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28 Ur OCR AT AND CHRONIC LF, ROCHFSTFR, N.Y., THURSDAY, MAY 16, lb Sargent, Donald VV. "Sarge" King, Orville May 14. 1996 Survived by parents. Jaime King a Elizabeth Vazquez, brotner. Jose Tories, sisters Rutti Rivera.

Uzoetn Diane King many other relatives Calling THURS 7 9 FRI 2-4. 7 9 at the family home, 245 Umon St Funeral SAT Bridge, Irving S. A MaV Survived by his daJgMer sorwn-law. Brenda Erwnn Newell, son. Brian of Car- dena.

CA. grandsons. Michael. Douglas Mark NeweU; several nieces nephews. Those wishing, to attend graveside services Thursday.

May 1 6th. may gather at the entrance to Riverside Cemetery. Services at 2 PM Friends wishing may contribute to the Jewish Home Foundation or the Shnner Hospital Ene Unit 979 Bay Rd Webster. NY 14560 his memory. A period ot mourning win be observed at 416 Rawlinson Road.

Thursday 7-9 PM. Friday 2 5 PM. Sunday 2 4 7-9 PM. Arrange-ments: ParsKy Funeral Home Clark, Minette Jacobstein January 13. 1998 in FL.

Predeceased by husbands, Ellison Jacobstein and John V. Clark. She is survived by sons. Richard E. (Sheila) Jacobstein of TN, Perry M.

(Linda) Jacobstem: brother, Myron (Joan) Jacobs: 12 grandchildren; 6 great grandchildren; son-in-law, Wayne (Lee) Norton. A Memorial Service will be held 2PM Sunday. May 1 9 in me Ben Goldstein Chapel at Temple B'nth Kodesh, 2131 Elmwood Ave. Those wishing may direct contributions to the Jewish Home of Rochester, 2021 Winton Rd. Roch.

14618 or to the American Heart 2113 Chili Roch. 14624 Reference: Anthony Funeral Chapel ing the equipment in or selling it on their own. For example: The town of Arcadia, Wayne County, was offered $27,500 to trade in a 1986 Mack tandem axle dump truck but decided to sell it at the Palmyra auction instead. The truck brought $38,000. The town of Lima, Livingston County, turned down $35,000 as a trade-in for a 1979 rubber-tired loader, which was sold at the auction for $46,000.

And in the city of Canandai-gua, Ontario County a 1993 Ford pickup with four-wheel drive and 17,000 miles that the city had purchased for $14,003 sold at the auction for $14,500. Russell Martin, Henrietta highway superintendent, said he has sent surplus equipment to the auction for seven years. "We always realize a profit several times greater than if we had advertised the item ourselves," Martin said. Auction FROM PAGE IB Acquilano, "sending everything from lawn and garden equipment to cranes and backhoes." There will be more than 30 dump trucks; nearly 50 pickups, vans and small trucks; 15 bulldozers, loaders and backhoes; and 25 cars. And there will be some miscellaneous items such as a 10-foot-by-50-foot office trailer.

Municipalities save money when highway departments can avoid repairing equipment, Acquilano said. Here's how it works: Municipalities purchase a piece of equipment for less than retail through state bids and use it for one or two years while it is still under warranty. Then, before maintenance costs begin to climb, they sell the item at auction, often recouping 90 to 95 percent of their investment. Governments say they get higher prices at auction than they do trad Ginna FROM PAGE IB had a policy that required executives to retire on the first of the month following their 65th birthdays. But Mr.

Ginna wasn't ready to abandon nuclear energy. He traveled the world as an apostle of nuclear power. He also served as a consultant on nuclear energy to many governments and industry. In his free time, Mr. Ginna enjoyed golf, hunting, swimming and traveling.

He insisted the Ginna power plant was painted green not because it was his favorite color but because it would better blend into the surrounding landscape. Mr. Ginna was a founding regent REGIONAL BRIEFING Rochester police arrest 3 in wake of carjackings Rochester police late Tuesday arrested a city man and two youths in connection with a crime spree that included three carjackings. The men were arrested after they crashed one of the stolen vehicles during a police chase through northeast Rochester. Anthony J.

