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Use Me , Lord PASTO R EGBERT J. DUNKER , St. John ' s Lutheran Church We remember with relish the tale of the town ' s no-good who happened Into a church meeting and was captivated by the ener- getic and appealing message of the Gospel preacher. He felt the tug of the message , but warily endeavored to remain dispassionate about the whole thing. All around him were people who were sue cumbing with audible \Amens. '' Finally, swept away by his emo- tions , yet clinging desperately to his lone last straw of mental res- ervation , he exclaimed , 'Use me , 0 Lord , but only in an advisory capacity. \ This type of reserved dedication lo the cause of the King- dom of God seems futilely fragile in these hard days when God needs men who live in the shadow of the Cross. Men and women , boys and girls , young and old—all are needed who w ill dedicate themselves to living the Christ-like life which follows in the steps ol the Lord Jesus Christ. His dedication to serving mankind in redeeming man from sin and its eternal consequence of separation fro m God was un- qualified — He - said to His Father . \Use Me. Lord \ Even though it meant the cross , He was willing to go that way to save and re- deem the fallen children of men. His followers today need the same kind o£ dedication to the Cause of the Lord , the same kind of love toward Him and through Him to their fellow-men in love and service. God will supply His strength to those who seek Him and then use His strength , but not in an advisory capacity. For when God chooses to use a man who prays , \Use me. Lord , \ that man chooses to ose himself in serving God and man. Thought For Week In this day of my trouble I will call upon thee; for thou wilt answer me. Psalms 86:7 St. An-i ' s Day Camp opened Monday with 30 campers attend- ing between the ages of 3-11. There was a delay in the tpening of the swimming pool , Lut it is now complete and in operation , and swimming in- struction has begun. Registration can 'be taken for the weeks to come. I'or infor- mation , contact St. Ann ' s Epis- copal Church. DAY CAMP Letters Continued from page 1 Mr. Gunther , (here is no facul- ty dental insurance plan in the Connetquot School District . We recognize the fact that Air. Gunther has a right to his opinions, but we feel he has been misinformed on many ol his issues . The Coordinating Council would like to terminate our let- ter to Mr. Gunther by extending an invitation to him to attend one of our council meetings and bring his source of information. Coordinating Council of Parents and Teachers Connetquot School Dis- trict Mrs. Shirley Stub , Chairman EXCELLENT COVERAGE To The Editor: May I lake this opportunity on behalf of the members of the Garden Club to thank you for the complete , excellent coverage you gave our flower show. We do appreciate the pic- ture and the publicity. The re- sulting attendance was very- gratifying. Mrs. George Steinbach , President JORDAN-ISRAEL WAR To the Editor: Jordan launched war on Israel on June fifth. For 19 years Jordan had prepared for her as- sault. Now Israel has united all o ' Jerusalem , and is insur- ing that all people will be al- lowed entrance to 'the holv city. Jordan never allowed Jews , Christians or Arabs from Israel to enler Jerusalem Israel has offered to negotiate with all her Arab neighbors. She has encouraged the Arabs to slay in Jerusalem. Most ol them have, and there is great intercut and even joy between the two peoples now that the old and new city are at last ac- cessible to both Mrs Janice Fine Bohemia COST OF VANDALISM To (he Editor: It occurs to me that the \ class of '67 ' of Sayville and Baypo. 