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Vane, Russell W. 2D DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, ROCHESTER. N.Y., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1990 Farley, Walter Lewis Jr. Beloved husband ol Louisa, died on July 27, 1990. Survived by 3 children and 7 grandchildren; brother ol Gwyneth OePuy and Delia Millard (deceased).

Retired from Hollywood Motion Picture Division ol Eastman Kodak Company after 36 yeara. Burial was In Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills, Tuessday July 31, 1990. In lieu ol flowers, remembrances ol "Phillips Academy" Andover, Mass, 01810 or charity ol your choice. there along with household refuse. Hut because the DEC had not verified those reports, officials considered delisting the site earlier this year.

INSTEAD, THEY OPTED for one more round of testing, and found the new evidence suggestive of industrial dumping. Among the findings: Water thought to be leaking from the dump's fill material in several spots contains chemicals that may be from industrial wastes. Samples taken in May at two spots in the western part of the dump show levels as high as 20 parts per million of mixed chemical compounds. Earlier testing had found lower levels of some chemicals in ground water below the layer of fill. Testing of sludge mixed with the radioactive thorium waste found that the sludge also contained high levels of lead, cadmium and barium; enough lead was measured that the sludge must be considered hazardous waste.

The thorium wastes were found in three small caches buried in the southwest part of the dump site, equal to about 100 cubic feet Barium also" was detected in ground water and soil samples taken elsewhere at the dump site. Because there was barium mixed in with the radioactive thorium in the three caches, DEC officials speculate that it is possible there is thorium present in the other spots where the barium has been found. "FINDING THE BARIUM in the ground-water wells that's not a significant threat or anything (in and of itself). That's just telling us there may be a connection" between the barium and thorium, said Michael Khalil, the DEC regional office's top hazardous waste official. "In the worst case, there could be much more (thorium) in that landfill." In its offer to the DEC, the city has said it will undertake more test Murphy, Gordon T.

FAIRPORT: July 31, 1990. Survived by wife, Myrtle; i son, Gordon D. Sr. and wife, Cynthia; grandson, Gordon D. cousin, James Murphy and wife, Ara Nell; many nieces and nephews.

Friends are welcome to call at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 41 S. Main Falrport, Wedesnday and Thursday 2-4, 7-9. Funeral Mass Friday 9 AM at Church of the Assumption. Entombment Whitehaven.

Those wishing may contribute to Assumption School ol Reliqion. Nixon, Mar jorie A. (Chapman) SPENCERPORT: Tuesday July 31, 1990. Survived by her husband, Albert E. Nixon; her brother, Dewey (Mable) Chapman; 3 sisters, Elsie Ziegler, Sally Webster, Mrs.

Charles (Winnie) Cliff; several nieces and nephews. Private visitation and Interment at the convenience of the family. Friends are Invited to attend a Memorial Service Thursday at 4 PM at Ogden Presbyterian Church, 2400 South Union Spencerport. Contributions may be made to the Spencerport Volunteer Ambulance or the Memorial Fund ol Ogden Presbyterian Church in her memory. Reference Walker Brothers Co.

Funeral Home, Inc. O'Hara, Evelyn A. Tuesday July 31, 1990. She Is survived by her husband, William J. O'Hara; sons and daughters-in-law, William J.

and Patricia L. O'Hara, Michael C. and Laurie M. O'Hara; grandchildren, Jason, Shannon, Erin and Michael; brother, Charles Johnson; sisters-in-law, Nellie O'Hara and Virginia Johnson; also nieces and nephews. Friends may call Wednesday evening 7-9, Thursday 2-4, 7-9 at the Funeral Home of Alvah Halloran Son, Inc.

2125 Chili Ave. Funeral Mass Friday at 10 AM In Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Interment Holy Sep-ulchre Cemtery. Pilato, Marianne R. (Braun) Entered into rest July 30, 1990.

Age 5 1 She is survived by her son, Michael K. Braun ol Beuena Park CA; lather, Michael Pilato; brother, Charles M. Pilato; her sisters, Nan-cie Pilato, Portland OR, Angelica Pilato, Seattle OR. Family and Iriends are Invited to her Memorial Mass Thurs. Aug.