Nesmith, 19, of 178 Mohawk St. was arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree armed robbery, third-degree grand larceny and fourth-degree grand larceny. The names of the youths were not released. Police said the "frenzy" of thefts began Monday when the group tied up Nesmith 's landlord and took his car. The same day, they traveled to Palmyra, Wayne County, where they tied up a couple and took their minivan.

The next day, the group entered a vehicle stopped at a red light on Main Street in Rochester. Three armed men got into the car with the driver, police said. The driver of the car wove through traffic to "scare" his assailants, police said. He was then ordered to stop and get out of the car. Later that night, Officer Michael Yodice spotted the stolen car on Norton Street.

Police followed the vehicle until it crashed in front of 999 E. Ridge Road. About 1 a.m. the landlord's car was found on Upper Falls Boulevard after a report of a bomb in an abandoned vehicle. Neighbors were evacuated, and the bomb squad responded, but the bomb turned out to be a bag of trash.

City notes unmet goals in anti-violence campaign The city released a follow-up study yesterday showing that Roch-, ester met 39 of the 49 goals highlighted in the 1992 Will to Reduce Violence report. But Mayor William A. Johnson Jr. and Van White, the mayor's special counsel on crime and vio-lence initiatives, said there is still a way to go. "Do we rest on our laurels and say a job well done or do we monitor 39 and keep advocating for the remaining ten?" White asked.

In 1992, former Mayor Thomas P. Ryan Jr. and City Council members convened an anti-violence task force. The group was charged with finding real solutions to the under lying problems of violence. ine tasx torce craned nine broad recommendations and 49 specific tasks that dealt with topics such as getting guns off the street and increasing the availability of jobs for young men.

Four years later, White found that some areas still need to be addressed. Those include creating a public education program on gun use, improving transportation to jobs in the suburbs and holding a training seminar for media on dealing with crime statistics. Copies of the city's update of the 1992 report are available to the public at City Hall. Holiday listings The Democrat and Chronicle and Times- Union will be publish- ing a list of Memorial Day activities being held by local organizations. If you want your activities listed, please send them to: Memorial Day events, Metro Desk, Democrat and Chronicle, 55 Exchange Rochester, N.Y.

14614. The dead-. line for submitting is Monday. Correction A story in yesterday's Democrat and Chronicle contained incorrect information. The section of the Erie Canal from Lock 30 in Macedon, Wayne County, to the Genesee River is entirely open to boaters.

AREA DEATHS McKane, Ken, 54, Palmyra, May 15. Garden states iuy Sterling Forest 10AM at St Michael Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Langdon, Doris (Casey) WEBSTER: May 14. 1996 Predeceased by her daughter. Cathy A.

Langdon and brother Dennis Casey. Survived by her husband, George W. Langdon; daughter. Carol A. Langdon: sister, Shirley Hatm; nephew, Mi-chajl Halm; brothers.

John (Edwyna) Casey and James (Barbara) Casey: sisters-m-law. Eileen Casey. Dorothy Langdon. Myrtle (Ed) Almekinder, Varna Youngman, Arlene Langdon; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Friends may call Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 at PROFETTA FUNERAL CHAPEL, 1650 Empire Blvd.

On Saturday, friends may go directly to Holy Tnnity Church (Ridge Rd. East Webster) where her Funeral Mass will be offered at 11 AM. Interment, Holy Trinity Cemetery. Donations may be made to Union Hill Ambulance. 70 Ridge Union Hill, NY 14563 in her memory.

LaRocca, Lucy (Sinari) 51396. Predeceased by her husband, Sebastian and son Charles. Survived by her daughter. Rose (Carmen) Cubiotti; sons. John (Josephine), Anthony (Caroline); daughter-in-law.

