Gannett Westchester Newspapers SectionAl Wednesday, December 19, 1984 Benjamin Berkey, 73, founder of Berkey Photo Benjamin Berkey, the founder of Berkey Photo, which is second only to Eastman Kodak Company in the photofinishing industry, died Sunday, of cancer at his home on Birchall Drive, Scarsdale. He was 73. Mr. Berkey was born in 1911 in the Russian Ukraine and came to the United States with his parents who settled in New York City. He started his business soon after he graduated from City College of New York in Using a $300 loan from his mother, he bought a 50 per cent partnership in a photographic studio on Grand Street on the Lower East Side.
By the mid-1960s, the Berkey company's sales volume had reached $60 million year. In 1972 the company began a lawsuit charging Eastman Kodak with antitrust violations in the manufacture, sale and processing of products for amateur photographers. The suit, which sought damages of $300 million, was settled by Eastman Kodak for $6.7 million in 1981. Rose Renda Rose Virga Renda, a resident of New Rochelle since 1956, died today at New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center. She was 73.
Born on Dec. 11, 1911, in Palermo, Italy, she was the daughter of Rosario and Antonina Virga. She a communicant of St. Joseph's Church in New Rochelle. Surviving are her husband, Sebastiano Renda, of the home ad- Irene L.
Crumley Irene L. Crumley, a resident of New Rochelle for 50 years, died Tuesday at New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center. She was the widow of Horace Crumley, who died in 1979. Born and educated in Marion, Mrs. Crumley was the daughter of Charles T.
and Susie B. Ricks LEGAL NOTICE Shep Brozman Thomas La Sala $900 Bronxville Associates, Inc. $190 The original Limited Partner's capital contribution is $10. VIl. The Limited Partners shall not be required to make additional capital contributions.
VIlI. The contribution of each Limited Partner is to be returned upon the termination of the Partnership, as more fully set forth in the Partnership Agreement. and losses are to be shared as follows: Ninety-Nine percent to the Limited Partners, in accordance with their respective interest in the Partnership and One percent to the General Partners. X. No Limited Partner has the right to substitute an assignee as contributor in his place without the prior written consent of the General Partner, except that any person or persons entitled by will or by the laws of intestacy to the interest of a deceased Limited Partner shall succeed to the interest of such decedent.
Additional Limited Partners may be admitted in the discretion of the General Partner. XIl. No Limited Partner has priority over any other Limited Partners as to the repayment of contributions or compensation by way of income. Xill. Upon the death, retirement, or insanity of the General Partner, the Partnership dissolve.
XIV. The Limited Partners have no right to demand and receive property other than cash in return for their contributions. XV. All deeds, instructments, checks and other documents executed on behalf of the Partnership shall be signed by all the General Partners. 12,19 NR-213 Carl Cacciola Carl Cacciola, a resident of New Rochelle for 45 years, died Tuesday in New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center.
He was 67. Mr. Cacciola was born in Port Chester on March 26, 1917, the son of Vincent and Ann Cornsler Cacciola. He worked for 25 years as a welder for Neptune World Wide Moving and Storage in New Rochelle, retiring two years ago. He was a member of the Teamsters union and a communicant of Blessed Sacrament Church.
Surviving are his wife, the former Frances Whitely, of the home address; four children, Ann Alfano, and Karl, Ronald and Christopher Cacciola, all of New Rochelle; four brothers, John, of Chester, Joseph in Florida, Matthew in Rhode Island, and James Cacciola in upstate New ork, and 10 grandchildren. Douglas Walsh Douglas Robert Walsh, a former resident of Pelham and Yonkers, died Monday at Phelps Memorial Hospital in North Tarrytown. He was 79 and had moved to Croton a year ago from Pelham. Mr. Walsh retired 15 years ago as a guard for the Eastchester Savings Bank.
Born Oct. 31, 1905 in Yonkers, he was the son of Robert and Grace Kearney Walsh, and went through schools in Yonkers. He was a communicant of Holy Name of Mary Church in Croton. Mr. Walsh was married to the former Helen Loretta Geoghegan.
