6A/Observer-0isp9tch, Thvrsdoy, 0»c 17, 1987 Grants^totah$75iO0O-^^^S PtldNMlcea' Peter J. Imhoff Mr. Paul J. Sardina Sophie P. Ziemba Helen C Potter for youth agencies NEW HARTFORD - Mrs. HelenE. Sophie P. Ziemba, of 1215 Bleecker WHITESBORO - Mr. Peter J. By DON KNORR Mr. Paul J. Sardina. 54, of the St., fiiedDecembe r 16,1987, at home. Potter, of Sunset Wood Apt*., passed including those returning home Imhoff, 77, of 53 Powell Avenue, died away Tuesday, December 15,1967„ft Observer-Dispatch from jail and teen-aged girls liv­ Brook Apta., Oneida St., entered into She was born in Gabin, Poland, on Wednesday, December 16,1987, at his rest December 16, 1987, in Faxton March 6,1894, the daughter of Adam Faxton Hospital. She had been in' ll Stale grant* totaling more than _ ing in troubled homes. The Utica YWCA also was_ie*idence...... Hospital. and Mary Pawlowski Pawlowicz. She health for several months. (STuAKX) have been approved for She was born in Utica on January social service agencies in Oneida earmarked for a $4,000 grant to Mr. Imhoff was He was born in received her education in the Utica support its rape crisis and child born August 29, schools, and along with her husband, 3,-1908, e daughterpftheltte MiKon and Herkimer counties to combat Utica, a son of and Edna Fear Cmikshank. K life­ juvenile delinquency, the state abuse prevention program. 1910," 'in Whitesbo- Samuel and Mary operated Ziemba's Market, in Utica. Other grants to be administered ro, son of the late She was married to Walter Ziemba, in time Utica area resident, she was a Division for Ybuth said yesterday. DeFazio Sardina. graduate from Utica Free Academy in by the Youth Bureau of Herkimer John F. and Rose He was educated in Holy Trinity Church, in 1926. Mr. lveonard G. Dunston, director, County include General Herkimer Landry Imhoff. He Ziemba died in 1963. She was a 1926, she received her B.A. Degree *aid the. grants — part of an $11 local schools, and from Elmira College in 1930, and was Council, Boy Scouts of America, received his educa- member of St Stanislaus Church, million package statewide — can $4,900; Herk iraer County Hel­ graduated from active in the College's alumni affairs. tion in Utica Christian Women and Sacred Heart 1>t? used to reimburse up to-100 pline, Inc., $7,000; Catholic Fami­ T.R. Proctor High, She did graduate study at Columbia Schools and was a in 1951. Mr. Sardi­ Societies of St. Stanislaus Church,,, percent of coats for programs ly & Community Services, and St. Annes of Holy Trinity University Teachers College, and : limed a ^abating youth unemploy­ Herkimer, $5,000; Family Services graduate of Utica na was a self-em- Syracuse University. After teaching, of Greater Utica. $14,074; YMCA College of Syracuse ployed auto Church. ment, teen pregnancy, dropping She is survived by a daughter, for a short time in Erie County, she rut of school and suicide. . . of the Mohawk Valley. Mohawk, University. mechanic, having married the late Earl M. Potter, of $4,500, and Herkimer County As­ owned Sardina's Emily Ziemba, of Utica; two sons and • The'largest single grant in the He operated a a daughter-in-law, Adam Ziemba, Uti­ Collins Center, NY. and thereaft£, sociation for' Retarded Citizens. book store at Columbia: Square from Service Station. He served our coun­ -returned to Utica. \ area $34,000 will go to Utica $1,500. ca, and Thaddeus and Joann £iemba, t Community .Action, Inc., 214 1932 • 1940 and was self-employed as a try during the Korean War. All these local agencies are New Hartford; a son-in-law, Charles For more than 30 years, she ta'uph KutgtrSt. Public Accountant and Tax Practi­ He was a member of the Fort Szczesny, Toledo, OH; six grandchil­ high school Social Studies at the "important partners with us in tioner since 1940. He was an active Rose'White, director of the the fight against delinquency," Schuyler Post #1290, and a parishion­ dren, Thaddeus, Gerald and Brian Whitesboro .Central School, serving .