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Democrat and Chronicle 10b LegalNotices hob LegalNotices 1 10b LegalNotices 10b LegalNotices I iob LegalNotices LegalNotices iOb LegalNotices Clark, Florence M. 10b Rochester, N.Y. Dec. 20, 1978. Survived bv Sander, Martin M.D.

6C Dec. 21,78 nieces and a neohew. Friends may call Thurs On Dec. 15, 1978, in Boulder, day, 7-9 p.m. at Farre Atchison, Helen E.

Co. He Is survived by his Brothers Funeral Home 51 W. Ridge Rd. Mass wife, Gertrude H. Sander; his daughter, Carol Sander Wednesday, Dec.

20, 1978 Survived bv her daughter, I of Christian Burial Friday of Austin, Tx. his daughter Mei-j Yorti Tetephons asks to increase rates by $160 million above a pending request for '80 million. Combined requests amount to a 7 increase overall. Mrs. Gordon (Helen) morning at ociock at Sacred Heart Cathedral McHugh of Greece, N.Y.; 2 Interment, Holy Sepulchre and son-in-law, Susan and Clark Hamilton; his granddaughter, Christina, all of Boulder, Co.

Private services will be cemetery. Jicha, Louise sons, Edward J. and Thorn as J. Atchison, both of Li' bertyville, II grand children; 10 great grandchildren. Funeral services and in ferment to be held Satur held.

On Monday, December 18, Scantlin, Donald T. 1978, Louise M. Jicha, age 69 years, of Gates. Survived day, Libertvville, III SCOTTSVILLE: On Dec. by her hsuband, EvatT; 1 Friends wishing may have daughter, Mrs.

G. William Masses ottered. Reference, 19, 1978 in Fla. Survived by his wife, Janet his mother, Mrs. Thomas Vay Schleich Funeral (Margaret) Daly of Vestal, N.Y.; 1 granddaughter, Linda S.

Daly; 1 grandson, Home, Inc. Scantlin; 2 daughters, Mrs. Local calls James (Donna) Krause, G. William Daly, Jr. She end am, Edna M.

Mrs. Thomas (Gean) Spry; was i member of the Em Charges for message units from home or business telephones would be increased as follows: 2 sons, Thomas Robert manuel Lutheran Church M. Scantlin; 3 grandchil orders as changes in listings or in billing names, and requests for message detail. We would also apply a charge forcustomer-'requested changes in telephone number. Present schedule Edna M.

Benham, Dec. 20 1978. Survived by her hus band, David 3 daughters FOR TIMED ONE-UNIT CALLS dren; 2 sisters, Mrs. James Sunshine Chapter 730 O.E.S., Zama Temple (Marge) Mura, Mrs. Fred Cynthia, Karen and Judy; 1 UNTIMED ONE-UNIT CALLS AND ALL MULTI-UNIT CALLS Daughters ot the Nile.

EACH ADD'L MINUTE FIRSTS MINUTES (Dorothy) Sgambuty; a Friends may call brother, Edmund Scantlin, also several nieces and Wednesday evening only 7 Present Proposed Present Proposed Present Propoied son, Scott; 4 sisters, Rose Miller, Frances Foss, Betty Feathers and Catherine Patalano; 2 brothers, John and Edward Ketwig also p.m. at the Funeral Homeof neohews. Residence Business Harold r. wood, 530 Buf Friends mav call Thurs falo Rd. (near Howard Rd.) day evening 7-9, Friday 2-4, 1.2C 1.1C 82C 7.6C 8.9C 8.2C several nieces and new Service charge: Trip required where Funeral Services will be conducted Thursday 7-y at me cameron t-unerai Home, 26 Rochester $20.50 1550 $25.75 20.75 phews.

Mrs. Benham was Co-President of School 43 PTA, former secretary of Scottsville. Mass of Chris- morning at ociock. in ferment, White Haven Me Day 8am-9pm weekdays Evening 9pm-11 pm weekdays 8am-11 5 major holidays Night 11 pm-8am all days Rochester Lancer's Boost tan Burial Saturday 9:30 a.m. at St.

