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Bay Avenue PTA Sets Officer Installation Tuesday at Its Dinner Mrs. Claire Meyer will be in- stalled as president of the Ba\ Avenue School Parent-Teacher As- sociation for the 19(50-61 season Other officers to be installed are : First vice president (program chairman), Mrs. Doroth y Smith ; Second vice president (ways and means), Mrs. June Salinas; third vice president (publicity), Mrs. Elizabeth Judelson; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mildred Avery ; treasurer , Mrs. Ruth Hutton. Mrs. Esther Siege] will serve as mem- bership chairman for the coming year. Mrs. Meyer and her fellow offi- cers will be installed at a catered dinner to be held in the school caf- eteria at 7 p. in. Tuesday. Tickets can be obtained through the school. The entertainment for the night will be provided by the Bay Avenue School Glee Club under the direction of Miss Margaret Locklin. A memory book of girlhood dates and other happy occasions could be rounded out to perfec- tion with your choice of one of the numerously styled wedding invitations on display at The I Advance — always at budget nrices. —Adv. Conference Will Push Hi gher Education on LI The Citizens Committee for Public Colleges on Long Is- land and sponsoring groups have arranged an all-day planning con- ference and workshop dealing with the unprecedented population growth and its impact on hi gher education on Long Island. The meeting is scheduled to start at 10 a. m. May 25 at the Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute , Knapp Hall , Melville Road , Farmingdale. It will include workshops , a luncheon and a lounge assembly. Many promin- ent educators will be present. 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(Main Office) (Branch) Center Moriches 160 Main Street 500 Main Street 9 to 3 Weekdays 9 to 3 Weekdays 7 to 9 Monday Evenings 6:30 to 8:30 Friday Evenings ASSETS EXCEED $45 , 000 , 000 NEWLY ELECTED OEEICEKS of the Holts- ville- Karmiii f' -ville- Eire Department arv shown above. From left to ri^ht . they are Mario Stnp- piello , second lieutenant . Holtsville Company; Edward Stewart , captain , Farminjjville Com- pany ; Anthony Soria , fi rst lieutenant , Farm- inpville Companv; Walter Caine . first assistant chief , department ; Robert Lang:, second lieuten- ant , Farmingville Company ; John Keihel , chu'f, department; Arthur Schomber , first lieutenant , Holtsville Company ; Arnold Russo, second as- sistant chief , department ; Dominick DeAngelis , captain , Holtsvilh Company ; Joseph Sardon , chief of Fire Police. —Photo bv Bill Leuderman. The Holtsville-Farmingville Fire Department held its annual dinner and installation of ortieers at the Br* .j Haus in Medford last Satur- day. This month , the department will also celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of the combining of the Holtsville and Farniingville Volunteer Fire Departments . The annual inspection by the board of commissioners was held. The board is elected by the taxpayers of the fire district and is responsible for all the fi re fighting' equipment. The present members of the board are Elmer Fogerty, chairman; Ernest Tingen , Lester Crawford , Walter O'Brien and Arthur Read . Jr. Following the inspection , the in- stallation of officers took place. The invocation was given by th e Rev . John M. McLoughlin , pastor of the Farmingville-Holtsvillc Congregational Church and de- partment chaplain. John Hancock , president of the Suffolk County Chief' s Council. was the master of ceremonies and administered the oath of office to the new officers. Former Chief Daniel DePierro was presented with a watch by the department in appreciation of his two-year term as chief. Mrs. DePierro was presented with a bouquet. Honorary members present were : Edward Nye and his wife and Anthony Gibaldi and his wife. Representating other fire depart- ments at the installation were : Chief Francis Gillette and First Assistant Chief John Blaum of North Patchogue; Chief John Con- den and Captain Robert Mistier and their wives of Medford ; First Deputy Georg e R. Alber of Cor- am: Chief Chester Carman and Assistant Chief George Godlieros and their wives of Selden ; Chief Jack Diefenfach and First Assis- tant Chief John Santorello and their wives of Centereach ; Chief Michael Labash and First Assis- tant Chief Frank Ainoris and their wives of Holbrook; Chief Arthur Davis and First Assistant Chief Everett Bowers and their wives ot Ronkonkoma. OATH OF OFFICE is administered to newl y-elected