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2B DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. ROCHESTER. N.Y.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 11.

1987 Yalden case convict accuses prosecutor Yates lawmakers vote down study M0RF1MG BRIEFING of his assistants. Banks, 49, who filed the suit by mail without a lawyer, is serving a 10-to-15-year prison sentence after his Feb. 11 conviction on various charges stemming from the 1985 disappearance of William E. Yalden of Geneva, Ontario County. Yalden's body was found last year buried in Clark County.

No one has been charged with his killing. Banks was convicted on counts of extortion, grand theft raised by the legislators, Fitzwater said Yates County will hold a workshop on the controversial project on Aug. 26 at 1 p.m. at the county office building. The workshop will be conducted by experts hired by the authority, who will answer questions by the legislature.

A vote on the environmental study may be placed before the legislature after the workshop. In another waste disposal matter, Fitzwater yesterday appointed a three-member committee to co- ordinate the closure of the former Yates County landfill in Torrey. The 90-acre landfill on Long Point Road has been classified by the state as an inactive hazardous waste site. County officials said there may be contaminants at the landfill, which was closed in 1985, but there is no indication that any nearby wells have been polluted. forgery, receiving stolen property ana possession ot dangerous ordnance five pounds of plastic explosive found during a May 1986 search of his house.

Banks' lawsuit alleges that Schenck solicited $5,000 from Banks through an informant at the county jaiL Schenck, who received a mailed copy of the lawsuit on Friday, denied any such solicitation to the needy. "Anthing that would eliminate poverty in the city would be a benefit," Morrison said. John Tomczak, a member of the food bank's executive board, said the agency needs a larger building to store and sort food. Tomczak said he disagrees with the "any-where-but-here" mentality toward agencies such as the food bank. The food bank is unique," he said.

"It is what it is a community distribution center (that's) charitable in nature." The Rev. Kenneth Fox, executive director of the Open Door Mission, said the mission provides 40,000 meals annually to the needy with food provided by the food bank. Williams, Emma (Zulauf) HONEOYE FALLS: Emma Williams, age 96. August 9, 1987. Survived by sisters, Mrs.

Alma Malcolm of MD, Mrs. Elsie Rebhan of Rochester; sisters-in-law, Mrs. Marlon Zulauf of FL. Mrs. Tilly Zulauf of Sodus, Mrs.

Ida Zulauf, Rochester; nieces nephews. Mr. Mrs. Edward Beare, Mr. Mrs.

William Mills, MD, Mr. Mrs. Richard Zulauf, Mr. Mrs. Nelson Siem, Mr.

Mrs. Mark King. Mr. Mrs. Donald Zulauf; several great nieces, nephews cousins.

Friends may call Tuesday 2-4, 7-9 at The Merton H. Kays Funeral Home, 59 Monroe Honeoye Falls where services will be held Wednesday at 1 1 am. Interment, Honeoye Falls Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, friends wishing may contribute to the Honeoye Falls Presbyterian Church, or the American Cancer Society, or the Monroe Community Hospital in her memory. Willis, Franks.

Age 64 of Prattsburg, formerly of Ithaca died Sunday at Penn Yan Hospital. Survived by his wife, Mary Ann O'Connell Willis; 2 sons, Kevin J. of Philldelphia and Andrew J. of Syracuse; 3 daughters, Karen K. Ocello, Rochester, Cynthia McDonald, Syracuse, Debra E.

Anderson of Auburn; 4 grandchildren; a brother, Wayne Willis of Ithaca; a sister, Violet Fries of Avon, NY; several nieces nephews. Funeral Services Thurs. at 10 a.m. at Bangs Funeral Home, 209 W. Green Ithaca, Rev.

Bernard L. Carges officiating. Burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Ithaca. Friends may call at the funeral home Wed.

7-9 p.m. Wing, Leland D. Aug. 6, 1987 in San Diego, CA, formerly of Rochester. Survived by his wife, Elsie Glover Wing; his daughter, Mrs.

