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"I Local Newt Gannett Suburban Newspapers MK 4B Thursday. April 29. 1993 Door to HOPE opens Dr. Leon Morgan: dentist in Rye for 50 years Dr. Leon I.

Morgan, who was restaurant, telling people jokes very involved in the Port Ches-( as they came in, his wife said. John Nicholas Vaccaro Stj retired police officer Jan. 1, 1953. He retired in 1981. He was a president of the Ma-maroneck Police Benevolent As- John Nicholas Vaccaro a retired Mamaroneck village police office, died of cardiac arrest sociation.

He was an officer of the Westchester County and New York State Police Conferences, i-Mr. Vaccaro moved from Port Chester to Mamaroneck in 1951. He had lived in Emeryville, Cal-. if, since 1989. In Mamaroneck, he was a parishioner of Holy Trinity Church.

In addition to his wife, Mr. Vaccaro is survived by three sons, James of El Cerrito, Calif, John Jr. of Berkeley, Calif, and Richard of Fairfield, Calif; four brothers, Joseph of White Plains, Anthony of Rye Brook, Vito and and James, both of Port Chester-, three sisters, Anna Mecca, Catherine Grieco and Margaret Brae-dale, all of Port Chester, and four grandchildren. The Chapel of the Chimes in Oakland, Calif, is handling the arrangements. The center is kn extension of HOPE Community Services, which operates Westchester County's largest soup kitchen and a food pantry.

It is open from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Help is free and confidential; no appointments are necessary. The staff has actually been helping people since the beginning of the month, as news of its existence spread by word of mouth.

Wynne already has found housing, jobs and emergency food for men and women in New Rochelle. Besides Wynne, the staff includes a part-time bilingual outreach worker to help serve New Rochelles Hispanic community, and a part-time mental health-outreach worker provided by the county Department of Community Mental Health. Doctors, nurses and college students are being recruited as volunteers. Financial support has come from private foundations; local, state and federal government programs; and individual contributions. Donations will be accepted at the reception.

Staff Writer The Center for HOPE, a storefront, drop-in center on New Rochelles North Avenue, officially opens its doors today. Its opening will be celebrated with a small wine-and-cheese reception this evening for teers, city officials and residents who are interested in the center, said its director, Anthony Wynne. The reception will be from 9:30 until 7:30 p.m. at the center, 309 North Ave. The center often such services as short-term counseling, crisis intervention and information about 'health and social programs.

During its first year, it expects to serve at least 700 people seeking help for homelessness, AIDS, substance abuse, and related problems, Wynne said. As of last year, one in every 250 households in New Rochelle was homeless, according to the Westchester County Department of Social Services. The numben equal those of New York City, and are among the highest in the ter-Rye community for 30 years and practiced dentistry in Rye for 50 years, died Monday at his home in Neotsu, Ore. He was 89. He was born Feb.

25, 1904, L. Brooklyn to Isaac and Elizabeth Morgan. He graduated from New York University in Manhattan in 1928, with degrees in pharmacy and dentistry. He began practicing in Rye that year, and he remained in the city until 1978. Dr.

Morgan was a captain in the Army Air Corps during World War II and was stationed in England. There, he met his wife, Elle Robertson. They married Oct 30, 1945, in England. After being discharged from the military in 1945, he and his wife moved to Rye and settled in Port Chester three years later. They lived there until 1978, when Dr.

Morgan retired and they moved to Neotsu. He was active in many part of the Port Chester community. He was a member of several dental organizations and a pack leader of the Cub Scouts at Park Avenue Elementary School. He served on the board of the Rye YMCA. He acted in several plays and a performed as a magician at numerous county events.

He had said if he hadnt been a professional man, he would have loved to be a maitre d' at a He was known here (Oregon) for telling jokes; he was very active in the hospital here. People have said to me how much they miss his jokes. After moving to Oregon, Dr. Morgan continued his interest in the community. He was a member of the Kiwanis Club, an officer in the American Association of Retired Persons, and he sang in the Lincoln City Congregational Church Choir and with the Lincolnaires, a group of senior citizens.

