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Plain, Raymond A. 2B DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, ROCHESTER, N.Y., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1995 Simone, Michael Of Greece. June 20, 1995. Predeceased by his wife, Jennie. He Is survived by his sons and daughter-in-law, James (fiancee Mary Jo Blakely) Simone, Michael and Sylvia Simone; grandchildren, Tod (Cristyn) and Dean Simone, Josie Blakely; greatgrand-daughter, Alyssa Simone: brothers and sisters-in-law, Thomas and Betty Simone, Tony and Gerrie Simone, Sam Simone of FL; sisters and brothers-in-law, Lillian DiCarlo.

Sue and Dutch Welch of CA, Rosie LaLoggia of CA; several brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews and many close friends. Mr. Simone was a retiree of Eastman Kodak Co. Friends may call Thursday and Friday 2-4 p.m. 7-9 p.m.

at the DiPonzio Funeral Home, 219 Spencerport Gates. Funeral Services Saturday morning at 9:45 Funeral Mass at 10:30 in Holy Rosary Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Job shift proposed in city schools Extra person would provide oversight By ERIKA ROSENBERG STAFF WR1TFR Rochester's incoming schools chief is proposing a slightly different administrative structure that Carrozzi, Kathleen Ann June 18. 1995. Survived by her beloved companion Bill Voak, Parents Joseph Sr and Jean (SchoenherrL Her Grandmother Evelyn Schoenherr of Roswell N.M., sister Melanie (Karl) Weekes, Brothers Joseph and Todd Carrozzi.

Aunt of Bobby, Jimmy Tommy Weekes, Katie Becky Carrozzi. Aunts. Uncles Cousins. Family and Friends may attend her Memorial Service Friday 10 A.M. at Holy Cross Church.

In Lieu of Flowers, donations to Earty Childhood Ctr. CO Holy Cross Church 4492 Lake Ave 14612 would be appreciated Cummings, Michael Sr. June 20, 1995. Survived by his wife, Adele; his sons, Michael J. and Richard his grandson, Michael P.

(Patricia); his great-grandson, Michael several nieces and nephews. He was an usher for many years and a member of the Holy Name Of Jesus Society and the Golden Agers all of St. Stanislaus Church. Friends may call Thursday 2-4, 7-9 at the RICHARD L. FELERSKI FUNERAL HOME 1005 Hudson where prayers will be offered Friday morning at 10:30 followed by a Mass of Chrltlan Burial at 1 1:00 at St Stanislaus Church.

Interment Holy Sepluchre Cemetery. Contributions to the Cancer Society in Michael's memory would be appreciated. Harper, Marian LwSgt." ROCHESTER: Age 60, died June 20. 1995. Survived by husband, James; son, Scott (Dee) Halterman; daughters, Deborah (Bruce) Kramer, Sandy (Guy) Deitch, Donna (Joe Montoya) Halterman; brothers, Howard Brown and William (Erline) Brown; sisters, Marjorie Reed, Celia (Richard) Harper; 4 grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

The family will receive friends at the Mer-rill-Grinneil, Inc. Funeral Home, 39 Geddes Holley FRIDAY 2-4, 7-9 where a Funeral Service will be held Saturday at 11 AM. Interment In West Kendall Cemetery. FIGHT- FROM PAGE IB "We have to assume that they thought the project (Ward Street, Ltd.) took action (to reimburse the account)," he said. The inspector general's audit now goes to HUD's Buffalo office, which has 60 days to report back on actions it is taking.

Here are details of other findings in the audit that roughly covered the period between Jan. 1, 1993, and June 30, 1994: Ineligible expenditures of $8,345, including nearly $1,600 from petty cash for employee meals and another $1,500 for staff parties, fines, funeral expenses and paying for the same supplies twice. Auditors also questioned the necessity of spending $12,334 one of the costs they said was not adequately documented to hire tenants to help supervise the project's summer youth program and pay for field trips. They also cited $4,944 in undocumented gasoline credit card charges. Florence defends the summer youth program and some of the other expenditures, but he has agreed to review others and file a report with HUD's Buffalo office, the report said.

