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Plecinski, Theodore J. Washington, Walter Francis AND CHRONICLE THURSDAY. MAY27.1997 Farrell, Mary I. (Zeis) Monday May 26. 1997.

age 72. Predeceased by her husband John; son Thomas and brother Matthew. Survived by children, Stephen (Paula). Diane (Kevin) Monaghan and Michael (Kathleen); daughter-in-law Vicky; sister Patricia Fmnegan; sisters-m-law Mildred Meyer and Audrey (Jerome) Owens; grandchildren; nieces and nephews. After her children were grown.

Mary worked for Bond Clothing and for Aax Motors. She was a member of Hofy Cross Legion Of Mary in the 1970 s. Friends may call Friday 2-4. 7-9pm at Thomas Funeral Chapels, 4545 Lake Ave. Memorial Mass Saturday 2PM Hoty Cross Church, 4492 Lake Ave.

in Charlotte. Fnends wishing may contnbute to GRHCHospice, Greece Volunteer Ambu-lance or Amencan Lung Assoc. Galletto, Helen J. (Farsace) Tuesday, May 27, 1997. She is survived by her husband Ralph J.

Galletto; children Gail (Mike) Goodwin, James (Dawn) Galletto; grandchildren Lacey. Gma, Angelo and Anthony: sister Joanne (Farsace) DiPonzio; brother Dominick (Helen) Farsace of Fl; several nieces and nephews. Fnends may call Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. Friday 2-4 and 7-9 at the Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home Inc. 2692 DEWEY AVENUE.

Her Funeral Mass will be celebrated Saturday at 9 o'clock at St. Charles Borromeo Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contnbutions may be made to Camp Good Days and Special Times in her memory. Hayes, Eldon J.

Saturday, May 24. 1997. Survived by many dear friends, especially. Julie Field. Mr.

Hayes was a member of the Clover Leaf Squares. No prior calling. On Friday. May 30, 1 997, at 12noon, friends are invited to meet at the Lake Ave. Gate at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery for his Graveside Service.

Relerence: DiPonzio Funeral Home DEMOCRAT Intel FROM PAGE 8B machines onto its turf. Digitals sales of powerful business computers largely running on its own Alpha chips are threatened by encroachments by new machines based on Intel's chips. Analysts weren't surprised by Intel's legal counterpunch, given the company's reputation as the high-tech industry's most aggressive litigator. Typically, PC makers have avoided publicly criticizing Intel out of concern that Intel could withhold key products or advance information about technology directions. "I would imagine that Digital lawyers would have talked through the consequences of what they were doing when they filed that lawsuit against Intel," said Rajiv Chaudhri, an industry analyst at Goldman Sachs Co.

"So far, what Intel has done is exactly what you'd think they would do." Intel, based in Santa Clara, has yet to unleash its full response to Digital. Its lawsuit, filed late Tuesday in U.S. District Court in San Jose, does not address Digital's patent infringement charges filed May 13 in federal court in Worcester, Mass. Rather, Intel is demanding the return of documents Intel gave to Digital detailing the design specifications of future microprocessors, information typically used by computer makers to plan new machines. "When you have someone questioning your stance in terms of whether or not you're doing the proper thing, then it's probably not the place where you want to put your confidential engineering," said Howard High, an Intel spokesman.

Most ominous for Digital, Intel questioned its future supply contracts for chips with Intel. High said that Intel would maintain its existing contracts to supply chips until the end of September. After that, "we will see what makes sense to the companies." Digital's stock fell $1.25 per share, to close at $36 yesterday. Kodak FROM PAGE 8B open more KEX stores and processing labs thanks to new financing it announced this month. As a market for Kodak, China gets a lot of attention because of its population of 1.2 billion.

But Russia has a population of 150 million, and it's a promising market, too, said Donald Franz, editor of the Photofinishing News Letter. "It's growing at a very rapid rate" from 20 percent to 40 percent annually, Franz said of the film market there. Total film sales in Russia probably range from 50 million to 60 million rolls a year, he said. Kodak and Fuji control about 85 percent of the market, with Kodak probably enjoying a slight edge in market share, Franz said. Russia's potential is what makes Kodak so bullish.

