4 FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2002 2 women, toddler hurt in truck accident BY STAFF WRITER LARA BECKER LIU Three people were injured one critically after being struck by a Federal Express truck in Brighton. Brighton Police Sgt. Mark Henderson said a 35-year-old woman suffered massive head injuries and was rushed into surgery at Strong Memorial Hospital. Marcy Ann Betts, of 140 Fairhaven Road, Brighton, was in guarded condition, hospital officials said. Sara Blake, 26, whose address was not given, suffered neck and back injuries and her 3-year-old daughter, Kaleya Blake, suffered multiple fractures.
They were being evaluated and were listed in satisfactory condition at Strong. A 1-year-old child next to the 3-year-old was not injured. Henderson believed the victims were either in a yard or on the sidewalk. The accident occurred about 5:15 p.m. on Fairhaven Road, which runs between Blossom Road and Browncroft Boulevard just west of Route 590.
Henderson said the driver of the truck was not injured and was being questioned. The truck, which was heading toward Blossom Road, came to rest against a house at 170 Fairhaven after striking a tree, which had bark ripped off the trunk. Witnesses reported hearing the truck brake dramatically. "I saw the truck lose control and go between the tree and the house," said a neighbor, Ellen Norris, 48. "I heard children screaming and my daughter saw a little girl go flying off her bike.
I saw a woman motionless in front of the house and I thought she was It was very traumatic to see. It was tough to look at. All I could do was pray." An accident reconstruction team from the State Police responded to the scene. The speed limit on the street is 25 mph. A representative from Federal Express also came to the scene but would not comment.
E-mail address: DemocratandChronicle.com A.M. DIGEST Gas line ignites in Canandaigua A contractor rebuilding North Street in the city of Canandaigua ruptured a gas line that ignited Thursday. Flames shot up more than 60 feet from the road after the gas ignited at 10:36 a.m., said Canandaigua Firefighter Brian Kransler. No one was injured, but an excavator and bulldozer operated by Nory Construction were burned, Kransler said. Firefighters needed to wait for more than two hours before the gas could be shut off and the fire extinguished, he said.
State Capitol restores its opening to sky THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ALBANY Daylight flooded the state Capitol's western staircase Thursday as workers unveiled a restored skylight, not publicly seen since it was covered during World War II to avoid providing a lighted target for Nazi bombers. "All I can say is, said Kenneth Ringler state commissioner of general services, as workers pulled off the tarp. Gov. George Pataki gave a thumbs-up, and onlookers erupted in applause as they stared into blue skies. The structure consists of two layers: The domed "laylight" 55 feet above the Capitol's fourth floor, and the peaked skylight, or roof, 55 feet higher.
"This is more than just a building. This is personal," said Assemblyman John McEneny, an Albany Democrat whose greatgrandfather worked on the Capitol for 30 years. DemocratandChronicle.com FAIR HAVEN Boater's death linked to storm Investigators say a combination of darkness and a torrential downpour likely caused a boater to misjudge his direction and hit a breakwater in Lake Ontario. David Fox, 37, was thrown from the boat and landed on the rocks of the breakwater at Fair Haven State Park in Little Sodus Bay, where his body was found about 7 a.m. Monday by a fisherman.
DELANSON Rabid fox attacks girl A rabid fox attacked a 12-yearold girl as she swam in a neighbor's pool in this town 20 miles west of Albany. Airport guard forces mom to drink own breast milk THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ACROSS THE STATE LEY CREEK Mosquito trap yields Nile virus Mosquitoes testing positive for the West Nile virus have been caught in an upstate county, the first outside of New York City, health officials said. Until now, only infected dead birds had been found in Onondaga County. Despite the positive test result, county Health Commissioner Lloyd Novick said Thursday that there was no reason to spray pesticides. Spraying will be considered only i in cases in which large clusters of infected birds or other indicators of a human health risk are found, he said.
NEW YORK A woman, a baby and three milk-filled bottles. That scene prompted a security guard at John F. Kennedy International Airport to force a Long Island mother to drink from three bottles filled with her own breast milk. The demand, part of a postSept. 11 increase in airport security, was apparently made to ensure the liquid posed no threat to other passengers.