Inadequate controls over rent collections and record keeping, deficiencies cited by a 1989 HUD inspector general audit but still uncorrected. Unpaid rents exceeded $25,000 last year. Florence promised improvements, the audit said. Unsubstantiated overtime to employees totaling $31,086. Florence and his management agent Home Properties of New York Inc.

argued it was necessary for snow removal, emergency hours and helping tenants move in. But auditors said overtime was "incurred continually throughout audit period" and sometimes covered routine items like gardening. HUD's Buffalo office will make a final ruling. Skating FROM PAGE IB to the skates, suggesting that protective gear be worn. None of the in-line skaters last night at Canal Park in Pittsford was wearing a helmet or knee and elbow pads.

Sean Higgins of Rochester also wears only wrist guards when he skates. Higgins agreed that parents and children should take safety precautions when they in-line skate, but he said making it law borders on the ridiculous. Dr. David Broadbent, a Rochester pediatrician, said he sees dozens of minor in-line skating injuries each month at The Genesee Hospi-' tal. "The Libertarian in me says we should be able to do whatever we want with our own bodies, but the pediatrician in me is in favor of doing things to protect the safety of our kids," Broadbent said.

Death Notices Within Monroe County a INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Bartles, Edward C. Friday, June 16, 1995 In Englewood, FL Me is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Elaine and Thomas Janas of his brother and sister-in-law, Stanley and Mildred Bar-ties, his sister, Harriet Plekunka; 4 grandsons, Michael, Robert, Brian and Andrew; his devoted friend Shirley Ebel; also nieces and nephews and many dear friends. Ed was a WWII veteran and a retiree of Eastman Kodak Co. No prior calling.

Friends are Invited to attend his Memorial Funeral Mass Friday, June 23, 1 995 at 9:00 o'clock at Our Mother of Sorrows Church, 5000 Mt. Read Blvd. In lieu of flowers, those wishing may offer Masses or contribute to the American Cancer Society in Ed's memory. Arrangements entrusted to Vay-Schlelch Meeson Funeral Home Inc. Beemer, Joseph D.

Monday, June 19, 1995. He is survived by his wife, Mary Spillman Beemer; daughter and son-in-law, Margaret Mary (Maggie) and Paul Brlngewatt; grandson, John Paul Brlngewatt; nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends may call at the funeral home of ALVAH HALLORAN SON, 2125Chill Avenue, Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. Funeral Mass Friday at 10 AM at St. Monica's Church.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre. IRONDEQUOIT: June 19, 1995. Predeceased By his wife, Grace Thompson Behl. He is survived by his children Mr. Mrs.

Charles (Gwen) Zicarl, Mr. Mrs. Carl (Kathy) Behl, Mr. Mrs. Andrew(Susan) Orbaker; 6 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren.

No prior calling. Friends may attend a Funeral Mass Friday 10:00 a.m. at St. Cecelia's Church, 2732 Culver Rd. Interment Irondequoit Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be directed to the Irondequoit Volunteer Ambulance, 2330 Norton Rochester 14609. Arrange-ments Anthony Funeral Chapel, WEBSTER Cade, Agnes R. (BeckyFox) i LIMA: June 21, 1995 at age 79. He Is survived by 2 sons and daughters-in-law, Kenneth and Carol Plain of Lima. Steven and Paula Plain of Honeoye; 3 sisters and brothers-in-law.

Gertrude and Bill O'Neil of Hoi-comb, Roxie and Mark Smith of FL, Betty Lu and Charlie Williams of Holcomb; 3 brothers and sister-in-law, Harold and Elsie Plain of Wayland, Ronnie Plain of Livonia, Vernon Plain; 4 grandchildren, Rebecca, James, Raymond, Chelsea Plain; several nieces and nephews. Mr. Plain was predeceased by his wife, Helen J. Plain, son, Larry Plain and brother. Charlie Plain.

