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RECENT OBITUARIES MRS, FRANCES LOTKO , SS , of 3 South Prospect Avenue , Patchogue , died Saturday at her home. Born in Patchogue , she was a resident of Patchogue all her life. She was a member of the Catholic Daughters of America , Court Cardinal Gibbons 616. She is survived by her husband , Joseph J.; one son , Harvey J. Lotko; one daughter , Mrs. Edward Roeckel ; four grandchildren , her parents . Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Yablonski; three brothers , Joseph YaWon- ski and Bernard , all of Patchogue , and Edward of Sayville. The Holy Rosary was recited at 8:30 p.m. Monday at The Robertaccio Funeral Home. A Solemn Requiem mass was cel- ebrated at 10 a. m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R . C . Church , the Rev. Ralph Mont- eleone , officiating pastor. In- terment was in Holy Sspulchre Cemetery, Coram , New York. HERBERT B . CHAMPLIN , Jr., 37 , died January 14 at his home , 15 Pine Street , Blue Point , after a long Illness. Born In Sayville , he had lived in B lue Point for the past 20 years , where he was a well- known ham radio operator , with call letters of K2MEM . He leaves his parents , one brother , William H. Champlin of Patchogue; and one sister , Mrs. Catherine Upton of Bayport Services were heldatRa ynor ' s Chapel , Sawille , at 2 p.m. Jan. 16 , with t_e Kev. Robert Rapolje , pastor of the Patchogue Church of the Nazarene , officiating, fol» lowed by interment in Union Cem- etery, Sayville. • * * JOSEPH M1GNOT , 80 , of Long Island Avenue , Yaphank , died last Thursday at South Shore Conval- escent Home , Patchogue. Born in Canada , he had lived in Yaphank 27 years , and was a re- tired carpenter who had been employed at the Suffolk County Infirmary at Yaphank. He is survived by one brother living in Canada. Services and interment were private. Funeral arrangements were made by the Ruland Funeral Home. MRS. SARAH GREEN , 76 , of 177 River Avenue , Patchogue , died Saturday at the Ursuline Nursing Home , Oakdale . She was bora in East Patchogue and was a Hie . resident of this area. She had been a member of the Patehogye Congregational Church since March 5 , 1905. She is survived by two sister , Mrs. Lena Tuley of Patchogue , and Mrs. Mary E. Brown of Trevose , Pa „ and a brother , Percy N. Kemp of Maine. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Ruland Funeral Home , the Rev. Stuart W. Van Cott , pastor of the Patch- ogue Congregational Church , of- ficiating. Interment was in Wash- ington Memorial Park , Coram . GEORGE J. WALTERS , 59 , of 295 Oak Street , Patchogue , died Saturday at Reldy ' s Tavern , 298 East Main Street , Patchogue. Born in Brentwood , he had been a Patchogue resident for the past SO years. He was a manager at Reldy ' s Tavern. Mr. Walters was a member of Engine Company No. 1 of the Patchogue Fire De- partment , a member of the Exempt Firemen ' s Association of Patchogue and an honorary mem- ber of Amvets Patchogue Post 111. Fifth Precinct Patrolman James Tate administered oxygen to Mr. Walters at the tavern. Earlier , Richard Tafe had tried to revive Mr. Walters with mouth, -to-mouth respiration. Dr. Wil- liam Kelly pronounced Mr. ^_._._._._., ____ .*_._ ._._. _ ___._>_.-.^ Walters dead at 10:13 p_ m. Dr. George J. Adler of the Medical Examiner ' s office , authorized the body to be removed to the Brook- haven Memorial Hospital Morgue. The Rev, Joseph Catanzaro of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church administered the last rites of. the Roman Catholic Church. Fifth Squad Dets. Eugene Kiechlin and William Schoenig also were called to the scene. Surviving are his wife , Irene; a daughter , Mrs, Carol Neger of Patchogue; a son , George J. Walt- ers , Jr. , of Philadelphia , Pa.; a brother , William of Greensboro , N. C.i a sister , Mrs. Ann Deely of Harrison , N. Y ., and three grandchildren. Amvets , and firemen ' s serv- ices , and a rosary service were held Tuesday at the Pettit Funeral Home. A solemn requiem mass was said yesterday at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church , by the Rev. Ralph Monteleone , the Rev. Severio Mattel , and the Rev. Catanzaro. interment will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Cor- am. GEORGE S. CARL , 76 , of 76 Jennings Avenue , Patchogue , died last Thursday at Huntington Hos- pital. Born in Brooklyn , he was a resident of Patchogue for 25 years. He was a Veteran of World War 1 , serving with the U. S . Army. A teache r of piano and organ , he hadcomposedl9pieces of