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1 UTII'P i' A Gannett Westchester Newspapers Thursday January 27983 Obituaries PC Section I beam notices license ring broken in Yonkers de ruled accidental dor tjfbose ridenjKthc offkWhasfi body the The death of a college Junior found off a reef In Rye waf accideni ter County Medical feaaS af narrates Iterates was Wcstches- By Milton Hoffman i si NV an tea a USX asa IS yaan BatoasS aSte al Fiaak Msecs Dear mate sr al Jakfc aaS Uatarl SuaecR Mrs Us- karte WSatea Punk Niter al Mn KiRwrtM MaSials Mn Maryam OtentatcR Mn Jan- Laboratory tests turned up no drugs or alcohol In the blood of Frederika Stiaasni the mod office reported Wednesday Jan SI was Fwni Waul MS jamss jl oumpero ns UAL MOMS INC VmMm tar Am tarl Cfemtar NV Law Maw si Oat Raaary CkaraR lm tatamiMt SI NV Prtaata may caH vtalt npsay smMpa -gjmhaa ai ag gansiNsin Be MBsgilw a aS SmHy OaklR Uric aaS Ja-ramy RaMsakere- Ssrvtaai liSS pun ThunSay al VSuteSaiter Vanias NV SO apparently while walkiig her dog along the shore Her body was fell and hit her head BRAHASR Maryim aa Jan MM MM al a teics NY Wlteal Survive fcy Mlk MM al a laics nmm Sals a mg MM Ri at mite temporary licenses and driver's licenses for persons who were not qualified had failed tests didn't take tests or wanted new licenses dean of violations Among those accused at obtaining an illegal license was Matty Principe 74 of 46 Jackson Ave Eastchester a vice president at Teamsters Local 940 in Manhattan Principe has a long arrest record in Westchester and New York City for assault bookmaking and racketeering i Arraignment was set for today in state Supreme Court' aSwgglgp Wa TWOmVam Nag sg agBga Vi MED IMm wmvg Saalteaa la a Ute 1 mansa I BgMVflBr HWIfa 4a aZm Mr? 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Sound about ooe-half mile fronq kcq Kirby Lane home She had been missing since the previous day rn A 1979 graduate of Rye High School MisQpassni -was a student at Boston College Her disappearance prompted a long search by Rye police who were aided in the effort by a Nassau County police helicopter It was almost 34 hours after she was last seen alive that her body was found Mark MenywU Lanins BrsMtr al Frank An- Fourteen people 'including three county auto ueenie employees Jure been Indicted in connection with a ring that supplied more than 100 driver's licenses to ineligible motorists The accused ringleader1 Janet Weinrich SI of 195 Hoover Road Yonkers owner of a Manhattan driving school was charged additionally with conducting a scheme to help thieves sell I at least II stolen cars through Illegally obtained duplicate ownership papers Twelve of the 14 persons named Ip 1 the indictmentsrhanoed -up by a New York County grand jury were arrested 4 Wednesday morning A search was continuing for the other two Among those arrested were Lillian Hayes S3 a supervising clerk of the county Automobile Bureau Patricia Bell 40 of 1 Glen wood Ave Yonkers an enmhif with the same office and Maria Gruero 82 of 116 Lincoln 1 Ave Mount Vernon a road test inspector or the state Motor Vehicle Bureau All three worked out of offices on Central Avenue White Plains Ms Hawes since 1974 Ms Bell since 1977 and Ms Grueso since 1968 According to Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau the three LONUV HOMCS WON FUNX-' kaaS af Dafcsrafc Pa rates fa-SALR INC Yaakan Aas Mar al RlckarS RaaaM Vaakan MV sa Tkunsay 7-f Haven' Dear fcnMar al an FrMay S4 aaS 74 pm 'Mary Date aa Jaa Say Spin al Mil Malkar te CkrlaMna Yaakan As Yaakers NY liana Rate Steve at family realSaace Slater al SkNIa Murpfcy? iwhrmainl RlcfcarS af Alik awrvteaS ky aaa yrsaSaaAr iMMblb vkuaagay msuM Ml BMKMIlgri NTi BN vMHa STmbLlSmmid Farmer attorney alikaar- NRRAL HQMEMC Mapto gteWljS ava White pialaa NV Maaa al ckaaya RL New 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infantry end was a prisoner of war in Germany for 3ft years Mr Gedney was a self-employed painter and deco-' rator for many yean He was a volunteer firefighter with the MiltOn Faint Hoce Co in Rye for many years He also was active various sports including softball golf and bowling Three of his brothers Howard Charles end John are deceased He leaves his wife the former Sarah Abrams of the home address two eons Richard Jr of White Plains and Rex of State College Pa two daughters DOvob Gedney and Allison Gedney both of the home address one brother Robert of Biushan NY three sisters Mary Babbitt of Rye