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Ostrowski, Joseph Benedict (Joe 0) Sullivan Dorcas Marie Feb. 10. 1991. Survived by family and friends. Funeral service will be held at the convenience of the family.

Interment Pt. Iroquois Cemetery, Ontario Canada. Arrangements. FARRELL-RYAN FUNERAL HOME 2D DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. ROCHESTER.

N.Y.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1991 Ex-NYC Mayor Wagner dies 1969. In 1972 he served as state chairman for Sen. George McGov-ern's presidential campaign and was executive director of the Democratic state committee in 1976.

A year later he became vice chairman of the bi-state Port Authority, which operates bridges, tunnels and transport operations in New York and New Jersey, a position he held under Koch and president of the Board of Education. A graduate of Yale University, Harvard Business School and the School of International Relations at Geneva, Switzerland, Wagner had his first political success in an Assembly election in 1937. Wagner left the Assembly to join the Army Air Force in World War II, emerging as a lieutenant colonel with six battle stars, the Bronze Star and the French Croix de Guerre. He returned to politics in 1945, serving in a series of unglamorous city posts that gave him an extensive knowledge of city operations. He was elected as Manhattan borough president in 1949 and mayor in 1953.

Wagner's mayoralty was marred by race riots, acrimonious waterfront and newspaper strikes, police scandals, school boycotts by blacks and a water shortage. Also during his terms, the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles and the Giants moved to San Francisco. But among his credits were getting Shea Stadium built, saving Carnegie Hall, keeping the subway fare at 15 cents for 12 years, establishing Lincoln Center and bringing Joseph Papp's free Shakespeare to Central Park. Wagner is survived by his third wife, Phyllis Cerf Wagner, whom he married in 1975; both sons; and two stepsons. His 1965 marriage to Barbara Cavanagh ended in 1971.

A funeral Mass will be celebrated at St Patrick's Cathedral at 10 a.m. Saturday. Dinkins announced that "out of respect and gratitude," flags at municipal buildings will be flown at half staff for 30 days. Bloss, Frederick L. CHURCHVILLE: Sunday February 10.

1991. Survtved by his wife, Wilms (Worth-ington) Bloss; his son and daughter-in-law. William F. and Janice A. Bloss of Albion; 2 grandsons, William II and Adam; his brother and sister-in-law, Allen and tola Bloss of Pulaski, NY; several nieces and nephews.

He was a member of Harvey C. Noone American Legion Post 964. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service Thursday at 11AM at The Walker Brothers Co. Funeral Home Inc. 21 South Main St.

ChurchvHIe. Immediately following the Service, friends will be received at the Family Home, at 7158 Buffalo Rd, Church-ville. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Churchville Fire DepL Ambulance in his memory. Crandell, RuthS. Feb.

1 1, 199 1. She is survived by her sons, Ronald and his wife Beverly Crandell, Robert Crandetl; sister in Canada, Vera Creeggan; brother, Emmett Snelgrove; 3 grandchildren, Douglas, Stacey and Sheri; 2 great-grandchildren, Laura and Brett; also several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Wed. 2-4. 7-9 at the Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home 1075 LONG POND RD.

(N. of Maiden La). Service Thurs 11am. Interment Salem Cemetery, Colboume, Ontario Canada at the convenience of the family. Contributions may be made to American Heart Assoc.

or American Cancer Society Dick, ArleneE. (Sandle) Sunday, February 10, 1991. She is survived by her husband, William B. Dick; sons and daughters-in-law, Steven and Suzanne, Craig and Kathleen Dick of Kent; brother and sister-in-law, Roger and Theresa Sandle of Spencerport; sisters and brother-in-law, Jane and Thomas Gee of FL, Shirley Bailey; grandsons, C. Jason, Brett and Cory; several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call Wednesday 2-4, 7-9 at the Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home 2692 DEWEY AVE. Funeral services Thursday at 10 o'clock at Lakeside Presbyterian Church, 75 Stutson St. Entombent, Riverside Cemetery. Friends may make contributions to the Barnard Volunteer Ambulance or the American Heart Assoc. Hostetter, Joseph A.

PITTSFORD: Formerly of Falrport. February 9, 1991. Survived by wife, Sharon; 2 sons, William Craig and wife, Pamela Justin Andrew; 2 step-sons, Scott Todd Barnum; step-mother, Mary (Heiges) Hostetter 2 brothers, G. Robert of CA, Charles and wife, Linda of PA; sister, Margaret Ann of WY; several nieces and nephews. Friends are welcome to call at the Richard H.

