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I l- p-. '4 I 4 MK Gannett Westchester NewspapersSunday, October 1989 A Section Port Chester A 29-year-old Port Chester man who was stabbed several times in the chest and back last night was man stabbed iby ofr9 Dm in UK altera midpiicht at James Ramsby ofr9 Drew SL was Involved in UK altercation shortly before midpiicht at his during fight Police recovered a knife at the scene and were investigating the incident and interviewing 'obituaries Rocco J. Pasquale: Rocco J. Pasquale, a Rye resident and former undergoing surgery at tinited Hos- pital early this morning. retired Rye schools custodian lifelong ment and he was also coach and custodian manager for the 13- to 15-year-old for thC- Rye city school district, division of the citys Babe Ruth died yesterday at home of Little League.

He was 68. For 27 years, Mr. Pasquale was a custodian with the district He retired in 1983. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Roxann Edixon of Fairfield, a son Robert J. Pasquale' of Glenham, i i i i I dost of purifying Somers wells I 'k N.Y.; two brothers, Frank Pasquale and Anthony Pasquale, both of Rye; three sisters, Angelina Bo-chicchio and Mary Pasquale, both of Rye, and Jane Mora no of Port Chester, and one grandson.

Three' brothers, Jerry, Joseph and William Pasquale, died earlier. Family and friends are making contributions in his name to the United Hospital Hospice Program, 406 Boston Post Road, Port Chester, N.Y. 10573. Arrangements are being handled by William H. Graham Funeral Hone in Rye.

He was born Aug. 22, 1921, in Rye to Joseph and Donate Buco. Pasquale. and lived his entire life in the city, except for his service in the U.S. Army during World War' II.

He graduated from Rye High School. Mr. Pasquale entered the Army on Sept. 23, 1942, and was discharged as a corporal on Nov. 26, 1945.

On Oct 7, 1951, he married Josephine DiGiorgio at Holy Rosary Church in Port Chester. For many years he was a volunteer with the Rye Fire Depart- Truman Delaney Jrj retired carpenter Truman S. Delaney A retired carpenter and former longtime Somers resident, died of emphysema yesterday at Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford, Fla. He wax 77. Mr.

Delaney moved to Deltona, right years ago from Somers, where he had lived foi; 25 years. For more than 30 years, he worked as a custom carpenter, remodeling homes in Westchester, and Connecticut He retired hr 1975. He was born Feb. 1, 1912, in. Hinsdale, N.H., to Truman and Ethel Bennett Delaney and attended schools in Randolph, VL On Oct 12, 1934, he married Adella Fletcher.

Mr. Delaney was a member of the Masonic Lodge in Brookfield, Vt, for 50 years. When he lived in Somers, he was a member of the Katonah Methodist Church. In addition to his wife, of Deltona, he is survived by a daughter, Kathleen Travaglini of Carmel; two sons, Douglas B. Delaney of Boca Raton, and Stephen C.

Delaney of Westerville, Ohio; two sisters, Thelma Coleman of Mount Kisco and Elaine Fredericks of Folsom, a brother, Morgan Delaney of Randolph; and six grandchildren. A brother, Clifton Delaney, died earlier. Family and friends are making contributions to the American Lung Association. Arrangements are being handled by Stephen Baldauff Funeral Home of Orange City, Fla. ByJuafiA.Borras Staff Writer Homeowners and businesses plagued by polluted wells at Bald-win Place in Somers might have to tap into a nearby water district to relieve the problem at-a cost of about $1.3 qiillion.

An engineering report released Wednesday recommends that the town consider extending the Am-awalk-Shenorock Water District to include 30 homes, 45 businesses and the Baldwin Place Shopping Center. "The creation of a water district will have to take place, whether its an extension or a standalone system," said Gary Iversen, a scientist with Malcolm Pimie Inc. of White Plains, the consulting Arm that conducted the study. A key part of the district would be a water-treatment system that would purify the areas ground water polluted by toxic chemicals. Health officials have said they suspect the chemicals seeped into the ground from one or more of the service stations that ring Baldwin Place.

