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TheErieCountyBoardof Elections announcedthat their office will beopen for absentee votingfortheNovember5th2013GeneralElectionfrom9:00AM until 5:00 PM eachworkingdayuntilandin-cludingNovember4th.Inaddition,theofficewillbeopenforabsenteevoting:Tuesday, October 22nduntil 7:00 PM; Thursday,October 24th until 7:00PM; Saturday, October26th9:00AMto12:00PM;

Buffalo City Mission Thanksgiving 2012.

WithThanksgivingfastapproaching, the BuffaloCityMissionisaskingthecommunity to look aheadto the needs of homelessfamiliesinourregion,andconsider donating a tur-keytotheMission. With just six weeks togo, the Buffalo City Mis-sion is in great need ofturkeys to benefit thearea’s poor and homelessindividuals and familiesthisHolidaySeason.Spe-

cifically, the turkeys areneededfortheThanksgiv-ing Community Meal atthe Buffalo City Missionon November 26th andthe Thanksgiving Tur-keyExpress,whichdeliv-ersmealsall day longonThanksgiving. Intotal,theBuffaloCityMissionislookingfor3,000turkeys before November18th.Tomakeadonation,bringyourturkeyto:Buf-faloCityMission100East

TupperStreet,orcallthemat854-8181. Ifyouareinterestedinlearningaboutholidayur-gent needs and volunteeropportunities visit: www.buffalocitymission.org.In the coming weeks, theMission is expecting thatlocal businesses will par-ticipate by donating tur-keysaswell. The Buffalo City Mis-sion,foundedin1917,isanot-for-profit organizationthatprovidespreventative,emergency and long-termrecovery services to thou-sands of people who arehomelessorimpoverished. The Mission includes:Women and Children’sShelter(CornerstoneMan-or);theMen’sCommunityCenter; the Mission’s Ve-hicle Donation Program;andtheirDickRoadThriftStore Location to betterserveourcommunity.Formore information, pleasevisit www.buffalocitymis-sion.orgorcall854-8181.

Tuesday,October29thun-til7:00PM;Thursday,Oc-tober 31st until 7:00 PMand Saturday, November2nd9:00AMto12:00PM. The last day to applyinperson foranabsenteeballot isMonday,Novem-ber4th.A candidates listand Absentee Ballot ap-plications may be foundon their website: www.elections.erie.gov. Any questions, pleasecall theAbsenteeDepart-mentat858-7819.

Friends of Night People’sfourthannualPartyforthePeople,agalafortherestofus,takesonanewtheme.Thisyear’seventattendeesare encouraged to supportthe 1950s-1990s DecadesThemedpartybydressingup as their favorite char-acter,band,singer,orjustfromoneoftheeras. This fundraiser “forthepeople”providesmuchneededfundingtoassistinfeeding and clothing ourneighbors in need. Theneed is great this year.In2012,FriendsofNight

People served more than83,000 meals at its threelocations throughout thecity.SinceJanuaryofthisyear,FriendsofNightPeo-ple has served more than70,000 meals. The needto feed the homeless andworking poor increasesannually. The event takes placeonSaturday,October19thfrom6-10p.m.attheKar-peleseManuscriptLibraryMuseum,453PorterAve-nue.Thegalawillincludemusic fromthehighlight-Continued on Page 5

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Absentee Voting Schedule Announced

The crowd at last year's Party for the People event en-joyed music, a basket raffle and a table-side magician.

The Canisius CollegeZoo Biology Program an-nounces the opening of itsninth mini-zoo, “Amazoo:The Rainforest Connec-tion.”LocatedinRoom102of the college’s Health Sci-enceBuilding,atthecornerof Jefferson and DelavanAvenues, Amazoo is freeand open to the public. Itruns Monday through Fri-day, November 11th - No-vember21st,from9:00a.m.-5:00p.m. Naturalistic exhibits

constructed by CanisiusCollegestudentsdisplay13species on loan from TheBuffaloZooandothersourc-es,includingthered-leggedtarantula, giant Braziliancockroach,freshwatersting-ray,red-tailedboaconstric-tor,green-cheekedconures,greenandblackpoisondartfrog, bluepoisondart frog,amazonmilkfrog,red-foot-edtortoise,SouthAmericanriver turtle, fulvous duck,prehensile-tailedporcupineandtheagouti.

