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2B DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, ROCHESTER, N.Y., FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1993 Coppola, Mar jorie (DeWittJ GATES: Tues. Mar. 23, 1993. Predeceased by husband William. Survived by her daughter, Janet; granddaughter, Marcy (John); sisters, Arlene (Milton) of Buffalo; niece, Linda (Russell) of Buffalo.

Memorial Service at the conveniece of the family. Memorials to Alzheimer 46 Prince St. 14607. Arr: The Leo M. Bean Funeral Home Inc.

2771, Chili Ave. Budget talks proposal links welfare, school attendance Peglow, Walter In Towanda. PA. On March 24, 1 993. Predeceased by his wife, Dorothy (Vaisey) Peg-low; daughter and son-in-law, Sandra (Clifford) Swlck; son and daughter-in-law, James (Patricia) Peglow; a sister, Irene Hegnauer; 8 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild: several nieces and nephews.

SUNDAY 2-4, 7-9, friends may call at Miller Funeral Homes Inc. 1625 Mt. Hope Ave, where Services will be held Mon. at 11AM. Interment White Haven Memorial Park.

Those who wish may contribute to Bldg. Fund of Community Alliance Church, Towanda, PA 18848. REGIONAL BRIEFING Gorbachev talk tickets sold out Tickets were quickly sold out yesterday for Mikhail S. Gorba chev's appearance at Rochester In stitute of Technology on April 14. The tickets were to go on sale for the general public on Monday.

They went on sale for the RIT community yesterday at 8:30 a.m. and were sold out by 11 a.m., said William McKee, KIT director of communications. The former leader of the defunct Soviet Union will speak at 1 p.m. at the Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Are na as part of the inauguration of RIT new president, Albert J. Si mone.

It will be Gorbachev's only visit to a city in the northeastern United States during his U.S. tour, com memorating the 250th anniversary of Thomas Jefferson birth. Plea bargain offered to Palmyra oil distributor LYONS Palmyra fuel oil dis tributor Thomas "Wink" William son was offered a plea bargain yes terday during a pretrial conference in Wayne County Court, said Assistant District Attorney Richard Wunder. Williamson, who operates Wil liam Williamson Garage, will be back in court April 29, at which time he is expected to accept the plea bargain or continue to plead inno cent to a 28-count indictment, Wunder said. Williamson, 48, of 500 W.

Main St, Palmyra, was indicted by a grand jury Jan. 11 on charges he evaded state excise tax by selling home heating oil as diesel fuel. Siblings of area murder victims meet tomorrow The brothers and sisters of local murder victims will join together tomorrow to discuss the impact vio lence has had on their lives. The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

at the Sisters of St Joseph Motherhouse at 4095 East Ave. "I hope that it will give the chil dren a chance to talk about the impact (of violence) and give them an opportunity to know they're not alone and share some concerns over coping," said Audrey Smith, who heads Families and Friends of Murdered Children Victims of Violence, which is sponsoring the event. Smith said she hopes the event will lead to the start of a support group for local youths and teens whose lives have been touched by violence. Transportation to the event is available. Food will be provided at the event People seeking more information can contact Smith at 325-6530.

CORRECTION The Spencerport Central School District football referendum on June 2 calls for one varsity coach, two junior-varsity coaches and two eighth- and ninth-grade coaches in the first year. In the second year of football, two varsity assistant coaches would be added. A story in some editions of the Democrat and Chronicle on Wednesday was incorrect. AREA DEATHS Prentice, J. Arthur, 68, Warsaw, March 24.

Hovey, Walter 91, York, March 24. Crocker, Hazel 94, Le Roy, March 24. QUIZ ANSWERS Here are the answers to the 30-Second Quiz on Our Schools on page 5B: 1. 2. 3.

4. 5. b. Here are the answers to this week's Dial-A-Teacher on 5B: Part 1. .8.

