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2B I I'. MOCK AT AND CI I RON I I'M'. TITS DAY, M.Y 1 1 l'l7 Area Deaths Outside Monro County INDICATES fHE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOIICE IN THIS NtWSPAPtR Uriel! Police nab drug suspect following brief standoff Nesbitt, Bernard A. Monday, July 14, 1997. Survived by his wife.

Marguerite (Pasquale) Nesbitt; his sons and daughters-in-law. Dana and Patty, Dale and Judy Nesbitt; his daughter, Bonnie Holland; his brothers. Stanley and Ken Nesbitt; sister, Mrs. Edward (Virginia) Sutler; 7 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home, Inc, 1075 LONG POND ROAD (North ot Maiden Lane), WEDNESDAY 2-4, 7-8 followed by his Funeral Service at 8 o'clock.

In lieu ol flowers, Inends wishing may make contributions to Independent Living tor Seniors, 2066 Hudson Rochester, NY 14617 or to the Barnard Volunteer Ambulance Fund in his memory Phillips, Earl (Pappy) Sr. Becker, Agnes D. IHONDEOUOIT. July 12, 1997. Survived by her daughter, Nancy Lovall, sons, Allan (Anita) ol FL, and Donald (Kathleen) ot NC, 5 grandchildren; 4 great grandchildren; and her special niece Joyce Lughart Friends may attend a Funeral Mass 9 00 Wednesday at St Salomes Church.

Interment Irondequoit Cemotery. Friends wishing may contribute to VNS Hospice, 2180 Empire Blvd Webster 14580, or have Masses otlered Arr by Burns-Rynn Funeral Home Brown, Edward L. "Brownie" SPENCERPORT: Mon. July 14. 1997 He is survived by his wile Jean (Bechtold) Brown; 2 sons David (Joan) Brown, and Terry Brown; 2 daughters Bonnie (Robert) Bradley, and Cheryl (Lawrence) Barbeto; stepchildren Terry Hancock, and Chris Marks; 2 sisters Helen Sweeting, and Alice Tygart; Ippolito, Sarah AVON-NAPLES: Died on July 12, 1997 at age 87.

She is survived by her ion and daughter-in-law, John (Sherry) Ippolito of Avon; 1 grandson, John Ippolito Jr. ot Buffalo, several nieces and nephews. Mil. Ippolito was predeceased by her husband, Amos Ippolito in 1991 She owned and operated, along with her husband, Amos, the Naples Dept. Store in Naples, NY until 1968 Funeral Services will be held WEDNESDAY at 9 AM Irom St.

Agnes Church, Avon. Contributions can be made to the Assoc. for the Blind and Visually Impaired (422 Clinton Rochester, NY 14620) In her memory. Interment St. Agnes Cemetery.

Reference: Stophonson-Doughertv Funeral Home, Inc, McCloskey, Gordon "Pete" Born November 2, 1925, died Suddenly July 13, 1997 Survived by his wile, Jean 5 children, Wendy Osinski, Earl Jr. (Lon), Man charged in fatal stabbing at grocery A man remained in custody last night nller being i liarged with the stal)l)ing death (if'a man Sunday night in grocery store. Mamoun M. Deis, of 2738 Chili Chili, was charged with second-degree murder. He pleaded not guilty at his arraignment yesterday and was held without bail.

According to police and court records, Deis is charged with stabbing a 26-year-old customer at the Arnett Store, 453 Arnett Blvd. around 9:30 p.m. during a light. The man's name is listed on the court records, but officials have asked it not be publicized because come violent although they did not see him with a weaHn, said Rochester Police Capt. Michael Ix'ach.

Police cordoned olf several blocks of Monroe Avenue near Rosodale and Avondale streets, and armed officers surrounded the house. A negotiation team found Riggins' mother and brought her to the scene to help persuade him to leave the house, Ixach said. Riggins left, the house with his hands in the air about 5:30 p.m. I le was taken to Monroe County Jail where he remained last night without bail, according to jail records. BY STMT U'KITKR AMY MAYRON Busy Monroe Avenue was blocked olTduring rush hour yesterday ns police tried to capture a man evading arrest.

