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Stanton, Charles William 2B DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. ROCHESTER. N.Y.. TUESDAY. OCT.

8, I'm Hoysic, George T. HURON Age 81 suddenly October 5 1 996 Survived by wife Dorothy Predeceased by daughter. Judy Survived by children. Jean (William) Gamcse of Oswego Stephen yoy Landauer) ot Penfie'd. David (Mary) ot Far-mmgton.

Paul (Sytvianel of Albany Ruth (Gordon) Keenan ot Daphne AL. Christopher (Eileen of Perinton and Nancy I Steve) Gant ot Chapel Hill. NC Survived by 9 grandchildren. 2 Sisters and 4 brothers Friends may call Tuesday 7 9Pm and Wednesday 2-4 7-9PM at Colvin-Robert-son Funeral Home. 5925 New Hanford Wolcott Funeral Mass.

St Mary Magdalene Church. Washington St Northrup Ave Wolcott on Thursday In lieu of ftowers. friends may contribute to Camp Komonia. PO Box 58, Spencerport NY. 14559.

Mary Knoll Sisters. Mary Knoll. NY 10545 or St. Mary Magdalene Church, Wof-COtt NY. Panepento, Carl J.

LEROY: Oct. 6. 1996. Survived by his wife. Louise (Elsie); 2 sons a daughter-in-law, Carl Jr.

and Ann. Peter; 2 grandsons. Peter (Nancy). Carl III (Marcie); brothers and sister-in-law. Phillip and Grace.

Frances and Letty. Lawrence and Diane. Samuel and Angela. Joseph and Rose. Richard and Mane: sisters and brothers-in-law.

Sadie Bar-one. Rose Panepento. Carmel Panepento, Rita and Anthony Pietrovito. Diane and Lou Bommetti, Eleanor Smith: nieces, nephews Friends may call Wed 3-5. 7-9 at the Cameron Brady Steuber Funeral Home, Route 19.

S. LeRoy. Funeral Mass Thurs. 10AM at St. Joseph Church, LeRoy.

Me-mortals to Hospice Family Care Farrell, Anna R. Sunday Octooer 6 19y6 Srvw by 3 sons Fredercn arxJ Rooet 4 daughters Anne Jean. Lmo and Lynn brother MeMn Kofam Funeral Services al the convenience of me family Interment White Haven Memorial Park Arrangements by Curbed Funeral Home Qih Ave Fogarty, Betty Marie (Amico) Oct 6. 1996 Predeceased by husband William Artnur daugntrer. Linda Survived by her children.

Cathy (James) Hetter. Carl (Barbara) Fogarty. Robin (Vincent) Law. Timothy Fogarty. 5 grandchildren; brother.

Carl (Josephine) Amico Jr. of CA. nieces and nephews Calling Wed 2-4. 7-9 al Falvo Funeral Home 1395 Goodman St Funeral Thurs 10 from Funeral Home. 10 30 at St.

Ambrose Church. In lieu of flowers donations to Rochester Eye Bank. 524 White Spruce Blvd 14623 Interment Holy Sepulchre Gates, Catherine A. (Smith) Monday. October 7, 1996 Predeceased by her husband Frederick L.

Gates: Survived by daughter Gail Gates Francati of Florida: Five sons and daughters-in-laws, Reid and Ruth, Neil and Vivian. Glen. Ross and Gail, Paul and Elizabeth; 23 grandchildren; 23 great grandchildren; three sisters. Erva Hilde-brand. Agnes Eagleson, Ruth and Raymond Riley: many nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the funeral home of ALVAH HALLORAN SON INC. 2125 Chili Ave Wed. 2-4. 7-9 Funeral Mass Thurs. at 10:00 a in Our Lady of Good Counsel Church Interment Hold Ghost Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or masses may be offered for the repose of her soul Janey IRO.M PAGE IB American Indian. "We want our students to be able to see people that they can interact with, that they can relate with," Melendez said. Melendez said one reason the district has had more difficulty raising the proportion of minority teachers is that many are promoted to administration. "We're stealing from our teaching ranks," he said. The district hired more teachers this year than ever before because of a retirement incentive and employee buyout plan that created many vacancies.

