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Local MK Section Gannett Westchester Newspapers Wednesday, May 4, 1983 Corrections Obituaries The policy of The Daily Times is to correct all errors of fact in the news columns as soon as possible. Errors in news stories should be called to the attention of Ina Meyers, editor, at 698-5500. McGrath, DAngelo elected to Rye board of education Propper said tlu util those affida- Rve School District voters Tuesday elected James McGrath Rye School District may has to communicate with the whole community Including race isnt over until John J. Hughes Wrong affiliation Paul Richardson, stadium organist for the Philadelphia Phillies and weekend stadium organ 1st for the' New York Yankees baseball teams, will perform at the annual west concert of the Westchester Organ Society on vits are in. Until the voters overwhelm those with no children in the schools and not Just at budget time.

"She ran on the taxpayer issue and it was effective, McGrath said. Dr. Linden, a 67-year-old veterinarian who was the only candi- ingly approved a referendum last November that reinstituted the at American Legion Post 52, 307 Mamaroneck Road, Scarsdale. His affiliation with the Yankees was reported incorrectly Monday in Lifestyles. elective system, the mayor ap-ited members to the school ird.

In Mount Vernon, where a central issue was the racial com budget increase. date openly opposed to a possible merger of Rye and Rye Neck A chart Sunday incorrectly listed the proposed increase in Valhalla's school budget as 7.76 percent The proposed budget of $8.1 million would position of the' board, white members remained the majority. Mark Porpora tr three remained the majority Gross and Linda Nigro won five-year terms over actually represent an increase of 4.3 percent over Budget last years and Ellen DAngelo two board of education candidates at opposite ends of the spectrum and in the process ousted the incumbent in a four-way race. The election was one of five in Westchester cities, including a first in this century for New Rochelle. Voters in cities do not ballot on school budgets.

In Rye, McGrath won a four-year term with 1,106 votes. Mrs. D'Angelo finished second with votes. She won a three-year term on the seven-member board. Incumbent Joan Cohen finished third with 963 votes.

Dr. Beniamin Linden had 837. Mrs. DAngelo, a 54-year-old switchboard operator, ran on a platform that called for getting school board spending back in line with what residents can afford. McGrath, a 38-year-old marketing director for Tedmicon Instruments in Tarrytown, ran on a John J.

Hughes, a retired assistant vice presidenl of the Bank of New York, died Tuesday at Greenwicli Hospital after a short illness. He was 66 and lived or Sherman Avenue in Greenwich. A banker for 48 years, Mr. Hughes started in the banking business in 1935, in what was then tye Count) Trust Co. He retired in February 1980 as assistant vice president of the Bank of New York County Trust Region in White Plains.

He was born in Rye on May 6, 1916, son of John and Ella Behan Hughes, and lived in Rye and Port Chester before moving to Greenwich 38 years ago. He was a graduate of Port Chester High Schoo and the Bank Public Relations and Marketing Schoo at Northwestern University, Evanston, I1L A veteran of World War II, he served in the Marine Corps in the Pacific area. He was a parishioner of Sacred Heart Church lr Greenwich. Two brothers, Vincent Hughes and Edward Hughes, died previously. Edward Hughes was a for mer editor of The Daily Item and a vice president oi Westchester Rockland Newspapers, of which this newspaper is a member.

Mr. Hughes is survived by his wife, Helen Crothen Hughes of the home address; five daughters, Laurk Hughes of the home address, Sally Hughes of Ossining Mary Jane (Mrs. William) Guiffredo of Naugatuck Rita (Mrs. Gerald) King and Margaret (Mrs Richard) Applegate, both of Greenwich; a sister, Mai Heustis of Brewster; five grandsons; and a schools. As the only incumbent in the race board president Joan Shipman did not run some said Mrs.

