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2D DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, ROCHESTER, N.Y., MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1992 State budget cuts sink theater troupe they are too few to perform shows or teach programs, and will have to disband the Institute altogether. Unless the Legislature acts to restore funding before the scheduled end of session June 26, the cut will stand. A bill has been introduced in the Assembly, but not in the Senate. During its 18 years, the Theatre Institute has staged four productions of Wizard, and each time Aroeste has taken on his role. The Cowardly Lion is its unofficial logo.

"It's really known as the signature piece of our company," Nicoll said. "It's ironic that we should close this season with that." Van Allen, Harold Jr. (Harry) June 14, 1992. Survived by his loving friend and companion, Joe deVita; son of Edythe P. Van Allen; brother of Kathleen (Richard) Spinelli, William (Linda) Van Allen, Thomas (Jean) Van Allen, Michael (Kathy) Van Allen; his foster sister, Linda Musclow; several nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles cousins.

Friends may call Monday 2-4, 7-9 at the BARTOLOMEO FUNERAL HOME, 1425 Lexington (between 390 Mt. Read). Private Interment. A Memorial Service will follow at a later date to be announced. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Harry's memory to P.A.W.S., P.O.

Box 244, Albion NY, 14411 Walden, (Wilma)Quinetra June 13, 1992. Survived by her parents, Wimlin Wilhelmenla Walden; sister, Zeno-bia; brothers, Bernard (Deidre), Reginald Jeraid; host of other relatives and friend6. Friends may call Tuesday 2-4 8i 7-9 at Metorpolltan Funeral Chapels, 109 West Ave. Funeral Wednesday 12NOON at New Bethel C. M.E.

Church, 270 Scio Street, Rev. Raymond L. Graves officiating. Inter-ment, Oakwood Cemetery. Wells, Dorothy M.

June 13, 1992. Mrs. Wells is predeceased by her husband, Robert H. Wells Sr. She is survived by her son, Robert H.

(Jean) Wells daughter, Dorothy A. (Harry) Longdue; brother, George (Fran) Macomber of 4 grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren. Friends are invited to attend a Service of Remembrance Monday evening 7 o'clock at the Greece Assembly of God Church, 750 Long Pond Rd. Expressions of Sympathy can be directed to the Greece Asembly of God Church Memorial Fund. (Nulton Funeral Home).

PENFIELD: June 14, 1992. Mrs. McGraw is survived by her husband, William F. McGraw; daughter and her husband. Kathleen James Growney; grandchildren, Julie James Growney; nieces, nephews.

Friends are invited to Nulton Funeral Home, 1704 Penfield Road, Monday evening 7-9 and a Funeral Mass Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, St. Joseph's Church. Interment at the family's convenience. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy to the School of the Holy Childhood. Morrealle, Timothy June 12, 1992.

Survived by his wife, Marilyn (Bow); sister, Annette (John) Staples; his mother-in-law and father-in-law, Roy and Mildred Bow; nieces, nephews. No prior calling. Relatives and friends wishing may attend a Memorial Mass Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. Cecelia's Church.

Donations may be made to the American Heart Assoc. Arrangements, Falvo. Orlowski, Kathryn J. WALWORTH: June 14, 1992. Mrs.

Orlowski is survived by her husband, Michael; brothers, Henry Forkell of Dansville and Alfred Forked of Gates; sister. Hazel Draper of Rochester; sister-in-law, Marion Forkell of Greece; several nieces, nephews, great nieces great nephews. Friends are Invited to Nulton Funeral Home, 1704 Penfield Tuesday 2-4 7-9PM where a Funeral Service will be held Wednesday 2PM. Interment. White Haven Pites, Mary (Mae Riordan) June 13, 1992.

She is survived by her daughter and son-ln-iaw, Mary Ellen Richard James Lay; a brother, John Riordan; 2 granddaughters, Jennifer Melissa Lay: several nieces and nephews. Her Funeral Mass will be held Tuesday morning at 9:30 in Blessed Sacrament Church. Interment, Webster Rural Cemetery. Arrangements, Thomas F. Trott Funeral Home.

