SectionAl Gannett Saturday, Westchester November 24, Newspapers 1984 Crowded church plans expansion Obituaries By Dave Sheingold Staff Writer The Little Friendship Baptist Church has outgrown its home. Since the church moved into a building at Ninth Avenue and Fifth Street in 1955, its membership has increased from less than 100 members to about 200 families. "On Sundays, we're packed. The pews only seat 130 to 140 people," said the Rev. Joe L.
Brown, the church's pastor. "We've doubled our size since March, so we have to put chairs in the aisles and along the sides for extra seating." To make room, the church now plans to spend $250,000 on an expansion project. Brown said the church has raised $200,000 for the project. Brown said the 60-year-old building would be enlarged and remodeled, a project approved earlier this year by the city Planning Board. The plans call for a 14-foot extension in the rear and a 20-foot extension on one side, which will increase the size of the building from 3,600 to 6,600 square feet.
Brown said construction was scheduled to start in the next two weeks. Inside the 2-story church, more pews and a new baptismal font will be installed; the kitchen, bathrooms and meeting hall will be enlarged and modernized; and the pew arrangement will be redesigned to accommodate almost 400 people. Outside, the worn shingles and a Artist's rendition of planned expansion at the Little Friendship Baptist Church peeling white paint will be replaced with beige stucco walls. The church also will be made accessible to the handicapped. "The roof and steeple are staying, but overall, it's going to look completely said Ted D'Amore of D'Amore Design Studios in Mount Vernon, the project's architect.
"It will have a much nicer Willie Butts, chairman of the church's board of directors, said the church first decided to expand about 15 years ago, but did not begin a serious fund raising effort until about three years ago. When the church hired the 41- year-old Brown in March, the fund raising picked up further and the membership doubled from about 100 to 200, said Butts. The congregation's weekly donations at the Sundays also have risen, from about $600 to $1,500, said Butts. "He's an excellent preacher," said Butts. "He draws people into the church.
People believe in him." Brown said that during constructon the church would remain open for services every Sunday, except possibly one.By the summer, the congregants should have a new church, he said. One thing from the existing church, however, will remain the south wall with a 20-foot tall cross facing Fifth Street. "That will stay, for memories," said Brown. Metro-North a $14.8 million ticket to build The Metro-North Commuter Railroad will receive at least $14.8 million in federal money to build 32 new power substations on the Hudson, lower Harlem and New Haven lines. Sen.
Alfonse D'Amato said Friday. The new substations are expected to reduce the frequency of power outages and air conditioning failures now experienced on many trains, said D'Amato, a member of the Senate Appropriations Transportation Subcommittee. The railroad's entire third rail, which runs parallel to each track and carries electricity needed to power a train, will also be upgraded. D'Amato said the upgrading was increase in reliability to Metronecessary because "without our North," D'Amato said in announcing ability to bring people to and from the grant from the federal Urban work in a reliable and safe manner Mass Transit Administration. we threaten the entire economic of the The M-3s, a fleet of 142 new viability region." electric cars that began running on The electric substations are to the Hudson and Harlem lines in be built over the next three years March, require more power than beginning next spring at a cost of older electric The cars.
M-4, a simimore than $60 million. The rest of lar car recently designed for use on the cost will be paid by Metrothe New Haven line, also will reNorth. quire more power. New stations are needed because the current electrical system, much D'Amato said the regional adof which dates to the 1920's, is ministrator for the Urban Mass inadequate to power the line's new Transit Administration has assured cars. him that a request for more federal "They will be solid state, easier money for the project "will receive to maintain and finally provide the every consideration." power needed for the M-3 cars, The Associated Press also conwhich should bring a significant tributed to this report.