Keen an Funeral Home, 41 S. Main Falrport. Wednesday, 2-4, 7-9. Funeral Services, Thursday at at Christ Episcopal Church, 36 S. Main Pittsford.

Interment, White Haven. In lieu of flowers, kindly consider the Pittsford or Brighton Ambulance Corp, Pittsford Fire Dept. or Veteran's Outreach Center, 459 S. Rochester, 14620. Jones, Franklin A.

February 12, 1991. He Is survived by his wife, Aletha; daughter and son-in-law, Dorothy and Harry Mangurlan of FL; granddaughters, Terry (John) Skuse of Pittsford, Tracy (John) Berry of FL; 4 great-grandsons. He was an automobile dealer in Rochester since 1928. No prior calling. A Memorial Service will be held 11:30 a.m.

Friday at the Brighton Presbyterian Church. Interment at the convenience of the family. Those wishing may make contributions to the Brighton Presbyterian Church, 1775 East 14610 or to a charity of your choice. Arrangements, Anthony Funeral Chapel, Inc. (Niescierenko) Feb.

11, 1991. Survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Christine and Richard Curtis; son and daughter-in-law, Joseph and Maureen Niescierenko; family in Poland; 5 grandchildren. She was a member of the Sacred Heart Society of St. Stanislaus Church. Friends are Invited to go directly to St.

Stanislaus Church Thurs. morning at 11 o'clock for Mass of Christian Burial. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions to the Diabetes Assoc. would be appreciated.

Arrangements, FELERSKI FUNERAL HOME. Age 68 died of cancer Feb. 1 1. 1991 at his residence, Seneca Manor Apts. He was a former licensed Master Electrician.

Joe served his country in WWII and Viet Nam. He is preceded in death by his wife Jane Barbara Fus and his parents Pius and Genevieve. He is survived by his son. Chief Master Sgt. Joe Ostrowski of the Air Force, stationed in Rome, NY; 2 daughters, Mary Susan Mroczek and Nancy Jane Valle: his sisters.

Stella Sokoloski; his brother, Edward Ostrowski; 10 grandchildren; 2 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. He was a member of the American Legion Post 1328, the VFW Post 89483 and the Society of the 408 Club. Friends are Invited to St. Stanislaus Church Sat. morning at 9:30 for a Memorial Mass of Christian Burial.

It was Joe's wish that his body be donated for medical research. In lieu of flowers remembrance contributions can be forwarded to the Viet Nam veterans of America, 457 South Ave. Rochester. Arrangements, FELERSKI FUNERAL HOME Persia, Stephen F.wTim" SPENCERPORT: Age 43, February 1 1, 1991. Served with the US Army as a First Lt.

in Vietnam. Recipient of the Bronze Star. Member of the Jewel Buchman Post, American Legion, St. Bonaventure Alumni Association. Survived by beloved wife of 18 years, Barbara daughters, Julianne, Mary Margaret; son, Stephen Timothy, all of Spencerport; sister, Carol (Dr.

Raymond) Olson of Cortland; several brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law; nieces, nephews cousins. The family will receive friends at the Merrill Grinnell Funeral Home, 39 Geddes Holley, 2-4, 7-9 Wednesday, where prayers will be said Thursday at followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Mary's Church at 10am. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Heart Assoc.

Schuler, Herbert J. Formerly of Pinellas Park FL; Mon. Feb. 11, 1991. He is survived by his wife, Muriel; his son, James of Brockport; daughter, Carol Summers of Sabastion, FL; 7 grandchildren; 1 brother, Francis of Rochester.

A Memorial Service will be held Friday at The Pinellas Park Church of The Nazarene. Friends wishing may contribute to The American Heart Assoc. In his name. Simmons, Arthur Sr. Tuesday, February 12, 1991.

Survived by his wife, Margaret Lockhart Simmons; son and daughter-in-law, Arthur M. Simmons, Jr. and Susan; 2 daughters and sons-in-law, Janet and Norman Uncourt, Nancy and Burt Harvey; 3 sisters and brothers-in-law, Anna and Edward Burleigh, Edna Cortl, Dorothy and George Dubbels; 10 grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Mr. Simmons was a Mason for 60 years, Hesperus Lodge 837 (Bergen).