He also played the violin in the Lincoln City Pops Orchestra. He was a member of the North Lincoln Hospital Auxiliary. In addition to his wife. Dr. Morgan is survived by four sons, Steve Morgan of North Ridge, Calif, David Morgan of St.

Thomas, Virgin Islands, Richard Morgan of Lincoln City, and John Morgan of Invergarry, Scotland; a daughter, Peggy Coffinan of Olympia, and four grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to: Home Health Hospice, North Lincoln Hospital, P.O. Box 767, Lincoln City, Ore. 97367. Pacific View Funeral Home in Lincoln City, is handling the arrangements.

Tuesday at Highland Hospital in Oakland, Calif. He was 72. Mr. Vaccaro was born April 18, 1921, to James and Carmella Lo-Russo Vaccaro in Port Chester, where he attended schools and graduated from Port Chester High School in 1939. From 1942 to 1945, Mr.

Vaccaro served in the U.S. Navy as a quartermaster and signalman in the Pacific. He married Mary Embesi on April 20, 1947, at Holy Rosary Church in Port Chester. Mr. Vaccaro was an assistant superintendent of grounds at Rye Country Day School He worked at General Electric Co.

in White Plains and Electrolux in Greenwich, Conn. He joined the Mamaroneck Village Police Department on Joseph Bentivenga: Joseph E. Bentivenga, a lifelong Yonkers resident and refinery worker, died Tuesday at SL Josephs Medical Center. He was 62. For 27 years, he was employed by Refined Sugars Inc.

in Yonkers. Mr. Bentivenga was born March 22, 1931, to John and Madeline Widdows Bentivenga. He attended school in the city and graduated from the High School of Commerce. He served in the U.S.

Marines from 1952 to 1954. Mr. Bentivenga married Rose Port Chester eases ETPA for some condos, co-ops Gertrude V. Kirkman: retired saleswoman Moses Jones: retired painter Mrs. Kirkman moved to New Rochelle about four months ago to be closer to her femily.

While in New Rochelle, she was a communicant of Blessed Sacrament Church. She is survived by a daughter, Annette Joyce of New Rochelle; a son, George R. Kirkman of Morganville, NJ 10' grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Her husband died in February 1981. A daughter, Mary G.

Shaw, died in December 1981. The Sisto A Paino Funeral Home in New Rochelle is handling the arrangements. Kevin Qray Buff Writer Hoping to prop its sagging tax base and ease pressure on condominium owners, the Port Chester Board of Trustees last night lifted several restrictions from an Inadvertently harmful tenant-protection law. After months of fine-tuning its legal language, during which time hundreds of angry renters assailed the board for fear they would lose their homes, village officials agreed to amend the 13-year-old Emergency Tenant Protection Act The board removed certain owner-occupied condominiums and cooperative apartments from the state ETPA in hopes of generating up to $1 million in tax revenues. The state wrote the ETPA, which was signed into state law in 1974 and adopted by the village in 1980, to protect ten-ants against escalating rents and unfeir evictions by guaran- teeing lifelong leases and set-' ting rent controls.

But according to village offi- dais, the law had backfired in many cases, precluding owners from selling their properties for fair-market values and thus eroding the tax base. "This has been killing us in Death NoticesViOTKq assessments, said Trustee Sam TerenzL Its really been a sore spot The law, which applies to 610 units in the village, had cut tax revenues for the village and school districts as more and more people sought property reassessments. Because the ETPA rental rates were as much as 30 percent to 50 percent below market level, hundreds of homeowners have claimed a loss of property value and won court cases to lower their assessments. The new village law would immediately remove owner-occupied condominiums and coops that are not now leased to ETPA tenants from the state regulations and predude Aiture units from becoming protected under ETPA. The new law will also remove ETPA-protected units as they are vacated by current tenants.