Rose LaRocca; 8 grandchildren; 1 1 great grandchildren: 2 great great grandchildren; sister, Josephine Dis-penza; nieces, nephews. Calling, 2-4 and 7-9 at Falvo Funeral Home, 1 395 N. Goodman St. Funeral 8:30 from the funeral home. 9 at Mt.

Carmel Church, Interment, Holy Sepulchre. Lewis, Wayne "Pancake" 51396 Survived by son Wayne Lewis mother Nellie Mae Lewis; brothers Mason Lewis Jr. and Frank J. Lewis; sisters Ann Walker, Carol Lewis and Betty Lewis-Hooks; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. The family will receive friends on Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 at Metropolitan Funeral Chapels Inc.

109 West Ave. Funeral services will be held on Friday at 12 Noon at Aenon Baptist Church, 175 Genesee St. Pastor James L. Cherry officiating. Interment Mt.

Hope Cemetery. Lucarelli, Anthony V. Tuesday, May 14, 1996. Survived by his wife Evelyn Lucarelli; his daughters Nancy (Angelo) Bianchi Maria Lucarelli; son Anthony (Diane) Lucarelli grandsons Chris Ken Bianchi, Andy a Alex Lucarelli; his mother Josephine; brother Vincent; sister Florence Mugavero; nieces A nephews. He was a retiree of General Railway Signal a WWII Veteran.

No prior calling hours. Friends are invited to attend a Funeral Mass Friday at 1 1 :30 am in St. Helen's Church. Interment Holy Ghost Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Assoc.

or Visiting Nurse Hospice. Arr: Alvah Halloran a Son Inc. Mattis, Raphael F. "Ray" 51 196. Survived by wife Patricia President-Mattia: 2 step sons Junior and Albert; step daughter Virginia; brother Erol Mattis; sister Evelyn Smith; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.

The family will receive friends on Friday 2-4 and 7-9 at Metropolitan Funeral Chapels Inc. 109 West Ave, Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 11 am at the chapel. Rev, Raymond Graves officiating. Interment Grove Place Cemetery. McCullough, Horace Benjamin "Bop" On May 14, 1996., Survived by loving wife, Mary McCullough; 3 daughters; 1 son and daughter-in-law; 2 brothers; 6 sisters; 4 grandsons: other relatives and friends.

Calling Hours Friday 7-9 p.m. at Metropolitan Funeral Chapels, 109 West Avenue. Funeral Service, Saturday 1:00 p.m. at Chapel. Rev.

James Hicks, Officiating. Inter-ment, Oakwoqd Cemetery. Meng, Karl H. May 15, 1998. Predeceased by his wife, Elizabeth Meng.

He Is survived by his daughters, Margaret (Kenneth) Reek, Ann Meng of FL; son, David C. Meng of Ml; brother, Rev. Robert A. Meng; sister, Marjor-le Smith of CO. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 at the Anthony Funeral Chapel, 2305 Monroe Ave.

A Funeral Mass will be held Saturday. 10 AM at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Brighton. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be directed to the Mercy Center with the Aging, 327 War-rington Rochester 14618. Murrell, Karl D.

May 14, 1996. He will be sadly missed by his loving wife, Peggy (Margaret) Murrell; daughter, De-bi (Chris) Russell; son, Douglas and his beloved granddaughter, Siobhan Russell. Karl was a Veteran of WWII, and a retired Irondequoit Police Officer. Friends may call Thursday 2-4, 7-9PM at Burns-Ryan Funeral Home, 1795 E. Ridge Rd Funeral Mass 9:30 Friday at Christ The King Church.

Interment Irondequoit Ceme-tery. Piedmont, Joan K. Joan Kathryn Piedmont, 63, formally of Green Valley, AZ and Amherst MA. Died May 13, 1996. Joan leaves 5 children; the late Robert E.