He was an active member of the Lima Volunteer Fire Dept. and the Lima Country Club. THURSDAY 2-4, 7-9 family and friends are invited to call at the O'Connell-Drowne Funeral Home, 2041 Lake Lima where his Funeral Service will be held FRIDAY at 1 1 a.m. Contributions may be made to the Lima Volunteer Fire Dept. or the Lima Ambulance in his memory.

Interment Hon-eoye Falls Cemetery, Kennard, Paul D. 44, June 19, 1995 resulting from a motor vehicle accident. Survived by his wife Maria; 4 sons Lynn, Patrick, Brett, and Donald; 2 daughters Nichole and Crystal Kennard all of Naples; mother Madge Kennard of Bath; 6 brothers, 5 sisters, nieces and a nephew. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 Thurs. June 22 at the Balrd-Moore Funeral Home In Naples.

A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, June 23 at 7:00 p.m. at the Jehovah's Wlttnesses Kingdom Hall in Naples. Mr. Samuel Yacuzzo officiating. Memorials to the Family or the Kingdom Hall in his memory, Morales, Pedro Espada NEWARK: June 20, 1995 age 65.

Survived by his wife Conrada; 4 daughters Mrs. Gregory F. (Evelyn) Woelkers, Mrs. Gilbert (Ivette) Gonzalez, Mrs. Jack (Carmen) Kline and Rose Ann Espada Morales all of Newark; 2 sons Michael Espada of Palmyra, Edwin Espada of Newark; 2 brothers, 5 sisters; several grandchildren; nieces and nephews.

Predeceased by his son Pedro In 1980. Friends may call Thurs. 7-9. Fri. 2-4, 7-9 at the SchulzPusaterl Funeral Home, 103 Maple Court, Newark.

Funeral Mass Sat. 10 a.m. at St. Michael's Church. Memorials may be made to St.

Michael's Church. Cafaro, Nancy J. SENECA FALLS: June 20, 1995. Survived by 1 son, Ralph Cafaro Jr. of Highland Park, IL; 2 daughters, Mrs.

Joan Mastro-paul of Syracuse, NY, Mrs. Joy Murphy of Phelps, 1 great-grandchild; 3 brothers, Thomas Pezzulo of Seneca Falls, John Peters Tony Pezzulo, both of Rohester, NY; 1 sister, Mrs. Joan Del-lefave of Seneca Falls; nieces nephews. Friends may call from 2-4 7-9 PM Thursday at Sanderson Funeral Home, 32 State Seneca Falls. Funeral Service, 10 AM Friday at St.

Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Seneca Falls. Burial, St. Columkille Cemetery, Seneca Falls. Clee, Marjorie R. SPRING WATER: 77, died 62095.

Sur-vlved by her husband, William; 1 daughter, Diane Coogan of Akron, OH; 2 sons and daughters-in-law, Dennis Gisela Coogan of Germany and Mark Joyce Coogan of Rochester; 1 sister, Alexandra Behnke of Rochester; 5 stepchildren; 1 granddaughter and several nieces nephews. There will be no prior calling hours. Friends may attend Funeral Services 1 1:00 A.M. Friday at the ST. GEORGE-STANTON FUNERAL HOME, 109 West Naples Wayland, NY.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery, Sprlngwater. Those wishing may make contributions in her name to S.A.V.E.S., Sprlngwater, NY 14560 In Memoriam Azza rone, John M. John, we are thinking of you today and wishing you a Happy Birthday In heaven. You are always in our thoughts and in our hearts. We miss you and we love you.

Your Beloved Family Manley, Patricia A. (Streb) June 22, 1 974. We're thinking of you today, Patty, as we have each day for these many long years. Give Mom and Dad a hug for us. Sadly missed by brother Mike and family Murphy, Daniel J.

Dad, It's been a year since you were taken away from us. Sometimes It's so hard for us to believe that you are gone. You were such a big part of all our lives, and you left us with wonderful memories. You will always be remembered as a man of honesty and character who always tried to make things better for others, and who loved his family first above all else. We miss you so very much, Dad.