Member of St. John's Lutheran Church, past Vice President of the XYZ Club. Friends may call Thursday 2-4, 7-9 at the Drler-Giltner Funeral Home, 1717 Portland Ave. at Ridge Rd. East.

Memorial Service Saturday at 2 o'clock at St. John's Lutheran Church, 800 Ridge Rd. East. Interment at the convenience of the family. Memorials may be directed to the Endow-ment Fund of the Church.

Simmons, Arthur Sr. Tuesday, February 12, 1991. Survived by his wife, Margaret Lockhart Simmons; son and daughter-in-law, Arthur M. Simmons, Jr. and Susan; 2 daughters and sons-in-law, Janet and Norman Uncourt, Nancy and Burt Harvey; 3 sisters and brothers-in-law, Anna and Edward Burleigh, Edna Cortl, Dorothy and George Dubbels; 10 grandchildren; nieces and nephews.

Mr. Simmons was a Mason for 60 years, Hesperus Lodge 837 (Bergen). Member of St. John's Lutheran Church, past Vice President of the XYZ Club. Friends may call Thursday 2-4, 7-9 at the Drler-Giltner Funeral Home, 1717 Portland Ave.

at Ridge Rd. East. Memorial Service Saturday at 2 o'clock at St. John's Lutheran Church, 800 Ridge Rd. East.

Interment at the convenience of the family. Memorials may be directed to the Endow-ment Fund of the Church. Stark, BerniceE. February 11, 1991. She Is survived by her loving husband, Richard S.

Stark of 49 years; her daughters and sons-in-law, Kathleen and Allen Schallmo of Buffalo, Linda and Ed Weston of OH, Liene Stark and Doug Imshaug of Ml; 5 grandchildren; sister and brother-in-law, Eleanor and Fred Ruh of Penfield. Mrs. Stark was a member of the Monroe Golf Club, Quail Ridge Country Club (Boynton Beach, FL), Rochester Rotary and Twig. Friends may call Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 at the Anthony Funeral Chapel, 2305 Monroe Ave. All are Invited to attend a Memorial Service at the Henrietta United Church of Christ, 1400 Lehigh Station Rd.

Friday, February 15th at 10:30 a.m. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made In her memory to the Rotary Sunshine Camp or the Salvation Army's Camp Troutburg. Watson, Fred Feb. 9, 1991. He Is survived by 4 sons, Chester (Franclnel Nelson, Fred Shawn Timothy; 2 daughters, Runette and Loretta Robinson(John); 12 grandchildren; 3 greatgrandchildren; 1 brother; 5 sisters; 2 brothers-in-law; a dear Friend, Effie; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Funeral service Frl. 1pm, St. Paul Holiness Church, 63 Thomas St. Friends may call Thurs. 7-9pm at Hall Funeral Home, 7 1 2 W.

Main St. Area Deaths Outside Monro County Place, Charles R. CALEDONIA: On Feb. 10. 1991 in Boynton Beach FL Survived by 3 daughters, Mrs.

Mary (Midge) Martin, Caledonia. Mrs. E. M. (Joan) Soiberg, Spokane, WA, Mrs.

Sidney (Virginia) Swarts, Caledonia; 5 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren; several nephews and cousins. Friends may call Wed. 2-4, 7-9 at the Alhart Funeral Home, 3068 Main Caledonia. Memorial service Thurs. at 11 o'clock First Presbyterian Church, Caledonia.

Interment, Mumford Rural Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Cal-edonia Ambulance Service. Persia, Stephen F.ttTim" HOLLEY: See Inside County Listing Reamer, WalterW. KENDALL: Age 88. Feb.

12. 1991. Predeceased by wife, Edith. Survived by son, Gerald (Alyce); daughter, Lois (Dutch) DeWaele; sister, Hynee Snell and Bessie Tomaschke, all of Kendall; 7 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews. He was a life member of The Kendall Fire Dept.

past member of Kendall Central School Board of Education, Active member of The Kendall United Methodist Church and long time member of The Beechwood Cemetery Board. No prior calling. Interment at the conven-lenced of the family in Beechwood Cemetery. A Memorial Service will be held at The Kendall United Methodist Church Sunday February 24 at 2PM. Memorials may be made to The Kendall United Methodist Church or the Perpetual Care Fund of Beechwood Cemetery.