A widower, he is survived by two daughters, Elizabeth Ann Walsh in Croton and Joan Lawry in Spring Valley, I N.Y., a sister, Helen Wynne in Yonkers, five grandchildren and one great LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP of BRONXVILLE WEST REALTY PARTNERS STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY WESTCHESTER SS: We, the undersigned, being desirous of forming a limited partnership, pursuant to the laws of the State of New York, and being severally duly sworn, do hereby certify: I. The name of the firm under which said partnership is to be conducted Bronxville West Realty Partners. 11. The character of the business to be conducted by the Partnership is, in general, the purchase, development, operation, leasing, managing and otherwise dealing in real and personal property. The purposes of the Partnership are more fully set forth in the Partnership Agreement.
HIT. The location of the principal place of business is to be at 371 North Avenue, New Rochelle, New York. IV. The name and principal place of business of the corporate General partner is Bronxville Associates, 371 North Avenue, New Rochelle, New York. The names and residences of the individual General Partners are Shep Brozman, 820 Park Avenue, New York, New York, and Thomas Las Sala, 134 Loring Avenue, Pelham, New York.
The name and principal place of business of the original Limited Partner interested in said Partnership is Bronxville Associates, 371 North Avenue, New Rochelle, New York. V. The partnership will terminate on December 31, 2014 unless sooner terminated by the agreement of the Partners. VI. The General Partners have made the following capital con- NR-213 tributions: Your Complete Supermarket 585 Main Street 632-1929 USDA CHOICE WHOLE SHELLS OF BEEF (cut to order) 199 lb.
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Mr. Berkey was a founder and former chairman of the Photographic Industry Division of the United Jewish Appeal-Federation of Jewish Philanthropies, and had been honored by the UJA-Federation for his longtime support. Surviving are his wife, te former, Frances Sanchez, of the home addres; three daughters, Nina Berkey of New Rochelle, Dorothy Herman of Aspen, and Belinda Ryland of Mill Valley, six sons, Harvey, of Tenafly, N.J., Robert, of Fairfax, Joseph of Boulder, Gilbert of Claremeont, Peter, of Hartsdale, and David, of Scarsdale; sister, Rhea Moss in Florida; two brothers, Harold, Hyman, of of Silver Bayside Queens, and Spring, 20 grandchildren. dress; four sons, Rosario and Thomas Renda in New Rochelle and John and Paul Renda in Harrison; four daughters, Antoinette (Mrs. Sal) Virga on Long Island, Marie (Mrs.
John) Clavin on City Island, and Connie and Roseann Renda, both of New Rochelle; a sister in Italy, and 19 grandchildren. Young. Surviving are three children, William Richardson and Carol Hazzard in New Rochelle, and Betty Figluzzi in Hawaii; four sisters, Geneva Smith, Golden Smalls, Susie Bailey, and Beulah Woodward, all of New Rochelle, and six grandchildren. Police blotter Wedding checks bounce The wedding party at the Villa Nova restaurant in Pelham on Dec. 2 may have been a certified success, but not so the checks used to pay for the affair.
The checks, stamped "certified" in red ink, bounced. That earned a Bronx man an invitation to return to Pelham today, not for another wedding, but to face felony charges. Pelham police arrested Steven Horowitz at his home at 2801 Collis Place at about 7:20 this morning. A summons was issued to Horowitz' wife, Linda. Police said she was expected to turn herself in after making arrangements to care for the couple's 7-year-old child.
Police said the Horowitzes paid for the Dec. 2 wedding with three checks totalling $1,998. Each check was stamped "certified." police said. The checks were not honored by the bank, police said, and it was learned that the certification stamps were bogus. Police said Horowitz and his wife would be charged with second degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, a felony.
Today was Horowitz' 28th birthday. Joshua Peck Corrections Name incorrect The name of Martin Bookspan, vice president and director of artists and repertoire of the Moss Music Group, appeared incorrectly in an article Tuesday about the funeral for tenor Jan Peerce, a resident of New Rochelle. Bookspan, a longtime friend of the artist, delivered the eulogy at the services in Manhattan Monday. NEW YORK (AP) A 59-yearold New Rochelle man who plotted a burglary and two accomplices who allegedly did his bidding and killed a Bronx man during the crime received sentences Tuesday ranging up to 18 years. Frank Corigliano, owner of CCI Carting in New Rochelle, and his accomplices pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection with the killing of Rudolph Bailey, according to Bronx District Attorney Mario Merola.
State Supreme Court Justice Burton B. Roberts sentenced Corigliano, of 34 First to up to six years in prison, and his acquaintances, Wallace Brown, 24, of the Bronx, and Vincent Nelson, 23, of New Rochelle, to 15 and 18 years, respectively. Corigliano must serve at least two years, Brown five and Nelson nine before they can be paroled, Roberts said. Bailey was shot five times in the back when he interrupted the July 19, 1982, burglary of his Bronx store at 510 Hunts Point Ave. Nelson and Brown allegedly tried to burglarize the safe and killed Bailey when he returned unexpectedly to his office, Merola said.
