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OA Tuesday March 12 1996 Gannett Suburban Newspapers i PCMK Joan Maass Oristano: fomier UNESCO official Seymour Robinsons retired dentist He was a member of Congregation Anshe Shalom Synagogue Seymour Robinson a retired dentist died Sunday at the Vitas i 1 Henry Fried renowned watchmaker dies at 89 Hospice in Tamarac Fla He was 80 Dr Robinson was born April 20 1915 to Morris and Frieda Solomon Robinson in the Bronx where he attended school: He later graduated from the New York University School of Dentistry and began practicing in the Bronx He was a US Army veteran of World War II who served in Europe from 1942 to 1946 The following year he settled with his family in New Rochelle He later opened a practice and also volunteered his time supervising dental interns at New Rochelle HospitalMedical Center He married Lillian Roselinsky on June 21 1942 in the Bronx A golfer he belonged to the Willow Ridge Country Club in Harrison in New Rochelle He lived in New Rochelle for 30 years until he' moved to Florida He was known to his friends and family as Sy In addition to his wife of Lauderhill Fla he is survived by one daughter Frances Lefll of New Rochelle one son Michael Robinson of Bethesda Md and two grandchildren Two sisters JJenny Zimmerman and Mary Brand wein and a brother JefTe (Robinson died earlier The Riverside Chapel in Mount Vernon jis handling the arrangements Memorial attributions may be made to the Vitas Hospice 7200 University Drive Tamarac Fla 33321 Joan Maass Oristano former director of the Paris office of UNESCO died Sunday at Martin Memorial Hospital in Stuart Fla Mrs Oristano a former Mamaroneck resident was 79 She was born Oct 13 1916 in New York City to Herbert and Hannah Maass Her father a prominent New York lawyer who helped persuade Albert Einstein to leave Germany and come to the United States was one of the founders of the Institute for Advanced Studies at Princeton University A 1937 graduate of Smith College she served as manpower director for the New York office of the Selective Service System during World War IL Her administrative experience -during the war led to her appointment to the staff of Dr Julian Huxley the British biologist who served as the first secretary-general of the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization Serving as Huxley's general aide Mrs Oristano organized first international conference in Mexico City in 1947 and later served as director of the Paris office WESam McGuire: retired NYNEX employee making at the George Westing-house Vocational Trade School in New York City A lack of books on the subject prompted him in 1946 to write Repair Manual" the first of 14 books When Pulsar came out with its ground-breaking light-emitting diode digital watch In the 1970s Fried saw opportunity while others fretted over the end of mechanical watches lot of watchmakers left the he said in a interview in Modern Jeweler which had presented him with its life-' time achievement award thought their life was ended But I said with Fried received numerous awards from horological associations on both sides of the Atlantic In 1990 he became the first American to receive a Silver medal from the British Horological Institute He served as a consultant to watch companies such as Seiko Timex Longines Bulova and Citizen but also consulted for other businesses He gave expert testimony in cases involving watch manufacturers' product claims In an antitrust lawsuit before the Supreme Court in the 1950s he testified that US watchmakers were solely to blame for falling behind Swiss watchmakers who were beginning to dominate the market The lawsuit brought by the US government was later settled by consent decree Remarking on the state of his profession last year he reflected on JS1 of mechanical wpfenes and said the fature -tie only on repairing very high grade very artistic timepieces both mechanical and Fried moved to Larchmont from Queens in 1990 and attended services at Larchmont Temple Always athletic and despite a muscle disease that forced him to walk with a cane 10 years ago he continued to take two-mile walks until his death He is survived by his wife the former Tina Gorman of Mamaroneck whom he married in New York on April 16 1931 a daughter Caryl Fried Feldmann of Mamaroneck a sister Ettie Rit-terman of Wesley Fla- a broth- er Max of Marlboro NJ four grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren A son Robert died in January 1974 Riverside Memorial Chapel in Mount Vernon is handling year BtaflWrttor Henry Fried a world-renowned watchmaker collector and expert on timepieces whose interest in horology began in a Brooklyn railroad flat than 70 years ago died