^iJiuiidii^ Counts member of the, "Voicespondent Tape er of St." Mary's Church, South St. Ziemba, New Hartford, and Charles, for many years as the Department **""»*<—P^nm^n said "It in through our -Clubhand a'C.B. enthusiast. As a which was instrumental in obtain Besides his parents, Mary and Sam Jr., Cathy, and Walter Sraesnyk Chairman, and Advisor to the Stud^ht collective efforts that the division CB'er, he was known as ''Scratch ;mg the grant, said the agency can achieve its mission of 'Pre­ Sardina, he leaves four sons and one Toledo, QH; several nieces, nephews Council, and National Honor Society. Post" and "Rubber Band". offers counseling and educational venting delinquency through pos­ daughter-in-law, Michael and Anna and cousins. She was predeceased by She was president of the Whitesboro programs for high risk youth, itive youth development.'" Mr. Imhoff was a member of St. Sardina, Robert, Mark and Danny a daughter, Gladys Szczesny, and a Teachers Association, served a term Thomas Church, New Hartford. Sardina; two brothers and sisters-in- grandson, John Michael Ziemba. as president of the New York StajEe Teachers Association • Central Zooe, He is survived by his son3, Alex L. law, Charles and Melanie Sardina, The funeral will'be Saturday, De­ and was a member of its Board of Imhoff, Chicago, 1L, and Joseph H. Samuel and Joyce Sardina, all of cember 19, at 9:30, from The Sansone t Budget year change sought Directors for several years, in which Imhoff, of Santa Anna. Ca.; a daugh­ Utica; three grandchildren; several Funeral Home, 933 Elizabeth St, and capacity she frequently represented By MARJ PATRICK year for its budget. In the past, ter, Odelia Dousharm, San Jose, Ca.; aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. He 10 in St. Stanislaus Church. Inter­ the Association at national confer­ Observer-Dispatch state legislators have changed several nieces and nephews; a cousin was predeceased by a son, Paul Rocco ment will be in Holy Trinity Ceme­ Three Oneida County legisla­ requirements affecting the county ences and conventions. Reverend Bonaventure-Imhoff, and a Sardina, in 1956. 0 tery. Calling hours are Friday, 2-4 and tors want the county to change its M E,oi Hlwkins 7-9. The Christian Women will recite She was active in the Mohawk budget year so that state-man­ The funeral will be Saturday, at Valley Chapter of the American Asso­ S&A SUM WES.™*He wa:^s predecease "-*d by *three broth­ 9:30 a.m. from The Scala & Roefaro the Rosary at 3 p.m. Friday. In lieu of dated increases can be included in of 1984, that helped contribute to flowers, please consider the St Sta­ ciation of University Women, serving the budget. a $5.9 million county budget defi­ ers, Walter Imhoff, Joseph F. Imhoff, Funeral Home, Inc., 612 Elizabeth St.,. as president and an honorary life and John F. Imhoff, Jr. and at 10:00, in St. Mary's Church, nislaus Church Improvement Fund or The three Democrats - George cit, because the state increased the Kopernik Scholarship Fund. Visi­ member. She is also a past president * Joe) Benner, D-34, Harry Hert- welfare recipients' shelter allow­ Services will be held Saturday at South St. Interment will be in Calvary of the Elmira College Club, and Delta Cemetery. tors are welcome to park in St. line. D-22, and Bernard Burns; D-3 ances after the county budget had 9:30 a.m., at the Friedel & Williams Stanislaus Church parking lot. Kappa Gamma. , > represent -Rome,—Utica—and—been adopted.