prefect j-nse- ncerood atenN to. I f M to Housing Company under fne DMiKting toon any of the methods enumerated wi Section of ttev^poges at page 1 OQr##m#*nt between it and UDC): the It? fbt of to* Internal P^uenu* cede. CMrs/s **sc* f0 second of io,d installments Shan he made'l-VH fftaM torthwrth pwnjwje toe Hmit*d Y<srk Slate

Mistakes Do Happen Please Read

Your Classified Want Ad

The Rrst Day

It Appears YOUR COOPERATION

Requested To REPORT

i P O N T I A C FIREBIRD 1969 i automatic, V-8 engine, power [steering, radio, heater, low

l i lSno—ti mileage. Call 433-9308 or 433-J5892. ! ll-17p—11 1970 FORD Torino Cobra, 429 automatic Phone 778-9485.

1970 Plymouth Barracuda, cuda style, mag wheels, wide ovals, 27.000 miles. 433-5684

1115c—11

SKI-DOO and John Deere Sales and Service — Clothing and accessories. Perry's. 8401 Ridge Road. Gasport.

TF—16 ARCTIC CAT snowmobile sales and service. Charlie's Automo­tive Service, 6850 Akron Road. Lockport, 434-5286. JOHNSON snowmobiles. sales and service. J. V. Sales, 118 South Niagara, Lockport, 433-4768. Open daily 2-9 PJn.

TF—16 1971 SKI-DOO TNT. 340 26 hp.. 300 miles, excellent condition. 434-2259 before 3 p.m.

12-18C—16 '69 Evinrude with reverse -wide track plus extras. Excellent condition. 434-3515 or 434-8057.

13-15C—16

1969 CHARGER RT 383 cu. in. 4 - speed, power steering, AM

FM radio, vinyl roof. nable. Call 542-9798.

18 Business Service

SYL'S AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Repairs

245 Park Avenue, 433-3844 TF—11

SNOW PLOWING. 24 hour 11-lTc—111 service. 95 a driveway, or $50 -

l seasonal. Call 433-6648 or 434. 1953.

14-20C—18

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•69 DATSUN 510 sedan. S1200 ior best offer. May be seen at 5537 Ridge Road. 4334158 after

ERRORS OR OMISSIOfsIS;3^ Before 9:30 ajn. next day ' i

By 5:00 p,m, the same day or i S A V E P t ^ i ^ r h - i f u v i I Year end clearance. Above Ask t » Classified ; a v e r a g e c a f S a t ^ ^ a v e r a g e

— — i prices. 2—TO CHEV YIMPALA 2—'69 FORD LTD HARDTOP I 3-Chevy H TON PICK-UP

AUTO HI - Performance !TO LTD HARDTOP Snowmobile ATV. ALL drivers "69 IMP ALA HARDTOP always an immediate FS Najpriced to sel l Walt's Used Cars. :

1. Lowdepos it, Niagara Frontier Route 3L Medina. Brokerage Inc. 778-7393.

KITCHENS, BATHROOMS in­stalled, rooms paneled, ceramic tile, siding, gutters, new roofs, roofs repaired. Insured, No money down, terms, 433-5487, 778-84H.

SK—18

RAILINGS

Insurance

Custom made by Cavalier! 7 VAN BUREN STREET

434-5091 or 434-2064 SK—18

LIFE INSURANCE - F a ^ i DRIVEWAY M O T O R S

g ^ ^ P t o L ^ ^ s i ! 5 Gooding St., 434-6379 Nationwide Life Columbus. Ohio

Ins. Co, T F - 1 1

NIAGARA HOME HEALTH CARE SERVICES

Homemakers, home aides and nursing service to assist you in the home when there is illness or a need for adult supervision. Meal preparation. Housekeeping and Personal care. Call 4342388 or 434-6361

TF—7

1969 DODGE Coronet station ^"^•™"""""! wagon, small V-8 automatic. PertAMilc-Povfr steering, new snow tires, rers4MuiiS!2aooo mlles^ ^ ^ clemn ^295.

434-5222 1L.14C—11

LOCKPORT IS the Welcome Wagon town. Newcomers call 433-3414. Engaged girls call 434-U095.

USED CARS: Always a tine selection at Mike Moran Auto &des Inc.. 110 W. G e n e s e e Street Lockport 434-6303.

TV—11

EENIE MEENIE - Minie mo-A car from us — Will save you dough. Dave Heinrich Chevy (Sty.

SK—11

JOHN D. GERLING & CO. HOME IMPROVEMENT

SERVICE 778-9700

BETWEEN 5:30-6:30 p.m. SK—18

WINDOW GLASS cut to s i z e . Storm windows and doors re- ( paired. Hur.dshamer*s, 209 Park Avenue.

TF—18 DORMERS, Additions. Let us build on for you. Low winter price. 434-1474.