In Japan and the United States, the world's most developed economies, there are 142 million households, each of them using an average of 7.2 rolls of consumer film per year, the company said at its annual meeting earlier this month. But in China, Russia and India, where a total of 582 million households exist, film use averages only 0.4 rolls per year. By using just one more roll of film per year, these households would boost worldwide film use by 582 million rolls annually. World consumption of consumer film totals 2.5 billion rolls. Kodak signs up for Olympics ads STAFF REPORTS Eastman Kodak said yesterday it had signed national and local advertising deals with CBS, the U.S.

broadcast network for the 1998 Winter Olympic Games, set for Nagano, Japan. Kodak's sponsorship of the Winter Games is an important piece of the company's strategy to boost its share of the Japanese consumer film and photofinishing market. With its advertising, Kodak expects to have 200 U.S. consumers see its ads and says it figures to make 1 billion "impressions" during the Games. An impression is made each time an ad is viewed.

GM will create jobs BLOOMBERG NEWS OKLAHOMA CITY General Motors Corp. agreed to create 280 jobs now and possibly 45 others later as part of last weekend's settlement with striking workers at an Oklahoma City car plant, United Auto Workers officials said. About 3,500 workers returned this week after the tentative agreement was reached Sunday. Workers will start voting tomorrow. 4B April 16.

1997 FL. He is survived by his brothers. Walter of Irondequoit, Chester'of Webster and Ray of Ontario; sisters. Marge Jams of Avon, and Emily Sypnier of NC; 5 nieces. 4 nephews.

Fnends may attend a Memonal Mass 10am Friday in Holy Tnnity Church, 146 Ridge Webster. Interment Holy Tnnrty Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Those wishing may direct contributions to the church Arr Anthony Funeral Chapel. Potenza, Kathryn May 21, 1997 at age 95 after a lengthy illness. She is survived by her son, Kenneth; several nieces nephews, including Patricia (Donald) Hubert of Redford.

Ml. Sunday (June 1st) at her Memorial Service will be held at Christ the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church (1000 N. Wmton 14609). Reception to follow. Private Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

In lieu of (lowers, fnends may contribute to the Memorial Fund ot her church. Arrangements Crawford Funeral Home. Saddock, Harry G. Age 68. passed away peacefully on Sunday, May 25, 1997 surrounded by his family after a long illness.

He leaves his wife, Barbara; sons. Harry (Nancy). CT and David (Mitzi), TX; daughter, Suellen (James Timothy) In-wood. CT; 9 grandchildren, Harry III. Joellen, Nicholas.

Jillian, Christopher, Stephen and Lindsey Saddock. Rebecca and Jamie In-wood. Former CEO of Please join the family for a celebration of his lite Saturday. May 31 1 1 am at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 2000 Highland Rochester.

Contnbutions may be sent in Mr. Saddock's name to: Saddock Scholar's Program, co 89 East Rochester 14649 or Parkinson's Disease Research Fund, co Dr. Ira Shoulson, Box 673. 601 Elmwood Rochester 14642. Arrange-ments: Willard H.

Scott Funeral Home Simpson, Richard A. On May 26. 1997. Survived by daughter, Ashlen; brothers, David (Varia). Theodore, Donald, Steven (Rev.

Delois), Gary, Sherman (Wanda), Danny (Angie) Simpson; sisters, Genevieve (Beatrice) Atkins. Martha (Albert) Archie, Esther Gilliam, Patricia (Ler-oy) Johnson; special friend, Phyllis Williams; other relatives and friends. Calling hours Thursday 7-9 p.m. Metropolitan Funeral Chapels, 109 West Ave. Funeral Friday, 11:00 a m.

at the chapel-Rev. Delois Simpson, Officiating. Interment Riverside. Sorokti, Anna Monday, May 26, 1997. Predeceased by her husband, John, and son, Thomas.

Mrs. Sorokti is survived by 4 children, John C. (Mary). Suzanne (Jack) Kilchenstein, Kathleen (John). Oechsle.

Peter (Karen), daughter-in-law, Janet DiMana; 19 grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren; 2 sisters, Helen Fox, Evelyn Chapman; sister-in-law, Mary Babey: several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Sorokti was very active in many organizations in St. Josaphat Church. Friends may call THURSDAY 2-4 7-9 at the PAUL W.

HARRIS FUNERAL HOME 570 Kings Hwy. So. (corner of Titus Ave.) Friends are invited to go directly to ST. JOSAPHAT'S UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, FRIDAY 10 AM for her Funeral Mass. Interment Irondequoit Cemetery.