't High Sc ' iuols could very well pav the cost of repairing the dirty work done on their school buildings by vandals. I would like to suggest that the class presidents organize their other officers to make , in individual collection from each student member of lh°ir gradu- ating classes. Summer jobs and substantial illowances should not put too large a dent in the kids ' purses. More importantW , this kind of lesponse from ait the graduates would do a great deal to restore their class image and remove tl.e onus fro m the entire com- munity. Christine Rercardi (Mrs. Jos Reccardi) Sayville FOR RUBBER STAMPS SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS Church News of Our Area Schedule of Worshi p Services - S p ecial Meetings St. John ' s Lutheran Church , Greene Avenue. The Rev. Eg- bert J. Dunker , pastor; The Rev. Louis II. Martin , Pastor Emeri- tus. Harold Limouze , S. S. Sup- erintendent. Summer schedule - Church service at 9:15 a. m. with Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays of the month , Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. in the undei croft of the church for children through the second grade. Nin sery care at 9:15 eaih Sunday: undercioft ot the church. » * • The Sr.yville Congregations. United Church of Christ , Sayville , the Rev. Trevor Allen Hausske , Minister , Mrs. T. A. Hausske , Organist and Choir Director , Mrs. Lionel Carbocci , Supt. of Church Schools. 9'30 i. m. Family Worship and nursery. * a a Sayville Methodist Church , The Rev David Benedict , Pas- tel\ RoberL Gregg, Music Direc- tor , Charles Van Schaick , Or- ganist. Sunday services : eight and nine a m. Morning Worship. * » • Sayville Jewish Community Center , Temple Shalom , - Say. ville , Rabbi Reuben Blum; Eugene Weiss , president; Wil- liam Friedberg, chairman ol Hebrew School. Friday evening services held -vcekly at 8:30 p. m. * * » The First Baptist Church , 324 Lakeland Avenue , Sayvilla; he Rev. Milton C. Hammond , Pastor; Vincent Notaro , Super- intendent of Bible School. Sunday services: Bible School 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evening Worship and hymn sing seven p. m. Nursery provided during all services. Prayer meeting: Wednesday evening at eight p. m. Youth Fellowship meets every Friday at 7:30 p. m. St. Ann ' s Episcopal Chuch , 2.51 South Main Street , Sayville . Summer scheduled of Services , Sundays: 8:00 a.m. Holy Com- munion; 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer offered on the first and third Sundays; Holy Communion on the second and fourth and fifth Sundays. 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion offered first and third Sundays. Morning Prayer on the second fourth and fifth Sundays. 8:00 p m. Holy Com- munion. Week-day schedule: Holy Communion: Tuesday at noon Thursday at 8:30 a.m. * « « Church of God , Odd Fellowi Hall , Foster Avenue , Extension , Sayville. The Rev. John Chias- son , pastor. Worship services held at 11 a. m. Sundays. Evan- gelistic prayers for the sick at 7:30 p. m. Sunday School class- es at 10 a. m. St. Lawrence ' s R. C. Church , The Very Rev. Francis Btrn- nan , pastor. The Rev. Vincent Loy, The Rev. Paul Dahm. Sunday Masses: In the hill , C 30 , eight , nine . 10 , 11 , 12 and one . five , and six p. m. Weekdav Masses: 6-45 , 7:30 , and eight a. m. Baptisms: Each Sunday at t:45 p. m. Monday evening Novena: eight p. m. Confessions: Saturdays , eve of Holy Days , and first Fridays: four to six and 7:30 to nine p. m. Contact (he rectory. 589 00<I2 for emergency sick calls , Com- munion calls. • . » First Reformed Church , West Sawille . LT 9-1044. Mrs. Fverett Griek , organist and choir direc- tor; Howard Henke, superinten- dent oi Church School. 