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RECENT OBITUARIES \MRS. IRENE GOULET of 291 Last Road , Bayport , died Fiiday ..t the Ho spital of Joint Diseases, 1' oin in Russia , she was a resi- ot m hei e toi eight yeai s . She was i nu'inboi oi\ the Rosaiy Altar So- ( iit\ of Our Lady of the Snow R ( ' Chinch. She is suivived by her husband , I' leiie R. of Bayport; a daughter , M . i lielle; a son , Ronald ; her muth- ei Mi s . Maigaret Klifuss Stadni- koll ot l.mg I.sland City ; and a - -j s t<' i , Mis . Kii;i Lain i t.sen of New .liisi ' v Rosai\ was reeitecl at 8 ]i m Monday at the Robertaccio I uiK ' ial Home. Riquiem Mass was <it ii a m Tuesday at Our Lady ol the Snow R. t . Chu'-ch . Blue 1 omt. the Rev. Thomas Brennan < 11 ii uitinu. Intei ment was in the 1 o?m J-land National Cemetery at I' liii law n. MRS . LOUISA SMITH . 74 , oi '' (> < t dai A\enue . Patchogue. died at the Belle Air Manor Nuismg 11 nne last Wednesday. Bom in (Veehoshnakia, she was i l esident of Patchogue 21 years. She is suivived b y a .son , Al- beit E. of Patchogue. Funeral sei vices were held at 10 a in Satin day at the Robei tac- « io Kuneial Home , the Rev. Rich- inl C Chapin of St . Paul' s Ep isco- pal < lunch officiating. Ciemation tollowed at Washington Mem orial 1' aik MRS. SHIRLEY KAISER, 44 , oi 51 East Eouith Stieet . Patih- uiic (ii d Satuida\ at bet bom\ attei an extended illness . Run in .lamaua. she had lived \v Patihuuii \ tor three \ears . She v a- -ei i tai\ ot the Shnle\ Elei- tiu I oi j o.aiion. a membei of the Emanuel Lu hei an Church ol Pat- ihouue She i- -ui\i\ed b\ hi l husband John , th. t e daughtei s , Pamela and Sin I lie of Patchogue and M i s Dunse Joidan of Baldwin; her n.cthei . Mis. Matilda Uittnch ol Patihogue; and a sistei. Mis . Be- \eil\ Capelli of Elmont. Sei \ ices weie held at 8 p. m. Vomhu at the Ruland Euneial Home. Patchogue, the Rev Daniel C. Fiehler of the Emanuel Luther - an Church of Patchogii \ officiat- ing. Ciemation was at 10:.U) a m. Tue-da\ at the Washington Memo- nal Paik Crematorium in Coram MISS H VZKL SMITH , 61 , of 21 Raihoad Avenue , Patchogue , died Satin day at Biookhaven Memorial \ o-pitai. Born in Poit Jefferson , she had been a life resident of this vici- mt\. She was a luensed practical rui-e. and a membei of the Church if th * Nazaiene of Patchogue. Sh l- suivived bv thiee bro- ther . Cliff oid of \ Blue Point. Ci \oige of Port Jefferson and Ar- thui of Methaen , Mass.; four sis- tu s Mi s Ma ' \1 Ell . Mis. Doro- th\ H oinnn and Mrs . Cora Beach , . '11 of Patchogue. and Mrs. Fannie P.ogan of Da\ ton . 0. S IMMI E S weie held at 2 p. m. > e steida\ at the Ru ' and Funeral Home. Patihogue , the R\V. Rooert R..pal . ie of the Church of the Na- ;.uene otliciating. Interment was ir. Codar Giove Cemetery, Patch- ogue ERNEST ASTORINO , 71 , of Holh w ood AM'nue , Selden , died August 30 at his residence. Boi n in New York Citv, he lived in Selden for the last 15 yea i s He was a member of a Masonic Lodge in New York Citv since 1936. He is survived by his wife , An- gela , two sons . Ernest , Jr., from East Pattrson , N. J., and Law- rence of California; two daugh- teis. Mrs. Mildred Winkler of As- ton i and Mrs. Alma Shurte of California and five grandchildren. Masonic services were held at the Regan Funeial Home. August . 'P . Religious sei vices were held at the Regan Home with the Rev. Da\ id Huiley of the Methodist Chuich of Coram officiating. Cre- mation was held on Saturday in Washington Memorial Park Cre- matory. JAMES J. SMITH , 81 , of 64 Teiry Street , died at Brookhaven Memoria l Hospital Tuesday. Born in New York City , he lived in Patchogue for the past nine y< ars. He was a retired house- pa inter. Mi. Smith had no survivors. The body will repose at the Pet- tit Funeral H' ome until 10 a. m. today, when a Requiem Mass will be celebrated at the St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church. Interment will be private. MRS. PANSY J. HELLMEYER , 78. of Pepperidge Court , Patchogue died last Thursday at the Raymor Nursing Home , Patchogue. Boi n in Port Washington , she li\ed in Patchogue for the past 11 yiai s. She is survived by a son , Joseph Guttendge of Patchogue; a sister, Mrs. Clarence Ben s of Norwal k Conn.; a brother , Walter Wetmore of Conn, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Pettit Fun- eial Home with the Rev. Lanrmert Redelfs oi the Luthera n Chin ch oi Our Savioi . Patchogue. officiating. Interment followed in Washington Memorial Park , Coram. FRANK I. NYHOLM , f>5 , ol Route 4 , Brooksville , Fla., died un expectedly Monday at Bayview Hospital , Mastic. II\ was foi merlv from Wyan - danch. He is survived by his wife . Myr- tle , and a son , Charles of Mastic The body will repose at the Pet- tit Funeial Home ..nti l today when interment will be held at Pinelawn Memorial Park Ct metery. Pine- law n. K ATHERINE I). MURPHY. GI of Fort Pieice , Fla., formerly of Patchogue . died August 27 at hei daughter ' s residence in Brightwa- teis. She is sun lved b y her husband , James J. Murp hy and her daug h- ter. Mrs. Robeit V. Podesta ; two brotheis , Chaiies Fiebe of Patch- ogue and Jacob Fiebe of Castle- ton and a sister , Mrs. Call Dorn of Castleton. Funeral sei vies were held last Wednesday at the George C. White Funeral Home . Bay Shore with the Rev. Frederick C. Isaakson oi St. Marks Church , Islip officiat- ing. Interment frllowr d in Oak- wood Cemetery, Bay Shore. STANLEY J. TROYAN , 51 , of A quebogue , died August 28 at Cential Suffolk Hospita l in River- head. He was the owner of the River- head Beveiage Distributors and former owner of Silver Biook Inn in Flanders. He was the organizer and first chief of the Flanders Fire Department. He belonged to the St. Isidore ' s Society ; the Polish National Alli- ance of Riverhead and the Agri- cultural Society of Riverhead. He was also a member of the Moose Lodge of Riverhead. Mr. Troyan is survived by his w ife , the former Marion Malkie- w icz ; four daughters , Mrs. Loraine O'Donnell of Hamden , Conn., Mrs. Marion Prendergast and Miss Ca- lol and Miss Florence Troyan , all of Riverhead ; his mother , Mrs. Statia Tioyan of Aquebogue; two sisters , Mrs. Sophie Che.cpowich of East Mai ion and Mrs. Jean Hall of Aquebogue , two brothers , Frank of Fairfield , Conn., and Jo- seph of Aquebogue and six grand- children. Funeral services were held last Thursday at St. Isidore ' s Church with the Rev. Monsignor Anthony F. Zasowski as celebiant; the Rev. Richard Kondziolka. deacon ; the Rev . George Mickaliger , sub-dea- con ; the Rev. Alfred Markiewicz and the Rev. John Mirecki at the side altars. Interment was at St. John ' s Cemetery in Riverhead. RAFFAEL MUSCO , 77 , of 152 West Main Street , Patchogue , died Tuesday night at his home after a short illness. Born in Ital y, he was a resi- dent of Patchogue for 81 years. He was a retired baker and for merly owned and operated the Monte Carmelo Bakery on West Main Street , Patchogue. He was a communicant of the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church , Patchogue. Surviving are his wife , Eva ; one son , Joseph of Central Ishp; one daughter , Lucy of Patchogue; three brothers. Anthony and Mi- chael of New York City, and Sal- vatore of Italy; two sisters , Mrs. Guy Ingenito of Plymouth , Mass., and Mrs. Annunziata DeMatteo of Italy and two grandchildren. A Rosary Service will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Robertac- cio Funeral Home , Patchogue. A solemn requiem mass will be said Saturda y at 9 a. m. at Our Ladv of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church with the Rev. Ral ph Monteleone offici- ating. Interment will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Coram. MRS. DOROTHY BARTH , 58 , of 62 Hewlett Avenue , East Pat- chogue , died unexpectedl y Tuesday at her residence. Born in Brooklyn , she had been a resident of East Patchogue for the past 32 years. Her husband , Louis, died August 2. She is survived by a sister , Mrs. Freda McGarvey of Hicksville; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Pettit Funeral Home , Patchogue , with the Rev. Edward Naumann of Bo- hemia officiating. Interment will be at 10 a. m. Saturday at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Patchogue. There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to your hom e every week in the year for only $5. Subscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the Circulation Manager Adv. PETTIT FUNERAL HOME ** _ Lg_ mWA ^AWmM ^K(\i^m _ ^_ W^^y ^^^^S ^^^ m 9 . JIJLU a ^^ z gi m imh — ¦¦¦¦II i __ _^i o^ This Home Is Dedicated to Those Who In Eternal Sleep Repose Herein , and Is for the Use and Comfort of Rela- tives and Friends. A. C. PETTTT, Lie. M KT . 