2. 16.030; 16.30; 16.390; 16.609. Part II: 1. 3.40 3.46; 2. 10.511 10.510; 3.

2.07 2.70; 4. 0.30 0.03; 5. 19.30 19.28; 6. 6.30 6.34. The Associated Press ALBANY Parents on welfare would see their benefits docked if their children are skipping school or aren't receiving preventive medical care, under a proposal being consid ered in state budget talks yesterday.

The idea was one of several wel fare reforms being promoted by Republicans who control the state Sen ate. A similar program in Maryland required a waiver from the federal government to change welfare requirements. There could be some short- term, immediate savings from this Judge approves reorganization BROTHERS from page IB million owed to individuals who lent the village money as part of its controversial and unorthodox Loan Program, court papers show. Unsecured creditors will receive about 15 cents on the dollar under the plan. Former employees and others have acknowledged problems in the Loan Program, including deceiving potential lenders about the safety of their loans.

Brothers has told former em ployees and others he viewed the loans as gifts and never intended to repay them. "The debtor has arrived at a plan that will do the best for the creditors in this situation," David D. MacK-night, the lawyer for Freedom Village, said yesterday. Ninfo took the somewhat unusu al step of reading his decision into the court record, saying the nature of the case and the publicity it had attracted made it different from most in bankruptcy court. The village and Brothers have been investi gated by several law enforcement agencies, but no criminal charges have ever been filed.

Ninfo referred to those investiga Trust wounded in Rochester fight RTA from page IB fying the tentative settlement would prevent implementation of a "legitimate accountability system within any reasonable time line." Yesterday, Curren affirmed his view. "Right now, my opinion is that labor and management in the school district are fighting to maintain the trust in each other that had been in the last contract," he said. The board's rejection also will damage city school reforms in general, Curreri said. "I consider that unfortunate," he said of the board's decision. "I hope, if you quote me six months to a year from now, I'm not using the word tragic instead of unfortunate." Urbanski and Rivera echoed Curreri's feeling that the present atmosphere will hamper reform.

We have a mess on our hands, Urbanski said. "It does jeopardize all of our work. The teacher morale is lower than it was during the strike of 1980." Teachers will not support district initiatives, he said. They'll only do what is required by contract. Rivera said the union and dis trict had been making progress on various issues, including account ability and safety.

Without this tentative agree ment, there's a likelihood that some of those efforts may cease," he said. I just hope that, as profession als, we can separate out the work that absolutely must go on to bring about change in our system, while district and union try to resolve a collective bargaining agreement," Rivera said. The RTA has filed improper labor practice charges against the district with PERB. One charge says the district improperly hosted a parents' meeting, where parents urged defeat of the contract Anoth March 23, 1993. Survived by her mother, Dorothea Coppola; 2 sons, Peter M.

De Witt, Robert L. De Witt; 2 daughters, Cynthia J. De Witt, Nancy De Witt Abdella; also survived by Peter Goodnow De Witt; 2 grandchildren, Elizabeth Theresa De Witt and Kathleen Rose De Witt. Friends may call THURS. 7-9, FRI.

2-4, 7-9 at the Funeral Home of Henry D. Hal-loran Son Inc. 5781 W. Henrietta Rd. Mar-lone Memorial Mass will be held MON.

at In Corpus Chrlstl Church Main St. Interment Private. IN LIEU OF FLOWERS donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. IRONDEQUOIT: Age 80, Thura. Mar.

25, 1993. He leaves his son Thomas (Anne) of Preston, England; 2 grandsons Daniel David; sister-in-law Alice W. Costich, Webster; several nieces 4 nephews. Friends may call 2-4 7-9 Monday at the Willard H. Scott Funeral Home, 12 South Webster where services will be held 10:30 am Tuesday.

Entombment White Haven. Memorials to American Lung Assoc. or American Heart Assoc. SEEC0PP0LA Dobner, PearlS. March 25, 1993.