yesterday at his hone in Larch- mont He was 89 Though he reached retirement gge in the 1970a Fried remained 1 active as a lecturer and consul-tant until his death On March 3 he gave a lecture on watches and 1 clocks at the Larchmont library and he was preparing to lead i European tour of horologies! seums at the end of April His career spanned an era that saw the slow decline of the US 1 watch industry and the transition from mechanical to electronic watches In 1950 when Fried was president of the New York Horological Society there were 50000 watchmakers a number that dwindled to 15000 by the 1990s But rather than bemoan the death of an industry Fried al-'ways looked on the emerging technologies as opportunities and encouraged his fellow watchmak- ers to do likewise A third-generation watchmak-1 er he was born Jan 8 1907 in Brooklyn to Samuel and Rae Wachtel Fried Polish-born immigrants He and six other siblings lived in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn where his father ran his own watch-repair shop After his deatl) from typhus in 1920 Fried went to work for a watchmaker in lower Manhattan attending school and later college at night He tended New York and Columl universities and later graduated from the State University at Oswego Fried would become famous in the lower Manhattan watchmak- ing district on Maiden Lane for his technical prowess and his exacting memory If he came across a watch he had never seen before he would take it apart no matter its defect to study its -I mechanism "I just love Fried said in an interview last year after the American Watchmakers Institute honored him with a clock tower outside its headquarters outside Cincinnati He had served the brganixation as president just have such an affection and deep interest for it what keeps me Fried taught students and fel- low watchmakers alike From 1938 to 1972 he taught watch- alition She received the Presidential Award from the ciation's District No 14 Her longtime friend Gertrude Torres cared for her during her illness She is survival by a brother Thomas Stanton of Lisbon Center Maine threp xisteife Helen Wheeler and Batty White both of Ossining md Barbara Anderson of Co nwall on Hud- son NY and any nieces and nephews A sister Can Isaacson died in 1993 Waterbury lr Kelly Funeral Homes in (tailing is handling the arrangemer Family and iends are mak- ing memorial the Elmsford Warehouse Li NY 10523 oi ontributions to nimal Shelter ne Elnufbrd the American Diabetes Aiqociation100 Clearbrook NY 10523 til Delation 100 ad' Elmsford lW(lt "frililiWa IfhtHI HiMHIttfci 1 She married on March 20 Springs Calif One of their sons 44-year-old Mark is a radio announcer for the Dallas Cowboys and lives in Arlington Texas He is a former sportswriter for The Dally Times The couple lived in Mamaroneck fin 40 years before moving 1 to Fairfield Conn in 1990 They also kept a second home in Stuart which they visited three months out of the year Mrs Oristano also served as president of the Oristano Foundation a family charitable trust In addition to her husband and son Marti she is survived by wo other sons Matthew of Wood-bridge Conn and Michael of Colts Neck NJ a brother Herbert Maass of Beverly Hills Calif a sister Dorothy Guitter-man of Boca Raton Fla and three grandchildren Family and friends are making manorial donations to Doctors Without Borders 11 26th SL Suite 1904 New York NY 10010 Byrd's Funeral Home in Stuqrt is handling the arrangements moved to Larchmont Mr McGuire was active as a Cub Scout leader and was a parishioner of SL Augustine's Church in Larchmont In addition to his wife survivors indude four sons Christopher of-New York CHy Andrew of Mohawk NY and William Jr and Edward both of Larchmont one daughter Margaret McGuire Stras-sburg of New Rochelle and one John Fox Funeral Home in Larchmont is handling the arrange- Family and friends are making contributions in his memory to the United Hospital Hospice Program 406 Boston Post Road Pot Chester NY 10571 Danbury CT Datdhy Mfnldd of Harrl-on NY and Virginia Clwk Ead Lan-' dna ML Sha two toa betovad ditor Dully GWck of ChodSrt En-A moo wN bo oriWratod to SI RiC Church ITS Graanwkh CT WM 1040am In If Mory'i Cm-Ytandi may col THE FRED (X- KNAFF A SON FUNERAL HOME SIT Growiwtch Ava Groon- wkh bom 9-Vpm Tuoidoy YACOVACa 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Lm Your LovtogWBA Ado SPECIAL NOTICES Of to NY wi 11 AM FoBwr SantoDa Hontowi Fitonda A ra RivBad to altond a Mamar Mam an Thun March Z1 1VM SL OragaraTha Grad Church In Hwrtowi DavM Joseph DeSanto Jr retired tool and die maker Wilkes-Barre (Pa) General Hospital She was 67 She was born Oct 23 1928 in Ossining to Thomas and Lucy Crane Stanton 1 Miss Stanton graduated