Arrangements by Merrill-Grlnneil Funeral Home inc. Dieter, Gerald R. SCOTTSBURG: Feb. 11, 1991. Survived by a very dear friend, Eunice Pusaterla; 1 son, Christopher of Norfolk VA; 1 daughter, Jody Dieter of Hornell; 4 brothers, Richard and James of Dansville, William of Venice FL, Ronald of Boston MA; 10 nieces and nephews; several great-nieces and nephews.

Friends may call Wed. 2-4, 7-9 at the CHAMBERLIAN FUNERAL HOME INC. where a Funeral Service will be held Thurs. at 11AM. Burial Canaseraga Cemetery.

Memorials to the American Heart Assoc. In Memoriam Dear God, take a message to our Mother tell her we miss her and give her our love. Husband, sons, grandchildren and the family Donofrio, Francesca Dearest Beloved Mother, Grandmother and Great-grandmother, 3 years have passed since, God took and brought you to his heavenly klnddom, we cherish the beautiful memories and our many private little talks, which will live forever In our hearts. We all' miss your loving smile and tender loving care and we'll always miss year after year, Sadly missed by Ray, Jane and Family. DonofriO Francesca Mom, It's been 3 years since, God called you home with him.

The pain of your loss becomes bearable, but your love grows stronger. We pray for the courage to go on, as you taught us to be caring and kind. You: set a beautiful example for us to follow. You are and always will be sadly missed, but you will continue to live In our hearts. Sadly missed by your children, Anthony, Sister Ann D'Assissi SSJ, Alfred, Eleanor (Ted) Piendel, Yolanda, Louis, Sheila, Jane and, Ray Passing and Grandchildren.

Franchot, John J. Papa, Dad and Our Best Friend. 1 year since you left us, your love and warmth is still with us. We love you Carta, Bob, Neysa and Mike, Nlckle, Amanda, Ashley i Marks, Barbara It Is a year ago today that God took you home. We really miss you, especially now; but in our hearts you will always be with us.

Your words of wisdom are often repeated by one of us whether they are seriously said or joking. We love, and miss you dearly. The ten of us, your children Milano, Alexander P. February 14, 1989 Dear Nish and Uncle. It will be 2 years February 14, 1991 that you left us.

We all miss and love you very much and we know you're at peace. We're sure you knowwhere Paul Is, and are watching over him. God Bless You. AH our Love and Prayers. Your Sister, Nosh, George, Bob, Judy and Paul.

Youngs, Carol L. February 12, 1985. 6 years ago today you were sadly taken away from your family and friends. We all love and miss you very much. You will always be In our hearts and our thoughts.

Love you always, your daughter, Crystal, parents, sisters and friends. 7 Democrat broke Tammany Hall bosses' power The Associated Press NEW YORK Former Mayor Robert F. Wagner, who led the city from the strict rule of party bosses to a more open political process, died yesterday. He was 80. "New Yorkers have lost one of the best friends we ever had," Mayor David N.

Dinkins said. Police and city ambulance workers were called to Wagner's East 62nd Street home at 3:30 a.m. He was pronounced dead of apparent natural causes at the scene. Wagner became mayor of New York in 1954, backed by the Democratic Tammany Hall machine. Despite criticism that he was slow to react to problems, Wagner rallied liberals, beat the bosses and remained in office through 1965.

His three terms as mayor were a record matched only by Fiorello La-Guardia and Edward I. Koch. Wagner opened the political process, and blacks and Hispanics began to emerge as forces in city government. But the race riots of the early '60s marked New York as well, and Police Department corruption remained largely unchecked. Wagner tearfully announced his decision to forsake politics in 1965 to fulfill a promise made to his wife, Susan, who died a year earlier of lung cancer, that he would care for their sons, Robert Jr.

and Duncan. He then practiced law. But politics was too deeply embedded in Wagner's life. He tried and failed to return to City Hall in OBITUAMES Stephen Persia, was sports star Twenty-seven years ago, Stephen "Tim" Persia had one of those nights that stick in the minds of area sports buffs. As a junior at Holley Central High School, he averaged better than 28 points a game that basketball season.

But he saved his best for the evening of March 11, 1964. His team faced Dundee in a Class OArtinnnl nlav. off game in U- Stephen Persia vonia that night Shooting from outside and inside, driving the lane and hitting from everywhere, he scored a Section 5 playoff record of 50 points as his team won, 87-59. The record still stands. Stephen Persia was driving his son, Stephen, home from a barbershop Monday when he was stricken with a massive heart attack, said his brother-in-law, Peter OToole III of pence rport Mr.