Pan-achyda, THURSDAY, 7 PM. Taranto, Michael Jr. 66, of Naples, FL, died May 27 after a lengthy illness. Mr. Taranto had been a resident of Naples since 1 993, coming from Fairport, NY.

He was a member of the Lion's Club of Fairport and a member of the Town Council of Perinton, NY for 8 years. Mr, Mrs. Tanto celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary August 27, 1996. Michael is survived by his wife, Rita Taranto; son, Michael V. Taranto, both of Naples, FL; 3 daughters, Catherine M.

Resh of LaVale, MD; Jane T. Shengulet ot Fairport, NY; and Christine A. Taranto of Rochester, NY; brother, Robert Taranto, of Dunwoody, GA and 5 grandchildren. The family will recieve friends Thursday evening with a Mass of Christian Burial Friday at 10:00 AM at St. John The Evangelist Catholic Church, Naples FL.

Burial will be private. Arr. Walter Shikany's Bonita Funeral HOme, 1000 Bonila Pkway (New US 41). Thomas, Jason E. May 25, 1997, suddenly in Florida at age 25.

He is survived by his loving family; parents, Jackson Shirley Thomas of Webster; sister, Kim Thomas of NYC; grandfather Milton Thomas of Webster; grandmother, Loretta Barrows of Rochester; aunts uncles, Tom Pat Kiel of Rochester, Tina Barrows Gary Snyder of Colorado Springs. CO. Lone Kindstedt of Greenville, Rl, Carol Thomas of Rochester; cousins, Chris (Jim) Hennessey, Mike (Debbie) Kiel, Adria Wisner, Gwen Wisner, Dana Kindstedt, Gretchen Kindstedt. Jason was a 1989 graduate of Webster High School and a 1994 graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Davtona Beach, Florida. Friends may call Friday 6-9 at the Anthony Funeral Chapel, 1031 Ridge Rd.

WEBSTER. Those who would like to contribute to the family's Memory Book are asked to bring a written memory of Jason to the Calling Hours. A Prayer Service will be offered Friday, 9 PM at the Funeral Chapel. A Funeral Mass will be held Saturday, 10 AM at Holy Trinity Church, 1460 Ridge Webster. Interment will be at Holy Trinity Cemetery.

Memorial donations may be directed to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, co University Relations, 600 S. Clyde Morris Davtona Beach, FL 321 14-3900. Townsend, Donald FAIRPORT: (Formerly of NJ) May 22, 1997. Survived by wife, Alice 2 daughters, Penelope (Dr. Timothy) Quill, Stephanie Townsend; granddaughters, Crista (David) Soehrer, Carrie and Megan Quill; 4 greatgrandchildren; nieces and nephews.

Memorial Service Saturday, May 31, 3:00 p.m. at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 77 Country Comer Lane, Fairport 14450. Those wishing may contribute to St. Luke's Church Memorial Fund.

Arr: Richard H. Keenan. Trivino, Gregory John On May 15, 1997 in San Diego, CA. Greg lost his long struggle with AIDS. He is survived by his parents Allen and Patricia Trivino of Brighton; elder brother Paul of San Diego; grandmother Ruth Trivino of NJ; several uncles, aunts and cousins in NJ and England; and by his beloved friends David Alvarez and Kevin Rougeaux of Vista, CA and by friends Glenn, Lori, Dudley, Mike and many others in California and New York.

Greg now rests in peace at the Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside, CA. A Memorial Service is planned for the future in Rochester. Friends wishing to honor Greg's memory may contribute to the Community Health Network, 758 South Ave. Rochester, NY 14620. VandeSande, June H.

May 26. 1997. Predeceased by her husband, Donald C. She is survived by her children, Sharon (Ken) Ziegler of Rochester, William (Jennifer) Gannon of Clifton Springs, Timothy S. Gannon of Philadelphia; brothers and sisters, Fanny Heffron, Wampsville, NY, Mildred Kelson of Pittsford, Agnes Putman of Oneida.

