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'Old-Fashioned Notion Of Education Needed' Adelphi Speaker Maintains: SWVIIIE — \dd pln Suffo lk College shou ld \ use it^ special pimlice of beginning—nothing is difficult. e\ ery thini > is possible— to do what needs to be done to ie\ i\ e the old-fashioned Motion oi idi.ealmn ' -aid Di Hai old Tadoi m a speech at a special coiuoca- tion at Addphi Sullo.k Collide heie Fnday nig ht The occasion of Di. faylot ' s ie- miiiUs was the ioi mal installat ion ol Dr. Aithur Fcaiu as dean of ulelplr Suffolk Colic Le The con- Micitu n was held m St Iaw i ence auditoiium hei e b toie a ciow d ol n die than 600 . includin g membei s 0 ih admini -i ia ion 1 c U . b ' l ud ol ti listens aiid -uhisoi boaid , parents , alumni and mem 1 v i s ot vh e i oiiiiiui n>\ Di ld\ loi ( ah. d upon t d> col 'c ce to accept th' c h tile ' - . < to • iv >k< A model luie \ that othei- can follow . 'lhe United \ states , he said , has developed a prMic u lations cul tuie. an omani/ation societ j that thin c» s on a cu lt of appio\al b\ tlie gioup. the plodded idea, the sappie- ssio i of individual opin on \ \meiua is one enoi moils com- mute* \ lie said , \ spending it- t ine doing nothing muc h about i \ ei \ thing in paicKuhu . \ the Amci ic in -Indent has dis- pppeaied into the organization so- ciety and must be rescued by col- lege ' s whole te aching is considered t< be the true responsibility of the iacult\ . This kind of teaching can best be accomplished where the co'M crn of the faculty is to teach lather than become the organiza- tion man of the educational sys- tem. \The Ameiican youth today, \ he went on , \has no cultural and moid heioes . he is persuaded to LI \ I up his pei sonal goals and nioial indignation and move with the group. This causes him to re- gard high school as a stepping stone to college , w hich he enters simp l y to w ork his way through , ac cumulating credits , taking re- quired courses and piling on the e\tia curncular activities design- ee ' to impress a prospective em- ployer. He thinks no incorrect thoug hts , his politics are innocu- ous , he is never interesting, is no trouble and will probably do noth- ing for America. \College professors , \ said Dr. Taylor , \ spend too much time on committees , group research , as con- sultants to business or the mili- tary and too little time caring what happens in intellectual affairs. \Americans have too great a con- cern for the ' average ' person , \ he said. \Education should not only seek out the talented and intellec- tually well-off , but should liberate not train; should teach use of the intellect for itself , not for a com- mercial purpose. We raise stand- ards , but for the wrong rea- sons. We seek only the talent with- in , not the ways to effect the re- lease of this talent and the energy within , training it to action. \In American education we must cease organizing the students in large masses. We must restore the teacher in relation to the stu - dents , because the quality of edu- cation cacn only be as good as the quality of the teacher , and the stu- dent can only learn when he has a chance to work with teachei s who are concerned with w r hat he will become . \There is a need for experimen- tal outposts , such as we find here at Adelphi in Suffolk , outposts where this kind of education is possible , \ Dr. Taylor concluded. • - s'z'z z'vz'z z' -z'z r i Cf'^' c^^' s^'t^'S'gc^^^^^ s^^^^ t^ 1 /ft! !f r— ~_^_ ^ f 7 \ ¦ . /S !/ / \ ~~\— —¦» _ #5 i / $sO; c^ ^^^/ - ~? «8&5^ 4T\ I I p®* \ \\^^ S^^ ^^ W ! | T^^^^v?