Robert (Nancy Lee) Cranston; 1 grandson, Ian M. Cranston; several nieces nephews In Rochester San Diego areas. He was a graduate of West High School In 1930, Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. In 1935. He was a structural engineer at Eastman Kodak Co.

for 36 years. He was a devoted family man member of Bethany Presbyterian Church in Greece, NY, also a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Services to be held In El Cajon Carrol Mortuary, EICajon.CA. 10a.m. Aug.

11. Witken, Mildred August 6, 1987. She Is survived by her son and daughter-in-law; Morton and Shirley of Rochester; grandchildren, Suzanne and Tod Brown; brother, Milton Goldhair of Scarsdale, NY; sister, Lillian Llpson of N.Y.C. Funeral Services and Interment were held in NY on August 9. Friends wishing may contribute to the Asociation For the Blind and Visually Impared of Greater Rochester, 422 S.

Clinton 14620 or the Jewish Home Foundation In her memory. Area Deaths Outside Monroe County Miner, Donnelley G. HOLLEY. Age 86, August 10, 1987. Survived by sister, Grace Amidon, Batavia; brother-in-law, Robert M.

Clement of Stafford; nephew, Robert S. Clement. Stafford; nieces, Jacqueline Cassidy of Elba, Barbara Stickney of Marietta, A. The family will receive friends at the Merrill Grinnell Funeral Home, 39 Geddes Holley starting at 1 p.m. Wed.

followed by a service at 3 p.m. Interment Hillside. Murphy, Mary Jane (Lewis) LIVONIA-DALTON. August 10, 1987. Survived by her husband, C.

William; her children, Colleen Brenda C. William Gerald Chad Walter Murphy; her parents, Gerald Frances Lewis of Lakeville; aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins. Friends may call Tues. 7-9 and Wed. 2-4, 7-9 at Brown-Drowne Funeral Home, Rt.

15. Livonia. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Thurs. at 12 noon at St. Joseph's Church, Livonia.

Memorials to the Nunda or Livonia Ambulance Fund or Cancer Soc. Hyman, Clarence A. NEWARK: Age 81 of 622 Jefferson Street Extension, died Sunday, August 9, In Can-anadaigua. He is survived by a son, James of FL; a daughter, Mrs. H.

Dawayne (Fay) Siegwalt of Newark; 2 brothers, Raymond and Leslie, both of Newark: 4 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Scott Funeral Home Tuesday 2-4, 7-9. Funeral Service Wednesday 1 1 o'clock at the funeral home. Burial, E. Newark Cemetery.

Contributions may be made to the Living Memorial Fund of the First United Methodist Church. Newark, or C.A.P.D. Unit, Rochester General Hospital, Rochester, NY 14621. WATERTOWN: Passed away on August 8, 1987. Survived by 4 sons, Doug, David, Francis and Jerry; 2 daughters, Diane Loi-sell.

Melody Lemmwas; 1 7 grandchildren. Calling hours Monday 2-4, 7-9 at the Reed and Benoit Funeral Home, 632 State Water-town. Funeral Service Tuesday 10 a.m. Memorials may be made to Web-ster-Fairport ElksMaior Projects. Memoriams Yates, Willard Two years have gone since you left us, but we still think of you quite often.

You are still in our memory and will be forever. With love from all of us, Ruth and the Kids The Associated Press XENIA, Ohio A man convicted of trying to extort money from the sister of a New York man whose skeletal remains were discovered in Ohio now accuses the prosecutor in his case of soliciting a bribe. Phillip Lee Banks, in a 27-page lawsuit filed yesterday in Greene County Common Pleas Court, asked for the removal of Prosecutor William Schenck Jr. and three Charity pleads for zone change FROM PAGE 1B change. Cheri Briggs, of the 19th Ward Community Association, said the neighborhood group "strongly opposes" changing the zoning ordinance to allow warehouses such as the food bank to locate in C-2 districts.

"We would raise serious questions as to why this (zoning) amendment is even before you," Briggs told the commission. Briggs said there was no "hue and cry" across the city for changes in the zoning code. She added that while the food bank Survived by her son, Edward F. Gadd; daughter-in-law; Mrs. Mary (Delibert) Gadd; 2 grandsons, Stephen and Edward; 3 great-grandchildren.