The requirement was within federal guidelines at the time, but the policy has since been changed. Elizabeth McGarry, 40, of Oceanside said the incident occurred April 2 as she was boarding a Delta Air Lines flight for Miami with her infant daughter. She called it "embarrassing and disgusting" when a security guard forced her to drink from the bottles before boarding. "The number of middle-aged, lactating white women who passed through al-Qaeda training is probably negligible," said attorney Ronald Kuby, who fielded a telephone call Wednesday from McGarry on his New York radio talk show. Kuby, who later spoke with McGarry about her legal options, said the woman was not looking to file a lawsuit over the incident although that remained a possibility.
"She's primarily concerned this doesn't happen to somebody else," Kuby said. "She does feel the people who did this were plain stupid and should be punished in some way." McGarry and her daughter, Maggie, were pulled out of the boarding line for a random search. Guards examined her shoes, searched her baby and went through her diaper bag. "None of that bothered her," Kuby said. "Only when she was ordered to drink the breast milk did she fail to see the connection to stopping terrorism." The U.S.
Transportation Security Administration, which oversees all airport security screeners, said it was investigating the incident. Mom says school made her give Ritalin to son THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MILLBROOK A mother says I her son's behavioral problems got worse after school officials gave her an ultimatum: Put the first-grader on Ritalin or he'll be placed in special education classes. Patricia Weathers has filed notice that she will sue the Millbrook Central School District on behalf of her son, Michael Mozer, for the mental and physical pain she says he suffered for two years starting in 1997. Michael, she said, had trouble focusing and was easily distracted. Officials in the Dutchess County school referred her son to a pediatrician who prescribed Ritalin, Weathers said.
By the third grade, Michael was suffering from insomnia, he lost his appetite and was so anxious he chewed his shirt sleeves, collars and pencils, she said. School officials suggested more medication, she said. Michael began taking another version of Ritalin plus Paxil, an -anxiety drug. "He was having side effects that were making him literally psychotic at one point," she said. Michael's behavior improved on weekends and over breaks, when she would not give him the drugs, she said.
She finally stopped medicating her son in December 1999 after he told her voices in his head were telling him to do bad things, she said. Michael, now 12, was prohibited from entering the school, Weathers said. She now homeschools him and another son. In February 2000, school officials filed a complaint with the state Department of Children and Family Services, Weathers said. An investigation cleared her of wrongdoing after independent psychiatric evaluations found her son's sickness was related to the drugs.
An employee in Millbrook Superintendent W. Michael Mahoney's office said the district would not comment. The Department of Children and Family Services declined comment, citing confidentiality, a spokesman said. Senecas' casino at Falls might be open by Jan. 1 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NIAGARA FALLS A Las Vegas-style casino run by the Seneca Nation of Indians and housed in a renovated convention center in Niagara Falls could be ready to open by New Year's Day.
If a construction deal worked out by the Senecas contains the proper protections for union organizing, Gov. George Pataki might sign a compact as early as next week to bring casino gambling to New York. "We're very pleased with what we're hearing from the Senecas," Pataki spokeswoman Suzanne Morris said Thursday. "We look forward to receiving the documents from them, hope to have them in hand as early as today." Seneca leaders said they have selected a union-friendly contractor to oversee a $50 million renovation of the Niagara Falls Convention Center, The Buffalo News reported. Their deal calls for a labor agreement that will give building trades unions access to re- DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE The girl was swimming Sunday in an aboveground pool when a gray fox jumped into the water and attacked her, the Schenectady County Health ment said.
The fox bit and scratched the girl's face before she was able to get away. SYRACUSE Four arrested in grisly death Four people were arrested Thursday and charged in the slaying Monday of a man whose body was found mutilated and stuffed under a mattress in his apartment. Charged in connection with the slaying of 36-year-old Shawn Buckley were Kenneth Wigfall, 21; Michael Parton, 17; his brother, Dominic Parton, 16; and Olivia McCheyne, 26, all of Syracuse. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Need your galoshes? Check out the Weather Page every day. Democrat and Chronicle Clearly Rochester.
Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE NEWSPAPER. FIRSTS Alhart, Cynthia Hooker A longtime Brighton resident on Aug. 6, 2002, at age 91. Predeceased by her husband, Richard J. Alhart.
She is survived by her daughter, Cindy (Mac) Angle Fairport; sons, Richard (Marylyn) Alhart of Mendon, Warren Alhart of Brighton, Philip (Carol) Alhart of Penfield; grandchildren, Richard (Holly) Alhart of MA, Jeffrey Gordon of Mendon, Philip (Lea) Alhart Angela (Scott) Gillette both of Fairport, Wendy Angle of Pittsford Jill Angle of Brighton; 6 great grandchildren; sisters-in-law, Lois Alhart Bette Alhart; also nieces nephews. She was an active member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Rochester Colony of the New England Women. Friends ds will be received SATURDAY 10AM-NOON at CRAWFORD FUNERAL HOME, 495 N. Winton Rd. (between Browncroft Humboldt), where her funeral service will be held Saturday at Noon.
