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2B DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, ROCHESTER, N.Y., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1995 Hill, Cecilia B. N.Y. schools chief sworn in METRO BRIEFING Rochester man arrested in check-cashing scheme A Rochester man is being held at the Monroe County Jail on charges that he stole checks from his mother and brother, cashing one for more than $112,000. This week's arrest marks the second time gambling appears to have drawn the attention of law enforcement to Joseph Mack Thomas, 37. In 1989, a federal judge sentenced him to 3 Vt years in prison for bilking a New Jersey casino of $500,000.

This time, Thomas faces federal charges of scheming to defraud a financial institution Chase Manhattan Bank. If convicted, he faces up to 30 years in prison, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Christopher Taffe. According to court documents filed by the Secret Service, Thomas was confronted by Atlantic City gambling officials when he tried to cash a check for $112,000 at a casino there. Later, according to documents, Thomas tried to cash the check at the Penfield branch of the bank in the name of John Sebastian on Friday.

After that was denied, he allegedly cashed the check at the Fair-port branch. Apartments' owner faces order to get rid of roaches Rochester officials will order the Lowe, Bertha CLIFTON SPRINGS. On September "10, 1995. Survived by 2 step-sons, Larry Lowe of Spencerport, Roger Lowe of Pelham, NY; 2 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Patrick Funeral Home in Clifton Spnngs, Wednesday 7-9.

Funeral services will be held Thursday 1 1 am at the funeral home. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Schichler, Frederick E. COHOCTON: 82, died 91195. Predeceased by 3 grandchildren, William Guilliams, Kevin Edmond Tammy LaClair.

He was employed at the Standard Brewery Co. of Rochester for 30 years. Survived by a Special Friend, Dora Amidon of Hornell; 2 sons and daughters-in-law, Frsd a Jean of Rochester 4 Joseph 4 Roxy of Bath; 5 daughters and sons-in-law. Joann 4 William Guilliams of Sanford, NC, Cathy 4 Gary Westfall of Elmira. Dorothy Clay of Sanford.

NC, Ann Marie Vangorder of Avoca and Rita 4 John Edmond of Cary. NC; 1 sister, Rita Cronin of Lake Luzerne, NY; 1 brother, William of FL; 18 grand 4 16 great-grandchildren; several nieces 4 nephews. Friends may call 2-4 4 7-9 Wednesday at the ST. GEORGE-STANTON FUNERAL HOME, 109 West Naples Street, Wayland. Prayer Services in the Funeral Home 10:15 AM Thursday followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00 AM in St.

Plus Church, Cohocton, Rev. Charles Manning Celebrant. Interment Holy Ghost Cemetery, Rochester. Cont. may be made to the Cohocton Ambulance Corps.

Frederick, George W. FARMINGTON: September 11, 1995. Survived by his wife, Mary; 2 sisters, Viola Frederick, Bernadine (Bud) Rowley; sisters-in-law, Florence Brown and Ruth Brown; brother-in-law, Percy Brown. Friends may call Wednesday evening 7-9, Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 at THE MERTON KAYS FUNERAL HOME, 59 Monroe Honeoye Falls, where Services will be held Friday at 11 AM. Interment, Honeoye Falls Cemetery.

Friends may express their sympathy to the Seventh Day Adventist Church, 2639 Ridge Road East, Rochester, 14622 in memory of Mrs. Frederick. Gardner, Harry W. FARMINGTON: Harry W. Gardner, 70, died Sept.

1 1 at his home in Pumpkin Hook. An active member of th IOOF. Mr. Gardner was Past Grand Patriarch of the State of New. York Grand Encampment.

Survivors include his wife Martha (Burgess) Gardner, Farmington; his children Harry R. 4 Martha Gardner, Beverly 4 Francis LaClair and Charles W. 4 Joyce Gardner all of Constable, NY, David A. 4 Lynne Gardner, Phoenix, AZ, Christopher A. Gardner, Tempe, AZ and James S.