Cohen had to take the heat for board policy, such as last years deficit of almost $500,000. In New Rochelle's first school board election of the century, the results of a close race were still being tallied early this morning. Mary Jane Reddington, a retired bile school teacher, seemed to ave won over incumbent Karen Mack candidates. Mrs. Porpora led with 7,226 votes, followed by Gross, Ras Cannady polled Gloria Coleman, and William AI-Malik, 322.

In White Plains, PTA President Ann Edwards easily defeated three challengers. Mrs. Edwards garnered 1,666 votes to 334 votes for her closest competitor, Marylouise Johnson, the White Where Meat a Treat OW 8-34684998 619 Halstead Ava. Mamaronack Propper by a margin of 48 votes to become the citys first elected school board member since 1899. Plains High School PTA co-president and former vice president of USDA PRIME FIRST CUT RIB ROAST 2.19.

platform calling for the best possible programs for students. McGrath said the impressive With 6,859 votes counted by late evening, Mrs. Reddington had 3,150 votes while Mrs. Propper had 3,102. However, affidavits from 57 voters have not yet been the Concerned Black Parents group.

The two other candidates, arts teacher Susan Richter and H. John Pastorelle, received 79 and 73 votes, respectively. sui given to Mrs. DAngelo lines his point that the board Florence Cannon Kley Tonight Oil leak source undetermined Florence Cannon Kley, 66, a former resident ol Pleasantville and Tarrytown, died Saturday at Naples Community Hospital after a long illness. She was the wife of John A.

Kley of Naples, former president and chairman of the board of Thi County Trust Co. and vice chairman of the Bank New A native bf Tarrytown, Mrs. Kley moved to Naples in 1977 when her husband retired. For nearly four decades, she was an active volunteer in hospital work, serving during World War II al the county hospital at Grasslands in Valhalla. Mrs Kley later worked at Phelps Memorial Hospital ir North Tarrytown, Northern Westchester Hospita Center in Mount Kisco and Naples Community and might be from a home." Acting for the Coast Guard, the Long Island City firm of Triple AAA Pollution Control has placed absorbents near a sewer outfall pipe at the mouth of the Indian Creek, a spokesman said.

Building Inspector Thomas Forte said late Tuesday that his office has turned the investigation of the leak over to the Coast Guard. He said investigators checked storm drains near Forest and Walton Avenues in an effort to determine its source. Adam Gorfaln Investigators were unable Tuesday to pinpoint the source of an estimated 500 gallons of light oil that spilled into Mamaroneck Harbor near 700 Rush-more Ave. over the weekend, a spokesman for the U.S. Coast Guard said.

Meanwhile, there was speculation that the No. 2 heating fuel could have come from a home in the area or have been dumped into a sewer catch basin. Coast Guard has been conducting a more or less house-to-house search, the spokesman said. "We suspect it came from the sewer system Council to act on police affairs The Mamaroneck Town Council is expected to act on several police matters at its meeting tonight at 8:15 in the auditorium of the Weaver Street Firehouse. Among the items on the agenda is a discussion of reorganization and promotions in the police department FRESH FILET OF LEMOH SOLE 3.19.

VE SPECIALIZE III PRIME BEEF, VEAL AHDLAMB. Death notices The council will convene at 7:30 and immediately adjourn for an executive session to discuss personnel GUIDO, Dennis Paul Happy Slst Anniversary AAemory keeps you ever not us, though you died 31 yeai ago. AAether and Fattn SULZRR, LHIIaa an May 1, MS Balovad friends of Bernardo Fraleli. Friends may call at CEO. T.

DAVIS INC, La-Ceunt PL New Recti, Tuesday 1-4 and Graveside services Woedlawn Camatary, Rrenx, Wednesday 10 a.m. LA RUSSO, Nicholas (Fax) on May IMS. From lha JAMES J. GUNIPERO FUNERAL HOME. INC SSI Westchester Ava.

