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THE WAVE, ROCKAWAY BEACH, N. Y. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1962
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OBITUARY NOTICES
Maurice
Glaser,
F r a n e i s M. S c h a u b ,
Retired Insurance Man
Maurice Giaser who had resided in Far Rockaway for 23 years,
died February 14 at St. Joseph's
Hospital, F a r Rockaway following a long illness. The deceased
who had been retired from the insurance business, was born 71
years ago in Europe. His wife,
the former Rene Levy, died on
January ft,
He leaves a son, Murray of
Woodmere, a daughter,
Mrs.
Helen Rolnick of Lawrence, three
brothers, a sister, and five grandchildren.
Rabbi Joel Zion of Temple Israel, Lawrence, officiated at the
funeral services held Friday
morning in Far Rockaway. Interment followed in Mt. Ararat
Cemetery, Far mingdale, L.I., under the direction of the Riverside Memorial Chapel, Far Rockaway.
Was Painter
Francis M. Schaub, painter
who resided at 227 Beacn 80th
street, Rockaway Bea,oh„ died
suddenly on the Boulevard neai
Beach 70th street last Friday, A
resident of the Rockaways for
27 years, ho was born in Now
York City January 24, 1900, His
parents were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Schaub. A brother Joseph Schaub,
services.
Interment took place yesterday
afternoon in the "The Evergreens" 'Cemetery, Brooklyn, under the direction of the Denis
S. O'Connor Funeral Home, Inc.,
9.1-05 Beach Channel drive
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Winners At Junior H. S. 180
Science, Mathematics Fair
Frank Waitamaker
Dies In Miami
Dinner
(Continued From Pg. 1)
directors was made by William
F. Brunner, president of the Peninsula General Hospital. He alsc
complimented Dr. Langer for \ja
help and leadership to the hospi
tal. •
Dr. Langer, in expressing his
appreciation, stated that, he
would continue working for the
interest of the hospital. He out
lined the history of the hespita'
over the 42-year period he ha;
been associated with it, mention
ing the various superintendents
and adminstrators, and of tR>
growth of the institution to itF
present stage with its new build
ing. He promised the doctors and
directors that he would always
continue working toward the in
terest of the hospital.
BROAD CHANNEL
Neighbors and friends of Mrs.
Frank A. Sehepper of 33 West
14th road, have extended their
condolences upon learning cf her
father's sudden death in Miami,
Fla., last Thursday.
Mrs. # Peggy Ryan, member of
the Social Heirs, social group oi
Broad Channel, celebrated hei
birthday February 17 at her
home in Howard Beach
A capacity crowd danced and
made merry at the St. Valentine
dance and party sponsored by
the Democratic Clubs Saturday
night in the clubhouse, where
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Devine, sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Sugden, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Brown and Charles Phillips were
in charge.
Today is the 12th birthday of
George Barr, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert S. Barr of 1414 Cross
Bay boulevard, and he is spending the day with his parents,
brothers, Robert and Arth'ur and
sister, Barbara, visiting points of
interest in Now York.
At the March 1 meeting oi the
Regular W o m e n ' s Democratic
club to be held in the clubhouse,
Mrs. Edward E, Robinson will
discuss plans for the luncheon
and white elephant sale that
club will hold on March 29.
Prize winners in the Science Weiss, 8 1 ; I 3rd prize, Pamela
and Mathematics Fair held ear Kessler and Lenore Binen, 8-1;
Her this month at Junior Hlgl
Honorable! Mention: Joyce HySchool 198, have been announced man, 8-1; Jfannie Schwartz, 8-1;
US DROPOUTS TO GET
by Loulg Bach, principal of the
Science, 9th Year
school. They are:
STATE ASSISTANCE
Biology: 1st prize, Arnold LeScience, 7th Year
vine, 9-15; Tjerry Kornbluth, 9-16;
It is estimated that 70,000
Biology: 1st prize, Roger Shell Joel Kahan| 9-16; 2nd prize, Joioung people drop out before
ing, 7-17; 2nd prize, Gary Wein sepha Feldrilan, 9-16; Rhoda Rugraduateion from high schools.
stein, 7-18; 3rd prize, Paul; ditsky, 9-2^ Sandra Weissman,
Governor Rockefeller is backing
916;
Bernstein, 7-2;
legislation to provide supervised
Atomic Energy: Outstanding,
Spa.ce Science: 1st prize, Dctig
work and group counseling for
las Uzakewicz, 7-11; 3rd prize Jerome Friedman, 9-16;
16 and 17-year-old school dropPhysics: l i s t prize, Andrew
Richard Navarro, 717;
outs in the state.