Helen Martin of Seminole Fla and Muriel Gooseth of Rockledge Fla two grandchil-dren and several nieces and nephews aSltetor AbJr aakRutti i ate aarvteak ky St'Frteaaa may cak at JtNRTT FUNERAL eM'pSctelkate Ava JtTkan aak Fri 14 tkik SMm al CfcriNiaa WnDSkdalR tteBpl m3 as umvmauw iCkutek tcinkate Satur-fct Nau af Rawan Ms Ratary Nik NY waute Values to 140 SKI JACKETS 19 to 29 now kli Hater 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his home for the pest three years Mr Zicca was described by bis son-inlaw Thopus Ardis as being Mr Zicca who owned a 30-foot fishing boat loved boating and fishing in I -wg Islabd Sound Born in Harrison on Oct 37 1931 Mr Zicca was the son of Louis pad Florence Seen Hie mother survives and lives in Port Chester He also is survived by Ma wife Nancy one eon lughler Patricia Ardis and sitter Mary Rodrigues ttu of Harrison one brother Peter of Onttning and one grandson iMStftkft: yNIW PO NtlN 6 akMiV I Eakplaui lar Ite ktt Salurkay al IS Hr MMNMat Qraaaaak UpteatkikMiry Nttfonte MSy Oa Jan a' fctVUaTteuyL Cakf Batouak ukweMkiSISM Fraak Olraaka 9 to 23 6 YT filfll XL 8-18 NOW Sizes Amtrlcaa Caacar Saclaty BfBUW bB ET Jaa af SI KkakaE Ava Yaakan aa Jaa HSI Tne PukHc Akmlalitaater kaa wriUek fcy I i lfBMteffllBfo ill Btaenka am at St Vlte'i afcaM Repealin' at PAPES FUNERAL NOME VhMap kauri Wakaaakay aak SINATRA FUNERAL HOME INC IIS Ste Eraakamy afcam caklap kaii aHE taka ptaca pa FrMay ku-teaaan Ma kaun al ank 4 pm al MdS am tetteiaak ky lafarmaal al Raailea Camatary IN MEMORIAM DIMALTiW LNMfi UMXmy MkkteDH JpKa LjaLxn wamppy WRgggg Police report tkraupk i knpan Fire calls traaiura the (map at ya a DiMALTA I Happy BlrMkay Pear Pap Wkat amikk aw piva te claip Mi Happy tec te MR te mlta Tkal meant mack te aa Lava yaar Ckkkraa Ktfe calls for Wednetday and np to 10:45 ul today Port Chester 8:15 pm 418 William SL False alarm 8:19 pm 37 Fox Island Road Car fire 7:13 ul 848 Ridge St Rye Brook -1 QasttUas nhdoM 7:40 am Goodyear Tire Center SM Boston Post Road Investigation: 19:06 slid Modallion'Auto Center SIS Boston' Poet Rood Car fire' ll eirtakay In I Vaaawri kart luat a akart akHtekat yea meant mack te a ak Wa uta meat up artM yaa Patrons nab suspwet Patrons cornered an accused thief this morning in a bathroom at a Port Cheater bar Barbara Saracens 111 of Stamford is accused of taking another woman's purse from the main room into a rest room at Little bar on Broad Street JL She Is charged with petty larceny and crimiaaQ poaaeition of stolen property Ms Saracena war scheduled to appear in Port Cheater Village Court this morning Man punchBd after accident A Greenwich men told police today that he had been hasaulted by two men after a ear accident on North Main Street in Port Cheater Peter Fraiser 35 of 79 Valley RoaOteent to Police Headquarters about I am bleeding fa cut on hia nose Hi said a car bad hit Ma automobile near the intersection with Rectory Street When he got out end swore at the other driver the man punched him in the noee Then a pamenger kicked him in the ribs as he lay on the ground The other car then drove off Fraiser said the accident happened when the othez car tried to paw his on the right Police said Fraiser declined medical aasittanco but later drove- himself to Greenwich Hospital He was treated for a broken poee and released police IASm Ieme DDd mlaa unu SpuL IHIB BBfir Lavn Mamaak Oak 910 am today Pleasant Ridge Road Furnace malfunction Greenwich am: today East Putnam Avenue and Taaar laky lliter Happy tel RlrMkky te Haavaa Yaaarapan fcat Ml terpaNan Wa lava aak mlw yaa kaarty RORTSWEAR aagcgnwa riifUitHna i Marry) itol Ttw keptfc al wrraw aw aattaR Ol Ma lea af aw lavak awE 1 a paicakk LiigeSizeraJ Corrections The policy of The Daily Item ta to errors of fact as soon pomible Errors in news stories should be called to the attention of John GambriD acting editor at 939-9990 Award' presented in a Luther King Jr in Community Action 181 Greenwich AveTGreenwich CT 1 869-6171 LavRMamaakDak Items taken from funwral homw About 1150 some sterling silver and an unknown amount of Jewelry have been stolen from living quarters at the CasUglione Funeral Home in Greenwich police said The home at 134 Hamilton Ave waa entered fledMonday in an 'editorial page when a door was pried open Jackson Wrong sponsor The aapual Drum Major tribute I she late Dr Martin the New Rochelle Uarry) Ml Haver akk MaM aw leva Pram manwry lpaaa 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