Private interment, White Haven Memorial Park. Contributions in lieu of flowers may be sent to either the Daughters of the American Revolution (11 Livingston Park, 14608), or the Memorial Fund Trinity Reformed Church (909 N. Landing 14625) in Mrs. Alhart's memory. Bailey, Richard E.
ORANGE CITY FL: June 25, 2002. Age 81. Survived by wife of 43 years, Dorothy; brother, Arthur of Lockport; sister, Barbara of Clearwater, step-daughter, Patricia Edwards of S.C. Carr, Edith (Ritzenthaler) August 7, 2002. Age 88.
Predeceased by her husband, T. Leslie daughter, Joan. She is survived by 3 sons, Richard W. Carr, Thomas J. Carr David M.
(Joan Carr; 2 grandsons, Adam Devin. Friends may call at the funeral home of ALVAH HALLORAN SON, 2125 Chili Friday 4-8PM. Funeral Mass Saturday at St. Helen's Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Contributions may be made in her memory to the Open Door Mission, 156 N. Plymouth, Rochester 14608. Corcoran, Jane A. (Keople) GREECE: On August 7, 2002. Predeceased by Husband: John H.
Devoted mother of: Diane; 2 Sons Daughters-inlaw: Craig Pat, Kevin Elizabeth. 10 Grandchildren: Tyler, Mathew, Chelsea, Mark, Ryan, Carrie, Chad, Russell (Carol) Corcoran. Jenny, Daniel (Carrie) Bader. 2 Pa Hailey Corcoran and Taylor Jayne Picone. Several nieces nephews.
She was activitely involved in the care of her grandchildren great-grandchildren. Graduate of Highland Hospital School of Nursing. Retiree of Rochester General Hospital after 35 years of service. She was known for her humor nursing skills and will be missed by all who knew her. Friends may call at ARNDT FUNERAL HOME, 1118 Long Pond Road (South of lowed by Funeral 11AM in FuMaiden Lane) on Saturday, 9-11AM folneral Home Chapel.
Interment Holley Hillside Cemetery. Those wishing may make contributions to Genesee Region Home Care Assoc. (Hospice). Fedele, Sam A. "Totto" Aug.
6, 2002, age 86. Survived by his beloved wife of 63 years, Mrs. Patricia (Attaldo) Fedele; his children, Janet Prinzivalli of CA, Marilyn (Dominic) Taccone and Sam Jr. (Linda) Fedele; 9 grandchildren; 4 greatgrandchildren; also many other loving relatives and dear friends. At Sam's request, there will be no calling hours.
A Memorial Mass will be celebrated Saturday, Aug. 10 at 9:30 a.m. in Holy Apostle Church (Lyell Ave. at Austin). Donations may be made to GRHCA Hospice, 70 Metro Roch.
14623. Private Inurnment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Ref: Falvo Funeral Home. Heveron, Richard "Buddy" Aug. 7, 2002.
Survived by his beloved wife, Elizabeth; beloved daughters, Colleen (Gary) Heveron, Cheryl (Ronald) Runzo; beloved sons, Patrick (Leslie), Timothy (Laura) Heveron; beloved grandfather and "Papa" of Stephanie, Nathaniel, Lanie, Dylan Heveron; sister, Rita Emerson; several nieces and nephews. No prior calling. For the convenience of family and friends, his Funeral Mass will be held in Rochester at St. Mary's Church, 15 St. Mary's Place on Saturday at 10AM.
Contributions in his memory may go to the Golisano Childrens Hospital, 601 Elmwood Box 777, Rochester 14642. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Arrangements FALVO FUNERAL HOME. Holden, Alberta R. 89, Aug.
4, She is survived by her husband of years, Theron (Tim); daughters, Donna (Donald) Barratt of ME FL, Trudl (Richard) McKeeby of NJ, JoAnna (Richard) Sheridan of Honduras; sister, Lois Aldridge of Rochester; 8 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; many nieces nephews. Berta always had a strong commitment to the ecumenical community. The initiation of the local chapter of Literacy Volunteers of America, Task Force on Courts, Daily Hello Program, Urban Ministries and many other programs occurred under her direction as the Executive Director of Church Women United from 1960-1974. She was also an active member of Asbury First United Methodist Church. A Memorial Service will be held on SATURDAY (Aug.