2 9AM at Holy Rosary Church. In lieu ol flowers Memorials in Marianne's memory may be directed to the Univerisity ol Rochester Medical Center, Dept. ol Psychiatry Research, 300 Crittenden Blvd. Rochester NY 14642. Arrang-ments by POLVINO GRANATA Funeral Home Inc.

371 Lake Ave. PistilliAssunta On July 30, 1990. She is survived by her sons daughters-in-law, Albert J. (Catherine) Pistilli, John A. (Constance) Pistilli ol Ml; her grandchildren, Don (Lee) ol Chicago, Gary(Faye)ol Portland ME, Barbara (Charles) Battle, Susan (Bill) Kelvie, Peter HENRIETTA: July 31, 1990.

Survived by wife, Marian; daughter, Mrs. George (Donna) Jones: son, John and wife Rose; 3 grandchildren, Justin ad Katie Vane, Jodell Jones: 4 sisters, Mrs. Victoria Wagner. Mrs. Edna Hill, Mrs.

Maude Gentle, Mrs. Norma Hartung; 2 brothers, Leo (Pat) and Earl; several nieces and nephews. Member of the Henietta Masonic Lodge 526 and Perlnton Memorial Post 8495. Friends are welcome to call at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 41 S.

Main Falrport Thursday 2-4, 7-9 where Services will be held Friday at 2 PM. Those wishing may contribute to Hospice of Roch-ster, 311 Alexanders). 14604. Masonic and VFW Service Thursday at 9 PM Van Epps, Rose July 30, 1990. She Is survived by her husband Clarence; son and daughter-in-law, Edward 4 Pauline Van Epps; daughters and sons-in-law, Carol Arthur Schmalzbauer, Rose a Kenneth Bolce, Virginia Michael Fagnan, Elizabeth Christopher Meagher; sister, Elizabeth McAvoy; 15 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild; 3 nephews; 1 niece.

Friends may call Wednesday, 2-4, 7-9 at the Smith, Lotze Anthony Funeral Chapel, 10 Lapham Park, Webster. A Funeral Mass will be held Thursday at 10am in Holy Trinity Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Camp Good Days Special Times 100 White Spruce 14623 or the School of the Holy Childhood, 100 Groton, Parkway, 14623 Wright, Warren R. (Mouse) On July 30, 1990.

He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law, Mary Anne and Joseph Russell. Katharine and David Fished; a son, Philip Wright; 2 sisters, Mrs. Betty MacDougal, Mrs. Elva Jean Dickenson; a brother, Mr. Roger (Pat) Wright; 3 grandchildren; dear friends, Phillip and Martha Brown Sr.

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Irom 2-4, 7-9PM Iriends may call at Miller Funeral Homes Inc. 1625 Mt. Hope Ave. FRIDAY at 10AM, Iriends are requested to meet at Guardian Angels Church 2061 E.

Henrietta Rd. lor his Funeral Mass. Interment in Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Hammondsport at 1 PM. Those who wish may contribute to Guardian Angels Church or Camp Good Days and Special Times. Yacono, Josephine EAST ROCHESTER: On July 29, 1990.

Survived by 1 son Joseph Yacono ol Texas; 1 daughter son-in-law Connie Dominic Giancursio; 4 grandchildren; 6 greatgrandchildren; nieces nephews. Friends may call Wednesday 2-4 7-9 at the Troiano Funeral Home 209 West East Rochester. On Thursday family friends are asked to go directly to St. Jerome's Church at 9:30 am lor a Mass of Christian Burial. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Area Deaths Outside Monroe County Joseph C. LIVONIA: July 31, 1990. Survived by his wife, Virginia; his children, Albert Vallone of Palmyra, Teresea Vallone of Livonia; his sister, Mrs. Mary Wood, CA; nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends may call Wednesday 2-4, 7-9 at the Brown-Drowne Funeral Home, Rt.

15 Livonia. Funeral Mass Thursday 10 AM at St. Johseph's Church, Livonia. Burial St. Michael's Cemetery.

Memorial contributions to the Joseph C. Vallone Memorial Fund, 1 School Livonia 14487. Williamson, Edmund F. LYONS: July 26,1990. He is survived by 2 sons, Robert of Liverpool NY, James of PompeyNY; 1 brother, Milton Miller of Fair-port; 1 sister, Kathleen, LaLonde of Rochester; 4 grandchildren.

No calling hours. Graveside Service will be held in South Lyons Cemetery at the convenience of the family. Memorial contribu-tions to the American Cancer Society. Esposito, Joseph A. MT.