Monroe County sheriffs deputies located 27-year-old Ronald H. Riggins about 4:30 p.m. inside 10fi4 Monroe Ave. to arrest him on a warrant charging him with third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, police said. Riggins refused to open the door and retreated further into the house so the deputies outside could not see him, police said.

Police feared Riggins might be AVON: Died on July 13, 1997 at his home after a long illness at age 79. He Is survived by his loving wile ot 48 years, Nelle Mc Mitchell (Dale), Lisa (Don) Pappa, and Kyle Phillips; 1 1 grandchildren; 2 sisters. Eileen Meyer, Jean (Jame9) Vanlngen ol FL; his best friend, Huey. Earl was a proud Marine Combat Veteran of WWII, member ot the Chili American Legion Post 1830, Over the Hill Gang Four Point Rod and Gun Club, and a retired Iron Worker, Local 33 after 38 years. Friends are invited to his Funeral Mass Wednesday, July 1 6 at 1 0 AM at St.

Pius the Tenth Church, 3032 Chili Avenue. Memorials to Chili American Legion Post 1830, Chili Scottsville Scotisville, NY 14546. Arrangements by Leo M. Bean Funeral Home, 271 Chili Ave. Reed, Evelyn On 7997 Survived by a son, a daughter, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Closkey of Avon; 3 children, Lauren (Charles) Cortese of Ogden, Michael (Midge) McCloskey ot Chili, Jane Hanson of Avon; 4 grandchildren, Phil, Sara, Andrea Hanson, and Meghan McCloskey. Mr. McCloskey was a WWII Army Veteran and a member ol the 209lh Artillery NYS. No prior calling hours. Services and interment will be held at the convenience of the family.

Contributions can be made to St. Timothy's Church (4980 Lake Avon, NY 14414) or the Livingston County Hospice (2 County Campus, Mt. Morris, NY 14510) in his memory Interment Pine Hill Cemetery, Rush. Relerence Stephenson-Dougherty Funeral Home Avon. sister-in-law Jerry (Joseph) Battaglia; brothers-in-law Floyd (Gladys) Bechtold, William (Jane) Bechtold, and Robert Fromm.

Friends may call Tues. 7-9, Wed. 2-4. 7-9 at the Walker Brothers Co. Funeral Home 15 West Ave.

Spencerport where Services will be held Thurs. at 10:30 a.m. Interment Fairfield Cemetery. Contributions to Spencerport Volunteer Ambulance or Spen-cerport Firemen's Exempt in his memory. Chandler, Alberta July 10, 1997.

She is survived by 3 sons, Leon (Ida) Chandler, Stephen Miles Johnson, and Edward Johnson; 2 daughters, Sadie Hollomon and Barbara (Fred) Taylor all ol Rochester; 10 grand, 5 great-grand and 2 great, great-grandchildren; 2 brothers, 1 sister; brother-in-law, nieces, nephews, cousins; other relatives and friends. Friends may call Wednesday, 2-4, 7-9 M. at the funeral home ot MILLARD E. LATIMER 4 SON, 983 S. Plymouth Ave Funeral Service, Thursday, 12 Noon at St Paul Holiness Church, 63 Thomas St.

Rev, Abraham Parker, officiating. Riverside Chandler, Robert July 12, 1997. Survived by his son, Robert D. Chandler. Graveside Service Tuesday 11:30 AM.

Please meet at the Main Gate Riverside Cemetery. Rel. Crawford Funeral Home. Chapman, Robert W. Norwalk.

CT, July 1, 1997. Predeceased by his parents, Kenneth Marjone Chapman. Survived by his wife. Jeanette Benson; 2 Scholarship Ins relatives have not been identified. Officials said they were unsure whether the relatives even live in the area.

Deis is the brother of the stores manager. The victim was stabbed once above his right collarbone and pronounced dead at Strong Memorial 1 lospital an hour later. RIT has not studied why scholarship recipients decided not to attend. But most of those who enrolled didn't just pick RIT because it sent annual birthday cards. FROM PACK IB I UfcbUAY at 2pm a gravesioe service win be held in Oakwood Cemetery (Penfield, NY).