chiefs of Holtsvilie-Earmingville Fire Department recently. From left to right , ar . ' John Keihel , chief; Walt er Caine , first assistant chief , and Arnold Russo . second assistant chief. Administering oath is John Hancock , president of Suffolk Count y Chiefs Council . —Photo bv Bill Leuderman. Holtsville-F' ville Fire Unit Installs LADIES' AUXILIARY . Vet rails of Forei gn Wars officers give penny to Sister Superior Miriam Constance , principal of Scion Hall High School , in honor of Teachers' ' Recognition Day. Friday. ](. , t L Mrs Ann '' :i!lu'^ . stale »\i!isici. \ . n • ,, ' ;1 Mrs Stella Kbr- nan , auxiliary president, is at ri g ht . Auxiliary is from H- nry .K....os .io. es Post , .mo. ' oid. —Advance l'ho>o . TEACHERS' RECOGNITION DAY, Tuesday, is observed by Ladies ' Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars , Henry J. Joiu\s Post , Medford , by awarding of poppies to teachers. Show n , above , Mrs. Anna Cullum , state musician , left , and Mrs. Stella Kiernan , auxiliary president , give poppy to Bernard Williams , principal of Tremont Avenue School. —Advance Photo. MRS. LYDA H. FORDHAM , 76<? of 31 Station Road , Bell port , died last Wednesday at her home. Born in Bellport , she had lived there all her life. She is survived by ' a son , J. Merritt Fordham of Lancaster , O.; four brothers , Charles Hawkins of heliport; Lyman of Westhampton Beach; Howard of Quogue and Jesse of Little I^ alls , N. J.; one sister , Mrs. Lottie Owens of West- hamp ton; and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Bellport Methodist Church , the Rev, Fred- erick I. Smith , pastor , officiating. Interment was in Woodland Ceme- tery, Bellport. Arrangements were made b y Ruland' s Funeral Home, Patchogue. CLAUDE LEROY KENNEDY 53 , of Si) Hay ward Street , North Patchogue , died last Thursday at Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital. Born in Rockfield , Ind., he had lived in Patchogue for 27 years. He was manager of Terminal Fa- cilities Equipment and Systems Engineering for RCA Communi- cations in New York City. He is survived by his wife , Edith ; two sons , Kenneth and Don and a daughter , Nancy, all of North Patchogue; and his mother , Mrs. Ruth Barbara of Lafayette , Ind. Services were held at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at Ruland' s Funeral Home , Patchogue , the Rev. Her- bert K. Robinson officiating. In- terment was in Washington Me- morial Park , Coram. i . MARTIN V. MARIELLA, 76 , of 254 West Main Street , Patch- ogue , died unexpectedl y last Thursday. Born in Italy, he lived here for 25 years. He was a retired barber , a member of the St. Liberat a So- ciety , Kni g hts of Mt. Carmel , and the Holy Name Society of Mt. Carmel Church. He is survived by two sons , John C. and Edward U. of Pat- A pchogue; seven grandchildren , a brother , Frank of Africa; and two sisters : Mrs . Rosa Mastrovito and Mrs . Delita Montanaro , both oi \ Italy. Rosary was recited at 8 p. m. Sunday at the Robortaccio Funeral Homo . Solemn Requiem \Mass was held at !) a. in. Monday at Out- Lad y of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church , the Rev. Ral ph Monteleone officia t- ing. Interment was in Hol y Sepul- chre Cemetery, Coram. ALFRED F. CAFIERO , 72. of 104 Lakewood Street , Patchogue , died unexpectedl y Fiiday. Born in Brooklyn , lie lived here for 40 years. A Vete ran of World War I , U. S. Army, he was a member of Patchogue American Legion Post 2( . !0 , the Patchogue Fire Department (Van Guard Hose Company), Loyal Order of Moose 578 , ex-Captain of the Pat- chogue Fire Police and was a re- tired chauffeur. He is survived by three brothers . Joseph , .Michael and Louis ; and a sister , Mrs. Louis Cavello , all of Brooklyn. American Legion , Fire Depart- ment and Moose services were held at the Ro ' oertaccio Funeral Hume. Rosary was recited at 8 p. m. Sunday at the funeral home. Re- quiem Mass was h»ld at i) a. m. Tuesdav at Our Ladv of Mt. Car- mel R. C. Church , the Rev. Ral p h Monteleone officiating. Interment was in the Long Island Natio nal Cemetery, Pinelawn. RECENT OBITUARIES I ¦HBMMMBBB ^H^H^ naiiHOTBHM ^^MMi ^ ¦ m^^H^MnMHMMB ^Hmw ^Hll ^ WINN ING POSTER which will commemorate National Maritime Day, Monday is being dis- played on Post Office truck by Patchogue Post- master Geary Whitlock , ri ght and Captain Hew- lett R Bishop, Atlantic Coast director , Mari- time Administration , U. S. Department of Com- merce , representing marine industry. 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