-hesaidr- ^ufleraW4omer€ouTtaUfork5tri isiting tours-will be Thursday, 7- IP K»i, cho wnft honored bv Syra Kirkland, respectively. Benner is - If approved by the county legis­ and at 10 a.m. at St. Thomas Church, 9, and Friday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. cuse University as New York State the Democratic minority leader.. lators, the change also would need New Hartford where a Mass of Chris­ Mildred H. Maw Social Studies Teacher of the Year, at During a press conference yes­ state legislation, he said. tian Burial will be offeredjtnterment Raymond A. Murphy BARNEVELD^Mildred H, Maw._ its annual Citizenship Education Con­ terday, Benner said he can see 'no In 1980, the city of Utica will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Raymond A. Murphy, 79, formerly 91, of Parker Hollow Rd.. died Wed­ ference. negatives" to the proposal. They switched from a calendar-year Friends may call Friday, 2-4 and 7-9 at of 4 Seward Ave., Utica. died Tuesday, nesday, December 16, 1987 in St She began attending Westminster propose changing to a July 1-June budget to a budget year beginning the Funeral Home. December 15, 1987, in the Eden Park Elizabeth Hospital. Presbyterian Church in 1912, and has 30 budget year. April 1. The state's budget year Nursing Home. She was born in Westmoreland, been a member since 1927, serving as The county now uses a calendar also begins April 1. Estelle Gates He was born June 10, 1908, in October 17, 1896, the daughter of a teacher and superintendent of its WHITESBORO - Estelle Gates, 82, Jordan, NY, the son of James and John Parker and Mary Wishart Maw. Sunday School. She also served as of Pillar Drive, passed away Monday, Amelia Gross Murphy. He was edu­ She attended .school in Westmoreland chairman of Circle W, of the Women December 14,1987, at her home. and was a graduate of Vemoh High OBITUARIES P^ Alices cated in Syracuse schools, and was a - o( Westminster, and as the Church's She was born in Utica, January 25, graduate of the Coyne Electrical School. She also received degrees first woman Elder. 1905, the daughter of John and Susan School, Chicago. On February 14, from Geneseo.and Aldelphi Universi­ She is survived by a wn, James, of Guminiak. In 1921, Estelle married 1930, in the Church of Our Lady- of ty. For many years she taught in New York City, aid Dover Plaij*, Lawrence N. Hutchinson Miss Ursula L Vogt Leland Finch.,Mr. Finch passed away—£0,^ he married Marcella Liddy Jamaica, Long Island and later NY; four sisters, Mrs. Ruth Busse'y, WESTMORELAND - Lawrence Miss Ursula L. Vogt. 98, a resident in 1931. In 1977, she married Joseph She died July 16, 1979. For'44 year* worked at law offices in New York Boulder, CO, Mrs. Marian Yellin,Utica Public Library. Haverford, PA, Mrs. Lois Packer, St.. Westmoreland, died Tuesday, H.F.C., died Tuesday evening, Decem­ For several years, Mrs. Gates was Electrical Operating Department of She had lived in Barneveld for over 42 Bethlehem, PA. and Mrs. Carolyn December 15.1987 in the Rome Nurs­ ber 15,1987, at the Home. employed at Burger's Dept. Store. She Niagara Mohawk, retiring in 1971. He years and received her nurse's train­ Trespasz, of Maplewood, NJ; an aunt, ing Home. She was born November 27,1889, in is a member of St. Joseph's • St. was a member of the Church of Our ing at the New York Medical Hospital Mrs. Marian White, Rome; 11 nieces He was born in Westmoreland, Mav Utica, the daughter of Mathias and Patrick's Church. Ladv of Lourdes, Utica Elks #33 with Cornell Medical Association, and nephews. TO. 1916. son of Norris and Ethel Ursula Kohler Vogt. and received her Mrs. Gates is survived by three B.P.O.E.. Niagara Mohawk's 25 Year Nurse's Pediatrics. She -did private -—A -memorial service will be held Hamlin Hutchinson. He was educated education in the Utica schools. Miss daughters. Mrs. Norman (Geraldine) Club, and I.B.E.W. Local Unit #310 duty in the New York City area and Friday, at 3 p.m., at Westminster in Westmoreland schools. In 1960, in Vogt was a graduate of the Oneonta Rinehard. of Whitesboro, Mrs. Matt Retiree's Club. was the Nursing Superintendent at Presbyterian Church, Utica. Inter- Waterville. he married Irene Gregory Teachers College, and taught in Beth­ (Ruth) Sokolowski, of Oriskany and Surviving Mr. Murphy are two the Children's Hospital Home, retir-, men.t will be in Holland Patent Ceme­ Sizemore. During WW II, Lawrence lehem PA, in the Seminary for Young Ms. Dolores Barry, of Calif.; two daughters and two sons-in-law, Louise ing in 1963. She was a well-known tery. Calling hours are on Thursday, -served -uvihe United States Army .-For Ladies, at Ihe Moravian College. She listers, Mrs. Mary Slabicki. of Whi- and -William -Sheehan, of - Annadale, local artist and carver, specializing in -.2-4 and 7-9, at the Stevens, Friedel & returned to Utica and was employed 33 years, he was employed at Rome tesboro, and Mrs. Teofil (Sue) Kubala, VA, and Marilyn and Donald L. Bermuda Cedar and also artistic with Williams Funeral Home, Inc.. 13 Cable until retiring in 1978. He was a as a bookkeeper for Rathbun and Co.. of Utica; three brothers, Joseph Gu­ oils. She was a member of St. David's Oxford Rd., New Hartford. and Roberts Hardward, prior to her Schaaf, of Utica; two sons and one member of the ^Vestmorel'and Meth- miniak, of West Edmeston, Edward daughter-in-law, James W. Murphy, Episcopal Church, Barneveld and the Friends may wish to consider the retirement. She was a member of the Guminiak, and Frank Guminiak. both Adirondack Foothills Senior Citizens, =odi^t=Church^araJ=the^Clark=Mills= "Moravian Church of the Good Shep^ -of-New-Hartford. and Raymond L and Amercian Heart Assoc., or the American Legion. ~of"Uticar two-stepdaughters—Mrs.- ~Joyce~Murphyrof-Clark-Mills;-one- also the Kayuta Garden Club. Westminster Presbyterian Church herd. New Hartford. She~Is survived by severahcousins- Surviving besides his wife. Irene, a Agnes Rbsato, of Rome, Mrs. Dorothy brother, Roy Murphy, of Utica; and Memorial Fund," for gifts~in~her Surviving are several nieces, neph­ and a very special friend with whom daughter. Mary Duff, of Vernon Cen­ Gambino, of Calif.; one stepson. Jo­ many grandchildren and great-grand­ memory, vj- •-:-' > . r. ews and cousins. • she resided, Miss Ida Addy. »11 ter: a ?ister, Mrs. Alcesta Huntington, seph Gates, Jr., of Calif.; four sisters- children. Funeral services will be Friday Graveside services will be con­ of Fla.: seven grandchildren: eleven in-law, Mrs. Nan Lovell, of Deerfield, Funeral services will be Friday Violet Summa Costello morning at 11:00, from the Child's Miss Sally Gates, of Deerfield, Miss morning at 8:30, from the Quinn, ducted in the spring at