Court challenges on three village buildings under ETPA guidelines resulted in a 1414,000 decrease in assessed value and a loss of $180,000 in tax revenue last year, according to the Rye town assessor. Port Chester joins several other towns and villages that have recently amended their adoption of the ETPA. aline a day Minimum -3 Unes7 days Up to $3,500, non-commerciaL Same classifications excluded. Refined Sugars worker Felidssimo on April 23, 1955, at the Mount Carmel Church in Yonkers. He was a member of SL Anns Church in Yonkers.

Mr. Bentivenga is survived by his wife; his mother of Yonkers; three sons, Richard Bentivenga and Joseph Bentivenga, both of Peekskill, and James Bentivenga of Rye; and a brother, Robert Bentivenga of Brigrcliff Manor. A sister, Lucille Bove of Yonkers, died earlier. Arrangements are being handled by the Sinatra Funeral Home in Yonkers. wife, Ivy Jones of New Rochelle; two sons, David and Robert, both of Pennsylvania; two daughters, Annie Scott and Janet Gibson, both of Pennsylvania; two brothers, James of New Haven, and Jerry of Mount Vernon; three sisters, Mary McClain, Ester Thacker and Gretchen Jones, all of New Rochelle; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Barney T. McClanahan Funeral Home in New Rochelle is handling the arrangements. mIMLmo mnI teswn IWBIVW BnO inBROB. riffWB MrVKSI 1MSAM Salurde, Me 1 at BROOKS MEMORIAL HOME INC ITS Worburton Ave Yorkers. Moment Oakland Cemetery.

The tome wM 'racotee blends at lha Funoral Homo Fri. I -4PM and7-4PM TOPAZIO, Vtacsat A. In Greenwich. CT on April M. mi Botouod son of LucMe (Oartstto) 1 lha late Anthony M.

Tsaa-tla Devoted brother of Medsitns Tie A None Bohan. Aten survived by noteos nephews 1 Brand ntecos A nephews. Friends me caN at THE SINATRA MEMORIAL HOME INC. 441 YOntars Ave. on Wsd A Thun, bam 1-4 17-fPM Funeral Mass at ST ANTHONY CHURCH (Nsasra Park) an Frtde at 10 VTa IWnTHnl JONmw UWlBre VACCARO, Mat Mchstos Sr.

on April 17. ln In Oakland CA. Betovad husband of Mary Embed Vaccaro of DnoryriNo, CA Larina tether of James and (ZNlahl vaccaro at Cerrito, CA. John and (JuNe) vaccaro Jr. at Barhatov.

CA and Richard and (Sue) Vac-cara at Fabllald CA Atoo surrivsd by 4 bnaHwri and 3 ddn Omt mndb- Him tektete beMMM 4Ute ud nWr HyRii rMnCBBCB QHV Nkhatoo. A native of Fort Chaster, N.v. Aosd 71 years. He sees a eoNce officer ter ffw VNlooo at Mamaroneck tar if veers. Funoral Sendees and Burial at the Chapel of the Chimes, Oaklan CA ASSHHlal WMVnonBi MM MM DM iNM MDiy Rosary Church, Den Bosca Place, Fort Chester, N.Y.

at 7 aim. Wodnoede Melim VANOERUF, Praak A Jr an April 1WS bt Los AlamBoo, CA RosunecNun Sendee 1030AM an Friday. April at SL Marys Church. Scetborauah on Hudson, NY. renewed by Burial at iwpf nnBi unfMnrf mm i BTy" INMEMORIAM Dearest Btuffwt, vsers yean have aorw, SMI your ears on.

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Love Auauote Yhar, DavkL Laura and MkhariCBmbh SPECIAL NOTICES ST. CLAIRE and ST. iorysurhriai Thank you DEATH NOTICSS To place a paid Death NoHca, Card at Thanks, In MomoflanvSL Judo or Lodao Notice, phase ol tM-SMT prior to Ww itev of pubNcMton. Nouns Monduvriduv 9 ui to pjiu Saturday, am to torn; Sundov, I pm to MO dm PLEASE NOTE: For Yonksrs and Mount Vomon puMcodon, doadNno bO pun, Monday ffmueh Sunday. NEW! OBITUARIES To on odNor obout on obOuofy nows OofVi piiMt coN fho Community Nows number Noted on Poe MMondov through Friday.