Marion (Richard) Clark of Bald-winsville, Clyde (Alma) Highers, Carl (Joyce) Highers, all of Deland. FL; grandchildren, Sandra Ziegler Avery, Kevin Ziegler, Alanna Gannon, Allison Gannon; great-grandchild, Amanda Avery; many nieces, nephews and friends. Friends may call Thursday 2-4, 7-9 at The Anthony Funeral Chapel, 1031 Ridge Road. WEBSTER where services will be held 10 AM Friday. Interment at the convenience of the Harry G.

Saddockdies; 1988 to 1992 is mourning the death of retired chairman and chief executive Harry G. Saddock, who died Sunday in his Irondequoit home at age 68. Saddock retired from the compa ny in 1992 after being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, but he remained on the board of directors until 1995. He was named chairman and CEO of Rochester Gas Mr. Saddock and Electric Corp.

in 1988. During his 41 years with the company, Saddock gained a reputation as an approachable manager who dealt promptly with employees' concerns. "We have lost a friend and an inspiration," said Roger W. Kober, Saddock's successor and current chairman and chief executive. "Harry had a commanding knowledge of all aspects of the utility business and an ability to implement that knowledge quickly and effectively.

At the same time, he was never too busy to stop what he was doing and talk with an employee or a customer." Mr. Saddock, a Rochester native, is credited with guiding through a difficult financial period following the construction of the Nine Mile Point Two nuclear plant, which cost billions more than budgeted. State regulators ordered the company to take a $262 million write-off in 1987 for the cost overruns. In addition to his wife, Barbara, Saddock is survived by two sons, Harry of South Windsor, and David of Sunnyvale, Texas; a daughter, Suellen Inwood of Fairfield, and nine grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m.

Saturday at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 2000 Highland Ave. Contributions may be sent to the Saddock Scholars Program at or to Parkinson's disease research at the University of Rochester Gift Office, P.O. Box 23029, Rochester, NY 14692. JANET LIVELY Glass FROM PAGE IB letter, co-signed by Assemblyman Craig J.

Doran, R-Canandaigua, Ontario County, as "a series of personal insults." Sheffer, defending DEC's study of Guardian's impact on air quality, said the company would be held to 9.2 pounds of nitrogen oxide for each ton of glass made the highest established standards in the United States, he said. But significantly stricter air pollution standards in the 3 to 7 pound range are being used in glass factories in California and Europe, countered Carl G. Dworkin, an Albany environmental lawyer. He wants the issue settled by expert witnesses under cross-examination. That could come within weeks if the federal Environmental Protection Agency's appeals board agrees to a hearing on Guardian's impact on air quality.

"We're not trying to stop the plant," said Dworkin, who represents two Geneva activists. "We're just trying to stop emissions that are higher than necessary." Brodsky will hear testimony from acting DEC Commissioner John Cahill, state economic development officials, Geneva Mayor Joanne Wisor and Geneva activists Peter Goodman and Linda S. Ochs. "We've asked some really good questions," said Brodsky. "Everybody should relax and get the answers." Reichert FROM PAGE IB since 1996.

Prior to that, Reichert was a Democrat. Doyle said the hiring was made on merit. "We felt we could take advantage of his skills," he said. County Legislature Democratic Minority Leader Kevin Murray complained that Reichert's new job will pad his pension benefits. Reichert is vested in the New York State Employees Retirement System because of his 12 years as a town justice.

His pension, however, is based on the last three years of his public employment. Reichert made about $26,000 as a justice. The county job pays about $41,500, said Doyle spokesman John Riley. Riley said Reichert wasn't hired to pad his pension. "We don't look at someone's status in the pension fund," he said.

Aot: Suddenfv on May 22, 1997. Sur vived by daughters; Waltnne (Burton) Richardson, Harriett 1 Fiona McCov: sons. Frederick (Delphme), Waller (Jeanette), Darryl (Jill) Washington; sisters. Juanita Clyde of Detroit, Ml. Mildred Jacque; 10 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren; other relatives and close friends.

Calling hours Thursday 2-4 7-9 PM only, Metropolitan Funeral Chapels. 109 West Ave. I P.O E.W. Flower City Lodge Memonal Service at 7:30 PM Funeral Friday. 1 1 00 AM at Tnnity Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, 9 Shelter Rev.

Darryll Young, officiating Interment Riverside Weidenbach.Theda R. TALLAHASSEE. FL: May 27, 1997. Survived by husband, William C. Weidenbach, son, Joseph C.