126 E. Main St. Patchojrue Telephone GRover 5-0062 ^ ¦ .^ ¦.¦.¦.¦.¦WM *-* Robertaccio Funera l Home R. J. ROBERTACCIO Lie. Manager A Service That S atisfies . . . 8 5 MEDFORD AVENUE P A TCHOGUE I GRover 5-0135 Silver Dollar Riding Club Holds Meeting, Elects Club Officers The Silver Dollar Riding Club, which is located at the North Shore stages on Route 25A , Rockj Point , held a general membership meeting Saturday at the Bunk- house. The main issue on the agenda for the day was the election oi a new president. Edward White- head of Manorville was unani- mously elected by the membership. Mr. Whitehead succeeds Chestei Lawrence. The appointment oi Genevieve E. Mig ht of Lake Ron- konkoma , as publicity chairman for the club was also unanimously accepted by the membership. Mr. Whi tehead and Mrs. Might were appointed to represent the Silver Dollar Riding Club at all future meetings of the Long Island Horse Show Association in Riverhead. The first issue of new business under the new president was the formation of a junior division of the Silver Dollar Riding Club. The age limit for membership in this new division is from five years of age throug h 16. The election of a president and secretary was also held b y the jun ior division mem- bership. George Corwin was elect- ed president and Miss Donna Mc- Clane of Flushing was elected sec- retary. President Whitehead thanked the following members of the jun- ior division for services rendered during the recent Third Annual Horse Show at Rocky Point , Au- gust 27. They wn-e , Michael Con- fusione , Kenneth Hnis , Dennis Just , Bob Just , and Rocky Fuller. The next general membership meeting will be held at the Bunk- house Sep tember 16. Consult our classified columns for bargains , opportunities , no- tices. —Adv. C. W. Ruland Sons INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS John R. Ruland , Lie. Mer. More than 100 Years i of Dependable Service 500 NEW NORTH OCEAN j AVENUE , P ATCHOGUE j Phone GRover 5-0098 j County CS Employes Join Long island Fund Drive SPEAKERS—J ohn L. Barry, left , commissioner of Suffolk Count} Department of Public W' eliare . and Lou Tempera , labor representa- tive lor Long Island Fund , w ere principal speakers at fund' s kick- off campaign meeting in the welfare department building in Bay Shore recenth. BAY SHORE—John L. Barry, commissioner of the Suffolk Coun- ty Welfare Department , and Lou Tempera , labor lepiesentative of the Long Island Fund , w ere prin- cipal speakers at a kick-off meet- ing for the fund' s current drive held recently at the welfare de- paitment building in Bay Shore. Purpose of the meeting, spon- sored by the welfare unit , of the Suffolk County Civil Service Em- ployes Association, was to ac- quaint staff members with the Long Island Fund. Thanks to a local law enacted last Cring by the Board of Supervisors, workeis in all the county departments will be able this year, for the fiist time, to contribute to the fund through payroll deduction as do the personnel in private business and industrial firms. Mr. Barry, a member of the re- view' committee for the Long Island Fund , said that enploye contributions would be entirely voluntary and that payroll deduc- tions would be a convenience for many who wish to hel p support the community agencies in the fund. \As employes of a public wel- fare agency, \ said Mr. Barry, \ we realize, more than most people , how great a gap there is between what can now be done by the private health and welfare agencies and what needs to be done. The aim of the Long