On Saturday and Sundov, PteOH CON 14-5004. LIST OF DEATHS iiosTiHfli uo nutnoN MMTOIG4 FUNERAL NOME PC. MONTROSE EDWARD F. CAATW FUNERAL HOMS MT. IOSCO ILm OELKER 4 COX FUNERAL HOME auiniiaa.Eoei COKE a GRAUANO KNERAL HOME MT.

VERNON y. PEEKSIULL rN. CUNTON FUNERAL HOME PLEASANTWLLE BEECHER FUNERAL HOME. atUWEY T. MCOJWMHMI HJNERAL HOME CHAPEL OF THE OOMES YONKERS web a.

THE SINATRA ME MORtM. HOME THE SINATRA FUNERAL HOME BCC THOMAL MIAMI s. BROOKS MEMORIAL NOME BC TOPAUOl Vlecsal TtCSMATBA MEMOBIAL HOME BIC OTHER ARIAS Luntena Mortuary. YounstwWi AZ BENTIVENGA JMseh I. Larina sen at Madonna A lha late John.

Baiovad husband of Rest. Os voted telhar at Richard Joseph A Jamas Dear brother at Robert BenNvsnea A lha late Mrs. Luctes Bovs. Raposlne at THE SINATRA MEMORIAL HOME 401 Yonkers Ave. Yonkers NY.

VtaNlna hours Thun. 7-4am A Fri. 1-4 A 7-fam. Funoral mas Sat. 10am St.

Ann's RC, Church Mormon! ess ta FaHu Ml, NOPB steniBr BLAND, Grady Briavad ion at Bariha FteldL Dear tether of Scott Johmon A Grady Bland Jr. Roaostoa BARNEY T. MCCLANAHAN FUNERAL NOME Fri. A 7-fam. FUnaral sendee Saturday fJOAM Shllo BapMt Church NJL Intor- Gertrude Kirkman, a former Larchmont resident, died of cancer Tuesday at Calvary Hospital in the Bronx.

She was 85. She was born Jan. 11, 1908, in Manhattan to Gaetano and An-toinietta Ferry Foti. She grew up in Greenwich Village, where she attended public schools. In 1931, she married George M.S.

Kirkman. They moved to Larchmont to raise their family and lived there for about three decades. They moved to Los Angeles in 1958, where Mrs. Kirkman worked as a saleswoman at Zodi's department store. She retired at the age of 72.

James P. Ward: retired surveyor James P. Ward, a former New Rochelle resident, died Tuesday at Fairview Hospital in Great Barrington, Mass. He was 83. He was born Sept.

29, 1909, in New Rochelle to James and Mary Ann Curry Ward. He graduated from St. Augustine School in Larchmont and from Salesian High School in New Rochelle in 1927. He married Ellen McEvoy on Sept. 5, 1940, in New Rochelle.

His wife died March 25. Mr. Ward served in the U.S. Navy. Later, he was employed as a land surveyor with several engineering and contracting firms in Westchester County that developed the interstate highway system for the state Department of Transportation.

He. lived in New Rochelle until 1978, when he retired and moved to Copake, N.Y. Mr. Ward was a member of St Bridget's Roman Catholic Church in Copake Falls. He is survived by a daughter, Ellen Abramson of New Milford, a sister, Mary Creavey of Croton-on-Hudson; and three Two brothers, William Ward and John Ward, died earlier.

Contributions in his name are being made to the Community Rescue Squad, Copake, N.Y. 12516. The Peck A Peck Funeral Home in Copake is handling the arrangements. John MuBane: Marmaroneck native John L. Mullane, a native of Mamaroneck, died of cancer Wednesday at SL Andrews Hospital in Booth bay Harbor, Maine.

He was 74. He was born Feb. 25, 1919, in New York City to William J. and Catherine Byrne Mullane. Mr.