Popoli, Robert A. Actors saddened when show closes The Associated Press ALBANY When Joel Aroeste danced down the yellow brick road as the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz yesterday, he was reprising a role he had monopolized for 18 years. Perhaps for the last time. Barring action by the state Legislature in the next few weeks, yesterday's show was the last for the New York State Theatre Institute, a troupe that has combined performance with education since 1974. Funded through the State University of New York, the Institute is losing 75 percent of its $2 million budget, a cut members say will kill the theater.

Yesterday's matinee performance was a farewell. After an energetic two-hour show complete with flying monkeys, good and evil witches, munchkins and tornado, the cast came out for a bow, cut off the orchestra's exit music, and told the near-sell-out audience what the theater had meant to them. "I started playing (the Lion) it when I was 23 years old, and it landed me in an incredible theatri Seneca Nation gets part The Associated Press SALAMANCA Each member of the Seneca Nation of Indians over 18 years old received $2,000 from the nation this weekend, part of the $60 million payment the nation received to settle past inequities in lease payments for land it owns. New York chipped in $25 million of the settlement, and Seneca Nation president Calvin "Kelly" John received the first of three annual payments of $5.4 million during a trip to Albany on Friday. "This was meant to be imple Shooting brings tales of love triangle cal experience," Aroeste said in a dressing-room interview before the performance.

Aroeste, now 43, had just received his degree in theater from SUNY Albany when a group of theater professionals from Moscow invited his student company to the Soviet Union. They performed The Wizard of Oz. The group's success abroad led to continued performances in this country, and to the Legislature establishing them as a state-funded troupe in 1974. The Theatre Institute, with a corps of 59 actors, technicians and support staff, has done about five productions a year, with an emphasis on children's theater. During the school year, the company has traveled to schools and invited classes to the state's egg-shaped theater near the state Capitol.

"The whole concept was to use theater as a means of teaching curriculum," said Institute spokesman Ron Nicoll. "It could be a math or computer class, or geography or social studies." Students who think computers are boring were excited to find out that computers control lighting and sound in a modern theater, he said. One group of students studying mented and the state and federal governments have lived up to their obligations," he said. The money came under the Seneca Nation Settlement Act signed in 1990 by President Bush. In addition to the payment for past inequities, the act provided for the renegotiation of leases that, in the past, had been as low as $1 a year.

Almost all of the city of Salamanca, about 75 miles south of Buffalo, is on Seneca land and lease payments had been governed by a 99-year master lease that expired this appear almost daily in New York City newspapers. Fisher remains in the Nassau County Jail held on $2 million bail. Her lawyer is trying to raise the money by selling the tale of sex, violence and deceit to inquiring producers, directors and screenwriters. Lawyer Eric Naiburg said twenty offers were fielded and the hopefuls are down to 10. He hopes to spring his client in the next week.

The women in this made-for-TV drama are yin and yang. Mary Jo Buttafuoco is a blond suburban housewife with two children, married for more than a decade to her high school sweetheart. Her husband runs his father's auto body business and has a boat, Double Trouble. A videotape from a party last year shows Mary Jo Buttafuoco dancing and laughing with her husband, the picture of happiness, living out the American dream. Fisher wears her auburn hair long.

She used it to cover her face after her arrest. She seemed to have everything, but a prosecutor said she worked as a call girl, wearing a beeper to class so her customers could reach her any time. A videotape shot by a man who said he was her client shows a nude man hovering over a dark-haired girl, who friends said is Fisher. It Duckies estimated that more than 300 laparoscopic gallbladder operations have been done at Highland since the fall of 1990. He noted that surgeons are not allowed to perform the operation until they have completed a three-day course and have assisted on at least 12 other laparoscopic gallbladder operations.