Island Fund is to fill that gap and the money we give , through the easy and relativel y painless way of pay- roll deduction , will hel p to do it. \ After viewing a color film which showed several of the local hospitals and agencies which be- nefit from the fund , the group heard Mr. Tempera outline the ad- vantages of the fund way of giv- ing. He stressed the lowered costs of administration and the maxi- mum benefits to the participating agencies , and answered many questions during the discussion period which followed. The meeting was conducted jointly by Mrs. Esther Tallamy of Sayville , president of the welfare unit , Suffolk County Chapter of the CSEA , and Mrs. Arleen Feu- ille , Babylon , Long Island Fund chairman for the welfare depart- ment. Transistor Radios Go to 13 Winners The Merchants Division of the Patchogue Chamber of Commerce announced this week the 13 lucky w inners of pocket transistor rad' os that were aw arde d as pait of the Patchogue Merchants ' \Fall Preview \ . Free entries were deposited in special buckets in member stores fiom Au- gust 25 throug h Tuesday. The winneis , chosen at lan- dom , were : J. Barone , 47 Ce- dar Avenue , Patchogue; Jean Buchanan. Bellport ; Mrs. E. Raynor , Bayport; A. Struck , Jr., Bellport ; Edward Corri- gan , RFD 2 , Riverhead; Stan- ley Berkoski , Miller Place; Joan Stewart. Mastic Beach; Linda Malanehuk , Center Mor- iches; Henry Scesny, Yap- hank ; Mrs. Joan Garion , East Patchogue; R. Ceiruto , 216 Lakewood Street , Patchogue; Kathleen Donan , Brentwood , and Mrs. Josep h Kruta , Bohe- mia. 3 Local Buildings Win Hon. Mention In L. I. Fair Contest A letter was receh ed fiom the Long Island Association to the chairman of the Patchogue Cham- ber of Commerce building a wauls committee , Lee Mornson , that the following buildings have been chosen for honorable mention m its buildings competition: The Bee Hhe , National Cash Register Co., and Viewlex , Inc. Certificates will be ghen out in special ceiemonies at the Long Is- land Fair , in the Cloud Casino Lounge Mondav from 11 to 11:. 'JO a. m. Certificates were given out Au- gust 1 , at the 112 Motel Restau- rant , to the following buildings , all of -w hich were selec ted b y the Patchogue Chamber of Commeice committee : The Bee Hive , Patch- ogue Electric Light Co ., Viewlex , Pepsi Cola Bottling Co ., Norman King & Son , Justus Roe & Sons , National Cash Register Co., Peo- ples National Bank , Sybelle Car- pet Co., New Yoik Telep hone Co., and The Long Island Ad\ ance. Bell p ' ter Enters Not Guilty Plea To PtFs Charges BELLPORT — A 42-year-old Bell port man p leaded not guilt j ' J uesday before Police Justice Don- ald W. Shaw to chaiges of driv- ing whi' e intoxicated , resisting ar- rest , third degree assault and passing through a blinking mi ii. 'in , ui ought b y Fifth Precinc t Patrolman Norman Rein earl j Saturday. The defendant , Lispenard Suy- d?m of 35 Bell port Lane , was re- leased in the custody of his at- torney, John J. Hait , Ji., of Pat- chogue. No trial date has been set , Mr. Shaw said. Dismissed weie the charges of failing to produce a driver ' s li- cense and a reg istration certifi- cate , both of which the defendant showed the justice at the arrai gn- ment proceedings. Halted by Officer According to police . Patrolman Norman Rein halted a vehicle op- erated by Mr. Suydam about 1:10 a. m. Saturday. In his report , Mr. Rein said the auto was being op- ei ated \ in a swei\ing nianne l rom one side of the road to the other \ as it progressed nor th on B'dlpoi t Lane , passed a blinking led li g ht at the intersection of the lane and South Country Road and continued west on the road. After the \ehicle was stopped on South Country Road , the officer stated, the defendant betated the officer \ei ball y in a belligerent manner and refu-ed to give his name. The police officer requested police assistance fi om the Fifth Precinct and Patrolman Alfred Ciciulla was dispatched to the scene. Patrolman Rein further stated 4 hat while be was attempting to nlaee Mr. Sujdam under at rest the defendant chove his car o\er the