Survived by her husband, Edward; son, James (Helen Negus); daughter, Judy (Don) Jones; 4 grandchildren, Michael and Krlsten Jones, Nicholas and Alexander Dobner; nieces and nephews. Friends may call Saturday 7-9 and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at Crawford Funeral Home, 495 N. Wlnton Rd. (between Atlantic and Humbolt Sts.) Services will be held In the chapel at White Haven Memorial Park on Monday at 10 a.m.

Memorials to the School of the Holy Childhood appreciated. Guarino, Anthony March 25, 1993. Survived by his daughter Marie (Joseph) Titus; sons James (Janet) and Robert (Pat Underwood); his mother Mrs. Mary Argana; sister Constance Guarino; 5 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; nieces and nephews. No prior calling hours.

On Saturday friends may go directly to St. Ambrose Church where his Funeral Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Interment White Haven Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to St. Ambrose Church in his memory.

Arrangements Profetta Funeral Chapel Inc. Haeusel, William R. March 25, 1993. He Is survived by his son, William S. Haeusel; a sister, Martha Orthner In FL; several nieces and nephews.

He was a member of Salem United Church of Christ and the Early Settlers of Bausch Lomb. Friends may call Sat. afternoon 2-4, at Schauman-Sulewski Funeral Home 2100 St. Paul St, where Services will follow at 4 o'clock. Rev.

James Lahman officiating. Interment White Haven Memorial Park. HatamajDmytro Wed. March 24, 1993. Survived 'DM' byfrlends.

Funeral Services Sat. at St. Josaphats Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Arrangements Michael R.

Yackiw Funeral Home. Hendricks, Alice J. FAIRPORT: March 25, 1993. Survived by husband, Horace (Shorty) Hendricks; 2 sons, John and Patrick Price; 5 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren. Funeral Service Sat.

at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home 41 S. Main St. Falrport. Interment White Haven.

Hilfiker, Earl IRONDEQUOIT: Mar. 24, 1993. He Is survived by his wife of 58 years, Beulah A. Hilfiker; his brother-in-law, Elmer Lalonde; his sisters-in-law, Oressa Robinson and Rita Hilfiker; 3 nieces, Donna Potharas, Gall Miller and Carolyn Wright; his nephew, Douglas Robinson and many cousins, he was a member of the Rochester Consistory, Charlotte-Corinthian Lodge 1088 the Scottish Rite and the Damascsus Temple Shrine. Friends are Invited to attend a memorial service Sunday, March 28, 1993 at 2pm at the Irondequolt United Church of Christ, 644 Titus Rochester 14617.

Interment, Parma Corners Cemetery, Spencerport at the convenience of the family. Con tributions may De maae to ine tan w. Helmer Nature Center, 154 Plnegrove Rochester 14617, the Memorial Fund of Irondequolt United Church of Christ or GRHCAHosoice. 150 E. Main Rochester 14647 in his memory.

Reference: Walker Brothers Co. Funeral Home Inc. Kecskes, John J. Died March 23, 1993. Age 83.

Survived by his wife Evelyn E. Kecskes (Berwaldt); 5 daughters Karen (Anthony) Graffeo, Donna Mauro, Nancy (Jerold) Jacobsen, Mary Jean (Lee) lannone, Laurie Ann (John) Jones; 1 son John M. Kecskes; 1 sister Ethel Willie of Kenmore; 6 grandchildren Robert Mauro, Keith, Kelly, Klmberly and Kendall Jacobsen, Matthew Christian Jones; many nieces and nephews. He was member of Westslde Rowing Club of Buffalo and Chorus of the Genesee in Rochester. Friends may call THURSDAY FRIDAY 2-4 4 7-9 P.M.

at Miller Funeral Homes Inc. 1625 Mt. Hope Ave. where his Funeral Service will be held Saturday at 10:30 A.M. In lieu of flowers contributions may be directed to the charity of the donors choice.

Interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery In Ken-more. (Meet at office at 2:00 P.M.) Lepore, Lena (Limuti) Monday March 22, 1993 in Rensselaer, NY. Predeceased by her husband Michael Lepore. She Is survived by her daughter and son-in-law Mary and Angelo Andrese of Rensselaer, NY; sisters Antoinette Furia, Grace (Joseph) Guarino; grandchildren David and Paula Andrese, Deborah Lepore (Lee) Russ, Michael Lepore; a great granddaughter Sherrl Marie Andrese; also several nieces and nephews.

Lena was a retiree after 45 years at Michael Sterns. Friends may call Thursday and Friday 2-4 7-9 at Vay-Schieich ft Meeson Funeral Home Inc. 1075 LONG POND RD. (North of Maiden La.) Funeral Mass Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at St.

Lawrence Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. GREECE: March 24. 1993. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Greg (Julie Ann) Perna; son, Stephen A. LIButtl; 3 sisters, Mrs, Joseph (Doreena) Agostlnelll, Mrs. Paul (Phllomena) Agostlnelll and Mrs. Andrew (Rose) Lyng; a brother, Joseph (Shirley) Marinucd; 3 grandchildren, Gina. Alanna and Nicholas; several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at me Thurston-Alaimo Funeral Home Inc. 2636 Ridgeway Ave. (W. Long Pond Rd.L Fri. 2-4.

7-9PM. Family and friends may go directly to Mother of Sorrow Church Sat. 10AM for her Funeral Mass Entombment White Haven Mem. Pk. Jli Died March 21, 1993.

She is survived by her daughters and son-in-law. Irene Begy of Miami. Fl: Helen and Chester Harkola: sons and daughters-in-law Edwin and Elaine Marten. Norman and Chariene Marten, Daniel and Lucille Maiczewski; sisters Mary Nessel, Helen Nawrocki. Frances Lesmak.

Cec'ia Ann. Paula and Carl Zarzycki; 13 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren. Fnends may caN Saturday morning 9-10 30 at Schauman-Sulewski Funeral Home. 2100 St. Paul St.

Her Memorial Mass follow at 10:45 at St Stanislaus Church. Inurnment at the convenience of the family Expressions of sympathy her memory to Ann's Home. or in of AM Age She a She approach and bigger dividends down the road," said John McArdle, spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Ralph Marino. The proposal would need the approval of Democrat Gov. Mario M.

Cuomo and Democrats who control the state Assembly. In Maryland, parents have their welfare checks docked $25 a month for each preschool child who does not receive preventive health care, such as measles and polio shots. Another $25 is trimmed for each older child who does not attend school at least 80 percent of the time. tions, saying his decision to approve the reorganization plan does not "in any way prevent further or continuing investigation." Ninfo also said that, while the village will continue to operate, potential supporters and law enforcement authorities may "more closely scrutinize the operations of the debtor to insure that whatever good work is done at Freedom Village and by the ministry in general continues, and whatever abuses that there may have been, if any, do not occur in the future." Trudy A. Nowak, the lawyer in the U.S.

trustee's Office who handled the village's case, said that it appeared Ninfo put some limits on the village that might prevent the financial problems that surrounded this bankruptcy the village's second since 1982. Among the precautions, Ninfo ordered that the village's written solicitations for money be reviewed for accuracy by James Weller, who is to supervise the distribution of creditors' payments. Weller, however, told the judge that a lack of resources would make that difficult "I think," Nowak said of the judge, "that he's trying to do whatever he can be done without having to go in and run the company." er says the district violated the contract by not including teachers when the superintendent identified schools that needed help. In Buffalo, where teachers have been without a contract for more than two years, the union also has filed improper practice charges, Curreri said. In his letter, Curreri cautioned Rivera and Urbanski that rejecting the proposed contract could foster the same type of "contentious" climate in Rochester.