A Park Ridge Hospital official told The New York Times that the statement it had received was not related to problems with surgical technique but to the incomplete filing of reports regarding the surgery. In New York all hospitals must report unusual incidents to the Health Department or be penalized. Michael Coniff, president of the committee. "That's why we're taking an attitude that we're not going to give up." Although the bank is leaving, Coniff said there are signs that businesses may be reinvesting in the area. Tent City, for example, is in the middle of a major renovation project which will add new products to the store, such as basketball and tennis equipment One of major components of the revitalization project will be the creation of a street-lighting enhancement district to reduce crime and promote safety.

The project, which will cost $16,000, will double the street lighting on Lyell between State and Broad streets, at an additional cost to merchants of about $20 a year. The project will be the first of its kind in any commercial section of the city, said Larry Stid, the city's planning director. Stid said Lyell and Jefferson avenues were added to the commercial enhancement district program after city officials helped merchants in the two areas revise their proposals immigration acted out their own Ellis Island scenario, with the help of Institute actors. Most of the kids played immigrants trying to get permission to enter the country, while a small group sat behind a desk asking questions in a private language they created and that the "immigrants" couldn't understand. The Institute has also taught acting, hosted a summer theater program for underprivileged children and trained interns in behind-the-scenes theater skills.

The troupe's members call themselves "public servants" and say they were challenged by the combination of acting and teaching. "If I were working in another theater, I'd be pigeonholed," Aroeste said. "Here I was able to play all sorts of different roles. It's been a wonderful growth experience. I'm not just out there promoting my own career." This year, the SUNY system, struggling to handle the cuts that hit all state departments, decided to reduce the Institute's budget from $2 million to $500,000.

All but 13 of the Institute's staff have already been laid off but were rehired as temporaries to finish the run of Wizard. The remaining members say of payoff year. The city of Salamanca has balked at making its new lease payments. City officials have said Salamanca residents want to renegotiate. The City Council is withholding $751,313 in 1992 lease payments.

John said he hopes the city will "realize the situation and consider working along with us to improve the economy." About 5,000 Senecas, most of whom live on reservations near Salamanca and Gowanda, will receive the payments. was broadcast by the TV shows A Current Affair and Hard Copy. Fisher is an only child who had some run-ins with her parents, the middle-class owners of an upholstery store. In 1991, her father filed a missing person report after his daughter ran away, saying she was uncontrollable. One month before her high school graduation, Fisher was arrested for attempted murder in the wounding of Mary Jo Buttafuoco.

Fisher had spent the previous months stalking her, obsessed with eliminating her rival for her lover's affections, authorities said. Steven Sleeman, 21, who claims Fisher recruited him for an earlier plot to kill Mary Jo Buttafuoco, called Fisher "a nice, pretty girl too much in love with an older guy." Naiburg, her lawyer, agreed. "The core of this kid is good. Something went terribly wrong," Naiburg said. "There may be things that are true as to what she did, but they are subject to interpretation." Naiburg's interpretation: Joseph Buttafuoco was a manipulator who became her pimp.

Marvyn Korn-berg, the lawyer representing Buttafuoco, ridicules that version. "If you believe that story," he said, "I have a bridge for sale that connects Manhattan and Brooklyn." If further investigation shows evidence of violation of state standards for care, the department can issue a statement of deficiency, a plan for corrective action and a fine. To reduce the hazards, the Health Department issued guidelines Friday specifying that surgeons must perform at least 15 la- Earoscopies under supervision efore a hospital may issue credentials permitting them to perform the operation independently. In most hospitals in the United States, laparoecopy is rapidly replacing the traditional operation among the 500,000 Americans who undergo gallbladder surgery each year. for revitalization so that they encouraged business development.

"Basically there was a lot of hard work by the merchants in the areas in putting together the programs," Stid said. "They had evidenced a lot of serious thought in making their districts function better." The Jefferson Avenue Coalition will use $6,000 of its allocation to hire a city architect who will design facade improvements for businesses in its district. Another $5,000 will be spent on advertising. "The victory here is that we finally achieved something, and now we've got something and we can go from there," said Michael Gibbardo, chairman of the Jefferson Avenue Coalition. Other districts approved for the program last month are: La Aven-ida, or North Clinton Avenue; North Street; North Goodman Street; South Avenue; and West Main Street.