officer ' s foot. Patiolman Rein said that Mr. Suydam , who is an administrative assistant at Brookha\en National Laboratory, resisted arrest by the two police officers . The officer said that handcuffs were p laced on the uli s ts ol the defendant , who , Pa- trolman Rein said , was for cefull y put m a police patiol car and biought to ti e Fifth Precinct sta- tion m Patchogue about 2:30 a. m. Police phoned Justice Shaw , who leleased the defendant in the cus- tod y of his attorney, Mr. Hart. Police said that Mr . Suydam re- fused to submit to a blood test and to give a statement to police officers. Pati olman Rein was treated by Di. Bruno Ortega at Biookha\ eir Memorial Hosp ital for a bruised right foot. 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A 58-year-old East Patchogue woman apparently committed sui- cide Tuesday night when she took an overdose of sleeping pills and swallowed some formaldeh y de , Fifth Squad detectives said. Count y Medical Examiner Sid- ney Weinberg, who did an autopsy yesterday afternoon on the woman at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital , said the cause of death was ap- parently suicide , pending a chemi- cal examination. He said the woman had taken internall y the sleeping pills and formaldehyde. Dead was Mrs. Doroth y Barth of 62 Hew.ett Avenue , police said. According to police records , Wal- ter Glatting of 35 Bayview Ave- nue , East Patchogue , told police hat he had tried to reach Mrs. Barth since noon Tuesday. When he received no answer to his phone calls , he told police , he went to her home and saw through a win- dew that she was lying across a bed. He called Dr. Edward Klane of 258 South Ocean Avenue , Pat- chogue , and Fifth Precinct police were notified. Patrolman Vernon Harris and Detective Wallace Nulty were sent to the house. Dr. Klane pronounced her dead at 9:30 p. m. Tuesday. Detectives said she had been despondent since the death of her nusband August 2 . EP Woman Is Apparent Suicide , Coroner Reports Nassau Boy ' s Balloon Zeroed-in on R'head Mark MacDonald , a nine- year-old Riverhead youngster , Wednesday afternoon found one of several balloons re- leased by the celebrated 14- year-old balloon launcher , John Simon of Westbury, who has released several balloons in the past few weeks , with cards g iving his name and ad- dress attached. One turned up in England , but it was a hoax. An airlines p ilot found one in his back yard in Islip, and flew it to England and told him he found it there. Young MacDonald found the baUoon in a wooded area two blocks from his home at 185 Ackerly Street , Riverhead , and has written the Simon boy to tell him about it . AT LAST ! CERAMIC TELE IN PATCHOGUE Ems '***~^ ^ stod ^g ^' ? ?* } * < ' , i ijf ^ls^ ; I HjR f l^^HBflH^^^H^Bff ~~*~ ~%>- » I ¦ ^AfMWvgmr %^A j_^_^_^_^_ w^_^_^BBA __\^_^_^__^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_ W w _^__^_^_^_^ m ^ - ^v 9 ^B Z ^\*3*ffijjH a^mmtb ' *' ^m\^m\\\ ^Kl$£ ^m\^m\^^^Wmm9^^^mm^m ^mmmmf B V& —. . |» — __JHB I s H B • SEE OUR DISPLAY • DO IT YOURSELF — OR HAVE IT DONE BY OIR EXPERT CRAFTSMEN AMERICAN HEATING CO. 399 EAST MAIN STREET , P 1TCHOGUE :: GRov er 5-0808 ^ Opp. Sears and Bee Hive Stores Among the 4') passengers and thiee cicnv members who sun n ed tin sniking of the fibhing boat , Joshua B , south of Block Island last w eek , was a local aiea man , Albe rt Bauala of Mt. Ver non Ave- nue , Medford Station. The G.l-foot Joshua B, with the maximum allowed on board , many of them women and childien , wai steaming fi om Montauk Point out to Cox ' s I,ediu\ . \ >() miles east ol Montauk , for a day of codfish- mg August 29. At about P>:05 a. m., the Joshua B , undei way less than an hour , and a hau ler , the Anna (J race , op- eiating out of Point Judith , R. I., weie in collision. All passengeis were transferred to the Anna Gr ace . No one was lost and there was onl y one per- son injured , a Bayside man who hurt his knees slightl y when he jumped fi om the fishing boat to the traw ler. TRY OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Suffolk N ews Roundup