Merola said Corigliano believed Bailey kept a lot of money in a safe at his used-truck company and sent Brown and Nelson to steal it. After Corigliano's accomplices killed Bailey, they allegedly panicked and called Corigliano to the scene. He came and opened the safe with a cutting torch, but found nothing inside, Merola said. Corigliano and his accomplices were arrested in the Bronx on Sept. 21, 1983.
They were originally charged with second-degree murder and 14 other felony counts, according to a spokeswoman for the district attorney's office. Corigliano is the father of Gary Corigliano, the late owner of United Carting of Mount Vernon, who was killed in an execution-style shooting on May 8, 1981, near the United Carting office. determine if Bailey's murder was New York City police tried to: connected to that of Corigliano, but later determined the two cases" were unrelated. Shortly before his death, Corigliano merged United Carting with: Suburban Carting Inc. of Mamaroneck, owned by Thomas Milo.
Milo. has been identified in law enforcement documents as a member of the family. Vito Genovese organized crime: United Carting, which has a con-, tract with the village of Pelham to haul garbage, operated by Gary Corigliano's Deborah. center opens county branch approximately 21,000 Westchester County residents who suffer from epilepsy will soon find help nearby. The Epilepsy Institute, a Manhattan-based, non-profit agency, announced Tuesday it will open a branch office at Mount Vernon Hospital.
The Mount Vernon facility will become the first office opened by the institute outside of New York City. The announcement was made at the hospital. "Over the years, we've had con- Death notices stant requests from Westchester residents for service," said Reina Berner, the institute's executive director. "The commute to Manhattan can be a whole day excursion." The Mount Vernon office, expected to begin operations in January, already has a waiting list. The branch will be funded for $25,000 by private sources.
A social worker and a job counselor will be at the facility two days a week, providing information about an illness that is often feared and misunderstood. "People ask, 'Do I tell my employer I have epilepsy? Will I get fired? Can I get health Ms. Berner said. "The psychic and social ramifications of epilepsy are more dangerous than the disease. itself." The institute, which was' founded in 1967, has sought to fight discriminatory practices against epileptics.
It also has provided free legal counseling. Epilepsy afflicts approximately 2 million Americans. It also af-' fected such well-known historical figures as Julius Caesar, Napoleon and Vincent Van Gogh. BRUNO, Ernestine (nee Baer) DORSEY, Joseph J. on Dec.
17, Mary TUTONI, Albert Ross, (Bobby) of on 1984. Beloved husband of ElizaTues. Dec. 18, 1984. Beloved beth Irene (nee Brancard) Wife of Lawrence.
Devoted Dorsey. Devoted father of Joseph, Edward, Richard and Mother of Alfred, Lawrence Gerard Dorsey. Stepbrother of and Mary. Loving Grand- Roy Mills. Also survived by 10 mother of Wendy Samborski, grandchildren and 2 great Alfred, Larry, Patricia, grandchildren.
Reposing Christopher and the late Tom- WHALEN BALL FUNERAL Funeral from THE CUC- HOME 168 Park Ave. my. (Corner Glenwood). Mass of CIA FUNERAL HOME INC. 23 Christian Burial Sacred Heart Lockwood Ave, Yonkers, on Church on Thurs.
Dec. 20 at Friday Dec.21, 1984. Mass, of 10:45 a.m. Interment Gate Of Christian Burial, in St. Bartho- Heaven Cemetery.
Visiting lomew's Church at hours Tues. Wed. 2-4 7-9 Interment, Mt. p.m. In lieu of flowers contribHope Cemetery.
vitions to Rosary Hill Home, Visiting hrs. on Wednesday 600 Linda Hawthorne, and Thursday from 2-4 7- N. Y. 10532 would be appr9P.M. ciated.
BYRNE, The Rev. John E. on FRIEDMAN, Ira W. on DecemDec. 16, 1984.
Beloved brother ber 17, 1984. Beloved brother of of Ambassador Mrs. Henry (Sylvia) Reider, Thomas Dr. Dr. Lester D.