The commercial enhancement district program was a key recommendation in the $74,000 neighborhood study conducted by Hammer, Siler, George Associates, of Silver Spring, Ma, last year. Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Alford, Jean A. January 21, 1992 In Dunedin, Florida. A graveside service will be held on June 17.

1992 at at White Haven Memo-rlal Park. Briggs, Jr. June 13, 1992. A veteran ol WWII. He is survived by his wife, Madeline Briggs; 2 sons, Walter III and Barry Briggs; daughter, Dawn(David)Slmmons; 9 grand and 7 great grandchildren; brother.

Warren Briggs; nieces, nephews, other relatives. Friends may call 7-9PM Monday at the funeral home of M.E. LATIMER SON, 983 S. Plymouth Avenue. Funeral Service Tuesday 12NOON at the LATIMER CHAPEL.

Interment, Riverside, Veteran's Section. Drew, Charles R. GATES: Friday, June 12. 1992. Survived by his friend, Charles P.

Falzone. Friends may call at the Leo M. Bean Funeral Home Inc. 2771 Chili Ave. Tuesday morning 9 o'clock with Funeral Mass at 10 o'clock at St.

Pius the Tenth Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Dunlavey, Mar jorie (Zuhlke) Died June 13, 1992. She was predeceased by her husband, Charles M. Dunlavey.

She is survived by her children, Terry (Janis) Dunlavey, Sharon (Larry) Schlosser; grandson, Matthew Schlosser: brothers, Walter (Jane) and Arthur (Joyce) Zuhlke; sister, Gertrude Kimball; and many friends. Service and Interment private. Those who wish may contribute to the American Heart Association in her memory. Reference, Miller Funeral Homes, Inc. Foster, Frances J.

Saturday, June 13, 1992 at the age of 96 years. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Thomas and Susan Foster of AZ; daughters and sons-in-law, Lois Foster, Helen and Give Byers of CO. Jane and Carl Randall of NC; 4 grandchildren; 9 great-grandchildren. Friends may call Monday 2-4, 7-9 at the funeral home of Alvah Halloran Son, 212S Chili Ave. where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 1 1 a.m.

Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery. Friends wishing may contribute to the Park Ridge Foundation, Long Pond Rochester, 14626. Jackson, Kelvin Jamal June 8, 1992. Survived by parents, Richard Cooper and Joy Jackson.

Prayer service Tuesday, 12 Noon at Joseph E. Hall Funeral Home, 712 W. Main St. Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Larry, Helen J. On June 12, 1992 in Chaumont Bay, formerly of Henrietta. Survived by one daughter, Lisa: 4 sons and daughters-in-law. Daniel J. Jr.

and Haruko, Steven and Claudia. Robert and Elaine, Hugh and Rebecca; 7 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild. Friends may call TUESDAY ONLY 4-8 at the Funeral Home of Henry D. Halloran Son 5781 West Henrietta where a Funeral Service will be held WEDNESDAY at 2PM. Interment, Maplewood Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Camp Good Days and Special Times. Livergood, Harry V. WEBSTER: Sunday, June 14, 1992. He leaves hi wife. Alyce (Hoyt) Livergood; 3 sons.

Terry (Mary Ann), Webster, Jamie, Webster and Claude, Rochester; a granddaughter, Chelsea Leigh; brother, Raymond (Vina), Rushville; a sister, Evelyn (Kenneth) Witherow, Henrietta; sister-in-law, Genevorah Livergood, N. Wolcott; nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 Tuesday at the Willard H. Scott Funeral Home. 12 South Webster where services will be held 2 p.m.

Wednesday. Interment W. Webster Cemetery. Memorials to Stroke Sup-port Group. P.O.

Box 5, Fairport, 14450. LoCurto, Sebastian A. Saturday, June 13, 1992. Survived by his beloved mother, Santina LoCurto; 2 brothers and sisters-in-law, Anthony and Susan, Joseph and Eve LoCurto; sister and brother-in-law, Rose and Richard Burgh-olzer; 2 nephews, Michael and David Burgh-olzer; uncles, Joseph (Sabina), Frank (Ida) LoCurto: aunt, Mary Petix. Friends may call Monday evening only 7-9 at the John M.