Piedmont (Sherry) of Pompa-no, FL, Brian S. Piedmonte (Sandi) of Phoenix, AZ, Steven L. Piedmont (Joy) of Clark-ston, Ml, Nancy Jorgensen (Burt) of Phoenix, AZ and Donald J. Piedmont of Phoenix, OR. Joan is also survived by her 1 1 grandchildren; brother, Donald Leonard, and step-mother, Jane Dutton; A Graveside Service will be held at 2PM Sunday, May 19, 1996 at the Riverside Cemetery in Rochester, NY.

In lieu of flowers, a Memorial Gift can be made to the Arthritis Foundation. Rybacki, Angeline E. Tuesday, May 14, 1996. She is survived by her children, Patricia (Terry) Haggett, JoAnn Rossi, Donald (Peggy) Rybacki; grandchildren, Nathan Sarah, Amy Josh; sisters, Mary Shefchunas, Jessie Grom, Sophie (Joseph) Badach; brother-in-law, Casimir; sister-in-law, Pearl; nieces nephew. She was past President of Saint Ann's Society, member of the Holy Name of Mary Society, Holy Rosary Society and Golden Agers.

Friends may call on Thursday 2-4 7-9 at Michael R. Yackiw Funeral Home, 1270 Norton St. On Friday morning, please meet the family at St. Stanislaus Church at 10:45 AM for her Funeral Mass. Interment Holy Sepul-chre Cemetery.

I ONTARIO: Age 66. Tues Way 14. 1996 He leaves his wite. Agnes Brusso Sargent: 2 sons. Jim (Diane) John: 5 grandchil dren.

Ricky. Angie. Dawn. Julie. Paul: a Sister.

Brenda (Lyndon) Kiesinger; brother-in-law. Joe Leuze: 4 extended family. Member past commander of Meyers Ingrartam American Legion Post, trustee ft steward ot Local 118 Teamsters, member commissioner of Ontario Fire Company, member of Rochester Williamson Fry Club. Wolcort Elks. Canandiagua Moose Club.

Ontario Fireman Exempts, ft 5th R.C.T. Army Medic Association. Friends may call 7-9 ft 2-4. 7-9 Friday at the Willard H. Scott Funeral Home.

12 South Ave Webster where Services will be held 10 AM Saturday. Interment Furna-ceville Cemetery Memorials to Ontario Fire PO Box 597, Ontario. 14519 Schramm, JoAnn C. HAMLIN: On Mon May 13. 1996.

She is survived by 2 daughters. Linda (T odd) Abbott and Donna Skelton; 2 sons. George (Chnstanne) and James (Laura); 2 brothers, Charles Schumann Sr. and John Kosla; 9 grandchildren: several nieces and nephews, and a dear friend. Patti Gaiewski.

Service and interment private at the convenience of the family. Reference: Fowler Funeral Home, Inc. Schuster, Daniel B. M.D. RUSH: May 6.

1996. Predeceased by wife. Ellen C. Schuster; Survived by his daughters, S.G. (Sunshine) Schuster and Peggy S.

Schuster; mother-in-law. Kathleen Curry: cousin, Donald Devendorf; many dear friends. Friends may call 2-4pm only Saturday, May 18th. 1996 at the Merton H. Kays Funeral Home, 59 Monroe Street, Honeoye Falls.

Private Service and Interment at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to one favorite charity. Skromak, Martha May 13, 1996. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law. Barbara (Carl) Montione D.D.S.; her daughter, Marcia Lapham of NYC; her brother, Ted Mocny of FL; many nieces and nephews.

Friends may call Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9 at the RICHARD L. FELERSKI FUNERAL HOME, 1005 Hudson Avenue, where Prayers will be offered on Friday morning at 9 o'clock. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 at St. Stanislaus Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Friends wishing may direct contributions to The Memorial Fund of St. Stanislaus Church in her memory. Snyder, Crystal (Wright) Deceased 1696. Memorial Service Sunday, May 19, 2 PM at Bethany Presbyterian Church, 3000 Dewey Avenue. Area Deaths Outside Monroe County THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER.