Ref. Miller Funeral Homes. Roberts, Raymond J. WA2SSU Of Greece, Monday July 14, 1997 He is survived by his wile, Frances L. Roberts; sons, Robert R.

(Darlene) Roberts, Jeffrey W. Roberts; granddaughter, Sarah Jo Roberts; sister, Betty (William) Ellis. Mr. Roberts was a veteran ot WWII, a member past president RARA, a retiree of Eastman Kodak and a National School Bus driver. No prior calling hours.

Friends are invited i to attend his Funeral Mass Wednesday morning, July 16, 1997 at 10:00 in Our Lady of Mercy Church, 36 Armstrong Rd. Greece. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Dona-' tions to the American Heart Association, 21 13 Chili Rochester, NY 14624-3498. Reference DiPonzio Funeral Home, Inc.

Flieger, Doris BLOOMFIELD: Former Bloomtield resident, Doris Flioger died Sunday, July 13 at the Ontario County Health Facility. She was 79. The widow ot Gordon Flieger. She is survived by her children, Patricia Wilson ol W. Bloomtield, Bonnie Wilson of Rochester, Richard Deborah Wilson ot FL, Donald Maria Dodson of Geneva, Victor Flieger ol FL, Steven Dodson ot Canandaigua, Kathy Clark ot Williamson and Linda Pratt ot wanted to give her a scholarship.

That was a lucky day." RIT developed the scholarships to jump start its 150th anniversary celebration, said J. Warren Mc-Clure, a former RIT board member who, along with his wife, Lois, provided the money. There wasn't really anything exciting happening," McClure said yesterday. "We needed some spark. We wanted to show people RIT and make them think about RIT.

This Homb scare shuts the Strong Museum The Strong Museum and nearby streets were closed for nearly five hours yesterday after museum security found a suspicious package on a bench near the front doors. The box, found about 10 a.m., was wrapped with electrical tape. It resembled a bomb. Security notified police, who evacuated the museum and closed sections of Chestnut Street, Manhattan Park Drive and Court Street. The bomb squad unit responded to the museum and examined the box.

Once they determined it was safe, they opened it and found a daughters, Nancy C. Chapman of Norwalk Heidi J. Chapman-Renaud ot Richmond, CA and a sister Laurie Abel of NY City. Contributions to: Oncology Dept. Norwalk Hospital, Stevens St Norwalk, CT 06850 Chesterton, Richard J.

PITTSFORD. July 13, 1997. Survived by wife, Nancy; son, Patrick; daughter, Katie; mother, Betty; 2 brothers, Dave and Ron (Norene); several aunts and uncles, and Betty Donaldson; nieces and nephews. Friends are welcome to call at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 41 South Main St.

Fairport, Wednesday 2-4, 7-9. Memorial Service will be held Thursday 2pm at the First Presbyterian Church of Pittsford. Interment White Haven. Those wishing may contribute to the Greater Rochester Chapter American Red Cross. certainly lets people know that when RIT starts something, it finishes it, too." Parents of the so-called "anniversary" babies had to write RIT with information on their children.

The first 150 respondents, as determined by the postmark on the letters, would win 1,500 scholarships. About 3,000 entries were received from 30 states and Australia. RIT gave a party for the scholar Shawn Claphan of Woodbndge, said he liked RIT's engineering program and cooperative job opportunities. His scholarship was a bonus, he said. Michael Twohigof Erie, said he applied only to RIT.

He remembers getting the birthday cards each year, he said. But he chose RIT as the school to teach him graphic illustration. The small number of scholarships means a reward, of sorts, for those who chose RIT. In 1979, the scholarship provided $1,500 for one year. Tuition was $3,495 annually.

RIT has decided to provide $1,500 a year for four years to the "anniversary babies." Tuition now is $16,083 a year. RIT will keep some of the $225,000 fund in reserve in case other scholarship recipients decide to attend later, McKee said. They also will establish a graduate fellowship in McClure's name with any remaining money. Erin Wall, a graduate of Livonia High School in Livingston County, said she didn't resist going to RIT. "Everyone always told me I was bound to go to RIT," she said.