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The mini-zoo groupproject began in Septem-ber. Students studied theprinciples of exhibitry andhusbandry in class,atTheBuffaloZoo,andattenout-of-town zoos, which theytraveled to throughout thesemester. Based on theirstudies,studentsthencon-verted a first-floor storageroom and adjoining plant-growth room into a simu-latedrainforesthabitat. For more informationcontact(716)888-2790.

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The leaves are falling,the days are shorteningand it’s Dudzick seasoninthetheatersofWesternNewYork. Nolessthanfourproduc-tionsofplaysbytheBuffa-lo-bornplaywrightwillhitwidelyvaryingshowplacesbetweenthisweekendandmid-February. They represent virtu-ally every “period” of thewise-cracking, theologicalskeptic, who in the 70swrote the likes of “MakeYour Moves with Confi-dence”fortheShowboatatthefootofHertelAvenue. “It’s amazing,” saidDudzick from his homein Nyack, about 30 milesnorthofNewYork.“Idon’tthink there’s been thismuch of me all at oncesinceCimasi-Dudzickpro-ductions had five dinner-theatersgoingonatonce.” It all begins Friday atthe Alden Christian The-

ater, a fixture in a cozyschoolhouse alongsideRoute20for24years,with“King o’ the Moon” for atwo-weekend run. “Ourfounder, Kathleen Sutter,did ‘OvertheTavern’ twoyears ago and just lovestheplay,”says“Moon”di-rectorDylanBrozyna. “Over the Tavern” tookBuffalo by storm some20 years ago, more per-formances at the late, la-mentedStudioArenathananyotherplay.Somewhatbiographical, it depictedyoung Rudy Pazinski’sstruggle with the dictatesof his faith, against hispersonalviewthatwewereputonearth“tohavefun.” “Moon” took the samecharacters further downtheroad,seeminglyachal-lenge for a self-described“Christian Theater.” Bro-zynasaysthathistroupedeals with the occasional“damn”(“thewordisintheBible,”henotes)andthatthe characters all repre-sent lives well intended,honoring the concept offamily. Then comes Dudzick’smostrecentwork,“MiracleonSouthDivisionStreet,”whichhewilldirectwithacastincludingEllenHorst

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North BuffaloOctober 11, 2013Delaware Ave. - Com-plainant reports that hisapartment was entered,withoutforceandmissingis cell phone, computer,laptopand$500cash.Healso reports that he gavea key to a worker in thebuilding.

October 11, 2013DelawareAve.-Complain-ant reports that some-onegainedentry intoherapartment, without force.Taken, was a flat screentelevision and $800 cash.Complainant believes itwas someone who worksin the building as therehavebeenseveralsuchin-cidentsrecently.

October 13, 2013Hertel Ave. - Complain-antreportsthatunknownperson(s) put a brickthroughthefrontwindowofaclothingstore.

October 13, 2013Camden Ave. - Upstairstenant was seen in thedownstairs apartmenttakingalamp.

RiversideOctober 10, 2013Amherst St. - Officers ob-served defendant tagginga building with numerouscans of spray paint. Thesameimagesareonseveralotherbuildingsinthearea.

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forming a routine traf-fic stop, officers observedcrackcocaine inthevehi-cle. Also,thevehiclehadasuspendedregistration.

October 12, 2013RiversideAve.-Complain-antreportsthatresidencewas broken into. Taken,withoutpermission,sever-altelevisionsets,comput-er and electronic gamingdevice,alongwithseveralgames.

October 13, 2013Niagara St. - Defendantthreatened bar owner andcomplainant attempted todefend him when the de-fendantpunchedhimintheface.Policearrivedonsceneand defendant fled on footbeforebeingapprehended.

October 13, 2013Hamilton St. - Complain-antreportsthatunknownperson(s) entered his ve-

hiclebybreakingthefrontwindow. Onceinside,didtake, without permission,a shot gun and ammuni-tionalongwithtools.

West SideOctober 9, 2013ChapinPkwy-Complain-ant reports jogging andwas followed by two menonbikes. Whileonemanswerved in front of her,the other came up frombehind and grabbed thephonefromherhand,rip-ping the earphone out ofherhead.Bothtookoffinanunknowndirection.