Mullane grew up in Mamaroneck and attended Mamaroneck schools. He attended New York University. He married Jane Pfeiffer on Dec. 7, 1964, in Stamford, Conn. Mr.

Mullane worked for many years at Dorr-0 liver, an engineering firm in Stamford, as a coordinator of imported and exported parts throughout the world. He lived in Darien, from 1964 until 1984. He retired and moved to Boothbay Harbor. He is survived by his wife of Boothbay Harbor, two daughters, Barbara Kearfott Ringle of Santa Ana. Calif, and Terry Lynn Kearfott LaBonne of Baltimore; and a sister, Winifred Breese of White Rains.

Memorial donations can be made to the American Cancer Society, 52 Federal SL, Maine 04011 or to the American Heart Association, P.O. Box 346, Augusta, Maine 04330. The Simmons Harrington Funeral Home in Boothbay Harbor is handling arrangements. A Moses Jones, a retired self-employed painter who had lived in New Rochelle the past 40 years, died Monday at New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center. He was 78.

Mr. Jones was born Oct 8, 1914, in Stella, N.C., to Godfrey and Lizzie Scott Jones. He attended Stella public schools. He moved from North Carolina to New Rochelle about 40 years ago. Mr.

Jones is survived by his Sot i tom aoM 1 of N.V. on April M. mi Heband of Mot Norm ShNond Goffoghor. Fothor at 7 chMdrsn, 4 ole ddtton and 14 arand-cNtdron. Funoroi Mow Saturday, 1 aim.

at Nia AudNorium of St. John and SI. Mary Church, Chanaanua. N.V. Friends may caN at the OELKER a COX FUNERAL HOME, SU Main St, Ml.

Ktoce, N.Y. Sal 11 BJTI. until IMS aim. In Itou of how on. contributions la tha Ralph 1 GaNoahar Horttcudural Fund, Ml.

Klae Country Club, Ml. Ktoce, N.Y. 10S4f would aaaradated. GALLAGHER, SvMa Ae tarmerty of Buchanan, on Aar 17, mi Mother of Sister of Emma Rood. Funoral Moss on Sat at IB am St.

Christopher' Church. Friends may caN at lha EDWARD F. CARTER FUNERAL HOME, 170 Klne Ferry Rd Montrose, Fri, bom 7-4 pm only, bdsrmont St. Patrick's Cemetery. OtOLIA, Janet E.

On Wtl Of Rye, NY. Devoted wNe of Robert a Larina mother of Thome R. et Re and Andrew P. at Gten Brook, CT. Door sister of Anthony mot IN of GuMdortond, NY.

Tha temNy adN recalve blends Thursday 1-4 a 7-4PM at the WILLIAM H. GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME, MM Beaten Post Rd Rye, NY. Mae of Christian Burial at tie Church of Iho Resurrection, Friday MAM. Interment SL Mary's On Aar 17, 1n In Artaona. A memorial sendee add bo hold Saturday, Me am, at OssHne United Molhodlst Church In Ooototaa.

Burial we In Artaona. IACOBS, SMne Of Dal Re Beach, FI EMteOTds aw, MW relfliny Bo WBw M9CnWfo NT, UW Bal April 17. nn. Survived by WHa Florence. Devoted and tarina tether to Erfe ffwr at A Ftrol wffa at 41 years Lynne Jacobs, dscaasad In 1W7.

Frisnds may vtoV al tea home at Abbey siaari Thun-Sun, KOVAL, Fdw W. 41 ot Tunxk Rd. Wot-cot a. tomwrty of Yonkers NY on Mon 4WU te No home. Nuritend of RBa (naa Larin) KauoL Surrivsd by telhar Polar T.