She took a practical view, considering other colleges. She-'got aid from RIT in addition to the scholarship. Cheryl Hall, Erin's mother, said the family "always hoped" her Crane, James Scallon, Francis X. July 13,1997. He is survived by hi9 wife, Carmen Nivia Scallon; son, Frank X.

Scallon; daughter, Nivia Milena Scallon; brothers, Richard (Judy) Scallon ot Long Island, Theodore (Sally) Scallon of Syracuse; sisters, Mary Jane (Richard) Farrell of PA; Kathleen (Alex) Chisholm of Long Island; many loving family and friends. Friends may call Monday 2-4, 7-9 at the Anthony Funeral Chapel, 2305 Monroe Ave. A Funeral Mass will be held Tuesday, 10 AM at St. Mary's Church, 15 St. Mary's (Rochester, NY 14607).

Interment Most Holy Trinity Cemetery. Brooklyn, NY. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to St. Mary's Church or to The Christophers, Sears, John R. "Rick" Entered into rest on Sunday, July 13, 1997 after a very lengthy illness.

Predeceased by his father, John D. Sears. He is survived by his loving wile, Georgianna and devoted son, Stephen John; mother, Doris of Spencer, NY; his sisters, Patricia (Tim) Karras ot Van Etten, NY; Linda Sears of W. Seneca, NY; niece, Denise; mother and father-in-law, Josephine and Clarence Simmons; sister-in-law. Carolyn Thomas; niece, Tanya Thomas and many loving relatives and friends.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home of ALVAH HALLORAN SON, 2125 Chili Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. Memorial Funeral Mass Tuesday, at 11' AM in St. Helen's Church, 310 Hinchey Rd. Interment at convenience of the family. In lieu of flow- -ers donations to United Scleroderma Foundation, PO Box 399,, Watsonville, CA 95077-0399 or a charity of one's choice.

Shortsville; several grandchildren, great grandchildren and nieces nephews. Friends may call at the Kennedy Son Funeral Home, 2 South Bloomtield, Tuesday from 2-4 7-9pm. A Funeral Mass will be held 10 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Bridget'sSt. Joseph's Church.

Burial will be in St. Bridget's Cemetery. Henry, John C. "Scothy" MANCHESTER: July 14, 1997. Survived by his wile of 50 years, Jane: 2 sons daughters-in-law, William and Joanne, John and Kae Henry; 2 daughters and 1 son-in-law, Kathleen and Richard Smith, Patricia Pinkard; 2 sisters, Frances Zimmerman, Eileen Minute; 12 grandchildren; 3 greatgrandchildren.

Friends may call Halstead Patrick Funeral Home, Manchester, Wednesday 2-4, 7-9 PM. Funeral Mass, St. Dominic's Church, Shortsville, Thursday 10 AM. Patten, Mary A. MEDINA: Age 80, July 13, 1997.

Predeceased by her husband Douglas James and a son Paul. Survived by 4 children, Ann (William) Haftly of Hulberton, Mary Petronio of Fairport, Douglas (Nola) Patten of Hume, VA, Edger Patten of Freeport, TX; 14 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren; nieces, nephews and cousins. The family will receive friends at the Christopher Mitchell Funeral Homes, 21 W. Ave, Albion, Thursday 2-4 7-8 where a Memorial Service will be held at 8:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers memorials to the Cobblestone Society Thurston, Richard K.

PALM YR Died on July 1 3, 1 997 at age 67. He is survived by his wife, Pauline; children, Lee Thurston, Bob (Victoria) Johnson, Har-ley (Anita) Lippens and 22 grandchildren. Friends are invited to call Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 at MCGUIRE HARGRAVE FUNERAL HOME, 123 East Jackson Street, Palmyra, where a Funeral service will be held 10 AM Thursday. Burial at Palmyra Cemetery. Donations may be made to Palmyra Volunteer Ambulance in his memory.

brick wrapped in electrical tape with a protruding wire, said Rochester Police Capt. Michael Ix'ach. The box had been stuffed with newspaper and magazine pages to make it feel like a real bomb, Leach said. Police did not know who put the package on the bench and were continuing to investigate the incident last night. WEBSTER: Age 78.