The little ones talk about Grandpa "up In heaven playing How they all loved you and always will. You gave of your time and really enjoyed spending time with all of us. Thank you Dad, for the wonderful lessons you taught us and for showing us the importance of family. You will always be in our hearts. We love you Dad.

Sadly missed by children, grand-chlldren and great-grandchildren. Myricks, Leroy 81154-62294 Dearest Husband, this past year has been lonely. I thank God for the time we had together. Love, Wife and Son. Porretta, Anthony G.

Jr. There Is a tender thought of you down deep within my heart, that forms of every lovely day the brightest and dearest part. Though fate our paths may separate and hide your smile from view, 'tis powerless to take from me this memory of you. I love you, your sister, Debbie. Porretta, Anthony G.

Jr. In loving memory of our son. 4 years ago today, you were taken from us. But, your memories are always with us. You will live forever In the hearts of those who love you.

Love, Mom and Dad, Unce in a while something, exceptional prices on the finest garments ONCE IN A WHILE IS 1498 Monroe Ave. 442-9553 3 mm REGIONAL BRIEFING Attica residents approve $14 million school budget ATTICA Residents of the Attica school district, Wyoming County, approved a $14.1 million budget yesterday and elected two people to the school board. The budget vote was 323-272. The proposed 1995-96 budget is 3.2 percent larger than the current budget, school officials said. The tax levy will be about 5.8 percent larger than the current levy, they added.

Voters also elected two school board members to three-year terms. Both incumbents ran unopposed. They are: Paul Luderman of 1207 Maxom Road, with 489 votes; and Daniel Norcross of 14 Laurel Drive, with 448 votes. Interpretive Center site may be announced today CANANDAIGUA A decision on where the Finger Lakes Interpretive Center will be built is expected to be announced this morning. Officials of the Ontario County Tourism Bureau plan to announce the decision by 10 a.m.

A three-member panel of judges considered proposals from officials of Canandaigua and Geneva. The selection process was designed as a friendly contest that would allow the county to seek state funding with the full support of both communities. Both cities have proposed lakefront buildings that would cost $4 million to construct and about $500,000 a year to operate. The three judges are former U.S. Rep.

Barber Conable; Diane Keuhn, an expert ori this sort of project; and Paul Howard, executive director of the Genesee-Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council. Jail inmate sues tobacco companies for addiction An inmate at the Erie County Holding Center in Buffalo is suing three tobacco companies, claiming that when he tries to quit, he gets irritable and "I have been smoking for 18 years and many of them, I have tried very hard to quit," Gregory Dickinson says in a lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in Rochester. "I get irritable, jittery, nervous and hyper. And from smoking I have shortness of breath, coughing, chest pains, migraine headaches, and I just can't quit smoking," Dickinson says. Dickinson, 31, accused of second-degree burglary in Buffalo, does not specify the damages he seeks.

A federal judge will consider whether he can proceed with the lawsuit. Dickinson does not have a lawyer. Named in the suit are R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Lorillard and Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp. "It's like I'm on drugs," Dickinson says.

"I went back to smoking to relieve these symptoms." Parma man's bail money seized as drug proceeds A marijuana arrest has resulted in the seizure of $45,000 in cash believed to be proceeds from drug sales, police said yesterday. Charles Fitzgerald, 19, of 4742 W. Ridge Road, Parma, was charged with first-degree criminal sale of marijuana. He was arraigned in Parma Town Court, where bail was set at $10,000 cash or $20,000 bond, said Sgt. Daniel Varrenti of the Monroe County Multi-Agency Drug Task Force.

Fitzgerald is accused of selling more than a pound of marijuana to an undercover officer. After the arraignment, a woman who identified herself as Fitzgerald's girlfriend showed up with $10,000 cash for the bail. Varrenti said police believed the money was proceeds from drug sales he wouldn't specify why it was suspicious and had a police dog sniff the cash. The dog, trained to sniff drugs, indicated the cash was involved in drug sales and the cash was also seized, Varrenti said. Fitzgerald's mother, who lives in Covington, Wyoming County, was interviewed by sheriffs deputies there, and $35,000 in cash believed to be drug money was turned over to police.