Koval tomwrty of Yonkars cunanffy at tedtonaaoNs, sans Thomas Koval at Ended NH, John Koval at Atlante GA. A WNHam Koval at Rranson JMO- dauahter Marpamt Koval of Bow-ton MA. A ototor Kalhlsan Koval of Ind-arwrolto A 1 arandehUdran. Funoral Mom Fri. fAM at SL PhM Church te WHcoL Burial In ffw Wwda Island Vot-arana 44amotal 3ata4aY EttaSar LL Sto calNna hours awanawnanta by UeweM ABE WDOOnCK MBTBnB PtinBrMI VWmB 42B tej sau FT UmsmmIbI WBBBnCK KuL BBGBl Wls WIWiwIB piti la ffw VSM Hospice a BrooksMa Rd.

watarbunr CT N47HL FEARSON, Daroffdo Doha' at an Hutteon on April ML Iffl adte of Rank Foarson, Diwb of WNHam Oner as A lha tela Roland A. Gtearas. Friends may caN THE HASTINGS FUNERAL HOME INC, IS Sprino SL on Thun, and Fri. 1-4 A 7-fPM. Funeral Mate at ST MATTHEW CHURCH an Saturday at 1MMM.

Interment Ml HotwCsmstery. FERRY, Richard N. et PteassantrilW. NY an April 17, Iffl Bntllwr of Gordon A. Porry.

undo ot 4 nlacss A 11 Grand- OMaMa Bad IKRH nWIIWIk rWmB oBvICV Mr llAm. BEECHER FUNERAL HOME, PtaasanhdBo. SLYtf vdwra temNy dl rocrive btends Fri. 1-4 A 7-4PM. Inter-mant AN louts ComoSory.

In Hsu at oa w-aaaK jy BDVVBrB ODfiPteni IV KuHrf HR numVi Undo Am, ttewthoma, SLY. MSB, Ms memory would ba appradatad. FtSANO, Edward 'Tsddy' on April 17, mi Briavad brsffwr ot Marie 'DoNy' Romano, Victoria Pisano, Joy GHtoham and lha Mo Alfred and Anibew Pteana. Atoo aundvad by aevarri nlscss and aN Puri BIAO nBMMn, rfIBMI flBp GBB 1HB MB ATRA FUNERAL HOME ISC, US 1 Broadway on Fri. 1-4 A 7-fPM.

Funeral Mate at MT CARMEL CHURCH on Saturday at I0MAM. Entembanl ramclff Mausoleum, te Nsu at ffowars conbteu-Oens to Ml Carmal Church protorrad. INAOOWSKY, UBaa Ode) Beloved wfto at tee late Uljaal teaad ITVRir Bf MOMB kBIi PMDBn dowricl Tina A StoN CrtocL Dear stotor at Mint Schmate A arandnrihsr Sertvco today llnoon at tea RtyERSIDE CHAPS. II Wool Bread IL Mount Vernon SIY. THOS4AS, SAarbye 1 Aaa 17 at YotWars on Tusoday, April 17, iffl Devoted Thomas Cochran A the late Cochran.

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Ian of Victor 1 A AnlM Mooney Oamantei Mass of Christian burial at lha Church of Iho Assumption FsakokH Fri. Apri pi Mom. Mormon! Assumption Coma-lory. Vtewdna at The CLINTON FUNERAL HOME 7M N. Division SL FsakaMN Thura.

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an April iffl Dear mother of Anna Soane, Use BuriN, Radiate Dan-tote, MkhaaL Victor. Robert and VW-Nam Lana. Stotor et Vlncant CaoHfcd and Mary rul Stotor In law at Anna Kachene. Grandmother at 11 Rowral Sendee Saturday at 1430 am FomcNff ChaooL Secor Rd, Hartodato, SLY. Friends may cal at ffw OBJCER A COX FUNERAL HOME, MS Mate SI, Ml.

Ktaca, SLy. Thun, 7-f Fri K4 and 7-4 pm Mamortol Cemrihultona to lha Hoortco ot Sioriham WasichBitor-Futeam, Kandca Dr, ML Ktoo, N.Y. M4f would bo anata dated. RNRMNT, Ctera On Aar mi at Stow Rochotio. Di noted mother si Doris iMacArihur and Elzabete Perdatwie.

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