Hedges Funeral Home, corner of Culver Rd. and Empire Blvd. Funeral Mass Tuesday at 10 o'clock at St. Ambrose Church. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Marciano, Joseph J. Of Bergen, Saturday. June 13, 1992. Predeceased by his wife, Bessie Marciano. He is survived by his daughters and sons-in-law, Cam Richard Ruggerlo, Elena Alex Xanthos, Karen Kellerson; sons and daughter-in-law.

Joseph L. Maureen A. Marciano, Anthony V. Marciano; 1 1 grandchildren; brother and sisters-in-law, Albert Irma Marciano, Angela M. Marciano, Katharine Joseph Grlppo, Doris Marciano; sisters and brother-in-law, Filomena (Fil) Marciano, Julia Olds, Sue David LaField of CA, Ann May; mother-in-law, Lena Russo; dear friend, Frances Patton; several nieces, nephews, cousins.

Friends may call MONDAY EVENING 7-9, Tuesday 2-4 7-9PM, at the DiPonzio Funeral Home, 219 Spencerport Gates. Funeral Services Wednesday morning at 9:15. Funeral Mass at 10:00 in Holy Apostles Church. Interment, Holy Sepul-chre Cemetery. The courtesy of no flowers.

i Mariotti, Anthony In Sebring, FL on June 12, 1992. He Is survived by his wife, Theresa (Vlto) Mariotti; 3 daughters and sons-in-law. Lucille Consol and Lew Bourcy of Pittsford, Linda M. Sciascia of Rochester, Lorraine and Terry Jones of Sebring, FL; 3 grandchildren, Richard Samuel N. and Sara J.

Sciascia; several cousins, nieces nephews. USMC veteran of WWII, retiree of US Post Office. Friends may call at Arndt Funeral Home, 1118 Long Pond Rd. (S. of Maiden La).

Calling hours Sun. Mon. 2-4, 7-9pm. Mass of Christian burial Tues. 9am at Our Mother of Sorrows Church.

Entombment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers make donations to Good Shepherd Hos-pice, PO Box 1884, Sebring. FL 33B7 1 Love for man links very different women The Associated Press NEW YORK There are differences in age, family, lifestyle, looks. Amy Fisher and Mary Jo Buttafuoco had but one thing in common: They both loved Joseph Buttafuoco. Mary Jo Buttafuoco's love for her husband got her a bullet in the head and Fisher allegedly put it there in a May 19 showdown on a suburban front porch, authorities said.

The case grabbed the public consciousness, giving 15 minutes of fame to Fisher's high school classmates, the Buttafuoco's neighbors and a call girl patron's grainy home video. Joseph Buttafuoco, 38, is at the center of a "he did-he didn't" debate over his relationship with Fisher, 17, a high school senior. Police said they had an affair; Buttafuoco (pronounced buh-tuh-FOO'-koh) denies it His latest story; He kissed and fondled her, but they never had sex. Police said he wasn't involved in the shooting. The bullet remains lodged in Mary Jo Buttafuoco's head and photos of the 37-year-old woman 3 area hospitals cited by state FROM PAGE 1B at the rate of three or four each week.

Some patients have bled to death, and others have needed several additional operations to repair and reconstruct organs and tissues damaged in the surgery. A frequent injury is to the common bile duct, a vital tube through which bile flows to the bowel to aid digestion. In other patients, the bowel and urinary bladder were Wolz, Esther A. June 1 1, 1992. She was predeceased by her husband, Phillip; Survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Donald and Lucille; daughter, Phyllis Fisher; grandchildren, Stephen Fisher of Phillip and Kathy Wolz of CA; great-grandchildren, David and Lindsay of Ct, Phillip and Kimberly Wolz of CA; several nieces and nephews.