Weidenbach (both of Tallahassee); daughter, Kimberly R. Wei- denbach; brothers, M. Fred Matteson of Clyde, NY, and Jon Matteson of Rochester; sisters. Debra White and Rise Venette, both of Rochester. Memorial Services at Grace Lutheran Church, Tallahassee on Thursday at 1PM.

Burial at MeadowWood Memorial Park in Tallahassee, FL. Arrangements by Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home Wernham, Joseph T. Tuesday, May 27, 1997. He is survived by his beloved wife. Vila for close to 70 years; 1 sister-in-law, Ruth; 5 nieces nephews; 7 i great-nieces nephews.

Mr. Wernham was a 55 year member of Craftsman Robertson Lodge 969 and a long time member ot First Baptist Church, Aliens Creek Road. Fnends may call Fnday 1-2 at NULTON FUNERAL HOME, 1704 Penfield Road, where his funeral service will be held at 2 00 PM. Interment, White Haven. Area Deaths Outside Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER.

DiGiulio, Jessie C. ALBION: Died May 28. 1997 at age 84 Survived by her brothers, James DiGiulio of Medina and Elmer (Helen) DiGiulio of Sarasota; many nephews, grand- and great-grand nephews and nieces. The family will receive friends at the Christopher-Mitchell Funeral Homes, 21 West Ave. on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm where prayers will be recited Saturday at followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at St.

Joseph's Church at Burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Memorials to the Parkinson Disease Research Fund. Univ. of Rochester.

601 Elmwood Box 673, Rochester, NY 14642. Ritchey, Mahlon E. DANSVILLE Unexpectedly May 27 1997 Survived by nis wife. Lucille E. (Finch) Ritcn ey.

3 sons Dewey (Catherine) Churchville Joe (Liz) of Chesapeake VA and Rooert ot Dansville. 2 daughters. Linda (Ron) Cox ol Wayiand and Judy Pratt ot Dansville 2 biothers, Bernard iBealof Edmondston, NV and James (Cleo) ot Bouckville. NY sister Aioerta Lemary ot Hamilton NY, also surviving are 12 grandchildren 2 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews Friends may call Friday 1-4 PM at the CHAMBERLAIN FUNERAL HOME, 73 Mam St. Dansville.

where a Funeral Service will be held at 4 00 PM Donations may be made to the Rochester School tor the Deaf. 1545 St Paul Blvd. 14621 Frost, Robert H. LE ROY: May 28, 1997. Survived by his wife of 62 years Janet McPherson Frost; a son David (Carol) Frost; 2 daughters Nancy (William) Norman, Betsy (Henry) Levinson; a brother Walter (Betty) Frost; 1 sister Mary Jane (William) Cooley; 6 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; a sister-in-law Katherine Frost; nieces and nephews.

Predeceased by his brother John J. Frost. Friends may attend a Memorial Service Saturday, 2:00 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church in LeRoy. Memorials to the Church or Humane Society of the United States.

Arrangements, Cameron, Brady, Steuber Funeral Home. Gervase, Nora M. (Cicero) MOUNT MORRIS: Age 71. Suddenly, May 27, 1997. She was predeceased by her husband, Hagen in 1991.

Survived by her 3 sons, Boonie and Samuel Gervase both of Mt. Morris and Ronald Gervase of Batavia; 2 sisters. Lena Ozzimo and Mary Cicero both of Perry; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Thurs. 2-4.

7-9PM at the Shepard Funeral Home 36 Chapel St. Prayers at 9AM, Fri. will be followed by a Mass of Christian Burial, at St. Patrick Church. Burial St.

Patrick's Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Mt. Morris Garden Club in her memory. In Memoriam Auten.Ruth 1957-1983 It has been such a long lonely time. You are always in my heart.

I love you and miss you, your mom. Camilleri, Robert F. 11221925-5291993. Missing you daily, loving you always, wishing you were some how here again. Love ya, Dad.

Nance, Coley, Nate, and Mike. Durante, Mary Ann (Paglia) 1 3 years ago you were taken from us. You're not forgotten, nor every will be. As long as life and memory last, we will always remember you. Sadly missed by mother, Rose; sister, Mamie; brothers, Tom and John.

Ewell, Lillian R. Of Greece, NY. On May 27, 1997. She is survived by her husband, Robert 2 daughters and sons-in-law, Karen and Daniel Maginn, Susan and Daniel Hebert; 7 grandchildren; 1 great-granddaughter; several nephews. Friends may call at ARNDT FUNERAL HOME, 1 1 18 Long Pond Rd.