Mayes, Ruth Cunningham PALMYRA: Age 78. Died on May 14, 1996. Predeceased by her husband, Albert T. Mayes. Survived by her daughters, Marsha Mayes; Elaine Mott; son, Eric (Ann) Mayes: 8 grandchildren; 4 great grandchildren; brothers, Richard (Doris) Cunningham and Homer (Katherine) Cunningham and many nieces and nephews.

Friends are invited to attend a graveside service at 10AM on Thursday at Palmyra Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Ontario-Yates Hospice, 756 Pre-emption Geneva, NY 14456. Arrangements MCGUIRE HARGRAVE FUNERAL HOME. McKane, Ken PALMYRA: Age 54, died as a result of a serious car accident on May 15, 1996. He is survived by his mother, Catherine McKane; wife, Sandy McKane; son, Daniel (Elizabeth) McKane: daughters.

Cassie McKane and Brenda (Kevin) Maylin; step-children, Daniel Roland (Sarah Martinus), Deanna (Scot!) Tarrant; 6 grandchildren; sister, Wilma (William) Minier; several nieces, nephews, and cousins. Ken was active in the Real Estate business for the past 15 years and was President of the Wayne County Association of Realtors. Friends are invited to call on Friday from 7-9 PM Saturday 1-4 PM al McGUIRE HARGRAVE FUNERAL HOME, 123 E. Jackson Palmyra. Please bring stories of Ken.

to write in his "Remembering A funeral service will be held on Saturday at 7 PM at Zion Episcopal Church. Palmyra. Burial will be private. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Mercy Flight Central, 2420 Brickyard Canandaigua, NY 14424. In Memoriam Amato, Clea There were moment in my lifetime that my heart still replies.

There were minutes, hours and days. There are moments that I can see you the same old way. Then I remember that day. Clea, I love you with all my heart. I will never forget you.

Love, your sister Lydia. Barragato, Dominic I In loving memory of our Dad, who passed away three years ago today. YOU ARE ALWAYS ON OUR MINDS AND FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS. Sadly missed and deeply loved, your daughters, Joann and Patti. Hillier, Kara Lea 5 122070-51694 Kara Lea was my daughter, Kara Lea was my friend, Kara Lea was my life, right up to the very end.

Now my days will be empty, i and my eyes filled with tears, for the hurt that carry will last the rest of my years. My Kaia Lea was special, the difference was plain to see, for her laughter and her talents, she gave all of us for free. So now I pray to the Lord that his teachings are true, so when my last breath comes Kara, I will be looking for you Love, Your Dad Meissner, Marc D. Ten years ago today we made a bond, to love each other the only way we knew how. I often wonder, what my life would have been like, If you were a physical part of it.

Spiritually, I feel you and not a day goes by, that I don't think of our happy days. Loving you, Lisa WE OFFER: NO MONEY DOWN! discounts on energy saving iirknq) Condello, John Paul Lance Corporal USMC Suddenly, May 10. 1996 at age 22, while serving in the US Marine Corp. Beloved son of Marilyn and Dominick; brother of Russell and Thomas (Heidi): grandson of Rose Condello and Mary Martin; godson of Frances Santillo; 3 nephews; 2 nieces; several aunts, uncles and cousins. Friends may call Thurs.

2-4. 7-9PM at the Dierna Funeral Home, 2309 Culver Rd. (Near Norton His Funeral Mass will be celebrated Fri. 10AM at St. Cecilia Church, Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Ganzauge, Benigna May 14, 1996. Predeceased by her hue-band, Max. She is survived by her daughters, Joby Copenhaver, Katharine Gray of New Paltz; sister, Marie Albrecht of Germany; grandchildren, Taylor, Peter, and Carolyn Gray, Jonathan, Katherine, and Garth Copenhaver; great-grandchildren, Brendan and Matthew Gray: nephew, Paul Webber. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday 2 PM at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Winton Rd.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the Alzheimer's Association, 274 N. Goodman St. Rochester, NY 14607. Ginna, Robert Emmett May 15, 1996. Predeceased by his wife.