music and , in addition , taught and arranged music for piano and organ. He leaves no known survivors, Funeral services were held at 10 a . m. Monday atThe Robertac- cio Funeral Home , with die Rev. Robert Rapalje of the Nazarene Church officiating. Intermentwas in Washington Memorial Park , Coram. . * * MRS . M.RGARETE PASTERN 92 , of 6 South William Street , Patchogue Shores , died Sunday at her home. Born in Germany, she was a resident of East Patchogue for 19 years. She is survived by three daugh- ters . Miss Joan Pastern of East Patchogue , Mrs. Theresa Bel- mont of Patchogue and Mrs. Har- ry Raskop of Patchogue: two sons , Herbert of Floral Park and Frank of East Patchogue; eight grandchildren and eight great- grandchildren. The Holy Rosary was recited at 8:30 p.m, Tuesday at The Robertaccio Funeral Home. A Requiem mass was celebrated at 9 a.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph the Worker R . C. Church , the Rev. Mathew Houlihan , pastor , officiating. Interment was In Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Coram . WILLIAM W . LANGRIDGE , 78 , of 37 Patchogue Road , Lake Ronkonkom a , died January 9 at his residence following apparent heart failure. Born in Brooklyn , Mr. Lang- ridge was a retired foreman with the Department of Hospitals in New York City. He is survived by two sisters ; Mrs . Minnie Moynahan of Mas- sapequa and Mrs. Julia Roehrig of Lake Ronkonkoma , with whom he resided at the time of his death. The body reposed atthe Joseph A , Weber Funeral Home in Lake Ronkonkoma , where religious s ervices were held at 9 a.m. J an- uary 13 with the Rev. William F , Gotwald of Holy Cross Lutheran Church officiating. Interment followed in C ypres s Hills Ceme- tery, Brooklyn. WALTE R CHMURZYNSKI , 74 , of 1330 Coates Avenue , Holbrook , died last Thursday. A well-known realtor , he plan- ned and developed the Waltess Estates in Ronkonkoma. It was one of the first housing develop- ments in the area. He is survived by his wife , Tekla; a son , Casimer; three brothers , Edmund , Louis and Julius; a daughter , Mrs . Stella Balkwlll , and four grandchildren. The Rosary was recited Sun- day night at the Koster Funeral Home in Elmhurst. Mass was celebrated at St. Adalbert ' s R .C . Church in Elmhurst at 9 a.m. Monday, and interment followed in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Coram. Local arrangements were made by the Joseph A . We- ber Funeral Home In Lake Ron- konkoma. MRS, MARION B , CABLE , 86 , of 10 Edwards Street , Say- ville; died Monday in the Say- ville Nursing Home , after a long illness, Mrs. Cable was born in New York City and had spent the last 50 years as resident of Sayville. Her husba nd , Robert , died lt\ 1951 , and had been the manu- facturer of Cable Pianos. Mrs. Cabl e was a member of the Sayville Congregational Church , theWomen ' s Fellowship, in whi ch she was very active until recent years when her health failed; and a member of the Kneedle Craft Club. Services will be held in the Sayville Congregational Church at 11 a.m. today. The Rev. Trevor A. Hausske , pastor of the church, will officiate. Interment will be in Union Cemetery. Sayville. MRS, HELEN DOWD SMITH , 44 ot Mortons Point * Southold . died last Thursday, following surgery at Huntington Hospital. Born in New York City, Mrs. Smith served In the WAVES dur- ing World War II , and was a mem- ber of the American Legion Auxiliary in Southold, She is s urvived by herhusband , Walter L.> a professor of marine biology at Suffolk Community College; two daughters , Deborah and Colleen; her parents * Mr . and Mrs. David Dowd of Hunting- ton; a sister , Mrs. William Young of Southold; and a brother Capt. Theodore Dowd of Southold , In the Air Force , and stationed in South Carolina. Services were held Monday afternoon at the Sullivan Funeral Hom e ln Kings Park. Interment followed at Pinelawn National Cemetery. » * * SAM PEO , 76 , of Broadway, Mastic , died Friday at Cedar Lodge Nursing Home , Center Moriches. Mr. Peo was born May 18 , 1888 , in Italy, and had lived ln Mastic for the past 40 years. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Monday at Herrmann ' s Funeral Home , Center Moriches , with the Rev. William Waters officiating. Interment took place at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, East Moriches, FRANK J. POJE , 71 , of 1568 Montauk Highway, Mastic , died Saturday at his home. Mr. Poje was born December 24 , 1893 , in Austria , and had lived In Mastic for the past 36 years. He was a member of the Mastic Fire Department and Forge River Boat Club. He is survived by his wife , Marie ; two daughters , Miss Ad- eline Poje and Mrs. Frances Potokin , both of Mastic; a sis- ter , Mrs . Marie Gaide of Queens Village; and four grandchildren. Forge River Boat Club ser- vices were held at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday at Herrmann ' s Funeral Home , Center Moriches , followed by Mastic Fire Department ser- vices at 7:30 p.m . Rosary was recited at 8 p.m. Requiem mass was celebrated at St. John ' s RC Church , Center Moriches , at 9 a.m. yesterday with the Rev. Matthew Wisniewski officiating. Interment followed at Holy Sep- ulchre Cemetery, Coram. ALEXANDER C . MCDONALD , 62 , of 65 Forest Avenue , Shir- ley, died January 12 at his home. Mr. Mc Donald was born March 26 , 1902 in Ireland , and had lived in Shirley for the past seven years. He was retired from the New York City Transit Author- ity. He is survived by his brother- in-law , Karl Foseld of the Bronx. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Thursday at Sinnlckson ' s Moriches Funeral Home , Center Moriches , with the Rev. William Waters officiating. Interment took place at Mt. Pleasant Ceme- tery, East Moriches. * * * JOHN EDWARD GALBRAITH , 60 , of Homestead Road , Bacon HUl , N.Y., died Saturday at Sar- atoga Hospital. Mr. Galbralth was born De- cember 30 , 1904 ln Brooklyn. He had lived in Mastic Beach for 42 years prior to moving to Bacon Hill several months ago. He was an-exempt mem- ber of the Mastic Beach Fire Department , Civil Service As- sociation , Mastic Beach Repub- lican Club , and former foreman for the Brookhaven Town High- way Department. He started the first Boy Scout Troop in Mas- tic Beach. He Is survived by his wife , Edna; two daughters , Mrs . Mary- ann Kuzmech of Mastic Beach and Miss L ynn Galbraith of Mas- tic Acres; his mother , Mrs. Annie Galbraith of Valley Stream; two brothers , one sister , and three grandchildren. Prayer service was held at 7:45 p.m . yesterday at Her- rmann ' s Funeral Hom e , Center Moriches. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. today at St, Andrews Episcopal Church , Mas- tic Beach , with the Rev. Alfred T . X. Zadig officiating. Interment will follow atMt. Pleasant Ceme- tery. East Moriches . * * • CARL R. CARLSON , 56 , of Eastport Manor Road , Manor- ville , died Monday at Central Suffolk Hospital , Riverhead. Mr. Carlson was born May 30 , 1908 , In Brooklyn , and had lived in Manorville for the past 16 years. He was an electric- ian for the Brookhaven National Laboratory. He is survived by his wife , Nellie; two sons , Robert and Charles , both of Manorville; two sisters , Mrs. Wilma Ellefesen of Brooklyn , and Mrs. Viola Ol s- son of Rochester , Pa.) and a brother , VVuiiam> of New York. Funeral services wil l be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Herr- mann ' s Funeral Home , Center Moriches , with the Rev. John Vignalli officiating. Interment will follow at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Coram. • * * MRS. DOROTHEA SKIPPON , 50 , of 58 Mowbray Street , Patchogue , died Monday at her residence. Born in Brooklyn , she lived in Patchogue for the past 24 years. vShe is survived by her hus- band , Joseph , of Patchogue; a daughter , Mrs. Vernon Bal dwin of Babylon; a son , Joseph , Jr., adopted daughter , Doris; adopt- ed son , Charles; a sister , Mrs. Edythe Muirain; all of Patch- ogue , and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Pettit Funeral Home , the Rev. John E . Southard , pastor of the First Baptist Church of Patchogue , of- ficiating. Interment will follow in Washington Memorial Park Cemetery, Coram. MERLON WILSON , 52 , of 89 Hawkins Avenue , Ronkonkom a , died January 12 In St. Charles Hospital following an illness. Mr. Wilson was a well driller and was a partner In the well drilling company of Seitz and WUson. He had lived and worked in Ronkonkoma for many years . Mr. Seitz , his partner , died sev- eral months ago following an extended illness. He Is survived by his wife , Nettie; three sons , Ronald and Thomas of Ronkonkoma , and Douglas of the U, S. Navy; four daughters , Mrs. Eff le Lang and Mrs. Janice Banville of Central Islip, and Mrs . Nettie Sm ith and Mrs. Shirley Dambolse of Ron- konkoma; his parents , Frank and Eva Wilson of Ronkonkoma; two sisters , Mrs . Reba Servicegood of Oakridge , Tenn.; and Mrs. Arial Tully of Newark , NJ.; three brothers , Verl Wilson of Mlneola , Elrod WUson of Ches- ter and Aviard Wilson of South- field , and two grandchildren. The Joseph A , Weber Funeral Home in Lake Ronkonkoma