Port Chaster, N.V. Mass ol Christian Burial Carpus Chrlstl Church, Friday, a.m. Entombment St. Mary's Camatary, Rye Break, N.V. Friends may visit Wednesday and Thursday p.m.

DON ASHY, John-Off leers mom bars at MM and lha Ladles AuilNIary are requested to meet al Whalen Ball Funaral llama, MS Park Ave Vankor an Wednesday May mi at p.m. for services honoring eur departed AQUILA, CibwHi May NS. Balovad wife ol ttia lata Valentine. Dovotad mefhar of Dianna and Vincant. Daar sis-lor al John Altiil and Mary MardiOM.

Reposing David J. Hoddar a San Funaral Hama. McLaan Ava, Vankor (nr Kimball). Funaral Mau Thursday St. Barnabas Church.

Informant Calvary Camatary. Vlsltlna hours f-4 and 7-lOpm. ACT NOW, SAVE $300 to $1 ,000 MAUSOLEUM PRICES WILL BE INCREASED ON MAY 15th. KRAISKY, John May 4th Happy Birthday In Heavan Gen but not forgotten. Always In my heart A thought) Leva Wife Ang Joa Nadar, Post Commander SANTORK, Rocco 2nd Anniversary in Heaven Papa, We think of you oftoi Lav you, mlu you, wish yc HUGHES, John J.

on May Iff Funaral Mau at Sacred Heart Church, Greenwich, Thuraday, 0:30 a.m. Intorment St. Mary Cemetery, Greenwich. Visiting at the RUSSELL J. SHAW FUNERAL HOME, today (Wed.) 1 4 and 7-0 p.m.

SSOSTAK, Mina E. age 74 of CarmaL NY. Balovad wit of tha lata Andrew Andrew. Daar mother of Henry and Thomas. Laving sister of Kathorlno Paris! and Vlcfcl Braltonbach.

Fond grandmother at Visiting at Tha ADAMS-CORDOVA-NO FUNERAL HOME INC, IS Church St, CarmaL NY oft Route Wednesday 7-fpm and Thursday 14 and 7-fpm. Funeral Mass, Friday 13 noon at St. James the Apostle RC Church, CarmaL NY. Interment Raymond Hill Camatary, CarmaL NY. BOOS, MU drad el Scared, N.V.

on April 17, IN Wlfo of the late Starling Boo. AAothar of AAaryln Hohauser, William and Phillip Boo. A Momorlal Service will bo held at the Scar-idate Congregational Church, Scandal on May I lftl at 1:10 p.m. PANZA, Nlceta AKA Nicholas. Ago 7 an May NS3 of Mt.

Vernon, N.Y. Balovad husband of the lata Res (Rucdori) Panto. Devoted father of Dot. Frank Panta, MVFD and Lla Panza. Daar brother ef Michael Pansa and AAary Perron.

Loving grandfather of AAau Fit- day MS a.m. Our Lady of Mt. Carmol 'Entombment Femcllff AAausofoum. Reposing at the BURR DAVIS SHARPE FUNERAL HOME, IS Fourth Av Mt. Vernon, N.V.

on Wednesday 7- p.m. and Thursday from 1-4 and 7-f p.m. Michel, Jim, AAalissa an VERSACE, Vidor 14th Anniversary In Heavan Tha memory of an dear. Is Ilk a thread of gold. It do not dull or tarnish And will never ever grow old.

Always ramomborod. Wife, child ran A grandchlldrai BRINEY, Katharine on May 10S3 at Phelpt AAamorlai Hospital. Reposing LEACH A THOMAS INC OS Grand St Croton Tuosday 3-4 and 7-0 p.m. Funeral Mau at Holy Name of AAary Church. Croton, Wednesday a.m.

Informant Bethel Ceme- NUTNIK, Mary Con May of Tarrytown, N.V. Beloved mother of Jouph Hutnik and Paulin Pharr. Dear sister of Henry Horvat, Paulina Schauf-fhauser and Elizabeth Kosilla. Grandmother of flaposlng COFFEY FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1 N.