Calling Tues. only 2-4, 7-9 at the Falvo Funeral Home 1395 N. Goodman St. Funeral Service, Wed. 9:30 from the funeral home, 10:00 at St.

Ambrose Church. Inter-ment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Hagerty, Winifred C. August 9, 1987. She Is survived by her daughter, Winifred Sauerhafer; 3 granddaughters, Mrs.

Leslie S. Cox of Seoul, Korea, Mrs. Lucy S. Briggs of Henrietta, Mrs. Grace H.

Sorensen of McHenry. IL; a grandson, Martin A. Sauerhafer of Greece; 5 great-granddaughters; 5 great-grandsons; 1 niece, Marion Crawford of Detroit, Ml; 1 nephew, Leslie Crawford of Canada a cousin, Harry Crawford of CA. Friends are invited to attend a memorial Thurs. (Aug.

13) at 7:30 p.m. at the English Rd. Chapel Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, 1250 English Rd. Interment White Haven Memorial Park at the convenience of the family. Arrangements Crawford Funeral Home.

Haidt, Fredrick H. Sr. Mr. Fredrick H. Haidt, a nativeof Rochester, NY and a resident of Mobile, AL for the past 45 years, died in a Baldwin County Hospital on July 30, 1987.

He Is survived by 2 daughters; Mrs. Jane Patterson of Venice, FL, and Alice Braman of Rochester, NY; 7 grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral Services were held from the graveside on August 3, 1987 with Interment, in the U.S. National Cemetery, Mobile, AL. Arrangements by Radney Funeral Home, Mobile, AL.

Harloff, NorrisW. EAST ROCHESTER: Norrls W. Harloff, for-merly of Fairport and Palmyra, suddenly August 10, 1987 at the age of 55 years. He Is survived by his son, Gregory of E. Rochester: his daughter, Alicia Harris and her husband, Joseph of Clifton Springs; his mother, Mrs.

Carmen Bulmer of San Jose, CA; his step-mother, Mrs. Arlene Harloff, Ocala, FL; his brother, Larry Harloff and wife, Marchelle of Palmyra; his sister, Suzanne Burgess and husband, Daniel of Ocala, FL; 1 granddaughter, 1 aunt and several cousins and his good friend, Joseph Papa of Fairport. Mr. Harloff was a Veteran ol the Korean War. Friends may call Wed.

from 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the Harloff Funeral Home, 803 S. Washington E. Rochester where services will be held Thursday morning at 1 1:00. Interment at the convenience of the family.

Holloway, Van N. August 8, 1987 In Ontario, NY. He is survived by his wife, Christine Holloway; 2 sons, Marcus and Van; 2 daughters, Chan-ell and Denise Holloway, all of Rochester; his mother, Geneva Holloway of Andrews, SC; 4 brothers and sisters-in-law, Willie and Doretha, Levi and Betty Ann, Randall and Veronica Holloway, all of Andrews, SC, Merion and Mary Holloway of Rochester; 3 sisters and brothers-in-law, Eartha Holloway, Geraldine and Murray Cunningham of Rochester, Deloris and Charles Davis of Andrews, SC; other relatives. Friends may call 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home of M.

E. Latimer Son, 983 S. Plymouth Ave. Funeral service 7 p.m. Additional services and burial in Andrews, SC.

i Jaffey, Blanche Aug. 10, 1987. She Is survived by her brother and sister-in-law, Charles and Edith of Rochester; several nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be held today at 1:00 p.m. at Stone Rd.

Cemetery. Friends wishing may contribute to the Rochester Friendly Home, 3 1 56 East Ave. 146 1 8 In her memory. Following the funeral a period of mourning will be observed at 157 Greys-tone Ln. through Wed.

evening. Arrange-ments, Parsky Funeral Home, Inc. Koehler, Harold 0. Saturday, August 8, 1 987. Survived by his 3 brothers and sisters-in-law, Jacob Koehler, John and Elsie, Herbert and Irene Koehler of CA; sister and brother-in-law, Beatrice and Howard Carpenter of AZ; nieces and nephews.