Of the 377 new full-time teachers, 106, or 28 percent, were minorities. The district has also increased the proportion of female administrators and made gains in specific areas, such as hiring male elementary teachers and special education teachers and female science and English teachers, Melendez said. About 80 students are involved in a new program at East High School that encourages students to pursue education careers and guar METRO BRIEFING Police say argument resulted in stabbing A city man was stabbed in the back at least three times last night after an argument with another man earlier in the day. The victim's name was not released pending notification of his family, said Rochester Police Lt. William Urtis.

The man's injuries, though serious, were not considered life-threatening. Urtis said an argument between the men led to the stabbing at about 9 p.m. in front of 39 Pullman Ave. Police were speaking with witnesses and did have a suspect, though the victim was being uncooperative, Urtis said. RIT will say goodbye to stadium in blaze of light Rochester Institute of Technology's "flashers" will bid goodbye to Silver Stadium at 7:30 p.m.

tonight with their 10th "Big a night photograph lit solely by hundreds of hand-held camera flashes. Those interested should bring flashes only (no cameras) and gather on Norton Street at 7 p.m. POLICE BLOTTER The following people were arrested by the Rochester Police Department and the Monroe County sheriff's office: Khaliq M. Allah, 40, of 360 Weaver St. arrested Saturday and charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance.

Ian Brissett, 26, of 183 Pearl St. arrested Saturday and charged with second-degree forgery. David R. Brooks, 30, of 104 Canton St. arrested Saturday and charged with felony driving while intoxicated.

Denise D. Coleman, 39, of 360 Weaver St. arrested Saturday and charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Nathaniel L. Davis, 17, of 11 Maxon Brockport, arrested Thursday and charged with third-degree criminal mischief.

Michael L. Cause, 32, of 86 Shelter St. arrested Saturday and charged with first-degree criminal contempt. Kenneth Grant, 32, of 81 Portland front apartment, arrested Sat Raise FROM PAGE IB against higher pay for lawmakers in the past. Otherwise, legislative leaders and most lawmakers have been mum on the subject.

Others have strong opinions, however. "It's a plum job. There's very little thought and very little thinking, ex- cept by the (Senate) majority leader and the (Assembly) speaker," said Brian Backstrom of CHANGE-NY, an anti-tax group. "The thought they might vote to raise their pay is appalling." It's not that simple to Gerald Benjamin, a dean at State University of New York at New Paltz and an expert on state government. the board of directors of a $66 billion corporation," he said, citing the amount of money the state will spend this year.

"A person who hasn't had a raise in eightyears has a right to expect one." Benjamin said the problem with setting lawmaker pay is "there's no model. There's no good way to determine how much they should make." A check of other large states around the country shows that most operate like New York with lawmakers occasionally voting themselves raises, often to the chagrin of many citizens. However, at least two states, California and Michigan, have set up boards of citizens, appointed by their governors, to set the salaries. "We look at comparable public jobs, like local boards of supervisors, and trends in private-sector compensation," said Peter Strom of the California Citizens Compensation Commission, which has set salaries for elected officials there since 1991. Decisions of the seven-member commission, set up after it was op-proved by voters in a referendum, are final.

That's true even when what they decide isn't popular. For example, in 1994 the panel decided to raise the legislative salaries from $52,500 to $72,000 knocking New York legislators off their long-time perch as the most highly paid in the country. The puy has since gone up in Cali fornia to $75,600, still the highest in the nation. "A lot of people didn't like it," Strom said. "But when the commissioners looked at other salaries especial- as the is of pay of said of to Of Greece NY on Oct 6 1996 He su-vtved by hs beloved wife of 5- years Loretta 2 sons and oaugMers in-law Donald and Dtanne of TN.

Ca-es and Deooran. 1 sister Frances Giinxire. 1 brother George. 4 grandchildren Casey Keith. Enc and Cody several nieces and nephews Army veteran of WWII, retiree of Eastman Kodak Co Funeral Services and interment Falls Cemetery at convenience of family Those wishing may make contributions to the Memorial Fund at Hope Lutheran Church in his memory Arrangements entrusted to, ARNDT FUNERAL HOME Stenglein, Dennis W.