Broadway, Tarrytown. Funeral AAau Thursday 10 a.m. Holy Crou Church. Interment Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Frlands may call Wednesday only 1-4 and 7-f p.m.

TANGL Petries St. Charles age 73 on Sunday, May I iff Survived by 2 daughters Patricia Fllbarioun, Mrs. Dominick (Palma) Cariucd and 1 son Michael L. Tangl Jr. AIM survived by sisters, 1 brat her, grandchildren and 1 groat 1 grandchildren.

Funeral Services war held today In Stamford, CT. PAULMANN, Esther v. of Scarsdale, N.Y. on AAay Ift Wife of Georg W. Pautmann.

Mother of Mrs. Kenneth (Doris) Adler, Calvin Goer go N. and Arthur W. Pauimann. Also survived by 11 grandchildren and IS groat grandchildren.

Friends may can at tho BENNETT FUNERAL HOME, EM Scarsdal Ava, Scarsdale on Tuesday 7-f p.m. Funaral Service will be hold at Grace Lutheran Church, Scarsdalo on Wednesday at Ma.m. ROTHENBERG, Elsl The sta and. children of the Elmwoc Country Day School mourn tt lou ot Mlu Sha In meant much to many us that than Is no way to mo sure our sorrow. Wa extend deepest sympathies to her fan lly and many frlands 1 Lynn Btoenv Norma Fox, Tlr my Welnboi Ras and Irv Cow amtiL--lrdaikifriiAs- JOHNSON, Claud In Aga on May 2, HS3 of Mt.

Vamon, N.Y. Loving Slstar of Rudy, Calvin and Barnard- Johnson, Eva Millar, Paulin Seals, Ruth Skipwortth Lynda Johnson and AAaain Frazier. Dear aunt of many nlacas and nephew. Service Friday a.m. Rov.

Clifton Armstrong officiating. Interment Heavenly Rest AAe-morlal Park, East Hanover, N.J. Reposing at the BURR DAVIS-SHARPE FUNERAL HOME INC, IS 4th Ava, Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Thursday from 1 4 and 7-f p.m.

BROWN, Frank of 110 Garth Read, Scarsdala and Stone Rid go, N.V. Son ol Nicholas D. Brown Sr. Brother of Nicholas D. Brown Jr, Mrs.

PhUofhona Link, Mr. Anna Isusi, Mr. Edith Mallaney, Mrs. Mergu-rlte Lockwood and Mlu Delia Brown. Alu survived by a Cousin, Camille Brown and several Nieces, Nephews, Grand Nlacos and Grand Nephews.

Funeral will bo hold Wednesday at 0:15 A.M. at the Georg J. AAoylln Funeral Home, Attala Street, Stan Rldgo then to SI. Peter's Church, Rosondala, N.V. whore at 11 A.M.

a AAau ol Christian Burial wlH be offered. Interment In Falrviaw Camotory, Stone Ridge. Visiting hours at the Funeral Hem today (Tuesday) 13 noon til P.M. Card thanks PETTL Lawrence J. on May 10 Visitation At Tha Colony Funeral Heme of Port Chester Inc.

tram 7-f p.m. Thursday and 14 A 7-f p.m. Friday Funeral Mau at Tha Church of tho Sacred Heart, Byram an Saturday at a.m. Interment St. Mary's Camotory, Rye Brook, N.Y.

A very short time remains for those interested in purchasing memorial property at Woodlawn to take advantage of our current low prices. You have to act now! Higher prices go into effect May 15th. The price increase will include all of our existing Mausoleums. If you prefer mausoleum entombment to ground burial now is the time to acquire choice space in this world-famous cemetery at a price that will not be duplicated. You will protect yourself against the inevitability of rising prices and eliminate forever the problem of plots, monuments, markers and expensive gardening care.