Persia died almost instantly at age 43. "He was an excellent friend, a great father, and loved by everybody who knew him," OToole said. "Well all miss him." After high school, Mr. Persia attended St. Bonaventure University.

He played some basketball but was injured during his freshman year, OToole said. He was a talented baseball player School reform based on unity FROM PAGE 1B Johnson president and chief executive officer of the Urban League of Rochester and a task force member, find a way to explain the Call to Action report to parents who she said don't understand the document She also called on teachers to be role models. "If you don't want to, get out of the kitchen," she said. Parent Albert Heath spoke of the need for more discipline, and Fran Fletcher, also a member of Douglass' school-based planning team, called for higher expectations. "If they believe they can do it, then they will do it," she said.

GOOD MORNING "We'd like to thank Brother Wease, his Morning Circus and WCMF-FM for their outstanding effort in organizing the supportive rally on Feb. 2 for our troops in the Middle East Thank you Rochester for taking part." Jerry Suplicki family 583 North Greec Road Hilton If you would like to salute someone for a good deed, call the Good Morning line, until his death. "The man had a quiet dignity and sense of humor that was priceless," said Lloyd Schwalb, a Port Authority spokesman who also first Wagner Robert Wagner administra- 1976 photo tion. "He was beloved." Wagner also was ambassador to Spain in the Johnson administration and was President Jimmy Carter's envoy to the Vatican in 1978. Wagner learned politics at the knee of his German immigrant father, U.S.

Sen. Robert Wagner, who encouraged him to sit in on talks with liberal icons like Gov. Alfred E. Smith and Sen. Herbert Lehman.

Wagner's greatest unrealized ambition was to capture the seat his father held for 23 years. He ran for it in 1956 but lost to Republican Jacob K. Javits. Born in the Yorkville section of Manhattan, Wagner married Susan Edwards, sister of a Yale classmate, in 1942. One of their two sons, Wagner's namesake, has served as a city councilman, chairman of the City Planning Commission, deputy mayor at Bonaventure, enough so to attract professional interest, OToole said.

Yet his record-setting high school performance stands out in the minds of many who saw and played in that game. Larry Bump, a former Democrat and Chronicle sportswriter who lives in Rochester, played for Dundee that night He did not relish the idea of guarding Mr. Persia, he said. "He pretty well had his way with us," Bump said. "We played man-to-man and zone (defenses), but I don't remember him missing very many shots.

It was about as good a performance as I've seen." A Rochester native, Mr. Persia later moved with his family to Holley and most recently lived in Spencerport He served as a lieutenant in the Army during the Vietnam War and received a Bronze Star. After the service, Mr. Persia started his professional career at Eastman Kodak Co. He later received a master's degree in business administration from Rochester Institute of Technology and had been working as director of financial reporting at Kodak.

Mr. Persia also coached Little League baseball and soccer and was active with youth sporta in the Spencerport area, family members said. Besides his son, he is survived by his wife, Barbara, and two daughters, Julia Anne Persia and Mary Margaret Persia, all of Spencerport; and a sister, Carol Olson of Cortland, Cortland County. Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Merrill Grinnell Funeral Home, 39 Geddes Holley, where prayers will be said at 9:30 a.m.

tomorrow, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial. Buri- WW Yunnan Democrat ana Cnrorocm Robert Delaney addresses the community forum last night. "We're the only ones who can make them believe it" Parent Ken Ferguson said: "If the bottom line is for me to pay the bill, I want the authority to say how (the money is) spent." Parent Marvin Jackson said he would give school reform a grade, "not because it isn't a noble effort but because it was instituted wrong." True school reform won't occur until something different is done in the classroom, he predicted. Referral hotline for disabled begins Democrat and Chronicle The Jewish Family Service of Rochester, in conjunction with the Jewish Community Federation, has launched a new referral hotline for the disabled, called the Jewish Information and Referral Service. The service will help Jews and others with disabilities find appropriate medical, governmental or community resources.

For more information, disabled people may call 442-5477. 1' Lays, James E. Feb. 11, 1991. Predeceased by his wife, Cora.

He is survived by sons, Robert and Martha Lays of Honeoye, Edward Lays of Ml and Laurence Lays of Prrtsford; 8 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. He was a member of Covenant United Methodist Church, Towpath (Zetland) Lodge 163 4 AM and was a Gleason Works retiree. Thursday 2-4, 7-9pm friends may call at Crawford Funeral Home, 495 N. Winton Rd. A Memorial Service will be held later.