Varrenti described Fitzgerald as a "multi-pound, mid-level marijuana dealer." The arrest was the result of a seven-month investigation, Varrenti said. Correction A brief on 2B in yesterday's Democrat and Chronicle was incorrect A car struck a firetruck Tuesday while the ladder truck was en route to a fire. AREA DEATHS Morales, Pedro Espada, 65, Newark, June 20. McGuire, Raymond 60, Livonia, June 20. Jindale, Thomas E.

June 20, 1995. He is survived by 2 brothers and sisters-in-law, James and Patricia, William and Sharron; a sister and brother-in-law, Barbara and Howard Cassady; several nieces and nephews; an aunt, Arlene Weicher. He was a dedicated 36 year employee of Wegmans. Memorials may be made to Camp Good Days Special Times. Services and interment In Webster Rural Cemetery will be held at the convenience of the family.

Refer-ence the Thomas F. Trolt Funeral Home. TrovatcRoseM. (Accongio) Tuesday, June 20, 1995. Mrs.

Trovato is survived by her children, Kathleen (Robert) Sengillo, Patrick (Barbara) Trovato of CO, Richard (Maryann) Trovato; grandchildren, Karyn Paul Audycki, Robert Barbara Sengillo, Anthony, Wendy Patrick Trovato of CO, Roseann, Richard Anthony Trovato; great grandsons, Zachary Trovato, Adam Eric Audycki; Josephine Colalannl; brother, Lawrence (Estella) Accongio. Friends may call THURSDAY 2-4 7-9 at the PAUL W. HARRIS FUNERAL HOME 570 Kings Hwy. So. (corner of Titus).

Friends are invited to go directly to ANNUNCIATION CHURCH, FRIDAY 11am for her Funeral Mass. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the American Lung Associa-tion, 1S95 Elmwood Ave. 14620 Van Noy, Sally Elizabeth (Kemp) June 21, 1995. She It survived by her husband, William Van Noy; daughters, Lisa Lori Van Noy; mother, Julia J.

Kemp of Brockport; mother-in-law, Rita Van Noy of Rochester; sisters, Judy (Arnle) Rothsteln of Altamount, NY, Gloria Cusse of Falrport, Sue (Don) Frelda of Leroy, Janle (Jon) Mac Bride of Greece, Mary Lea (Ken) Lotzou of Holly; brothers, Richard (Lucille) Kemp of Holly, John (Bev) Bill (Pat) Kemp, both of Ohio, Kenneth (Peggy) Kemp, Jr. of Webster; brother-in-law, Edward Van Noy; several nieces nephews and many friends. Friends may call Friday 2-4 4 7-9 PM at the Crawford Funeral Home, 495 N. Wlnton Rd. where a Funeral Service will be held Saturday at 2 PM.

Interment Webster Union Cemetery. Friends may contribute to Visiting Nurse Service Hospice (2180 Empire Webster, 14580). Wheeler, Samuel June 19, 1995 in Canandaigua VA Hospital, a veteran of WWII. He Is survived by 1 daughter, Bernita Wheeler of Rochester; 3 sons; 10 grandchildren; 1 sister; relatives Friends may call 2-4 p.m. Thursday at -M.

E. LATIMER SON, 983 S. Plymouth Ave. Funeral Service, Friday, 10:00 a.m. Interment, Bath National Cemetery.

Whyte, Adeline R. HILTON: June 21, 1995, Adeline R. Whyte, widow of Jack K. Whyte, Sr, She is survived by her children, Sharon (Gary) Lind, Theresa (Gary) Martin, Jack (Hazel) Whyte, William (Sheryl) Whyte; 10 grandchildren, Pam Sheets, Judy Klpp, Barb Opett, Justin, Joshua, Alex and Craig Whyte, Jeff and Brian Martin, Amy Kotsch; 7 greatgrandchildren; her sisters, Arllne Sim-monds and Marion Shackelford; several nieces and nephews. She was a retiree of Eastman Kodak.

