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OBITUARIESSERAFINODIDIO

Serafmo DiDio, 83, of Holly-brook Farms, Brewster, died July21 in Putnam Community Hos-pital, Carmel.

She was born June 24,1897, inItaly, a daughter of Paul andConcetta Campione DiDio. Shehad lived in Long Island beforemoving to Brewster 18 years ago.She had been employed by CrownKitchen Cabinet Corp. in Brook-lyn and was a member of theBrewster Presbyterian Church.

She is survived by five child-ren, Paul and Salvatore DiDio ofBrewster, Joseph and AlexanderDiDio of Albany and IgnatzioDiDio of South Hempsted; 10grandchildren and 8 great-grand-children.

Funeral services took place atthe Beecher Funeral Home, 1Putnam Ter., Brewster, with theRev. Joseph Bailey officiating.Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery,Putnam Valley.

GLORIA P. WANDYCH

Mrs. Gloria PolverariWandych, 54, of 110 Irving St.,Manchester, Ct., formerly ofBrewster, wife of Stanley S.Wandych, died July 16 inManchester Memorial Hospitalafter a long illness.

She was born in Queens, Oct.19, 1925, daughter of Severino

and Anna Albanesi Polverari ofManchester. Mrs. Wandychlived in Brewster for a number ofyears before moving toManchester about 30 years ago.

Besides her husband andparents, she is survived by twodaughters, Mrs. Jean Heal andMiss Cynthia Wandych, both ofManchester; four brothers,Donald Polverari of Brewster,Robert Polverari of St. Peters-burg, Fla., Albert Polverari ofFort Myers, Fla., and ErnestPolverari of Vero Beach, Fla.; andtwo grandsons.

A Mass of Christian Burial tookplace at St. Bridget's Church,Manchester. Burial was in St.Bridget's Cemetery. Arrange-ments were by the HolmesFuneral Home, 400 Main St.,Manchester.

JAMES V.DELPRIORE

James. V. DelPriore, 77, of6QuincyRd., Patterson, N.Y.,husband of Rose GiordanoDelPriore, died last week inPutnam Community Hospital,Carmel, N.Y. after a longillness.

He was born Oct. 26, 1902,in Brooklyn, N.Y., son of thelate Anthony and Marie Del-Priore, Mr. DelPriore was apipefitter in the BrooklynNaval Yard and had been aPutnam Lake resident for the

Church Services

CHURCH OFST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE, R.C.Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward A.

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ST. ANDREW'S CHURCHEpiscopal

Prospect at Maple, BrewsterSUNDAYS:

Methodist Church83 Main Street

Brewster, New YorkMinister: Joseph G. Bailey

Organist: Mary RogersChurch School 9:30 a.m.

Service of Worship 10:45 a.m.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHCROTON FALLS, N.Y.

Sunday School 10:00 a.m.Morning Worship 10:00 a.m.

The Presbyterian Church atCroton Falls, of which the Rev.John Newell 14 pastor, Invites allresidents of the area to attendSunday morning worship serviceat the church, Route 22, CrotonFalls, at 10 a.m. Nursery Schooland Sunday school classes areheld at the same time.

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Organist: Mrs. Robert Brooks

Morning worship at 11 a.m.,Church School at 9:30 and10:30.

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past 17 years. He was amember of the Holy NameSociety of Sacred HeartChurch, Putnam Lake.

Besides his wife, he issurvived by four sons,Anthony DelPriore of SouthOzone Park, N.Y., Joseph Del-Priore of Bohemia, N.Y., JohnDelPriore of Brentwood, N.Y.,and Michael DelPriore ofOceanside, N.Y.; three dau-ghters, Mrs. Nancy Ward ofWest Islip, N.Y., Mrs. RosaryRomano of Deer Park, N.Y.,and Mrs. Vinctina Burchaloaof Hillside, N.J.; one brother,John DelPriore of Maryland;and four sisters, Mrs. Cath-erine Rotala of East Islip,N.Y., Mrs. Angelina Espositoof Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. Phyl-lis Visiconti of North Merrick,N.Y., and Mrs. Mary Bisigniof Valley Stream, N.Y.; 23grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

A Mass of Christian Burialwas celebrated at SacredHeart Church, Putnam Lake.

Burial was in St. LawrenceCemetery, Brewster.

Contributions in his memorymay be made to the AmericanHeart Association, West-chester-Putnam Chapter, 15Rye Ridge Plaza, Portchester,N.Y. 10573.