Mr. Koehler was a member of the Bethany Presbyterian Church. No prior calling. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Memorials may be directed to Bethany Presbyterian Church, 3000 Dewey Rochester 14616. Reference Dreier-Giltner Funeral Home, Inc. Lamb, Giles P. Friday, Aug. 7.

1987 in Rochester. Survived by his family in Wisconsin. Funeral services to be held in Wisconsin. Arrangements by Corbett Funeral Home, 2771 CHILI AVE. LaMcnica, Joseph J.

August 9, 1987. Husband of Mary (Vullo); father of Joan Finnerty; brother of Jack LaMonica; grandfather of John Finnerty of FL, Julie (Mrs. Sandor) Kovacs and Jennifer Finnerty; 1 great-grandchild; several nieces nephews. Friends may call at the Bartolomeo Funeral Home, 1425 Lexington Ave. Tues.

2-4. 7-9. Funeral Service, Wed. 9:30 a.m. at the funeral home.

Interment, Holy Sepulchre. Please ommitt flowers. Lerzak, Michael J. Friday, August 7, 1987. Survived by his mother, Mary Ann Lerzak; maternal grandparents, Joseph T.

and Bobbielea McCabe; several aunts, uncles ft cousins. Friends may call Tuesday 2-4, 7-9 at the Vay-Schleich 4 Meeson Funeral Home, 604 Maple St. where Funeral Services will be held Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Interment, Riverside Cemetery. FROM PAGE 1B which is coordinating the project "We have an opportunity here to take care of the wastes in our county in a safe way for the next 20 years," Fitzwater said.

"Otherwise (the garbage) will go into some landfill the state has said isn't feasible or economical." But Legislator Loretta Hopkins said she wanted more information on whether the project will cause a health risk, and said she could not reach a conclusion because of the conflicting opinions from experts. Hopkins noted that the state health and environmental officials have just started a study to determine the levels of air toxicity from garbage incinerator plants. In response to the concerns Bank robbed in Farmington FROM PAGE 1B years, including a break-in through the roof of a bank branch in Panorama Plaza in Penfield and the attempted break-in through the roof of Canandaigua National Bank's branch at 699 S. Main Street Canandaigua. A spokesman for the Ontario County Sheriffs Department said the department is investigating this weekend's burglary for links to the previous crimes, which also were discovered on Monday mornings.

Among those burglaries was a job done at the Nichols Department Store near Canandaigua in which the burglars broke through the roof and used sledge hammers to break through the cement-block wall of the store's vault. A total of $24,000 was taken. The burglarized bank branch was inside Wade's Supermarket and was to be replaced by a new branch being built next door which is scheduled to open soon, Sheriden said. Cuomo to vote on maternity bill FROM PAGE 1B the largest hospital organization in the state, is pushing for a veto from Cuomo. "We believe the public has a right to information," said Patricia Montone, director of communications for the association.

"But we want to make sure the public is getting good, accurate information." She said consumers often have a difficult time dealing with raw data without an interpretation of what it means. "Our concern is with the numbers," Montone said, agreeing with Mirwald that often higher C-sec-tion rates can be attributed to a higher rate of complicated pregnancy. "And you're really looking more at physicians than hospitals," she said. The legislation would have C-section rates of specific facilities, but not of individual doctors. Liliana Bojack of Long Island said she never expected to be called an activist When she had her first child three years ago, she said she was given a Cae-sarean section after six hours of labor.

And when she sought out other women, she found she was not really unusual. That was what motivated her to begin pushing for the Maternity Information Act which is modeled after a Massachusetts law that took effect in April. "I thought it was me," said Bojack. "But talking to other women, I realize I didn't have it so bad." She said after her Caesarean her reaction was "gratefulness," but when she found out "how silly it was after six hours, my eyeballs almost popped out'." Bojack said "anger at the injustice of it all" pushed her into the fight and she belongs to a number of groups advocating the information act. She said there are many good doctors, but she wants to make sure "they are doing all they can do" in letting patients know about maternity procedures.