Friends are Invited to call FRI. 2-4, 7-9 at the Thomas E. Burger Funeral Home, 735 East Hilton. Graveside Service SAT. at 1 1 a.m.

at Falls Cemetery. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday at 1 o'clock at Bethany Presbyterian Church, 3000 Dewey Ave. Those wishing may contribute to GRHC Hospice In her memory. Area Deaths Outside Monroe County Keberle, Raymond Austin AVON: Formerly of Hamlin, June 19, 1995. Survived by his wife Ceil Keberle; daughter Elsa Keberle; son William (Eve) Keberle; 1 grandson Keith Keberle; 3 step daughters Bobble Verbal, Bonnie (Tom) Cleveland, Dorothy "Pud" (Gary) Lambert; 12 step-grandchildren.

Predeceased by first wife, Elsa Keberle. Services will be held Friday evening at 7:30 followed by a Masonic Service by Towpath Lodge 163 S.4 A.M. at 8:15 p.m. at the MERTON KAYS FUNERAL HOME, 59 Monroe St. Honeoye Falls.

Friends wishing may express their sympathy to the Livingston County Hospice 2 County Campus, Mt. Morris, NY 14510 In memory of Mr. Keberle. i Connor, Mary R. LIMA-SUFFERN, NY: June 21, 1995 at age 84.

She is survived by 3 sons and daughters-in-law, Donald (Virginia) Connor of Indianapolis, MD, David (Toby) Connor of New City, NY, William (Marilyn) Connor of Dallas, TX; stepsister, June Noether of FL; 7 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Connor was a member of the Lima Presbyterian Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Friday 7-9, Saturday a.m. family and friends are Invited to call at the O'Connell-Drowne Funeral Home, 2041 Lake Lima.

SATURDAY at 1 p.m. her Funeral Service will be held at the Lima Presbyterian Church. Interment Riverside Cemetery, Belfast, NY. McGuire, Raymond A. LIVONIA: June 20, 1995 at home.

Survived by daughter, Rachael Luckenbach of Livonia; 4 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; father, John (Louise) McGuire of Lima; mother, Wllma (Earl) Slier of AZ; sister, Barbara Colvin of Lima; 2 nephews; dear friend Joanne McManus of Livonia. No prior calling. Graveside Services will be held Tues. 11:00 a.m. at Union Cemetery, Livonia.

In lieu of flowers memorials to the Mt. Morris Lions Club, co Mike Williams, 7700 State Rd. Mt. Morris, NY 14510. Arr: KEVIN W.

DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME Livonia would place three people instead of two in charge of overseeing principals and schools. Clifford Janey said he is proposing the change so central administrators can provide better support to princi Janey pals and hold principals more accountable for improving pupil performance. "It was overloaded and im balanced," Janey said of the current structure, which has one administrator overseeing 12 middle and high schools and a second in charge of 38 elementary schools. The school board is expected to approve the proposal next week. "I'm not going to second-guess the superintendent if that's what he wants," said board President Archie Curry.

Janey, who officially starts his new job next month, wants to create three positions: a supervising director of ninth through 12th grades and two supervising directors of prekindergarten through eighth grade. He said the change also would provide more academic continuity between elementary and middle schools. Janey said he is encouraging administrators both within and outside the City School District to apply for the positions. But he added that the change is not aimed at replacing those who hold the existing, similar jobs. "This has to do with what I believe as a design will work best in behalf of children and teachers," Janey said.