Maraaret: he is survived by son, Robert Emmett Ginna, Jr. (Margaret) of NH; daughter, Margretta Q. Michie (William) of Rochester; sister, Mary F. Ginna of Brooklyn; grandchildren, Robert M. Michie, Andrea Feldman (Tim), Susan A.

Michie, Margaret Mary Mi- chie, Moira Tidball (Keith), Peter Ginna (Susan), Mary F. Ginna; 5 great-grandchildren. Friends may call Thursday, MAY 23, 2-4, 7-9 at the Anthony Funeral Chapel, 2305 Monroe Ave. A Funeral Mass will be held Friday, MAY 24, 1 1 a.m. at St.

Louis Church, 60 S. Main St. Interment at Pittstord Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be directed to St. John Fisher College, 3690 East Rochester, NY 14618 or to McQuaid Jesuit High School, 1800 S.

Clin-ton Rochester 14618. Goeltz, Philip May 15, 1996. Predeceased by his wife, Veronica. He is survived by his daughter, Ann (Daniel) Kubiak; grandchildren, Kelly, colleen, and Brian, I No prior calling A Funeral Mass will be held Friday 10:30 AM at St. John of Roches ter Church, Fairport.

Entombment White Haven. Expressions of Sympathy may be made in his name to Visiting Nurse Hospice, 2180 Empire Webster 14580. Arr. Anthony Funeral Chapel. Goeltz, Veronica (Doilen) May 1 3, 1 996.

She is survived by her daughter, Ann (Daniel) Kubiak; grandchildren, Kelly, Colleen and Brian. No Prior Calling. A Funeral Mass will be held Friday 10:30 in St. John of Hochester Church, Fairport. Entombment White Haven, Expressions of sympathy may be made in her name to the Visiting Nurse Hospice, 2180 Empire Webster, NY 14580.

Goldstein, Armand K. Died January 11,1 996. at age 80. in Naples, FL. "Army" graduated from Monroe High School in 1933, and from Cornell University in 1937 with a B.A.

in economics. As a general contractor, Army built many residential and commercial buildings throughout the RochesterMonroe County area. He is survived by his wife, Phyllis; a son, Steve of Killington, VT; daughters, Randi Ferguson of Cleveland, OH, and Nancy Domic of Nice, France; sister, Carolyn Schwartz of Rochester; 5 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be held for Armand at Temple nth Kodesh on Sunday morning, June 2, 1 996 at 9:30. Ippolito, Celia E.

(Sangermano) Entered peacefully with the Lord after a long Illness, Tuesday May 14, 1996. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Frances and James Murphy; son and daughter-in-law, Arthur and Antoinette Sangermano; grandchildren, Christine (Joseph) Hamilton, Colleen Murphy, Karina and Jeremy Sangermano: 1 precious great-grandson, Cody Joseph Hamilton; brothers and sister-in-law, Raymond and Lucy Follaco, Louis Follaco, Joseph and Annie Follaco; sisters and brother-in-law, Rose Caranddo, Ann and Reno Padula; several nieces, nephews and many dear friends. Friends may call THURSDAY ONLY 2-4 and 7-9PM at the DIPonzio Funeral Home Inc. 219 Spencerport Rd. Gates.

Funeral Services Friday morning at 8:45. Funeral Mass at 9:30 in St. John Evangelist Church. (West Ridge Rd. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Rochester School for The Deaf, 1545 St, Paul St. 14621 in her memory, Juba, Charles May 11, 1996. He is survived by his wife, Mildred (Beisheim) Juba; daughter, Margaret Maracle; son, Robert (Janet) Juba: sisters, Mary, Anne, Suzanne, Alice and Marge all of PA; loving nephew, John (Jane) Del-Cour and many other nieces and nephews; special loved-ones, Kelly Landry, Jacqueline and Patricia Curry and June Kelly. SATURDAY. (MAY 25) fit 10AM, his Memorial Mass will be celebrated in St.