Junior League needs Festival of Trees help Democrat and Chronicle The Junior League of Rochester is seeking individuals, groups and companies interested making donations to its annual Festival of Trees to be held in November. The fund-raiser features professionally decorated holiday trees and wreaths that are sold to the public. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Ronald McDonald House and other local organizations. In addition to donated trees or wreaths, the league also needs boutique consigners and decorators who can volunteer. For more information, call Linda Novak at 586-1190- Phelps man dies in head-on crash GENEVA An Ontario County man was killed yesterday when a car collided head-on with the pickup truck he was driving after sideswiping another pickup truck.

Robert R. Day, 41, of County Road 6, Phelps, was pronounced dead at Geneva General Hospital after the 2:18 p.m. accident on Route 14A in the town of Geneva, Ontario County sheriffs deputies said. Another driver, Patricia Blan-chard, 36, of Solvay, Onondaga County, was traveling north when she crossed the center line and si-deswiped an oncoming truck before continuing on and hitting Day's truck, deputies said. The other driver, Gary Laursen, 39, of Wabash Road, Geneva, wasn't hurt.

Blanchard suffered a broken leg and cuts and bruises and was in serious condition last night at Community General Hospital of Greater Syracuse. Blanchard was ticketed for failure to keep right and not wearing her seatbelt. A section of Route 14A was closed for about two hours after the accident Fire destroys meat shop An electrical short caused a blaze that destroyed a Webster meat market and offices early yesterday, officials said. The 12:45 a.m. blaze at Schreiber's Meat Market, 1724 Ridge Road, destroyed the first-floor butcher shop and upstairs offices, said Union Hill Fire Chief Donald Lamer.

But a neighboring house and bam which housed livestock were spared from damage as the 70 firefighters brought the blaze under control within an hour, Lamer said. The livestock, also owned by the Schreiber family, had left the bam and had run to a fenced in pasture behind the building when firefighters arrived, the chief said. The family-run business raises about 300 head of cattle and operates the wholesale and retail meat operation. Larner did not know the amount of loss but said the market was insured. Webster, West Webster and Ontario firefighters assisted Union Hill.

Drug testing studied A special panel studying how to regulate drug testing in Rochester met for the first time yesterday. The nine-member committee, created by Mayor Thomas P. Ryan is to issue recommendations including possible legislation to regulate drug testing by Jan. 1. Committee members yesterday began grappling with many of the same questions the mayor and the City Council had discussed: What is reasonable suspicion? Who should be tested? How should they be tested? When should they be tested? What is random testing? The committee includes representatives of management, labor, lawyers and medical personnel.

Ryan created the committee after vetoing a City Council bill that would have regulated testing for drugs in the workplace. MCC hosts Nazi exhibit An exhibition on the history of Auschwitz, a Nazi concentration camp, will be held from Sept. 9 to 17 at Monroe Community College. The exhibition, titled "Auschwitz: A Crime Against Mankind," will display artifacts and documents provided by the Auschwitz State Museum in Poland. Exhibit hours are 10 a.m.

to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., except Sept 11 13. The hours on those dates will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There is no admission charge.

Located in MCC's Building 10, the exhibit is accessible by wheelchair. Bill benefits RIT The U.S. House of Representees recently passed a bill allocating $1.8 million for a Model Academic Health Education Center at Rochester Institute of Technology. Local representatives Frank Horton, R-Brighton, Louise Slaughter, D-Periton, and John LaFalce, D-Tonowanda, Erie County, testified earlier this year in support of the center before the House Appropriations Committee. Horton said in a prepared stat-ment that the center will "serve as a model for the entire nation (and) will provide comprehensive health care and education to the 15,000 student served by RIT and the (National Technical Institute for the Deaf)." The $1.8 million was included in a larger appropriations bill that still must be passed by the Senate and signed into law by the president RIT already has raised $6 million toward the total $12 million construction cost AI1EA DEATHS Bosse, Elmore 83, Holcomb, Aug.