was in charge of funeral arrange- ments. Religious services were held at 10 a.m. Friday with the Rev. Harry S. Eid , Jr., pastor of the Methodist Church , officia- ting. Interment followed in the Lake Ronkonkoma Cem etery at Five Corners. g^^^V*^ w «^v^»*i r*r% p ~ \ \ v *. — — ~~ _- —¦ _- _- — I FiLfll lrifER5«eo FOR ALL OCCA SIONS \ \ 399 MEDFOR D AVE,(Just*ferfhof5onr/sej PATCHOOUE , N.Y. ] | GRover 5 - 1779 \FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE \ < BAYPORT FUNERAL HOME CHARLES LYNCH , Lie. Manager 870 Montauk Hi g hway Bayport HR 2-0122 Day or Nig ht ,XK>0<X>60©0©0_ <>OOOC«©G«tXXKXXKXKK>0^^ RULAND F UNE RAL HOM E C W. RULAND RONS . !NC. Funeral Director* Sine, ISit S68 NEW NO. OCEAN AVE,. PATCHOGUE :: GRover 5-0098 MOKE .HAS . 68 . EARS O? 2ZTZZDA2LZ SEEVICS — — - — — — — ¦—— ¦—— ¦—- ¦——_ - — »——.—._»_-»<»---»i».^— _«»*»-.---_-- *_*-»_»_-»- ** i ™ C_ artUf€i|8t. li6 We wish to t hank the ma ny friends of o ur be loved 2f st l |tr ft. fit * €»«nittg l |sm fo r all thei r ki nd r eme mbra nces at t be time of b is d eath T he C unni ng ham f amily Photograp her Bill Goldf ein Dies as He Co vers A ffair William R. Goldfein , 44 , owne r and operato r of the Maple Leaf Photo Service at his home at 5 Jones Street , North Patchogue , died unexpectedly while cover- ing an Adelphi Suffolk College testimonial dinner honoring As- semblyman Perry B. Duryea at the Huntington Town House last Thursday night. A reside nt of the area for mo re than 15 years . Bill was a free lance photographer,, servicing area newspapers and the Suffolk County Republican Committee; he did general photographic work; was the official photo- grapher of the Town of Brook- haven and also a photographer for the wire services. Mr . Goldfein was stricken at about 8:15 p.m. as the dinner: was getting u nder way. Artifi- cial resuscitation was attempted until oxygen arrived , but he failed to respond. He was taken to Huntington Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival at 9;25 p.m. Born In New York City, Mr. Goldfein starte d Maple Leaf Photo Service six years ago , and quickly became one of the busiest photographers In Suffolk. But he still had time for civic and school affairs. M- . Goldfeinwas a captain in the Island Marine Tra ining Corps and was a member of the North Patchogue Civic Association. A veteran of the Canadian Army, he was wounded while serving in the European Theatre ot War and was decorated. He Is survived by his wife , Evelyn; two daughters , Susan and Gail; a son , Garry, all of North Patchogue , a sister , Rose ot Forest Hills , and his mother , Mrs. Charles Goldfein of the Bronx. Funeral service s were held at Temple Beth EI , Patchogue , at l:30 p.m. Sunday, Rabbi Dsvid Schudrich and Cantor Bryn Nathan officiating. interment followed ln Patchogue Hebrew Cemetery. Arrangements were made by the Pettit Funeral Home. H@sp. S@ri@§ Residents of the community are urged to listen to a con- tinuing series of programs broadcast at 11:45 a.m. each Sunday on radio station WALK concerning \The Most Impor- tant Building in Town - Brook- haven Memorial Hospital. \ Each broadcast is aimed at informing the public of a par- ticular phase of hospital op- eration. The series is de- signed to be both informative and interesting, with criti- cisms and suggestions always welcomed. ^|&^§g^ COAL & LUMBER CORPORATION }^ J(S5= T -T^ PATCHOGUE-PORT JEFFERSON ROAD Z ^V ^M L MEDFO RD , I. «- . N. Y. 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Brookhaven Memorial Hospital , In affiliation with the Board of Cooperative educa- tional Services of the Second Supervisory District and the local New York State Employ- ment Service , graduated a new class of nurse aides Tuesday. A schedule of 12 classes which will be in operation until Janu- ary 1966 , ls currently planned. A total of 150 nurse aides are to be trained. The Nurse Aide program has been conducting classes at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital since October 1963. Since that time about 75 of these trainees have been employed In hospitals , nursing homes and nursery s chools and state mental hospi- tals. They have been called an outstanding success. The following trainees receiv- ed their completion certificates at Tuesday ' s ceremony: Delorls Belford , Charlotte Hamemick , ' Helen Malloy, Sally A . Orosz , Bernlce Grace , Rosalie Ann Gorr , Kathleen Jackson , Laur- en Mennella , Joyce Randazzo and Katherine Sacco. The new class will begin today and will last for five weeks. 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