Extending the water district would cost an estimated $126 million, while creating a new district would cost $2.4 million, according to the study. Either way, up to $920,000 could be covered by the state Environmental Protection and Spill Roy George Cowboy Emleb retired truck driver Wars Post 1666 in Yon- Roy George "Cowboy" Emlet, a Foreign kers. He was employed as a truck driver with the Bob Irv Trucking Co. in Mouipt Vernon for many years, retiring in 1978. Mr.

Emlet was best known by friends as Cowboy, a nickname he earned from years of dressing in Western wear. He is survived by his wife, of Yonkers; six daughters, Vicky San-sone, Deborah Ryan, Theresa Boc-codora and Nancy Fenyl, all of Yonkers, Colleen Riolo of Fairborn, Ohio, and Cheryl White of' Kissimmee, a son, Roy Emlet Jr. of Yonkers; a sister, Mildred Richards of Bronxville; and 15 grandchildren. Arrangements are being handled by Duchynski-Cherko Funeral Home in. Yonkers.

longtime Yonkers resident and retired truck driver, died Friday at Yonkers General Hospital He was 62. of death was not The cause disclosed. Mr. Emlet was born Oct. 18, 1926, in New York City to Seymour and Florence Wilson Emlet His family later moved to Tuckahoe, where he attended school and graduated from Tuckahoe High School.

From 1944 to 1946, Mr. Emlet served in the U.S. Navy as a seaman first class. On April 7, 1949, he married Barbara Wade in San Francisco. A Yonkers resident for the past 40 years, Mr.

Emlet was a member of the color guard of Veterans of Death Notices ALEXANDER MAUItO, a biophysic-, ist and a Rockefeller University professor who helped develop the radio frequency cardiac pacemaker, died Friday of cancer. He was 68. The New Haven, native joined the faculty of the Yale School of Medicine in 1951. MAMARONECKA 3i Paid listings Ml noNOI WBan L. "Jetr of Yonkers on Frt.

Oct. A 1919. Husband of the late Marion McDonald (nee Cook) Batovod father of Lynne McDonald Jurkiewla. Brother of AHce Albers. Ihe late Richard, Jeffery, Joseph aid, Nonie Won and Mary BaH.

Rsposina FLYNN MEMORIAL HOME, 32S So. Broadway on Sun. A Mon. frbm 2-4 and 7-tom. Funeral Mass SI, Denis Church, Tuesday at 10am.

Interment St. Mary Cemetery. EMLET, Ray Baarsa Sr. (Cawfety) on Frt. Oct.

4. im. Batovod iNNband of Barbara (mo wadaMtovotod fattier of Mrs Richard (Vicki) Sansone, Deborah Ryan, Mrs. Thomas (Oolloan) Riolo and Theresa Boccodora and Mrs. Michael (Nancy! Fenyo Mrs.

Jamas-(Cheryl) While A Roy Emlet Jr. Dear brolhsr of Mildred Richards. Also survtoad by IS uranocnaaran. koposmib bt the DUCHYNSKI-CHERKO FUNERAL HOME INC 111 Yenkars Ave. Mass of Christian Burial In the Church of Thi immKuigfe Concipfton (SI Marys) on Tues Oct 10, at 10am.

Interment Oakland Cemetery. VtoKng hours Sun A Mon 2-4 A 7 -tom. In Sou of contributions maybe to the Rosary HMI I NY home, possibly involving family members and friends, police said. Wells In this found to contain contaminated water Stef! artWSMM Spanesr Compensation Fund, which is administered by the state Comptrollers Office, Iversen said. The Aind covers treatment of gasoline leaks or spills.

"The water has to be clean on a long-term, no-foul-up basis," Somers Supervisor William Harding said Friday. Therp canl be even the slighest chance that its going to be Tetrachloroethylene (PCE), a solvent commonly used by dry cleaners and automobile mechanics, has been bund in both commercial and residential wells Frontpage A3 rpneck councilmember. A Larchmont trustee from 1979 to 1981, Miller is worried about the way Democrats have conducted the towns business recently. Theres no planning; they just go about and do things without planning them through, said Miller, who has been a member of the Larchmont Planning Commission for 14 years. Theres a total lack of business expertise on the town board, he said.