Mary's of the morial Park. Those wishing may make contributions to er Club. On December 1 1 1 978, we filed tariffs with the Public Service Commission to increase our intrastate rates by $240 million. We are asking, however, that the request for S240 million include $160 million in additional revenues, and $80 million from a request still pending before the Commission. In the case still pending we asked to raise rates for selected business-type terminal equipment, certain semi-public coin phone and private line-mileage services.

If the Commission grants us all or part of the $80 million, the request for $240 million would be reduced by the amount granted. The combined requests amount to an overall increase of 7 and are within federal price guidelines. The tariffs were filed with a proposed effective date of January 11, 1979. However, the proposal requires action by the Commission and may be modified during the course of its deliberations. It is probable that any rate change would be authorized 0.8C 0.70 54C Friends may call at Cor 64C 5CC 6.0C Gates volunteer Ambulance Fund in her memo Assumption cnurcn, Scottsville.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Scottsville Den i-unerai Nome, inc 10.50 15.50 ry. 109 West Ave. Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9. Services 0.3C 0.2C 3.3C 4.2C 4.0(5 3.0c Amublance Fund in Mr. Klummp Ernest Carl Saturday 10 a.m.

in the fu 6.25 2600 Scantllin's memory. neral home chapel. Inter On December 20, 1978. He i ment, Holy Speulchre Cenv Treat, Porter E. etery.

20.75 425 survived by his sister, Mrs. Edward G. (Matilda) Van-derweel; 1 brother, Mr. Dec. 19, 1978 Trip not required Additional line charge: (lines in excess of one, per order) Premises work charges: Inside wiring charge Equipment handling charge Installation charges Jack (miniature modular outlet) Wire installation charge (non-key) Station installation charge (non-key) Boeff, Winnevere Porter E.

Treat. Survived Oscar Klummp; also sever by his wife, Ella A. Treat; al nieces and nephews. person calls and 5c on operator handled station-to-station calls. There would be no change in charges for local sent-paid station-to-station coin rates.

his son, James W. Wiley; Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1978 of Aragon Ave. Survived by The family requests the 'up to, but not including. Person-to-person and operator handled surcharges on calls from non-coin telephones would be increased from $1.50 and S.75 to 51.62 and 81.

Coin surcharges would be increased by 10c on person-to- Toll calls three granocniioren. two sons, Frederick an courtesy of no prior calling Friends are invited to at $425 $4.25 hours. A memorial service Harold Boeff; a daughter tend a memorial service will be held on Friday, De Judith Ann Boett; three si Thursday afternoon at 2 cember 22, 11 a.m. at the ters, Leora Kuiawski, Eva 5.00 5.00 Alaimo Funeral Home, 601 o'clock in Hedges Memorial Chapel, 770 E. Main St.

Allen, Alberta Barnes; six Jay St. grandchildren; nineteen at Alexander), no prior great-grandchildren; sev calling hours. Those who only after public hearings, and would become effective later in 1979. 3.25 3.25 Lichard, Mario eral nieces and nephews. wisn mav torwara memori Nopriorcalling.

Memori al services Saturday after als to the American Cancer Society, 8 Prince St. in his (Pagano) The following are among the changes we noon at 1 o'clock at the Survived by 1 son, Aqatino memory. Durand United Church of Christ. Contributions may Kagano; i aaugnter, Mrs. Similar increases would apply on com calls-, except that the amounts would be rounded to multiples of 5c.

Here are some examples of the proposed initial period charges on sent-paid calls. The surcharges on person-to-person and operator handled calls would also be increased by about 8.22. Wishman, Jacob De made to the Memorial Jo Manners of 4 grand children; 4 great-grand children; nieces and neph Intrastate toll rates would be based on the overall 8.22 maximum increase. The increases on direct dialed non-coin calls placed during the Day would range from 1 to 8c for initial periods, and up to 4c for overtime periods. Lesser increases would apply during Evening and Night periods.