Dennis Stenglein on October 6. 1 996. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Jeannette Stenglein; his mother.

Mrs. June Stenglein; 3 children. Dennis (Leanne) Stenglein. Lynne (Jerfery) Brown. Bonnie (Orlando) Cifuentes: 2 brothers.

Gerald (Lillian) Stenglein. Robert (Bonnie) Stenglein: 7 grandchildren. He is a member of Sheet Metal Local 46 Friends are invited to his Memorial Service Tuesday. Oct 8. 1996 at 1 00 PM in the George Funk Funeral Home, 1119 Joseph Ave at Norton St.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions to Strong Chil-drens Cancer or Camp Good Days and Special Times in his memory Sutorius, Emil J. Tuesday. October 1. 1996. Survived by his son and daughter-in-law Robert and Rose Sutorius; 3 grandchildren Robert J.

Sutorius. Stephen and Patricia Sutorius. Barbara and Mark Sauer; 5 great-grandchildren Evan, Caitlm. Nathan. Mason, and Lauren.

Funeral Services and interment in White Haven Memorial Park were held at the convenience of the family In lieu of flowers friends wishing may make contributions to a charity of your choice in his memory. Arrangements entrusted to Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home Inc Tubolino, Dominick A. October 5, 1996. Survived by his beloved wife of 61 years Mary Macaluso Tubolino; children Anthony (Esther) Tubolino, Dominick (Suzanne) Tubolino, Vicki (Jim) Maher. Dennis (Sharon Anderson) Tubolino.

Donna (Phillip) Sansone; 12 Grandchildren; 4 Great-Grandchildren; sister-in-law Rose Tubolino: brothers-in-law Lawrence (Joan) Cimino, Dominick (Mary Ann) Macaluso: several Nieces and Nephews: also survived by Rosemary Mykins, Linda Tubolino. He was a retiree of Rochester Telephone and a member of CWA Local 1 170. BARTOLOMEO FUNERAL HOME INC. 1425 Lexington Ave. (Between 390 Mt.

Bead) visiting hours will be held Tuesday 2-4 7-9. Funeral Mass Wednesday 10 AM at Holy Family Church. Interment Holy Sepul-chre Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Ulrich, Elizabeth B.

Oct. 5, 1 996. She is survived by her brothers Clarence (Virginia) Button of Del Ray Beach. FL and Richard of Dallas, TX: sister Ruth (Raymond) Harrison of Thompson, 2 nieces; 1 nephew. Services and interment will be private.

Arrangements, Anthony Funeral Chapel Wagoner, Ruby WEBSTER: Oct. 7, 1996. She leaves 2 daughters, Sandra Miller, Webster and Sharon Wagoner, Pottersville NY; a son, William, Royal Oak. Ml; grandchildren, Gary Miller of NC. Kimberly (Roy) Warner, Scotts-ville and Helen Miller-Hollis (Steve), Webster; 4 great grandchildren.

Friends may call 2-4 7-9 Wed. at the Willard H. Scott Funeral Home. 12 South Webster, where Services will be held 10AM Thursday. Interment, Webster Rural Cemetery.

Memorials may be directed to American Heart Association. Weldel, Robert A. Sunday October 6, 1996. Predeceased by his wife, Betty. Survived by his son, Daniel Weidal; daughter and son-in-law, Wendy and Clifford Grant; 3 grandchildren, Robert, Scott and Eric: nieces and nephews.

Friends may call Tuesday 7-6 at the Dreier-Giltnar Funeral Home Inc. 1717 Portland Ave. at Ridge RD. E. Funeral Service Wednesday at 10AM at The Lutheran Church Of The Transfiguration.

3760 Culver Rd. Interment. Mt. Hope Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to The Church or St.

John's Home. Wright, Parker C. Thursday, Oct. 3, 1996. He is survived by his wife.

Eleanor DeWitt Wright; sons and daughters-in-law Larry Sr. and Dianne of Webster, NY, David and Becky of Saratoga, CA; daughters and son-in-law Judi Neil of Ithaca, NY and Nancy and Terry Powell of Shawnee. OK; 9 grandchildren; 1 sister Mrs. A. weston of Mount Dora, FL and nieces and nephews.