Though a factfinder will be appointed to step in, the teachers and the school board still have the last word in contract talks, he said. Home Real Estate section every Saturday in the Democrat and Chronicle GOOD MORNING "Thanks to my neighbors Egon and Karen Graf, James and Courtney Gibson, Tom Fodge, and Duncan Richard who shoveled my driveway. I was at work for 24 hours and when I came home, it was completely done." Robin Kenyon Rochester If you would like to salute someone for a good deed, call the Good Morning line, 258-2400. Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Bauer, Ruth On March 18, 1993.

She leaves devoted cousins Olive and Edwin S. Smith, Doris and Robert G. Smith, Arllne A. Peters, Milton Alt, Clayton C. Alt, Robert and Nancy Streib.

Dr. Gordon and Ruth Streib; sister-in-law Mrs. Rufus (Louise) Hedges; second and third cousins and many dear friends and neighbors. She was employed as Office Manager at the Rochester Y.M.C.A. for 46 years and a member of Asbury First United Methodist Church since 1923.

Also a member of the Rochester Ostomy Assoc. Friends may attend her Memorial Service in Asbury First United Methodist Church on Saturday, March 27 at 2:00 p.m. Anyone who wishes may send memorials to Asbury First United Methodist Church, 1050 East Ave. 14607 in her memory. Arrangements by HEDGES MEMORIAL CHAPEL INC.

770 East Main St. Chambers, Grace Searles On March 24. 1993 at age 96. Daughter of Carrie and LeRoy Searles. born in Catharine.

NY; widow of Talbot Chambers. Survived by her brother Kenneth Burke Searles. nieces Ann Searles. Barbara Las-tinger and Cynthia Saunders; nephews Christopher Searles, Charles Searles. Richard Searles.

and Jon Searles. several dear friends. Graduate of Elmira Conege 1917. A Memorial Service Saturday March 27 at 11:00 a at Miller Funeral Homes Inc. 1625 Ml.

Hope Ave. Donations to the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester or Garden Center of Rochester. a of wtM St. Area Deaths Outside Monroe County Huette, Helen C. BATAVIA: March 11, 1993.

Services have been reschueduled for Sat. March 27, 1993 2PM at St. James Episcopal Church, Batavla. Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. Arrangements by H.E.

Turner Funeral Home Batavia. i Morgan, James D. DANSVILLE: 78, of 54 Cottage St. died March 24th after a long Illness. Survivors include 2 brothers Bernard of Dansvllle Jack of Rochester; 2 sisters Mrs.

Sylvester (Bette) Smith a Mrs. Charles (Mary) Sundlof both of Dansville. No prior calling hours at Johnson Funeral Home, Dansvllle. Mass of Christian Burial Saturday 10 am, St. Mary's Church, Dansville.

Contributions may be made to the Dansville Ambulance Fund. Burnette, Naomi F. LAKEVILLE: 71 years of Lakeville died Wednesday, March 24, 1993 at the Con-esus Lake Nursing Home. Survived by 1 sister, Ruth (Bill) Bartlett of Hertford, NC; 2 brothers, Jack (Dorothy) Burnette of Whi-tesville, Joseph (Iris) Burnette of Elyrla, OH; sister-in-law, Ruth Burnette of Hertford, NC; long time friend, Mary Doran and Doris Simpson; several nieces, nephews and many friends. Life member D.A.V.

and an Eastman Kodak Retiree. No prior calling. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday at at the KEVIN W. DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME, Rt. 15, Livonia, NY.

Burial, White Haven Memorial Park. Those wishing may make contributions to the Livonia Ambulance, Livonia, NY 14487 In her memory. Hitchcock, Hazel F. MACEDON: March 22, 1993. In Holiday, FL.

Formerly of Fairport. Survived by her son and daughter-in-law Donald and Belle Hitchcock of Brooksville, FL; daughter and her husband Florence and Burton Allyn of Holiday, FL; a sister Grace Lamberson of Towanda, PA. Seven grandchildren; 10 greatgrandchildren. Friends are Invited to PAYNE NULTON Funeral Home, 22 Bickford St. Macedon, Saturday 1-3 p.m.