^^^^* / ' ! .j * jfys^^ /f tmmw f (BBmxBwf _ vB^ c ^^^iw W\ *** M» j ft _ t _\ * \ * _ ^r ^ jjs i ^^l^K\ -d; v ^\ yjUW><X BE SURF I ^ ^^^ffiw^PU^^ f YOU GET J y I sr & * I s? « Join Our Christmas Club Now ! I _ e jgj DROP IN AND GET ALL THE INFORMATION g s? j ! THE PATC H OGUE BANK I 1 \Serv i ce Is Our Business \ I __ ^ ________________ ^ I A $ t) 47 West Main Street , Patchogue GRover 5-3020 | W Ft • Branch Office—468 East Main Street , Patchogue GRover 5-3035 j 1 Friday Evenings — 6:30 P. M. to 8 P. M. I _ f g MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. j jw *j| (g^^tgtgtetctgjgtgjcreig^ 2nd Count y Dred ge Set (or Operations Suffolk' s second county dredge , the \Nissequogue ' , will be^in operations next week. Tne $070,000 dred ge pur- chase! earl.er this year was named \Ndsequogue \ Monday b y the Board of Supervisors. It will begin operating in Hunt- ington Haibor. It joins the count y diedge \Shinnecock ' purchased five years ago . In other action , the Board of Sup ervisors ciea ed 28 posi- tions for a crew of the dredge. The posit ons created , approv- ed by the Su ffolk Civil Service , include dredge captain , four engin^men. tug boat captain , and other jobs. The board also approved the transfer of $25, 000 from the supplies and equipment ac- coun t of the Waterways Divi- sion to the pei sonal services account to co\er salaries for the ciew. Bonyuns Entertain DAR With Period Music PRESENTING THEIR ALBUM , \The American and Mrs. William Bonyun. Pictured left to right Revolution Through Its Songs and Ballads , \ to are Miss Ebell , Mrs. Haff , Mrs. Bonyun and Mr . program chairman , Mrs. F. Palmer Haff , ex- pnnvn. regent , and Miss Laura G. Ebell , regent, of »° n yun . Colonel Josiah Smith Chapter NSDAR , are Mr. —Maple Leaf Photo Service Members of Colonel Josiah Smith Chapter , National Society of the Daug hters of the Ameri - can Revolution , enjoyed a most unusual program 6n American music of the Civil War and Rev- olutionary periods , as presented by Mr. and Mrs. William Bon- yun of Brookhaven , Friday afternoon at its meeting in the Sorosis clubroom , Patchogue. Delig htful songs of both per- iods were sung by Mrs. Bonyun accompanied by ' her husband. In keeping with the Civil War Centennial program , the three- day battle of Chancel lorsville , May 1 to 3 , 1863 , was described , ' > tracing the course of events on a map drawn by Peter Snyder. Mrs. F. Palmer Haff was in charge of the program. Hostesses for th\ afternoon were Mesdames Floetta West , Norma Robertson , Katheiine Poerschke , Addie Terry and Daisy Staats. Large Crowd Attends Woman ' s Club Ball A large crowd attended the an- nual charit y ball of the Patch- ogue Woman ' s Club Saturday night at the Suffolk Count y Re- publican Club in Blue Point. The ballroom was beautifully decorat- ed in a South American theme. The main award for the even- ing was a portable television set w hich was presented to Mrs. Ralph Schmidt of Blue Point. Baskets of cheer were aw arded to Mr. and Mrs. James Lodi of Schoenfeld Boulevard , Patchogue , and to Mr . and Mrs. Harry Novick of Rider Avenue , Patchogue. Legion N ews Patchogue American Legion Post Commander Ed Costello and Past Commander Don Lane at- tended the Seton Hall-St. Dominic football game Sunday to present ? trophy to the player who \ con- tributed the most to the team \ for the year 1961. The player , chosen by his team- mates , was Seton ' s right halfback , Tom Brady. The trop hy was pre- sented at a brief ceremony be- tween halves of the game , whicn was won by Seton Hall. A similar trophy will be presented Thanks- giving day to the player contribut- ing most to Patchogue High' s team for this year. A successfu l Veterans Day dance was held Saturday night at Nan- cy ' s with County Commander Peter Moskwa , Division Command- er Bruce MacLeod , and Amvet Vice Commander Caldwell among the guests. Plans are being made for a group of Leg ionnaires to attend a New York Rangers hockey game , and a Knickerbocker basketball game in the near future. Membership reports show that better than 80 per cent of the quota has already been reached , with a goal of 100 per cent