October 10, 2013HerkimerSt. -Complain-antwaswalkingdownthestreet when the suspectstarted to follow her andapproached from behindand grabbed her phoneoutofherhandandranoffinanunknowndirection.

October 10, 2013WestDelavanAve.-Com-plainant reports thatunknown person(s) didsmash his car window togain entry. Once inside,takenwithoutpermission,audio stereo valued atover$1,500.

October 11, 2013HerkimerSt. -Complain-antreportsthatunknownperson(s) gained entryinto residence by comingin through the bathroomwindow. Taken, withoutpermission,wasthestereosystemandcomputer.

October 12, 2013PlymouthAve-Complain-ant states that person(s)unknown entered unoc-cupied dwelling and dis-connected the water andgas. Also,taken,withoutpermission,thepipesandfurnace.

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Forest Lawn announc-es plans to plant ap-proximately 300 bare root deciduous treesthroughoutitshistoric269acresonFriday,November1andSaturday,November2as part of its LandscapeRenewalPlan. Two hundred fifty ofthe trees to be plantedwere funded through agrantfromtheCommuni-tyFoundationforGreaterBuffalo; thebalancehavebeen donated by Re-Tree

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Homespun Holi-day Bazaar at Ham-burg United Methodist Church,7to9p.m.Fri.,Nov.8and10a.m.to2p.m.Sat.,Nov.9,116UnionSt.Handmadegiftsandtoys,handquilted,knitandcro-chet items, decorations,Granny’sAtticandbakedtreats and pies. Gentlyused book sale starts anhourbeforeBazaaropensFriday and runs throughSaturday.Delicioushome-madesoups, chiliandpieluncheonSaturday11a.m.to 1:30 p.m. Wheelchairaccessible. Proceeds ben-efit missions locally, na-tionally and around theworld.

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Parent Network ofWNY is proud to an-nounce that this year’srecipient of the Commu-nityPartnershipawardisthe Buffalo Bisons. TheCommunity PartnershipAward is presented everyyear to an agency, school,orpersonwhohasassistedindividuals with special

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needs through their ac-tivities. The Bisons areanavidsupporterof indi-vidualswithspecialneeds.Their support of personswith disabilities is not aproductofaspecialeffort,rather,theyincludepeoplewith disabilities as mem-bersofthecommunityandtreat this as “business as

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North BuffaloBella Mia Chocolate Shop .................... 1096 Hertel AvenueBob & John’s Pizzeria.......................... 1545 Hertel AvenueCafe Allegro ......................................... 1374 Hertel AvenueCaramici's ............................................ 1501 Hertel AvenueCaruso's Food ...................................... 1212 Hertel AvenueCentury 21 ........................................... 1705 Hertel AvenueCorner Store ........................................ 2815 Delaware Avenue Daddio Pizzeria................................... 1247 Hertel AvenueDash’s Supermarket ............................ 1770 Hertel AvenueDelaware YMCA ................................... 2564 Delaware AvenueEuropean Continental Hair Design ...... 1129 Kenmore AvenueFirst Niagara Bank .............................. 2141 Elmwood Avenue First Niagara Bank .............................. 1726 Hertel Avenue Fitness 360° ......................................... 2625 Delaware AvenueFrank's Sunny Italy .............................. 2491 Delaware AvenueGallagher Printing .............................. 1249 Hertel AvenueGloria J. Parks Community Ctr ............ 3242 Main StreetHertel News & Tobacco Shop ............... 1416 Hertel AvenueHertel Park Senior Apartments ........... 1631 Hertel AvenueHertel Parker Liquors .......................... 1859 Hertel AvenueJohnny’s Meats .................................... 1191 Hertel AvenueKenmore Bowling ................................ 1691 Kenmore AvenueKey Bank ............................................. Delaware/Hertel PlazaKnights of Columbus ........................... 1530 Kenmore AvenueKorona Jewelers .................................. 1588 Hertel AvenueLake Effect Diner ................................. 3165 Main StreetLonestar Fajita Grill ............................ 1857 Hertel AvenueMarco's Deli ......................................... 1744 Hertel AvenueMustachio's Pizza ................................. 2701 Elmwood AvenueNorth Buffalo Community Ctr .............. 203 Sanders RoadNorth Buffalo Dental ........................... 1600 Hertel AvenueNorth Park Library .............................. 975 Hertel AvenueParker Pharmacy ................................. 1388 Hertel AvenueParkside Community Center ................ 2318 Main StreetPlaka Restaurant ................................. 2904 Delaware AvenueRealty USA ........................................... 2427 Sheridan DriveSandy's Sewing .................................... 1440 Hertel AvenueScissors................................................. 1497 Hertel AvenueShadow Lounge ................................... 1504 Hertel AvenueTC Jr’s .................................................. 2941 Delaware AvenueTerries Workout Center ........................ 1473 Hertel Avenue