NON-COIN Fund of the Durand United filed for various categories of telephone service. The rates shown as "proposed" reflect a maximum 8.22 increase needed to achieve $240 million. If the Commission were to award the full $80 million in the pending case, the percentage increase (Jack) Church of Christ or the Al Sigl Center. Interment at ews. Jacob December 20, 1978, Friends may call Thurs the convenience of the fam East (Jack) Wishman of day only 2-4, 7-9 at the Falvo ily in Irondequoit Ceme Avenue.

He leaves his wife, Funeral Home, 1395 tery. Arrangements Mae; One son; Mark; one Goodman St. Funeral ser would drop to 5.2. Burns-Hanna. daughter Mrs.

Sidney vice Friday 8:30 from the (Naomi) hneoianaer ot funeral home, clock 5t, Broderick, Lula M. Utica, N.Y.; two grand daughters; Two stepsons; Andrews Church. Inter, ment, Holy Sepulchre Cem Basic exchange rates All basic exchange rates (business and res Of Rochester on Dec. 19 1978. She is survived by her Harvey t-rey ot n.y.l., Irwin Frev of Rochester; etery daughters, Mrs.

irvin bii one step-daughter; Ruth zabeth) Jeanotte and Mrs. idence, individual and party lines, auxiliary lines, PBX trunks and semi-public coin tel Marier, Gilles Leo Rosenfeld of Concord Mass. Five sisters; Inez Levin of Rochester, Sarah Wishman Donald (Mary) Bergin son, William T. Broderick Gilles Leo Marier, Tues sisters, Mrs. May Murphy day, Dec.

19, 1978. He is of Rochester, Anne Zelo and Miss Nellie L. Mills survived by his wife Sophie mek of Rochester, Esther JacobsonS, Ruth Markusof twelve grandchildren and 1 daughter, Lisa; severa ephones) would be increased by 8.22 maximum. Here are some examples of the proposed increases, not including taxes, or locality mileage charges for those customers located outside the base rate area of several nieces and neph aunts, uncles and coun Toronto, Ontario, Canada ews. sins.

one brother, Harold of Thursday, 2-4, 7-9 friends Friends may call Thurs Rochester. Several nieces may call at Miller Funeral day 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and DAY AT 8 A.M. EVENING AT 9 P.M. NIGHT AT 11 P.M.

Present Proposed Present Proposed Present Proposed FROM N.V.C TO: 2-min. 2-min. 2-min. 2-min. 1-min.

1-mln. Albany .90 .98 .58 5 .63 .20 .22 Buffalo 1.02 1.10 .66 .71 .22 .24 Syracuse 1.02 1.10 .66 .71 .22 .24 Poughkeepsie .73 .79 .47 .51 .16 .18 COIN DAY EVENING NIGHT CALLS Present Proposed Present Proposed Present Proposed BETWEEN: 3-min. 3-min. 3-min. 3-min.

3-min. 3-min. N.Y.C. Buffalo $1.65 $1.80 $1.15 $1.25 $.80 $.85 Hempstead Ithaca 1.65 1.80 1.15 1.25 .80 .85 N.Y.C. Syracuse 1.65 1.80 1 15 1.25 .80 .85 N.Y.C.&Albany 1.50 1.65 1 05 1.10 .70 .80 Riverhead N.Y.C.

1 35 1.45 .95 100 .65 .70 Huntington N.Y.C. .95 1.00 .65 .75 .50 .50 and nephews. Homes 1625 Mt. Hope Friday 2-4 at the Paul W. Funeral services win oe their exchange.

These locality charges also would be increased by 8.22 maximum. Ave. Mass of Christian Harris Funeral Home, Inc held in the chapel of the Burial Friday morning at 9 570 Kings Hwy. So. (corner Parsky Funeral Home, Inc.

a.m., St. Anne Church fitus.) Funeral services Graveside service 10:15 Saturday morning at H25 st. Hau St. inursaay, December 21st at 2 p.m. Burial in Mt.

