September 30, 2001

FRENKEL-PETER. The people of PACE Advertising Agency, are saddened by the passing of our dear friend, associate and partner of over 50 years. Peter's contribution to our success is inestimable. His clients, and we at PACE, trusted and loved him. Although he retired in 1986, his lessons and business philosophy are used to this day. He was a respected professional and a very special man. Milton Bagley, Chairman Sean Grimes, President Richard Nulman, CEO FRENKEL-PETER. Our lives changed when we met Peter forty three years ago. He was a dear friend, a partner in many businesses and, above all, a mentor who, by his example, taught generosity, trust, compassion and the incessant desire to live life to its fullest. We truly loved him; his good deeds will never be forgotten. Joan & Milton Bagley

MAURO-Nancy T. Missing September 11, 1 WTC, 97th floor. A memorial will be held Tuesday, October 2, 6pm, St. Peter's Church, 619 Lexington Avenue at 54th Street. We will never forget you.

KAPLAN-Frances Cantor. Died peacefully on Friday, September 28. Wife of the late Benjamin, loving mother of Jonathan, Daniel and Laura. Beloved grandmother of Rachel and Sarah. Graveside services Sunday 2 pm, at Sharon Gardens Cemetery, Valhalla, NY. Shiva at Jonathan's home after burial. King David Memorial Chapel, 914-241-7100.

GLASSER-Thomas. Age 40 of Summit, New Jersey lost tragically in the terrorist attack at the World Trade Center, September 11, 2001. Loving husband of Meg, devoted father of Dylan and Lukas. Adored son of Dr. Gerald J. Glasser and Anne Glasser, both of Westfield, New Jersey. Brother of Margie and Laura. Beloved son-inlaw to Dr. Herbert and Barbara Bloom. Loved as a brother by Billy, Heidi, Patricia and Lisa and friend to many. Tom was a graduate of Haverford College, received his MBA from NYU and was a partner at Sandler O'Neill. Tom's generosity, kindness and friendship was an inspiration to all who where privileged to know him. A celebration of Tom's life will be held Saturday, Oct. 6, 2001 at 3:30pm at the Reevs-Reed Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave., Summit, New Jersey. Directions and contribution information may be found at: www.sandleroneill.com.

New markets in Central and Eastern Europe usurp Warsaw's role as shopping center for Russians; Asian producers, selling through Poland's sizable Vietnamese community, have undercut Poland's sweatshops; many companies now use Warsaw simply as distribution center; huge outdoor market in Warsaw, once magnet for bargain hunters from former Soviet Union, loses much of its business; photos (M)