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Continued from page 4the Little Harlem Hotel,based on the collection ofrare holdings housed inthe Grosvenor Room atthedowntownCentralLi-brary,1LafayetteSquare.Freeandopentothepub-lic, the “Little HarlemHotel History” presenta-tion is Monday, October21at12noonintheRingofKnowledgeonthemainfloor of the Library. Ms.Fraserreceivedaresearchfellowship this summerfrom Riverrun to studythe Library’s Little Har-lem archival files whichinclude both family andbusinessphotographsandprogrambooks.Locatedat496MichiganAvenue,thenightclub was started in1934 by businesswomanAnn Montgomery Wood-son to showcase aspiringstars. In its later years,

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Congressman Brian Higgins (NY-26) is set to host Academy Night 2013–anopportunityforhigh school students andtheir families, as well asschooladministratorsandcounselorstofindoutmoreabout Military Academyinstitutions,programsandthe application processthat surrounds them. Lo-calstudentswillhavetheopportunity to meet rep-resentatives from the USNavalAcademyatAnnap-olis, US Military Acad-emyatWestPoint,USAirForce Academy, US Mer-chant Marine Academy,andtheArmyROTC.Each

representativewillbeableto answer questions andprovide students with in-formationrelativetotheirrespectiveschool. Academy Night 2013will take place Monday,October 21 at Cheektow-aga Central High School(3600UnionRoad,Cheek-towaga, NY 14225) from6:30 - 8:30 p.m. ServiceAcademy appointmentsaremadebythePresidentoftheUnitedStatesbasedon congressional and/ormilitarynominations. Each year Congress-man Higgins appoints anAcademyAdvisoryBoard,madeupofWNYveteransand community leaders,tointerviewallapplicantsand make recommenda-tions. The deadline forprospective student ap-plicationsisNovember15.ToRSVPorforadditionalinformation, feel free tocall Evelyn Williams at(716)852-3501orsendane-mailtoevelyn.williams@mail.house.gov.

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The Canisius CollegeChorale, under the direc-tion ofFrankScinta,willinaugurate its 2013 Sa-credSpacesconcertserieswith a program on Sun-day,October27that 7:30PM in St. Louis Church,MainandEdwardStreetsindowntownBuffalo. Admission is free. Sa-cred Spaces stems fromanideathechoirproposednine years ago to fea-ture its music in some ofWesternNewYork’smostbeautifulandacousticallyresonant environments–namely,thesanctuariesofourarea’schurches.As

aresult,thechoirhasvis-ited nearly forty housesofworshipwithitsreper-toire of sacred and secu-lar music spanning fivecenturies. Now in its sixteenthseason,TheCanisiusCol-legeChorale remainsoneof Western New York’smostactivecollegiatemu-sicensembles. For more information,callCanisiusCollegeMu-sicOfficeat716-888-2536or Frank Scinta, AdjunctProfessor of Fine Arts at716-907-0466,oryoumayemail Frank Scinta atscintaf@canisius.edu.