He is the son of Clarance B. Wright and Aleine Caulkins Wright who preceded him in death. He was retired from Eastman Kodak Co. in Rochester. NY.

He was a member of St. Pauls Episcopal Church of Delray Beach, FL and served on the vestry at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Rochester, NY. He was also a member of the Mason's. Kappa Sigma Fraternity, and a graduate of Cornell University and Clifton Springs High School.

Memorial Services will be held on Wednesday. Oct. 9th at 1:30 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church, Sodus Point, NY with Graveside Services following at the Clifton Spring Cemetery, Clifton Springs, NY. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Sodus Bay Historical Society.

7600 Ontario, Sodus Point, NY 14555 Area Deaths Outside Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. DiSanto, Mildred Rose BATAVIA: Age 75, entered into rest October 7, 1996. Daughter of the late Joseph Tra-montana and Carmella Mangone-Pullinzi-Tramontana: beloved wife of the late Nicholas DiSanto who died 1961 loving mother of Elvera (Richard) Colombo of Batavia; sister of Christine (Frank) Biasioli and Eleanor Longobardi. both of Batavia: 3 grandchildren, Nicholas. Kimberly and Steven Colombo; several nieces and nephews and a sister-in-law, Sarah Pullinzi.

also survive. Friends may call Wednesday 2-4 7-9 PM at the GILMARTIN FUNERAL HOME, Batavia. NY where Services will be held 9 AM Thursday followed by a Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 AM at St. Anthony's C. Church.

Entombment in St. Joseph Masoleum. The family suggest memorials to the Paolo Busti Cultural Foundation, St. Anthony Church or to the family Brew, Euphemia P. (Beach) CALEDONIA: Oct.

5. 1996. She is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law, Sheila and Ken Hallett. Nome and David Saraceni; sons and daughter-in-law. Christopher En-nis.

Enos and Kristine Ennis: brothers and sisters-in-law. Ronald and Peggy Beach, Harry and Betty Hara; sisters and brother-in-law. Edna Fridd, Kay Grant, Betty and Will Miller; sister-in-law. Fran Beach: grandchildren. Ryan.

Aaron and Christian Hallett; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Wednesday 2-4 7-9 at the Alhart Funeral Home, 3068 W. Main Caledonia. Friends may attend her Funeral Service Thursday 1 1 AM at the First Presbyterian Church, Four Corners, East Avon. Inlerment Murntord Rural Cemetery.

Memorials to Caledonia Ambulance or American Cancer Society, Gregorius, Dale A. CANASEHAGA: Died in Jacksonville, FL on October 3. 1996, age 39. Survived by 1 son, Joshua; his parents David (Chris) Gregorius Dansville: 2 brothers, Matthew of Dans-ville, Paul (Michele) of Wayland; aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews Friends may call at the Mann Funeral Home. Canaseraua Wednesday from 6 7 with a Memorial Service immediately following at 7 In five 1 DM Arrest made in Tompkins abduction, slaying case ASM.K.IAril) VM jnd STAI I Rf-HOPTS McLEAN An arrest has been made in the case of two Tompkins County girls who were abducted from a sleep-over party last week.

State police sources last night told WICB radio at Ithaca College that John Andrews of McLean has been arrested in connection with the case of Jennifer Bolduc of Dry-den and Sarah Hajney of McLean, who had been missing since Friday. Andrews is a neighbor of the Haj-neys. State police announced earlier yesterday that the two missing high school cheerleaders were dead, leaving this village frightened by yet another act of violence here. Although investigators have not recovered the bodies of the two 16-year-olds, there is "sufficient physical evidence" to conclude they are dead, Maj. Arthur Hawker said.

That evidence is crushed bone fragments that were found at the Otse-lic camp belonging to a relative of Andrews, the source said. The bodies had apparently been crushed with some sort of instrument. Bloody rags were also found at the camp, according to the source. "This was not anything that came in one particular instance. Our determination was based on several acts occurring (Sunday) night," said Hawker, who added that he did not want to jeopardize the investigation or any eventual prosecution.