I think I can bring that to the board." A 1955 New York University graduate. Miller has been involved in real estate sales, construction, marketing, management and development with the ADGO Group in Manhattan for 17 years. He has lived in Larchmont for 23 years with his wife and two daughters. Kathy PFIfain, Like Democratic politicians before her Elaine Price, Caroline Silverstone and Dolores Battalia Kathy O'Flinn comes from what seems to be the partys fhrm system the Larchmont League of pag A3 convention in April one of the first people he went to see was a former teacher at New Rochelle High School Aside from my father, she probably had the biggest impact on my life, he -said. "She made me work.

She always felt I had as much ability, or morg abilitgrthan other students. Born and raised in New Rochelle, Spady is one of 11 children. After graduating from high school in 1963, he went to Westchester Community College where he stud-, ied labor relations. Foii eight years he worked as a social worker for the New Rochelle Community Action Agency. In the mid-1960s, he clipped articles and did research for Joseph Evans, the only black councilman in New Rochelle's history.

About that time, he joined Police Partners, a watchdog group that was on the lookout for racial unrest on dty streets. Spady, 44, has stayed involved in the community, serving as president of the South End Civic League from 1981 to 1987 and as president of New Rochelle Little League for 10 years. He currently serves on the New Rochelle Advisory Committee for Development of the WaterfronL -A facility manager for Frito-Lay Spady has been married to his second wife, Gwendolyn, for 16 years. They have two children. While growing up, Donald Zaccagnino did not foresee that'' he witnesses.

No arrests were immediately i could be steep around Baldwin Place. At high levels, the solvent has caused cancer and birth defects in mice, Iversen said studies revealed PCE levels as high as 40 parts per billion in some of the wells. The state standard is 5 parts per trillion. Some of the. wells also contain methyltertiarybutylether, or MTBE, a gasoline component MTBE levels of up to 480 parts per billion were found in some wells, while the state standard is 50 parts per billion.

The chemical's effects on drinking water are still under study. Iversen said copies of the study have been sent for review to the state Department of Environmental Conservation and the Westchester County Department of Health. DEC and Department of Health officials said they were unable to comment because they had not reviewed the report The $45,000 engineering study was financed by Big-V Properties of Florida, N.Y., owners of the Baldwin Place Strapping Center on Route 6. Big-V is negotiating to sell the mall to a company that will undertake a $15 million renovation, according to Cornelius Madera, senior vice president and general counsel for Big-V. Madera could not be reached yesterday for comment Women Voters.

A longtime member, she director was this the organizations past year. She also served as director of the Local Involvement for Environment Center, a non-profit organization which helps educate the community about environmental issues, and as a member of the Mamaroneck town traffic committee. In her first run at political office, OFlinn wants to forth er the work of Democrats over the last four years through the continued preservation of parks and wetlands and the provision of recreational facilities. 'i'. I want this to be a community that people want to move to, said OFlinn.

A non-practicing attorney admitted to the New York Bar, OFlinn received her bachelors degree in science from the College of St Elizabeth, Convent Station, and a law degree from Ford ham University Law School in 1982. For the past five years, she has lived in the town's unincorporated area with her 1 husband and two sons. would spend most of his life in his hometowri of New Rochelle. But the Republican incumbent councilman said hes glad it worked out that way. Zaccagnino, 55, is a from a second-generation New Rochelle ftmily.

His wife, Jane," whom he met in college, is from a third-generation femUy. A man of few words, Zaccagnino said this trait is sometimes misinterpreted. I dont mean to be that way if I am," he said. "I put on a serious ferae many times when Im fooling around with people. Those people who' know me, know when Im Its been very effective in School 4 Zaccagnino needed a stern ferae when he began teaching business education to seniors at New Ro chelle High School, only five years after he graduated in 1952.

Zaccagnino is currently pal of the Albert Leonard Midd School. i A former Rotarian, he first got Involved in local politics in the 1970s, helping out in local cam-paignf In 1977, he received the endorsement from the GOP and won his first race. Hes been on the City Council ever since. At council meetings, he is rarely the member who discusses an. item at length.