Gardner, Canandaigua; 10 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren; his sister, Virginia Delano, Farmington; sisters-in-law, Mary Burgess, Stanley and Ruth Gardner, Farmington and several nieces 4 nephews. Mr. Gardner was predeceased by a daughter, Julie Dee Gardner and a son Clyde Charles Gardner. Friends may call at the Kennedy 4 Son Funeral Home, 15 Bristol Canandaigua Thursday from 2-4 4 where a funeral service will be held Friday afternoon at 2. Burial will be in the North Farmington Cemetery.

Contributions in his memory may be made to the charity of the donor's choice Arbogast, Dorothy NEWARK: On September 12, 1995 at age 87. Survived by sons Carl (Virglnla)i of Marion, Claude (Shirley) of Newark, Larry '(Joyce) of Wellsville; a daughter Linda (Junior) Roberts of Sodus; 13 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren 4 1 great, great-granddaughter. Friends may call Thursday, 7-9 at the Parker-Rayfield 4 Murphy Funeral Home, 127 E. Miller St. where funeral services will be Friday, 11 am.

Burial, East Palmyra Cemetery. Memorials in her memory may be made to the DeMay Living Center, Driving Park, Newark, 14513. Brumm, Harold C. NEWARK: On Sept. 11, 1995 at age 72.

He is survived by his wife Inez; sons and. daughters-in-law Steven and Joanne of Newark, David and Marie of Pompano-Beach, FL and Jonnathan of Irondequoit; sister and brother-in-law Helen and Robert Fuller of Newark; ,3 grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Friends may call Wed. 2-4 4 7-9 at the Parker Rayfield 4 Murphy Funeral Home, 127 E. Miller St, Newark, where Funeral Services will be Thursday 11:00 a.m.

Burial E. Newark Cemetery. Memorials to First United Methodist Church Living Memorial Fund or Wayne County Unit American Cancer Society. Rugaber, Julia September 10. 1995.

Survived by brother, Ralph C. (Roberta) Rugaber of Wellsville; 2 nephews and 1 niece, Kenneth (Barbara), Bruce (Nancy) and Janice Rugaber; 5 great nephews. Friends are welcome to call at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 41 South Main Fairport, Thursday 6-8 PM Funeral Service will be held Saturday 1 PM at the Embser Funeral Home, Wellsville, NY. Interment, West Hill Cemetery, Galeton, PA.

Sherwood, Mary Jane On September 10, 1995, at age 73 years. Predeceased by 2 sisters, Florence Futter, Gertrude Nichols. She is survived by 3 sons, Henry, Raymond, and Edward Sherwood all of NC; 3 brothers, Robert, William, and Eberly Burch; many grandchildren, several nieces and nephews and many friends. Burial held at the convenience of the family. Ref.

Miller Funeral Homes Inc. Smith, Genevieve On September 10, 1995. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Jean and Ray Eliason; 2 grandchildren, Steven (Ann) Eliason and Jacqueline (Robert) Salsbury; a great granddaughter, Amy Lee Poole. Friends may attend a Memorial Service Thursday at 1 PM In the Friendly Home, 3156 East Ave. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Open Door Mission, 156 N.

Plymouth Rochester, 1 4608. Arr. HEDGES MEMORIAL CHAPEL, INC. Smith, Jean Hemmer OCALA, FL: September 12, 1995. Age 77.

Formerly of Rochester. She is survived by her husband, William L. Smith of Ocala, FL; sons, Garry P. Smith of Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, Timothy W. Smith of New Port Richey, FL; daughter, Kathleen West of Mt.

Sterling, KY; 4 grandchildren. She was retired social worker for St. Ann's Home in Rochester for 15 years and a member of Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Sorrentino Antonio Greece N.Y. September 11, 1995.