MORRIS. Age 68, suddenly July 31, 1990 at Noyes Memorial Hospital. Survivors include his wife, Rosalie; 1 son, Mark; 1 daughter, Virginia Flannery; 1 granddaughter, Rhonda Fugle, all of Mesa AZ; 1 brother, Michael of Mt. Morris. Joseph retired after many years of service at Craig Developmental Center.

Also a faithful member of the Village Baptist Church of Mt. Morris where he served as a trustee. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday at the Shepard Funeral Home 36 Chapel St. Services be conducted 11 a.m.

Friday at the Village Baptist Church with Pastor Edward Phillips officiating. Offerings may be offered to the family in his memory. Memoriams Coville, Arnold Arthur Jr. (Art) In loving memory of our father, Art Coville who died August 1, 1989. Daddy, we love and miss you very much.

You will always be in our thoughts and hearts. We hope the flowers we gave you helped you grow an even bigger and better garden. Love, always, your children, Arnold and Angelina. (Arnieand Angie) Ventura, Janine Janine today is your 29th birthday, how I wish you were here. Your birthdays were filled with joy and happiness.

The family was altogether we had so much fun. Today without you, it's filled with tears, sadness and such emptiness. I miss you so much. I love you Janine. Aunt Estelle.

ing of ground water and storm water, in part to gain a better understanding of chemicals in the fill material and the possible barium-thorium connection. Although the city is hopeful that further study will document there is no threat from contaminants, Doherty acknowledged that the opposite could happen. The city also has said it will remove old ash from a long-closed city incinerator on the dump site, and study whether there is a need to monitor or vent natural gases that could be building up under the site from the decay of refuse. Doherty said removing the ash, which already has begun, should cost less than $100,000. He Bald he did not know how much the testing might cost, but speculated that removing the caches of thorium sludge may well cost "hundreds of thousands" of dollars.

THE CITY INTENDS to ask companies that may have been involved in dumping such wastes to share the cost A document exists in city files suggesting that the 3M Co. received permission to dump thorium-bearing wastes at Emerson Street There had been reports that Eastman Kodak Co. also had dumped low-level wastes there, but a company spokesman said this week that Kodak can find no record of any such disposal. The University of Rochester also has reported that it may have taken low-level radioactive materials to the site. DEC and city officials plan further discussions of just what work the city will do at the site.

Though the state often tries to identify parties who are legally responsible for waste sites and compel them to pay for cleanup, the city has not been asked to accept formal responsibility for the Emerson Street dump, Doherty said. Cuomo a "chicken" for not serving in the military during the Korean War almost four decades ago. Cuomo was then attending St. John's University. "I think it's a reflection on the character of the man that he didn't serve his country," Rinfret said.

Officials from the Cuomo campaign were unavailable for comment yesterday. Rinfret said he would not make the same criticism against those who failed to serve in the Vietnam War. "Two entirely different situations," said Rinfret, who opposed American involvement in Vietnam. The New York Times contributed to this report. Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER.

Anderson, Beverly A. VIRGINIA BEACH, July 21, 1990, age 46. She is survived by her sons, Robert (Leslie) Slaght of VA, Scott Slaght, Kenneth (Paulette) Slaght and Howard Anderson of VA; her grandson, James R. Slaght; her mother, Gladys Cochrane; her brother, David (Donna) Cochrane; 2 nieces; many aunts, uncles and cousins. No prior calling.

A Memorial Service will be held. THURS. EVE. at 7:30 at Gates Wesleyan Church, 2060 Long Pond Rd. Friends wishing may make contributions to their favorite charity in Beverly's memory.

Ciccariello, Lucy M. (Taddeo) July 31, 1990. Survived by her husband Frank Ciccariello; mother of Catherine (James) Arieno, Linda (Edward) Parrotte, Shelia Giannavola and her fiance' Matthew Woll; grandmother of William, Art, Jay Arieno, Mark Parrotte; sister of Joesph (Lucille), Angelo (Mary), Jerry (Josephine), Robert (Annette), Donald (Pat) Taddeo, and Marie Incardona; several nieces, nephews. Friends may call at the BARTOLOMEO FUNERAL HOME INC. Wednesday 7-9, Thursday 2-4, 7-9.