(South of Maiden Lane) on Thursday 2-4, 7-9PM. Prayers Fri. 9:15 at Funeral Home, followed by Funeral Mass 10AM at the Chapel in St. Ann's Home. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Those wishing may have Masses offered FRANCES CAMP0 MAY29.1984-13 YRS. MOMMY, Our hearts still ACHE with Pain Lonely and EMPTY Without Your PRESENCE. Sadly Missed LOVE DAUGHTERS, GRACE, JOSIE, MARIA LiMuti, Connie May 29, 1994. God has excellent taste, Honey. He has selected you to be His helper.

He has several of my resumes, but He is not ready for me yet. Connie, I still miss you so. Life has not been the same since you went away three years ago. Thank God for our son and our grandchildren and some friends who have fulfilled my empty days. Our son Chuck and our sweet grandchildren are all fine and dandy, Sweetheart.

Till we meet someday, I will be saying, God Bless You. Your Loving Husband, Mike Shepardson, Shari R. May 29, 1973-1997 Time doesn't matter, our love is still strong. Our hearts still ache, and we miss you so very, very deeply. Love your family Van Patten, Marian K.

"Lillian July 7,1 91 0-May 29, 1977 Its 20 years since we have seen our mother. Yet not a day without her presence felt. Sadly missed by sons and daughters. tea. Metro Briefs OK school budgets Voters in two area school districts approved budgets and elected school board members yesterday.

In Avon, residents approved 6 $10.8 million budget, 219 to 106. They also approved propositions on athletics, field trips, equipment and community use of facilities. School board president Norm Barrett was re-elected to a three-year term with 186 votes. In Byron-Bergen, voters approved an $11.7 million budget, 390 to 280. Winning three-year school board seats were Robin Glazier with 475 votes and Debra List with 385.

Crystal Cole had 34 1 votes. Correction An article on Page IB of Tuesday's Democrat and Chronicle incorrectly listed Sheri Corona's affiliation with Operation Welcome Home. Corona was a volunteer. Death Notices Within Monro County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Adams, Horace B.

52597. Survived by mother Lillie Adams; other relatives and friends. Calling hours Thursday 7-9 p.m. at Hall Funeral Home. Service Fri.

12 noon, Zion Hill Baptist Church, 250 Bronson Ave. Becker, Patricia (Palm) Passed away. May 25, 1997. Survived by 3 adoring children, Linda (Frank) Witmski, Laurie (Angelo) Caraballo, Steven (Lisa) Becker; twin sister, Priscilla Rose Hartwig; brother, Louis Craft (Friend Mildred); also 4 grandchildren; sister-in-law, Betty Palm, FL; many loving nieces and nephews; and lifelong friends, Ruth Maring, Dorothea Daan-sen, Shirley Gavigan, Helen Preston and Norma Ling. Patricia was past President of Point Pleasant Ladies Auxiliary.

Memorial Service to be arranged in Rochester, NY. Donations may be made to Hospice of Volusia, 3800 Wood Briar Trial, Port Orange, FL 32119. Briddon, Cornelia M. (Molhock) Sunday, May 25, 1997. Predeceased by her husband, Armond.

Survived by her daughter, Susan Briddon Adams; 3 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren and sister-in-law, Mar-gret (Robert) Manz. No prior calling hours. Friends are invited to gather at ONTARIO GOLF CLUB for a reception in her memory, FRIDAY, MAY 30, at Interment at Irondequoit Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Friends wishing may contribute to Visiting Nurse Hospice, 2180 Empire Webster, NY 14580. Arrangements by Paul W.

Harris Funeral Homes Chiaramonte, Angelina (Cagnina) Sunday, May 25, 1997. She is predeceased by her husband, Joseph and daughter, Josephine Ralleo. She is survived by her son, Charles (Grace) of Los Angeles; daughters, Sylvia (Charles) Contraras, Mary C. Moyer, Eleanor (Ralph) Williamson of FL and Irene (Frank) Stanton; sister-in-law, Teresa Lorn-bardo; 23 grandchildren; 23 great grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Friends may call WEDNESDAY 7-9 and THURSDAY 2-4 7-9 at PROFETTA FUNERAL CHAPEL, 1650 Empire Blvd.

where a service will be held FRIDAY at followed by her Funeral Mass at St. Mary's Church (15 St. Mary's Place) at Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Coleman, Marie Delores May 26, 1997. Survived by husband, Roy F.