Husband of Tanina LaManna, Father of Felice (Maria) Sorrentino. Grandfather of Tania and Deanna Sorrentino, several Nieces Nephews. BARTOLOMEO FUNERAL HOME INC. 1425 Lexington Ave visitation Wednesday 2-4 A 7-9. Funeral Service Thursday 8:45 at the Funeral Home, 9:30 at St.

John the Evangelist Church, Ridge Rd. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. von Rathonyi, Karl Sept. 11, 1995. Predeceased by his wife Berta Seidl vonRathonyi.

He is survived by his children, Karl (Mary) Arthur (Alice) vonRathonyi both of Rochester, NY, Gottfried (Tina) vonRathonyi of Mexico, Agnes (Paul) St. James of Albion, NY, Margrlt (Rachmat) Umar of CA, Lujza (Judson) Rockcastle of Bloomfield, NY Gabriella (Jim) Anderson of CA; 20 grandchildren 4 great grandchildren. He was a Kodak retiree. Friends may call Tuesday Wednesday 2-4 7-9 PM at the Crawford Funeral Home, 495 N. Winton Rd.

(between Browncroft Humboldt), where a funeral service will be held Thursday at 10AM. Private interment Mt. Hops Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, friends may contribute to American Cancer Society in Karl's memory. Walker, Christine On September 10, 1995.

Survived by 2 sons, Freddie and Wayne; 2 daughters, Veronica Lofton and Wanda Curry; 3 brothers; 2 sisters, 9 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren; niece, Joelarise Burroughs: other relatives friends. Calling Hours Friday 7-9 PM (Only) at the Metropolitan Funeral Chapels, 109 West Ave. Funeral Service, Saturday 1 1 :00 AM at Faith Temple Apostolic Church, 141 Arnett Rev. Melvin Cross, officiating. Interment Falls Cemetery, Greece, NY.

Wight, Vincent BROCKPORT: On Monday, September 1 1 1995. He is survived by his wife, Anna; 2 sons, Dean (Rebecca) of Brockport and Dennis (Diane) of Albion; step-daughter, Norma Herenden; step-son, Fred Smith; 10 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren. Friends may call Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the Fowler Funeral Home, 52 State Brockport, where Funeral Service will be held following visiting at 9 PM. Interment private at the convenience of the family. Friends may make contributions to Lakeside Memorial Hospital or to the Brockport Ambulance Corps.

Area Deaths Outside Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Sept. 1 2, 1 995 at age 81 She is survived by her daughter, Sandra Woodard; sister, Agnes Hill; brother, Thomas (Carmella) Rottman; 2 grandchildren, Steven Gregory; several nieces nephews. THURSDAY 2-4 7-9 PM friends are invited to call at the Miller Funeral Homes, 1625 Mt. Hope Ave.

FRIDAY 9:30 AM her Funeral Service will be held at the funeral home. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Contributions to Camp Good Days Special Times in her memory. Kozlowski, Helen I (Reimer) September 11,1 995. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Leon Gene Reimer; her granddaughters, Karen Reimer, Janice (Duane) Dombrowski; her grandson, Kirt (Martha) Reimer; her great grandchildren, Matthew and Jacob Reimer, Nathan, Elizabeth and Emily Dombrowski; her sisters-in-law, Florence Mosakowski, Adline (Frank) Garbacik, Cecelia (Walter) Szczepanski, Violet Grzelak; her brothers-in-law, John (Jennie) Reimer, Leonard (Madlyn) Reimer; many nieces and nephews.

Friends may call Wednesday 2-4, 7-9 at THE RICHARD FELERSKI FUNERAL HOME INC. 1005 Hudson Ave where prayers will be offered Thursday at 9:30 followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 at St. Casimir Polish National Catholic Church (Simpson Rd). Interment St. Casimir Cemetery.

Contributions to the memorial fund of St. Casimir Church in her memory would be appreciated. Martinez-Guzman, Felix Leaves to mourn his wife, Crescencia Figueroa-Martinez; son and daughter, Manuel and Carmen; step-sons, Castulo, Orlando, Jose, William, Nelson and Miguel; 25 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren, Calling hours Wednesday 2-4, 7-9 at Gregory Sears Funeral Home 890 N. Plymouth Ave. Funeral Mass Thursday 10 am St.