10th) at 11 AM at Asbury First United Methodist Church. Contributions in lieu of flowers may sent Church Women United (644 Titus 14617) or the Memorial Fund of Asbury First United Methodist Church (1050 East 14607). Crawford Funeral Home 482-0400 Levine, Mildred August 8, 2002. Predeceased by son, Donald. Survived by her husband, William; children, Barbara Martin Slater of Scottsdale, AZ, Richard Ingrid Levine of N.
Palm Beach, FL, Linda Richard Torretto of Tiburon, CA; 9 grandchildren; 6 great grandchildren; sister brothers-inlaw, Naomi Ralph Amdursky of Tamarac, FL, Ralph Biernbaum of W. Palm Beach, FL; several nieces nephews. Funeral services will be held at the convenience of the family. Friends wishing may contribute to the Golisano Children's Hospital at Strong, 601 Elmwood Avenue, Box 777, Rochester 14642 in her memory. At the request of the family there will no home visitation.
Arrangements: Parsky Funeral Home. Maddalena, Pasquale "Patsy" GREECE: August 8, 2002. Survived by his wife Maria Maddalena; children, Maria Piccirillo, Cristina (Paul) Gatti; grandchildren, Tony (Rosa) Piccirillo, David (Cheryl) Piccirillo, Adriano Piccirillo, Ronald Piccirillo, Marlina Piccirillo, Laura (Domenico) Venditti, Jonathan (Tracy) Gatti, Ann Marie (Carlo) Cancellieri, Lisa Gatti; 9 GreatGrandchildren; brother Sebastian Maddalena of Argentina; sister Incoronata Rosa of Italy; several Nieces and Nephews. For more information about Patsy visit www. aliferemembered.com BARTOLOMEO PEROTTO Funeral Home, 1411 Vintage Lane (Between 390 Long Pond Patsy's visitation will Friday 2-4 7-9.
His Funeral Mass will be celebrated Saturday 10 AM at St. Lawrence Church (1000 N. Greece Entombment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to American Heart Association, 2113 Chili Rochester, NY 14624 or to Leukemia Society, 5500 Main Buffalo, NY 14221 in Patsy's memory. Mathieson, Eric B.
Suddenly on Aug. 5, 2002 at age 25. Eric is survived by his mother, Deborah O'Meara of Victor; his father, David Mathieson of North Hampton, MA; also aunts, uncles cousins. Eric was a Brighton High School graduate, received his A.S. from SUNY Morrisville, graduated from the University of Buffalo in June 2001 with a B.A.
in Psychology. Friends will be received SATURDAY (Aug. 10th) from 3-5 PM at CRAWFORD FUNERAL HOME, 495 N. Winton Rd. (between Browncroft Humboldt).
Interment private. Memorial contributions in lieu of flowers may be sent to the Humane Society at Lollypop Farm (99 Victor Rd, Fairport 14450) or The Genesee Naturalist in Memory of Eric Mathieson (Attri: Douglas Bassett, 1 Letchworth State Park, Castile, NY 14427). Randall, Herbert L. ROCHESTER: Age 68, of Rochester, died August 3, 2002. Survived by dear friend, Sylvia Sylvester; sister, Florence A.
Sweeney; brothers, David A. and William L. Randall; nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his of Christian Burial on Monday, August 2002 at 1 pm at the Bath Mass, Veteran's Medical Center Chapel. Burial at Bath Cemetery.
Arrangements with Townsend- Wood Funeral Chapel Penn Yan, NY. Routly, Mildred August 7, 2002. She is survived by her husband, Ronald Routly, children, Ronald (Julie) Routly, Susan Routly, and Daniel (Yolanda) Routly; grandchildren, Ronald Ill, Rachel, children; Jessica, brother, and John Ashley; (Cheryl) 2 great Brown; sister, Shirley (Gary) Steffenhagen; also survived by many other loving relatives friends. Family and friends are invited to call FRIDAY (TODAY) 2-4, 7-9 at New Comer Family Funeral Home, 2636 Ridgeway Ave. (West Side Chapel), Funeral Service will be held on SATURDAY at 12:00 PM.
Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Ruggiero, Joanne (Sideris) PERINTON: Passed away August 6th, origof Brookline, MA. She is survived by her husband of 40 years, Robert F. Ruggiero. Loving mother of Amy (Ruggiero) Swinlarski and her husband, David of Byfield, MA and Robert Ruggiero and his wife, Bridgett of Charlotte, NC; sister Davis and brother-in-law, Peter of Newburyport, MA.
She is also survived by four beautiful grandchildren. She attended Katherine Gibbs School, Governor State University and earned a MSBE from Nazareth College in 1986. A well loved piano teacher for 24 years, she was an active member of the NYS Music Teachers Association and the Music Teachers National Association. A computer and business education teacher at MCC and BOCES for several years, she shared her enthusiasm for learning and life. She was a long-time member of the League of Women Voters.
Joanne had an unmatched spirit for life and will be deeply missed. A celebration of her life will be held Monday, August 12 at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Boston, MA at 11 a.m. Visiting hours at the Arthur Hasiotis Funeral Home, 1642 Commonwealth Brighton, MA, Sunday 4-8 p.m. Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to the Rochester Piano Teacher's Guild (RPTG) Scholarship Fund, Attn: Brian Preston, 158 Highland Pkwy, Rochester, NY 14620. A Memorial Service will be held at the Church of the Ressurection, Mason Road, Fairport Monday, August 19th, 9:30 a.m.
Soto, Angelica Marie August 8, 2002. Predeceased by her uncle, Luis DeJesus; grandmother, Cecilia Ortiz. Survived by her parents, Juan Soto Jr. and Meyeline Guzman; brothers and sisters, Errika, Meyeline, Julio Torres, Keyla Soto; grandfather, Juan Soto grandmother, Virgenmina Santiago; she is also survived by many other loving relatives and friends. Family and friends may call on SATURDAY 10 A.M.
to 8 P.M. at New Comer Family Funeral Home, 6 Empire Blvd. (Eastside Chapel). Services and interment are to be held in Puerto Rico. Tait, Austin Crittenden Jr.
August 7, 2002. Peacefully after a brief illness. Survived by the person he referred to as his for 50 years, Sally; their children, Deborah MacDonald, MA, Austin Crittenden, Ill (Mary Ellen), Rochester, Sara Beardsley, Amherst, NY, Lockley (William) Platt, Rochester, and Elizabeth (John) Norton, Rochester; their grandchildren, Sarah MacDonald, Holley, Lindley, and Oliver Beardsley, Megan and Erin Norton; his brother, James (Karen), FL; his sisters-inlaw, Onzie Stevens, OR, and Carol (Richard) Grieves, CA; many nieces and nephews and friends. In accordance with his wishes, his body has been donated to the Anatomical Gift Program at the University of Rochester Medical School. A Memorial Service will be held at the convenience of his family and friends, at a later date.
Tantillo, Edward Joseph August 6, 2002. Survived by his loving wife, Rosemary (Rainone); beloved daughter, Jackie (Richard) Aab; dear grandchildren, Melissa Joy Aab and Richard Edward Aab; brother, Russell (Mary) Tantillo; sister-inlaw, Louise Rainone; nieces. Ed was a devoted Yankee fan, played professional baseball in the 1930s and pitched a perfect game on Sept. 6, 1937 for the Dover Orioles. This was one of the only approx.
45 perfect games ever pitched in organized major or minor league baseball. He was the proprietor of Whitehouse Liquor in Brighton for many years. He was a lifelong golfer and a member of Ridgemont Country Club. Please meet the family at St. Cecilia's Church on Saturday for his Funeral Mass at 11am.
Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Donations may be made to Cardiovascular Research, Aab Institute, of Medical Center, 300 East River PO Box 278996, Rochester, NY 14627. Arr: FALVO FUNERAL HOME. Trott, Joseph F. Wednesday, August 7, 2002.
Predeceased by his 1st wife, Ethel. Survived by his wife, Mollie Michaels Trott; daughter, JoAnn (George) Wyman; sons, Thomas (Eileen), George Trott; step-children, Jack Horner, Cindy Schiff; sister, Catherine (John) Morris; grandchildren, Paige (Michael) Mottice, Stacy (Reginald) Wade, Brian (Michelle) Trott, Paula Trott and her finance, David Routon, Julie Trott (Matt) Heisey, Lance J. Trott; 4 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Joe was a License NYS Funeral Director and owner of the Thomas F. Trott Funeral Home.
A Veteran of WWII and a member of the Elks Club. Friends may call Thurs. at the Thomas F. Trott Funeral Home, NOTE NEW LOCATION 1717 Portland Ave. at Ridge Rd.