9:30 a. m„ Church school; 8:30 a. m. and 11 a. m. Morning worship; 7:30 p. m , Even ing Worship. Christian Reformed Church , West Sayville , the Rev. Hiram Vander Klay, pastor , 9:30 a. m. Morning Worship; 11 a. m. Sun- day School; 3; 15 p. m. Young People ' s Society; seven p. m, Evening Worship. * * * Si . John ' s Episeopai Church , Oakdale. The Rev. H. G. F. Courtney Vicar. Telephone JU 1-3964. Masses celebrated at 9:30 a. m. Sunday-! Holy Eucharist and sermon , daily services as an- nounced. » • • Bayport Methodist Church , The Rev. David S. Benedict , P' jstor. Mrs John Rae. organist. Mr. Robert Kempf. Church School Superintendent. Worship Services and Church School: 800 a. m. and 9:30 a. m. Junior Hi MYF—6 p. m. Senior Hi MYF—7:15 p. m. * » • St. John Nepomucene ' t R. C. Church . Bohemia; The Rev. Stephen P. Walsh , pastor. The Rev. Vincent T. Hagen assistant. Confessions: seven to eight p. m. Saturday. Masses to be said at 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 a. m. and 12 and ohe p. m. Weekday mass, eight a. m. each morning in church. Confessions Saturdays four to 5:30 p. m. and 7:30 to 9 p. m. Also on the eves of first Fridays and hoiy days. » * » St. Luke ' s Episeopai Church Bohemia. The Rev. Edward Por- ter, priest-in-charge. Telephone LT 9-3927. Masses celebrated at 10 a. m. on Sunday; eight a. m. daily. • • • Peace Lutheran Church Ocean Avenue , Bohemia. Ed- ward J. Naumann , Pastor. Worship services at eight and 10:15 a. m. All Sunday School classes meet at nine a. m. Holy Communion celebrat- ed the first Sunday of every month. » • • Full Gospel Assembly, North Great River. The Rev. Virginia Impellizzeri , MOhawk 5-1274. 9:30 a. m. Sunday School , 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic. • • • St. John ' s Lutheran Church Coates Avenue , Holbrook. The Rey. William K. Roser , Pastor. Paul Steidel , Sunday School Superintendent; Mrs. E. Harri- son , organist and choir director. Divine worship at 8:30 and 11 a. m. and Sunday School held at 9:30 a. m. Adult and teenage Bible Class at 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion held every second and fouith Sundays. * * * Emmanuel Episcopal Church , Great River. The Rev. H. G. F. Courtney, Rector. Sunday ser- vices: Holy Communion , eight a. m.; Church School , with open- ing service in the Church , 11 a. m.; late Church service, with music and sermon , also at 11 a. m. « • • Methodist Church of Lak« Ronkonkoma , Hawkins Avehue , Lake Ronkonkoma. Frederick M. Moore , minister , David Miner , organist , Philip J. Pfeiffer , choir director. Worship services 11 a. m., Church School 9:30 a. m., Youth Fellowship 6 p. m. * » • Holy Cross Lutheran Church Hawkins Avenue , Lake Ronkon- koma. The Rev. Carl Weaver , pastor. Sunday, nine a. m. Matin ser- vice and church school. Divine worship at 10:45 a. m. Holy Communion first Sunday of the month and at second service on third Sunday of the month. * * * St. Mary ' s Episcopal Church , Lake Shore Road , Lake Ronkon- koma , N. Y. The Rev. Edward A Wisbauer , Jr., S.T.B., Vicar; Mrs. Walter Zakary, Church School Director; Mrs. Elizabeth Barreiro , Organist. Sunday services 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 a. m. Church School 9 a. m. Daily Services—Morning Prayer 8:4\> a. m. Holy Communion 9 a. m. Except Wednesday—6:40 a. m. ana 7 a. m. Choir Rehear- sal—Mont ay evenings 7 p. in. Day Care Center for Children of Working Mothers — up through Kindergarten. JU 8- 1888. St. Joseph' s R. C. Church , Church Street. Lake Ronkonko- ma; The Rev. John Carevv , pas- tor. • • • . St. John ' s Greek Orthodox Church , Montauk Highway, Blue Toint; M/vfins 9:30-10:45; Sun- day School 10:45-12:00. Divine Liturgy 10:45-12:00; the Rev. Constantine Theodore , pastor. • • • Blue Point Baptist Church , The Rev. Richard Clark , Pastor; Lewis Worrad. Sr. Sunday School Superintendent; Mrs. Eugene Rogers , organist. Sunday school held at- 9:45 a. m. Worship service held at 11 a. m. Youth Groups at 6:30 p. m. Evening service at 7:30 p. m.; prayer meeting held on Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. * * • Our Lady of the Snow R. C. Church , Blue Point; the Rev. Charles J. Murphy, pastor; the Rev. Joseph Benante , Assistant. Stir.dsy masses at eight , uir.a , ten and 11 a. m. and at 12:15 LT 9-2381. p. m.; baptism at two p. m. Weekday mass at eight a. m. S»v«nth- _liy Advintiit Churck 188 North Avenue , P.ttchogut Pastor Eugene B. WoodL AT 0- 1229. Sabbath