Michael's Churoh. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. McOevitt, Daniel J. Sept. 11, 1995.

He is survived by his wife, Sue; his sons, Daniel, David and John and their wives, Sue, Mary and Helen; his daughter, Lori and her husband, Dan; his grandchildren, David, Brittany and Bethany. Memorial Mass to be held THURSDAY, Sept. 14th at 11am at Good Shepherd Church. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to QRHC or Cancer Action. Meltzer, Arthur A.

Age 69, formerly of Rochester, NY passed away on Sunday, Sept 10, 1995. Loving husband of Jeanne Meltzer; beloved father of Nancy Sandrow, Linda (Richard) Grossfeld and- Robert Meltzer; loving grandfather of Alex, Eric, Kevin, Jeffery and Lindsey. Also survived by sisters Ethel Zweig and Esther Clicken and brothers Seymour Meltzer and Harold Meltzer. In lieu of flowers donation to Hospice By the Sea, 1531 W. Paimetto Park Rd.

Boca Raton, FL 33488. Services where held. Arr, Levitt-Weinstein, Miami, 305-274-0641 Merle, Robert H. Sept. 6, 1995.

Sun City, FL. Formerly of Irondequoit, NY. 1 Predeceased by wife, Frances. Slirvivari hv 9 finnn anri 1 daughter, Richard (Janet), Sandra and Peter (Cynthia), grandchildren, Robert, Anne Marie, Peter and William Merle; his brothers, Verne and Willis Merle; several nieces and nephews. Memorial Services will be held at White Haven Memorial Chapel, Sept.

16 at 1:00 PM, interment to follow. The Reverend Ernest Clemens will officiate. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be donated to the American Heart Association or the American Cancer Society. Minsk, Rose S. A September 12, 1995.

Survived by her husband, Louis 'V' daughters sons-in-law, Barb-v ara Dr. Yehuda Baskin, Maria Joseph Shafran, all of University Heights, OH; grandchildren, Philip, Benjamin, Jonathan Joseph Baskin, Eric, liana David Shafran; sister, Lilly Biblash of Brooklyn, NY Those wishing to attend graveside servi-, ces Wednesday, September 13th may gather at the main entrance to Mt. Hope Cemetery. Services at 1 PM. Friends wishing may contribute to their favorite charity in her memory.

Shiva will be observed in University Heights, OH. Arrangements: Parsky Funeral Home. Ouellette, Renaud H. "Ray" "Frenchy" Sept. 12, 1995.

Predeceased by his wife, Lucille. survived By his children, Diane (Gerald) Taririan William (Elizabeth) Ouellette, Richard (Cathy) Ouellette, Joanne (John) Bracken; 9 grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Rejeanne (Gilles) Binnette of Canada, Marie (Gerry) LaLiberty, Robert (Anita) Ouellette, Jean (Francine) Ouellette of Maine, Bert (Annette) Geotfroy of Maine. He was a member of The American Legion and Moose Club and in Drywall Construction since 1 960 in Rochester and a Veteran of WWII. Friends may call at The Leo M. Bean Funeral Home, 2771 Chili Wed.

7-9, Thurs. 2-4 7-9. Funeral Mass Fri. 11:30 AM at St. Pius The Church.

Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Memorials to Rochester General Hospital. Polansky, William Monday, September 11, 1995. He is survived by his wife, Martha (Shalaida) Polansky; sons and daughters-in-law, Daniel Diane of CT, David Debra of CO; grandchildren, Robert, Marc, Thomas and Brian; brother, Alex Polansky of Little Falls, NY; sisters, Mary Kazmierski of Little Falls, NY, Helen Korniat of Frankfort, NY, Rose Parks of Dolgeville, NY; several nieces and nephews. He was a WWII Marine Corp veteran, retiree of the Eastman Kodak member of the Marine Corp League and Our Lady of Mercy Church and active with the Boy Scouts of America.