July 13, 1997. He leaves his wife, Marjone Seller Crane; children, Judy (Ronald) Kloosterman, Pat Jo-pek, James (Terrie) Crane and Cheryl (Jerry) Dunn; 9 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; sisters and brothers. WWII Navy Veteran with Torpedo Sub-Se-gunda, Master Electrian, member ot Local 27 and retiree of OtisWestinghouse Elevator Co. President ot Bayside Sportsman Club and a member of Webster Masonic Lodge 538, Memorial Service 7PM, Friday at Webster Presbyterian Church, .550 Webster Webster. Interment Webster Rural Cemetery at convenience of family.

Memorials to W. Webster Ambulance, 1051 Gravel Webster, 14580. Arrangements: Willard H. Scott Funeral Home. ship winners, who were then just 4 months old.

Torella and Wall have photographs of themselves then in their tiny RIT shirts. The publicity reward was substantial. Newspapers and magazines across the country wrote about the scholarship awards to babies. National network news shows interviewed some parents. RIT kept in touch with its babies as they grew.

They publicized their entry into kindergarten and high school. But of the 150 scholarship recipients, only about a dozen have decided to attend RIT. Bill McKee, an RIT spokesman, described the number enrolled as a Spitale, William F. daughter would be able to go to RIT. "RIT really made it worthwhile.

Without financial aid, she couldn't have gone. When she got the scholarship as a baby, we thought she had it made. We're really happy she was born on that day. It has made life a little easier." 71397. Survived by wife, Marie (Palermo); sons, William, Mi normal percentage of students con tacted.

chael (Diane), David (Susan); daughter, Karen (Roger) Mon- Prison space seen as budget roadblock New prison space and not welfare reform is the biggest obstacle to a state budget, State Sen. Michael Nozzolio, R-Fayette, Seneca County, said yesterday. Democrats in control of the state Assembly have been against Repub-lican Gov. George Pataki's proposal to add 7,000 new prison beds by building three new maximum security prisons and expanding some existing ones. The proposal does have support ol the Republican-led Senate.

Nozzolio urged local members of the Assembly to back the expansion plan. "This is the lynch-pin that's holding up the budget process," he said. Flu Dignum, Helen H. MENANDS: Died Saturday, July 12 at the age of 74. She is survived by 6 daughters, Carol Ann Dignum of Cohoes; Nancy D.

Solimene of Spiegletown, Joanne D. DeMeo of Topeka, KS, Martha D. Miller of Troy, Cinthia D. Weber of Albany, Jeanne D. Birch of Canaan; 5 sons, Edward J.

ol New Lebanon, James J. of Adams, MA, Robert V. and Michael J. of both of Albany, and Dobrunski, M. Alex Sunday, July 13, 1997.

Predeceased by his wife, Martha Dohr Dobrunski sister, Olga Mendick. Mr. Dobrunski is survived by his sister, Mary Coyne; brother, Alfred (Helen) Shevchuk; brother-in-law, John Mendick; many nieces, nephews and dear friends. Alex was a retiree of Delco, and a member of Lakeshoie Country Club Ft. Myeis Coun-try Club.

Friends may call at the PAUL W. HARRIS FUNERAL HOME 570 Kings Highway South (corner ot Titus Ave.) TUESDAY EVENING 7-9 p.m., WEDNESDAY 2-4, 7-8 p.m. followed by a Prayer Service at 8 p.m. Friends are invited to meet the family on THURSDAY at 10:30 a.m. at the All Souls tembeault; grandchildren, Michael, Jenna, Brittany, David Alexander Spitale Travis Montembeault; brother, Salavatore Spitali; sister-in-law, and brother-in-law, Marguerite Robert Lindsay; niece nephew.

Robert W. Lindsay Jr. family Marguerite Lindsay; aunt uncle, Carmella Charles Oliv-eri. Calling Mon. 7-9, Tues.

