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Mr. Peters Donald W. Peters, 76, of 702 • Wedgewood Apts., Kirkville, died Monday, December 22. Mr. Peters was born in Minoa and had lived in that area most of his life. He moved to Kirkville nine years ago. He formerly owned and oper ated the Gra-Don Grill in Minoa and most recently worked at the Bay Inn in Bridgeport. He was a member of the Maple Bay Rod and Gun Club and the Loyal Order of Moose. Mr. Peters was a member of St. Francis of Assisi Church in Bridgeport. Surviving are his wife, Grace; a son, Donald M. Peters of Liverpool; two daughters, XTudy\ Massena of East Syracuse and Donna Law of Bridgeport; seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. SeWiees were held Saturday at Russel H. Schepp and Son Funeral Home, Minoa. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Minoa. Contributions may be made to the Bridgeport Fire Dept. ambu lance fund or NAVAC. Mr. Jensen Kai Jensen, 83, of East Side Manor, Fayetteville, died Wed nesday, December 24. Mr. Jensen was a native of Copenhagen, Denmark, and had lived in Mount Vernon most of his life before moving to Fayet teville in August. He retired in 1968 after 15 years with Citibank. He was a member of Village Lutheran Church, Bronxville. Mr. Jensen served with the Danish army's Royal Guards and was a member of the New YorkChapter of the DanishClub of the Royal Guards. Surviving are his wife, Aase; a son, Paul Jensen of Belmont, Calif/* two daughters, Karin Jovce bf Valhalla and Dr. Lisa Jensen of Fabius; six grandchil dren, three nieces and three nephews. ttaton-Tubbs-Schepp Funeral Home handled arrangements. Services were private. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Obituaries Bernard C. Seidenfus Services for Bernard C. Seidenfus, 74, of Bennett Manor Dr., East Syracuse, who died Saturday, December 27, were scheduled to be held at 10 a.m., Tuesday at Tyler Traub Funeral Home, Bridgeport. Burial will be in Bridgeport Cemetery. Mr. Seidenfus was born in Syracuse and had lived in Bridgeport for 30 years before moving to East Syracuse five years ago. He was a purchasing agent for the state Thruway Au thority, retiring in 1975. He was a veteran of World Mr. Pep pi Joseph Peppi, 78, of 44 Greg ory Pkwy., DeWitt, died Tues day, December 23. Mr. Peppi was born in Egypt and had lived in the Syracuse area for the last 25 years. He was an accountant for Cooper Decorating and Dutch Parking Systems until he re tired in 1973. Mr. Peppi was a member of Temple Beth El and was a member of the Masonic Order in Egypt. While still in Egypt, Mr. Peppi was lightweight boxing champ ion. Between 1939 and 1942, he worked for the U.S. Army in Egypt and from 1950 to 1955 worked for TWA m Egypt. War Two and past president and 30 year member of the Bridgeport Firefco., a member of the East Syracuse American Legion Post 359 and a member of ' the Moose Lodge in Colonial Beach, Va. Surviving are his wife, Mary; two goiis, Cart Seidenfus of Inlet and Robert Kline of North Syra cuse; a sister,Trma Ulrich; seven grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. ^Contributions may be made to EAVES or the Bridgeport Fire Co. Surviving are a son, David Peppi of DeWitt; a daughter, Marie Neville of Ottawa, Canada; three brothers, Maurice Peppi of Manchester, England, Eli Peppi of Paris, France, and Jacque Peppi of Jao Paulo, Brazil; four sisters, Mrs. Noussa of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Marie Hamaolui of Foster City, Calif., Ines Press of Atlantic City, N.J., and a fourth sister who lives in Israel; and five grandchildren. Services were Friday at Birnbaum Funer'al Chapel with Rabbi David Scheinkopf officiat ing. Burial was in Beth El Cemetery. Contributions may be made to Temple Beth El. James E. McKee James E. McKee, 70, formerly of DeWitt, died Saturday, De cember 20 in Plantation, Fla. Mr. McKee was born in De- Witt and lived for many years in Pennsylvania before moving to Plantation in 1976, He was a •summer resident of Skaneateles. He retired as a manager and wholesaler for a meat processing company. Surviving are his wife, the former Natalie Perry; four daughters, Wendy Wuest of Woodbury Heights, N.J., Nancy Mallon of Indianapolis, Ind., . Barbara Kennedy of Quincy, Wash., and Marjorie Blanchard of San Diego, Calif; a son, Thomas of Kansas City; three sisters, Margaret Manning of Manlius, Ethel Muller of Chit- rtenango.and Genevieve Holt of Clearwater, Fla. and 11 grand children. Services were Saturday, De cember 27 at Newell-Fay Fun eral Home, Manlius with the Rev. J. R. Buskey officiating. Spring burial will be in Scott Union Cemetery, Scott. < O <D 3 ESM^cience/computer tem:herJaweis SJowik assists Liverpool High School students Chanele Burgun and Michelle Mignano during the Frontiers of Science Pro gram workshop at Pine Grove Junior High School. Photo/Rosalie Mastrobattisto Science Workshop At JESM Syracuse University's. feder ally funded Frontiers of Science workshop took place at Pine Grove Middle School recently and involved high school teachers and Central New York students in the testing and de velopment of resource materials and science activities. ESM teacher James Slowik's data base program, \Atomic Catalog,\ was used by students to study the periodic table of elements. In addition to analys ing the oxygen family's peculiar properties, students also pre dicted the properties of the theoretical element 114, ekalead. With the assistance of Teddi Arnell of Otselic High School, the students used a computer to monitor changes in the tempera ture and PH balance of fluids. This project necessitated con struction of a computer inter face, a module relaying informa tion from the probe, which is in serted into the fluid, to the com puter itself. Tien Cat, Jeffrey Palmer, Jeanette Vesz, and Dale Wright, are participating ESM students in Marvin Druger's program. ESM teachers Cliff Emke and Mary Pickerton also took part in the event. Taking A Look (Continued from Page 5) /'Like all levels of government the village is faced with the loss of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds, which in our case, amounts to an estimated $35,000 loss in 1987. \The planning board has been meeting regularly during 1986 to study our zoning ordinances with a 1987 target date of revi sions to better serve the village's future zoning needs., \In lM7\the*b*oar3 of trustees and village employees will con tinue to work to provide East Syracuse residents with the best services possible. \I wish everyone a happy and prosperous new year.\ BUSINESS DIRECTORY TO A-vertise in •» Directory C a\l 637-3« 1 Professional Tanning Systems Complete Men's & Women's Full Service Beauty Salon. 104 Wesley St., Manlius 682-6992 Cleaning Service Now In Your, Area $7.50 OFF FIRST CLEANING Call 677-3993 Cruises a Specialty' Airline Tickets • Tours Domestic Si Int'l ^•'\\\\•\^ Travel Groups Commercial Accounts Our Services are FREE 206 E. 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