Friends may attend a Memorial Service Sunday June 28, 1992, 2PM at Grace United Methodist Church 121 Driving Park Ave. In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to Grace United Methodist Church. Arrangements by Younglove-Smith Funeral Home. Area Deaths Outside Monroe County Tuttle, Sally Berner CANANDAIGUA: See Monroe County Conley, Robert D. KENT: Age 62.

June 13, 1992. Predeceased by his wife, Patricia. Survived by 3 children, Frances (Lynn) Stafford of Lyndonville. Mary Patricia (Thomas) Samsel of Holley, Robert A. Conley of Rochester; 9 grandchildren: 2 brothers, Floyd (Doris) of Hilton, Gerald G.

(Lucille) of Chili; 3 sisters. Alice (Albert) Klatt of Hilton, Ellen (Henry) Lammes of Greece. Florence (Richard) Howe of AZ: nieces, nephews, cousins. The family will receive friends at the Christopher Mitchell Funeral Home Inc. 2 1 West Albion.

Monday 7-9. Tuesday 2-4, 7-9 where a Funeral Service will be held Wednesday at 1PM. Interment, Mt. Albion Cemetery. Memorials to the Heart Association or the Cancer Societv.

In Memoriam Lloyd, James I. Jr. 1928-1991 A year ago today you passed away We miss you. Wife. Betty and step-children Longo, Theresa E.

In loving memory of my Precious Mother Theresa, who passed away nine years ago today. Mother. I love you. I miss you. I think of you everyday.

Your faith and courage are still an inspiration to me. Your loving Son Masco, CarminaR. In memory of The 25th Anniversary of her arrival in the Kingdom of Heaven. Remembering her love, joy and laughter, keeps her memory alive. Our striving to emulate her goodness, sensitivity and caring for others is testimony to the difference she made in the world.

With a love that cannot end. rememberd by family and friends Montesano, Joseph G. Grandpa, 'Papa Joe' One year ago you left us. we miss your precious smile and gentle ways. You are in our hearts and memories every moment of every day.

We love you and miss you Laurie. John. Joey. Nik and Heather Smith, Hattie Mae Its been 1 year since you went home to rest We miss you very much. You were one of the sweetest and best mother's there was.

Y0u are in our thoughts and prayers each and every day. We love you and miss you dearly Love your children: Jerri, Annie, Moe. Evelyn. Chris. Eddie.

Carol, Bea. Leonard. Pat and Sandra; great and great granchildren Walsh, James Jr. It'shard to believe that it's been a year since you've been gone. Many changes have taken place in our lives, but two things will never change.

We love you and will miss you always. All our love, Mom, Tom, Gram. Christy 'i Walsh, James D. Jr. Its been a year since you've been gone You are always in my heart and Love your sister Lynn Walsh, James D.

Jr. Dear Son, A year has passed since you were taken from us. You're on many people minds and in many people's hearts everyday and will be forever. Sadly missed by Dad. Nancy.

Kelly. Jack and Bryan Walsh, James Jr. Once apond our lifetime there was a specia1 guy, and why God choose to take him we still wonder why. Most of us that new him. did nt relize how much that we had come to love him and still miss him very much.

Lest just hope there is a Heaven and that Jim is waiting there to meet us and to greet us. it we're lucky enough to go there. We love you James Walsh Jr. Denise, Kathy and Lance I Professional Van-Mounted CARPET CLEANING I Any 2 hallway only SCQM I 25011. olter expires 6229? reejsjmates 359-2710 aea fWNGSJ THE WINGS ARE BACK Monday Wednesday vs Toledo Mud Hens 7:05 Thursday Sunday vs Columbus Clippers GREECE: June 13, 1992.

He is survived by his wife, Eleanor (Fazio); a daughter, Mrs. Craig (Lisa) Morrison of Hilton; a brother, Edward (Jean) Popoli of Gates; a sister, Mrs. Joseph (Helen) Eisenhauer of Gates; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Jane Popoli; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Thurston-Alaimo Funeral Home, 2636 Ridgeway Ave.