Hope Ceme Flat Rale service residence individual line a.m., St. Patrick's Ceme o'clock from St. Mykolaj inurcn, 3UJ sr. raui tsivo tery. Following the funeral tery, Victor, N.Y.

Masses will be gratefully appre Panachida Services Thurs- a period of mourning will be Monthly Rat ciated. day and Friday at 7 p.m. observed at yui tasr Ave 'Currently, an installation charge ol $12.50 applies to non-key stations. This charge would be atlected by two recent taritt tilings, and the result ot these changes is shown in this table. A jack installation charge was tiled with the Public Service Commission on October 30, 1978.

This tiling provided lor the introduction ol a new $4.25 installation charge tor jacks and a reduction in the installation charge tor non key telephones trom $12.50 to $8.25. The $8.25 installation charge was further divided by the Company's December 1, 1978 "Unbundling" tiling, into a $5.00 Wire Installation Charge and a $3.25 Station Installation Charge. The Wire Installation Charges tor button sets and Call Director telephones in the "Unbundling" tiling are higher charges. Two installation charges each apply to the sets and the wire. Proposed schedule Residence Business Service charge $16.50 S25.00 Record order charge 9.00 15.00 Premises visit charge 5 00 10.00 Central office line charge (each) 15 00 20.00 Inside wire installation charge (non-key) 12 41 30.41 Jack installation charge (miniature modular) 4.60 4.60 Station installation charge (non-key) 8.02 18.52 The rewire charge would be changed from $10.50 to the centrex dormitory service connection charge from $1 4.50 to 511.50; the dismount and remount charges from $20.75 for business and $4.25 for residence, to 525 and $7 respectively; and the monthly rate for temporarily suspended residence and service from $2.08 to $2 25.

Other changes in move and substitution charges would be made, consistent with the new structure. An example of the application of the present and proposed connection charge schedules to the connection of a residence individual line with two standard telephones where no wire or jacks are in place is as follows: nue. Friends wishing may contribute to congregation Caiazza, Caterina Mets, Elizabeth M. Beth Sholom congreaga Of Gates Wednesday, Dec. tion nai Israel Wednesday, Dec.

20, 1978, of 20, 1978. She is survived by Oxford St. Survived by a her sons, John a. caiazza, rVynne, Robert J. Jr.

son, William H. Mets; two accordance with the Typical Community Present Proposed Schroon Lake 7.59 8.22 Lake George 9.19 9.95 Kingston 9.97 10.79 Albany 11.96 12.95 Buffalo 13.16 14.25 East Hampton 8.77 9.50 Freeport 11.96 12.95 Carmel 9.19 9.95 Peekskill 9.58 10.37 Vincenzo Caiazza, both of Greece; her daughter, Miss 8.22 maximum in change in toll rates. The charges for Dial-A-Visit service and WATS service would also be increased by grandchildren, Melenda and Holly Mets; a niece and Of Jasmine Dec. 19, 1978. He is survived by his Maria A.

Caiazza of Gates; a neohew. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert J. Wynne sisters.

1 grandchild; her brother Giuseppe Pascale of Italy; her sisters, Mrs. Concetta No prior caning, nnemori-Mass Friday morning at 9 Mrs. John (Mary) Other equipment and services being increased o'clock at St. Salome's Heimncn ot weDsrer, Mrs. Riccio of Amsterdam.

Church. Interment, Holy Wayne (Nancy) Bowman of SeDulchre Cemetery at the N.Y.; Mrs. Giovannina Cangiano of Gates; several Walworth; several nieces ily convenience ot rne ramn and neohews. Contributions may be made MONTHLY RATES Present Proposed Wednesday 7-y, I nursdav nieces ana nepnews. Friends may call Thursday evening 7-9 p.m., Fri The rates for most other telephone equipment and services would be increased by 8.22.

Here are some examples: MONTHLY RATES Fund. Ar- to the Cancer -4, 7-9 the family will re Message Rate service (untimed) residence individual line Burns- rangements. ceive friends at Miller Fu day 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Hanna. neral Home, 1625 Mt.

