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twp- MA I 1 5i 1 -1 vV'yV I Local 4B Monday August 9 1999 R08 ROH Til PK RON OS PCMK Gannett Suburban Newspapers Belmonte PangaSos seamstress WE3am Leforai lifelong New Rochelle resident KlauHoe Palermot retired schoolteacher Maurice Palermo a lifelong graduate: of Springfield College tyre resident retired school- In Massachusetts He also reteacher and union leader died' ceived a master of arts degree Assunda Belmonte Pan' galloa retired seamstress and Port Chester resident died yesterday at Greenwich (Conn) Hospital She was 78 She wai born Oct 29 1914 to Lucantonio and Fiiomena Bar-buscio Belmonte in Rose Cala- Iwia incMUlyShamesileo of Port Chesterr a -MrrLePoredeUvered mail William LePore a lifelong New Rochelle resident died yesterday at Monteflore Medical Center in the Bronx He was 78 He was born May 27 1917 to Leonard and Frances Di Palma LePore' in New Rochelle where he grew up and was educated the New Rochelle post office for 28 years until retiring in 1983 On Sept 8 1951 he married Rose Lo Cascio in New Rochelle His wife died in 1984 Mr LePore was a member of Blessed Sacrament Church in New Rochelle from Columbia University II veteran MirJ Palermo served in the Army and was in charge of the Italian Prisoner of War Camp in Hawaii He was a member of tKft Rye "Boy ScoutiTCouncil ahtfUjTKI-wanis and Resurrection dubs Mr Palermo also was president of the- Holy Name Society chairman of the- Resurrection Catholic Charities Appeal hhd a member of the first Parish XJoun-dL An athlete who enjoyed- many Saturday of heart hilure at United Hospital Medical Center in Port Chester He was 76 r-Mr Palermo taught math and social studies and coached sports teanp for 40 years nearly all in Rye schools He was known as Mr Midland" a nickname coined after the Midland Elementary School In Rye where Mr Palermo was a teacher and assistant principal He also taught at Rye Country Day School and the Milton School in Rye and was principal of the Bernard MacFaddeh School in Tarrytown Mr Palermo was a president of the Rye Teachers Association and a first vice president of the New York State Teachers Asso- elation "He was proudest of seeing the students grow up go ra to col i 1 Mary Sabattnoi homemaker Mary Sabatlno a longtime res- Christi Church in ident of Port Chester died yes- and its St group and the Port Chester Nutrition Club She was ah avid baker and gardener Mrs Pangallo is survived by (bur daughters Marie Pangallo of Norwalk Conn Phyllis Del Tosto of Dublin Ohio Gloria La Destro of Rye Brook and Joanne Louis Belmonte of Port Chester: a sister Viola Belmonte of Greenwich and seven grandchildren A brother Armand Belmonte died in 1984 Family and friends are making donations in her memory to Greenwich Hospital or the charity of their choice- Arrangements are by -Memorial Home Inc in Chester Craft Tlnaii ran retlredUPS employee Bronx She died in 1982 He lived in Hartsdale for the past seven years Before that he lived in Yonkers for 10 years MrMuratoreJs survived by two wng Alfred Muratore of Valley Cottage and Thomas Muratore of Port Chester a daughter: Carol of Hartsdale a sister Jean Cuff of Manhattan seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren A sister and three brothers died earlier Arrangements are being handled -by the McMahon Lyon A Hartnett Funeral Home in White Plains UcCalfrev is survived bv ree daughters Elleen Plro or and the United at the age of 12r settling in Greenwich where she attended public schools On April 23 1938 she married '-Joseph Pangallo in Greenwich-He died in 1961 Mrs Pangallo had lived in Port Chester since 1940 She was a -seamstress at Mantini's Dress Shop in Port Chester until her retirement 13 years ago She was a member of Corpus Christi Church in Port Chester a Port Chester senior citizens Alfred illick Muratores Alfred Muratore a Hartsdale resident and retired United Parcel Service employee died Saturday at White Plains Hospital Center He was 80 was born Dec 8 1912 to- Frflncesco and Chiara DiGrego rio Muratore in the Bronx where hewas raised and educated Mr Muratore was manager of the tracing department for United Parcel Service in Manhattan Ueretiredin 1977 He was a member of the National Guard and a past member of St Pius Church in the Bronx On Dec 31 1933 Mr: Muratore married Ethel Clark in the terday at United Hospital Medico al Center in Port Chester She was 96 She wu born April 26 1897 to Michael and