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ROCKLAND RK The Journal News Sunday, April 9, 2000 9B www.nyjournalnews.com Community Events Rampaging gunman may have planned to attack former girlfriend, police say i El ti-sJ) i iiinr-sta tor. I I i I 1 3 EVENTS, from 8B CHADD: CHADD of Rockland (Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder) holds a support and informational meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Building of the Dr. Robert L. Yeager Health Center in Ramapo.

Call 638-1987 or 638-3645. SPAGHETTI DINNER: The Mosca-rella Post of the American Legion in Spring Valley sponsors a spaghetti dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Elmwood School on Robert Pitt Drive, Monsey. Donation is $5 and $3 for seniors and children under 14. Call 352-1052.

SENIORS: The Rockland Community College Senior Citizens Club meets at 12:45 p.m. Friday at the RCC Extension, North Main Street, Spring Valley. 'LOOK WHO'S COOKING': The Rockland County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority holds its 8th annual "Look Who's Cooking" starting at 3 p.m. Saturday at Spring Valley High School. The guest chef is David H.

Zuber, editor and publisher of "African American and Caribbean Voices." He and other guest chefs will prepare samples of their favorite dishes. Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for children 10 and under. Call 425-0976. ORANGETOWN HAM SHOOT: The John M. Perry American Legion Post holds its annual Ham Shoot from 10 a.m.

to dusk today at the post on Route 340, Sparkill. Bring your own gun or use theirs. Ammunition will be provided. Rain date is April 19. HOSPITAL PROGRAMS: Nyack Water Department is sponsoring a free opportunity to win a basket full of goodies or a jar of jelly beans at its office, Village Hall, North Broadway, Nyack.

Drawing date is April 20. NORTH ROCKLAND LIBRARY WEEK: The Havers-traw King's Daughters Library celebrates National Library Week with its 10th annual "Night of 1,000 StarsGreat Family Read Aloud" at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the main branch, 85 Main St FLEA MARKET: The Italian American Social Club holds a flea market from 9 am. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the club, 35 Cosgrove West Haverstraw.

Call 429-1405. PATIENT REUNION: In celebration of its centennial, Helen Hayes Hospital hosts a patient reunion Saturday, June 24. The hospital is trying to locate patients who were treated at any time during its history. Call 1-888-70-REHAB, ext 4225. ROCKLAND MISS ITALIAN-AMERICAN PAGEANT: The Columbus Day Parade Committee is looking for contestants for the annual Miss Italian-American Teenager and Little Miss Italian-American pageant The pageant and luncheon take place June 4 at the Italian American Social Club, 35 Cos-grove Ave, West Haverstraw.

For information, call Louisa Palermo at 359-8533, Cindy Mardelli at 623-6721 or Lucille Zuccaro at 359-5789. TAX AIDE: AARP Tax Aide offers taxpayers with low to moderate incomes free help preparing tax returns. Tax counselors are available on specified days and at specified times through Saturday at the IRS office in Bardonia, HOGAR in Haverstraw, the Martin Luther King Center in Spring Valley, Thorpe Village in Spar-kill, Helen Hayes Hospital in West Haverstraw, Suffern Village Hall and libraries in Haverstraw, Nanuet, New City, Spring Valley, West Haverstraw and West Nyack. Call 1-888-AARP-NOW for specific times and locations. OLIVER W.

PRICHARD and JEFF SHIELDS The Journal News SLEEPY HOLLOW Janeiro Feliz, the pizza deliveryman who killed two men and critically wounded a third in a shotgun rage, was apparently poised to attack his ex-girlfriend before he took his own life in a standoff with police, authorities said yesterday. "That's the thought" Sleepy Hollow Police Chief Jimmy Warren said. Feliz, 30, died Friday night in an alley three doors from the home of former girlfriend Mila-gros Garcia, who was dating Manuel Smith, the man Feliz killed in a bakery several hours earlier. A daylong manhunt for Feliz culminated in the narrow passage behind a bodega on Depeyster Street after a resident heard someone in the alley and called police. "Because of the proximity to Milagros' residence, it heightened our suspicions," Warren said.