Boniface Church (330 Gregory Interment Private. In lieu of flowers, friends may contribute to the Isaiah House in his memory. Reference Miller Funeral Homes Inc. I Kucmierz, John J. May 15, 1996.

Survived by his wife, Louise; children, Jack (Jeffrey Schwartz), Linda (Dominic) Bonomassa. Sharon (Thomas) Cleesattel; grandchildren, Carol Ann and Eric Bonomassa, Brenda, Peter, and Natalie Schultz, Angelo and Brandon Callerame; step-children, Patricia (Gary) Schultz, Paul Callerame, James (Joann) Callerame; sisters, Eleanor (Cas) Krochmal, Josephine Lis, Wanda (Al) Graminskl, Jane Steffan, and Helen Jackson; several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his granddaughter, Jennifer Bonomassa. Friends may call TODAY 2-4 and 7-9 at the Funeral Home of HENRY D. HALLORAN SON, 5781 West Henrietta Road where Prayers will be said Friday at 9:00 AM.

Funeral Mass 9:30 AM Guardian Angels Church. Interment Saturday at Hlllcrest Cemetery, Hamburg, NY. of St. John Fisher College. He was also actively involved in many Rochester organizations.

Among others, he served as director of the Security Trust Company of Rochester, the Rochester Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester Community Chest and the Greater Rochester Hospital Fund. In 1965, he received a papal knighthood in the Order of the Holy Sepulchre. He is survived by his son, Robert E. Ginna Jr. of Jaffrey Center, N.H.; his daughter, Margretta Mi-chie of Penfield; his sister, Mary Ginna of Brooklyn; seven grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

His wife of 52 years, the former Margaret McCall, died in 1975. Funeral arrangements were in complete last night Includes reporting by staff writer Amy May run. Officials said the Sterling Forest Corp. will continue to own and operate the Sterling Lake Conference Center, the Sterling Mountain Ski Area and the Renaissance Festival in the forest area. Death Notices Within Monro County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER.

Atkinson, Elizabeth (Betty) Tuesday, May 14, 1996. Predeceased by her son, George J. Mrs. Atkinson is survived by her loving husband, George 3 daughters sons-in-law, Maureen Ronald Rear, don, Ann Elizabeth Allen Rubin of Voor-hees, NJ and Elaine Thomas Costanza; 8 grandchildren, Timothy, Brian, Thomas, Daniel, Dennis, Jennifer, Elizabeth Ann Claire: many nieces and nephews. Friends may call THURSDAY 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

at the PAUL W. HARRIS FUNERAL HOME, 570 Kings Highway South (corner Titus). Friends are invited to go directly to ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, FRIDAY at 1 p.m. for her Funeral Mass.

Entombment, Irondequoit Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to St. Margaret Mary Church, 401 Rogers Pkwy 14617. Bashaw, Edwin 0. May 15, 1996.

Survived by wife, Marguerite sons, N. Keith 3 (Maryellen), E. Craig (Jane), Kirk u. (Mary Kay): daughter, Kim (Timothy) Lawton; 0 grandchildren; Bisters, Betty (Joe) Siwickl, Louise (Bill) Conley, Lorraine (Gus) Tranello; brother, William (Bev); sister-in-law, Phyllis Bashaw. Retired Major U.S.

Air Force and Kodak. Friends are welcome to call at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 41 South Main Fairport, Friday 2-4, 7-9. Memorial Service Saturday 2 PM at St. John of Rochester, Wickford Way, Fairport.

Those wishing may contribute to the Perlnton Ambulance Corp. Beachy, Aubrey "Dutch" Died May 12, 1996. He is survived by his wife, Marion: his daughter and son-in-law, Carole John and grandson, Sean Eldridge; many cousins, neighbors and friends. Friends are invited to his Funeral Mass on Friday morning, 10:00 at St. Margaret Mary Church.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre Ceme tery. Expressions of sympathy may be sent in his memory to The Memorial Fund of St. Margaret Mary Church, 401 Rogers Park- wav, 14617. Arr. Schauman-Sulewski F.