Maria Grariano Pa-dula in Campobasso Italy She was educated in Italy She had lived in Port Chester sineel919 In November 1919 she married1 Vincenzo Sabatlno at Our Lady of Mercy in Port Chester- Mrs Sabatlno was a homemak- er She was a member of Corpus lege and business and make sue- of Reno Nevand four cesses of said his grandchildren wife Claire Palermo of- Family and friends are making ten came to visit him even after donations to the Gaylord Reha-many years" Mr Palermo was born Aug 22 1916 to Frank and Concetta Maxzeo Palermo He attended bilitation Hospital Box 400 Wal-lingfordConn 06492 Arrangements' are being handled by the William Graham Mary Hartyi former Yonkers resident Mary Harty a former Yonkers kers for 41 years wu a typist in Georgetown University and was a Norah McCaffrey: Eastchester resident Norah McCaffrey a 14-year nior Citizen-Nutrition Center a Eastchester resident died yes- -Jerdayat LawrenceDospital-in Bronxville She was 80 homemaker Caroline Schneider a Brewster He died in 1963 Brewster Mrs Schneider was a tome: died Saturday at her home She maker she was a member of St was 94 Church- She wu born Sept 2 1898 to Brewster John Cornelius and Ellen Powers she is survived by a daiighter Ronan in Brewster where she Ellen Schneider of Brewster was raised and educated: Funeral Home of On Aug 4 1923 she married Brewster is handling arrange- Leonard Schneider in ments ter ra Rye High first undefeated football team- He also played varsity football for Georgetown and Springfield universities Mr Palermo married -Claire Hyland on Aug 4 1943 in Harrison NJ He is survived by his wife of the home address a daughter Claire Palermo Flower of Garrison a spokeswoman for 'West- Chester County-Executive Andrew two sons Francis Palermo of Guilford Conn and Maurice Palermo -Funeral Home in Rye SALVATOM Vbtltoa Asa OA Of Podtdda NY on Saturday Auo im wno or mo loio jonn oowomo mosims I Batty Dtdoi AAotov In law of -Stoobon Dtda SNtor at EHiabato Atowt and WMtooa Foda A toa toto WWam Ftoto Grandmotoar ot John A Stortoon Pkto AAmo of Chrtttton Burial Tuoiday Auo 10 at ItOOAM at Tha Church Adumaflon Church of Tha ooormoni tog CUNTON FUNERAL HOAAE 7W DMilOH St PaatukM AAon S-4 a 7-AFAA KHLBMER Maa Dtvotod motoar of Mark a Lynn Bob Katoy AAadriyn a Alan Hwmaa Amy a Rick-Smith Door fMor of SvMo KJmmoL Lovkia grandmolhor of Ramota ScMMmar tj a -SO0IV NON I NflllNi DWrOrB WIV bara Hltory Schtokiw and Sarah a DanM Smito Sarvlca TODAY IldOAM 'RIVERSIDE AAEAAORiAL CHAPEL SI -W Broad St AAounl Vomoa NY SWARTZ Itotoa an Auaud a'ioni A Sarvlca wM 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-Roman Catholic Church in Scarsdale She was a member of and volunteer for the Eastchester Se- John EX Procidano: retired insurance supervisor Eastchester and Norah Rossi Mary Ann Polese both a brother Mark Cdnniffe Ireland two sisters Margaret McLoughlih and May both of Ireland nine and six Family and friends are memorial donations to the Chester Senior Citizen Nutrition Center Lake Isle Park Eastchester- -i- Arrangements are being by Westchester Home Inc in Eastchester resident died of respiratory failure Saturday at Sharon (Conn) Hospital She was 73 was born May 7 1920 to Martin and Mary Sebo Klupacs JHistinshoneHidsonjJiiw ried educated she married Sr in Yonkers Nov 21 1970 lived in Yon- Pound Ridge homemaker died Tisch Hospital was 71 14 1922 in and Valeria Pukatch She attended schools in Manhattan and the Bronx: Mrs Chyhai lived in Pound Ridge the past 11 years Before thaC she lived in Armonk and Yonkers On Jan 18 1941 she married les her husband of Pound Ridge she is survived by a son Douglas Chyhai -of Manhattan two daughters Wendy Slllery of New York- and Linda Sirota of Irvington a brother Nicholas' Pukatch of Wellesley Mass a sister Olga Guttmann of North Tarrytown and three grandchildren Arrangements are being hen-died by the McMahon Lyon A Hartnett Funeral Home in White Plains i John Procidano a 43-year New Rochelle resident died yesterday at New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center He was 86 He was born Dec 14 1906 in New York City to Marcello and and Mary Procidano of MrProcldano married Doro- Scarsdale a son John Procidano thy Utter on April 8 1934 at St 0f Lebanon NH1' a brother ln New Hugh Procidano of- Manhattan Vincent Ferrer Church Mr Procidano was a member of Holy Family Roman Catholic Church in New Rochelle: He is survived by his: wife of New Rochelle three daughters NY