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RECENT OBITUARIES JENNIFER A NNE JOHNSON , 4 years , 2 month s , died ct Mem- orial Hospital , New York City, Monday. \* * - - She is survived by her pa rents, Captain John end Mrs. Cynthh Johnson (Capt. Johnson is cur- rently stationed at Fort Dix , New Jersey, with the U. S. Army);one brother , Gregory; two sisters , Michelle and Jeannie; her paterna l grandmother , Mrs. Cleveland Llndsey of Atlanta , Gi., and her materna l gra ndparents , Mr. and Mrs. Peter B . Stewart of Patchogue. The body is reposing et the Robertaccio Funeral Home. Mess of the Angels will be et 10 a.m. toda y at St. Francis de Seles R . C. Church , the Rev, Mortimer Gleason celebrating. Interment will be in Holy Sepulchre Ceme- tery, Coram. • * * EDWARD DAV1DOW died De- cember 24 at his home in Free- port. He is survived by his wife , Rose , one daughter , Mrs. Dan- ielle Cohen of Hauppauge; two sisters , Mrs. Minnie Girshoff of Patchogue and Mrs- Laura Gudis of Huntington; two brothers , Louis Da vidow of East Meadow and I. W . Davidow of Freeport; and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held De- cember 25 in the Guterman Fu- neral Parlor , Rockville Centre , with the rabbi of the Roosevelt Temple officiating. Interment followed in the Patchogue He- brew Cemetery. EDWARD P. BYRNE , J R., 51 , of 142 Garth Road , Scarsdale , and a former resident of Lake Ronkonkoma , died Sunday at Mt, Vernon Hospital , Mt» Vernon. Bosm In the Bronx, Mr. Byrne hid lived at Lake Ronkonkoma for 15 years before moving to Scarsdale ln 1962. He was a former employe of Republic Avia- tion Corporation at Farmingdale end » member of the International Associatio n of Mach inists. He is survived by his wife , Mrs. Cora Byrne; his son , Ed- ward P., Ill; two daughters , Mrs. Lois Kunsch of Lake Ronkonkoma end Mrs, Carol J. Rehman of Patchogue; his mother , Mrs. Anna G . Byrne of Yonkers; a sister , Mrs. Jonet Flood , slso of Yonkers; and three gra ndchil- dren. The Rosary was recited lest night at the Joseph A. Weber Funeral Home in Lake Ronkon- koma . A Requiem Mass will be offered this morning in St. Jos- eph' s R . C. Church , Ronkonkoma . Interment will be ln Holy Sepul- chre Cemetery, Coram. JOHN BERGH , 86 , of Main Street , East M oriches , died Sat- urday at his home. Mr. Bergh was born Febru- ary 6 , 1878 , in New York City, and had lived In East Moriches for the past 30 years. He was a retired U. S. Navy architect. He is survived by his wife , Sally; a son , Russel ofMass.;and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Sinnickson Moriches Funeral Home , Center Moriches , with the Rev. Willard I. Kile officiating. Cremation fol- lowed at Washington Memorial Park , Coram. * * * HENRY F. PETERS , 76 , of 6 Park Street , Blue Point , died Sunday at Southside Hospital fol- lowing surgery. Born In New York City, he had lived in Maspeth for many years before moving to Blue Point over 30 years ago. Mr. Peters had been a butcher in Maspeth , and in Blue Point had operated the Blue Point Inn until 1947 , when he retired. He was an exempt fireman of the Newtown (L . I .) Fire Department. - i IMI nan ii. II I . IIII — II mm . MI i— ' im^i Hi8 -wife , the former Grace Lay, died in 1954 , and he letvea three sons , Frederick of Blus Point , Henry F..jr. , of Maspeth , and Philip of SayviUef three ¦brothers , four rtstera, seven gsrandcbiWren «uS five great-; grandchildren. Rotary WM recited at Ray- nor ' s Chapel. SayviUa. at 8 p.m, Tueinlay, and a requiem mass was held at Our Udy 9* tho Snow R. C. Church, Blue Point , at 9:30 a.m. yesterday, followed by interment in St. Lawrence ' s Cemetery, Sayville. * » * JAMES F. DISKEN , 62 , of 42 Charles Road , Bellport , died last Thursday at Brookhaven Me- moiial Hospital. Born ln New York City, he was a resident of Bellport for four years. He was a self employed plumber and a fourth degree knight of Flatbush Council 497 , the Knights of Columbus. He Is survived by his wife , Mae