All are invited to her Funeral Services Friday 9 AM at Mother of Sorrows Church. Interment, Holy Sepul-chre Cemetery. Corke, Mary B. (Miles) July 31, 1990 at age 69, formerly of Philadelphia. Beloved wife of William F.

Corke. Survived by 2 sons daughters-in-law, Michael Elizabeth Corke, Kevin Karen Corke; 5 grandchildren, Richard, Mark, Lisa, Jason Matthew Corke; 2 brothers wives, John Mary Miles, Edward Mary Miles; 2 sisters, Theresa O'Brien Margaret Skalamera; many relatives friends. Friends may call Wednesday 7-9, Thursday 2-4, 7-9 at the Walker Brothers Co. Funeral Home 15 West Spencer-port. Funeral Mass Friday at 10 a.m.

at St. Christopher's Church. Interment Holy Ghost Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the Spencerport Volunteer Ambu-lance or Fire Dept. in her memory.

Doty, Queen Esther July 29, 1990. She is survived by her husband Ronald Doty; 1 daughter, Antoinette (Robert) Eberhart of Richmond, VA; mother, Mrs. Lydia Asberry; 1 brother, William (Jewel) Asberry 1 sister, Theresa (Carl) Ward; brother-in-law. Hubert Single-tary. all of Rochester; 2 aunts, Annie McCoy of Pittsburg, PA and Cailie Howard of Cleveland, OH; a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Funeral Service Friday 1 PM at Goodman Street Church of God, 690 N. Goodman St. Rev. Julian R. Cox officiating.

Interment Oakwood Cemetery, Penfieid. NY. Friends may call Thursday 2-4, 7-9 PM at Hall Funeral Home. 712 West Main St. Ef finger, William B.

Died on July 29, 1990. at age 65. He is survived by his wife, Loretta Effinger; daughter and son-in-law, Margaret and Gregory Parker of FL: son and daughter-in-law. Richard and Linda Effinger; sister, Mary Tschieder; brother and sister-m-law. Gerard and Mary Effinger; 12 grandchildren: many great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.

THURSDAY 2-4. 7-9 friends are invited to call Miller Funeral Homes tnc. 1625 Mt. Hope Ave wnee Prayers will be sad FRIDAY at 9 30AM followed by his Funeral Service at 10AM St. Augustine Church.

Interment Holy Spuchre Cemetery Faulisi: See Schutt, Nicole City to pay cost of dump cleanup FROM PAGE 1B teered to carry out some cleanup and further study of the site. "We operated it. We know we have some responsibility. There's work to be done. We can step in and do it," said Edward Doherty, the city's environmental services commissioner.

The work, including removal of low-level radioactive wastes, will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. Doherty said the city will ask industries involved in dumping at the site to assume some of the expense. CITY OFFICIALS HOPE that, by removing some wastes and monitoring others, they can convince the state that the site presents no threat at all and that it can be removed entirely from New York's list of hazardous waste sites. City leaders hope that "delisting" the site, in turn, might ease the financial crunch on owners of businesses located atop the former dump, which was turned into an industrial park in the early 1970s. The business owners say they have great difficulty selling their proper-; ty, borrowing against it or getting loans for expansion, because lending institutions are wary of investing in lands that are tainted by the aura, if not the actual presence, of hazardous waste.

"The city administration has a Vested interested in the economic viability of the area," Doherty said. we can ultimately 'delist' the Isite, it would remove a significant cloud of concern." The state DEC has studied the site, on Rochester's far west side, sporadically for nearly a decade. Unconfirmed reports suggested that industrial wastes had been dumped Rinfret touts death penalty FROM PAGE 1B serial killer Arthur J. Shawcross, 'who pleaded guilty to manslaughter 'in 1972. "In my judgment, the death sentence would not have permitted him to kill 11 more women.

I mean that's all there's to it. And I don't understand why there is even a question about it," said Rinfret. Shawcross is now accused of killing 10 women in Monroe County and one in Wayne County. The crimes were committed after Shawcross was paroled from prison in 1987, having served almost 15 years for first-degree manslaughter. The 1972 conviction related to the slaying of an 8-year-old girl in Wa-tertown, Jefferson County.

Rinfret said yesterday he supports legislation, sponsored by Sen. Dale M. Volker, R-Depew, that provides for the death penalty for several categories of murder convictions. The last time an inmate was executed in New York was in 1963. Key sections of the state law have since been invalidated by the courts, prompting bills to reinstitute the death penalty.