(West of Long Pond Rd Monday evening ONLY 7-9 p.m. Family and friends may go directly to St. John the Evangelist Church, Greece, Tuesday 9:30 a.m. for his Funeral Mass. Interment Parma Union Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers contributions to Genesee Region Home Care Assn. (HOSPICE) in his memory. Roller, Edward G. Saturday, June 13, 1992. Predeceased by his son, Edward Roller.

Survived by his wife, Edna; a brother, Walter; 3 grandchildren, Diane LaClalr, Marlene Miller and Edward R. Roller; 3 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. Mr. Roller was the founder of Roller Horseradish. Friends may call Monday 2-4, 7-9 at the Dreier-Glltner Funeral Home 1717 Portland Ave (at Ridge Rd.

East). His Funeral Service Tuesday at 10 o'clock at St. John's Lutheran Church, 600 E. Ridge Rd. Interment.

Irondequoit Cemetery. Contributions may be made to St. John Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. Short, Charles H. (Pop) GREECE: June 12.

1992 at home. Predeceased by his wife. Betty. Survived by his daughters and sons-in-law, Sally (William) Benson, Mickl (Richard) Green, Deborah (Frank) LeoGrande, Audrea (Douglas) Tripled; sons and daughters-in-law, Charles. William, Stephen (Kathy) and Kathenne Short; 20 grandchildren, 1 great-grandson; his sisters, Blanche Steves.

Alice Miller; sisters-in-law, Alice (Dennis) Stevens. Dorothy Short; several nieces and nephews. Decorated veteran of World War II; retiree. John B. Pike Sons Construction Company; member of Teamsters Union Local 398.

Chuck and Betty had a long time affiliation with and affection for local Drum Bugle Corps organizations. Friends may call Sunday 7-9. Monday 2-4 7-9. Funeral service Tuesday 1 1AM. Rev.

Robert Travis officiating. Entombment White Haven Memorial Park. Family gratefully decline flowers. Contributions may be made to the American Heart Association or the American Cancer Society in his memory. THOMAS FUNERAL CHAPELS, INC.

4545 LAKE AVENUE Smith, Adelaide F. On Saturday, June 13, 1992 She is survived by her husband, Arthur L. Smith; sons and daughters-in-law, Lawrence Eva Smith. Arthur Marion Smith; sister and brother-in-law, Irene Arthur Olson; 8 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Monday 7-9 ONLY at the Vay-Schleich Meeson Funeral Home 1075 LONG POND RD.

(north of Maiden La.) Her Funeral Mass will be celebrated Tuesday morning at 9:30 am in St. Mark's Church, Greece Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Tuttle, Sally Berner CANANDAIGUA: Age 43 of 4761 Cheshire died Friday June 12 at her home. Mrs. Tuttle was born April 8.

1949 in Rochester. She graduated from W. Irondequoit High School in 1967 and from Indiana State University in 1972. She had taught art at Frederick Douglass Junior High School in Rochester. She was a member of the First Congregational Church in Canandaigua where she was the Chairman and Past President of the Women's Fellowship Steering Committee.

She was also a member of the Christian Education Committee and the New Start Committee which sponsored a Vietnamese family. She was a member of the Canandaigua School District's Task Force on School Facilities Planning for the new high school. She was a 4H leader and secretary for the Ontario County 4H Horse Leaders Assoc. She is survived by her husband, Charles W. Tuttle; 2 daughters.

Sarah and Laura, both at home; her parents. Jackson and Hilda Berner of Irondequoit; 2 brothers. Jackson E. Berner, Jr. of Irondequoit and Douglas Berner of Irondequoit; 2 sisters, Pamela St.

Mary of Syracuse, Amy Cline of Webster; her maternal grandmother, Olga Adam of Rochester; several nieces and nephews. Memorial Services will be held Wednesday June 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Congregational Church, 58 N. Main Canandaigua. Rev.

William Hawk will officiate. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Cancer Unit at Rochester General Hospital or to a memorial fund, co the Ontario County 4H Horse Leaders Assoc. Arr: Kenneth J. Perkins Funeral Home. Gorham.

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