Westmoreland great-grandchildren. Mrs. Violet Summa Costello, 84, of Chapel, at Forest Hill Cemetery, with Rose Gates, of Utica, Mrs. Helen Ryan & Nunn, Inc.. Funeral Home, Union Cemetery. There.will be no Funeral services will be held Friday the Rev. Michael R. Foran officiating. Hajar, two brothers-in-law, Mr. and calling hours. Those so desiring, 109 Lexington Place, Utica, died morning at 10 from the Owens-Pavlot 2212 Genesee St., under the direction Tuesday, December 15, 1987, at St Friends are respectfully invited. In­ Mrs. Chester Gates, of Utica, Mr. and of Mark C. Bentz, Funeral Director, please consider donations to the Funeral Home, College St., Clinton. terment will take place in the family Elizabeth Hospital. Mrs. Raymond Gates, of Marcy. She is and 9 o'clock from the Church of Our Salvation Army, Utica, or the Pros-' Friends are invited and may call plot. survived by a special granddaughter, pect Vol. Ambulance Corps. Arrange­ She was born in Utica, NY, Novem­ Thursday afternoon and evening 2-4 Lady of Lourdes, where a Mass of Arrangements are in the care of the Ms. Donna Rinehard, of Whitesboro; Christian Burial will be celebrated. ments by Owens-Pavlot Funeral ber 9,1903, and was educated in local and 7-9. Burial will be in Westmore­ Surridge & Roberts Memorial Home, a special nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Service, Inc., Clinton. schools, in 1926, Violet was married land Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited and Inc., 40 Main St., Whitesboro. Maurice Golden, of Ilion. She is also may call Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9. Inter­ to Luke A. Costello. The couple survived by several grandchildren, ment will be in Mount Olivet Ceme­ Miss Mildred A. Agne moved to the Wilkes Barre and Scrian- Mrs. Christine Fierro Pearl Stern great-grandchildren and great-great­ tery, Whitesboro. Miss Mildred A. Agne, formerly of ton, PA area in 1939, and returned to CLINTON - NEW HARTFORD - grandchildren, nieces, nephews'and In memory of Mr. Murphy, kindly 1601 Grandview Avenue, died Decem­ Utica in 1952. Mr. Costello died in Mrs. Christine Fierro. 82. of Rocky Mrs. Pearl Stern. 84, of Apartment 31 cousins. Mrs. Gates was predeceased consider the American Cancer Soci­ ber 16, 1987, at the Eden Park Nurs­ 1985. Mrs. Costello was a member of Point. Long Island, and 763 Lansing C, The Meadows, Middle Settlement by a brother, John Guminiak. ety. . ing Home. the Comhill and East Utica Senior St., Utica. entered into rest December Rd.. New Hartford, former Elm St., The funeral will be held Friday, She was born August 25, 1900. in Centers, and was a communicanVlof 15.1987. in St. Luke's Hospital. Clinton resident, died Tuesday De­ December 18, 1987, at 8:30 from the Helen I. Pox Utica, a daughter of the late Edward Historic Old St. John's Church. cember 15, 1987, in Holmes Medical Heintz Funeral Home, 1517 Whitesbo­ » She was born in Utica. a daughter RICHFIELD SPRINGS - Helen I. G. and Mary Graham Agne. She She is survived by one son and Center, Melbourne, Fla. ro St., and at 9:00 from St Joseph's • daughter-in-law, John W. and Mae of the late Girard and Maria Giuseppe Fox, 67. died suddenly at home on graduated from UFA, and later at­ She was born September 17, 1903. St. Patrick's Church. Entombment Tuesday. December 15. r987. tended the Utica School of Commerce. Costello, of Utica; two daughters and 1'iore Paciello. She was educated in. daughter of William and Lula Mae will be in Resurrection Chapel Mau­ She was born on April 25. 