Coleman; daughters, Mary Camp and Jo-Anne Herndon of son, Thomas Godfrey of Rochester, NY, brother Thomas Miller of Albion, NY; parents, Joseph and Isabelle Conley Miller; 4 grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, May 31 at 1 1 AM at the Church of Mas-ters, 3485 Lake Rochester, NY. Collins, Willie Z. May 27, 1997. He is survived by wife, Al-dana; sons, Greg and Brandon; daughters, Shell, Niecey, Barbara Jean and Wilma; 11 grandchildren; sisters, Ruby and Mary; nephews, David, Willie and Tony; nieces, Andrea and Anne; cousins, other relatives and friends.

Friends may call Fri. 2-4, 7-9PM at the Funeral Home of MILLARD E. LATIMER SON, 983 S. Plymouth Ave. Funeral Service, Sat.

12noon at the Latimer Chapel, Rev. James L. Cherry, officiating. Inter-ment Oakwood Cemetery, Penfield, NY. Connelly, WilburS.

Age 82 of Lakeland, FL, on May 25, 1997. Formerly of Webster, NY, moved to Lakeland in 1981. Survived by wife, Eleanor Snyder Connelly of Lakeland; 2 sons Craig Connelly of Granville, OH, Brian Connelly of Lakeland; brother Robert H. Connelly of Rochester, NY; 2 grandchildren. He was an Accountant Auditor for Eastman Kodak; member of Greece Baptist Church in Rochester, Masonic Lodge in Kingsport, TN, Damascus Temple of the Shrine, Rochester.

Funeral Service 2:00 p.m. Thursday, May 29, 1997 at Gentry Morrison Funeral Home Southside Chapel, Lakeland, FL Contant, Jane S. HENRIETTA: Entered into rest on May 24, 1997 in her 79th year. She is survived by her husband Harold Contant of 55 years; 1 daughter Ann (Joseph) Gusmano of Sparkill, NY; 1 son Edward (Karen) Contant of Larch-mont, NY; 4 granddaughters Katherine and Elizabeth Gusmano, Kristen and Erica Contant; sister-in-law Beatrice Contant of Waterloo; nieces and nephews. At her request calling hours will not be observed and the courtesy of no flowers.

Friends and family are invited to attend a Memorial Service at the Christ View United Methodist Church, 1 74 Pinnacle Rd, Rochester Saturday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. Private Interment Maplewood Cemetery, Henrietta. Expressions of sympathy may be directed in Mrs. Content's memory to either the American Cancer Society or the Christ View United Methodist Church, 174 Pinnacle Rd. Rochester, NY 14623.

Arrangements by Young Funeral Home, Williamson. DeRue, Carol Camp GOOSE BAY, REDWOOD, NY: Died May 27 at E.J. Noble Hospital in Alexandria Bay at age 62. She is survived by her husband. Robert and son and daughter-in-law Todd and Erika.

Born in Rochester. July 24, she grew up in Fairport, graduating from Fairport High in 1952 and Brockport College in 1 956. She taught school in Fairport for 32 years. Memonal Service to be held Saturday, May 31 at noon at the Reformed Church of the 1000 Islands. In lieu of flowers, donations are requested for the Alexandna Bay Rescue Squad andor E.J.

Noble Hospital, Alexandria Bay, NY. Hess, Minna On May, 28, 1997. at the age of 100 years in The Friendly Home. At her request there will be no formal Funeral Service. Pre-arranged by HEDGES MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 770 East Main St.

Kaplan, Herbert Jay A May 26, 1997. He is survived by his wife Barbara; daughters Deb-orah (Stephen) Paniccia, Albany, NY, Diane Kaplan of NYC; father Halman Kaplan of Buffalo. NY; brothers Edwin (Susan) Kaplan, Ira (Pauline) Kaplan of CA: sister Judith Kaplan, Buffalo, NY; mother-in-law Miriam Corris. Services will be held Friday at 2 PM in the of Interfaith Chapel. Interment will be private.