The girls, cheerleaders at Dry-den High School, were reported missing by their parents Friday eve ning. They had been house-sitting for Hajney's parents Thursday night and had not shown up for school Friday. One of the girls is from the Roch ester area. Jennifer and her family lived in Chili before moving to Dryden in 1986, said Debbie Hall, a family friend. "We used to get together off and on," Hall said.

"They were a great family. Our sons were born one day apart, and we would go to each other's houses. We were good friends." Jennifer's grandmother still lives in Chili but went to Dryden over the weekend, said her neighbor Bob Coon. The Hajney family's 1992 Chevrolet Lumina was found Friday in the parking lot of the Cortland Line Co. in Cortland.

Hawker would not confirm there was blood found on the car's hood. Students were told of the deaths yesterday morning in small groups in their classes, said school Superintendent Donald Trombley. "We have an extremely torn-up high school right now. The students are very frightened. They don't feel safe at home," he said.

The village, which sits amid rolling hills, farms and thick woods, has seen more than its share of tragedies in recent years. In 1994, the high school football coach was shot to death five days after Christmas as he defended his daughter from a one-time boyfriend. The youth later killed himself. Two brothers died in separate car accidents in 1995 and 1996. Two weeks ago, a mechanic at a Dryden car dealership allegedly shot and killed a co-worker.

The man turned himself in and is now awaiting trial. Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Castagna, Cecilia M. Oct. 7, 1996.

Survived by her husband. William, her son, Mark of FL; several nieces and nephews Calling TUES 2-4 ONLY at the Falvo Funeral Home 1395 N. Goodman St Funeral WED. 10am from the funeral home and 10:30 at Holy Spirit Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Cronk, Edith J.

Formerly of Batavia. On 10796 in Bath VAMC. Age 77. Predeceased by her husband John Cronk in Jan. 1996.

Survived by son Gary Cronk of Phoenix. AZ: step-son and daughter-in-law John W. and Marcia Cronk of Green Bay, Wl: daughter Karen Cronk of Rochester; sister Mae Janefte of Rochester: 4 grandchildren; nieces and nephews. She was a WWII Women Army Corps Veteran Graveside Service at a later date Arrangements by the BohmSmith Funeral Home. 308 Mam St Batavia, NY Davis, Kenneth On September 30.

1 996 Survived by daughter. Sadie "Fern" Stephenson of Diarnon Bar. CA. brother. Cecil Davis of Jamaica.

W.I.: 2 grandchildren; 1 great grandchild, a host of nieces nephews in Canada. USA and Jamaica: other relatives and friends Memorial Service Today at 11am at the Metropolitan Funeral Chapels. 109 West Ave Rev Capors Bell officiating Grocery doctor bills. VOW "money miil. U401(kh Wednesdays in Rochester Living.

Drmocrat nronirif TIMI-S -UNION a of 5. he Co ot of 5 813 Roth, Elsie C. (Cummings) LEROY: October. 5. 1996.

Survived by her sons, Kermit (Patricia). Gary (Martha). Jerry (Nancy) Roth; daughters. Jeannette (Darwin) Macomber, Joan (Richard) Newcomb; 16 grandchildren; 13 great grandchildren: a brother, Charles (Eleanor) Cummings; 4 sisters, Jessie Adams. Laura Reamer, Joyce Nichols, Lucille (Al) Lowden; nieces, nephews.

Friends may call Monday 7-9, Tuesday 2-4. 7-9 at the Cameron Brady Steuber Funeral Home. Route 19S, LeRoy, where Services will be held Wednesday 1 PM. Memorials to American Cancer Fund, Genesee Home Care or Leroy United Methodist Church. Eastern Star Service, Tuesday 7PM.

Kress, Harold J. LIVONIA: October 6, 1996 at 88 years. Survived by his wife, Rita Shults Kress; children, Thomas Kress of Livonia, James Kress of Rochester and Carole (William) Hassett of 1 Rush; 14 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren; brother, John (Julie) Kress of Malone, NY; sister, Hilda (Leonard) Clark of Rochester; several nieces and nephews. Also survived by Lucy Kress of Livonia and Mary Jane Kress of Rochester. Friends may call 7-9 Monday.