'Fish-finder' used in hunt for drowned teen By Eric Nagourney ture rises in the spring, Martinelli to the lake next week with a bor- Staff Writer Police plan to use electronic -finding" equipment next week in a final attempt to locate the body of an 18-year-old youth who apparently drowned in an Eastchester lake two weeks ago. If the search for Cedrick Loarca of 190 Garth Road. Eastchester, is not successful, police will abandon their efforts to find him, Eastchester police Chief Ralph Martinelli said Friday. Drowning victims whose bodies are in cold water often remain submerged until the water tempera- By Marc Moran Staff Writer said. Loarca disappeared Nov.
11 while paddling a canoe on a lake located off Lake Shore Drive. The canoe was found overturned several hours later that night. Divers from the Westchester County Police Department searched the lake for Loarca's body for four days until giving up last week. On Nov. 17, a group of 16 volunteer divers conducted their own search but were unsuccessful, Martinelli said.
Depending on weather conditions and the availability of a county police diver, police plan to return Judge lowers the bail for 2 men in Long Island auto manslaughter MINEOLA, L.I. (AP) Two Wantaugh men charged with manslaughter in the death of a young woman who was hit by a car following an argument in a parking lot had their bail lowered Friday to $10,000. First District Judge Charles Heine had originally set bail at $100,000 at the defendants' arraignment Wednesday. Barry Grennan, the Chief of the RIKI $2 SENIOR CITIZENS EXCEPT FRI. SAT.
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6:15. 8:05 9:50 DOLBY STEREO MIDNIGHT SHOW FRI. SAT. ROCKY HORROR SHOW ADMISSION- Irene Hatton Kelz Irene Hatton Kelz, 87, a New years with Bernard Wetherill a England, on April 13, 1897, to Rochelle resident since 1924, died tailoring firm with offices in New James and Alice Boggis Hatton. Thursday at her home in New Ro- York City and London.
She is survived by her husband, chelle. Mrs. Kelz belonged to Trinity Charles Kelz whom she married in Before her retirement, Mrs. Episcopal Church in New Rochelle. July, and a sister, Doris Hatton of Kelz was an officer manager for 50 She was born in Sussex County, New Rochelle.
James Massey Jr. James Massey Jr. of New Rochelle, a shipping clerk in the camera industry, died Thursday at New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center. He was 55. Mr.
Massey, who was known to his friends by the nickname "Bones," belonged to the Silent Charles Winston Charles Winston Robertson, 77, a longtime New Rochelle and Mount Vernon resident, died November 22 at Mount Vernon Hospital. He was a Mount Vernon resident at the time of his death. Born May 25, 1907, in Mount Cross, he graduated from the Danville High School in Danville and later graduated from the New School of Social Research in Death notices BARATELLI, Erminio Of Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Formerly of Jersey City.
On Wednesday November 24, 1984. Beloved son of the late Philip and 1 Maria Baratelli (nee Cicchetti), dear brother of Paul Serafino, Vito, Guido and Fiore Baratelli, Virginia Baratelli, Helen Santora, Marion Lalko and Marie Lopian and the late Augustine Deacutis. Funeral from the McLAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, 625 Pavonia Ave Journal Square), Jersey City, N.J. on Monday. Funeral Mass at at St.
Lucy's Church, Jersey City. Interment Holy Name Cemetery. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-9pm Saturday and Sunday. BARTLIK, Kathleen Frances On November 20, 1984. Mass of Christian Burial at Sacred Heart Church, Greenwich, Saturday Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery, Greenwich. Visiting at the RUSSELL J. SHAW FUNERAL HOME Friday 2-4 and 7-9pm. In lieu of flowers donation to Sloan-Kettering Cancer Research Institute appreciated. BITZ, Arthur L.
on November 22, 1984. Services at Craft Memorial Home at 10 a.m. on Saturday. Visitation from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday (today).
Interment Kensico Cemetery. BURGESS, Mary M. On November 20, 1984. Of 102 W. 5th Mt.
Vernon, N. Y. Beloved sister of James M. Robertson of Laurinburg, N.C., a devoted friend Mildred Faulkner of Bronxville, N. Y.