Adam Urbanski, Rochester Teachers Association president, said he was not sure the change would result in better links between elementary and middle school teachers. "I guess we wouldn't know until we tried. I would venture a guess that it wouldn't matter." But Richard Stear, president of the Administrators and Supervisors Association of Rochester, said he favored breaking up the responsibility among three administrators. "It is a huge load," he said. 6 at Wegmans arrested on drug charges By JON HAND STAFF WRITFR A yearlong investigation of a drug-dealing operation led to the arrest of several Wegmans Food Markets Inc.

employees yesterday, state police said. Six employees at Wegmans' main distribution warehouse on Brooks Avenue in Gates were arrested on drug charges as they arrived at work yesterday morning, said Trooper Gene Chisholm, a State Police spokesman. Along with those arrested, six other employees were fired "because of their involvement with drugs and their violation of Wegmans' (drug-free) policy," Chisholm said. The investigation began at the urging of Wegmans officials who "were concerned about the drug activity on Brooks Avenue," Chisholm said. Police worked alongside Wegmans' security agents staging sting operations that included undercover police officers purchasing marijuana and cocaine inside the warehouse, Chisholm said.

Of the six arrests, only one involved a felony. Charles N. Abbott, 33, of 3 Sunview Drive, Chili, was charged with third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance. The other charges were misdemeanors involving marijuana sale. The suspects were arraigned yesterday in Gates Town Court and are scheduled to return July 21.

Wegmans made a brief statement on the investigation and subsequent arrests. "Wegmans as a company is committed to ensuring that our employees have a drug-free workplace," said Brian Scanlon, director of security. Chisholm said about 800 employees work at the warehouse and Wegmans officials agreed to an on-going investigation into the drug activity. "They've put their reputation on the line to stick to their commitment that they will keep their promise of a drug-free environment," Chisholm said. iuiii Harris, Alfred G.

Suddenly on June 1 8, 1995. He is survived by his wife Sharon igSf FrearHarrls; his daughter, Jill N. Harris and his other children, Alfred Linda, Debbie, Tammy, Danny, Gregg, Koray and Jennifer; his brothers, Roger and Bob Harris. All may attend his Graveside Service In Gorham Cemetery, Gorham, NY on June 24th at 11am and his Memorial Service at Church of The Ascension, Rochester (Lake Ave. at Riverside St.) on Wed.

June 28th at 6 pm. Al was a Marine Veteran In Korea. Arr. Frederick W. Frear Funeral Services.

i Jackson, Gladys G. Tuesday, June 20, 1995 at the age of 90 years. Predeceased by dear friend, Paul Wenner; She Is survived by niece, Janet (Gordon) Burrls; 2 nephews, James (Mary) Holton of Fort Lauderdale, FL and Bruce (Marilyn) Jackson all of Westervllle, OH; also great-nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of ALVAH HALLORAN SON INC. 2 125 Chill Ave.

Frl. 2-4, 7-9, where Funeral Services will be conducted Sat. at 1 1AM. Interment Grove Place Cemetery. Contributions may be made to St.

John's Home. Konieczny, Julia Wed. June 21, 1995. Age 95. Predeceased by her husband Stanley, daughter Irene Henry.

She Is survived by her son Stanley Jr. (Nancy); daughters Virginia (Robert Burns, Dorothy (R. Bruce) Stelnmlller; 13 grandchildren; 20 great-grandchildren; sister Theo (Peter) May; nieces and nephews. She was a member of the Sacred Heart Society. Friends may call Thurs.

2-4, 7-9 at Michael Ft. Yacklw Funeral Home, 1270 Norton St. Prayers Frl. 9:00 a.m. followed by her Funeral Mass at 9:30 a.m.

at St. Stanislaus Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Donations may be made to St. Stanislaus Church Stained Glass Window Fund In her memory.

Legg, Vincent Jr. N. Vincent N. Legg Jr. on June 19, 1995.

At age 49 years. Survived Sfa? by Sharleen; daughters, Sandra Danielle, Angela; sisters and brother-in-law, Mary (Roman) Daszczyszak and Carol Norrls; brother and sister-in-law, Richard (Mary) Legg; several nieces and nephews; Best Buddies, Jack Cunllffe, Lloyd Ferguson. He was a US Army Veteran of Vietnam with 2 Tours served. SATURDAY 1PM, friends are Invited to attend his Memorial Service at Miller Funeral Homes 1625 Mt. Hope Ave.

