WI UTS Thursday, .March 18 Dinner—Our Lady . of Mount Carmel Parish hull , West Main street — C p. ro. Dinner — Patchoguc Lions club at ¦ Felice 's Recreation — 7 p. m. Friday, March 1!) Convocation—Suwassolt Chapter 195, Royal ' Arch Masons at Masonic Temple — 8 p. m. Saturday, March 20 Story Hour—Patehogue library, Lake street — 10:30- a. in. Monday, March 22 Inspection — Patclioguc Commandery C5, Knights , T-cmplar , in Masonic Temple — 8 p. in. Tuesday, March 23 ' Luncheon. - — Patchogue Round Table club at Bi"iidi' s hotel — 12 noon. Dinner—Fatchoguc Kiwanis club at Link's Old Oak hotel — 0:15 p. m. Wednesday, March 21 Meeting—Brookhaven Town board at Town hall , South Ocean avenue— 10:30 a. m. ' Luncheon—Patchoguc Rotary club at Putchoguc hotel — 12 noon. PSG Hears Further Testimony Relating To Burk' s Bus Line The Public Service commission heard testimony from Burkhard Sei- denschwar.-, Larry Knoh l and Archie Kapla n Mo nday in connection with its inquiry into the operation of Burk' s Bus company. , , .< The hearing, which..is' being held in the PSC' s . offices ' .in '" New Vork , will bo , resumed on ,Friday- at 10 a. m. ¦ • . ' ¦ " : 'A ' "A A ; - - v ' . . ¦ ¦ ¦: I ' ¦ ¦ I Ifarold Ashore, _?at _ ho£ue stttorney wlo is covering the ! hearing- ori be- half bf the Brookliaven , Town board , reported Tuesday that* Mr. Knofil to*Id, , the PSG. that bis and Kaplan ' s interestf' in the ¦ •' matter ' ' ,:>vas ¦: limited to five tax icnbs , and' the v reah estate hi Honkonkoma ,, a.nd that'hc had no hand a in the ' operation of B«i" k, ' s ; biises.A ,; - i :r:/ \ZZ 'i /Zy . Z ; > - , Mr. Seidenschw4irz ' testimony re- grartling the stoppagivof 'bus- ' -Service .Here , ' last January was ' not 'completed art last Monday ' s session.""' fi . ' *¦ - ¦ ? ¦ , . M-MUM OKI AM -In loving mi-mory " of riiy mother, Mn; Sorali.. 11. SterlinB, wh o passed away March 10.\ M- H. ' ¦ /.:., .:. ¦ ¦ . . ' . ¦ ¦;- ¦ -"' ' ¦ ¦ "Tliey say ' - - , time . Ileal- nil sorrow ,;¦ ¦ ¦y Anil liilps : lit ito torifct. \ . - - , lint timo hhs ~ ' c. niy proved to! me How mudi 'I' mlas- you." ; ¦// '"¦ - . ¦ ¦ .: ¦ a i - . ' ' ' . . ¦/ ' ¦ - ' /' -"3* - ; ' Mrs, v O. : C. * Kelly 'A* 13 Indicted Last Week Plead Not Guilty on Tues Most of Cases Will Probably Be Set Down for Trial at April Term of Court All 111 defendants named in pub- lic indictments re turned lust Thurs- day afternoon hy the March Grand fury entered pleas of not guilty upon - trrtiiginiient Tuesday morning before County " Judge -D. Oa-monde Ritchie at Riverhead!. Most of the cases will probably. Tic pet ' doVii. for tfinl at the April tci'Qi . of /:burt. * _ - " ' The grsinci -jpry, ' headed 'by Fore- man Walter . A. ' George ' of, Babylon , 1 also handed up 10 secre t anil 7-yoii th -: ful offender iiidt ' ctinents to Supreme Court Justice Cortland A. Johnson. On the ewstonmry ' motion , -made by District Attorney Lindsay R. Henry, all indictments were transferred to tbe County Court. The list of public true bills includ- ed one for first-degree grand lar- ceny rbtitrncd against Edward A. Duffy, 36, who is alleged to have de- frauded Emil Stakey, Riverhead ser- vice .station owner , of $4, 000 on the promise tliat Stakes* would receive the sales franchise for ' tlie new Tucker rear-drive automobile. The Tucker corporation disclaimed all knowledge of thc transaction . .and in- formation _furnished liy Stakey led to Duffy ' s arrest in' Miami beach , Fla. According to the district attorney ' s office ,. " DuCfy Ms waiving: extradition and will lie returned to this county in th« . custody of Assistant District . -At- torn ey Jacob - Bendeisky anil Inves- tigator William H.. Gardiner. ' . ' . , . . An indictment charging first-de- gree assault was returned against \y5lliain Condos, 44 , of Elwood , Hunt- Higtori. Corados allegedly had lined up f$s wife, -Anna , and their children mid wsjs'in-fenacing them with a load- ed " -shotgun. ' <wben , abate police - . burst into : his libiiie ^witli draiVn revolvers last February 1 ' 5. ' :Jffe . 