Also a host of nieces and nephews. Reposing at CAMELOT FUNERAL HOME 174 Stevens Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Sunday 2-5 and 7-9pm. Family to receive friends 7-9pm.
Funeral services Monday at Greater Centennial A.M.E Zion Church. Interment Beechwoods Cemetery, New chelle, N. Y. CLARKE, Mary E. (nee Cusack) On November 22, 1984.
Native of Co. Cavan, Ireland. Beloved wife of the Patrick, devoted mother of Edward, Mae Foley, Alice Geary, Catherine Mastrangelo and the late John. Also survived by 13 grandchildren. The family will receive from 2-5 and 7-10pm at JOHN F.
X. McKEON SON FUNERAL HOME, 3129 Perry Ave. (at E. 204th St.) Bronx. Mass of Christian Burial Church of St.
Brendan, Monday Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. CORRIGAN, John Vincent, of Ossining, suddenly 22, '84 at Phelps Mem Hosp. Survived by wife Rose, 2 sons Steven Scott one brother James. Reposing FUNERAL HOME 14 Emwilton Place, Ossining, Saturday Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mass Monday 10 a.m.
St. Augustine Church. Interment St. Augustine Cemetery. DEVINE, Marguerite Of Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.
Formerly of N. YC. On November 22, 1984. Mother of Suzanne Distefano, Elizabeth Williams, Robert and Richard Devine. Sister of Anthony Buczo.
Funeral Mass Monday Sacred Heart Church, Dobbs Ferry, Visiting at EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME, Dobbs Ferry Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9pm. EPPINGER, Julius Beloved husband of Marjorie Elbert the late Marion Ottinger. Exemplary father of Jim Ginny, Carol Alan, Bob Paula, Jean, Susan Gary. Cherished grandfather of 9. Devoted kinsman loyal friend died suddenly in Paris, France.
Funeral Services Sun. Nov. 25, at 10am Temple Israel, 1000 Pinebrook Blvd, New Rochelle, Interment Salem Fields Cemetery, In lieu of flowers contributions suggested to the J.M. Eppinger Memorial Temple Israel New Rochelle N. Y.
FRIEDMAN, Bert On November 22, 1984. Age 86. Beloved wife of the late Edward, devoted mother of Mrs. Nathan Harrison (Lenore), loving grandmother of Mark, Sara and Barbara, dear sister of Lillian Neimark. Services were held Friday November 23rd at Temple Beth Abraham, Tarry: town, NY.
Saints Social Club of New Rochelle. is survived by his maternal grandA native of New Rochelle, he mother, Minnie Carolina of New was born March 13, 1929, to James Rochelle; and five brothers, Lawand Etta Carolina Massey. He at- rence Massey of the Bronx, Edward, tended New Rochelle public schools William and Richard Carolina of and was graduated from what was then Isaac E. Young High School. New Rochelle, and Alvin Carolina of Mr.
Massey, who never married, Poughkeepsie. Robertson New York City. Lodge No. 50 AM. Mr.
Robertson had been em- In addition to his wife, Emma ployed as the assistant manager of Robertson, he is survived by a son, the Dorothea Pharmacy in Mount Vernon. Donald Robertson of Mount Vernon; two daughters, Doris Carew of He was a member of the Bethesda Baptist Church in New Rochelle, Mount Vernon and Winifred Winston where he participated in the Sunday of Silver Spring, two sisters, School group, the Arts Group and Dora Brown and Savannah Piper, the Baptist Training Union. both of Mount Vernon; seven grandHe was a member of the Xenia children and one great-grandchild. FUTIE, Rose Mary on Nov 21, 1984. Mass of Christian Burial Church of St.
Roch, Greenwich Saturday at 9 a.m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery, Greenwich. Friends may call at the CASTIGLIONE FUNERAL HOME, 134 Hamilton Ave, Greenwich on Thurs 7-9 pm. and Fri from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
GARDELLA, George J. on November 23,1984. Reposing at THE McMAHON LYON HARTNETT FUNERAL HOME, 491 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, on Saturday Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial Monday 11 a.m. St.