E. Friends may attend a Funeral Mass Friday at at St. Salome's Church. Interment Webster Rural Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to the American Lung Assoc.
Winebrenner, Burton F. PITTSFORD: Formerly a longtime resident of East Rochester, August 4, 2002 at the age of 97 years. Predeceased by his wife of 64 years, Marian and a son, James B. Winebrenner. He is survived by a son, Robert (Sally Jo) Winebrenner of Pittsford; a daughter, Barbara Barrett Pittsford; a sister, Margaret Cooney of Denver, CO; grandchildren, Carol J.
Shepard, Debra (Paul) Burnham, Leslie (Kim) Nelson, Polly (Kevin) Wood, Drew (Kimberlie) WinebrenSpring (Nathan) Jackson Courtney (Will) Snowden; 28 great-grandchildren and 8 great great-grandchildren. Friends may call FRIDAY 4-8pm at the HARLOFF Funeral Home, 803 South Washington Street, East Rochester. Services for Burton will be held at on SATURDAY at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 460 Kreag Road, Pittsford. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Pipe Organ Fund of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Death Notices Outside Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Fromel, Irene Loucks Mrs. Irene Loucks Fromel, August 7, 2002. The daughter of George and Eleanor Kavanaugh Loucks and a graduate of Central High School, Auburn. She was predeceased by her husband, Stephen Fromel in 1992.
Surviving are their children, Kathleen Fromel, Pittsford, NY, Douglas S. Fromel, Winter Springs, FL; 3 grandchildren; 2 sisters, Betty Pitcher and Ann Tarala Hawelka, both of Auburn. Funeral Services will be held Saturday at 12 noon at Farrell's Funeral Service, 84 South Street, Auburn NY. Interment, St. Joseph's Cemetery.
Visitation am to 12 PM. Memorial Contributions may be made to the Cayuga County Nursing Home Activities Dept. Attn J. Penird, County House Road, Auburn, NY 13021. Finch, Margaret K.
CLYDE: Mrs. Margaret K. Finch 76, of 171 Lock Street died on Wednesday, August 7. 7, 2002 at her home surrounded by her family. She is survived by her husband of 59 years, Raymond Finch; children, Cheryl K.
Malone of Naples, Florida, Roy William (Rebecca) Finch of Clyde, Roger David (Elizabeth) Finch of Clyde, Suzanne C. (Chris) Finch DeNucci of Senecca Falls; Sister, Edith (Alvin) Pickett-Tracy City, TN; 12 grandchildren; great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. There will be no prior calling hours. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service on Sunday, August 11, 2002. at PM in the Clyde United Methodist Church with the Rev.
Dana Rattray officiating. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery in Clyde on Wednesday, August 14, at 1 PM. Friends wishing may make contributions to the Clyde Ambulance Ford Clyde 14433, Rock Church Cemetery, Kempner, Texas or the American Cancer Society. Arrangements are by the Baris Funeral Home, Clyde, NY. modeling work and also assure unions that represent gambling and restaurant workers the ability to carry out organizing efforts, the newspaper said Thursday.
Once it is signed by Pataki and Seneca President Cyrus Schindler, the compact would still need federal approval. The tribe plans to build up to three casinos in western New York and was considering a downtown Buffalo location for one of them. The master plan for the Niagara Falls casino designates the convention casino, to center be as a temporary opened this year or early next year, while construction is under way on a new casino, hotel and family entertainment complex. In May, Seneca members voted 1,077 to 976 to approve an 800-page compact with the state that would serve as a blueprint for operation of the casinos. The Senecas would turn over up to 25 percent of slot-machine revenue to the state to share with the host cities.
a Lynn, John D. A Memorial Service will be held in memory of John D. Lynn on Saturday, August 17, 2002, at 2:00 PM, at the Zion Episcopal Church, 120 East Main Street (Route 31 at Route 21), Palmyra, NY. Greenwood, Charlotte Elizabeth Sabey July 13, 2002. Survived by husband, John (Ted) Greenwood; daughter, Barbara; son, Douglas; 3 grandchildren; brothers, Frederick and William Sabey In Memoriam Bloom, Richard E.
Our tears have turned to smiles when we of you. Love lives on and never leaves. Thank you, Dad. Daughters, Judy, and Jackie. Corrado, Dean L.
Happy Birthday Dean. Memories of your birthdays will always be cherished. We miss you and love you dearly. Mom, Dad and Family..