be- fore January 1 set by chairman Don Lane. Unit to Give Count y ' s First Practical Nurse Grads Attractive Pins HUNTINGTON — The Suffolk County Nursing Homes Associa- tion will present attractive p ins to 24 graduates of the count y d first licensed pi actical nurse course for adults presentl y being con- ducted at Huntington High School. Joseph Alfano of Lake Ronkon- koma , treasuiei of the association , said the pins , valued at a total of about $200 , will be didnbuted at the June gi actuation ceremonies. Started September 7 of this year , the course includes some on- the-scene training at Huntington Hospital. Classes aie conducted daily at the high school. Those students who successfull y comp lete the course and meet re- quirements will become licensed practical nurses. O fficials in charg e oi the programs are Goidon Law , vocational director of Hunting ton Hi gh School , and Mrs. Claik H. Green , RN , director of the course. Purchasing Dept . Senior Buyer Nunnenkamp Out RIVERHEAD — Herbert A. Nunnenkamp of Copiague , a sen- IOI buyer with the county pur- chasing department , and the sub- net of a lecent investigation by the Suffolk District Attorney ' s oifice , ha- s resigned his position , it was announced this week. Count y Executive H. Lee Den- iiiton , m a length y report to the Board of Supervisors , discussed the investigation made by District At- torney John P. Cohadn , Ji., told of the results of his own follow - up probe , and stated that \ steps have been taken to discontinue his (Mr. Nunnenkamp s) service. \ Lat- ci , Mi. Dennison told newsmen that Mr. Nunnenkamp had resign- ed. A month ago , after a lengthy investigation Mr. Cohalan , in a re- port to Mi. Dennison and the Board of Supeivisors , said there was laxity in the Civil Service Commission in regard to conduct ing examinations for positions in the county purchasing department. Mr. Nunnenkamp, an unsuccess- ful candidate on the Democratic ticket for Babylon Town tax re- ceiver , had refused to give a state- ment to detectives , detectives said , and finally was sub poenaed to testify before the grand jury af- ter signing a waiver of immunity. Mr. Cohalan said his probe un- covered the Civil Seivice Commis- sion was lax in conducting inves- tigation of the background of people filing applications for posi- tions. He further contended the commission was making decisions and holding meetings by telephone. He said the chief examiner and secretary of the commission , Da- vid Zaron , could be criticized as using the three commissioners like rubber stamps. Mr. Dennison ' s report said he found no illegal or criminal ac- tion , and that there was nothing wrong with the \legal , propel , and in accoi dance with common pi actice for such matters , including the investigation of application da- ta , decisions of the commission by telephone. \ Mr. Dennison said that he is studying ways and means of pro- viding for more complete investi- gation of applications for Civil Service positions. He lauded the Civil Service Com- mission for \ accomp lishing an ex- cellent structure for professional civil service piocedures , which hao and will continue to benefit the county. \ Mr. Cohalan , noting Mr. Den- nison ' s report to the board , said he was generall y satisified with the action Mr. Dennison had taken. \My repoi t contained nothing but the absolute truth based on doc- uments obtained from the Civil Service files and the testimony g iven by county employes. \However , \ Mr. Cohalan added , \I still do not believe that im- portant decisions by an executive body of county government should be made o\ er the telephone. \ 850 MONTH BUYS FAMILY-PLAN-LIFE DAD , age 30 :: MOM , age 26 $5 , 000 - - - DAD $1 , 365 - - - MOM All New Additions from 15 days-6 mos., $2. \50.00 ALL THE CHILDREN From 6 Months-22 Years $1 , 000.00 Also Double Indemnity • Cash Values • Waiver of Premium • AND LOTS MORE Send for Brochure | CALL ! GRover 5-507 0 L. I. BROKERAGE CORP. H. R. Haase , Pres. 482 Medford Ave., Patchogue Advance Ticket Sales Are Brisk For Kiwanis Ball If advance ticket sales are any indication , a large crowd will be oh hand to greet the exciting Billy May Orchestra at 9:30 p. m. November 24 at Mount Carmel Hall in Patchogue when the Pat- chogue Kiwanis Club will present its annual charity ball. \This is probably the most thrilling ban/ i of our time , '* states Tom Keegan , one of the committee chairmen for tne affair. \I' m told that Sinatra , Crosby, Kcely Smith and many other top stars absolutely insist on Billy May ' s band for all recoiding da- tes. \ Tickets may be obtained from any Patchogue Kiwanian or at the door on the night of the affair. Student tickets at special prices are also available. All proceeds will go to the many loca l charities supported by the Patchogue Kiwanis Club. Long Island S pudmen Wrap Up Harvesting, Realize Qualit y Crop Long Island has completed its potato har\ est , and one of the finest crops as measured by qual- ity standards in many years is under cover. Harvesting conditions were close to the ideal , virtually fiom the beginning of digging in late July, to the wrap-up last week. The area ' s No. 1 crop came out of the ground in prime shape and may be expected to retain its standout quality in the modern , ventilated storages scattered throughout the Suffolk spudland. Despite the natural reluctance of the growers to sell out of permanent storage at prevailing depressed prices , some withdrawels There was no change early this week in the price situation. Grow- ers were receiving $1.15 per cwt. for bulk stock grading U.S. No 1 , Size A , two-inch minimun , while the FOB was $1.55. Demand has been good for washed stocks and for consumers. already have been made. A tem- r orary tightness of supply war, apoarent early last week , but trade requirements were being ful- l y met during the past several days. The current movement is pretty much on a par with last year, averaging around 125 loads dail y. Truck and railroad car shi pments for the season through November i3 totaled 10 , 044 loads , compared to 12 , 617 as of corresponding date :n 1960. Long Island has been los- ing its New England business as Maine gets its commercial move- ment under way, but there has been a compensating increase in shipments to Southern markets. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. Everything must be sold regard- less of cost. Ideal Gift Shop, 971 Montauk Highway, Bayport. —Adv. The comp lete l'A62 tax rate for School D strict 24 ( Patch- ogue-Medfoid) is $8.18 per $100 of assessed valuation , an- nounced the office of Tow n Comptroller Aithur Mackey this week. The iate represents an in- crease of $ 21 over the $8.27 to- tal tax rate foi 1961. Included in the total rate is the $101 , - 420 to be laised bv taxation for the library and the $1 , 742 , - (583.35 to be raised by taxation for the Ddtuct 21 schools . Dist. 24 Tax Rate Is Set at $8.48 The New York State Traffic Commission has announced the recent issuance of the foi' owing oidei by the commission w hich is on file with the teeietaiy of state ' s o ffice: That Smn.V • '> .JO .U- •¦- tank Highway, Route 27A , at Horse Block Road shall be equipped with a light gieen airow to per- mit westbound vehicles on Route 27A to turn right into Hoise Block Road. SIGNAL ARROW I \It ' s Better . . . It ' s Baked with Butter \ i I OLD-FASHIONED RECIPES j PAKE AWARD WINNING PIES j ( vfBo/ ^ / all ready ((|j^ 1 ( -for you|^^^^^ 1 I PUMPKIN — MINCE J I APPLE — ^ COCOANUT J k Order Your Thanksg iving Day Pies , Layer m f Cakes , Cupcakes and Cookies Today to M 1 Assure a Delectable Touch to Your Holiday 1 A Dinner . m I MAIN STREET BAKE RY I I 24 W. 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