John's Church. Interment to be announced. GREEN, Madge (Madeleine) In 94th year. Widow A. Lewis.
Loving mother of Elmer and the late Louise Huppert and Peggy and the late Bert Winston. Devoted grandmother of 6 and great-grandmother of 4. For those who wish donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. HALPERIN, Jacob P. MD age 65 on Nov.
22,1984. Dr. Halperin was a Cardiologist at Montefiore and Associate Professor of Medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. He is survived by his wife Helen L. Halperin, his sons Dr.
Mitchell Halperin and Dr. Peter Halperin, and 3 grandchildren Laura, JennifJonathan. Funeral Services will be held on Sunday Nov. 25, at 1pm at the SIDE" 21 W. Broad St.
Mt Vernon N. Y. Donations in his memory may be made to the American Heart Association HAMILTON, John Hammond Sr. Age 91 of Yonkers on Wed Nov 21, 1984. Beloved husband of Georgia (Williams) Hamilton.
Loving father of Harold P. Hamilton and John H. Hamilton, Jr. Dear brother of Delancey Hamilton. Also surviving are 2 granddaughters, 5 great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Funeral Services 10 a.m. Sat Nov 24 at St. John Evagelic Lutheran Church, 44 Hudson St, Yonkers. Rev. F.
William Wild officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery. The family will receive friends at BROOKS MEMORIAL HOME, 275 Warburton Ave, Yonkers Fri (today) 1-4 7-9 p.m. HAVRILLA, Michael on Thurs Nov 22. Son of the late Michael and Julia Havrilla.
Dear brother of Stephen and Joseph Havrilla, and the late John Havrilla and Julia DuPay. Also survived by several neices and nephews. Reposing DUCHYNSKI-CHERKO FUNERAL HOME INC, 111 Yonkers Ave Friday 2-4 7-9pm. For complete arrangements, call YO3-6121 IRWIN, Elizabeth Kenwell At home November 19, 1984. Memorial service December 9, 1984 at the Christ Chapel Riverside Church, 490 Riverside N.Y.C.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Social Services, Riverside Church. KENYON, William F. Sr. On November 22, 1984. Of No.
Tarrytown, N.Y. Survived by wife Mary son William F. 2 brothers Fred and Elmer, 2 sisters Gertrude Coutant and Ruth Lupi. Reposing DWYER FUNERAL HOME, 90 N. Broadway, Tarrytown on Saturday 7-9pm and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9pm.
Services at the FUHome on Monday at Rev, Gerald Vanderhart officiating. Interment Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. KOVOCIK, Mary on Nov. 22, 1984. Visitation at Craft Memorial Home from 7 to 9 p.m.
on Friday (today). Funeral Mass at The Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy at 10 a.m. on Saturday. Entombment St. Mary's Cemtery KRIMMINGER, Jean of Yonkers, N.Y, on Nov.
22, 1984. Beloved wife of the late Louis. Sister of Gladys Marshall, Olive Rose and Arthur Varian. Resting at HAVEY-MALONEY HOMES FOR FUNERAL 732 Yonkers Ave. Yonkers N.
Y. Funeral Interment Services in Monroe No. Carolina. Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 7-9pm. McDONALD, Rose A.
of Yonkers on Fri. Nov. 23, 1984. Beloved sister of the late Florence and May McDonald. Reposing at the WHALEN BALL FUNERAL HOME 168 Park Ave.
(corner of Glenwood). Mass of Christian Burial in Sacred Heart Church, on Mon. Nov. 26, at Interment St. Joseph Cemetery.
Visiting hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9pm. ROBERTSON, Charles Winston On Nov 22, 1984. Beloved husband of Emma Robinson. Dear faher of Donald Robinson, Winifred, Winston and Doris Carew. Brother of Dora Brown and Savannah Piper.