8. Murphy, Mary Jane, 43, Livonia-Dalton, Aug. 10. Miner, Donnelley 86, Holley, i Au. 10.

may be worthy and popular, popularity was pot a reason for changing zoning codes that could affect 60 C-2 districts citywide. The food bank came to the planning commission after the city Zoning Board of Appeals denied the agency's request for a variance to move into the West Avenue store. Daniel Karin, of 251 Sherwood said buildings within C-2 districts need to be preserved for commerical and office uses. Those speaking in favor of changing the city's zoning codes said agencies such as the food bank provide a public benefit Isabelle Morrision, of the Downtown Presbyterian Church, said the food bank provides free food Lorch, George F. Age 93 on August 9, 1 987.

He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law, Georgianna and William Trolley, Dorothy and Glenn Saile; his sons and daughters-in-law, Darwin and Hazel McKay, Robert and Alyce McKay; 12 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. He was an Army Veteran of WW I. Services and interment will be held at the convenience of the family. Those who wish may contribute to the Heart Fund. Reference, Miller Funeral Homes, Inc.

Of E. Dennis Mass. In Centerville Mass. August 9, 1987. Age 78.

He was husband of Dorothy (Snoddy) Maloney; father of Peter A. Maloney of NYC, David J. Maloney of San Anselmo, CA, Michael C. Maloney of Lima NY. Paul K.

Maloney of W. Shokan NY and Rebecca J. Maloney of San Francisco, CA; brother of Katherine Africa of Huntingdon PA; also survived by 8 grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Service will be held Thursday August 13 at 2PM in the Doane Beal Ames Funeral Home, 729 Rt. 134, S.

Dennis Mass. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Visiting hours Wed. 7-9PM. Interment in Oak Ridge Cemetery, S.

Dennis Mass. Pisaro, Frank Sr. Aug. 7, 1987 of formerly of Snyder, NY. Beloved husband of the late, Helen (DeMarco) and Irene (Martlock) Pisaro; dear father of Frank Robert Gary David M.

and the late, James M. Pisaro; son of Susan Pisaro Mantegna; step father of Rev. Lovllle Martlock, Timothy O. Martlock, Douglas R. Martlock, Pamela A.

Brown, Noella M. Kaminska; grandfather of 24 grandchildren; brother of Josephine Blan-dina. Dr. Samuel Pisaro, Mary Affrontl, Nicholas Pisaro and Lucille Pender. Family present Wed.

2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Sauer-Lynett Funeral Home, 1933 Kensington Buffalo, NY where Funeral Services will be held Thurs. at 9 a.m. and from Christ the King Church at 9:30 a.m. Rintoul, Thomas GREECE: Age 81, August 9, 1987.

Survived by his wite, Mabel Rider Rintoul; daughter and son-in-law, Laurie and Donald Stollery; daughter-in-law, Ruth Rintoul Kelliher and her husband, Michael Kelliher; several nieces nephews. He was retired from Ridge Construction Corp. He was a member of Genesee Falls Lodge Damascus Temple. Charter member of the C.P.O. Club.

Former member of several Pipe Bands and Veteran of WWII. Friends may call Mon. 7-9 p.m and Tues. 2-4, 7-9 p.m. at Farrell-Ryan Funeral Home, 51 W.

Ridge Rd. Funeral Service 1 p.m. Wed. Interment, White Haven Memorial Park. Masonic Service, 8 p.m Tues.

In lieu of flowers, friends wishing may contribute to Damascus Shrine Pipe Band or a charity of their choice. Robeson, Celeste C. On August 9, 1987, Celeste C. Robeson of Pittsford. She is survived by her husband, James 1 son, James Jr.

of Hon-eoye Falls; 1 daughter, Carole R. Reed of Pittsford; 1 granddaughter, Kimball A. Robeson; 1 grandson, Geoffrey W. Robeson; her mother, Laura R. Caulkins of Pittsford.