Friends may call Wednesday 2-4, 7-9 at the Vay Schleich and Meeson Funeral Home 2692 DEWEY AVE. Services and interment will be held in Pennsylvania. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Mt. Carmel House may be made in his memory. Roy, Ida M.

(Carlin) 11, 1995. Survived by her husband, Philip daughters, Donna Roy of Blnghamton, NY, Karen (James) Kozlowsky, Kathleen Fuller of New Mexico, Mary Roy (William) Little of Albany; sons, Philip F. (Caroline) of MA, David (Vivian) of TX, James of ND; 8 grandchildren; sister, Corinne Carlin of Syracuse; brothers, Donald Carlin, Anthony (May) Carlin of FL. Friends may call at the Leo M. Bean Funeral Home, 2771 Chili Ave.

Fri. 2-4 4 7-9. Funeral Mass Sat. 9 AM at St. Pius The Tenth Church, 3032 Chili Ave.

Memorials to St. Pius The Tenth Memorial Fund. Seeger, Marile Beth OTEGO: Age 62, died Monday, September 11, 1995. Former resident of Fairport and Williamson. Wife of Richard A.

of Otego, NY; mother of David E. of Otego, NY, Mark A. of Wellsbridge, NY and Cindy A. Perry of Unadilla, NY; sister of William Manzer of FL and Edward Manzer of Rochester. Calling Hours will be on Thursday, 7-9 PM at Bookhout Funeral Home, 30 River Otego, NY and on Friday 1 1 AM -1 PM at Thomas E.

Burger Funeral Home, 735 East Hilton. Graveside Funeral Services will be at 1:30 PM, Friday in the Parma Union Cemetery, Parma. Memorial donations to the Otego Emergency Squad, Otego, NY 13825. THK ASSCX.1A1 Fl PRESS NEW YORK As he was sworn in as state education commissioner yesterday, it became quite clear whom Richard Mills will have to answer to if he fails to improve New York's public schools. Not Gov.

George Pataki but sixth-graders Sabrina Boza and Ja-red Hamilton and other students at P.S. 31 in the Bronx who wrote an oath of office that Mills took. Hand on a Bible, Mills vowed to "do the best I can to prepare New York state schools for the future," and "not retire until all schools are safe and have all the books, comput era and teachers they need." "I'm going to hold him to this," said Carl Hayden, chancellor of the state Board of Regents. The official oath of office the one required by law was adminis tered before the children oath. Love triangle at bottom of sniping spree THF ASSOCIATED PRESS RIVERHEAD A love triangle involving rival topless dancers emerged yesterday as a man pleaded guilty to murder and other charges in a sniper spree that terrorized Suffolk County last summer.

Peter Sylvester, 25, confirmed in court that he was the rifleman who targeted innocent victims with a rifle over 13 days. One man was killed, a woman was seriously wounded and another man was terrorized before the sniping was over. Paul Gianelli, Sylvester's' attorney, said his client planned the shootings to distract attention from his real target: A topless dancer who had stolen the boyfriend of a rival dancer. Sylvester conducted the shooting spree in order to create a smoke screen for his real victim, the lawyer said. The dancer who was Sylvester's real target was never shot at.

The shooting set off the largest manhunt in Suffolk County history, with more than 200 police officers involved. The defense said the spurned dancer wanted Sylvester to murder her ex-boyfriend's new love. But the prosecution insisted the spurned dancer knew nothing of the shootings until after they occurred. Suffolk County District Attorney James Catterson agreed that Sylvester's shootings were planned as a distraction, and that the new girlfriend was the apparent target. Gianelli said there was "no romantic relationship" between Sylvester and the spurned dancer.