DiPonzio Funeral Home, 219 Spencerport Rd. Hope Ave. Mass of the Monthly Rate Present Proposed Christian Burial will besaid Gates (across from St Theodore's Church). Fu Molinelli, Giovanni Friday at 11 a.m. in St.

Helens Church. Interment, neral services Saturday Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. morning at 8:30, Mass of Attilio Christian Bunal at 9 from Giovanni Molinelli, Dec. 19, St. Theodore's Church.

In 1978. Husband of Angela Area Deaths ferment. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. (Santucci); father of Frank, Mrs. Anthony (Outside Monroe County) Additional telephones: Residence extension 2.13 2.31 Business extension 3.60 3.90 Special assembly quotation charge 103.76 112 29 Extension rates are the inside wiring ($1.18 tor residence and $2.77 tor business) and instrument charge ($1.13 for both) combined.

Other items include button sets, Trimline' and Princess' telephones, the one-time charge for Design Line telephones, some PBX switchboards and most teletypewriter and data equipment. 'Trademark ol ATST Typical Community Present Proposed New York City Inner zones $8.00 $8.66 Outer zones 7.67 8.31 Buffalo 8.00 8.66 Albany 7.67 8.31 Commack 7.35 7.96 Poughkeepsie 7.35 7.96 Syracuse 7.35 7.96 Basic Budget (Statewide) 4.67 5.06 For residence customers with the timed (Leda) Gruttadauria, Mrs. Additional listings $1.04 $1.13 Directory Assistance: Charge per request above allowance .10 .11 Monthly credit per line .30 .33 Touch Tone service: Per residence line 2.17 2 35 Per business line 4.35 4.71 Per station .68 .74 Non-published service 1.09 1.18 Speakerphone 18.84 20.39 Manual cut-off .71 .77 Amleto (Joanne) Polino, Cotton, Elizabeth Chiappone, Sebastion Mrs. Giovanni (Lilia) Ca- ilio; brothers and sisters in Sebastion Chiappone, Dec. Louise "Libbie" Italy; 12 grandchildren; VICTOR: Suddenly, Dec.

20, 1978. He leaves his wife, Pattie; 2 sons Paul and Michael; 2 daughters, Mrs, several nieces and 20, 1978. She is survived by 4 Friends mav call at the daughters, Mrs. tdwara (Amy) Raps, Dundee, Mrs. Gary (Bonnie) Gubioti, Mrs.

Donald (Christine) Bartolomeo Funeral Home, 1425 Lexington 2-4and Tripoli; 2 sisters, Mrs. Jo William (Audrey) Askin, Geneva, Mrs. Harold message rate service option, the monthly 9, Thursday only. Mass of seph (Josephine) Cassetti Miss Rose Chiappone; i (Betty) Barry and Mrs. charge would be $1.08 less.

Florence Leonard both of grandchildren; nieces and Victor; 3 sons, Sunderland Some charges are not being increased Christian Burial Friday 10a.m. at Holy Name Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre. In lieu of flowers, Masses may be said. neDhews.

of Canandaigua, Wyman of Friends may call 2-4, 7-9 Message Rate service (timed) Victor and William ot Arizona; 10 grandchildren; 24 business individual line at Profetta Funeral cnapei 890 N. Goodman St. where serices will be held great-grandchildren; 5 Monthly Rata great-areat-grandchildren; Saturday morning at 9:30 Nobles, Cecelia M. Typical Community several nieces ana nepn and 10 o'clock at St. Ceo ews.

Bmghamton lia's Church. Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Friends may call at the Albany He was a veteran ot w.w. Cecelia M. Nobles formerly of Pitfsford, Dec.