1920. in Miss Agne was a medical techni­ a son-in-law, Mary Jane and Donald Jocal schools!-She was married to Ward Hinman. In 1925, Pearl married soleum. Calling hours at the Funeral Pulaski, NY, a daughter of Jesse and cian at Utica State Hospital for 34 DiBello, of Coxsackie, NY, and Dolo­ fThomas Fierro. in~St.~Mary of Mt. Joseph F. Stern. The couple resided Home are Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. In lieu Blanche Wescott Bond. She married years, and later at St Elizabeth's res Waskiewicz, of Utica; three sis­ jCarrael Church, in 1929. He passed for many years on Elm St. Joe died of flowers, those so wishing may make Walter L. Fox, on November 18,1936, Hospital for seven years in the lab, ters-in-law, and one brother-in-law, _ "away in 1978. May 25,1974. She was a member of St. donations to Hospice Care, Inc. in West Winfield. Mr. Fox died on retiring in 1964. Theresa LaRocco, of Utica. Margaret 4 Mary's Church, Clinton. May 26,1986. Mrs. Fox was employed Ruben, of Forestport; Pat and Lucy ' Surviving is one son and two She was a member of the First Surviving, a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Victoria K. Augustyn at Waterville Knitting for six years. Presbyterian Church, Utica, its Wom­ Manella, of Utica; also, five grand­ daughters-in-law,* Thomas and Rose Joseph (Charlotte) Stem, of Mel­ N.Y. MILLS - Victoria K. Aug- Since 1977, she and her husband en's Association, and Circle B. children; many nieces, nephews and Fierro, of-Syosset, NY, and Lucille justyn, 74, of 16 St, Stanislaus St., died bourne,, Fla.; a grandson, Alan E. resided in Richfield Springsr Surviving are one brother, Francis cousins '- Fierro^ of Long Island: three sisters. Stern, of Clinton; many nieces and Tuesday evening, December 15, 1987 Survivors include a son and daugh­ L G. Agne, of Jacksonville Beach, The funeral will be held Friday^ at . .Te^'ie Allocca. of LI. Marie (Timmy) nephews. A son, Joseph E. Stern died in Albany" Medical Center, after a ter-in-law, Edward and Linda Fox, of Fla.; two nieces, Mrs. Margaret Mar­ 8:30 a-m,, from The Matt Funeral (' h i ar el 1 o, .^dJVWgj JParifJlfi* = 05d£3tfrf*** t->J RD I, Richfic'vl Springs; a daughter, shall. Mrs. Kathern Dutenhaver, and Home, and-at 9 **n ,-at Historic Old "^^TJficaT'oneHrfjher and sister- Funeral services wilL-he Saturday iS}Kta»»fc-JS2£n,, April 22, -1913, ir, Mn. Alberta iiphski. of Utica; a one nephew, Joseph E. Agne," all" of St. John's Church, Interment will be ""r"hrf*r"Gerald ana Lucy"- Paciello, of morning- at lOflO, from St Mary's Bondsville, Mass., daughter of Stan­ brother, Elmer Bond, of West Exeter, the Chicago, Illinois area. in in Calvary Cemetery. Church, Clinton, where a Mass of ley and Catherine Miga Kubat. She Utica: five grandchildren; several a sister, Mrs. Harry (Evelyn) Barber, Services will be held Saturday, at Relatives and friends may call on Christian Burial will be offered. was educated in Mass. On May 26, of Ilion; five grandchildren and a 10 a.m., at the First Presbyterian Msters-in-law, nieces and nephews Friends are invited and may call at 1934, she married Leo J. Augustyn in Thursday evening, from 7-9, at The ;md cousin-;. She was predeceased by great-granddaughter. She was prede­ Church, Utica. Interment will be in Matt Funeral Home, 700 Rutger St., the Owens-Pavlot Funeral Home, St. Mary's Church, N.Y. Mills. The ceased by three brothers, Harold, Forest Hill Cemetery. There are no •nt -on. Anthony, in 1983. There will corner of Mohawk St. College St.. Clinton. Friday