No prior calling. A Memorial Service will be held Thursday at 2:00 from Zornow Funeral Home, 21 Lincoln Pittsford. Interment at the convenience of the family. Friends wishing may contribute to the Pittsford Ambulance Corp. or the Pittsford Vol-unteer Fire Dept.

Sensoff Boris A. Col. Died July 25, 1987. Friends will gather Tuesday evening August 1 1 at 7:30 p.m. for a Memorial Service and a Celebration of his life at the Unitarian Church of Rochester, 220S.WintonRd.

Vieira, Mary (Mrs. Tristao) Sunday, August 9, 1987, Mary L. Vieira. She is survived by her daughter, Jo; daughters and sons-in-law, Dolores and Frank Mros, Mary and Gene Cyran; son and daughter-in-law, Thomas and Sarah; son-in-law, John Gatti; also grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. In New Bedford, MA brother and sister-in-law, Manuel and Hilda Nunes; sister and brother-in-law, Grace and Tony Gouveia; sister, Prisca Freltas; sisters-in-law.

Mary Nunes and -Hilda Nunes; also nieces and nephews. Mrs. Vieira was a member of the Rochester PortugueseAmerican retiree Sybron Corp. Friends may call Monday 2-4 and 7-9 at the funeral home of Alvah Halloran Son, 2 125 Chili Ave. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday at 1 1 :00 In St.

Augustine's Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may be sent in her memory to Home Dialysis Program, Regional Kidney Services Center, 1325 Mt. Hope Rochester, NY 14620 White, Frank Jr. August 8, 1987 in Ontario, NY.

He Is survived by his wife, Jesse White; his mother, Esther Greer of Andrews, SC; 6 sisters and brothers-in-law, Eva and Elijah Cooper, Lizzie and Elijah McCullough of Kingstree, SC, Dorothy and Eddie Langly of Middletown, CT. Mable Harklessot NYC. Margaret Hill of Rochester and Frances White of Andrews, SC; nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles and other relatives. Friends may call 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home of M.

E. Latimer Son, 983 S. Plymouth Ave. Funeral service 7 p.m. Rev.

Henry Williams eulogy. Additional services and burial in Andrew SC. Anderson said a link between the crimes "is a possibility we haven't overlooked," but refused to speculate on the likelihood of a connection. Anderson also said that some physical evidence was found in the bank yesterday and the FBI is developing other leads about the burglary. He would not elaborate.

Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Balla, John WEBSTER: Age 76, Monday. August 10, 1987. He leaves his wife, Arlene Blattner Balla; a daughter and son-in-law, Joan and Dr. John Weaver, Oakland, CA; a son and daughter-in-law, John and Mary Ellen Balla, BrocKport; 4 grandchildren; 3 sisters, Irene Ebert, San Diego, CA, Margaret Light, Rochester and Alice Almekinder, Ontario Center; a sister-in-law, Eleanor Balla, Henrietta; several cousins.

Friends are welcome to attend a Service In his memory 7 p.m. Thursday, United Church of Christ, 570 Klem Webster. Memorials may be made to Camp Smile, co Webster Lyons Club, 1021 Ridge Webster 14580 or Hospice, 311 Alexander Rochester, 14604. Arrangements, Wil-lard H. Scott Funeral Home.

Bullis, Serena M. EAST ROCHESTER: Serena M. Bullis, August 10, 1987. She Is survived by her husband, Joseph; 1 son, Anthony; 4 stepbrothers and 1 step-sister, Roger, Richard, Ralph and Donald Besaw and Mrs. George (Mary) Engerl; 3 grandchildren; 3 greatgrandchildren.

Friends may call Tuesday from 2-4 7-9 p.m. at the Harloff Funeral Home, 803 S. Washington East Rochester where services will be held Wednesday morning at 9:00 followed by a Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated at St. Jerome's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment, White Haven.