Grandfather of 7, great grandfather of 1. Reposing at BARNEY McCLANAHAN FUNERAL HOME, Sat and Sun 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service Mon 1 p.m. Bathesda Baptist Church, 71 Lincoln Ave, New Rochelle. Interment Beechwood Cemetery.
Family to receive friends Sat 7-9 p.m. at Chapel. ROSENBERG, Estelle Beloved wife of Saul, loving mother of Arthur and Craig, dear sister of David Stern. Service Sunday 12:00 noon at the "'WESTCHESTER 21 W. Broad Mt.
Vernon, N. Y. SAUNDERS, Ruby (nee Jones) Of Greenburgh. Formerly of New Rochelle and N.Y.C, On November 21, 1984. Mother of Joseph Waterton Saunders 11, sister of Helen Tynes, Mabel, Russell and Louis Jones; and the late Franklin Jones and the late Anna Jones Bernard.
The family will be present to receive visitors at the BARNEY T. McCLANAHAN FUNERAL HOME, 30 Winthrop New Rochelle, N. Y. on Sunday, November 25th from 6-8pm. Funeral services on Monday, November 26th at at the Funeral Home.
Interment will be at Beechwood Cemetery, New Rochelle. SHUTTLEWORTH, James Wil- liam Jr. of Valhalla N. Y. on Nov.
23,1984. Husband of Joan Gadbois Shuttleworth. Father of James W. and Jane Shuttleworth. Nephew of Helen Wardof New Bedford, Mass.
Service Monday, 10 am, St. John Episcopal Church, Pleasantville N. Y. Resting at BEECHER FUNERAL HOME, Pleasantville. Where family will receive friends Sunday 2-4 and 7-9pm.
Interment Bedford Rural Cemetery, New Bedford Mass. SPANGENBERGER, George on Nov. 22, 1984. Beloved brother of Richard. Reposing at YANNANTUONO FUNERAL HOME.
Mass of Christian Burial St. Mary's Church, Monday Visiting Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7. 9pm. STAPLES, Grace C. Of Nyack, On November 23, 1984.
Wife of Welton mother of Fletcher C. and Philip sister of Virginia H. Crawford. Also survived by 2 grandsons. Funeral service Monday at the HUGH E.
WHITE FUNERAL HOME 43 So. Broadway, Nyack, N. Y. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Nyack, N.Y. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Sunday 3-5 and 7-9pm.
In lieu of flowers it is suggested contributions be made to the Nyack Community Ambulance Corp. TOTA, Madeline on Nov. 22,1984. Devoted mother of Robert DiTota, Barbara Desi-mone, LorOrse and Madeline Hopkins. Fond sister of Lena DeSena.
Also survived by 9 grandchildren. Reposing at YANNANTUONO FUNERAL HOME. Mass of Christian Burial St. Peter Paul Church, Monday at 10am. Visiting Saturday Sunday 2-4 VALENTINO, Antoinette on November 23,1984.
Beloved mother of Angelo, John Robert. Arrangements incomplete. Will repose at Harrison Funeral Home. ZYNIO, John Beloved Uncle of Mary Karszen Sabol. Dear brother of Anna Karszen and the late Katherine, Nicholas, Michael and Stephen Zynio.
Also survived by two sisters and brothers in Europe. Service from DUCHYNSKI-CHERKO FUNERAL HOME INC, 111 Yonkers Ave on Monday Nov 26 at Divine Liturgy at St Michaels Ukranian Catholic Church 10am. Interment St Josephs Cemetery. Evening service Sunday Visiting hours Saturday and Sunday 2-4 7-9pm. IN MEMORIAM GIOVAGNORIO, Louis P.