2-4, 7-9 at Falvo Funeral Home, 1395 N. Goodman St. Funeral Wed. 10 from the funeral home, 10:30 at Mt. Carmol Church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Turk, Gerald J. FROM PAGE IB well in children because they don't have highly developed immune systems. Treanor said the participants suffered no "excess symptoms" and July 14, 1997. Predeceased by his wife, Esther.

Survived by his daughter son-in-law, Donna Currently, annual flu vaccines are given primarily to the elderly and those who suffer from chronic illness or live with someone who does. But that could change, said Francis. If the cost in lost work days and medical bills clearly outweighs the cost of administering the new flu vaccine, public health officials may officially recommend that doctors administer it. Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Banister, Jean H.

(See Outside Area Deaths) Mitchell Adams of Rochester; son, Feivel Turk of Canandaigua; grandchildren, Barbara, Spencer, Israel Lillian; several nieces nephews. Those wishing to attend graveside services Wednesday, July 16th may gather at the that few expenenced fever. The study was conducted on children because they are up to 10 times more likely to contract flu than adults. They also are the prime culprits for spreading the virus to others. The flu is a costly disease.

Each year, between 35 and 50 million Americans contract influenza and more than 20,000 die from it, according to the National Institutes of Health. In addition to lost work days, about $4.6 billion is spent each year on medical costs. In Memoriam Burbott, Lillian F. My Dearest Lillian, one year has passed. I miss you very much.

Love, Ed. Hahn, Peter P. It's been 3 years, since God called you home. Not a day goes by, without a thought of you. Deeply missed, torever loved and never forgotten.

Love, Wife, Pat and the rest of the Family. Hopkins, Lisa A. 111969-71593 In loving memory of our Daughter who passed away 4 years ago. To know her was to love her by family and special friends. Deep in our hearts you will always stay, loved and remembered everyday.

Your love and memories live torever. Much love from Mom and Dad. Interlichia, Concetta 71587 Mom, today will pass for others, if nothing has gone wrong. But for me, that I loved you so much, this day will seem so long. There will be heartaches that are hidden and tear-drops that are cried.

I love you, Josie, Klein, Janice (Frisbee) Klein, Kyle It seems like only yesterday when you were so suddenly taken from us. You are sadly missed and loved today and always. Love, Mom Chlorine leak forces factory evacuation About 20 employees from a Livingston County chemical company were evacuated when chlorine leaked inside the plant yesterday. No one was injured. The incident occurred about 9 a.m.

at Jones Chemical plant on Hardwood Avenue, said Caledonia Fire Chief Daniel Chapman. 'They initiated their emergency contingency plan," Chapman said. Chapel entrance of Holy Sepulchre Cemetery for his Graveside Services. Memorials may be directed to the Mary Cariola Chil-drens Center, 1000 Elmwood 14620 or your favorite charity. Gavin, James July 11, 1997.

He is survived by his wife, Lillie; his children, Jackie, Pamela, Isaac, and James Gavin brothers and sisters, Isaac, Frank Gavin, Ernestine (John) Tinner, Rev. Clarence (Mary Ann) Gavin, Katie Monroe. Wender (Callie) Gavin, Leonard (Veronica) Gavin, Letha (Manuel) Mathews. Friends may call Tuesday 7-9 PM at the First Genesis Baptist Church, 292 Hudson Ave. where a Funeral Service will be held on Wednesday at 1 1 AM.

Reverend Clarence Gavin officiating Goyette, Bert E. FAIPORT. July 13, 1997. Survived by wife, Eleanor (Hanratty) Goyette; 2 sons, Paul and Tom (Keiko) of VA; daughter, Ellen; 9 grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, 2 sisters, Helen Wilkinson and Frances Essom; brother, Robert (Janette), several nieces and nephews. Memorial Mass Wednesday, 10:30 AM at St.

John of Rochester, Pittsford-Palmyra Rd. Interment White Haven. Those wishing may contribute to the School of Holy Childhood, or a charity of your choice Arr. by Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home Inc.