19, 1978. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Jean Albright of Penfield; her son, Edward of Provincetown, Cotton Funeral Home, 26 Maple Victor, Thursday and Friday 2-4, 7-9 Buffalo Present Charge Service charge (visit) $20.50 Inside wiring (2) 12.50 Jack charge (2) 8.50 Equipment handling charge (2) 8.50 Station installation charge (2) 6.50 Wire installation charge (2) 10.00 TOTAL $66.50 Proposed Charge Service charge $16.50 Premises visit charge 5.00 Central office line charge 15.00 Inside wire installation charge (2) 24 82 Jack charge (2) 9.20 Station installation charge (2) 16.04 TOTAL $86.56 Present Proposed $11.72 $12.69 12.37 13.39 13.C3 14.11 11.72 12 69 11.72 12.69 13.03 14.11 a member of the Independent Mutual Insurance Agents Assoc. and the Slager Post. Flower grate- Syracuse where services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m.

Burial oe in bougnton hiii fuiiy aecnnea. White Plains New York City 3 grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Friends mav call Thurs Cemetery at the conve- ence ot tne family, in neu (Manhattan) of flowers those who wish mav contribute to the Vic- day from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Harloff Funeral Home, 803 South Washington NOTE Charges shown are lor a customer with tor-Farmington Volunteer Commission (including cord-type manual and dial switchboards, tie-line terminals, selected special purpose equipment, voice and signal grade mileage charges, foreign exchange mileage, and special channel services, i.e., program, video, industrial and educational TV and 50 kilobit switched service, and certain semi-public coin service charges). The new proposed rates and charges, and certain changed regulations are set forth in tariffs which are available for inspection at any office of the Telephone Company where business is transacted in person.

The location of these offices can be found in the first pages of the telephone directory. Tariffs are also available at the offices of the Public Service Commission. Information as to the time and place of hearings may be obtained by calling the New York State Public Service Commission. Residents of the New York City calling area, dial 488-4390. All other residents of New York State, dial (1)800-522-8707.

Ambulance Corp. a company-provided standard desk or watt tel East Rochester, where ser ices will be held Friday rost, Verna H. ephone. The new charges would consist ot three components: an exchange access line morning at 9: 30 o'clock, fol HONEOYE: Dec. 19, 1978, lowed by a Mass ot Verna Hughey Frost of East dn Duridi tu ue ceieur aieu St.

Louis Church, Pitts- Lake Kd. survivea oy ner husband, John W. Frost; ford, at 10 o'clock. Interment, White Haven. charge, an inside wire charge and an instrument charge.

The inside wire charge tor residence service would be $1. 18 and lor business service $2.77. The instrument charge would be $1. 13 tor both business and residence. The exchange access line charge would be based on daughter, Mrs.

Jean Laird of Atlanta Georgia; 2 sons, Charges for a number of services and items of equipment would not be increased. These exempted items include: Equipment designed for the handicapped (volume control telephone, weak speech handset, impaired hearing handset, Signalman relay, School-to-Home service, Code Com, Tone Ringer, Teltrasensor and bone conduction receiver). Surcharges on hotel and hospital calls. Improved Mobile Telephone service (IMTS) monthly service charge. Bellboy paging service.

Radio link charge. Centrex service overall rates (some adjustments within this category). Direct Inward Dialing and Identified Outward Dialing services. Special assembly monthly rates. Termination charges.

Rates for terminal equipment services which are available on a two-tier basis. Charges for billing detail. Equipment and services covered in the repricing case now pending before the William of Honeoye and John of Canandaigua; 1 brother, Carter Hughey of Orfh, Charles H. Charles H. Orth, 90 of 219 the customer's rate group.

The monthly allowance tor local calls lor message rate services If the wiring and outlets are in place, and the customer utilizes a PhoneCenter Store, the charges are much less: Present Rochester; 1 niece; 1 neph Clark, William J. Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1978, William J. Clark. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

William J. Clark (Marcella Bisky); 3 daughters, Patricia Clark Dever, Mrs. James (Maryann) Roden-beck, Mrs. Frederick (Kathleen) Merle; 1 brother, John Clark; 11 grandchildren; a nephews, Michael Clark. Friends are invited tocall Thursday evening 7-9 and on Fridayfrom2-4and 7-9 at The John M.