Contributions to the East Rochester Volunteer Ambulance Corp. or a Cancer Fund of your choice will be appreciated. Cianfichi, Fernando Of Gates suddenly, Sunday August 9, 1987. He Is survived by his wife, Ada Martella Cianfichi; sons and daughters-in-law, Fausto F. and Rosa Clanlichi, Mario F.

and Karen Cianfichi, all of Greece; 5 grandchildren; brother, Amerlco Cianfichi of Scran-tom, PA; several nieces nephews. Friends may call TUESDAY ONLY 2-4, 7-9 p.m. at the DiPonzio Funeral Home 219 Spencerport Gates. Funeral Services, Wednesday morning at 8:45. Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 in St.

Theodore's Church. Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. The courtesy of no flowers. Contreras, Vincenza (Buonaugurio) Aug. 10, 1987.

She is survived by 3 sons and daughters-in-law, Philip and Margaret Buonaugurio, Salvatore and Loretta Buonaugurio, Charles and Sylvia Contreras; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ralph Contreras; several grandchildren; great-grandchildren; nieces nephews. Friends may call at the Thurston Funeral Home, 2636 Ridgeway Ave. (W. of Long Pond Rd.) Tues.

2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Services Wed. 8:20 a.m. from the funeral home and 9 a.m. at St.

Anthony's Church. Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Felix, Helen E. "Honey" Suddenly, August 9, 1987. Survived by her husband.

2 sisters and brothers-in-law, Mrs. Dorothy (Joseph) Abel, Mrs. Marjorie (Vincent) Yaniro; 2 aunts, Helen Fancher and Edna M. Kelly; father-in-law, Benjamin Felix; several brothers and sisters-in-law; many nieces, nephews and special friends. Friends may call Tuesday, 2-4, 7-9 and Wednesday 2-4, 7-9 at the Vay-Schlelch and Meeson Funeral Home, 2692 Dewey Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial Thursday at 9:15 a.m. at St. Charles Borromeo Church. Interment, Riverside Cemetery. Contributions may be made to either Barnard Volunteer Ambulance or The Arthritis Foundation in her memory.

Gehr, William Shriber On Aug. 8. 1987, In Gastonia, NC. formerly of Rochester. Surived by his wife, Louise Houseknecht Gehr; 2 sons, Lt.

Col. George William Gehr, Ft. Knox, KY, David Rhine Gehr, Richmond, VA; 1 sister, Mrs. Alice Harstine, Key West, FL; 4 He was employed with John B. Pike Son, Inc.

of Rochester; affiliated with Robert H. Pinnix of Gastonia, NC and at the time of his retirement was Vice-President of both companies. After his retirement he was affiliated with Castle Finders Realty of Gastonia. He was Past President of Builders Exchange of Rochester from 1975-1976; member of Associated General Contractors; member of Friendship Masonic Lodge of Hag-gerstown. MD; member of Gaston Board of Realtors; attended Johns Hopkins University.

Funeral services 2 p.m. Tuesday at All Saints Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. Morgan Gardner. Burial, Gaston Memorial Park. Gastonia.

NC. Arrangements Caruthers Funeral Home, Gastonia, NC. Grant, Nathaniel "Nate" August 8, 1987 In Ontario, NY. He Is survived by his wife. Blondell D.

Grant; 3 stepsons, Parrls, Brett and Myron Moxley; 2 stepdaughters, Blondell and Morzell Moxley, all of Rochester; 1 daughter, Sgt. Sherolyn H. MacCauley of Las Vegas, NV; 8 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild; 5 brothers and sisters-in-law, Joe and Idell, W.H. and Daisy, Wilford and Adell, J.T.. and Fred Grant, all of Andrews, SC; 5 sisters, Rosabelle Porter, Mrs.

Namen (Julia Mae) Bennett. Mary Green and Geneva Holloway. all of Andrews. SC, Oleatha Grant of Rochester; sisters-in-law, Ethelett Jones and Charlotte Tillman of Rochester; aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. Friends may call 2-4, 7-9 p.m.

Tuesday at the funeral home of M. E. Latimer ft Son, 983 Plymouth Ave. Funeral service 7 p.m. Rev.

Abraham Parker eulogy. Additional services and burial in Andrews RC.