Gianelli said Sylvester might have been trying to impress her. Sylvester pleaded guilty to murder, assault, reckless endangerment and burglary. He faces a minimum of 35 years to life at his Sept. 27 sentencing under terms of the plea bargain to a 24-count indictment. Catterson said the unidentified dancer had waived immunity to testify before the grand jury.

No charges have been filed against her. Judges FROM PAGE IB County Court judges William H. Bristol and Charles T. Maloy, and Supreme Court justices Francis A. Affronti and Harold L.

Galloway. None of the judges, however, were asked if they wanted to be in the first five, judges said. Indeed, several judges didn't know about the selection of the others until told by a reporter. "I sure don't understand it," Bristol said. "It doesn't seem consistent with Total Quality Management principles as I understand them." "I think it suggests to me another of the byproducts or ripple effects of this terrible law," said William Clauss, an assistant federal public defender.

"Now we have certain judges who would be death-penalty judges and certain judges who won't. I don't know if in the final analysis that's good for the system." But not all judges who weren't chosen are unhappy. "It doesn't make much difference to me who handles the death penalty cases," Maloy said. "They're going to be lengthy and they're going to interrupt the system." The death penalty returned to New York Sept 1. Death by lethal injection is allowed in some intentional murders, Including the killing of a police officer, contract and terrorist killings, slayings committed during another felony, serial killings, and slayings involving torture.

But so far, prosecutors haven't identified a single case in the state where they would seek the death penalty. Mills had been education commissioner in Vermont since 1988. Mills chose the Bronx school because of its high performance on city and state reading tests. He spent the morning reading to kin-dergartners, sitting in on a meteorology lesson, watching a chess match and taking a turn at Macbeth with a class of sixth-graders. Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER.

Adams, Harry S. CHURCHVILLEBERGEN: Sept. 10, 1995. Survived by his wife. Jessie; a son, Nelson (Betty) Adams; 3 daughters, Shirley (Tom) Singland, Marilyn (Richard) Fisher, Carol (Robert) Magoffin; 16 grandchildren; 21 great grandchildren; 2 sisters, Carolyn Cotter, Edna Whitmore; nieces, nephews.

No prior calling. Friends may attend a Memorial Service Saturday, 2 PM at the Churchville United Methodist Church. Memorials may be made to the Church in his memory. Bacher, Alice September 11,1 995, age 80. Predeceased by her husband, Edward C.

Bacher. She is survived by her son, Kenneth E. Bacher; friend, Nick Gulick; friend, Elmer OeBuck; sister-in-law, Salesia (Joseph) Bacher; aunt, Marian Dobbler; several nieces and nephews; many close friands. No prior calling. A memorial service will be announced in late September.

Contributions may be made to The Park Ridge Foundation. Bless, Anne September 10, 1995. Friends may call Tuesday 7-9, Wednesday 2-4 7-9, Thursday 2-4 7-9, 342 Kimberly Drive. Friends wishing may contribute to the Jewish Home Foundation in her memory. Bullock, Frances Spann Frances Spann-Bullock.

September '10, 1995. She is survived by husband, Johnny R. Bullock; 2 daughters, Senitra and Theresa A Castlberry; 3 step-children, Vlcy, Cindy, and Troy Bullock; 1 grandchild, 5 sisters, Bertha (Johnnie) Long, Janice Spann, Neva Spann Kirkland, Gwendolyn (Willy) Irvin, Minister Evelyn (Dr. David) Hargett; aunts, a host of nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. Service Friday 12 noon at the Antioch Baptist Church, 144 Baden St.

Friends may call 6pm to 9pm at Hall Funeral Home, 712 W. Main St. Canady, Lucille Sept. 11, 1995. She survived by 3 sons, Nathaniel of FL, Pondexter and Enoch Canady, daughter, Bernice Clemens, Roch.

Friends may call Thursday 7-9 p.m. at the Funeral Home of E. LATIMER SON, 983 S. Plymouth Ave. Funeral Service Friday, 12 noon, Mt.