'Allegedly had threatened "to wipe ' - out liis ' -entire family and was apparently about to coa'ry ' out the threat- when t„e troop- ers arrived- . - The law-Tweaking activities of Jul- ius P. Haiinirier, 27, -of Central Islip, hiLve been- numerous and varied , ac- co_. "ding., to the indictments. He was bound ovei v * 'fdi" . trial * for . ' thirdl-'degrc - i burglary, tarrying arid, use of a dan- gerous weapon . . and five counts of second-degree; forgery. The one-man crime wave is said "to have ¦ - started pn/December 8 , the day he is alleged to, have passed ;five cliecks, drawn for* amounts • up 'to §150 , ; aiid r ib-iirin' g the foi'ged ' sigmature ./of-v ' -his. brother-in . law, -Vincent-P: Miller - of..Central Is- lip AOn- Jlinuary : 10 , - he is -alleged to hnve bi'ok-en ' ,-; into * thc home' of . a neighbor , Leonard Rado ,. - aiid on Jan- uary 22, he -was, arrested at. Sayville " jimd charge d with-possession of an ' " ini- , licensed uatomatic;pistol, ; .0_i . Tiles- ' day,;. Atorney TSliaS : . 'H. , Avram , *6f JRIverlic ' iiil was , , * assijpied to defend hiaa-a ' . - .f ,.:?; . : rr ' A' " . 'AAA ' ; ; ' . : /Y 'l- y ¦/ ¦lh ' y l-Jofusiiig- a. " drink entails certain risks,' • judging " froni the- ' experionle of JoliTi;3A, ,Kuhii ,. ,Jj * ., :6f 75 3 North street, ' Hiimthigtoh Station , coinplaiit- ing witness , in .the .first-degree^ assault case . agaliist; William: J. Furirian , 27, of. .48 ,;Er6 : spQCt:, street ,; Huntington. Fu-'niah vivas so; enraged by Kulih' s rofTusiil to " - Lririk" with hiin that he left the bar , . went homo and return ed with a- shotgun ' , which : he ' allegedly fired at Kulm ; as the ¦ ¦ latter, emerged from the; tavcin Foi Innately, hl _ nun Mas bad - und Kuhn Aus not hurt. Thc episode allegedly occmied Inst Feb- lua-iy 2fi nb 1:30 a. in, , ' 111011111*1 Leo Walters , 10, of Noitli Amity. illo, -\ v«i- indicted for fhbt-do- grco , attempted robbery. The indict- ment charges that °\Va%rs , amied with ::a-hammer , "did unlawfully take personal property froii. John Thonias against hia;will . ' 1 ' The alleged offense was committed at North' Amityville l ast . December , 24.. - -; ' . ' • : ' Z 'Other public iiidicti.ien.ts : Rodman It. Brojer ,; .,10, ¦; West Babylon , ' third*- degree bu rgbuy, in connection witli the breaking and entering-of the buildlnfi:* of Ifiland Cleaners , Inc,,.Ut West 'Babylon , Jmiuary 10; Edwnrd A. Wiclf, ;ID,; Patchope, socoml-do- gri'eo Fapej for an allbffod assaalt on a girl under 18 yenvB of -aficlast Jan- uary . * ; 27; Harold Roth , 2U,v «King- Park , two counts of second-degreo assault, for* allosed attacks on' Cecil Hi Sharper and Jamoa J. Wells ut Kings Park : on January .29; Stanley H. Smith , 10 , Port Jolfcrsoiv po ' saoa*- sion of barbitti . ttte drugs. AlHo:3E*/erott T. . Griflith, 28, San- dusky, "O., first'ilcgrrco ¦ grand larceny, in, cohhoction " with . the theft of a 1047 Mdycury ' :¦: sedan valued at $1 , - 800 helongiti g to JSlbort , G. " Arthur of Blue .Foint'vat' . . Yttptyunk. oiv Feb- ruary Jl; Harry Fi-oorti linj 10, Con* trn l . Ife-li p, soeond-tleiiroo grrind lar« ceny, |fc bdiTiff charged iho stole; ?328 from Frank Bfedbi'ifiini' i of Brent- wood bit F^bV ' itary -7j. Louis B, ; Elea- -or , 2?;, Siiyvillo. fiocond-detooo grand luTcony P 'ih coiiiioric ' tibh >vith the th eft oiv Fobrnnvy>17 at "Sayville of,ii i lOatl Ford ebriVetHMo ' eoupo owned by Borj iiiwl Jj atigJiliiif 'Amnt' o Mifcodonlo , 1 28, East Northii-i't; flrat'dogroo'gmnti larceny, , foi* , allesodly : giving ' ii ^l j- O30.B0 teliopk tAVtlio - Smitlmtopo Kou- ppl Supply• ' • ¦ , Co) ,:D^bllniiPiu ,-la pay- liicnt foV; i)unp))o' a/' |{n6\Wng ;tliat lllB ^ecoiiat -{- -lh hvxb i FlrUt ;> Njitbnnl i Bapl^ of; Farrtihigdalo ' >. - wiis •¦: lnBti ' (Bclonfc f ' * .to covov lWo eheek.) 5 Y'l'ii - * '- ; ; ' ' ¦ ¦ • .' ;¦ • BAYPOET—- About 122 members land 'friends,; attended the Dianlond Jubilee banquet held in the church rbohis" ; of the Bayport Methodist church last Tuesday, evening. ' ->' ¦ - ¦ - ¦ ' ; ; : : AVal tbr Cornell, toast-master , . pre- sciitbd the Rev. Robert CA Carlson arid Mrs. Carlson of -Brook lyn iind the Rev. and Mrs. A; T. Tedcastle of East . Norwalk, Cohh., former' pastors of the church , who spoke briefly, The Rev. ;The0dowj Bennett spoke , wel- coming everyone. ; Walter . Ormsbyi chairman of .the anniversary drive, gave* a. Toport of- .the 'Success ' of 'his committee;' and 4 . 