When you buy mausoleum space at Woodlawn, professional maintenance is included in the price. Dont put it off! This is your opportunity to have a complete selection available to you. By acting now, you will have protection against constantly rising costs and avoid the confusion and disadvantage of purchasing at the time of immediate need. HOLLIS, Janus F. Sr.

We wish extend our heartfait thanks er appreciation to our friends ar neighbors who so kindly pr vldad ter their many ac of klndnou expressions of syr pa thy and condolence and fi tholr beautiful floral offerin at the loti of our dearly loved James F. Sr. Mrs. Phyllis Colo Hollis A fan TASSONE, Gulsappo on May H03 of New Rochall. Beloved husband of Carolina Tasson.

Fattier ef Salvatore, Cosmo, and Mrs. Carlo (Roslna) Costa. Reposing at the N. CANRO INC. FUNERAL HOME, 104 Fourth St Now Rochelle.

Mau of Christian Burial Friday a.m. Holy Family Church. Interment Boochwoed Camotory. Visiting hours IS and 7-f p.m. WALSH, Zacharlah R.

on May H4 at Northshoro University Hospital ef a heart attack. Son of tho lata Edward G. and Ca--tharlna Jacques. Survived by wife of Lydia, his brother, Rav. Lincoln J.

Walsh, S.J. Also survived by 1 daughters, Mrs. Pal rlcla Barntson and Mrs. Jacqueline W. Chea, 7 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.

Mau ef Christian Burial at Sacred Heart Church on Friday, 10:30 a.m. interment Mt. St. Mary's Cemetery private. In lieu of Hewers pleaw mak contributions to your favorite charity.

KLEY, Naples Florida. Formerly of Ploasantvlll N.Y. an April 3A HO Beiovad wife of John mother ef Martha Low, sister of Mrs. Howard Hotallng and Doris B. Cannon and grandchll-dron.

Informant Private. Memorial service at Christ Church Tarrytown N.Y. day. May 0 at Spm. In llou of ftowere contributions may bo made to Saint John's Episcopal Church, Naples Florida 33P4Q; The Reconstruction Fund, Christ Church, Tarrytown, N.Y.

KSfl er a Charity ef Choice. POMPILL Anthony ago OS, of Laka CarmaL N.Y. Laving sen of oilmen Pomplli. Dear father ef Judith Gallant and Gerald Pomplli. Fond brother of Nicholas and Andrew Pomplli.

Grandfather of 2. Visiting at the ADAMS-CORDOVANO FUNERAL HOME, INC. IS Church St. CarmaL N.Y. (off Rt.

4) Wednesday and Thursday f-4 1 and 7-f p.m. Funeral Mau Friday if a.m. at St. James the AposHo Church, Carmol. Intar-' ment St.

Lawrence O'Taola Camatary, Brewstar, N.Y. CAUTHEN, Bradshaw on May Iff Boloved husband of Clovis (Blakonay) Cauthen. Devoted lather of Faya, Crawshaw, Bra-ntao, Bruce, Ulyssoh Craig, Lull, and Bradford Cauthen. Reposing at tha PR I MM FUNERAL HOME, 101 Mt. Vernon Av Mt.

Vernon, NY on Thursday f-S and 7-f p.m. Funaral Services Friday 10 a.m. at Tho SI. Cafhorino's A.M.E. Zion Church, If Lincoln Ava, New Rochelle, Informant Cal-vorton National Camatary.