Father Edward Zimmer officiating. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Vietnam Vet's Memorial Corp. of Greater Rochester, 550 Latona 14626. Lindsay, Christopher A. WEBSTER: June 2 1 1995.

He Is survived by his mother, Virginia (Robert Miller of Webster; his father, Allen B. (Elaine) Lindsay of Falrport; brother, Justine Lindsay; sisters, Emily and Elizabeth Lindsay; grandparents, Mrs. Pat Ramirez and Bernard and Rita Lindsay; aunts, uncles and cousins. Friends may call FRIDAY 2-4 and 7-9 at PROFETTA FUNERAL CHAPEL, 1650 Empire Blvd. On SATURDAY friends are invited to attend his Funeral Service 2 PM at the First United Methodist Church of West Webster, 570 Ridge West Webster, NY.

Interment Webster Rural Cemetery. iMarkman, Sheila Wife, mother, teacher, embroiderer, June 21, 1995. She is survived by her husband, Howard; sons, Kevin and Jeremy; sister, Linda Turrl of Seneca Falls; aunt, Pearl Smith; and many friends and relatives. Friends are Invited to celebrate Sheila's life at the Anthony Funeral Chapel, 2305 Monroe Friday 2-4 and 7-9. A Funeral Service will be held Saturday, 10 AM, at the Funeral Chapel.

Interment at Palmyra Cemetery. The family is creating a Memory Book about Sheila's life, please write a special memory of Sheila and bring It to the Calling Hours (photographs will also be appreciated). In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to American Cancer Society, 1400 N. Wlnton Rochester, 14609. Ricardi, Gloria A.

May 19, 1995. Predeceased by her mother, Mary A. Mazza. She is survived by several cousins. Friends are Invited to attend a Memorial Funeral Mass, Saturday, June 24, 1995 at 11 AM in St.

Helen's Church, 310 Hinchey Road. Arr. Alvah Halloran Son, Inc. Roman, Cassie A. (Knapp) June 19, 1995.

Survived by her father, Albert Knapp; mother Gloria A. School; brother and sister-in-law Albert Becky Knapp; niece and nephew; grandparents Ada Graydon Leak; grandmother Evan- tellne Knapp; aunt uncle Audrey Sam anfratello; cousins Mike and Sam. Services Frl. June 23, 12-1, St. Pauls United Lutheran Church, Dansvllle, NY Rosenstretter, Eleanor A.

June 20, 1995. Survived by her daughter, Joan M. Whitney; 1 brother, Donald Brazzell of Medina; 3 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren. Friends may attend her Funeral Mass Friday at 10 AM at The Church of the Blessed Sacrement. Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery, Brockport. Those who wish may contribute to The Heart Fund In her memory. Stepps, Oliver- June 18, 1995. Survived by family and friends. Friends may call Friday, 11 AM to 1 PM at Metropolitan Chapels, 109 West Ave.

Funeral Friday, 1 PM at the Chapel, Sister Grace Miller, officiating. Interment Rlver-slde Cemetery. June 19, 1995. Survived by daughters, Bobble (Bill) Krueger, Marge (Pat) Lancer, Nancy (Walt) Peek and Barbara Cade; sons, Charles (Lydia), Jim (Sue), Steven, William (Beblng); several grandchildren; brother, R. Daniel (Peggy) Fox; sisters-ln-law, Mary and Doris Fox.

Friends may call Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9. Funeral, Holy Cross Church, Fri. 1 1:30 AM THOMAS FUNERAL CHAPELS, INC. 4545 LAKE AVENUE Haggerty, Eileen A. June 16, 1995.

She Is survived by her father James J. Haggerty; brother Vincent; sister-in-law Eleanor Haggerty; 8 nieces and nephews. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service Frl. June 23 at 3:00 p.m. at the McLaughlin Funeral Home.

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