About 25 police officers swarmed the area, prompting Feliz to fire three rounds from his shotgun and one bullet from a 9mm handgun. A Harrison police officer assisting at the crime scene also fired one shot. Feliz was killed at 6:30 p.m. by a single shot to the chest Garcia was not at home yesterday, and employees at her hair salon declined to comment Neighbors said they believed stress from the ordeal had forced her into a local hospital. The other victims in the shotgun rampage were Angel Segar-ra, an Ecuadorean man whom Feliz chased down and killed around the corner from the bakery, and Augostin Pizarro, who was in critical condition after suffering a shotgun blast to the abdomen while struggling with the gunman, police said.

Authorities were waiting for medical tests to determine whether Feliz was killed by the officer or his own gun, but powder burns on his chest indicate that it was probably a suicide, Warren said. Feliz's death marked the end of a frenzied and bloody day in the Hudson River village that is home to a considerable Latin American population. At 7:30 Frank Becerra Jr.Th Journal htews up the scene yesterday after Hollow. group meets at 2 p.m. oh the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.

Call 365-0655. ADOPTION: There will be a program on International Adoption presented by Spence-Chapin Services1 at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Palisades Presbyterian Church. This is an overview of programs in Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin America. The program is free.

Call 212-369-0300. SUPPORT GROUP: The Lesbian Mothers Support group meets at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Rockland Parent-Child Center, 137 First Nyack. Call 358-2702. ENTERTAINMENT: The Music Makers provide an afternoon of entertainment at 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday at the Pearl River Library. The program is free. GUIDANCE CENTER: The Rockland Guidance Center at 83 Main Nyack presents an Empowerment Series at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, and an evening Empowerment series at 7 p.m. every Thursday through May 4.

There will be a "Redefine Retirement Workshop" at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Call 358-9390. EPILEPSY FOUNDATION: The Epilepsy Foundation of Southern New York holds a support group meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at One Blue Hill Plaza, Pearl River.

Call 627-0627. LAS VEGAS FESTIVAL: The Blau-velt Sons of Italy hold a Las Vegas Festival 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Rockland Lodge, 45 Van Wyck Road, Blauvelt. Admission is $5 and includes a $1 chip. Call 359-9766.

LECTURE SERIES: The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory's Lecture Series presents Charles Langmuir in a talk about "Earth and Humans: A Planetary Perspective" at 2 p.m. next Sunday in the Monell Building of the observatory, Route 9W, Palisades. The program is free. Call 365-8565. DANCE CLASSES: Classes in swing dance, tango and merengue are forming.

Also, classes in country western. Call 357-5040. HOLIDAY GOODIES: The Nyack Matriculate at our Country's Finest Bakery owner Jessica Mejias cleans Friday's deadly rampage in Sleepy Feliz walked into Los Andes Bakery, also known as Valley Bakery, on Valley Street and shot Smith, 33, twice in the head without uttering a word. Feliz harbored ill feelings toward Smith, a native Chilean, and Garcia after they began dating, and he often lurked outside Mil-ly's Hairdressing on Cortlandt Street, where Garcia worked. A judge gave Smith and Garcia a joint order of protection against Feliz in July, police said.

"He was obsessed with her," said George Jara, whose sister worked at the beauty parlor with Garcia "He was always standing outside of the place while she cut hair, just watching her." Feliz worked most recently as a deliveryman for Hollywood North Pizza on Beekman Avenue. His employer, Antonio Occhicone, described him as a hard-working and friendly man who was fond of coaching youth baseball. Hospital offers support group He volunteered with baseball teams at Sleepy Hollow" High School and ran community teams' for younger children, TarrytownsJ Schools Superintendent Donald' Kusel said. Several neighbors said he once played in the minor, leagues for the Pittsburgh Pirates' organization. "He was very Ocphi-" cone said.

"He used to pop, in here when he wasn't working and say, 'Hey, Mr. When' the kids were in here, he knew' every one of them by name." 1 Tommy Dominguez, 14, who' lives in Feliz's building at 93 Wildey St and practiced on his youth baseball squad, said he-always seemed like a reasonable' person. Yesterday, the owners of the' bakery where the shooting spree began, Francisco and Jessica-M--jias, repainted the blood-spattered walls white in an effort to' erase Friday's horror. meetings and programs on a regular basis. Call 348-2000 for general information.

The Rockland Chapter of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America holds a support group meeting at 7:30 pjn. Tuesday. Call 348-2481. The Better Breathers Club meets at 1 p.m. Wednesday.

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