1 dont like to be long-winded about things, he said; "I do a lot of thinking about things, I just dont express it verbally. I like to listen to what people have to say and get my two cents in at the end." next several years should be control growth and preserve spaces" while promoting recycli and other programs that improve the quality of life for residents of Mamaroneck. A division manage at IBM, where he has worked in financial analysis for 20 cal's, McGarr served on the Larchmont budget committee from 1982 fo 1988. As a town councilmember, he has served on the towns Financial Management Committee, School-Town Relations, Housing Task Force and the Ice Rink Committee. McGarr earned his bachelor's degree in economics from Adelphi University and his masters degree in business from New York University.

A Larchmont resident for 11 years, McGarr lives with his wife and (Laughter. Robot MHer, flepubMcon Independent Ten years after he was elected to the Larchmont Board Trustees; Robert Miller is tryiiig for a return to public office as a Mama- A of Rye N.Y. on OcL 7, 1909. Batovod hMband of Jooonhlno. Devoted father of Roxann Edbwngf FStrlMd a.

A Robert J. of Glenham N.Y. Brother of Rank, Anthony, AngoNno BocNaMn Jena Morano A Mary Pasnuate and lha late of N.Ylfy. Sydney Irwin and Irwin Funeral Mass, Immaculate Church, kvtno-tarULY. Visiting of THE EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME, on Man2-4 A ot John Rossi Jr.

Tht family will raceivo Stands Sun. 7 -tom. and Mon. 2-5 A 7-9pm ot Ihe WILLIAM H. GRAHAM FUNERAL HOME 1104 Post Rd.

RyoJ Mass of Christian Burtal Church of the Tuesday loom Union to United Hospi bo (MS Yonkori, A 1919. Beloved of the late Andrew Devoted mother of and the tale Ropoaing of Ihe DUCHYNSKI-CHERKO FUNERAL HOME, INC. Ill Avenuf. Maw of Burial In the Mo of Church on Tun-day at 930 am Harman! of Heaven hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9. of SER6AN0, Mattoa on OcL 7, 1919 of Mamaroneck.

wHe of lha late SoL mother of Larry A of Esther Alensky Cowan also sur-by I grandchildren Graveside Services Bath David Cemetery, Elmont N.Y. Sun llam. Arrangements by GEO T. DAVIS INC IN MEMORIAM FRAZIER, Donald (Ducky) Happy Bfeihctey We all leva A miao you very much. Love Mother, Son A Sister.

MASSIML Everosl Dear Dad. Poppy: 4 yaars have gone by A wo OKU miss you dearly. God gives us strength- to boor A courage to toco It W0 ora tolt with your sweat memories. -Your lovlno Family Wife, Daughter, Son A MONKS, WBBem (George) Sth Amiersary in Heaven Dearest Poppa Evvrydsy you shore our Ives. love A miss you very much.

Lews Georsina, Marilyn, Billy, John, Juto A Grandchildren SALERNO, Rase A. IMhAnnlvsrsarv In lovlna msmorv of our beloved mother remains forever In our hearts. Daughters Oct 7, CARD OF THANKS ADAIR, CM Sr The tamSy wishes to thank our tor your A many kind wxpreo-of sympathy during our to aadt A Carol Adair A Family i 3- NEW ROCHELLE, On ---a- of Robert W. Oct A urnmo, June tether of Robert brothar of Holtn John Maybfrw. orandtethor of Mend of Patri a i -i biwviq wnt 1919.

Loving Maddy Stona. Devoted Ns DEATH NOTKIS -To Pisco a paid Death Nolle, Cud of Thanks, In Msmorfam, SL Judt or Lodoo Nona, pioaso call 494-5147 prior to lha day of PuMcatfon. Hours: Monttay-Fridav, 7 am. to AM pjiu Saturday, I am to MS pm; Sunday, 3 pm to 45 pm NEWS OBITUARIES -To apoak wHti an odHor about an obituary news story Ptoaso all too Community miwdiaf y.S. ij Mm news nurnogr esbq it iyw SaoiAgiMate sad ASolm aaaoa WHvuniQvnvs pm Monday through Friday.

On Saturday and Sunday, PtoasocaO 444-5004. Mss Ocf.7, 1919 SoSatemMY. WHe of Mother of PMrtcta Do and Bruce W-Bauer. Sister of Stanley WMrak. Grandmother of John Christina and EHaa Da Laps.