School helo Saturday morning at 9:30 a. in. and church service at 10:45 a. nt with vespers service at su» down. Mid-week service on Wed- nesday at 7:30 p. m. Church School held daily, taught by Mrs. Wood • » * First Cnureh erf Christ Sclcn- fbt . North Oc*an Avenu* ind Roe Blvd., Patchogue. Sunday: 11:00 a. m. Sunday service and Sunday School classes held , with nursery foi pre-Sunday School age childrea. Wednesday: testimony meet Ing at 8:15 P. m. Dally: Reading room boon from 11 a. m. to four p. m and Fridays seven to nine p. m. except Sunday and legal hoU days , at 38 South Ocean Aw nue • * a Sayville Community Church , an Independent Full-Gospel Christian Fellowship. Alfred T. Isaksen , lay speaker , PY 8-6876. The Crusaders from Philadel- phia College of Bible will pre- set a special program of sacred music at the First Baptist Church of Patchogue , New North Ocean Avenue , Sunday at 7:15 p. in. This program , part of an eight-week summer tour will consist of hymns , spirituals and gospel songs , personal testi- monies , and a pictorial presen- tation of the ministry of Phila- delphia College of Bible. CRUSADERS LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS TO PRESENT CLAIMS FOLLOWING DISSO- LUTION OF CORPORATION To the Creditors of and Claimants against SELDEN INTERNATIONAL , LTD. NOTICE is hereby given by SELDEN INTERNATIONAL , LTD . which has been dissolved by the filing of a Certificate of Disso- lution in the office of the De- partment of State of the State of New York on the 23rd day of June , 1967 , 'hat pursuant to Section 1007 oi the Business Corporation Law of the State ol New York , all creditors of and claimants against this Corpoi . - tion , including any with un- liquidated or contingent claims and any with whom said Cor- poration has unfilled contracts , are hereby required to pi \ . sent in writing and in detail then- claims , respective accounts and demands against said Corpora- tion at Room No. 1200 281 Madison Avenue New York , New York 10016 on or before the 13th diy of January 1968 or such claims , ac- counts and demands shall be forever barred as against Ihe property of said Corporatini and its Directors and Shaicl olders . 6 7 t 2 LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE N1T1CE IS HEREBY G1VFN that the Board of Appeals of the Town of Islip will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday. July 20 , 1967 , at the Town Hill Main Stieet , IsUo , New York , on the following applications a ' , the times as listed, or as soon tlierealter as - may be heard- 7.30 P M. — S F. SHOPPING CENTER , INC — temper.. -v permit ior use of conv erte,l auto hailer as bank . - ,n a Business District. Inc.,ted on the south side of Sunrise High- way, 270 feet east of Ocean Ave , Oakdale. N. Y. at which times all interested poi sons will he given an oppoi- tunily to be hea rd . Dated: July 6 , 1967 Islip, New York BOARD OF APPEALS THE TOWN OF ISLIP By: WILLIAM H. SCHERMERHORN , Chairman It LEGAL NOTICE PROBATE CITATION File No. P 171 , 1967 SUPPLEMENTAL CITATION THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK By the Grace of God Free and Independent TO CLARA STROH , residing at 502 21st Street , Irvington , New Jersey. YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW CAUSE before the Surrogate ' s Court , Suffolk Coun- ty at the County Center , River- head , in the County of Suffolk , New York on August 21st , 1967 , at one o ' clock in the afternoon of that day why a certain writ- ing dated September 18 , 19G4 which has been offered for pro- bate by ALEXA>:5Sr. W r.H.V MER, residing at 99 South Bay Avenue , Islip. New York , should not be piobated as the lasl Will and Testament , relating lo real and personal property , ol JOHN SEIBERT , Deceased , who was at the lime of his death a iesi- dent of 41 Bushwick Avenue , East Brentwood , in the County of Suffol k , New York. Dated . Attested and Sealed , June 29th , 1P67 (SEAL) HON PIERSON R IIILDRETH