Friedman and William David, Daniel, the late Mrs. Ernest (Gladys) Ruth, Ann and Byrne Aries. Son of the late Samuel and the late Mary Schroeder J. Friedman and the late Lucy Marie, and Dorothy Mallia. Also sur- Friedman.
Services Wednesvived by many neices and December 19 af THE WESTCHESTER RIVERSIDE, nephews. Reposing at McMA- 21 West Broad St, Mt Vernon, HON LYON HARTNETT FU- NY. Interment Mt Hope CemeNERAL HOME, 491 tery. Mamaroneck Ave. White Plains on Tuesday and FURMAN, Margaret On DecemWednesday 2-4 and ber 17, 1984.
Friends may call 7-9pm. Mass of Christian Burial evening 6- on Tuesday from 9pm at the COXE-GRAZIANO Thursday 10am St. Bernard FUNERAL HOME, 767 Boston Church. Interment Gate of Post Mamaroneck where Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of a service will be held on flowers please make donation to the Medical Mission Sisters, Pine Philadelphia Penna.
CACCIOLA, Carl on Dec 18,1 984. Beloved husband of Frances (Whitely) Cacciola. Father of Ann Alfano, Karl, Ronald and Christopher Cacciola. Brother of John, Joseph, James and Matthew Cacciola, Also survived by 10 grandchildren. Reposing at LLOYD MAXCY BEAUCHAMP CHAPEL, Shea New Rochelle.
Mass of Christian Burial Blessed Sacrament Church, Friday 10:30 a.m. Interment Beechwood Cemetery. Visiting hours Wed 7-9; Thurs 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. CONLEY, Edith on Dec. 17, 1984 of South Gate, California formerly of North Tarrytown, NY.
Beloved wife of Joseph Conley, Dear mother of Walter E. Ferguson and Mrs. Caroline Keiling. Also survived by her father Anthony Cannavatchel and a sister Mrs. Minnie Porcano and three grandsons.
Reposing COFFEY FUNERAL HOME INC, 91 North Broadway, Tarrytown, Funeral Mass Friday 10 am. St. Teresa of Avila Church, Interment Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Friends may call Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. CRUMLEY, Irene L. On December 18, 1984.
Beloved mother of William Richardson, Betty Figluzzi and Carol Hazzard, dear sister of Geneva Smith, Golden Smalls, Susie Bailey and Beulah Woodward. Grandmother of 6. Reposing BARNEY T. McCLANAHAN FUNERAL HOME, Wednesday 7-9pm, Thursday 12-5 and 7-9pm. Funeral service Friday at Chapel.
Interment Beechwoods Cemetery. Family to receive friends Thursday 7-9pm Funeral Home, other times at the home of Mr. Mrs. Joseph Wooward, 54 Kress New Rochelle. The Kensico Cemetery Westchester's Most Beautiful For Information or FREE COLOR BROCHURE Non-Sectarian Visit Call or Write Burial Lots from $200 Robert Lent (914) 949-0347 on the Bronx River Parkway Valhalla, New York 10595 On December 18, 1984.
Mass of of on Dec. 17, Resurrection Thursday 1984 in S. Daytona, Fla. Beloved, Good Counsel Convent, White Husband of Grace (Bisogno) Plains. Mass of Christian Buri- Tutoni.
Devoted Father of al Friday at the Cha- Dolph. Loving Mrs Anna pel of Divine Compassion. and the late Adolph Tutoni. Interment Mt. Calvary Ceme- Cherished Grandfather of Vintery.
Visiting hours 7-9pm cent and Lisa. Fond Brother of Good Counsel Convent, White Salvatore, Enrico, Mitchell, Plains. Rudy and Edward Tutoni, Mrs. John (Rosalie) Valentino, LEONE, Jennifer Eileen Mrs. Dominic (Rosemarie) Five Cuccia and Mrs.
Charles month old Daughter of John and Maureen (Mary) Palazzo and the late, (Speight) Leone, Joseph and Alfred Tutoni. granddaughter of Eileen Family will be to present reSpeight and Eileen Leone, ceive Visitors at THE SINAbrother of John W. Leone. TRA FUNERAL HOME INC. Service at the WHALEN 315 South Broadway on Wed.
BALL FUNERAL HOME from 2-4 Funeral 168 Park N.Y., Mass, at ST. MARY CHURCH, on Thursday December 20th at on Thursday at 9A.M. Inter-. Visiting hours Wednes- ment, Calverton National Cem-1 day 7-9pm. etery, MASTERSON, Marion (nee WALSH, Douglas R.