Birthday in Heaven Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear Fond memories linger everyday Remembrance keeps him near Loving Sisters Family WALKER, Willie C. Anniversary In Heaven Gone but not forgotten. We miss love you Your loving Wife, Daughters, Son Grandchildren rowed "fish-finder," Martinell said. The radar-like device, used by some private and commercial fishermen to locate schools of fish, depicts the shape of underwater objects on a video screen aboard a boat. Martinelli said an investigation was conducted to determine if Loarca ran away from home, but investigators found no evidence to support that theory and their attention remains focused on the lake.
"Everything that we know at this point leads us to believe that he's in there," Martinelli said. Police blotter City man charged with assault A 42-year-old New Rochelle man accused of hitting another man in the face was arrested on assault charges by New Rochelle police Friday afternoon. Police reports said that Thomas Long, 290 Union allegedly punched and injured Hoyt Brockington of New Rochelle. Long had earlier been escorted from the Chatter Box Luncheonette by police. Long was charged with thirddegree assault, a misdemeanor, and held in police custody.
between three and four hours by air from Saipan. A 1968 graduate of Fordham University, Mrs. Glenn has lived in Saipan the past year. Since her 1972 marriage to Theodore Glenn, the couple has resided in California, Alaska and for five years on Ponape, another island in the Mariana chain. Mr.
Glenn is the administrator of the U.S. government's juvenile justice program for the trust territory. The couple has a fiveyear-old daughter, Brionna, who was born in Hawaii. "I could sit on the beach and enjoy the palm trees, but find my work is a real challenge," Mrs. Glenn said, adding that her mother's sense of community commitment has set "a fine example for me to follow." WORRELL, Catherine Happy 10th Anniversary In Heaven Just the tribute of Love and remembrance.
To a Mother we will never forget For as long, as there is memory You will always live in our hearts Love Tommy, Gloria Family WORRELL, Catherine 10th ANNIVERSARY MOM, Your presence we missed Your memory we treasure Loving you always, Forgetting you never Love Raymond, Antoinette, Children Grandchildren Major Offense Bureau of the Nassau County District Attorney's office, said defense attorneys had asked for a $10,0000 bail at the arraignment. According to Grennan, the judge said he set the higher bail until he could review the pre-parole risk report on the suspects. Grennan said a defense attorney renewed his motion for $10,000 bail on Friday before Judge John O'Shaugnessy, who granted the lower bail. Joseph DeSantis, 22, a stone worker, and Glen Hansen, 23, a senior at the School for Visual Arts in Manhattan, surrendered to the district attorney Wednesday morning. page A3 tion, she explained in a recent recent interview in her mother's Yonkers home.
"We are telling businesses it's a very simple procedure to set up this corporation and we are offering the lowest license fee and no taxes on income generated in Saipan, said Mrs. Glenn, noting that the program will begin in January. In addition, she said there are numerous highly qualified Saipan residents lawyers, certified accountants and management consultants available to act as the local agent of the international corporation. The agent, under the law, must be a non-resident of the United States. Many American companies doing business in the Far East have sales offices and staff in Japan and Hong Kong which are both located SPECIAL NOTICES KENYON, William Sr.
Will gathFIRE er November 25, 1984. At PART- Fire HeadquarMENT ters at in uniform to pay our respects to exchief William Kenyon who was a life active member of the No. Tarrytown Fire Department. Lawrence Kosilla, Chief Victor R. Page, President HAMILTON, John H.
Sr. The James H. Farrell Lodge No. 34 AM P.H.A. It is Masonic with sorrow that we announce the passing of Past Master John H.
Hamilton Sr. All members are requested to semble 7:30 for 8 p.m. Friday (today). Masonic Service at Brooks Memorial Home, 275 Warburton Ave, Yonkers Walter L. Beaman, Worshipful Master John G.
Dunn, Secretary ROBERTSON, Winston C. Members of Zenia Lodge No. 50 AM Prince Hall Masonic are requested to assemble Saturday Nov 24, 1984 at Barney McClanahan Funeral Home, 30 Winthrop Ave, New Rochelle, N. Y. at 7:30 p.m.
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