Zlon Progressive Missionary Baptist Church, 131 Bronson Ave. Rev. Solomon Dillon officiating. Interment Riverside Cemetery. Cottone, Francesco Realmonte, A Sicilia, died 91295, age 92, died peacefully in home surrounded by entire family.

Survived by wife, Teresa Tuttolomondo; sons, daughters and in-laws, Rosalia Antonio Licata of Rochester, Cologero Maria Cottone of Italy, Antonino Eleanora Cottone of Canada, Raimondo Concetta Cottone of Italy, Eleanora Giuseppe Cottone of Italy, Mariangelica predeceased husband Giovanni Mallia of Canada and predeceased son Pasquale and wife Roselle Cottone of Germany; 21 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren. Services are being held at St. Domenico Church, Realmonte, A.G., Sicilia. Pending Services at St. Theodore's Church at a later date here in Rochester.

Edwards, Floretta On September 8, 1995. Survived by three sons, Gussie, Odell and Blake; father, Frank Edwards; two brothers, Frank Jr. and Martin; two sisters, Owinda Davis and Lisa Edwards; other relatives friends. Calling hours Thursday 7-9 P.M. (Only) at the Metropolitan Funeral Chapels, 109 West Ave.

Funeral service, Friday 10:00 a.m. at the Chapel Rev. Francis Radcliffe, Officiating. Interment Riverside Cemetery. i Ehrlich, Edward C.

Monday, September 11, 1995, age 92. Survived by his wife, A. Marie Ehrlich; his son, Edward C. (Janet) Ehrlich; his daughter, Doris (Peter) VanSlooten; 7 grandchildren, Dr. Susan Ehrlich, Catherine (Paul) Mattie, Stephen (Carolyn) Ehrlich, James Ehrlich, John (Lore) Ehrlich, Karen (Pete) Zotos, Terry (Sherry) VanSlooten; 4 great grandchildren.

Friends are invited to attend his Memorial Service SATURDAY afternoon at 1 :30 PM at Asbury First United Methodist Church, 1050 East Ave. Interment, White Haven Memorial Park at the convenience of the family. Friends wishing may make memorials to The Rochester Friendly Home or to The Pittsford Volunteer Ambulance. Arrangements entrusted to Vay-Schleich Meeson. Eve, Isabelle M.

8-10-95 in Mesa, Arizona. Survived by sons, Robert and Thomas Eve; daughters, Jean Eve and Joan Heckaman; sisters, Mary Elliott, Nellie Crowley, Polly Madigan; brother, Roger Mascle; 14 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren. Memorials to Lutheran Hospice Fund, 525 W. Brown Mesa, AZ 85201 Fallon, Paul E. September 12, 1995.

PfcsSst Pedeceased by his wives, Eileen (Hennessey) Fallon and Irene sons, Bernard (Rhodora) Fallon, Paul Fallon (TJonna Dl VifitrnV firanrlsnns anH Christopher Fallon; Nieces, Nephews iousins. Friends are Invited in VJnnrt Pi inAral Home, 1530 Buffalo Rd. at Howard Thursday 2-4 7-8 followed hu a Service. Interment Holv Sepulchre Cemetery at the family's convenience. Expressions of sympathy may be directed to the American Cancer Society in his memory.

oGallo, Angela A. (Sellltto) Sept 11, 1995. Predeceased by her brothers, Louis and Auoust Sellitto. Survived by her husband James; sons, Angelo (Kathleen) of Vestal, NY, Dr. August (Sandra) of Lafayette, LA; grandchildren, Stephen, Melissa, Julie, Nicholas, Christopher, and Andrea; nieces, nephews.

She was member of the St, Andrews Rosary Society. Calling Tues. 7-9, Wed 2-4, 7-9 at the Falvo Funeral Home Inc. 1395 N. Goodman Street.

Funeral Thur. 9:30 from the funeral home and 10am at St. Andrew's Church. Entompment Holy Sepulchre. Gilbert, Ruth Spencerport, On Tuesday September 12, 1995.