Funeral Service will follow. Interment at the families convenience in North Farmington Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may be directed to a charity of one's choice. Dean, Albert James MARION: Age 88, March 25, 1993. He Is survived by his wife Betty; 6 sons Jimmy, David, Richard, Charles, Robert Thomas; 4 daughters Penny, Diane, Virginia Tina; 20 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; 2 sisters Blanche Hasselwander Dorothy Knight; nieces nephews.

Friends are Invited to call Sunday 2-3 at the Stevens Funeral Home, 3896 Buffalo Marion where Funeral Services will be held Sunday at 3 pm. Interment West Wal-worth Cemetery. Knight, Marjorie PALMYRA: Age 85. March 19, 1993 at the Episcopal Church Home. Survived by her niece.

Friends are invited to attend a Funeral Service Mon. 10AM at the Zlon Episcopal Church, Palmyra. Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery, Rochester. Funeral Arrangements MCGUIRE HARGRAVE FUNERAL HOME.

Wilson, Wilbur PALMYRA: Age 86, March 2, 1993. Funeral Services were at the convenience of the family. Arrangements MCGUIRE HARGRAVE FUNERAL HOME, Palmyra. Haers, Philemon (Phil) PHELPS: Age 83 on March 25. 1993.

Chairman of the Board of Phelps Cement Products and PhelpsGuard Rail, past President of the Finger Lakes Race Track H.P.B.A. Survived by his wife, Marjorie; 3 sons, Philip, Jerald, Michael, all of Phelps; 1 sister, Falista Soliman of Newark; 6 grandchildren; 6 stepgrandchildren; 7 greatgrandchildren. Friends may call Friday at the Eacker Funeral Home, Phelps 2-4, 7-9. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Saturday 10:30 a.m. at St.

Francis Church in Phelps. Interment will be at the convenience of the family in St. Francis Cemetery. Friends may contribute to St. Francis Church or their favorite charity In his memory.

SODUS: Age 75. Formerly of Greece at the home of her daughter, March 25, 1993. She is survived by 2 daughters, Mary Schlesing of Sodus. Diane Gilbert of Lillian, AL; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; and great-great-grandchildren; sister, Dorothy Martlno of Johnston, Rhode Island. Their will be no calling hours.

Graveside Services will be Sat. 10AM at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Assoc. Arr. Norton Funeral Home In Sodus.

Hovey, Walter G. YORK: March 24, 1993 at age 91 years. He is survived by his wife Mildred King Hovey; 1 daughter Jean (Richard) Toland of Piffard; 2 sons Wayne (Barb) Hovey of Stanley, Brian (Chariene) Hovey of Pavilion; 8 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call 1-2 p.m. Friday at the Pavilion Baptist Church where Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Spring burial Pleasant Valley Cemetery in York. Memorials may be made to the Pavilion Baptist Church or York Ambulance Fund. Arrangements Rector-Hicks Funeral Home, Geneseo. In Memoriam DiBiase, Joseph In loving memory of our Dear Father who passed away 10 years ago. Life has not been the same without you.

But the memories of our family together will always remain. You were a wonderful person, for you asked nothing of life, but only to give. We know that you're guiding us with God, and someday we will shall all be together. We love you and miss you so very much. Your Family.

Hayes, Rita V. Your warm smile, your understanding love you had for everyone, are only a few of the memories we have of you. You will always be in our hearts and minds. Miss you more as the years go on. Love, Your husband.

children and grandchildren. Liberatore, Florence Mommy, missing you on the Anniversary of your death, 32690. I love and miss you always. For a (101) years. Your Daughtes, Jeen.