Suivogate . Suffolk Count y MERWIN S. WOODARD Clerk DAVID GLIBOFF Attorney for Petitioner Address One Grant Avenue Islip, New York 11751 JU 1 1111 6 7 t 4 High school students are in- \ited to attend get-togethers at ist. Ann ' s Episcopal Chi rch , Say- . ille, from eigh to 11 p. m. Tuesdays and Thursd ays through this month and August (except August 22nd and 24th). There is dancing, games , and retivities , and the day camp pool will be made available to a limited number of those who would like to do some swim- ming. Events being planned include £ \Casino R oyale \ night , auto mechanics , beauty culture , folk- song concerts , talent evenings and outdoor movies. An admission fee is charged. STUDENT GET-TOGETHERS Lutheran Church Closes Bible School Children of the fifth grade division of the Vacation Bible school at St. John ' s Lutheran Church , Sayville. Seated left to right: Colleen Wines , Alexander Solomo- nik , Kenneth Steuer , Arlene Hashdgen , Kathleen Mahwinney, Mrs. John DiMartino , teacher of the grade , Church Stenzel , William Vollmer , Arthur Kottman. and Jean- ette Jackson. Standing to the left of the class: Lorn a Mailand; to the right : John DiMartino. (Photo by Vollmer). Top award s for \fishers of men \ contest winners at St. John ' s Luthera n Vaca- tion Bible school , Sayville , went to Williaii Vollmer and Linda Sutorius. The theme of the school was centered in the thought: \The God I Love. \ (Photo b y Vollmer! The closing service of the third annual Vacation Bible School of St. John ' s Lutheran Church was hcid last Thursday evening vv. 'fh nearly 450 parenls and child en in attendance . The school closed after tie session on Friday morning with an av- ciage attendance of 2U chil- dren each morning. The Re\ . Egbert J Dunker . pastor of the church, was in charge of the school and abo the closi.ig service. Assisting him as di partment leaders and music leaders were Mrs. Egbert Lrnnker , Mrs . Richard Gross , Mrs Flovd Sykes . and Aliss Ma- rie Wohlberg. Mrs. Edward Woodcock was the registrar for Ihe school Hymns were featured in the closing service which found their theme in the central thought of this year ' s Bible school: The God 1 Love Forty- one teachen and assistants help- ed each morning. Perfect attendance and a- iheivement awards went to 187 children. Thirly one children were \Fishers of Men , \ having brought other children to Bible school with them. Top awards for the \fishers of men \ cm • test went to William Vollmei . with seven \fish\ ; Charles Bump Willi four \fi.sh\ a'ld L'n- du Sutorius with three \fish. \ Harold Limouze , Sundav school superintendent , awaided the attendance certificates lo the children , and also the fish ers of mc'i awards. Christian Dunker and William rausevv.in'C, Jr. led the praveis for the closing service. Kail 1 leen Schnecberg read the scrip ture lessons Debbie Gaiser san ¦ a soto with the pre-sclio >l group Jesus loves mc . Ancien t History Seventy Years Ago The Royal Arcanum of Say- ville had made arrangements to bring Edison ' s projectoscope here. Some of the pictures to be shown were \Runaway in Central Park , \ \Fire on Broad- way \ and about 30 others . The Episcopal Church of St. John ' s-on-lhe-Plain: had been struck and badly damaged by lightning. Early potatoes were being dug and sold around town r or 75 cents a bushel. Sixty Years Ago Amagansett had the rest of the world beaten in the size of whales captured. One caught the previous winter there was i l ecord breaker , a foot larger than any of which the American Museum of Natural Hislory had any record. It was 53 feet and the process of cleaning and bleaching the bones and pre- paring it for exhibition was to take the Museum officials about a year. Brown s Creek was to be wid- ened to 100 feet and dredged to a depth of four feet. A chan- nel was to be dug from Fn-c Island Inlet to the central basin , to a depth of 10 feet aid a v idth of 200, according to plans of ' the War