'its' • woik. ; Marviii Witte ' of ' Manfiattaxi played , a pro- gram of popular ainusic oai the *acc6V dion .an d led im«ommumty3 'ising ing. Mrs!' ; William ;^|c.MantKi= -and Mrs. Joseph . 13. Jackson were in charge " of th e 'banquet. '. Mrs.; R. . Stuart Piatt, in Charge of?the serving, was assisted by. Mrs.- . HAGarfcon^liewis , Mrs. Bus- sell LecRher, Mrs. Quentin a Beitel and Mrs;; Frank*Ki ' n^ey. < , • • ' . ' . * . - . . Friday evehintg* ¦ Community ; nij ^ht was - held 'ih the -church . ,robins witb about 1 70 people present. ; Everett Trb- cheliiiati , *maslcir; Si" ceremonies, ' pre- bented tlie f Eev. . J. H. Joldeismaj the Eevi Dewey.J, Hbitenga of West Say- ville;, the " Rev. Joseph H. Bond , the iRev. Joseph R. Bogle, and the Rev. A, Iiansoh' Gfatifter- of • Sayville ' and tlie Rev. Harry S. Crossett oi . Patchbgtie. Mrs. .. Freoerick * : Merdes ' , accompanied herself and rendered two songs and Miss , Grace Sm5th gave two mono- logues . Ior :i \vliic_i' . : she is , .well knowi, Eefrcshmehts ivere served -by the Coupler-dub. '; ;?¦ " . . ' -; " ¦ ' -: ' ¦ ~ ' ¦ '" / ' ¦ At; the Siindiay" morning, services Di* . Karl Moo ' rfe' .gave ..; an inspiring sermon va^id the, choir , sanff 'special music. , Hrs . Gail Aggers sang two solo^; "The Lord is My Light" and "Lift up lYour, Heads. " . .. , 4 ; , TheMveek-lono . celebration , ended with a beautiful . program of muiiic aa follows: Mr_v ; Muriol Keller, oi- ** gan recital j sopiwho solo, "Tlie liord' - Prayor, " . Mrs. utaby Ennis Haggerty j clioii" , Gounod's . "Sanctus , "' tenor solo, Robert , " Ij[owell* ;b»ss solo,. Addison Ward ; violin solo ' , "Romance. , Concer-j to , No. • 2, " ,. Lawrence Hayford ; ;so- praao nolo, "Cdriio Yo Blessed , " Mrs. Haggerty j : choir,; "Tho .Voice in the •^ildornees," ' .yitli a solo by Mis. Gail Agigoral* linsa Dolci "Hcai* us.O Pat' n- eir. '? Adclisoh Fai-fl ; choir, "0, Divine Rodceinerj " baas solo, "Pro Pcccatia" (Kossini), A(|di-o ' ii Ward p violiri* solo tic-bmpiiniod by Mrs. . Fayo Wine - at the brgaii^and. Jti;s. ; Mui'i cl Koller at the ^iaihb ,:' "Mc ' <litatioii, " ' Lawrence HayfoWj chbiv;. A'For Tfcino ie tlio Kingdom, '' froin the "Holy - City. " . lli^!||l|ili;: ;; Diamond Jubilee If&l- tmip^orl ' Two pe rsons wore slightly, injured in"n. licafl-oh .collision of . twoA ' auto-. jpbbllos J tir\ , Bdrwhii'O ; di-Iye, J •S6W011; last Wotlaosday, 3t * V'iiB Vevbalbd: 'IWB w«ok by .BVookhpivop Tov/n jnplico. ; ,, ¦ ' .; ' Putvolraan- 'B.;EviiiuJodvaliuch : ret ported tliat'Harcy E||lon of- Seidell suffered -shie ' clc. ' an' Jh jurod^rig ht * knee arid ¦ .otitB on t jo l icit hnnd whim ,;hlB automobtlo .; and . ' .a " taxi -driven' . ' My Jaiior B.; v :B6t-iig.-of, Soldon l : eollTdoa. MlKs^ Bctaag aufTe rcil ai 'contusion oii .ner . foi' oliflad .. .A: y .riyy : y" y- ,/ " ¦>• ¦ zh Mj. .V( Elilon tolil ii ppl leia lie. " i ; was cgining oyer tlie i tbp* .of :o¦ ¦: hill oii |H» -own tildo of, tho i'oftd- .when iho collision occurred .; Miss iBbtzaff ; said that 1 alio had uwoWod 'to thbv vteht to ^ nyo d• a :hplo;Un ^h*> i'^y«cl jupfc be- fore the , ; eroelif (riTKft ?! front oW(te ' "io£ botlv' pars woreadliihriagod;'v " ' ,, A Both Mr. Elilon and -Miss Bot'/ig .S^^^t«*Jj 8J.*t hiiihtiiiiotio hy/ Dr. JuliuH II. RlORolluiunt' of Selden anil t a1 «o>V;feMa%v: Memo^al hospital, ^f-i^!Ml_fe ¦ :¦ ¦ ; R|?|8- ; K^I^S . ^UfJICOyiJl . I^G -A . ,, ; ^<l^rd (iconj|)iui»r», V pn ; A . o imuiti lino , ofi tlie ^ . Xotig Island ARajl - lload <|»ye i missod i thp.qlieerfiil fitob ell ono of tlioh^ f ellowftiwyollora; Mips Clara Rplufi;*t)| ,Wtfd . _o ' .d, wli o has :bc' on con* , ' n S^te* ,i , )o>:^(l > lh ; "' pWstov, cant ovoi' .. ,. R|ii<.O . , 3)^bm»ry ' , -20. .when, aha WB*\ . IMiirt0, : '?Jir.. i9' ' .f«ll v-6n ' - ' *>tJio . ' ,Jco; Prlcnds* . report, tlvnt 'aho ¦ is :rot!ovor- liitr * rabidly, und-Will 'stitm bo "riding the ' trains again. T^ P ^^^ Injured in Collision 4-H Oub Leaders . ' * .r. ,. ' . -;,* , -; i -j* -:y'frry-iri^a j jf:r;3?v; . " - .;• ' Hbiic^P^^ Recognition Dinner Given at Smithtown ; to Form Coun- ty Leaders' Group > ;SMlTJHTOWN — In spite of the ice storm 93 attended! the 4-H Club local r leiaders recognitibnL dinner at Priede' s "inn , ' * .h«r« _, last ' . ' . Thurasday night. In his talk , Edward tV. Alton, field agent ' of the Extension Service, ™ United States D-parttnent. of Agri- ' euIturQ,.,j. ointed . out.that. 174' , 000..inen and ' women, were serving as loaders) for .1 , 700, 000; , 4-H members and give 74 hours ' a yciir of service per .lead- er. "4-H Club - .york , " said Mr. A.itoa , l "dignifies work, teaches skills as >vell as facets , : gives, ihomber - . &¦ ¦ feeling bf belonging ahd -opportunitie s to learn to do by doing, " . ; lieailership cei'li-ficatc - " were . pre- sented leaders by Mrs. -Heiiry* Do Graff , Liaiirel , raad J. C. ' . Corwith , Water, Mill , ' . riieinbers-of the county 4-H club ' execiitive committee. Toast- master Was' Frank D. , Reed , Matti- tuck , chairman '' of the committee. Mrs. L' e-ter Dawis, Cbmni, also a member of the committee-; prdsetitod door ' awards ' . to Mrs; Vera Lutzi Mat- tituck, and Edward .Frariiptoh, Jr., Ccnteroach , The awards' wore books entitled , ' . Life ' Werth cWhi lei"; 6y Dr; C. * B. Smith, for nearly. 80 years boh- neeted , with ' tho United ; States - Ex- tension . aervico. • ;; - ,' . - ¦Mrs. MaVthii ' ThoisJ> Medford , a leader for 12 yeflre , and Boyd Wi- nansi ' Rivcrliead- i who .has oBen a lendor .fo r five years, were proseiitod bouquets. Tho ltowest 4-H leaders alsono h-onot-ed were' MiW. Carl Leon- ard and Mrs . ; Fnihk ' Carter , Haiiip- ton Biiys , and ; Donald Wagnor , Northport, ' •Daring' u,short disciiKsion period, the Ipitdora ' voted to form a 4-H leaders * a-ssoeiutlon in - tlio county to promote , fellowship: tti provide a moans of helping build tho 4-H pro- graw ; ahd to provide ; bbttei* training fotf - loade i-s.. " ; _ :• ¦ ¦zny/. z zz- y- 'i ¦ Sp ecial Services f or Palm Sunday Scheduled Here Palm Sunday will be observed with fitting services, masses aud special music in the churches of Patchogue, when the triumphant enti;y..of Jesus into Jerusalem will be celebrated. ¦Congregational church ¦ At the Palm ' Sunday service at ll a. hi., the Sacrament of Baptism will take place. The sermon topic will be , "A Burden Transformed by a Bear- er, " and will he delivered by the Rev. Gerald E. Boyce , minister. Miss Edna Jaekslon , organist , will play the prelude , "Hyinne a Sainte Cecile, " hy Gounod and the postlude; "Laiida- mus Te, " by Armstrong. The ebon- under the direction of Alvah ^- Nichol s will sing the anthem> - "Kide On! Ride On!" , fcy Scott , and "The Palms, " Faure. . Methodist church The Rev. Harry Sanford Crossett will give a special Palm Sunday message and the choir will • render selections. - „ ¦ l -• "' _ St. Francis de Sales It. C. church At 11 a. m. High Mass will be celebrated. The music will include the "Mass in F , r ' by Theodore von La Haehe. "Partis Angelicusi" by Franck, mil be tlie offertory. "Palm Branches" will be sung. Talms will be blessed at 7 a. m.a and will be distributed at all masses, 7,. 8, 9, 10 , 11 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. The ' Rev. James V. Walsh is pastor of St. Prancis de Sales. . . ' .*' • St. Paul's Episcopal church At St. Paul' s , with the Rev. Han- ington Wilson , rector , Holy Com- munion -will be celebrated at 8 and 11 a. m. A special musical program wil l be presented - at the latter serv- ice including: organ prelude With Mrs. Michael DeSanto, organist , "Come Saviour of the Gentiles" ; pro- cessional, "All dory, Laud , and Honor "; introit , "The Palms. " The singing of the C-iildren ' s Eucharist will follow. The oifertory, "Ride Oh! Ride On!" (Scott } will precede . the post Communion , "O Jesus Lord , Remember, " and tlie postlude will be, paraphrase of "The Palm?," arrangfe- ment by Noble. The dhildren * (jt , ; the Sunday school will participate-m the processional and the, service. Church of the - Nazarene - . "The Triumphal Entry , and It- Lessons , " will be the topic of the sermon by the . Rev. Stanley : Dixon of the Church of the Nazarene. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R.C. church Palms will be .Blessed at 7 a. ' nf. and will be distributed at all the masses; 1, 8 , 9, YO, 11 a. ml and 12:15- p. - . m. at Our Lady of Mt. Garniel with the Rev. Cyrus Tortora , pastor. Emanuel Lutheran church Palm Sunday service at the Eman- uel Lutheran ' church . 