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Board of Education Buffalo, New York Division of Purchase 716-816-3585**Sealed proposals will be received in Room 816 City Hall On: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 at 2:00 P.M. for BID #13-14-038Art Supplies for Service Center Stock On: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 at 11:00 A.M. for BID #13-14-039Custodial SuppliesOn: Thursday, October 24, 2013 at 11:00 A.M. for BID #13-14-040Office Supplies for Service Center StockOn: Monday, October 28, 2013 at 11:00 A.M. for BID #13-14-041Envelopes for Service Center StockSpecifications and bid forms are available at www.buffaloschools.org/PurchaseDept.comCraig A. Koeppel Director of Purchase 42

Buffalo City School DistrictAdvertisement for BidsSealed proposals for the following project will be received at the of-fice of Plant Services, 403 City Hall, Buffalo, NY, 14202. On 10/30/13 at 10:00 a.m., proposals will be pub-licly opened and read aloud for:PROJECT 12-1066P.S. 67 DISCOVERYCOMPUTER LAB CONST.911 ABBOTT ROADBUFFALO, NY 14220Bids will be opened for the following one (1) prime contract: Mechanical. Beginning 10/15/13, bidding docu-ment packages may be viewed and purchased through Avalon Document Services online Plan-room website at http://www.avalon-buff-planroom.com , under “Public Jobs”, or ordered by phone at 716-995-7777. Owner can assume no responsibility for errors, omissions, or other misinformation obtained via other bid document distribution resources.Please note that required bid bond is 10%. The work will be subject to the equal employment opportunity requirements. Any questions re-garding this project, please refer to Brad McIlvain, 716-432-5303.Paul McDonnell, AIADirector of Facilities Planning 42

Buffalo City School DistrictAdvertisement for BidsSealed proposals for the following project will be received at the office of the Plant Services and School Planning - 403 City Hall, 65 Niagara Square, Buffalo, New York 14202. On Thursday, November 14, 2013, at 1:00 PM local time, proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud for:Project: Air Conditioning System UpgradesP.S. #192 - Buffalo Academy for Visual & Performing Arts450 Masten AvenueBuffalo, New York 14209Bids will be opened for the follow-ing three (3) prime contracts: Me-chanical, Electrical, and Owner’s Environmental Laboratory. Begin-ning Friday, October 11, 2013, bidding document packages may be viewed and purchased through Avalon Document Services online Planroom website at http://www.avalonbuff-planroom.com, under “Public Jobs”, or ordered by phone

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Section One, Lot 34 purchased 1866 by H.G. NoltonSection One, North Part Lot 67 pur-chased September 4, 1879 by Es-tate of Timothy H. GlassfordSection One, North Part Lot 75 purchased January 1875 by Silas KingsleySection One, SE Part Lot 76 purchased June 1871 by John ValentineSection One, SE Part Lot 133 purchased before 1895 by James W. SanfordSection One, East Part Lot 145 pur-chased July 26, 1875 by Irving KesterSection Two, South Part Lot 3 pur-chased August 25, 1876 by Seneca A. ClarkSection Two, Lot 4 purchased be-fore July 7, 1874 by R.H. BestSection Two, West Part Lot 6 pur-chased before 1875 by William A. EvansSection Two, Lot 32 purchased be-fore October 1867 by Edith S. WilburSection Two, Lot 36 purchased be-fore November 1865 by Benjamin TimmermanSection Two, Lot 55 purchased December 14, 1876 by George L. NewmanSection Three, East Part Lot 1 pur-chased before June 1870 by J.H. Hilliard & Sarah McVeanSection Three, SW Part Lot 1 pur-chased before September 1859 by Otis F. PresbreySection Three, Lot 13 purchased before November 1876 by Mrs. J.W. GrosvenorSection Three, SW Part Lot 26 pur-chased April 8, 1879 by Rev. G.H. BallSection Seven, North 1/2 & South 1/2 Lot 3 purchased before July 1882 by J.C. Barnes & Frederick McKnightSection Seven, Lot 4 purchased July 1868 by A.A. EustaphieveSection Seven, Lot 5 purchased April 1872 by Ralph H. PlumbSection Seven, East Part Lot 8 purchas-ed April 1872 by Mrs. Elizabeth WhiteSection Seven, South Part Lot 9 purchased before June 1876 by Mrs. Sarah E. BaineSection Seven, NE Part Lot 39 purchased February 8, 1874 by Charles A. MarvinAnyone with an ownership interest in these lots should immediately contact Janice Burnett at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Phone 716-885-1600.Janice M. BurnettCorporate Secretary 42

NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LAPG Construction, LLC. Articles of Orga-nization filed with the Secretary of State of NY (SSNY) on 8/30/2013. Office location: Erie County. SSNY has been designated as agent upon whom process against it may be served. The Post Office address to which the SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him/her is: 100 Ell-wood Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14223. The principal business address of the LLC is: 100 Ellwood Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14223. Purpose: any lawful act or activity. 43

Storage Mobility of Buffalo, LLC hereby publishes notice, as required by New York Self-Storage Facilities Act (NY Stat. 182) of a public sale of the property listed below to sat-isfy a landlords lien. All sales are for cash to the highest bidder and are

at (716) 995-7777. Owner can as-sume no responsibility for errors, omissions, or other misinformation obtained via other bid document distribution resources.Please note that required bid bond is 10%. The work will be subject to the equal employment opportu-nity requirements. Please refer any questions regarding this project to:David R. Hart, P.E.Clark Patterson Lee(716) 852-2118 Ext. 1046Mel L. Alston, A.I.ABuffalo Public Schools(716) 816-3748A mandatory pre-bid walkthrough will be held at 2:00 PM local time on Wednesday, October 30, 2013, at 450 Masten Avenue, Buffalo, New York 14209. The Architect/Engineer will be present.Paul McDonnell, A.I.A.Director of Facilities 42

NOTICE of FORMATION of a DO-MESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY COM-PANY of Siddha, LLC. Article of Or-ganization filed with the Secretary of State of NY (SSNY) on 08/20/13. Office location: Erie County. SSNY has been designated as agent upon whom process against it may be served. The Post Office address to which the SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him is C/O the LLC 111 W. 45th Street, N.Y., N.Y., 10001. Purpose of LLC: (Any lawful purpose permitted for LLCs under NY Limited Liabil-ity Company Act). Street address of Principal Business location is: 166 Greenfield St, Buffalo, N.Y., 14214. 40-45

PUBLIC AUCTION to satisfy over-due storage charges pursuant to UCC Code Section 7- 209, 210, and/or Articles 8 and 9, Sections 182, 184, 201, 201A-203 of the Lien Law of the State of New York, on Saturday, November 9, 2013 @ 10am, at premises Good and Fair Carting & Moving, 300 Woodward Ave. Kenmore, NY 14217. The following units will be auctioned: 8808, 5004, 7059 and 8063; Ca-mille Cosmetics. 7001 and 8005; Diane Ragin. 8002, 7063 and 3012; Donald Hoffman. 8006 and 3010; Delores Masters. 4064 and 4028; Raquel Jurnigan. 7039; Dr. Arzola. And on Saturday, November 9, 2013 @ 10am, at premises Mobile Mov-ing Systems, LLC, 300 Woodward Ave. Kenmore, NY 14217. The Fol-lowing units will be auctioned: 8053 and 5017; Mary J. Christ. 8042, 8027, 9001, 5010, 7018, 7013, 7004 and 9006; Aileen Nance-Glis-son. All contents are unknown. This list is an incomplete, representative sample only. All items subject to re-demption before sale, and are sold “as is, where is.” 10% Buyer’s Pre-mium. Cash Auctions 885-2200 42-43

The Forest Lawn Cemetery at 1411 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York, is posting this notice in ac-cordance with 1513-a of the New York State Not-for-Profit Law. It is our intention to declare the follow-ing lots abandoned and apply to the New York State Cemetery Board to reclaim these lots for resale.

considered final. Storage Mobility of Buffalo, LLC reserves the right to reject any bids. The sale will be held at 3100 Lake Shore Rd Buffalo NY 14219 on: Wednesday, November 6, 2013 at 11:00 AM. Customer Name Container ID Baker, Nicole 272B38 Davis, Anika 3062VX Contents include but not limited to: Household items, books, exercise equipment, stereo equip-ment and more. 42-43

NOTICE OF FORMATION OF Stampone & Sons, LLC. Articles of Organization filed with the Secretary of State of NY (SSNY) on 6/6/2013. Office location: Erie County. SSNY has been designated as agent upon whom process against it may be served. The Post Office address to which the SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him/her is: 1899 Ni-agara Street, Buffalo, NY 14207. The principal business address of the LLC is: 1899 Niagara Street, Buffalo, NY 14207. Purpose: any lawful act or activity. 38-43

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