Cuomo has consis-. Le Roy may buy Mercygrove FROM PAGE 1B 40-foot heated swimming pool and 10 bathrooms. The grounds are spacious and unspoiled, and include two year-round cabins and a caretaker's house. The house was built in 1928 by Donald Woodward, son of Orator Woodward, who founded the Woodward dynasty. Donald's brother, Edward, built Jello into the food-industry giant it remains today.

Orator Woodward, who had already founded a large and prosperous food and patent-medicine business before he bought the rights to what later became Jello from a local carpenter and inventor named Pearl Wait in 1899, died in 1906. Edward took over as head of the family, manufactured Jello here and made it a household word in the whole nation. In 1925, the Woodwards then and now pronounced "Woodard" here sold the company to the Postum Cereal Co. of Battle Creek, for what local historian Wil Monroe plans waste center FROM PAGE 1B said. But Harding noted that requiring appointments also can be a way to monitor dangerous storage problems before they are made worse by moving them.

When people call in to make an appointment, the centers' staff will discuss the type and amount of chemical on hand. "There are people who have chemicals they probably shouldn't have and probably shouldn't be transporting, Harding said. One particular chemical becomes crystalline and can explode when moved. In especially dangerous situations, the county's hazardous materials team can be dispatched to neutralize the chemical, he said. The county may hire a contractor to manage the center.

Harding said the of Frasch, Robert W. On July 30, 1 990. Predeceased by his sister, Mrs. George (Joan) Cowley; He Is survived by his sisters, Mrs. Henry (Evelyn Joyce) Suchecki, Mrs.

George (Lyla) Gutmann; also many nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews; and a great-grandnlece; and his special friend, F.M. Paul Lyons. Mr. Fransch was the Director ol the Gannett School ol the Rochester Museum ol Sci ence and Man. Friends may call Friday 2-4, 6-6PM at Hedges Memorial Chapel Inc.

770 Main St. (at Alexander). A Memorial Service will be held Saturday 2PM in the Cobblestone Society Church Museum, Childs NY. Interment Private at the convenience ol the family. In lieu ol flowers those wishing may contribute to the Cobblestone Society, Albion NY.

Guarino, John L. July 30, 1990. Age 74 years. Beloved husband ol, Mary (Alalmo) Guarino; brother ol James (Nora) Guarino ol CA, Michael (Millie) Guarino, Dorothy (Dominick) Russo and Mary (Jack) Gerbino ol Manchester; sister-in-law, Jessie Guarino and Josephine Adams both ol CA; nieces and nephews. He was a Veteran of WWII.

Friends may call Tuesday evening 7-9 and Wednesday 2-4, 7-9PM at The Dierna Funeral Home, 2309 Culver Rd. (near Norton St.) Prayers Thursday morning at 8:30 followed by a Mass at 9 o'clock at The Church ol The Annunciation. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Guck, Richard John Tuesday July 31, 1990. He Is survived by his wile, Lorraine (Metzinger); a son and daughter-in-law, Peter and Laurie; daughter and son-in-law, Kathleen and Tim Smith; granddaughters, Jennifer and Elizabeth Smith; brother and sister-in-law, Leo and Doris Guck of FL; sister and brother-in-law, Patricia and Joseph Vlcek of GA; several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.

He was a decorated WWII veteran, member of the D.A.V. and very active with the Boy Scouts of America. Friends may call Thursday 2-4, 7-9 at the Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home, Inc. 1075 LONG POND ROAD (north of Maiden Lane). Funeral Mass Friday at 10 o'clock at Our Mother of Sorrows Church.

Entomb-ment Whitehaven Memorial Park. Innes, Charles (Scotty) 7 1, of Charlotte, NC, died suddenly, July 3 1, 1990. Born in Aberdeen, Scotland and a resident of Rochester for 31 years. He is survived by his wife, Helen; his daughter, Sheila Katz of Webster; his daughter, Aileen MacMillan ol Rutherfordton, NC and his son, Alan Innes of Simsbury, CT; 4 grandchildren; his sister, Nora Kane of Rochester and relatives In Scotland. Memorial contributions may be made to McQuaid Jesuit High School in his name.