T. Dl sken of Bellport; one brother , John P. Dlsken , Sr. , cf Queens; one sister , Mrs. Dorothy Barrett of New York City, and one step-son , Richard P. Long of New York City. A Holy Rosary was recited ut 9:15 p.m. Friday atTheRobez cac- do Funeral Home. A Requiem mass was celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday at Mary Immacu- late R.C. Church , the Rev. Thomas Manning celebrating. In- terment was ln the Holy Sepul- chre Cemetery, Coram. PETER A. GALLUCCI , 55 , of 300 Wood Acres Road , Bellport died at his home Friday night. Born In Italy, he was a resi- dent of Bellport for five years. He was a Veteran of World War II , serving with the U.S. Army. He is survived by his wife , Rose of Bellport; three brothers , James , Joseph and Albert , all of New York City and one sister , Mrs. Anna Mottola of New York City. The Holy Rosary was recited at 8:45 p.m. Monday at the Ro- bertaccio Funeral Home. A Re- quiem mass was celebrated at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Mary Immacu- late R.C. Church , the Rev. Thomas Manning, pastor , cele- brant. Interment was in the Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Coram. * * * PETER WINDSOR , 75 , of Wittridge Street , Lake Ronkon- koma , died December 28 in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital following an illness. He is survived by his wife Emily M.; two daughters , Mrs. Jean Wicks of Lake Ronkonkom a and Mrs. Frances Knoebel of Lindenhurst; four brothers , Sid- ney of Sag Harbor , Edgar and Jacob of Newfoundland , and Walter of Boston , and five grand- children. The body reposed at the Jo- seph A. Weber Funeral Home in Lake Ronkonkoma where religious services were held at 8 p.m. December 30 and Inter- ment at 10 a.m , the following day ln Pinelawn Memorial Park. JESSIE FARRlES , 88 , died De- cember 30 ln the Lakehurst Lodge Rest Home on Lake Shore Road ln Lake Ronkonkoma fol- lowing a long Illness. She was a resident of Flush- ing for many years. She is survived b y two sons , George and Daniel; 'a daughter , Mrs. Agnes Tarof and a sister , Mrs. Charlotte Woods. The Joseph A. Weber Funeral Home In Lake Ronkonkoma was in charge of funeral ar- rangements. Religious services were held at 1 p.m. Saturday , with the Rev. William F. Got- wald of Holy Cross Lutheran Church officiating. Interment followed ln the Pinelawn Me- morial Park. HERMANN SIMON , 71 of Smith- town Boulevard , Nesconset , died December 31 in Smithtown Gen- eral Hospital following an Illness. Born In Germany, he is sur- vived by his wife , Ketherina; a son , William of Nesconset , and a daughter , Mrs. Lieselotte Son- nenberg of Smithtown; a brother , Martin of Brooklyn; three sisters , Anna Marie , Dorothea and Martha , in Germany; five grandchildren and two great- grandchildren. The body reposed at the Joseph A. Weber Funeral Home ln Lake Ronkonkoma where the Rev. Al- bert P. Abel , pastor of St. James Lutheran Church , officiated at religious services. Inter- ment followed in Hauppauge Cemetery. MRS . ELEANOR KUNISKI , 70 , formerly of Patchogue , died un- expectedly ln a hospital In Flush- ing yesterday morning. Born In Poland , she came to the United States as a young girl. She resided In Patchogue for about 25 years. Funeral services will be hel d at the Robertaccio Funeral Home , and are still pending. MRS. ELIZA B ETH J. WIL- LIAMS , 76 , of Seatuck Avenue , Eastport , died Saturday at the Cedar Lodge Nursing Home , Cen- ter Moriches. Mrs. Williams was born July 31 , 1888 , in Eastport , and had lived In that community all her life. She ls survived by two sons , Arthur of Eastport , and H, Grant Williams of New Jersey; a daugh- ter, Mrs. Chauncey Penney of Center Moriches; and nine grand- children. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Sinnickson Moriches Funeral Home, Center Moriches , with the Rev, Dtvid Records officiating, Interment took place at Eastport Cemetery, Eastport. MRS. EDITH BINDEL, 58 , of 11 Yephank Road , Mastic Beach , died December 30 at her home. Mrs. Bindel wes , born April 27 , 1906 , in Brooklyn , and had lived in Meettc Botch for tha past 35 years. She is survived by her hus- band , John; two daughters, Mrs. Edith Druek of Shirley, and Mrs. Joan Nafey of Mastic; two broth- ers , Frank Harris of Florida , and Arthur of Brooklyn; three sisters, Mrs. Ethel Korpas and Mrs. Hilda O'Hare , both of Broad Channel , and Mrs. Priscilla Bin- del of Mastic; and five grand- children. Funeral s ervices were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Sinnickson ' s Moriches Funeral Home , Center Moriches , with the Rev . Louis Wagner officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Pleasant Ceme- tery, East Moriches. * * * LOUIS LAGAKIS , 82 , of North Street , Manorville , died Decem- ber 30 at his home, Mr. Lagakis was born June 2 , 1882 , ln Greece , and had lived ln Manorville for the past 11 years. He was a life member of Morton Lodge F&AM of Hempstead. He ls survived by his wife , Olive; a son , Constantlne of Grand Island , N.Y, ; a daughter , Mrs. Royal D. Benner of North Mer- rick; and two grandchildren. Religious services were held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Sin- nickson Moriches Funeral Home , Center V;riches , with the Rev. Louis T. Tuleja officiating. Ma- sonic services followed. Inter- ment took place in the Bohemia Union Cemetery, Bohemia. ! I T I B -W W® K to& Si>®«© FOR ALL OC CA SIONS j | 399 MEDFOR D AVE.fJuffWortr,ofSunr/««; PATCHO'i tJE , N.Y. 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In a pre- pared statement , the association commented: \As most of you gentlemen know , the LIA has campaigned long and arduously for the crea- tion of such an agency to coordi- nate governmental action on a number of community develop- ment projects which cut across county lines. \Some of these projects , par- * tlcularly those ln the fields of transportation , water supply, water and air pollution , landuse , recreation and urban renewal re- quire large sums of money, far. beyond the means of local , coun- ty, or state budgets. Yet all have Impact on our local economy. Long Island' s ability to qualify for federal grants earmarked for these projects depends upon the creation of an offi cial regional planning body assigned to study and make recommendations aimed at solving these regional problems. \At the same time , we ac- knowledge the responsibility of ths business community ln plan- ning, and the . necessity for co- ' operation .with approved planning , programs. An enlightened pri- vets sector is vital to the im- plementation of the proposals of s Bi-County Planning Board , and as a complementary step to the formation cf such a Board the LIA will , during 1965 , hire onit s staff a competent , professional plan- ner to work as a coordinator between theNassau-Suffdlk Plan- ning Board and the business com- munity. \The LIA will do no planning, but will serve as the coordinator between Long Island' s business community and the planning board to avoid uncontrolled commercial • strip development , unsightly in- dustrial areas and other objec- tionable features of an unplanned economy. \We therefore , today, move ahead together with the govern- ments of Nassau and Suffolk Counties in planning the future growth of the Island and for the entire business community ac- c ept the challenge — equally with government — for planned com- munity development. \ Group fo Pres&nf Findings On School Systems Survey The Central School Boards Committee for Educational Re- search (CSS) will present the preliminary findings from its Quality Analysis Project for the New York State Central Schools at a dinner meeting for educa- tors and interested • citizens of Suffolk County at 7 p.m. Jan- uary 13 at Perkins Inn , River- head. It is sponsored by the member school districts of the CSS In Suffolk County. The CSS Is a statewide organ- ization of some 350 central school districts which work co- operatively to improve educa- tional opportunity for