afternoon couple resided in the village. Mrs. Wilbur and Charles, and three sisters, calling hours. • r-v nr> visiting hours. Interment 'Aill be and evening, 2-4 and 7-9. Burial will Augustyn was employed at the Onei­ Martha. Katherine, and Ethel. In lieu of flowers, kindly consider •n The Holy Rood Cemetery, West- be in the spring, in Deansboro Ceme­ da Bleachery, N.Y. Mills. She was a Funeral service 11 a.m. Friday, 1 the First Presbyterian Church Memo­ -:r>-. Long Island. tery. member of St. Mary's Church, the December 18, at the J. Seaton rial Fund. Orchard Lake Society, the Legion of McGrath Funeral Home, Richfield MEMORIAMS Arrangements are by The Scala & ft Arrangements are with the Stevens, TlnoTafo Funeral Home", Inc. Josephine P. Groziad. **y~* £^a-? Clintonhouse Apartments, former band; two sisters, Mrs. Ted (Anna) 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Memorial contribu­ RuthCoso ^ ;h loirlng mwnory of Wtt»e>r Rtynoldt, who NEW HARTFORD - Hans Jacob Utica resident, died Monday. Decem­ Mucha, of N.Y. Mills. Mrs. Fallen tions may be made to the American pesstd owoy 7 yean ego today. Kappler. S4. of The Presbyterian ber 14.1987 in St. Elizabeth Hospital. Wrubel, of New Hartford; three broth­ Heart Association. MOHAWK - Ruth Coso, age 83. of God took him homt, it wot Ks wiD; U'jme and formerly of Graffenburg Funeral services will be held ers, Joseph and John, of N.Y. Mills 20 Catherine St, died Tuesday, De­ WilNft our h«orh, ht Bvtfh tKll !<. Barbara KappleT Karn. Cort- Casimir Cemetery, Whitestown. corner of Hammond Ave, and 9KX), at 'nd. Susan Kappler MrAnneny. Al- Faber Stevenson 46 years, retiring in 1967. She was a Faber Stevenson, 84, of Friends may call Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. St Anthony of Padua Church, where member of the First Presbyterian Aindria. Va.. and Virginia Davis, of a Mass of Christian Burial will be Obituary policy Cockevsville. MD. died December 3, In memory of Mrs. Augustyn, friends Church in Dion and 25-Year Club of one nephew. William Kappler. of may consider St Mary's Church celebrated. Interment will take place

e move eight Tofmer memoer of the Herkimer Coun­ are paid notices, phrased in« • -Thews. He was predec'e'^bTonT* ^ ? *° ^^ffv Visitation will be held on Thursday. v where he ty Humane Society Board of Direc­ . accordance with the wishes of { rother. hit! and one sister. Clara serve«™.•*d a>s '«Executiv» tticae . DirectoN.Y r of the from 2-4 and 79. families and funeral directors. • M.icdelina Kappler. Miss Emily Wilson tors, Greater Utica Community Chest and Miss Emily Wilson, a resident of John Gwizdak Survivors include one lister, Mrs. The Observer>Dispatch< .vrvices will be held Saturday at 2 Planning Council (and United Fund the Faxton-Sunset-St. Luke's HRF. aUo prints free of charge, news J . ii from the Steven?. Friedel & John Gwiriak.ftt, formerly "f 1941 Lil,ian Hwnblin' <* ™on; * r,.in vi?4>ioft .an** JTV»*t-hifwmi- { ~-*~^<^£^^r~**«&T will r-TTn.S'fTv; J^,!M^7inr>^*i>.Fw. - -.-r^-S3k*f«»aHBrt. tion is published daily on the < l ''.r**t Cemetery. Kriends may call tie most recent in 1984. Ryan & Nunn, Inc. Funeral Home, are Funeral arrangements are incom- Funeral services will be held 11 Recordi page and may be; •-1 until 2 p m on Saturday. He i» survived by hii wife and incomplete, plete by th* Drejrn KOTAI*;;* Funcr a.m. Friday at too Applegate Fun«riT~ »uLmilud b> ccniKXifqpite'j children. al Home. Home, Ilion. Visitation will be on newspaper's Metro Desk. - J Friday 10 ajn. toll a-m.