Latest sport scores, standings every day in the Democrat and Chronicle Pritchard, Ernest V. Ernest V. Pritchard, 76, Formerly of Hon-eoye, NY. Passed away March 18th in Zeph-yrhllls, Florida. He was born August 27, 1916 to Ray J.

4 Nellie (Cummings) Pritchard in Canandalgua, NY. He was a member of the Zephyrhills Moose Lodge, The American Legion and a 32nd Degree Mason. He Is survived by his wlfen Marion (Harper) Pritchard of Zephyrhills 1 daughter, Gall A. Phillips of Elba, NY; 1 son, D. James Pritchard of Canadice, NY; 5 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren.

A Memorial Service will be held Sunday, March 28th at 2PM at the United Church of Christ in Honeoye, NY with Masonic Rites to Follow. In lieu of flower the family request donations be made to the Richmond Ambulance Fund or the Masonic Bldg. Fund or a charity of choice. Referance: Oakley Funeral Home, Zephyrhills, FL. Age 70.

March 17, 1993! Benson, AZ. Formerly of Chill. Survived by his wife, Dorothy; son, Edwin P. Rahn Jr. of Florida; daughter and son-in-law, Joanno and David Cans-dale of Ontario; grandchildren, Emlko and KenJI Rahn, Klmberly and Michele Cans-dale; brothers, Donald and Leslie Rahn; sisters, Una Hahn and Helen Jean Platts; several nieces and nephews.

Friends are invited to call at MURPHY FUNERAL HOME 1961 Ridge Rd. Ontario, Sat. 12-1PM, where a Funeral Service will be held at 1PM. Interment White Haven Memorial Park at the convenience of the family. Mr.

Rahn was Vetern of WWII Army Air Corps. In lieu of flowers friends wishing may contribute to the Lung Assoc. or a chairty of their choice. Reyes, Mariano March 23, 1993. Survived on his son, James Reyes.

Memorial service will be held Friday, March 26, 1993 at 1:45 PM at the Episcopal Church Home, 505 Mt. Hope Ave. (14620). Contributions to the Episcopal Church Home appreciated. Arrangements: CRAWFORD FUNERAL HOME Riley, James E.

Thursday March 25, 1993, age 93. Predeceased by his wife, Gladys Riley; He is survived by cousins and many friends. He was a retiree of Eastman Kodak Co. Friends are Invited to gather at the Main Gate of Holy Sepulchre Cemetery for his Graveside Service on Friday at 9:30. Reference Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home Inc.

Rivers, Louisa R. FAIRPORT: Jan. 29, 1993. Memorial Service Sat. Mar.

27, 1993 at 11:00 a.m. at Christ Episcopal Church, Pittsford. Arrangments by Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home March 22, 1993. Survived by her son daughter-in-law, Dr.

Lawrence Ruth Kan-ner of Pittsford; grandchildren. Major Michael (Paula) Kanner, Ellen Kanner; great grandson, Nicholas Alexander Kanner; brother, Isadora Tannenstock of CT; sister, Henrietta LaBonte of CT; nieces nephews. Funeral services were held In Mt. Pleasant, NY. Friends wishing may contribute to the Alzheimer's Association, 46 Prince St.

14607 In her memory.The family will receive friends at 7 Thornwood Circle, Pittsford, thru Sunday evening. Arrangements: Par-sky Funeral Home, Inc. Sattel, Mabel E. (Johnson) A Memorial Service will be held THIS SUNDAY March 28 at 3 o'clock at Salem United Church of Christ, 60 Bltner Street. Private Interment, Irondequolt Cemetery.

Schmale, Arthur H.M.D. Suddenly March 17, 1993, age 69. He is survived by his wife, Marjorie; his sister, Mary Jo Cobb; his son, Michael and wife, Lynne Fleber; his daughter, Deborah Watrous andherhimband, Richard; his win, Gregory and wife Sarah; 2 grandchildren, Miranda Rae Watrous and John Townsend Schmale. A Memorial Service will be held at the Interfalth Chapel University of Rochester at 2PM on Fri. April 2.