Dorothy-Archigiaff of New-il He is survived by a sett James Esposito of Mamaroneck a daughter Betty Guglielmo of New Rochelle three sisters Ra- chael Stapleton of Galveston Texas and Marie LePore and Anne Ricci both of New chelle six grandchildren and even gHjggnMfteiL A daughter Roseanne Papa five brothers Joseph Dominick Christopher Leonard and Pat- rick and a sister Angelina Ney-dle died earlier Arrangements are being handled by the Cancro Inc' Fu- neral Home in New Rochelle Port Chester Society Mrs Sabatlno is survived by three sons Janies and Michael both of Port Chester and John of Cortlandt Manor two daughters Rae Terenna of Port Chester and Mary Cuccarelli of Harrison a brother Tony Padula of Venezuela a sister Josephine Staniti of South Norwalk Connj 17 grand: children 19 great-grandchildren and two great-greatgrand- children Her husband died earlier Arrangements Memorial Home Chester' are by Inc in Craft Port the' Yonkers court system for 12 years She moved to Copake NY in 1978 Survivors include two sons Dennis of Yonkers and Edward Jr-of-Mahopacseven grand-children and two great-grandchildren Flynn Memorial Home in Yonkers is handling the 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Bstousd hwfasnd' of too toto- Ludmila (noo AArSk) DOvotod to- tosr re Honry a Joioph Yoctimoa Chortshod grandtotoor at Susan Goto and Linda WM Osar bratoar of AArs Louts (Laura) Harisy Oscras Yoch--man Vaiaris Radar and AArl' jsan doubt) Roy and tha lato Victor a WS- 1 Ram Yochmtov WShar Hart and ERa Otom Roposlng at toa YONKERS FUNERAL HOAAE 107 Yonkara Aire Fu-naral aandoas brlha Bryn AAawr Park toratoytarian Church Lockwood Aw- on Wodnoiday AuguaMIto at 10 AM in- tarmonl Ooktoid Cwnotory Vtstong hours AAomtoy7-f PM and Tuoaday -S-4 a 7-f PM 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren A daughter 1 Nancy BaVosa died in 1983 and two sisters Mary FalangS and Vera Esposito also died earlier Funeral arrangements are by Lloyd Maxcy Sons Beauchamp Chapel in New Rochelle ties are stepping up their investigation to said New York state is in the midst of a rabies epidemic in animals particularly raccoons The virus transmitted by an animal bite or lick on an opien wound la invariably fetal in humans unless treated quickly by shots Still human rabies has become very rare because pet owners are more aware that their animals should be vaccinated and health officials have kept the public aware of the disease said Bob Howard spokesman for the Centers for Disease Control and Pre- tors for Disease Co vehRoiHiFAUahtiL The victim Kell KellyAhrendt was a sixth-grader whose family kept several animals including horses rabbits a dog and cats had never complained about bites-scratches any contact at all" her fether Richard Ahrendt said in a telephone interview Saturday Virginia Salvatore r7 LLQYD MAXCY EEAUCNAMPCNAFEL longtime Peekskill-area resident Virginia Salvatore' a former Cortlandt resident died Satur- day at the Westledge Extended Care Facility In Peekskill She was 8ft She was torn Jan 13 1907 to Vito and Emilia Longo Festa in Ossining where she attended public schools She lived in Ossining until 1934 when she moved to the Peekskill area She once worked for General Casting Corp in York town On Sept 15 1934 she married John Salvatore at SL Church in Ossining Her husband died July 28 1985 TUCKAHM i a WILLIAM GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME WtfTB FLAMS CNVNAAImM 1 MC MAHON LV0N A HARTNETT FX TAYLOR A LEET FUNERAL HOME Mrey 1 nYNN MEMORIAL HOME EBFKftRrewtT THE WHALEN BALL FUNERAL HOME IWART1 IMreC JOiEPH PtoLLlP KNEEAL HOME AiHmrvt MFUWAL ALVORELU Mmy (torio) on Tha Aoaoclatad Frau ALBANY New first human rabies death since 1954 is a sad and urgent reminder to state residents to take every pre-' caution against coming into' con- tact with the virus thestate-health commissioner said Health Commissioner' Dr Mark Chassin said that despite repeated warnings about the dis- ease the department continues to hear of cases where people befriend and try to rehabilitate rabid animals have tried consistently to Paid listir on Wodnoiitoy at 10 AM- tntormonl It jossphi In Hsu of ftoioofs UHl IW now pm nonit Mlton on Aw IK ol Vtonon NY Ropootng at Aobury UMtod SiBUMuial Myuuto KM Ual 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mada to lha Rotary HE 40t Linda Ava Hawthorns NY MSIL jusiON Fwri Rato an Auauri 7 lffl ol ujMb aka EmSKWrerav WW Ot WW nWiyi WNf OT ESior UOTKon rnonoi rot