Private interment, White Haven Memorial Pk. In lieu of flowers contributions in his memory to Covenant Church (1124 Culver Rd 14609). Palmer, Rose (Tabone) (Anzalone) Feb. 10, 1991. Survived by her daughters, Mary Ann (Joseph) Sclbona of CO, Grace Lotta, Rosalie (Sam) Arena; son, Michael Tabone; 8 grand 10 great-grandchildren; sisters, Grace Zlto of CA, Mary Necaster; nieces, nephews.

Calling Wed. 7-9, Thurs. 2-4, 7-9 at the Falvo Funeral Home 1395 N. Goodman St. Funeral Frl.

9:30 from the funeral home and 10 at St. Andrew's Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre. al will be at Holy Cross Cemetery. Alan Morrell Clarence House, farmers' leader AVON Clarence C.

House, 87, a leader of the Avon and Livingston County agricultural community for many years, died Feb. 6 in Atlantis, Fla. He lived part of the year in Avon and part in Florida. A third-generation owner of the Crescent Lea Farm in Caledonia and York, he began as a teen-ager to take an active interest in agricultural organizations. He held offices in the Farm Bureau, the Extension Service, and in local, county and state Granges.

He was a 50-year member of the New York State Holstein Association and the Dairy-lea Co-op. He also was a past master of the Avon Springs Masonic Lodge, and a life member and holder of many offices in Avon United Methodist Church. Besides his wife, Gertrude, he is survived by three daughters, Shirley Spencer of Ithaca, Joan Irwin of Geneseo, and Sally Engle of Fort Worth, Texas; four sons, Donald of Perm Yan, Roger of Le Roy, and Robert and Richard of Avon; two stepsons, Richard Bennett of Livonia and Ronald Bennett of Scotts-ville; 26 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Bob Bickel Death Notices Within Monroe County ft, INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Bentivegna, Jean Feb.

11, 1991. Survived by her husband, Sam; sons, Wayne (Heidi), Michael (Carol) Bentivegna; father-in-law, Gaetano Rivoli; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Thomas (Theresa) Bentivegna, Sue Malvone, Rose (Ed) Jagla, Josephine Bentivegna; 10 grandchildren; Including, Todd Bentivegna in Saudi Arabia; 5 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Friends may call Wed. and Thurs. 2-4, 7-9 at Protetta Funeral Chapel Inc.

1650 Empire Blvd. where a Service will be held Fit morning at 8:45 and 9:30 at St. Rita's Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Bra verman, David tL Feb.

12, 1991. Survived by his sisters, Mary Zaltz of Hiafa, Dora Morgenstern of Brighton; brother-in-law, Fred Morgenstern; several nephews and nieces. Funeral Services and Interment will be held Feb. 13 at 11AM In White Haven Memorial Park. Those wishing may contribute to Temple B'rlth Kodesh.

Arrangements by HEDGES MEMORIAL CHAPEL INC. 770 E. Main St. Breadner, Marietta (Etta) Of Greece, NY on Feb. 12, 1991.

She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Albert J. and Rosemary Ewin; 4 grandchildren, Richard Ewin and wife Wendy, Michael Ewin and wife Patty, Ronald Ewin and wife Sharon, Tracey Ewin and fiance Tom Reinke 5 great-grandchildren, Casey, Dena, Jeffrey, Ashley and Steven; several nieces. Services and Interment at convenience of family. Arrangements by Arndt Funeral Home Burns, Gerald L. WEBSTER: Feb.

11, 1991. He is survived by his wife, Gloria; sons and daughters-in-law, Robert and Audrey, Thomas and Mary, James and Donna of Rochester; son, Patrick; daughter, PeggyGundrum of Lima; daughter and son-in-law, Pat and Al Ramos; brothers, Joseph (Jane) of Rochester, John (Lynn) of CA; sisters, Ann Halligan (Gerard) of Greece, Mary Kane (Marty) of NC, Reglna Bower (Don) of New Mexico; 10 grandchildren; many nieces and nephews: Mr. Burns was employed by Eastman Kodak for 37 years and Roll Coating. Friends may call Wed. 2-4, 7-9 at the Smith, Lotze Anthony Funeral Chapel 10 Lapham Pk.

A Funeral Mass will be held 9AM, Thurs. at St. Paul's Church, Hard Rd. Spring Interment Webster Union Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials may be directed in his name to Union Hill Ambulance Assoc.

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