'will , , take place at 10:30 . a. iu; In the evening, the Heiinion Sei-vice ¦ . , will, be held at 7:30. At , the" morriing service the solemn r rite of coafirmation will be adrninistered by -the Rev. , Carl G. Gefhaniit j ' pastor. Twenty-two, ybiihg peop le a WJU be ^corifivrned. . The guest preacher Iat the Reunion SeTOce , will be the Revi Williain Rush of River- head. ,' ¦ ' ¦ ' "A' " / j Fdllowiii g the choirs . of the church the . young people of . the confirriia- tion class will be led , to their pews by. niembers . of . tie : church council , deacons ' and trustees ' off- the church -iJohh Makela, - Karl Erhoi-dt, Sr: , MartinABeck , . George Buehler ,. Sr., * Herbert Wehrenberg, Frederick Hut . tenlbcheiy * Henr y. Seiter, George Heimroth , Harvey Gehrig, Karl Er- hardt , ; Jr., Otto Brauner , George Ne ' uholJ' ,. Jo ' s Yablonski, Emil Prae- torius , Harry Sienien , Henry Geert- sema, William Priihl , - Jr., Gottlieb Gbll , "Harry Gobdiei- , Louis Potter and Douglas Daniels. The pastor ivil! speak; to the Youh-g People and con- gregation on the topic "Follow. On. " The. senior choir lander the direction of , iMiss Hazel. Prahl will- siiig "Hb- sanha in the High-cst" (Walter) and the juriior choir , uiitler the direction of Mrs. O,, Brainier will sing , "I Will Be True , To Thee " (Morris); The organist will - play "The : Palms" (Paurc) and "I'he Holy City " (Adams). ' . After : the , service a Bible aiid Prayer Book .will be presented to ' the ybung pbbple byAtho Senior .Ladies Aid .and Junior Iiudies Aid , of. the church;/ Mrs. ; Martin ! Bioek . aiid Mrs. William, Ciii'l, presMeiits of those so- cieties, ;\vill make the flroseritatbiis. ,, The;!*-Reunion ! Service . will , ' * be in* charge of the Young People. Clebrgc Moger,, , ' Louis Potter ! ^Robert; Luff and , Robert , Williama - . .will , be tho ushers. ' After the, seryiccl u motion pictu re, "Rcachliig: From Ha' avoii, " Will;; bo shown iin Athe parish, hall , followed , by. n-h social get-togothor with refreshments. The committee -in charge is ; Miss ; Gritco . Sionieii ,,Miss Marion , Mogor , : M|s8 , Agathit Wil- liaiiia, M-iSH , 'Vera Tonn . and . Mitia Audroy-:Httcgi, ;, ; ; ' ¦ - ,. . ,: _ .;-!- ,, ,, - . *., ¦ ¦ . *l The .following , ' youhg pobplo will be ebJiflrroeU at tlie morning, . SOTV- icb: , Misaos/ Bottle ; Ai' ih Brauner; Irene • Cabre, '; Barbara Hahri, ' Gloria Hanson; Evelyn; Harding, .-Jacqueline E. Hbernig, Janet- Janis , Amy Koas- ler, Doroth y Moqdy, Norono- Potter, Barbara - Soitov. r ninl John Shnw - bi Patchogue; Jos - He. ppo, Jr., of Eau t Patchogue, ' ) -: . Gubntlior Raddata • ot Br6okhA, v<5ii , ¦ Lftwroiico' Hanioa; - Nor- man . Htihschol; .•Wnllof'.Jbscliko , Mat- 1 thow : Maddea, ' DonutldfRo th' c, Ricliurd W. Rothe, Richard Salzer and Gcoi^ "Williams of Patcbogue. 8i - The Lutheran Church of Our Savi». The Holy Rite of Confir mj ,tii! traditionally celebrated from earl. years by the Christian church nl Palm Sunday,, "will be observed k* thej Lutheran Church of Our Savio By this sacred rite tlie followind children will make their vow arid unite in - full . membership with tb congregation: Miss Gloria Bogeuri-! dere , Miss Evelyn Klinger, Mis s Jans Rebmann , Arthur Kottman , Jr -„ • Siegfried Peter. ' m One infant and six children will be received into the Church of Jesu Christ by the Sacrament of H0]» Baptism. They are: Robert Stuart Szmala , ^ Henry Bostelman , Leroy Bostelman , William Bosielman , J caii Bbstelman , Siegfried Peter , and Bimnhilde Peter. Six adults will also be received into membershi p by let ter of transfer and vote of th( vestry. A special v feature of this seivi« will be the dedication of a Baptismal Font , the . gift of Pastor Otto Ger* bich. and the congregation of st Peter ' s in the Bronx Lutheran church . The choh' wil l rentier the traditional Palm Sundsiy anthem "The Palms" with Leroy Petct-soii at the piaxo. At 8 p. m. a reception , sponsored by the Lutheran Ladies guild , will be.held for the Confirmaiids and all the new . members received on Palm Sunday and . on anniversary Sunday December 7. Presentations Avill bt made to Confirmation Class. In turn the Confirmation Class -will present the congregation with a