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Milk Price to Drop One Cent in Dist . 24 The price of milk in the schools of District 24 (Patchogue-Medford ) will drop from three to two cents beginning in September , according to Superintendent Alden T. Stuart. Cost of school lunches will con- tinue at 30 cents in the elemen- tally schools and 35 cents in the senior high school , he said. Dr. Stuart explained the milk price drop by praising the \ good management\ of Mrs. Joseph Lau- ghlin , who is in charge of the schools ' cafeterias. RECENT OBITUARIES WALTER CLARKSON FREE- MAN , 70 , 7 Roe Avenue , East Patchogue , died Monday at St. Al- bans Naval Hospital. Born in Rochester , he Lad been a resident of East Patchogue foi 15 years. A retired commander , U. S. Naval Reserve, he was war plans officer , assistant district communications officer , and later became district communications of- ficer of the Third Naval District Headquarters , 90 Church Street , New York City. For a period of time some years at> o he was as- sistant to the publisher of The Patchogue Advance. He is survived by his wife , Lela of East Patchogue; two sons , Wal- ter C. Jr.. of Morris Plains , N. J. and John of Seattle , Wash ; a bro- ther , H. Stanley Freeman of Roch- ester; and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow at the Ruland Funeral Home , Patchogue , the Rev. Hanington Wilson , rector emeritus of St. Paul' s Episcopal Church , Patchogue , officiating. Interment will be in Long Island National Cemetery, Pinelawn. MRS. CAROLINE STAHL , GG , of 18 Wyandanch Lane , Blue Point , died after an extended ill- ness , Sundav. Born in Brookl yn , she lived in Blue Point for the past 21 years. She . was an honorary member of the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Blue Point Fire Department. She was a member of the Women ' s Union of the Blue Point Baptist Church . She is survived by her husband , Gustav of Blue Point ; t|wo sons , Harry of Avon , Conn., and Gus- tav of Blue Point; two daugh- ters , Mrs. H. Ralph Schmidt of Blue Point and Mrs. Edward Fos- ter of Blue Point and a brother , Leonard Wirth of Ft . Tilden; two sisters , Mrs. Henry Brandt of Baby lon and Mrs. John Wolf of Maspeth , and 13 grandchildren . The body reposed at the Pettit Funeral Home until 11 a. m. yes- terday when services were held at the blue Point Baptist Church with the Rev. I. A. Falk , pastor , officiating. Interment followed in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Patchogue. WILLIAM SCHILLING , JR., 6G , of Oregon Avenue , Medford , died July 19 at Southside Hospital , Bay Shore. Born i'i New Yor * . Cit y, he lived in Medford for the past 15 years. He is survived by a sister , Mrs. Phili p Ivohler of Medford. Funeral services were held at 10 a. m. Saturday at the Pettit Funeral Home , Patchogue , with the Re\. Lammert Kedelfs of the Lutheran Church of Our S:i\ ior officiating. Interment followed in Woodlawn Cemetery, Br o nx , in the family plot. (GEORGE DILL , 58 , of Saraso- ta , Fla., formerl y of Bayport , died Jul y 17 in Sarasota. He was for- merly employed by The Unio n Savings Bank of Patchogue. He is survived by his wife , Mrs. Helen Dill of Sarasota ; a daugh- ter , Mrs. Edward Smith of Phoe- nix ; a hi other. Donald Dill of Lake Ronkonkoma , and two nrand- children. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Hawkins Funeral Home , Sarasota. Interment was in Psalms Ceme- tery, Sarasota , Fla. CAPT. THOMAS J. KLVG . M. D., of the United States Air Force , died July 20 at Maguire Air Force Base , N. J. He was 30. Born in Amit yville he was a graduate of lslip High School , Hofstra College , and Seton Hall College of Medicine. He reported for military duty July 10. Surviving are his wife , Shirley of Blue Point; a daughter, Melissa of Blue Point; his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. King of lslip; a sis- ter , Mrs. Mary Anne Kelley of Bayport , and a brother , Paul of Bayport. A rosary service was held at 8 p. m. Sunday at the Robertaccio Funeral Home. A requiem mass was said Monday at Our Ladv of the Snow R. C. Church . Blue Point , with the Rev. Thomas Brennan officiating. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Coram. MICHAEL JAKOBY, aged 73 , of Wellington Road , Middle Is- land , died Saturday at home. Born in Hungary he was a resi- dent for 1G years. He was a re- tired chauffeur. Mr. and Mrs. Jakob y celebrated 50 years of marriage last January. He is survived by his wife , Ka- tie of Middle Island; two daugh- ters , Mrs. Robert West of Lyn- brook and Mrs. S. Richard Foley of Levittown ; a son , Joseph of East Meadow; and nine grandchil- dren. The Rosary was recited at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Robertaccio Funeral Home. A Requiem Mass was held at 10 a. m. Wednesday at St. Francis Cabrini R. C. Church , the Rev. William Govern officiating. Interment followed at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Coram. JAMES A. WHITE , 69 , died un- expectedly at his home on Cynthia Lane , Center Moriches , July 17. ' He was a resident of this area for about five years . Born in Brookl yn , Febru a ry 12 , 1892 , he was a retired engineer. He is survived by his wife , Hel- en of Center Moriches; two daugh- ters , Mrs. Mildred Willis of Belle- rose , and Mrs. Virginia Mann of* Freeport ; three sister-; , eight grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. Services were held at 2 p. m. last Thursday with the Rev. Wil- lard I. Kile officiating. Cremation followed at Washington Memorial Park , Coram. Funeral arrange- ments were made by the Moriches Funeral Home , Center Moriches. ALBERT G. HARER , 8G , of Lakeview Drive , Canaan Lake, a former resident of Patchogue , died Sunday at his home. Born in Germany, he had lived in Patchogue for 47 years. He was a retired butcher. For many years he owned and operated Harer ' s Butcher Shop, which was located on South Ocean Avenue , Patchogue. He is survived by four sons , William G. of Patchogue , Dr. George A. of Oyster Bay. Albert A. of Canaan Lake and Dr. Adolf E. of Raleigh , N. C; a daughter , Mrs. Louise E. Anderson of Pat- chogue; and four grandchildren. Services were held at 2 p. m. yesterday at Ruland' s Funeral Home , Patchogue , the Rev. Arthur W. Geidel officiating. Interment was in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Patchogue. Ask Amateur Artists To Submit Paintin gs At Stony Bk. Museum Entries for the Sixth Annual Long Island Amateur Artists Award Exhibition may be submit- ted Saturday and Sunday and Au- gust 2 through 6 between 10 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. at the Suffolk Museum at Stony Brook . The ex- hibition is open to all amateur artists , 18 years of age or older , who reside on Long Island , Jane des Grange , museum director , said. The exhibition will run from August 19 through Sep tember 21. There is a small entry fee for each submission. Forms may be secured from the museum. The amateur art show jud g ing will be held August 19 , and the amateur art exhibition will open on the same day. The awards will include: Jury cash awards : $100 first in oil painting and $100 first in water- color. In addition , the painting receiving the largest number of votes from visitors will receive a \Popular Vote Award. \ There will also be jury medal awards for the second in oil paint- ing and the third in watercolor. Sufi. Water Authorit y Opens Pump ing Plant The placing in service of the Suffolk County Water Authority ' s thirty-ei g hth pumping p lant was announced this week by T. Bay les Minuse , chairman. The completed project will serve customers in the Great River , North Great River and East lslip areas. It comprises a new high capacit y well producing 1 , 440 , 000 gallons of water daily. Located on a four-acre site on Bellmore Ave- nue , North Great River , the new well , including pumping equi p- ment and facilities for insuring the delivery of water of good san- itary quality, has cost the authori- t y $120 , 000. \This new plant will provide ad- equate water supply for an addi- tional 1 , 250 families which , to- gether with existing service to 29, 345 families and businesses , will bring public water service to over 70 ,000 persons in the Bay Shore system , \ Mr. Minuse stated. The new facilities augment the existing Oakdale water supp l y station in serving the Great River , North Grea t River and East lslip areas. Robertaccio Funeral Home R. J. ROBERTACCIO Lie. Manager A Service That I Satisfies . . . 