TRAILER hitches Installed. Outboard propenllers recon­d i t i o n e d . Aluminum trailer bodies rebuilt Precision Custom Welding, 433-2144, 9 a.m. - 3 p . m .

TF—18 Palmer and son back in town. Wants electrical jobs. Big or small 798-1720 or 798-4549.

13.19c—18

SPECIAL — Sunday. January \ 16. Open at 1 p.m. for the Super

BOWL Dallas at Miami. Two l color TVs. Refreshments ser-jved. Come out and watch. The 1 Traveler's Motor Inn and Steak House, opposite Lockport Plaza.

12-lSc—7

USED CARS: Always a good selection and the best recon­ditioned ears in Lockport Barton Oldsmobile, 427 West Ave.

I N T E R I O R p a i n t i n g ^ professionally d o n e , winter rates, free estimates. Phone 434-0215.

ll-I7p—18

MAN WANTS rider or exchange j driving to Buffalo and back, first ishift woman preferred. Olcott r Lockport Somerset Gasport area. Write P. O. Box 2L Newfane.

13-lSe— 7

LEIGH VALLEY MOUSES. IHC-Bv JOHN & auRNETT NIAGARA LVH, INC. Br CHARLES A. BAKER

OAVIO y GREENE ALA* I. GftCEfPE CARL GLKJC iRVTDG B HAASS

FLOCSUCE a. wemGAfn RiCHARO SJftlMG ALLAH O. SUTTOtl

IF YOU'RE UP TO S O M E ­THING BIGGER, check the spacious homes in today's Classified ads? Dial 433-3811 DONT LET anyone ten you you can't afford your own home. Let us show you how our new financing plan can help you turn the dream of a spacious new home into a living reality. 433-4960 day or night

COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE RENTAL AND LEASE

SERVICE Timkey Pontiae Cadillac 568 West Avenue. 433-5555

SK—11

BUICK — OPEL SALES SERVICE ENGEL BUICK

59 Locust 433-5953 SK—11

ROBINSON FORD INC. S u b u r b a n location means

savings to you. Rt. 31 Middle-port 735-371L

SK—11

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1J7 T-BIRD TOTHILL AUTO SALES

ll-17c—7 oew tires, landau top, as is, ispecial. $795. { 24-26 Chapel S t , 433-2911

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r o u n d , LOST, j i ruyecj LOST — Back Labrador Re-triever. BO collar, vicinity South Niagara Street answers to "Goldie". 433-4026. FOUND — Monday afternoon. Frontier Stone area, light brown puppy, about 8.10 weeks old. no collar, presumably a family pet 735-3374.

14-15e—10

12 Trucks

19S2 BMC 1-ton 9* stake. V-€. 4-speed, duals, $450. 434-3543.

14.17c—B

SANDTS Tree Service, Profes­sional trimming all types of fruit trees. 795-3725.

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YOU MIGHT THINK CALL US AND SEE

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FOUND, half frown Tiger e a t Friendly, house broken. 1X1 Weat

on Bit fir*! mitrnrmrf ef payment panmr^h^

"in fr» tveirt that UDC H wlllna fa occ«pi an rrevocob* tatfar of un i t ! or MrMlgr Mcurffy M i«u af any ftoitmant or serttefi tfwraef than aw Limited Partner*, of ffieir e&nm m«v iubsiifu't welt irravecBM* r***r gf crcOlt aBllaatlin af LVH Or limiler teevrrrf -n lieu of iutH cotr. *rriff>f m IfiSfOllrriOrlf,

"(6) Dwpltt tnt afgreto^ »ef»*ii# *X. of payments. &• - Mt>f«cf ntvertMie** •-> • ) tm tm* af

fMS A-licio V I I , fh« Limited Rartnar* tfnall praeay IA mftoH or in port tn majf* M flwfft ti'ii^iniisijjiia te #w aiitoi r^m

of frit first installment, mt iti.-o «t Partoers an five (St aav* a e t m a* 9m Cmtumt anal sold iitsfatlrnents shell be mode an me L»mited Pertntrs,

awvivenery af mt peymtnt a f ' * « ewxraBaa af the first insMHmtnt; the fourth af installments sne Onr„veriorT af the poyment af fhe f-rst inafalimanf, and t*-# t-fh at said -staHmen*s ahaH be made an Hit fourth anrwvtrsory at fht peymtnt ef the t in t

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1966 GMC I f aluminum van body and power lift sate. Maintain in excellent condition. Operated by 1 driver since new See it at 521 Young Streak

692.2621. 12-lSc—12

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FOR A WINNING VARIETY of aulas for sale, see today's Classified Ads.

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1969 FORD Fairtaac 2 • hardtop. hi ue 1 rm rr-1 l»a E * 434-

13-lfe—11 Plymouth Valiant. Runniaa

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