certificate representing a gift which will be pre- sented when the _ie\v church edifice is ferected. Obituary Kfo - LTE R F.' GALE , aged 42, ol 291 Fishel avenue, ' Riverhead , as- sistant trust oflicer of the Suffolk County Trust company, died Monday night at his hohie. - *He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mary Stnr- chak Gale ; four ch_ldren , Pctei' Gale , Thomas : Gale, Walter , Jr., and Susan Mary Galej : his mother , Mrs . Anna Gale; three brothers , Benjamin , fd- ward and Stanley Gale , and a sister, Mrs. Michael Hynes of Yonkers. ' , GUSTAVE BA- VSLABEN , aged 63,r af , Cariaan drive , North Patch- ogue, died ' Monday at King' s hospital , Bay Shore., after a short illness. Mr. Banslaben, ' who operated a watch repairing business on West Main; street , Patchogue, was born in Lithuania and , resided in this vici- nity for '; ' l(i years. .Surviving" , are a . daughter , Mrs. Robert - Faliey;¦ three sisters , Mis. John Schlosser , Mrs. John W. Noyes and Mrs. .Fred Hunjj erford , a brother , .; John , and , two grandchildren , all of Waterbury, Conn. -Services -will be held at 2 p. in. " to- day, at the Robertaccio find Sharp Funeral chapel , Patchogue, with the Rev. Carl Gernannt , pastor of thc Enianuer Lutheran chu rch , ofliciatiair. Interment will be in Cedar Grove cemetery. , ARTHUR- L. TERRY , aged 11 , died at Waterbury, Conn.. Saturday, after an illness of several years. Born in Sayville, lie had lived there until 1923, when he moved to Con- necticut; A Mrs. Alberta Terry, his wife , sur- vives , *, also , ' oho sister , Mrs. (icorce Reevfe bf Sayville; one brother , Ells- worth 'Terry ,of Astoria; a half- brother , Charles Terry of Islip. • ' Funeral services wore held nl Raynor ' s, Memorial chape l , Sayville, yesterday at . 2 p. m. The Rev, Jos- eph R. Bogle, pastor of tlie Snyville Mbtbodist church of -which Mr. Teriy was a member for many years , offi- ciated, Interment was in Union ceme- tery, Sayville. r AIRS. IDA SClCUTTIi, aRcd W*. died-Monday at hor home, 20 Roose- velt avenue ,.Sayville , after a long ill- lioss. - .- ' . - " , ¦ "-, ;>.;- ' Borii iii New ; York city, she luj tj lived in Siiyville for the past ' « years. A uiibmboi' ' of the Lndies aux- iliary to. Siiyville Post 4!l«, Veterans of Poveign Wars , slic was the color- lioarer. - . * ; !She, is survived by hcr imsbaro. Frederick J.; two sons , Frnder icK, J;y, :, of : Baldwin , Arthur .1, of . Sor* villo* . * ' one . dii u gliteiv Mrs, Ida KcJins bf . Sayville? liwo .bi-olhow , Willi*" Poeach of Now York city and hnm PooKclr of Northport ; ono sister, i «*;» i . Louise Holland of Wakefield , '» J " and _ throo grandchililren, . ,, . ; Tlio VbtoranK of Foreign Wars heW Horvicos at Rayiior ' s Memorial t'lmP' oii , Sayville , . ;yostbnluy nt 8 ji. •»• Fuheral ; sorvicoH will bo licit , «* , " P.; . iii. .today , at the chapel , with » Rev. : Joabpli, II.! Bond , rotrlor of o* Ann ' s; Epiacbpal church, Stiyvillo , f* ncinting.Tiiterinont will follow In tif ¦fumlly* - i>Iof. In Atlio ' 'Blue Point cem- etery, Bldb Point. ^0H^ :fescnwi5«DKL 'HoO'Sf; tprdfay at! .Ms, voBidence , 11« M<# avonuo. ", 'Hb . 'wiis bofn ' in Gruiwtaai. Gqriiiany, fig yours ' ag'o nixl t,|inl f, '! this country, 'in 1000, . Ho hns resign iiv i Patelibguo for; »(l yours iiniMJ 1 ')i iuiy . years was bin ployed in l«" iter ' s •Butchoi' slion. „ , ,„,, AThb funeral wllf be hold SntngW ut' /iS "p. m; -. ' in C. W. Hu li" . »!, 'K Fimevnl ¦ ¦ libnte.wlth the llpy* - < - M^ feisfa'BOv; pf the* Lull ojtin ¦ Ch | Wm\'i Savlqr ' odlclnting. ' HUuviiicnl Will 'bo in 'Coddr "Gi-ovo coniotery* . A lio loaves his,widow , Mrs. "<««« go werdoli. one hrothor , ^X Sclwvovdol ' f f>f . -. Bi i oolc)yn ! ono I J IUK " tbr, AM . 8, : , Sophie Nlipiot of P»M oguoj .; , t\voA.;HopSi , Johii a»« ' ,' Sehwdr'dol' v <if , - lliu ' e Point; i>«« " grahdiidti , - " ' .: ' ,;¦ ' „ - ¦ • ' , , ,.i 'W.Mr;>; ScIiw<ir<|©i was a me""" 11 „ ," the Lutheran - Churcli of Our WW and nu oxoinpt 'iuouilibt ' uf ll'« ^0l Ptttclioffub Firo doriiirtiiie- Ji t. zZw ;W U WU^^ *:' ?. a : ' ,cwifti-s* of - iiivwaiite(l Jfep- Ji'^' -^ !ItIM!fe^PI!tel«Sli!; ¦AA^tp.^nB]^ I ' ''' '- - " i ':^. j *' - • , ' .' - ' , V ¦( • ; ,(v ¦ ,. , ¦•''. '(, ¦ *'. '-( i* j - ) 'i ' ' . -i ' !