the child- ren In those districts. The CSS is an affiliate of the Institute of Administrative Research at Teachers College , Columbia Un- iversity. At the meeting, Prof. William S . Vincent , executive officer of the Institute of Administrative Research , will discuss two In- struments being currently de- veloped by CSS to measure the quality of a s chool system: Out- put—achievem ent tes t scores related to student I .Q.; and pro- cess—what happens to the child In the school situation. Prof. Vincent will explore other factors that have been shown , through this study, to bear a close relationship to the quality of an educational program: Fi- nance — the amount of money spent per pupil and how if/s al- located; public opinion—how willing are the citizens in a lo- cal dlsaict to support good schools; and staff characteris- tics—years of professional train ing, how recent is this training, and age, Reservations for the dinner meeting should be made today through Dr. Louis Nannini , Su- pervising Principal , Middle Is- land Central School District; Middle Island , N .Y ./ Tel: (516) YA 4-6400 Senior Hi gh P.T.A. Will Meet Jan. 13 PATCHOGUE-The Patchogue Senior High School Parent- Teacher Association will hold a meeting in the north cafeter- ia January 13 at 8;15 p.m. Forrest McMullen , adminis- trative assistant-secondary In- struction , will be the guest speaker and will discuss curri- culum on a national 'basis , and as lt pertains to what our dis- trict has done In the past and what the proposed plans are for the near future. Refreshments will be served and a nominating committee will be chosen, i , , msom mu ms TO OPEN A PNB j n -. SAVINGS ACCOUNT SSL U y f MONEY DEPOSITED BY JANUARY 8th Mm Wm per annum WI LL DRAW INTEREST FROM Sk\m\W ^k\\ YOUR FULL SERVICE BAM Si W*w»rfv* W w^*s* w ^^ *~m**~^~**m~*3 COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY Tii£ ^0 i) B*^ -f 2£rt tf /%Itf %A NATIONAL ®AN%\ £ ^%JgC^ n> &0 ©r LCN - S ISLAND * 8 Member Federal Deposit insurance Co. Phone: CR 5-4700 PATCHOGUE - NO. PATCHOGUE - MEDFORD - SELDEN - CENTEREACH - LAKE RONKONKOMA %~JConfidence J I is a Source of 1 SINNICK SON'S 1 W MORICHE S * • FUNERAL HOME , Inc. , /, Wesley Sinnickson Thomas A, Sinnickson MAIN STREET CENTER MORICHES TEL . 878-0065 : _ . , HERRMA^N^ A : fmfinf i Ai!l.J(uu4X^ii li * hlihiiii1l Main Street Center Moriches ATlantie 4-0301 Pollution Talks Set For Jan .22 A general meeting of the South Shore Preservation Committee will be held at 8 p.m. January 22 at the Secatogue Elementary School Auditorium , located on Hlgbie Lane , West Islip. The program will Include various speakers , a special representa- tive of Governo r Rockefeller , yet to be announced , and a film on water pollution. Speakers scheduled include: Leslie Sirkin , who will speak on the Geology of the Bay. Mr. Sirkin is an instructor in earth science at Adelphi University; Dr. Roland Wilson , director of marine biology at Adelphi Uni- versity who will speak on the Biology of the Bay; Paul A . Wing- ler , district engineer for the Suffolk County Health Depgrtment who will speak on sewage planning end the present inspection pro- cedure for sewage systems. , Congressman James R . Grover J r., of Babylon will speak on the re-opening of the Fox Hill Channel. Also expected to be on hand for the program is Babylon Supervisor William Lauder who will discuss an esst-westchnitfisl. Brookhaven Tow n Supervisor Charles R . Dominy , chairman of Suffolk County Committee on Bay Waters will also be present. A question end answer period will be held if time permits. Bulk of Former Duchess Estate To 6' iBd@ughter RIVERHEAD-The estate of Mrs. Consuelo 'Vanderbilt Balsam , of Southampton , who died December 6 at the age of 88 , ls valued at over $100 , 000 In realty and over $100 , 000 ln per- sonalty, according to the probate petition , recently filed In Suf- folk Surrogate ' s Court. Mrs. Balsan , the former Duch- ess of Marlborough , actually left an estate worth several millions , according ts some sources. The bulk of her fortune was left to a granddaughter , Lady Sarah Russell , wife of a news- .paper publisher. Much of her bequests are in -die form of trusts. Other granddaughters are left bequests including paint- ings , portraits , furniture and furnishings. Employes of Mrs. Balsan are also left substantial bequests including $55 , 000 to her butler and maid , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Noffman of Ox Pasture Road , Southampton. Several pieces of art work are ordered sold for the benefit of a friend. Edward Crandall of Southampton , according to the will of the de- cedent. The will ls to be submitted for probate January 25 . Rocky Point Woen cs n Wm RIVERHEAD -- Miss June Weber , 24 , of University Road , R ocky Point , died at 11:50 p.m. Monday in Central S uffolk Hospital , from a fractured spine she received in a car crash Friday morning shortly before 8 a .m. at Wading River. She was a passenger in a car driven by Airman Second- class Robert R einer , 21 , of the Suffolk County Air Force Base. The auto apparently went out of control on Route 25A and rolled , police said. Pastor Wood To Deliver 5 Lectures Pastor Eugene B . Wood will begin a series of lectures ln the Patchogue Seventh-day Adventist Church , 184 North Ocean Avenue , Patchogue at 7:45 p.m. Saturday. He has selected as his theme \Christ In All The Scriptures. \ The lecture to be presented Saturday is entitled , \The Mes» slah In Genesis , \ which will be followed by the subject , \Exo- dus , The Book of Redemption. \ The third lecture ls called \Ac- cess to God Through the Atone- ment In Leviticus \ . \Glimpse s of me \vjessSah In Numbers \ Is the uRirir. topic in the serie s , which will be followed by the subject TThe Promised Deliverer In Deuteronomy. \ There will be no admission. All are wel- come, New Labor Head Named By Tempera The appointment of William P. Klouda of Huntington as deputy commissioner of labor was an- nounced today by Suffolk County Commissioner of Labor , Lou V. Tempera. Mr. Klouda , a graduate of St. John ' s University and St. John ' s Law School , was named to fill the vacancy formed by the res- ignation of John E. Long, Jr., who left the post to enter private law practice . Mr. Klouda brings with him a first-hand knowledge of union structure and local labor relationships which he gained as an active member of Local 25 IBEW. He has been a compliance of- ficer in . the Office of Labor- Management and Welfare-Pen- sion -Reports ln the United States Department of Labor. In this position , he was assigned many varied and diverse types of In- vestigations and gained consider- able experience in the vast field of labor relations and labor law . Commissioner Tempera stated , in commenting on Mr. Klouda ' s appointment , \We are most fortunate to obtain the serv- ices of a deputy ln the county department of labor with tech- nical labor relations experience and having local labor-manage- ment relationships , a combin- ation so necessary for the ef- fective operation of the Depart- ment. I welcom e Mr. Klouda to my staff and know that he will be cf invaluable assistance in maintaining harmonious labor- management relations In the County of Suffolk. \ A seven-year-old Middle Is- land girl was admitted Saturday to Brookhaven Memorial Hospi- tal for observation following a three-car accident Saturday In North Patchogue. On Monday hospital authorities said , she was discharged to her home. Mary Chadwick of Swezey .Lane , was a passenger ln a car operated by James E. Chadwick , 61, also of Swezey Lane , when the accident took place about 11:30 a.m. on Su nrise Highway at North Ocean Avenue. According to Fifth Precinct Patrolman ' Richard Kowalski , Allrlch Mehrtens , 38. of 651 South Country Road , East Patch- ogue , told police that he was westbound on Sunrise Highway, turned his head for a moment; end was usabl e to stop for a red light at the NP intersection. 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