2-4. 7-9 Tuesday at the KEVIN W. UUUUHtRIY FUNERAL HOME INC. Rt. 15 20A.

Livonia. Funeral Mass Wednesday 1 1 AM at St. Josephs Church, Livonia. Burial St. Michaels Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to Camp Stella Maris, 4395 East Lake Livonia 14487. Daly, Richard C. MACEDON: Age 55. Died October 6, 1996. Survived by his sister Suzanne Daly of Macedon.

Announcement of Memorial Service at a later date. In lieu of flowers friends wishing may contribute to The Cancer Society or The American Heart Fund. Arrangements PAYNE MURPHY FUNERAL HOME. Laird, Robert E. PALMYRA: Suddenly at age 43, October 6, 1996.

He is survived by his wife, Rita: daughters. Misty of Palmyra. Jessica of Newark and Charity of Palmyra; grandchildren, Shawn Alea; father, Robert Laird of Williamson; mother, Nina Laird of Clyde NY; sisters, Dona Nina Ann; brother, George Laird. Friends are invited to call at the McGUIRE HARGRAVE FUNERAL HOME, 123 E. Jackson Palmyra, Wednesday 2-4 7-9.

A Graveside Service will be Thursday 1 1AM at Palmyra Cemetery. Burm, Peter Sr. PORT GIBSON: Age 91, October 7, 1996. Survived by 6 sons, Joseph and Roy of Port Gibson. Peter, Jr.

(Rita) of E. Palmyra, Edward (Midge) Laverne of Lyons, Fred of IL; 2 daughters. Dora Burm of Corning and Marjone (Gerald) DeRuyter of Sarasota. FL; 1 brother, Frank of Newark; 20 grandchildren; 1 7 great-grandchildren; 1 great-great-granddaughter: nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his wife.

Pearl in 1976 and grandsons, Chris and Peter, III. Friends may call Wednesday form 2-4 and 7-9 at the Schulz-Pusateri Funeral Home. 103 Maple Newark where Funeral Services will be held Thursday at 10:30 AM. Memorials may be made to the DeMay Living Center, Newark 14513. Major, Stuart V.

WARSAW. Stuart V. Major, age 53. of War-saw went home to be with the Lord on Sunday October 6, 1996. Arrangements being completed by Weeks Funeral Home, 123 N.

Main Warsaw. Chappie, Mary S. WOLCOTT: Mary S. Chappel, 86. passed away.

Sunday. October 6. 1996. Mary was born and lived all of her life in the Wolcott area until entering the Wayne County Nura- 1 ing Home 3-12 years ago. She was predeceased by her husband, George.

Surviving are 2 sons, Gordon (Betty) of Macedon and Richard (Sue) of California; grandchildren, Steve (Robin), Fulton, Todd. Wellsvllle, Charles (Ann), Illinois. James (Sarah), Alabama. Daniel (Sue), South Carolina. Diane (Michael) DeCann.

North Carolina, Douglas (Teresa), South Carolina; great granchil-dren; great great grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Friends may call Tues. 2-4 7-9 at the Colvin-Robertson Funeral Home Funeral Services 1 1 AM Wednesday. Oct. 9 with burial in North Wolcott Cemetery.

In Memoriam Giuliano, Louis G. 11463-10891 loving memory of our Son Louis. It been long painful years, since you were sadly taken from us; on a dark tragic night. You are missed more and more each passing day. With loving thoughts and countless memories.

You will always be in our hearts and prayers All our love, Mom, Dad and Family OPEN THE DOOR of LOANS Available thru FHA Title One Loan Programs 0 A Non-FHA Programs Poor or No Credit on Non-FHA Loans EquityNo Equity and debt consolidation programs available Programs Available Windows Roofing Siding Installation Kitchens Baths It it thi purpose of our program to ENERGY CONSERVATION NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION CPI not govmmtnt afttliAltd Cn.IHtlfl Avallakl. antees them jobs in city schools if they earn bachelor's degrees and state teaching certificates, said Maurice Bell, who supervises the district's high schools. urday and charged with two counts of third-degree assault Jermaine Jennings, 19, of 133 Parkway arrested Friday and charged with second-degree forgery. Luther Ridgeway, 31, of 348 Hay-ward Ave. arrested Wednesday and charged with assault.