On DecemDall) on Dec. 17, 1984. Beloved ber 17, 1984 of Croton N.Y! wife of John Sr. Devoted moth- (Formerly of Pleham NY) Hus-1 er of John and Gerald. Also band of the late Helen Loretta survived by 7 grandchildren Walsh, Father of Elizabeth and 5 Walsh and Joan Lawry, great grandchildren.
Refather of 5, Great Grandfather posing at WHALEN BALL FUNERAL HOME 168 of 1. Reposing Pelham Funeral Home, 64 Lincoln Ave, Pelham Park Ave. (Corner Glenwood). N. Mass St.
Catharine's' Mass of Christian Burial Church on Thursday at 11 AMA Thurs. 10 am at Christ The Interment Holy Sepulchre Ce-1 King Church. Interment St. Jo- metary. Visiting hours: 2-4 7- seph Cemetery.
Visiting Tues. 9PM Wednesday December 19th at Interment Greenwood Union Cemetery. GALASSO, Celeste (nee Torre-s) on Dec. 17, 1984. Beloved wife of Alley.
Devoted mother of Doretta, Debra, Maria and Steven. Also survived by granddaughter Nicole. Fond brother of Frederick Torres. Reposing at YANNANTUONO FUNERAL HOME, Mt. Vernon N.
Y. Religious Services at the Asbury Church, Crestwood N.Y, on Thursday at iting 2-4 and 7-9pm Wednesday. GILLERAN, Monica C. December 17, 1984. At Skyview On.
Nursing Home. Survived by numerous cousins among who includes Ann Gilleran, Thomas Gilleran and Sr. Stasia Holohan. Reposing WATERBURY KELLY FUNERAL HOME, 45 So. Highland Ossining on Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9pm.
Mass of the Resurrection will be by Msgr. James Cox, the deceased at celebrated, St. Augustine's Church, Ossining on Thursday at Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. GROTE, Emma (Mitzi) on Dec. 16, 1984.
Beloved wife of Frederick. Loving sister of Frances Brill, Isabelle Maccariello, Fred and James Wright and the late Eleanor Dufner. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Reposing at McMAHON, LYON HARTNETT FUNERAL HOME, 491 Mamaroneck White Plains. Visiting on Tues.
2-4 7-9 p.m. Funeral services will be held on Wed. 11 a.m. at The White Plains Presbyterian Church, Interment White Plains Rural Cemetery. 7-9 p.m.
and Wed. 2-4 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers contributions to Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne, NY would be greatly appreciated in memory of Marion Masterson. PIERORAZIO, Nicholas P. of Yonkers on Monday December 17, 1984.
Beloved Father of Joyce Fanelli, Angela Kotash, Susan, Helena and Wesley Pierorazio. Brother of Michael Pierce, Rose Fasce Wilson and Florence Miller. Also 5 Grandchildren. Reposing at the FLYNN MEMORIAL HOME, 325 So. Broadway.
Funeral Mass St. Mary's Church, Thursday at 10AM. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Visiting Tuesday Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 PM.
RAPPS, Elsie Beloved wife of the late Max, devoted mother of Margaret Rosenzweig and Joan Burger, lovign grandmother and great-grandmother and dear sister. Services Wednesday 10:30 a SCHWARTZ "Forest Park Queens Blvd 76 Forest Hills. TAYLOR, George Sarah On December 17, 1984. Beloved grandmother of Beverly Spencer. Wake at the Star Bethelham Church, 148 Spring Ossining, Wednesday 9pm.
Funeral services Thursday at the Church. Arrangements by ANDRE F. BAKER FUNERAL HOME, LTD. IN 'MEMORIAM HESTER, Inez 1st Year Today No morning dawns, no nights returns But that I think of you Those left behind are very good, but no one replaces you 4 Many of silent tear is shed When I'm all alone For the one I loved so very much, the one I call my Mom Your loving Son, Daughter Grandchildren PARISI, Theresa M. What is a home without a Mother? All things this world may send, But when I lost my darling Mother, I lost my dearest friend.
Loving Children SPECIAL NOTICES DORSEY, Joseph The members and board of Governors of Briar Hall Country Club deeply regret the passing of Joseph Dorsey and extend sympathy to his family, Bernard Rabin, Donald Bunsis, Board of Governors ST. JUDE Thanks to St. Jude Thanksgiving for prayers answered. C.M.P, Thanks to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and St. Jude, for answering my prayer.
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