Benedict, Robert J. Tuesday May 14, 1996, age 98 years. He was predeceased by Elizabeth Kennedy Benedict and Mary Hynes Benedict. He is sur vived by a niece and several nephews. He retired as an executive of the Bond Clothing Co.

in 1964 where he served as Personnel and Labor Manager. He was a long time member of the Cooper Marine Post of the American Legion and other Veterans organizations. For his outstanding service to this post and other Veterans organizations he was awarded Honorary Life Memberships in the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Disabled American Veterans, and the Military Order of the Purple Heart. His avocation in life was to assist Veterans in whatever way that he could. He also received Life Memberships in the Knights of Columbus and the Benevolent and Protec tive Order of Elks.

There will be no calling hours. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at Blessed Sacra ment Church, Oxford St. at 10 AM Saturday, May 18, 1996. Interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, those who are so inclined may send Remembrances to the Korean War Veterans Memorial Fund, 28 Falmouth Rochester, NY 14615.

Arr. John J. Curran Funeral Home, Inc. Bramer, Lewis J. FAIRPORT: Memorial services for Mr.

Lewis Bramer. who passed away March 7, 1 996 will be held Tuesday May 21 at 1 1 AM in St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Fairport. Arrangements were entrusted to the On- man Funeral Home, Cherry Valley. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ALBANY New York and New Jersey will jointly purchase, with federal and private help, most of the undeveloped Sterling Forest property along the border of the two states.

New York Gov. George Pataki and New Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman announced yester day their states will each put $10 million toward the $55 million pur chase. Under the governors' plan. the federal government will contrib ute $17.5 million and the rest will come from private donors.

Pataki said a memorandum of understanding was being signed yesterday by the Sterling Forest Corp. of Tuxedo, N.Y., owners of the tract about 35 miles northwest of New York City. It might take as long as two years to close the deal. The purchase of the 15,750 acres was negotiated by two nonprofit conservation groups, the Trust for Public Land and the Open Space Institute. Another 2,220 acres in the forest, or about 10 percent of the total parcel, will still be held by the Ster ling Forest Corp.

Whitman said the forest collects and filters about 18 percent of the water flowing into her state Wana que-Monkville reservoir system, which supplies water to 86 cities and towns in north Jersey. So New Jersey is contributing to the purchase to protect that watershed. Meanwhile, Pataki said the property, once it is turned over to the government, will either become part of the New York state park system or more likely be administered by the Palisades Interstate Park Commission. Pataki said House Speaker Newt Gingrich has assured both states that the $17.5 million would be made available. Two river rafters saved POBLaC MQTDCE Funds have keen set aside el up to $25,000 for homeowners ft bomebuysrs la this area far as la upgrading their homes.

This program Is row being conducted In this am tor all typos of Improvements or any remodeling needed: Plattsburgh students run boat into tree THE TI PRESS PLATTSBURGH A tional tubing trip almost turned tragic yesterday for two college students who were plucked from a frigid river here in Clinton County after their raft capsized. Marianne Bell and Jesse De-shane, both 19 and from St. Lawrence County, clung to tree branches along the Saranac River for nearly 15 minutes before police and firefighters pulled them from the rushing water. Bell, of Lisbon, and Deshane, of Canton, are both students at the State University College at Plattsburgh. They capsized in their blowup raft when they ran into a tree extending from shore.

Both were wearing one-piece swimsuits and had to cling to the tree branches in the river while waiting for help to arrive. Asah Moore, a student from Gloversville, Fulton County, was floating in an inner tube behind the pair when they capsized and ran to the nearby SUNY Plattsburgh campus security building for help. Deshane was rescued first, and then Bell, who shouted that she couldn't hang on any longer. A few more seconds and she may have been swept downstream, firefighters said. All three were taken to a Plattsburgh hospital and treated for exposure.

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