Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York · Page 11

Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York · Page 11 Democrat and Chronicle Rochester, N. Y. Sat., Mar. 3, 1973 Obituaries Crash Victim Started To Work As A Model ''"frggggg ' f BSlM WM Drug Co. stores. She was learning to assist the stores' pharmicists with their paperwork. She worked at the Key store in Todd-Mart Plaza on South Winton Road in Brighton. She was on her way to start training at the Key store in Suburban Plaza in Henrietta Wednesday when she crashed into a pillar on Route 74 in Gates. "She was a happy, fun-loving girl," Mrs. Barone said. "She was an excellent water skier and loved arts and crafts." . Miss DiPilato is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiPilato, and a brother, Nicholas DiPilato. Leda DiPilato, a trainee technician for Key Drug Co. stores who wanted to become a model, died Thursday in Strong Memorial Hospital of injuries suffered in a car crash Wednesday. She was 18. Miss DiPilato of 46 North Hollow Road, Greece, had been encouraged by Frank Grillo, a local photographer, to model. Miss DiPilato did model for Grillo last week, said her aunt, Mrs. Rosemary, Barone. Mrs. Barone said Miss DiPilato' was scheduled to model for a Bridal shop in Greece. A June 1972 graduate of Greece Athena High School, Miss DiPilato had been employed for two months as a trainee technician for Key 7 0 LEDA DIPILATO Come in now and take advantage of these one-day-only specials ... and see for yourself the many other great furnishings values you can snap up on this last day of the sale! SALE OF FINE FURNITURE, BEDDING, AND FLOOR COVERING William F.'Uill' Butler, Led D&C Promotions SALE! SLEEK DESIGNS IMPORTED FROM SWEDEN 2 SWIVEL CHAIRS Legion Post. In addition to his wife and daughter, Mr. Butler is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Schultz; a son, the Rev. Ignatius W. Butler; and a brother, Oman Butler. trips and my father got in a lot of reading," she said. "After 50 years of working, he thought he deserved it." Mr. Butler belonged to several veterans' organizations. He was past commander of Yerkes-Couchman American $77 pair or Sister Alt onset Taught 40 Years f .William F. "Bill" Butler, whose 50-year newspaper career included stints as city editor for The Democrat and Chronicle. t Among his innovations as promotion director Mr. Butler originated the local Soap Box Derby and directed the "Hole-in-One" golf tournaments. He also arranged the kick-off dinner for the Gannett for President campaign in 1940 when Frank Gannett, the founder of Gannett Newspapers, sought the Republican presidential nomination. Mr. Butler served in the Army 27 years, receiving the Purple Heart as an infantryman in France in World War I. He was the first Western New York soldier to get the Purple Heart. Mr. Butler was born in Rochester. He quit school in the seventh grade to become a ' part-time Western Union messenger boy. He began his newspaper career at 15 as a copy boy for the old Union and Advertiser, which was later merged into The Times-Union. After his retirement in 1955, Mr. Butler and his wife, Gertrude, went to Loretto, Pa. where he worked for the Franciscan Mission Houses. He did promotion work for two years for the mission, his daughter, Mrs. Jessie Ann Mott, said. After his work there, he and his wife traveled, Mrs. Mott said. "They took short fishing SOFA AND TWO CHAIRS $1 77 3 - IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WITHOUT CHARGE ... Add an exciK ing contemporary touch to your living room, den or office with these chairs direct from Sweden. Sturdy cast shells of polystyrene are upholstered for comfort with sculptured urethane foam. Choose from black, white or gold glove-soft vinyl covers, all on polished aluminum bases. school of the Sisters of St. Joseph four years. Sister Alfonsa was named superior of sisters of Nazareth Academy at 1001 Lake Ave. after teaching at the training school. Her next job was as superior of sisters at St. Joseph's Hospital in El-mira, where she stayed until returning to Nazareth Academy in 1959. When she returned to the Academy she was in semi-retirement. While there for the second time she supervised the school's study periods. 4 She retired from all work in 1967. Sister ..''onsa is survived by a siste:, Mrs. Harold Jen-ner.Fort Walton Beach, Fla. Sister Alfonsa Welch, a teacher in the Rochester Roman Catholic Diocese more than 40 years, died yesterday in the St. Joseph's Convent on East Avenue, after a long illness. Sister ' Alfonsa entered the 'St. Joseph's sisterhood in 1903 from St. Mary's Parish in Auburn. She attended the Brock-port Normal School and gained her teaching license there in 1906. She later earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in education from Canisius College, Buffalo. She taught at Nazareth Hall, Dewey Avenue, from 1907 to 1933. After that she taught at the teacher training PHONE YOUR ORDERS: 232-2500 Edison Girls for Edison Follies Regional Deaths Next week, for the first time in 27 years, there will be no "borrowed" girls in the "Edison Tech Follies." The reason: The 63-year-old Edison Technical and Industrial High School finally has its own girl students. All six will be in the cast and stage crew when the annual variety show is presented in the school auditorium at 725 Clifford Ave. at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday. The school's music director, James Carpenter, said there always have been a few girls in the "Follies" but in the previoui 26 shows they were "borrowed from other high schools. Mrs. Lillian Senglaub, 77, of Canandaigua, Thursday. She was the wife of Ross E. Senglaub. Albert G. Brown, 58, formerly of Seneca Falls, Thurs-day in Boynton Beach, Fla. He also lived at Poplar Beach, Romulus, before moving to Florida 12 years ago. . Mrs. Mary Nasca, 82, of Mt. Morris, yesterday in Dansville Memorial Hospital. She was the widow of Philip Nasca. Walter E. Maricle, 65, of Newark, yesterday in Lake View Terrace, Calif., where he had been visiting a sin. He had operated grocery stores in Newark, Alton and Pulaski and a hardware stoe in SALE! SIMMONS FIRM TWIN SIZE BEDDING SETS S.C.A.C.Members Day Trips-March '73 MAR. 6-UTICA Music Museum, Fountain Elms. AT LONG RIDGE MALL! Meet Your Favorite BUFFALO BILLS FOOTBALL PLAYERS Here in Person! Dennis Shaw Quarterback Walt Patulski Defensive End Wayne Patrick Fullback Paul Guidry Linebacker Ken Lee Linebacker Andy Selfridge Linebacker John Leypoldt Kicker Today Saturday 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. They're appearing as members of the Buffalo Bills Basketball Team. Get your favorite players' autograph ... talk football (and basketball) . . . watch them shoot baskets on the mall. ys. free easy-in, easy-out parking (ill dim)1 j S'1P 'ne stores Ngj 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily LONG RIDGE MALL Long Pond Road at Ridge Road West, Greece MAR. 13-CORNING mattress and box spring Glass Center, Country Store. MAR. 20-BUFFALO You get two fine pieces of Simmons bedding at one very low price! Normal firm mattress features a cover that's tufted for long-lasting comfort. Both mattress and box spring are covered in a perky stripe. Call or come in today for this exceptional value. Sibley's Furniture and Sleep Shop, Fifth Floor, Downtown; Irondequoit, Southtown, Greece, Eastview Art Gallery, Zoo, Lakeview Luncheon. MAR. 27 ITHACA Cornell, Saosucker Woods, Monteiuma. For Folders, Call 544-8533 Or Pick Up At Senior Information Center ot Nearby Marine Midland Bank Senior Citizens' Action Council 1 40 Clinton Ave. N. A CREDIT PLAN TO SUIT YOU . . . 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