Hubner, Virginia A. main entrance to Mt. Hope Cemetery. Services at 12 noon. Friends wishing may contribute to the American Heart Association or American Diabetes Association in his memory.

At the request of the family there will be no home visitation. Arrange-ments Parsky Funeral Home, Inc. Vinton, Lucille G. 86, passed away in Charlotte, NC on July 13, 1997. Funeral Service will be held Wednesday, July 16, at McEwen Funeral Service, Mint Hill Chapel.

Mrs. Vinton was raised in Rochester, NY. She was a 1937 Graduate of the Genesee Hospital School of Nursing in Rochester and later earned the Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Buffalo. She spent many years of service in the Nursing Profession, including serving as a School Nurse for the Iroquois Central School District in Elma, NY from 1956 until her retirement in 1976. Survivors include her beloved husband of 63 years, Roger S.

Vinton, Sr 3 children, 1 sister, 9 grandchildren and also 9 great-grandchildren. Waldert, Jeannette C. July 12, 1997. Predeceased by her husband, Leo W. Waldert.

She is survived by her children, Bill and Judie Waldert, Anne and Timothy Sullivan, Mary and Bob Hopkins of MA; grandchildren, Kelly Sullivan, Jay Sullivan, Mike Waldert, Bing Waldert and his fiancee, Nicole France. Charlie Hopkins; brother. W. Cameron and Ada-Chase Caswell of CT. Bartell, Louis Cirano (Bortolazzo) On Saturday, July 12.

1997 at the Greater Niagara General Hospital Louis Bartell beloved husband of Jean Bartell of Niagara Falls. Dear father of Jane Bartell of Grand Island, NY, John Bartell and his wife Margaret, and Ken Bartell and his wife Kathleen all of Oregon. Loving grandfather of Mary. Sarah, Andrew and Amy. Brother-in-law of Rita Bortolazzo and his siblings Bruno, Frank, and Bruna.

Louis will be sadly missed by his Golden Retriever A Service ot Remembrance will be held at St. John the Evangelist Church, on Portgate Rd-Niagara Falls, ON, Tuesday, July 15, 1997 at 1 1 a m. Cremation has taken place, and interment of Mr. Bartell will be at Col-sons Hill Cemetery, in Bradford, on a later date. As an expression of sympathy In Me-monam contributions to the charity of one's choice would be appreciated by the family.

Donations may be completed at the funeral Chapel of Hetherington and Deans (905-354-5614). Britton, H.V. "Uncle Verne" Two local medical practices, Elm-wood Pediatric Group and Panorama Pediatric Group, participated in the study. Dr. Anne Francis of Elmwood praised the new vaccine because it can be sprayed, rather than injected.

"It's just a squirt up the nose," she said. "And it was well-tolerated by the children." The spray is so easy to use that parents might be able to administer it to their children at home, rather than pay for a visit to the pediatrician, Treanor said. Workers were evacuated as officials ventilated the area. As a precaution, firefighters from Caledonia and Mumford checked with nearby residents to make sure they were fine. Chapman said it was unknown why the chlorine leaked but said the company's automatic shut-off system prevented more of the hazardous chemical from leaking.

The company repackages chlorine it receives from rail cars. Koss, Kenneth Schools Happy Birthday Dad. We love and miss you so much. I think about you evenday. It doesn't seem to get any easier.

Love you always, Boot. Moncia, Randy A. If tears were stairs, and memories were lanes we climb to heaven and bring you back again Happy Birthday Ram. Love, Grandma and Grandpa Monica, Randy Allan 71570- 101196 Happy 27th Birthday. Ram.

You have a new baby girl Randi Alean. We all love you and miss you. A tree has been planted in your memory so your daughters can watch it grow Love, your family tnends July 13, 1997 He is survived by his son, Mark C. (Christine) Britton ot Palmyra. PA; daughters, Lynn K.

Bntton-Drathman of New July 12: 1997. Predeceased by her husband, George M. Hubner. She is survived by her daughters, Beverley Rawe ot IL, Susan Irish of Fairport, Nancy Upchurch of CT; son, Terry (Nadine) Hubner of PA; grandchildren, Dale Rawe. Betsy Irish.