Friends may greet the family Sunday and Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 at 182 Lazy Trail, Penfield. Please bring a written memory of Herb to be placed in the family's memory book. Contributions may be made in Herb's memory to the Genesee Health Service of the Genesee Hospital Foundation, 224 Alexander St. Roch. 14607.

Arr: Anthony Funeral Chapel Inc. Marks, Sister Patricia Ann, SSJ May 27, 1997. Survived by her sister brother-in-law, Katherine and Angus Buchan of Kensington, MD; sister-in-law, Virginia Marks of Silver Spring, MD; nieces, nephews as well as her Sisters in the Congregation of St. Joseph. Calling hours will be at the Sisters of St.

Joseph Motherhouse, 4095 East Thursday 7-9 and Friday 2-4. Funeral Mass Friday 7:30 PM in the Motherhouse Chapel. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Saturday 9:30 AM. Contributions may be made in Sister's memory to St. Joseph Convent Infirmary.

Martellotta, Ruth (Barrese) May 28, 1997 at age 100. Survived by her daughter, Esther Marino; sons, Louis (Josephine) and Anthony; daughter-in-law, Josephine Martellotta; 6 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; sisters, Josephine Barrese and Sara Lambiase; several nieces and nephews. There will be no prior calling hours. A Funeral Mass will be held at a time to be announced at St. Louis Church, 64 South Main Pittsford 14534.

Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to St. Louis Church for Masses commemorating her life. Anthony Funeral Chapel. GIaie.R: Age 89, of Endicott, NY died at her resi dence, Monday, May 26, 1997.

She was predeceased by her husband, Thomas F. O'Brien in 1978; a sister, Dora Donaldson in 1974. She is survived by 1 daughter, Virginia Barnes, Lawrenceburg, KY; 1 son and daughter-in-law, John F. and Patricia (Prov-videnza) O'Brien of Rochester, NY; 2 sisters, Ethel Buck, Seneca Falls, NY, Florence Donaldson, Binghamton, NY; 1 sister-in-law, Marguerite Harrington, Oswego, NY; 1 niece and 2 nephews. She was a retired employee of Burts Dept.

Store, retiring after 40 years of service. Funeral Services will be held Friday at 1 1 AM at the Allen Memorial Home, 51 1 -51 3 E. Main St. Endicott, the Rev. Dr.

James A. Corl, Pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will officiate. Burial will be in the Calvary Cemetery, Johnson City. The family will receive friends at the Memorial Home Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9 PM.

Expressions of sympathy in Grace's memory may be made to the West Endicott Volunteer Fire Endi-cott, NY 13760. Opper, Robert L. NOTE DATE AND TIME CHANGE; Graveside services Friday, May 30th at 12noon at Stone Road Cemetery (Stone-wood Ave. entrance). Arrangements: Parsky Funeral Home.

Penders, Nancy L. (Lawrence) Suddenly Wednesday, May 28, 1997. She is survived by her husband, William "Bud" Penders; sons, David W. (Janet), Thomas (Jana), Steven Penders; grandchildren, Je-nelle, Emily, Rachel and Ian; mother and father, John and Doris Lawrence; step-sister, Jean (Gary) Wagner; nieces and nephews. Nancy was a Deacon at the John Knox Presbyterian Church and a member of the Pendel Garden Club.

No prior calling hours. Her Memorial Funeral Service will be at Greece Baptist Church, 1230 Long Pond Rd. at a date to be announced. Private interment. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the American Heart Assoc.

in her memory. Reference: Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home Inc. Pilon, Elizabeth (Betty) (Bandemer) Tuesday May 27, 1997. At the Arbor Hill Living Center. Age 91 God called her home to join her beloved husband, George Pilon.

Survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Elaine and Gordon Aman; her grandchildren, Laurie and Michael Aman; her great-grandson, Joshua; several nieces, nephews and dear friends. She was a life long member of Christ The Good Sheperd Lutheran Church. Friends are invited to attend her Funeral Service Friday at 11 o'clock at the Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home Inc. 2692 DEWEY AVENUE. (No prior calling).

Inter-ment, Holy Sepuchre Cemetery. Pitts, PaulH. FAIRPORT: May 24, 1997. Survived by sister Ruth Gulick of Syracuse; nieces and nephews. Memorial Service Friday 4:30 p.m.

at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 41 S. Main St. Fairport. Those wishing may con-tribute to the Perinton Ambulance Corps..