Reposing, ot CLARK ASSOCIATES FUNERAL HOME, Katan-ahJLY. SunJ-fPALA MonJ-4 A 7-9PJM. Sarvtosf. of The SoiSatem Presbyterian Church, Tuas.llAJM.Inter-rnem, SoiSetem Cemetery. dachovsfcy) ass 42 Lakt Csrmtl N.Y.

Levins of Antbmr SosaL Jsan Am Murphy, John A Murphy A too tote Jeffrey B. of 7. kind of 2 A slop grandmother of 2A Vblflno of THE ADAMS-CORDOVANO FUNERAL HOME INC, 15 Church CarmaL N.Y. (off Rt 4) Sun. A Mon.

2-4 A 7-9pm Funeral Man Tues. llam at SL Ite RC Church, Carmel N.Y. uHl pciymona ran Csmetarv, Carmel N.Y. SJr. on 77 yrs In Sanford, of So-A Memorial Sorbs hold on Sa-230PJM.

of The. I Fla. A vfca wW LOd.14, Katonah Methods! Church. i on Oct 7, 1919 of NYC Formorty of ChapPMUBf NY. Son of Cyrus A Martha Osman.

Brother of Hmy Damn. Flame of Lauren Cottar. Gravwkte services wW be hato al Fair Ridge Cemetery, Cheppnue NY on Tuet. lpm. ln Heu of flowere Gonfribuflom cen be ai fee tok Hadlral meat a stm nreei meoKBi Center Uncatosv Dept.

Arranements by OBJCER A COX FUNERAL HONE INC Ml KISCO NY NNto Coon Od. A 19S9. Door of Mary (Perrons), alhar of Annette A Sonny of Yonkers Plan-Daputy of Yon-Parklne Authority. Also by 7 grendchHdraa of Christian Burtal Tuesday of Ktam at St. Vat-Church, Bronx N.Y.

at Wocdl awn Cam-Family ww be present Sun A Mon 2-4 A 7-tom of F. RUGGIERO A SONS INC. 722 Yonkers Ava Yonkars NY Sister of John J. TWS.11AJM. Conception Dobbs Fairy, write Mackoi Hoton Macko Anna Macko.

Yonkers Chrtottan Holy Trinity Oct. 10 Gate torv. VWNns and Monttey MAYBtNE. 1919. Beloved Jr.

Ont Thomas A Lovlno Hires. Door Montey A vo. While family wM 9pm (today) Tuesday 'Horn AM Burtal Park, Putnam ter of unF, Phino Jooaph Cholbi, Michael CholbL Loving grandmother "of David, Anthony, Doslraci A Devin. Funeral Maos Tues Oct .10, 95AM Sacred Heart Church HnhKtate.VtsMns 'Sun A Mon 2-4 A 7-9 at EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME, Dobbs Ferry A LEES Ftohor whore stands Mon. bem ML Church.

1 A Am Devoted A 7-9pm Sunday' 1-9pm at FUNERAL HOME. 140 Plains, recefvp Sun. A Fu-Mral Ktam Zion VaSey NY. I I I I I I I I I I i I a I I 1 I isk De Nigris Monuments Lettering I Mausoleums for all cemeteries poises the development plan for i Davids Island and thinks City Manager C. Samuel Kissinger should be fired.

She thinks the "Independent" title suits her. The 51 -year-old mother of 1 three grown children has been attending City Council meetings for ten years? "I started naively, I only went in the evenings, she said. And they used to say yea or nay, and I would wonder they voted that way. Then she started going in the afternoons to the monthly Committee of the Whole meetings where items are discussed and members polled. VThis is Krebs' seepnd attempt at a City Council seat, having lost two years ago in a primary.

A 23-year resident of New Rif chelle, Krebs was borq and raised in Newark, NJ. She graduated from Douglass College in New Brunswick, where the studied4 economics. In 1973, she helped found Pet Assistance an animal shelter. Today, she series on the city's Environmental Conservation Advisory Commission. Along with running the animal shelter? she works as a self-employed tax preparer and finds occasional assignments as.an animal' handler for commercials.

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