from Ossining High School in 1946 and from New Rochelle School of Nursing in 1949 She received a master's degree in nursing At Columbia University in New York City in 1955 and a doctorate in nursing at Columbia in 1959 She moved from Ossining when she was 21 to pursue her career From 1988 until 1992 when slip retired Miss Stanton was dean of nursing at Misericordia College in Dallas Pa She previously was dean of nursing at D'Youville College in Buffalo and at Wright State University in Dayton Ohio She worked as a nursing professor at Molloy College in Rockville Centre NY and' as a public health nurse in New York City Mary beauty shop owner Mary Peeler the first black beauty shop owner in Mamaroneck died Saturday at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield Mass Mrs Peeler was bom in Camden SC to Hampton and Rosa Boulware Bynum Sr She graduated from Jackson High School in' Camden and from the Lula Belle Beauty Culture School in New Rochelle During the 1940s she was the first black beauty shop owner in Mamaroneck her family said In 1946 she moved to Spring-field Mass where she owned the Steward Beauty Salon She married William Peeler 42 years ago Mrs Peeler was a member of the Gardener Memorial AME Zion Church in Springfield She was also a member of the Eastern Star Sumner Chapter 5 Prince Hall Grand Chapter in Springfield Mass In addition to her husband Mrs Peeler is survived by a son Nemiah Bynum of Linden NJ' a brother Hampton Bynum Jr of Mamaroneck one grandson and four great-grandchildren Byron Funeral Home in Springfield Mass is handling the arrangements Woodrow Johnson: machine operator Woodrow Johnson a machine operator died yesterday at Mount Vernon Hospital He waf 64 Mr Johnson was a machine operator forElectronic Services Inc in Yonkers for 30 years He also worked as a dockman for Gannett Suburban Newspapers in Harrison for 13 years and as a bus driver for Park in Mount Vernon for eight years Mr Johnson wu born Feb 17 1932 to Eugene and Annie Kate Towns Johnson in Dodge' County Eastman Ga He attended public schools in Eastman He lived in Pelham for nine years and in Mount Vernon for 20 years Mr Johnson belonged to the Masons in Georgia In Mount Vernon he was a member of the Macedonia Baptist Church for many years He is survived by his wife Vinnie P' Smith Johnson of Mount Vernon his mother Annie Kate Green of Pompano Fla a son Danny Johnson of Mount Vernon three sisters Addie Dashley of Eastman Hattie Davis and Bertha Mc-Fadden both of Pompano Fla Barney McClanahan in New Rochelle is handling the arrangements William McGuire a retired NYNEX Corp employee and a Larchmont resident died Saturday at his home He was 72 Mr McGuire was a technician for NYNEX He retired In 1987 He was bom June 5 1923 to John and Margaret Fitzgerald McGuire jn Rye He graduated from Rye High School and enlisted in the UJS Marine Air Corps in 1942 Mr McGuire was a radioman and gunner aboard a 525 Mitchell in Bomber Squadron 611: The squadron flew many missions in the Pacific during World War and he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air MedaL He joined New York Telephone On NYNEXs predecessor mortly alter he was discharged He married Sarah Broun Lane on Febi 22 1957 in New York CHy and Th tomSy wW racafu bland af an Thura March 14 A Frt March bom 4-fpm A Atomortol Maaa edabratod on Sol March 14 of at St Augimino'o Church In to Syr of ftowora donohona to Howtoal Hoagka Pnarari opproctatod MMER Jr on March 10 It Lovlna ihtor af Donald Stolar In tow of Bubbtoa Daar aunt coudn A btond la many Sarvicaa wto hald on Turn lpm af "OARUCK FUNERAL HOME" ion Yonkara Ava 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Rochelle in 1975 Mr DeSanto worked as a tool and die maker for Teledyne Corp In Mount Vernon and Stamford Conn for 46 years retiring in 1982 He was a member of St John and Paul Church in Larchmont He' was a referee for the Catholic Basketball Association of DBATM Noras piac aipdd Daato NoBca Card Thanka Mamortam St Juda or Lodsa Nmca ptaaia can 4M-5147 prior to Sway of aSM Fallen PUBNHMR nDwlS MBnQWTiiQtTf 8 am to 449 pm Saturday am to 449 pm Sunday 1 pm to 4s49 am news oanuanias To i an aiStar about an obBuary now ptoaaa eaN too Loctt Naw pdltor on tha Our Town paaa Monday through Friday batoro 4 pm On Saturday and Sunday ptoaaa cai 4M-9009 baton 4 pm 1 LIST OF DEATHS MONXViJJI MTTBTAp VtaEMlL BMVARDt-OOWDLE FUNEftAL HOMS KYBSAZBLUnBb wBtoestBif FUNERAL HOME WHJON Jmn FRED KNAFF A ION FUNERAL HOME itosainw BmuM fr COXE A GRAZIANO FUNERAL NOME SKERRATT Larw DORSEY FUNERAL HOME INC IT ANTON MuNlN WATERBURY A KELLY FUNERAL HOME SCAMDALS Fiwd ft McGrMfr A Iw FWiM How YONKERS PRAUENFELDBR 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