Edward Ruckdeschel, 34, of 183 Lyell Ave. arrested Thursday and charged with fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property. Eric J. Saurini, 26, of 2 Bremen St. arrested Friday and charged with second-degree burglary and fourth-degree grand larceny.

Charles H. Sims, 26, of 571 Ma-clntyre Road, Caledonia arrested Thursday and charged with felony driving while intoxicated. Zachary L. Smith, 22, of 838 Harmon Road, Penfield arrested Sept. 27 and charged with second-degree burglary and third-degree grand larceny.

Matthew J. Young, 23, of 24 Reynolds Road, Webster arrested Thursday and charged with first-degree criminal contempt. All information is compiled daily from the Rochester criminal court arraignment calendar and the Monroe County sheriff's office prisoner data report. This is a partial list. Only felony arrests are included.

Legislator pay Here is how the base salary of New York lawmakers, $57,500, compares with those of some other large states: California: $75,600. Michigan: $50,629. Pennsylvania: $47,000. Massachusetts: $46,100. Illinois: $42,265.

Ohio: $46,035. Wisconsin: $38,056. New Jersey: $35,000. Minnesota: $29,657. Florida: $24,912.

Connecticut: $16,760. Indiana: $11,600. Texas: $7,200. Source: State of Michigan survey, individual state legislatures. ly Los Angeles supervisors who make more than $90,000 a year it seemed appropriate." A recent increase in the pay of New York City Council members, to $70,500 a year, is the biggest spur tor state lawmakers, one New York City Assembly member said, who asked not to be quoted by name.

meres no way those guys should be ahead of us, he said. The other state that has a commission determine salaries Michigan still has lawmakers paid less than New York legislators $50,629 a year. 'The criteria really aren't formalized," said Carol Mowitz of the Michigan State Officers Compensa tion do a survey of other states every two years as well the nature and requirements of job. The commission, set up in 1968, designed to "get the legislators out the decision-making process," she said. That idea appeals to Benjamin, who proposed something similar for local governments when he was an Ulster County legislator.

'The way they're doing it now is certainly unsatisfactory," he said. Monroe County also has a review commission that meets periodically, though its findings are not binding. Backritrom has a simpler idea: lawmakers the median income families in their district statewide, about $33,000 a year. I le that could go up as the income other New Yorkers increased. He said the relatively low pay would "emphasize the idea of public service and public servants we seem have Kress, Harold J.

See outside Monroe Co listing Kwolyk, Olga Saturday, October 5, 1996. Mrs. Kwolyk is survived by her husband. John; stepsons. Robert (Dona) and James (Cynthia) Kwolyk; grandchildren, Amanda, Julia, Sara Spencer; sister, Iwanka (Bohdan) Nagola of Poland; niece.

Christine (George) Kyrzan-iwsky; grandnieces, Alexandria, Larissa Lydia; uncle, Walter (Mildred) Kuncio; cousin. Ignatz Fale; other family in the Ukraine. Mrs. Kwolyk was a member of the Ukrainian Home of Rochester St Josaphats Seniors. Friends may call TUESDAY 2-4, 7-9PM at the PAUL W.

HARRIS FUNERAL HOME, 570 Kings Highway South (Corner Titus). Funeral Services WEDNESDAY at from the funeral home followed by her Divine Liturgy at 10AM at ST. JOSAPHATS UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to or Children ot unornooyi.

Kanacnyoa, i ues-dayat7PM Lightheart, Irene F. Suddenly on 10696 at age 99. She was predeceased by her husband Albert Lightheart, father and mother Frederick and Maud Hayes; sisters Margarita Davin, Dorothy Gandy; brother Clifford Hayes; she is survived by her nephews, Donald M. Hayes, Gerald Gandy; and many friends. TUESDAY from noon to 1 p.m.

friends are invited to call at the Calvary St. Andrews Parish 68 Ashland St. where at 1 :00 m. her funeral service will be celebrated. Interment Riverside Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers friends may contribute to Calvary St. Andrews Parish or a charity of your choice in her memory. Reference Miller Funeral Homes Inc. Malone, John Oct. 4, 1996, at Buffalo A.