¦ * "*. . , -¦•. i % *. ¦ '^^"JTv ^^* • - T'T" , " " ' * W®WM WEl^Riiliil I J_ _ ii£!Jg!_ _ffl - : , * ¦ * Auditorium Is Packed Friday For Concert Another impressive ex ample of musical progresi in thc Patchogue publii schools was the amiud Elementary Scliool con- cert , presented Friday eve* ning in the Patchogue High scliool auditorium undei the direction of Wrs, Marion. . . Christian , super* visoi-" <. f music. A p a. cked), 'auditorium saw thc children perform , both in groups and in- dividually and the prevail- ing opinion was that mar- vels are bein^ worked by •the member - of the school music staff. The high point of the evening was reached when the 90-voicc Combined Glee club , , representing the River , Medford and Bay Avenue schools, performed under three members of the elementary school music teaching staff. Miss Anne Dickerson, River Avenue school , ' conducted the group in "Sometimes 1 Feel Like a Motherless Child"; Mrs. Eileen Eiler , Medford Avenue school, led them in "She'll Be. Coram' 'Round' the Mountain " ; and Eugene Romeo., Bay . A"ve- huo school , directed , "Rib- bon Dance. " Among the other groups which performed were : Combined Elementary band of 35 . pieces , composed, of the beginners' , group and a - group with a little ex- perience;- the . Elementary orchestra , " - now in its sec- ond year; a . boys ' choir and a girls ' . , . choir from the Medfoi' d Avenue school ; a group of first grade vocal- ists from the River Avenue school ; ¦ and r tt " ' - group of singers from : the third grade at the Bay a Avenue "- dibbl; ¦: ' ' ' ; - . AA " rLiated at ; right - is ! tb. personnel *of ; the various groups which , perfbrhnec iii the annual concert. PERSONNEL GLUE CLUB - BAY AVENUE ; SCHOOL, AbrariH, ' . Helen Diwni, -T OMI . M.Inlty, Jaiic Boblriso-. _ Smlfe f!f v £!! so t^ .t? omB ' Baker, H«3 3a _ ¦ Oouli-i. Tit^clft Mo-tiltio. Jean . ... . . . fiditaldt , Edtlh SUnta, Joyce. Rcrttcr. Mawai-t Port , Lawrence McDcrinott, Lnivrpnce Schult-. Welda . ¦ |uii«l, Pe«rl . Bi -nco, Prea Gillette, Otice Mooic, Jacqueline Shan^, Ethel TJbbetttr Carolyn BUu, Bev ' ecly . Goldbcrg_ _, wmi-m Nagle, Florence Shan^, ;. Roberta Wilson, Nane-y B-jearta, JotepMne HahHhfr. Evelyn Price, . Dorothy . - Stein . Marilyn . i ' t BVrra , Marion Hendrlks,. Marjorie Reich, Carol An_i . Stephani , Dorpt-jr Gt^E C LUB — MEDTORD AAVENUE SCH OOL ' A-vlario , Fra1 )C« Pirrell , . . T-OiM- i Kre«», Doris Pell-treau,. Robert Staudlinpor, Loncc Brown, .Tn_j- Plachbr, Diane Laugh- *-) , Kathryn Jetrallia, Joyca SmhllinR. Fansuna ,, . Butler, Waila-m Gnrdher, IBonaia Luff. , Arlo- B ; P/elfle, Atincs . Wnde. Neil Cfita-epy, Rob-rt Gr-eMhow, 'Ttnth McWiUiBms. Mary PfeiHc, Rlchnrcl . Wajdn , Walter 5 Co - Mln. Mfldre- . Hart. " Wniiam MiUHidinl, , Peter Remey, Wllnanii - ¦ Ool-man. Call Hafer, Msron Mcrkln, Barry Bc«n3lt, Meta c Davit!, Curtis ' Kattau, Thomas Parker, Carol Robinson, - Alien* . 1 , A GLEE CLUB — RIVER AVENUE SCHOOL . Amsterdani. Ezra Chiuchiolo,. Robert .Tones , Sarah Morclllno, WeoaoVc 'Palmer, -Ann Anfreloro, Cernliiiie Contitto, JDolorc- Kin. . Cjeil.. . Murray, Anna Plsoiit , Paul • Benincasa, Wary Lou.Contlno, -Elaine Levy, Raymond Musso, Wary Porto. Michael , Bfa- rtcn. Marilyn Ferrante . Sammy LoUto, Kathleen Myers, Biehal'd BoelolTs. Knrt 1 Bright, Carole Ferris , RJcbard Lncln, Carolyn Oliverl , Shirley Schordine, Joan • Billiard, _ o_in Oeracltano, Alfred Madden, Matthew Paiaro, Mamicl - Watthews, THomas GLEiB CLUB — EIGHTH GRADE ' AbraYnii, Mary Ann Farrell, June Kllniter, Lois . Nol), Jane . , > Skinner, •Muriel • Boiteni-cMer , Glorii Garritnno ^ : Matilda Kottmaru Arthur Panewich,; Joyce Staplcton, ™. oinas Bowden, Joseph Hollaman , Elizabeth Ladue, Jule Louise Pares. Diana Tholnpson, Richard 'Carroll , Cherrlc Hubert, Natalie Maginnes, Beverly Pntrli*no, Phyllis Tobin. Sluart ! Dayia, Janet Jachowdilc, Dorothy Malkus, Edward Potter, Norenc Towlen, Janet D-tislnu, Daniel Ja<«er, Katherine McGroary, Stella ' Sarre»t:co, Bose • '¦ 'Dorn, Juno Janetkn; 2telon Monnco, Lillian Seiter, Barbara • Edwards, Thelma ' : Kwiti . Catherine . Nettles, Elvin , Shaisr . Jeanne ¦zi ' , -ELEM- 3NTARY. ORCHESTRA , ' ., - ¦ . VIOLINS Morlay, Barbara CELLO ' Goldstein, Ira ' ' FRENCH HORN Hh^ iin ^ MaS ' ¦Sff i- 'gSF * fih.