A Memorial Service will be held 1 1 AM Tuesday at the Anthony Funeral Chapel, 2305 Monroe Ave. In lieu ot flowers, memorials may be directed fo the Joseph-ine-Louise Public Library or the First Re-formed Church, both of Walden, NY, 12586. Larabee, Virginia B. "Ginny" (Gurgel) (Burdick) 71297. Survived by children.

Thomas (Carol) Burdick, Gerald Burdtck, Lon Cruz. Daniel Burdck, Stacey (Kevin) WaHenhorst; 12 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren; sisters, Berry (Sam) Giuliano. Lorraine (Ed) Vera. Shirley Rizzo, brothers. George (Judy) Richard John Gurgel: nieces, nephews Caiimg Wed 2-4.

7-9 at Fatvo Funeral Home. Inc. 1395 Goodman St. where Funeral services will be he'd Thurs at 10 30 AM In lieu ot towels, donations to Humane Sooey or A In'ement R've'Qe Friends may call Monday 3-6 PM at the Anthony Funeral Chapel. 2305 Monroe Ave.

A Funeral Mass will be held Tuesday. 1 1 AM at St Thomas More Church. 2617 East Ave. Interment will be at White Haven Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be directed to the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, 108 East Roch-ester, NY 14607.

Walsh, Marilyn E. (Smith) July 13. 1997 of the Town of Tonawanda, NY Beloved wife of James Walsh: mother ol Daniel David (Julia). Stephen Mary (James) Franzek. Margaret (Ray) Warrick, Wendy A.

(Richard) Kane and John F. (Kelly), sister of Carol (Donald) Cohen A Eneen (Robert) Naber Also survived by 12 grandchildren. Fnends may call at the Family Residence, 677 Moore Ave Town of Tonawanda. Tuesday 2-4 7-9 Friends are invited to attend Mass of Chnstian Bunal Blessed Sacrament RC Church (Clarmorrt Ave Wednesday morning at 9 30 continue to allow the school board to appoint the superintendent. "They will still be evaluating the superintendent on a regular basis," he said.

Johnson did not answer how his proposal differs from what Doyle did to gain more control or influence with outside agencies, except to sav that "this is not a (lower grab." Porter said he's surprised by Doyle's support of Johnson's hill. The last time I talked to Doyle, he said that he thought the mayor as meddling in our business," Porter said. Doyle later said Porter misunderstood. "I only said that some may construe it as meddling," he Brighton. PA, Amy (Trey) Rentzel ot Huntington Beach.

CA. Lon (Steve) Waterman of Las Vegas. NV: grandchildren. Laura Katie Drathman. Jason Lowe.

Joshua Sherry Waterman: 1 great grandchild; brother. Kenneth J. Bntton of Geneseo. NY. sisters, Irene Haynes of Byron.

NY. Betty Herzog. Ruth Clark of Largo. FL. Dixie (Arthur) Messmger; many nieces and nephews.

Fnends may call Tues 2-4, 7-9 at the Anthony Funeral Chapel. 2305 Monroe Ave where a Funeral Service will take place Wed at 11am. Those who would like to contnbute to the family's Memory Book are asked to bring a written memory of Verne to the calling hours Interment wtti be at White Haven Memorial Pk In lieu of flowers contributions may be to the Rochester Eye and Human Parts Bank Inc 524 White Spruce B'vd Roches'er, NY 14623 I ROM I'M IB run the county's water system and i he bus company. The duo's most recent spat came last spring when Doyle forced a reorganization of the board governing I lie region's tourism agency, the Greater Kochester Visitors Associa-tion. Johnson called it heavy-hand-iil and political.

"We have some strange bedfel-inws here." Porter said. "They can't oiiiie together on things that involve each other. But they can on t.ikmg power from the elctted ho.l lxard." Porter Juliiison said his projjosal would White, Terrence A. 71537-32395 Today, is your 60th Birthday How I wish we could celebrate it together. We had so many plans for our retirement years, but I guess God had his own plan for us.

because I am here and you are there The pain dulls, but never disappears I will always love and miss you. Joan..