Department. The Bov ' s Outing Club was spending 10 days camping at Water Island. Those in the part y were Caleb Edwards , Everett Tc-riy. Fred .Tames. Roy Tuthill , Harold Rogers . Cnailes Ritc ' i and Percv Hoycr. The Alfred A. Fraser proper- ty consist ing of aj ' out 73 acres in West Sayville , both north and south of the Montauk High- way, had been sold by F. A. Dietz to I. A. Bolton , of Mont- clair , N. J The purchase price was about $-125.01)0. Karl F Pausewang had equip- ped his machine shop with a gasoline engine and dynamo and was able to light his resi- dence with electricity generated By CATHERINE HOAG al only a moderate cos ' .. It had been decider to oil Main Street three times a sea- son al a cost of $170 per mile , to lay the dust and prevent the powdered shell from blowing away De For-st Dawley, new lead- ing man of the Trahern Stoik Company, which played Saliu - day nights in the Sayville Opera House every summer , had suff- ered a Severely cut hand in stopping a runaway team. Riverhead carpenters were de- manding an eight-hour day with wages of three dollars a day. Th, - Town of Shcltet Island had voted for prohibition with- in its borders. About 500 had attended the Methodist Sunday School picnic. Fifty Years Ago Tbc News said , \The name of the Army cantonment under construction at Yaphank has been changed from Camp Long Island to Camp Upton , follow- ing the custom of naming the various large Army camps now being established in this- coun- tiy after distinguished Army of- ficers. Tin- camp is named after General Emory A. Upton , a dis- tinguished volunteer officer in the Civil War and the author ol a work on military tactics which became the manual under which all V. S. troops were drill- ed for many years after the Civil War. \ The following had been re- elected o'ficers of the Sayville Library: President Mrs. John lloman; Vice President , Miss Ida Gillette; Secretary, Miss Grace N Aldrich; Treasurer , Miss Dinah De Graaf Forty Years Ago The late Percy G. Williams , famous personality in the thea- trical wond , upon his death had left his entire enate of $2 , 000 , - 000 for a home for aged and indigent actors. The real pro- perty was in Islip. Robert Charles Connelly, 18- year-old .on of Mr. and Mr? Charles Connelly, had died al- ter a long illness. Another death was lhat of Mrs Gerardus \' <tn Vsscldykc . 83-year-old West Say- ville resident. Thirty Years Ago The following officers had been elected by the Baypoit Auxiliary of the Southside Ho- l.ital: Mrs Kenneth Puidy. i-^irman; Miss Betty Chidester . vice chairman; Mrs. Frank W. Antos. treasurer and Mrs. Ar- thur Camhern . secretary. The Camp Upton military ic- serration was to be opened -n the fall as a public hunting ground. Twenty Years Ago The Board of Fire Commis sioners of Bohemia had take i its fight with the South Lay Consolidated Water Company directly to the Public Fervitc Commission , in an attempt IJ have more hydrants installed A section of bleacheis on Hi\ school field had collapsed and 50 people had escaped seriou- injury at a night baseball game Jacob K efTer , for 5' 1 years i icsidcnt of Sayville although he was a native ol Alsace-Lorraine, Lad died at the age of 82 years , Ten Yean, Ago Edward Coligny, 40-ycav-old Bayport resident , had been kil ed with five others when a pn vate plane he was living crash ed near Anchorage , Aisska Newly installed officers ot lb Bayport Lions Club weie John I. Hopkins , president: Hem Pannenbaeker first vice pre'-' dent; Fred Stadtmuller SCCIUK I vice president; Victor T,\. ' third vice pre ident; ^poet. u I' ltgene Arnoux , treasurer Ala ' T' omanella , Lion tamer J.ico' . rfclmstead' tail twister Genu. ' Rhodes and Director., , Gcoiu F. X. Mclnerney, Dr. Edwaul Smith , George Wolf and Melvm Leach. Frances Drago . a 65-j carol' ' summer resident of 263 Candee Avenue , had jurned to death in a barn back of the house when gasoline (\pIoded as he w.i - pouring it into a lawr mown.