85 MEDFORD AVENUE PATCHOGUE GRover 5-0135 . ^ I*T~ t 1 \ i - ] t \\»j ' ,t '<ri*tnr \ m 'i~c .. Patchogue Area FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST < SCIENTIST Roe Boulevard and N. Ocean Ave. SUNDAY 11 a. m. —Sunday school. 11 a. m. —Sunday service. Tin 1 availability of divine pro- tec.ioii wi ll be brought out in Chiisuan Science se rvices Sun- da\. Highli g hting the Lesson-Ser- mon on tlie subject of \Love \ is lie Golden Te\t: \The Loul thy God in the midst of thee is min hty ; he will save , he w ill re- jeici over thee with jo\ ; he wi ll lest in his lo\ e , he will jo y o\er thee with singing \ (Zep hamah ' * ). Nursery for pre-Sunday school age children throug h church ser- vices is provided. \\ EDNKSDAY 8:15 p. m. —Testimony meeting. ]JAlL\ Reading room hours 11 a. m. to 4 p. m., daily, Fridays 7 to 9 p. in. except Sunday and legal holidays at 38 South Ocean Avenue. FIRST BAPT1S I CHURCH New North Ocean Avenue Rev. John E. Southard , Pastor THURSDAY S j) . m. — Midweek service. S peaker, the Rev . Victor Prendin- ger . 9 p. m. — Quarterly business mteting. FRIDAY 7 p. m. —Bovs Brigade (ages 8-12). 7:30 p. m. —Boys Brigade ( ages 12 up) . SUNDAY 9:45 a . m. — Bible School . Classes for all ages from a Nur- sery Class through an Adult Bible Class. The buses provide free tnmspot-tation. For info rniation 3>call G Rover 5-4472. 11 a. m. — Morning worship. Organist, Miss Emma Kaller. The choir will lender the anthem and the soloist will be Mrs . Virg inia Hazard. Message will be broug ht by the Rev . Victor 1' rendmger . A nui' sei y and junior chinch are conducted for inlants and small children. 7: l. \ > p. m. — Communit y gospel ser\ ice. Oiganist , Miss Emma kaller. Piani st , Mis. Fred Maum- lalk. The choir will sing and there will be a duet b> Greg Shevwin ami Charles Col gan. T\e orches- tia will aKo p lay. Message b y the Re\ . Victor Frendinger . A nursery ,s conducted. WEDNESDAY 10 a. m. — Women ' s Praver Croup meets at home of Mrs. VanLoeuwen , 44 Chestnut Avenue. 7:30 p. m. —Choir practice . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 95 Fast Main Street Mr. and Mrs. David D. Larson , Missionaries Rev. Stuart W. Van Cott Minister SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Union service in the Methodist Church. ISLAND GOSPEL MISSIONS 128 Xarragansett Avenue East Patchogue Fred Quartino , John Beckford, Pastors TUESDAY 7 p. m. — Services. THURSDAY 7:30 p. m — Services. (Bible study, Systematic Theo- logv , Mrs. Ruth Quartino). SUNDAY 10:30 a. m. — Services. 7 p. _ m. — Services. THE LUTHERAN CHURCH OI' ObK SAVIOR 231 Jayne Avenue Dr. Lammert Redelfs , Pastor SUNDAY 9 a. m. —Sunday School and Nursery for babes in arms and children up to three years of age. 9 a. m. and 10:30 a. m. — Divine worshi p. Sermon , \Li\ ing Lp to Our Name: Christian . \ Sermon No. I in a series on \Living l* p to Our Name. \ 8 p. m. —Study group: \Ad- ventures in Christian Steward- ship. ' ' ! ' THE METHODIST CHURCH .South Ocean Avenue I' :,, choir lie Rev. Donald W. Hamblin THURSDAY § p. nl . — Choir rehearsal in the Dailies ' Parlor. SUNDAY 10 a. m.—World Service Sunday —A Union Service of the Con- gregational and the Methodist Churches hold in our church. Nursery School for \Toddlers \ held in the Parish House. We wel- . come our guests. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Richard C. Chapin , Rector Rev. E. A. W. H. Wilson , Rector Emeritus SUNDAY Ninth Sunday after Trinit y 8 a. m.—Holy Communion. 10 a. m. — Morning prayer and sermon. 11:30 a. m. —Morning Prayer at Leja Beach Casino. THURSDAY 8 p. m. — Vestry and associate vestry. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH East Main Street Rev. Daniel G. Fielder , Pastor THURSDAY 7 p. m. — Walther League choir. 8 p. m. —Senior choir. SUNDAY 9 a. m. —Sunday School. 9 a. m. — Church service. 10:30 a. nv. —Church service. News of the Churches Mrs . Marlon D. Riley, GR 5-3438 <¦ The Women ' s Fellowship of the Farmirmvi le-Holbville Congrega- tional Church is holding a Church ban - on Farm to Market Road and Waver ' y Avenue , Farming- vi 'le , stare.n« at 7 p.m. tomorrow , and fi om 10 a.m. on all day S.ituiday. The Fair is being held foi the benefit of the Building Fund. ' Postmaster Caroline R. Bahn- muller has set September Hi as the tentative date for tin* dedica- tion ceremonies of the new Farm- ingville Post Office building. The present quarters will be vacated the last week in AugusL. Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen of Sunset Avenue . Holbrook , are the parents oi \ a son , John Joseph , born Jul y 9 at Mather Memorial Hospital. John Joseph weighed 3 pounds , 15 ounces. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pfeiffer of Queens. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen of Farming- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fields and children of Abner Drive , HoLsville , spent last weekend camping at Tow Mountain State Park. Joseph Frank Sardone , son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sardone oi* P.rook' yn , is visiting his grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sar- done of Starling Place , Farming- ville, for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ponzine of Birch Avenue , Farmingville had as weekend guests , Miss Paula Seven- and Bryce Seveir of Fire Island. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Ri- j ley of Abner Drive , Farmingville , ) July 22 , were the Rev. and Mrs. | Donald Simmons Jr., and children , Paul and Carol of The First ' Baptist Church , Irvington , N. J. The Simmons famil y are vacation- ing for the month of July at the Summer home of Donald Simmons , Sr., on Medford Avenue , Medford. The Farmingville-Ho ' .tsville Ci- vic Taxpayers Association , Inc., will hold a meeting at 8:30 p. m. August 4 at the Farmingville Fire- • hall. There will be a guest speak- , er. FIRE DEPT. Smokey the Bear will visit the Itoltsville-Farmingville Fire De- partment Saturday and Sunday. As a large percentage of fires in this area are brush or forest fires , the Fire Department in co- i peration with the United States Forest Service invited Smokey to focus attention of children and adults on the means of preventing these fires. To commend Smokey for his 20 years of service as a symbol of fire safety in our wood- ed areas , he will be made honor- ary chief during his stay. Smokey will give out comic books and other fire safety infor- mation material to the young folks as he circulates through the two towns. He will appear in the eas- tern end of the district on Satur- day from 1 to 3 p. m. Sunday will find Smokey in the Maple- crest section and the western end of the district including Farming- ville Lawns from 10:3; a. m. to 12 noon. He will end the two-day visit at the Farmingville Fire- house where the fire-fighting equipment wilt be on display to the public from 2 to 3 p. m. There will be a display of fi g ht- ing an oil fire. Firemen will be present to answer questions. Ha- loid Schulz _ is in _ charge of __ pub- licity for the Fire Department and can be reached at SElden 2-G8G7 for any information concerning Smokey ' s visit. CHURCH NEWS The Farmingville-Holtsville Con- gregational Church holds worship service at 10 a. m. The Church School ni ^ets at 11:05 a. m. Dur- ing the month of August worship service will be at 9 a. m. While the Rev. John M. McLoughlin is on vacation in August, the guest minister will be the Rev. Norman Minard of Centereach. A church fair sponsored by the Women ' s Fellowshi p will be ' held on the chinch grounds from 7 p.m. tomorrow and starting at 10 a. m. Saturday. This will be an