-d , ^a - - „. ,. OBOE f PIANO Chfero, Mars , W_fl2' vS' -a. Bianca, Florence Palmer, Kay Do-wns! Joan ' md *' Nlel CLATHNferS . T-RCMPET_I . „„ ¦ „„_ Gillette, Grace VIOIAS 3)enincnsa, Mary Lrf)u Liirsou,.Lucille . . DRUM-. * Hardinp, Evelyn Srown, Ju4y <!nrdncr. Donald , Hart, William Alilt-ieli , Jack Luclo, Carolyn 3tebma„- ( Jane Coldbcrger, WiUia_n Both, Donald Mnhntno. John ELEMENTARY BANDS . FLUTES 3fd -a, Wallr CORNETS Schleiter. Richard TKOMBONE Kaplan, Allan Stov S" ' , W*«Hiim j\|brecht...Robert Smith. Edward Carfora ' , Franl- Shand. - Roheita S^S 1 * 'S"S r . to Biaiiea. Daniel . «t*i»ai.iifii_ „ ' - .I ' AB iKrpi - fl S?*^ 9 . Klrt . . Butler, Willlhm M-_LI<pPH0-«E . . - , _ ¦ DRU « S CLARIKETS Jfeiffer, VJinnett Bobvian. Jo^ Felice. Francis • i- ., ' - ¦¦ «fw Benincasa, Mtiw Uu S&-nd-p, _ S*inley "farrell. Thomas „i™„WIi a Maile Stephen DeCamp, Hotter ¦ Watthews , Thomas Ferris, Carol . BARITONES Paghao, Joseph Gardner, Donald . -' ' ^,. - _._ ' .,„ Gilderslceve, Cary * Draf-one, Vincent ».,_» ] Gi>idbetRcr. •VfiWam ., '• SAXOPHONE i>B _ nro, Manuel Peter-on , Peter IUBA Goldstein, Ira • TSctiri, WOllam Palermo - . Anthony- Walsh. ., Raymond; Dietz, WDliant , , GRAi>E I - 6 — RlVER'AVElilUE SCHOOX Ambrose, Jo-Ann Tcrria , IreJe Marielln, Maria E- Bright, Carolo Moody. Evelyn Arcuri , Janet , "Foley. Pataicia IMcCormack, Jnmes Cohen. Carol - Myers, Donald , Bright, Fay Tranco, Salvatore Zaffuto, Josephine D-Sgone , Vincent Pajaro , Manuel Brochstcin; Sonya . Garbarini , ' • June ' • . . .. Figuerin, Gloria Palermo, Anthony i Caputo, Carol Ochrig, Harvey . Albreeht, Robert Hirst, . Gale Palmer, Ann , * Cook, Vit-jlnia ' Coonan, jTSibmna Amsterdam; .Earn Hoffman. Catherine Plotkin, Bcrnaid , ' CufTee, Gloria fianson, Joseph AnBclora, Geraldine Hiniter, Lois ' Porto, Michael Earle, Diann« ' Hedges, Genrold Avel(ino, Shirley Lotko, Kathleen Rate; Richard Felice, Patricia Sosiceo, Victoria Benincasa, Edward Lucia, . Carolyn . Valentino, Josephine Felice, Paul ' tulrert, Sanara Bianca, Marilyn MorolIEnb, .Theodore Watthews, . Tliomas ' ¦ • ¦; . ' : GRAil. E 3 . 7 — BAY AVENUE SCHOOI, ' J Baur. Karen Nasie. AIvin a Wal ter, Nancy Gillette, Grace* NaRJe, Florence Becker, Ida O'Brien,. R-obert Wylllns, X,awrencc Goldberger, Wllltnm Rogers. Delphirie Cochrane, Ruth Ferry. 3Dlaje , ' * ' Hardins, Evelyn - Ruegger, . Jack - ] De _ .ucia , *rArlene Ratcliff , Larry Bcrkoivitz, Sam ' Hoder, Wallace - Sanaano, Vii-ginin ' Fariiles , Brenda RpBcrt; Charhs Blanch Janies , Homer . ; "William - Sawyers, James Fort, " Bon ' ald Etosain, Meatha Bianca, Florence ' Hunimel , Richara Schultz, Melda Greene , Linda Sarrocco, :C«thcrine Bucarln, Josephine Jackson, Frank Shand, Roherta. Hooley, Barbara Schnetaler, ' -Joseph Conwell , Gladys Justh, Dorothy Stein, Evelyn Hylan, Chart«ne Stevenson,. JROtert C. DeCamp. Roger Ligouri, Joseph Stephani. Dorothy i Jones, Henry* Ste ' viehson, .ltobert S. Dbwns, -. Joan - Maiskr, Jane * Sugnl, Pearl; Leahy. Sharon - , Stumme , ' J" =San Doukai, /Patricia Moore , ' Jacqueline Troyer, Bruce KeDermott , ; "WUliam Vofn Khee " , >Coxrii,c Ganon,, Joseph ' ¦ ' . -.. Morler.- Barbara* Tully, Richard BOtS' VCBiDIR ' -- MEDFORD . AVENUE;SCHOOL * i ; Butler, Williani • Gardner , Donald Kelly, Donald - Porter, Jan .; , ' Rothe, Gene - : Cherepy, - Robert Hsfit;* Hyroii : Magradini , peter . Raynor* , -Robert Saperstein. Michael " Davis, . Curtis Hammer , Jaba Merkln. i . BSrry . Remey. ¦ William Smith, Edward , Dobiiaa, John, Bitt , ; WiUiaixi -PelUtreau. .Robert Rotelen , Donald Wallace, William > ' - Farrell , ' Thonaas Kattau, Thomas: r Pfcifle, Richard Rothe, ' Donald ; Wade , Neil . , > . G^ i - Aviano, Frances Bf-i ' -isbh,-Carol . Hansen, *Judy McWiHIams, - Mara Staudfnger , Lorice ' i Bennett,*;Phyllis DoVito, yjto- jri. - ' .Tohnwn , Paula Mendelson! Barbara Sieger, Hilda • I Bri nley, - Barbara Ehman, . HoJe - -Keller, - Jean 1 : ; . Parker, Ciirol SmijUinB, Faustina Brown, Judy- , Elias, ;C_r£in . Kress, - . Doris ' Perry, Mary " Aim Smith, Carolee Conklin , Mildred Fischer, Diane Lange , : Rose Marie Petrallia,, Joyce Smith . 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