Kline, William H. July 28, 1990. He is survived by his son, John W. Kline; a daughter, Billie Jean Goo-dale. Friends are invited to attend a Graveside Service Saturday afternoon at 2:00 in Webster Rural Cemetery.

Reference, Thomas F. Trott Funeral Home. Lawrence, Malcolm M. July 30, 1990. Survived by his wife, Patricia; daughter and son-in-law, Rachael and John Allen ol Clifton, NY; son, Geoffrey of Minneapolis, MN; step-sons, Kris, Marik and Frans Weterrlngs; granddaughter, Rebecca.

Funeral Services will be held in The Benjamin Goldstein Chapel at Temple B'rith Kodesh, 2131 Elmwood Ave. Wednesday August 1st at 2PM. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends wishing may contribute to St.

John Hospice, 150 Highland Ave. 14620 or their favorite charity in his memory. A period of mourning will be observed Wednesday following the Service and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9PM at 17 Northfield Gate, Pittsford. Arrangements, Parsky Funeral Home Inc. Legonelli, Joseph T.

jgj. July 30, 1990. Survived by his wile, Pauline(LaMarlina)Legon-)BSbs elli; daughters, Rose Marie I Beverly; grandchildren, Kim Marie Joseph Perrone; brother, Nicholas Legonelli; sister, Antoinette Merulla; nieces, nephews. He was a WWII Veteran and a member of the V.F. W.

Post 6597. Calling Tues. 7-9, Wed. 2-4, 7-9 at the Falvo Funeral Home 1395 N. Goodman St.

Funeral Service 8:30 from the Funeral Home and 9 at Christ the King Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre. (Phillips) July 30, 1990. Survived by her husband, John; sons, Michael (Sally) John (Marie); 4 grandchildren; brother, Joseph (Jennie) Phillips; nieces, nephews. Calling Tues.

7-9, Wed. 2-4, 7-9 at The Falvo Funeral Home 1395 N. Goodman St. Funeral Thursday 9:30 from the Funeral Home, 10 at St. Philip Neri Church, Inter-ment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Meinfel, Helene (Adrian) Helene Meintel on July 30, 1990. Predeceased by her husband, Gilbert (Gilly) and son, Raymond. She is survived by her son, John; daughters and sons-in-law, Marilyn Gerald Irwin, Doreen Meintel, and Mar- jorie Jack Collins; 5 grandchildren, Marisa, Elizabeth Karen Irwin, Kelly Jackie Lynn Collins; brother and sister-in-law. James Marilyn Adrian; nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the George J.

Funk Funeral Home, 1 1 19 Joseph at Norton Wednesday, 2-4, 7-9pm. Funeral Services, Thursday, August 2, 1990, at 9 in the Funeral Home and at Holy Cross Church. Interment, Holy Sepulcere Ceme-tery. Nasca, Samuel Laid to rest our beloved Samuel Nasca after a long isolated illness. He is survived by his brothers and their wives, Angelo and Parma.

John and Rose; sister-in-law, Mrs. K. Nasca; nieces, Barbara and Nancy and Mrs. Linda Clifford. 1 August 1071 21 Mm 1Mt In memory of our beloved son and brother Brian James Hardy on ms Birthday.

"Hunger only for a taste of justice, hunger only tor work) of truth." Sadly missed by Mom and Dad. tmers. Pamswi snd hAmmnm fnj pi '1 I -V" I I. -ran ill II (Mary), Robert, James (Lisa) of Ml, Judith (John) Loesch of OH, Janice (Lee) Treloar of Ml; 16 great-grandchildren; several nieces nephews. THURSDAY at 10 a.m.

friends are requested to go directly to Most Precious Blood Church, 219 Stenson St. for her Funeral Mass. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Those who wish may make con-tributions fo Most Precious Blood Church. BROCKPORT: Suddenly July 30, 1990.

tola M. Rodas, 81, Widow of Edward Rodas; She Is survived by her children, Norman (Fannie) Rodas, Doris (Richard) Gardner, Robert (Betty) Rodas, Luther "Bucky" (Shirley) Rodas, Lucille (Martin) Northrup, June (Kenneth) Blackburn, Marilyn (Wendell) White, Ronald (Patricia) Rodas; 3 sisters, Leona (William) Schwartz, Pearl LaDue, Luella Jennejohn; 23 grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren; many nieces, nephews and friends. She was predeceased by her granddaughter, Diane Gardner Weis. No prior calling. Friends are invited to attend a Funeral Service WED.