old- fashioned type of church fair held for the benefit of the Church Building Fund. There will be booths featuring homebaked foods and desserts , p lants , toys , white elephant items and Coney Island food. The Women ' s Fellowshi p in- vites everyone to \Come to the Fair \ . The Rev. Mr. McLoughlin has returned from a week' s stay at Lisle where he was counselor and teacher at the Congregational Junior Church Camp. This year the Women ' s Fellow- ship saw a performance of \Para- dise Island\ at Jones Beach as their annual outing. On July 20 , 32 church members and friends attended as a group. Holtsville & Farmingville Gatelot Ave . Sch . Holds Field Day At Playground The Field day part of the Sum- mer Recreation Program of the Gatelot Avenue School , Lake Ronkonkoma , was held Friday af- ternoon on the p layground of the school. Gary Letsch , Mary Donnelly, Steven Herrschaft , Fritzie Forst , Carol Ann McCoy, James Marino and Stephanie Fitzgerald received outstanding awards for the most ribbons in each class. Events for boys seven and eight years of age found Timothy Myre the winner in the 50-yard dash , the backwards race and the hop- ping race. Garry Letsch won the scrambled shoe contest , Robert Bruno was third in the 50-yard dash , William Strecker was third in the backwards race and second in the scrambled shoe contest. Mark McNeill was third in the hopping race and the scrambled shoe contest. In the events for girls seven and eight , Kathy McGann won the 50-yard dash and was second in the backward race and the hopping race. Mary Donnell y won the back- ward race and the scrambled shoe contest and was second in the 50- yard dash and third in the hop- ping race. Genger Henry won the hopping race, was third in the 50-yard dash and second in the scrambled shoe contest. Lorraine McCoy was third in the backwards i - ace and Paula Crehan was third in the scrambled shoe contest. In the race for boys , nine , 10 , and 11 , Steven Herrschaft won the 50-yard dash , the backwaids race , the hopping race , and the cross country race. He was second in the scrambled shoe contest and he and Robert Dorsa won the side by side race and were second in the horse and rider race. Robert was third in the backwards race. Thomas Brischer , Kevin Kelly, Da- vid Myre , Gregory Accetta , Nor- man Friedman , Kevin Kilarik , Vin- cent Davega , Jody Brown , Rob- ert Donnelly and John Randazzo were also winners in this group. Fritzie Forst won the 50-yard dash and the hopping race for girls nine , 10 , and 11. Carol Ann McCoy won the backwaz'ds race and the scrambled snoe contest. Nancy McCabe and Denise Grif- fiths won the side by side race. Second and third place winners were Carol Ann McCoy, Theresa Paris , Fritzie Forst , Patricia Van- Maaren , Nancy McCabe , Sharon Lucas , Janet Erickson , Kathy Caf- frey and Chris Esemann. Joseph Cava/ea won the 100- vard dash for boys 12 and 13 , James Marino won the backwards race , Robert Munn won the hop- ping race , Josep h Cavalea and Jef- frey Marino won the side by side race. Robert Munn and James Ma- rino won the horse and rider race. Second and third place winners were Jeff Marino , James Marino and Robert Munn. In the events for girls 12 and 13 years of age , Stephanie Fitz- gerald won the 100-yard dash , the backwards race, the hopping race , was third in the cross country race , and with Karen Danega , was second in the side by side race. Joyce Karpe and Anne Guera won the side by side race. Second and third place winners were Ann Gu- erra and Joyce Karpf. Robert McNeill was the starter. Miss Barbara Okvist was head judge and was assisted by Michelle Karpf , Sherry Karpf , Marcella Curry. Miss Virginia Williams was in charge of awards. Also as part of the Gatelot Avenue Recreation program , Dress-Up Day was held July 19. Judged the most humorous were Robert Bruno , first , Vincent Dan- ega , second and Robert Strecker , third. Best Looking, Kim Danega was first , Shirley Karpf , second and Lorraine McCoy, third. 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