The family will receive Friend at The Funaral Homo 7-f p.m. Woodlawn, New York's world-famous nbn-sectarian, nonprofit demetery is easily reached by car, bus or subway. Open daily, including Sundays, from 9 to 4:30. Remember prices go up on May Call or send the coupon for informaton today. ROMAN ELLI Daniel A.

wish to extend our heartfe thanks In appreciation for tl acts of kindness, muse gas sympathy, beautiful floral faring received from eur kli relatives and frionds durii our recent bereavement ai leu of our husband and laths We especially want to thank tl Volunteer Ambulance, Fath George Hanna, Father Josai MaffaL Dr. Jamas Levy M.I Keith Dooley of the Port Chi tar Polka Dept, and the Jam J. Gunlpara Funeral Hem. Tho Romanoll And Smi Faml IN MEMORIAM KORAN, Anna on May HO Balovad Wife of tha late Alexander Koran Sr. Devoted Mother of Alexander Jr.

Dear Sistor of Frances SadewhHe and Andrew Yaskevlc. Evening Services 7 p.m. Wednesday at the COMMUNITY FUNERAL HOME, M7 Yonkers Avonuo. Divine Liturgy f-JO a.m. Thursday In St.

Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church. Interment Oakland Camotory. Visiting hours 3-4 and 7-f p.m. Tuosday and Wednesday, william Ko-walchyk. Director.

ALBERT, Wilbert In memory of Wilbert Albert 4th Anniversary In Heaven Wo mlu you Love Wife Gladys Albert A Family CHRISTINE, Rom retired, New York City School Teacher on May HS3 of Yonkers, NY. Beloved Wit of the lata Harry. Survived by several Nolcas and Nephews. Friends may call at tha WESTCHESTER FUNERAL HOME Eastchostor, Wad. A from 2-4 A 7-f p.m.

Funeral Mau In tho Immaculate CSKSPIIM Church In Tucka-hoa, Fri, May 4 at a.m. Intar-ment. Gat of Haavaa wmmwum niB I WOODLAWN CEMETERY QUINN, Freuds S. an May H03 at tha Colonial Heights, Va formerly of Pelham, N.Y. Husband of tha late Alicia Glthons Quinn, father of Alicia Quina Kennedy, John R.

and Francis S. Quinn Jr. Grandfather ef A Groat grandfather of A Ropos-Ihg PELHAM FUNERAL HOME, 44 Lincoln Ava, Pelham N.Y. Mau St. Catharine's Church on Thursday a.m.

Interment Gat of Heavan Camatary. Visiting hours on Wednesday 7-f p.ny SA NT AGATE, Pomoalca sin May A HOI of Tarrytown. Survived by 3 Sons; Joseph, Oomonlch and John; I daughter, Mrs. Sam (Jean) DfCloccle; brother, John Motra; I sistor Terms Oplnato and 13 Grandchildren. Reposing DWYER FUNERAL HOME, North Broadway, Tarrytown on Wednesday 7-f P.M.

and Thursday 14 and 7-f p.m. Funeral Mau Church at tha Immaculate Conception North Tarrytown an Friday at A.M. Interment Slaapy Hollow Camotory. The Kensico Cemetery on the Bronx Rivor Parkway Webster Avenue and East 233rd Street Bronx, NY 10470 Telephone: 214-920-0500 or 914-237-0925 KRAMER. Mary EBiebeth (no Henry) on May 2, HO Balovad wife of Robert.

Devoted mother of Kraon. Balovad daughor of Catherine and the lata Harold J. Henry. Dear sistor of Valhalla, Now York 10595 Westchester's Most Beautiful PleaM send me your folder describing the Mausoleums. I understand that this request does not obligate me In any way.

Non-Sectarian Burial Lott from 200 D'ANNIBALE, Vlnconz on May HO Reposing at the MCMAHON LYON A HARTNETT FU-NERAL HOME, 4fl Mamaronack Ave, White Plains, N.Y. Tuosday 7-f pjn. and Wednesday 14 and 7-f p.m. Mass of Christian Burial Thure-'day 10 a.m. John White Plains, interment Gate of Heavan Cemetery.

Judy Keogan. Reposing at the DAVID J. HOOOER A SON INC FUNERAL HOME, Off McLean Ave. (near Kimball Ava) Yonkers. Mau Thuraday 10:30 a.m.

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