EVENING AUG. 1 at 7:30 at Thomas E. Burger Funeral Home Inc. 735 East Ave. Hilton.

Private Interment Lakeside Cemetery, Hamlin. Those wishing may make contributions to Hamlin Free Methodist Church Memorial Fund in her memory. Sanders, Harry Suddenly July 28, 1990. Survived by his parents Betty Berlin Sanders; 5 brothers grandfather Harry Smith. Friends may call Wednesday 2-4 7-9 pm at the G.

L. Dixon Funeral Home, 1080 North St Burial In Rockford, IL. Schutt, Nicole M. Died on July 30, 1990. She is the Infant daughter of Rick and Patty Schutt; 1 sister, Jennifer Faulisi; maternal grandparents, Joseph and Theresa Faulisi; paternal grandparents, George and Dorothy Schutt; great-grandfather, Thomas Faulisi; 7 aunts and uncles, Dana and Doreen (Faulisi) Pere-goy, Joseph and Catherine Faulisi, Philip Faulisi, Donna Faulisi, Janice Faulisi, Michael and Bonnie (Schutt) Luebbert, Roger Schutt of East Amherst, NY; several cousins.

THURSDAY 2-4 and 7-9 friends are invited to call at Miller Funeral Homes, 1625 Mt. Hope Ave. where Services will be held FRIDAY 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to Strong Memorial Hospital, co the Neonatal Intensive and Pediatric Care Unit, (601 Elmwood 14620) in her memory. Interment, Holy Sep-ulchre Cemetery.

Thompson, Esther M. FAIRPORT: July 30, 1990. She is survived by 1 brother, Russell Thompson of Hutchinson, MN; several nieces and nephew, and long time friend, Elisabeth Phillips. No prior calling. Services will be held in Hutchinson, MN.

Arrangements, Curtis Funeral Home Inc, Falrport. tently vetoed such legislation. At a meeting with the editorial board of the Democrat and Chronicle and Times-Union after yesterday's news conference, Rinfret was asked how the death penalty could have applied in the 1972 Shawcross case. Manslaughter is not one of the offenses punishable by death under Volker's bill. Rinfret acknowledged he was not familiar with the facts that led prosecutors to seek a manslaughter plea in 1972, but he suggested the district attorney might have handled the Shawcross case differently if the death penalty were an option.

"If you had the death sentence, you don't know if his decision would be the same," Rinfret said. Rinfret also said that the death penalty would give prosecutors an important tool for plea bargaining. "We have eliminated one of the classic and most telling negotiating instruments on the prosecution side." But Rinfret, in contending that the death penalty would give prosecutors added leverage in plea bargaining, appeared to contradict a previous statement. Last week in an interview with The New York Times, Rinfret suggested that plea bargaining should be eliminated. On other matters, Rinfret said he had no apologies for recently calling liam Brown Jr.

of Batavia estimates would be the equivalent of $750 million today. Donald, who shared in the riches, stayed away from the Jello business but became a pioneering aviator in Genesee County and a civic leader here. The property stayed in the family until 1943 when it was sold to the Sisters of Mercy in Buffalo for less than $100,000. It is known today as Mercygrove, the name given it by the sisters. Sister Anne Marie Fitzsimmons, a spokeswoman for the order that cares for the poor, the sick and the uneducated and which operates St.

Jerome Hospital in Batavia, said Mercygrove is being put on the market because it isn't used enough and requires more staff and maintenance than the order can give it. When the sisters bought the place, there were 450 nuns in the order, all of whom used it for rest, recuperation and vacations. Today, the membership is 250 and the nuns are now permitted to spend vacations with their families, or pick their own vacation sites, Sister Fitzsimmons said. the Massachusetts firm that handled the one-day collection has expressed interest in running the county's permanent center. The cost of construction would run about $100,000, officials estimate.

The collection center would consist of a prefabricated building and two sheds to store materials. The sheds would have special features to contain spills and ventilate vapors. Bottles and cans brought to center would be packed inside 50-gallon drums and covered with absorbent material until enough is collected to be hauled away. "Our main concern is to get it out the mainstream," Harding said. When these common household chemicals are thrown into the trash, they usually end up in landfills, which eventually leak their contents.

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