She Is survived by her husband Edward; 2 daughters, Cheryl of Philadelphia, PA, Glena. Riverside, CA; 2 sisters, Barbara Conroy of Lyons, NY, Janet Gallogly of llion; her parents, Arthur and Mary Hollows of Hannibal. NY. Friends may call Friday 2-4, and 6-8 om at the Fowler Funeral Home 52 State Brockport, where Funeral Services will be held at 8 pm following calling. Interment Hannibal Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers. friends may contribute to Compeer Inc. 259 Monroe Ave, Rochester, 14607 owner of the apartment complex at ld45 Dewey Ave. to correct violations such as roach infestation and leaky plumbing, a city spokesman said yesterday. Two apartments in the 16-unit complex were inspected Sept 1 and the violations were found by the citys Property Conservation Department.

Tenants said the apartments were fumigated Monday but roaches were still crawling the walls in some apartments Monday night. Terry Borshoff, director of property conservation, said the city would be mailing a letter to landlord Michael Kinel today, which would request that the other 14 units be inspected as well. About 30 people, tenants and former tenants of the complex, marched outside the building Monday protesting the condition of their homes and what they feel is neglect on the part of their landlords. Shotgun blast rips car; driver hit, hospitalized A Rochester man was wounded last night by pellets from a shotgun blast, police said. Lemuel Jones of 244 Kenwood Ave.

was in satisfactory condition at Rochester General Hospital last night. He had been hit in the neck and shoulder, a hospital spokeswoman said. Jones was driving a vehicle in Daus Alley with his girlfriend in the passenger seat when someone fired a shotgun two or three times at the rear of the car. The gunshots shattered the rear window of the vehicle before it slammed into a telephone pole. The girlfriend was not injured.

Police were searching for a suspect last night. Conference today stresses making peace among kids Cornell Cooperative Extension Monroe County will present "Children as Peacemakers" today, a conference for adults who work with school-age children. The conference, which will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cornell Cooperative Extension at 249 Highland Ave.

in Rochester, will focus on violence prevention and conflict resolution. Cornell faculty member Jennifer Birckmayer will talk about "Violence in the Lives of Children; What can we do about it?" For more information, call 461-1000. FAA awards $3 million to airport for rescue facility The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded Greater Rochester International Airport a second $3 million grant for a new rescue and firefighting training facility. Rochester was selected as the site for the training facility last year in a competition with several other airports. The award was announced yesterday.

The project is a cooperative effort between Monroe County and Rochester. The FAA awarded the airport $400,000 last year for design work. The initial $3 million grant was announced in April. Construction of the facility is set for 1996. It will include a burn area, fire vehicle maneuvering area and fuel and water storage tanks.

The federal government will pay for 90 percent of the cost of the project. The state and local governments will pay the remainder. In Memoriam Good, Lois K. Sept. 13, 1994.

Family and friends miss vou very much. We know you are in the hands of God and there are no more tears in heaven. We love you. Mom and Dad, grandma, Jimmy, Enoch and Joanne. Puis, Maizie Dear Mom, its been 9 months since you left us.

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1-800-254-5545 all you want! Kuntz, Donald Charles CANANDAIGUA. Age 79, formerly of Co. Rd. 17, died Monday, Sept. 1 1, 1995 at the Falls Nursing Home in Montour Falls, NY.

Mr. Kuntz was born April 24, 1916 In Rochester, NY. He was the son of the late Joseph and Maude Shannon Kuntz. He made his home for several years with his cousin and wife, Ted and Doris Kuntz, of Canandaigua. He is survived by his sister Alice DeRycke of Douglas, Wyoming, 1 nephew and several nieces and cousins.

There will be no prior calling hours. Graveside services will be held Thursday, Sept 14, at 2 pm at Riverside Cemetery in Rochester. Rev. Virgil Versteeg will officiate. Memorial contributions may be made to the Stanley-Hall-Gorham Ambulance Gorham, NY 14461.

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