Hedges Funeral Home, corner of Empire Blvd. and Culver Rd. Mass of the Christian Burial will be said on Saturday morning at 10 a.m. in churchof Christ the Kingon Kings Hwy. Interment, at the convenience of the family at Holy Angels Cemetery, Scottsville, N.Y.

Mr. Clark was a member of the 25 yr. Club of Notre Dame Retreat House, Holy Name Society of the Church of Christ the King and the Nocturnal Adoration Soci Lakeview Lantana, ew. No prior calling. Friends Tuesday, Dec.

19, wouio oe increased trom $4.00 to $433. (There is no allowance on Basic Budaet service or re invited to attend a me after a long illness. He is PBX trunks). rvived by his wife, morial service Friday at 11 m. in the Honeoye united dythe Crook Orth of Lan- na; three daughters, Mrs.

Service connection Church of Christ. Memorial contributions may be made Charge $15.50 8.50 Betty Jean McCluski of Hil Service charge (no visit) Equipment handling charge (2) and installation charges to the Richmond Fire Dept. Ambulance Fund. Arrange ton, N.Y., Mrs. Conney Fal-leslal of Santa Fe, N.M., Mrs.

Patricia Metcalfe of ments, Brown-Drowne Fu TOTAL $24.00 W. Palm Beach, six neral Home, Livonia. The schedule would be restructured to relate charges more directly to the work done; to combine charges where two or three randchildren. He was a Sural Mail Carrier for Proposed In Memoriam many years in Hilton, N.Y. before his retirement.

He was a member of the Bap charges apply to the connection of the same item and to encourage customers to Moon, Frances tist Faith, member of Clio Charge $16.50 15.00 Two months ago today, the Lodge of Masons of Service charge Central office line charge angels came and they took ety use PhoneCenter Stores. In addition, a new charge called a Record Order Charge you away. They were told to would be introduced. It would apply to such NewYorkTelephone TOTAL S31.50 Connell, Leo K. Leo K.

Connell formerly of do this so you can nave your rest, because all people deserve this, especially fhe best. Sadly missed by mother, father, sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews. US-Dec. 21, 28, Jan. 3, 10 4t Linden Tuesday Dec Memorial service will be held in Hilton at a later date.

Friends are asked to make donations if they wish to the Palm Beach County Chapter American Cancer Society, W. Palm Beach, Fla. Arrangements by Lakeside Chapel, 131 S. Lakeside Lakewood, Fla. 19, 1978.

He is survived by his wife, Ruth Beidue con nell; his son and daughter- in-law, Thomas and Edna Connell; his grand Schenkel, Gary G. In memory of our beloved daughers, Margaret and Patricia Connell; nieces son, Gary, who left us so suddenly and tragically Dec. 21, 1964. and nephews; also great niece and nephews. He was Oviatt, Edith N.

Let Your Eyes Do The Shopping You suddenly left this world 14 years ago today. Leaving an emptiness in our hearts never to go away. We've lived a lifetime these 14 Dec. 20, 1978 Edith N. Oviate of 222 Roosevelt Rd.

She's survived by her husband, S. Harold Oviatt. Life member of the AAUW, ac years, filled with a deep tive Girl Scout Leader, member of Twelve Corners Presbyterian Church. a member of fhe St. Boniface Mens Club.

Friends may call Thursday afternoon and evening 2-4, 7-9 at the John J. Curran Funeral Home, 535 Oxford Near Monroe Ave. Prayers Friday morning at 8 30 ol lowed by Mass of the Christian Burial at 9 o'clock at St. Boniface Church. Interment, White Haven Memorial Park.

Those wishing may have masses offered for the repose of his soul. Funeral services Friday 10 a.m. at the Anthony Fu heart-ache and endless tears. For those of you with loved ones, cherish them with loving care. For you'll never know the heartaches you'll feel, until Want Ads 454-4200 Democrat and Chronicle The Times-Union neral Chapel, 2305 Monroe Ave.

Friends wishing to pay tribute may con tribute to a chairty of their choice Interment, Mt. Hooe you see their empty chair. Sadly missed, still broken hearted Mom and Dad. Cemetery..