gin WESTCHESTER FUNERAL -HOME INC Earichaitar attar 11EBAM AAondav Wham SarvtcH wN ba hrid at 1MPAA SSMnarewl WWOTTnOTW MW WIIHM1 MOTnOTIOT Park canon NJ SAPATMa AAary on Auauri lffl VMMtan at CRAFT MEMORIAL HOAAE etc on Wad Thurs S-fPM Funarri AAaw Friday ItOOAM Carpus Chriril Church Intormant SL Camatoty Rw Brook NY poi the message out that tis is very inappropriate and risky" he Healths Department re- searchers confirmed Saturday that an 11-year-old Sullivan County girl who became sick on a camping trip and died the next day was New York first human rabies death since 1954 It is still unknown how the girl contracted rabies and authori- Sarvlvonrincludmiaughter Betty -DiDio of Cortlandt one sister" Elizabeth Festa of ing two brothers Albert Festa of Wythevllle Va- and Wallace Festa of Stowe Vt and two grand-' sons Stephen of Hauppauge Long Island and John DiDio of Westerly RI A brother William Festa died -earlier Clinton Funeral Home InC in Peekskill is handling the 39 NYC schools 50 other sites examined for asbestos danger IN MEM0RIAM 'BtRStra FWh Amtoarsarv In Haavan Wa tow and mlM you You an alwavs In out hoorts a prayora: LoMna wo AAoraa Douahtat Sons a a UFWMP'DQfwVI JONRSaEMsti Poiaod Away lyra Ago This Day Daar Frtand youYa mtind as R'S war only vastorday but your spirit and your muricHSsoirery wid wSh mWas Rori In God's Cars Caorw Two wars haw paaaad Happy' mamo-riw el toa low wa aharad day wHh aachday YburOaria NVARAOY Marita Youarnottarootonltor Nor owr wM you bs A tana a tto and lgSg Ag uJW ggWgg 1 rniniRT OTWIg VVV MR VWmOTnDOT WNO Stator Dotaraa a nophow Graaory TRZZL ftaary Happy BlriMby In HtawnYeuamAtonyttoBur Thouahto and Prayora Low Caekla and Hank TUCKRR Brands A Ugg nwwf MRUf ol noovwi Wa nma you and low you MINI yOU WOTW VNrW Family a LSD Anori TVTMLLArihurC In mamortet ol Arthur TuniW 4lh YaarlnHaawn 4 ware la tuch a kna am to ba wMhsut aomtont at tpadri at ysu Yog wM Iwovabolnourhoorlaaprayor Low wljb Paoav a douohtor Etori arandchlldrin Boo Lot Gwon junau Aram iis-ifif Door Oodda Pop a Poppy Happy 4to Annlwraary Wo tow a mho you ooch a ovary- (toy You touchod a ol our Rw In yfur own tpoclri way Tho prin a sorrow la hart In our hsarta many toart haw crtait But wa know youYa imWna on- wlto Low Your ctHdran GrandchSdran OinI OrandcMkftwn rT Edward A Tayton Port Chester resident Edward A Taylor a longtime resident of Port Chester died Thursday at Fort Chester Nursing Home He was 72 He was born July 24 1921 in Scotland Neck to WiUie Rand and Addie Paul Taylor He was educated in North Carolina Mr Taylor served in the Army during World War II He was a self-employed office cleaner working throughout Westchester He retired in 1986 Survivors include a son Clifton Jones of Bedford Hills two sisters the Rev Delefla Taylor Hassell and Mildred Willis both of Portsmouth Va and two brothers James Lawrence Taylor of Chesapeake Va and William Taylor of Scotland Neck Arrangements were by Funeral Home in White Plains Thb Aoooclatod Prtoo Aa inspectors conducted a rush' survey of 39 city schools with summer programs for asbestos contamination officials said yesterday that 50 other city facilities would be examined for asbestos hazard as well The officials meeting first at New York City Hall and later with members of the Board of Education -sought to reassure parents that the city's latest environmental crisis was under control They said school had been ordered to close ofTany areas of school buildings that were likely to be sources of airborne asbestos fibers and five asbestos abatement contractors were working around the clock to identify such sites After a 2'i-hour closed-door meeting' Board of Education President Carol Grosser issued a statement saying the problem areas had been sealed off and alternative spaces set aside for summer programs She said test results would be available two to three days after' air samples are taken "Where abatement work is required the premises will be dosed until the work is completed and appropriate tests demonstrate that the areas are safe for she said Asbestos once commonly installed in buildings for fire protection has been shown to cause cancer when fibers are inhaled and by law it must be removed or sealed off in any renovation or demolition project Deputy Mayor Norman Steiiel predicted that most of the summer programs wduld operate on schedule today even if it required moving some classes to alternative sites until asbestos' problems are corrected.