Donations may be made to Cancer Action Inc. University of Rochester Cancer Center or the Rochester Philhar-monlc Orchestra. Smith, ThelmaS. March 23, 1993. She is survived by one daughter Mrs.

Charles (Diane) Winter; 7 grandchildren, Jill (David) Bauer, Julie, Michael, Mark (Nanette), Gary, Gregory and Andrew (Johanna) Winter; 4 great grandchildren Katie, David, Alex and Emma. No prior calling hours. Family and friends may attend her Funeral Mass Saturday 9:30 a.m. at St. Helen's Church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Contributions to the Alzheimer's Assoc. In her memory. Arr: Thurston-Alalmo Funeral Home. Sutphen, Frederick A.

Wed. March 24, 1993. Predeceased by his daughter, Shirley Rogerson: He is survived by daughter, Jean (Donald) Leiske; sons, Frederick James (Emily) Roger; daughter, Carol (James) Maiseneacher of CA; son-in-law, Donald Rogerson; dear friend, Ora Kline; 13 grandchildren; 11 greatgrandchildren. Friends may call Fri. 7-9 at the Funeral Home of Alvah Halloran Son Inc.

2125 Chill where Funeral Service will be held Sat. at 10AM. Entombment White Haven Memorial Park. Those wishing may make contributions to the Chill Lyons Club the Gates Volunteer Ambulance. Tremblay, Ivan J.

MD PITTSFORD: 66, a former resident of Pitts-ford, died Friday, Mar. 19, 1993 at his home North River, NY. Survivors include his wife, Esi Tremblay; 1 daughter Cindy Tremblay-Laudont of MN; 1 son Mark Tremblay of Rochester; his granddaughters Nicole Courtney Laudont both Minn, MN. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated 10 Mar. 27 at St.

Louis Catholic Church, Main Pittsford with the Rev. Louis oh man officiating. The family suggest that memorials take the form of donations to the Ivan J. Tremblay MD Memorial Scholarship Fund, Roberts Wesley an Col-lege. Rochester, NY 14624-19997.

Weatherby, Frances T. 84 a former Rochester Resident died March 23, 1993 in Waynesburg. PA. Predeceased by her husband of 56 years R. Kenneth Weatherby; survived by son Donald K.

Weatherby: a daughter Marcia Purcrtull; 4 grandchildren; 1 great grandchild; sister Mane Casey; several nieces and nephews. wss a Lyons High School graduate and well known female athlete in the 1920 s. was a greguate of RBI and held various administrative posit In the publishing business in Rochester. She was a member of Sunshine Cnapter 730 OES of Rochester. Funeral Services WW be held 8 00 p.m.

tonight at the Rhode-Covert Funeral Home. Trumansburg, NY. Burial In Grove Cerne- GROWING UP MAKING A DIFFERENCE Name: Beth Preston. Ago: 14. Town: Ogden.

School: A.D. Oliver Middle School, Brock-port. Activities: Soccer, volleyball, Softball, basketball. She plays flute in the band and piano in the Jazz band. Beth is president of her school's student council and is involved with her church, Pearce Memorial Free Methodist Church, North Chili.

Why I make a difference: "I love to help ev erybody. I just work all my activities in. I like to be with people, so it works out great." Why Beth make a difference: "Beth is a very poised, sincere and intelligent eighth-grader," said Betty Nasca, her math teacher from a year ago. "She is in the accelerated math program and the enriched English program. She's calm, polite and treats her peers, as well as teachers, with respect.

She's been an asset to any class organization." As part of our yearlong project. Growing Up, we will feature a youngster who makes a difference every Monday through Saturday in this space. If you want to make a nomination, send the young person name and phone number, a brief statement about why he or she makes a difference and a photo if you have one to Carolyn Washburn, Democrat and ChronicleTim es-Union, 55 Exchange Rochester, Y. 14614. i.