Hospital. Mr, Malone was a Veteran of WWII. He is survived by a wife, Minnie Malone of Buffalo; 3 sons, Melvin, Anthony and John III; 12 grand; 2 great-grandchildren; brother, George Malone; dear friend, Earlene Snow; other relatives and friends. Friends may call 2-4, 7-9PM, Tubs, at the Funeral Home of M.E. LATIMER SON, 983 S.

Plymouth Ave. Funeral Service, 12 noon at the Latimer Chapel. Pastor Aaron Brown, officiating. Interment Pittsford Cemetery. Moran, Joseph C.

October 7, 1996, after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Virginia; daughter, Patricia Walsh; son and daughter-in-law, James and Patsy Moran; sister, Louise Leis-ton; 5 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Friends may attend a Memorial Mass Wednesday 10AM in St. Mary's Church, 15 St. Mary Place.

Friends wishing may make contributions to St. Joseph Villa, 3300 Dewey Avenue, Rochester, 14616 in his memory. Reference, Anthony Funeral Cha-pel, Inc. Pigott, Jeanette Oct. 7, 1996 at the age of 77 of Rush.

Survived by 5 sons, Stephen J. (Donna Walrath), Eugene F. (Peggy Jane). John, Michael and Marty (Rachel); 3 daughters. Kathleen M.

(Lowell) Kelly-Bloss. Susan (Fred) Pannoni, Margaret Connor; 10 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; 5 sisters. Clara Oberlin, Betty Michetek, Rosemary D'Amico, Ruth Westfield and Florence King; brother, Richard Forsythe; sister-in- law, Jane Pigott; several nieces, nephews. Friend may call TUt. 2-4 and 7-9 at the funeral home HENRY D.

HALLORAN SON 5781 W. Henrietta Rd. Friends will meet WED. at 10am in St. Joseph's Church, Rush for Jeanettes Funeral Mass.

Interment, St. Paul of the Cross Cemetery, Ho-neoye Falls. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Open Door Mission, PO Box 14236, Roch. 14614. Rabideau, Francis A.

(Frenchie) Oct. 6. 1996 Predeceased by sister. Mane Girioux and brother. Alfred.

Survived by his wife. Loretta: sons, Wayne (Faith) of Wl, Thomas (Elena). Douglas (Todd), Mark (Sherry) and Terry (Kim); daughters. Shirley (Tom) Cottrone. Nancy (James) Parent; brothers, Victor, Leo (Mae).

Lawrence (Tess); sisters. Helen Anderson, Rena Myers and Jeannette Reeves; 1 7 grandchildren; 1 great grandson; special friend. Ros-lyn McMullen: several nieces and nephews He was a retiree of Eastman Kodak Co. and Veteran of WW II Friends may call Tuesday 2-4, 7-9 at Farrell-Ryan Funeral Home. 777 LONG POND ROAD (between English and Latta Rd Funeral Mass Wed 10 AM at Our Lady Mercy Church, (Denise Rd Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery In lieu of flowers.

contributions to the Alzheimer's Assoc Robinson, Carleton B. Age 85. of Belleair Beach. FL. Died October 1996.

He was born in Little Falls. NY and moved to FL in 1982 from Rochester where was President of George A Robinson He was a member of the Clearwater Power Squadron, Belleair Country Club, St Petersburg Yacht Club and was a graduate Wharton School of the University of PA and was a contributor the Beniamin Franklin Society He is survived by his wile Mary of 32 years; daughters. Linda Robison Ashworth Shrewsbury, MA, Nancy Robison Kepple. Rochester, Joanne C. Lee ot Manokin.

MD, grandchildren and 1 great granddaughter Arr, by MossFesler Funeral Homes. Serenity Gardens Chapel. Largo, FL 446 2375. Shartran, Ethel Arlene Sunday. 106 96 in Lakeland.

FL. Originally from Rochester, survived by a son Robert Shartran of Lakeland. FL 5 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren Ref Heath Funeral Home Lakeland FL of A.