JOHN J; PRINCIPE,COMMUNITY LEADER

John J. Principe, 69, who wasactive for many years in NorthSalem-Croton Falls area com-munity affairs, died yesterday atNorthern Westchester Hospital,Mount Kisco, after a long illness.He was the husband of MarySalvia Principe and had lived onHarvey Birch Drive.

He was born June 24, 1911, inQearmont, N:Y., son of the lateSalvatore and Angelina MarinaroPrincipe. Mr. Principe was the,owner and proprietor of PrincipeAuto Service, Croton Falls, formore than 40 years. .

He was a charter member ofthe North Salem Chamber ofCommerce, and a member of theNorth Salem Zoning Board ofAppeals for more than 10 years.An honorary member of the NorthSalem Fire Department, he was amember of the New York StateAssociation of Service Stations. ANavy veteran of World War II,Mr. Principe was a member of theVeterans of Foreign Wars, Brew-ster, and the American Lesion ofNorth Salem. Mr. Principe wasalso a member of St. Joseph'sChurch, Croton Falls.

Besides his wife, he is survivedby a daughter, Mary Matthews ofCosta Mesa, Calif.; a son, John J.Principe Jr. of High Bridge, N.J.;two brothers, Frank Principe ofBethel, and Joseph Principe ofHinsdale, N.H.; a sister, Mrs.Mary Rinaldi of Oxford; and twograndchildren.

A Mass of Christian Burial wascelebrated at St. Joseph'sChurch, Croton Falls.

Burial was in St. LawrenceCemetery, Brewster.

Contributions in his memorymay be made to the LeukemiaSociety of America, Central NewJersey Chapter, 1496 MorrisAve., Union, N.J. 07083.

TommyJohnfilm for Patterson

The dramatic come-back storyof "the bionic-arm pitcher" nowwith the New York Yankees willbe presented July 27, at 7 p.m. atPatterson Baptist Church, TheTommy John Story is produced byQuadrus Films, Rockford, IL.

The Tommy John Storyfeatures exciting baseball footageand in-depth interviews withTommy and Sally John, alongwith film clips of top ball players.

MS. AND MBS. JAMES PATRICK KING

Bonnie Bruen is marriedin ceremony at Brews ter

Bonnie Bruen became the brideof James Patrick King inceremonies June 14 at St.Lawrence O'Toole RomanCatholic Church in Brewster. TheRev. John Bacus officiated at thenuptial mass.

The bride is the daughter ofPutnam County Executive andMrs. David D. Bruen of Birch HillRd., Brewster. Her husband isthe son of George King ofBloomer Rd., Brewster, and thelate Margaret Donaghey King.

Kathleen Bruen was maid ofhonor for her sister. Thebridesmaids were Mrs. DianaBruen Stevens, Margaret, Mary,Marilyn and Susan Bruen, ailsisters of the bride.

Fashion luncheonfor GOP women

Local talent who will modelfashions by "Boutique By theLake" at the buffet luncheonsponsored by the GOP Women'sRepublican Club of PutnamCounty at Sdortino's Restaurantin Brewster on Wednesday, Aug.6 at 12 noon are Noreen andMary Murphy, Jo Campanaro,Virginia Bijou, Patti Peloso,Loretta Scigliano and ElsiePeragine.

O'Neill Playwright LouisaBurns-Bisogno, a lifetimeresident of Putnam County and aBrewster resident for 19 years,will be guest speaker. Her play,"The Lilac Season," is currentlyunder production for CBS.

A fund raiser for the Gub, theevent is open to the public.Tickets are $10 and may beobtained by calling Mrs. LizZuzzolo, ticket chairman, at225-3002; Mrs. Virginia Bijou,luncheon chairman, at 279-3987;Mrs. Jo Campanaro, clubpresident, at 279-4972, or anyclub member. Reservations mustbe made.

Kelly at KeeslerAirman Kevin Kelly, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward T. Kelly ofMahopac, has been assigned toKeesler Air Force Base, Miss.,after completing Air Force basictraining. The airman will nowreceive specialized instruction inthe air operations field. AirmanKelly is a 1979 graduate ofMahopac High School.

Paul Burdick was the best manand the ushers were David M.and James Bruen, brothers of thebride; Mark King, brother of thegroom; James Gallacher andBrian Fabian.

A graduate of John F. KennedyHigh School in Soniers, Mrs.Bruen is employed as a counselorfor the Putnam Assn. of RetardedCitizens.

The groom, a graduate ofBrewster High School, is aflooring mechanic for the KingCarpet Service in Brewster.

A reception took place at theMahopac Golf Club. After awedding trip to Florida, thecouple will be at home at EastBranch Ave., Brewster.

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