Electricity: 1st prize, Theres? Rahldns, 9-M; 2nd prize, Henry
The legislation was introuced
Matier, 7-11; 2nd prize, Shelley Gold, 9-14; Mitchell Newman, 9after the Governor conferred
Melzer, 7-17; Bs4ry Ginsberg. 14; Eric Hyman, 9-17; 3rd prize,
with members of the Council on
Gary Siegel, 9-16;
747;
Youth, the statewide Advisory
Space Science: 1st prize, Mich,
Physics: 1st prize, Howard Lef
Mrs. James P. Moore,
Council on Youth and Work and
kin and Dennis Gilbert, 7-1; 2nd aol Ianno, 947; Victor Elias, 9-17;
representatives of six state agenBorn At Rockaway Bead*
prize, Meralee Wallach, 7-1; 3rd 2nd prize, Gary Bemberg, 9-16; Christian Science Sermon
cies and departments concerned
3rd prize, Joel Hirshhorn, 9-16.
prize, Ronald Ogden, 7-3;
with increasing the employment
Mrs. James P. Moore, of 20
For Sunday Is On "Mind"
Earth
Science:
1st
prize,
Diane
possibilities for young people.
State street, Valley Stream, L.I.,
Dawson, 7-15; 2nd prize, Gale
Brotherhood will be stressed
formerly of Arverne, died sudThe Governor said a superTarnofsky, 7-11; 3rd prize, Ar
at Christian Science church servdenly
last
Saturday
at
the
Meadvised
work program will be fo
Louis K lot/.
thur Winkler, 7-13;
ices Sunday.
owbrook Hospital, East Meadow.
ciiesd on 16 and 17-year-old school
Atomic Energy; 1st prize, Rob
The former Patricia A. Dolan, Mrs. David Travin,
Scriptural selections in the
dropouts who lack basic skills
B o r n In Russia
in
Drucker, 7-1; 2nd prize, James
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Lesson-Sermon entitled "Mind"
and work attitudes necessary for
Germansky, 7-17;
Louis Klotz, plumber, who re- Dolan of 69-22 Burchell avenue, Born hi England
will include this advice of Paul:
employment.
1
With Amateurs "Now I beseech you, brethren,
Chemistry: 2nd prize, Barbara
sided at 333 Beach 65th street, Arverne, she was born at RockMrs. David Travin, who had
Arverne, died Sunday at a hospi- away Beach, March 13, 1930.
by the name of our Lcrd Jesus
EDUCATION MAJORS
been a resident of 170 Beach Bier, 7-18;
For Thjree Performances Christ,
tal in Staten Island, from injurHonorable M e n t i o n : Renee
Mrs. Moore is survived by her 117th street, Rockaway Park, for
that ye all speak the
ON SAGE DEAN'S LIST
ies sustained in an accident husband; three sons, James P., ten years, died suddenly Sunday Krinsky, 7-17; Faye Rothberg,
(Continued from Pg. 1)
To Assist Cancer Unit same thing, and that there be no
which occured 16 days ago.
Kevin P., Brian J.; two daugh- at her residence, 78 West 180th 7-14; Corinne Nuss, 7-15; Peter
divisions among you; but that ye
Miss Judith Schneider, daughof all our citizens- and we will
He was born in Russia 53 ters, Patricia M. and Kathleen M., street, .the Bronx. The former Kaplan, 7-11; Patricia Kantor,
Rehearsals for the musical be perfectly joined together in continue to base our actions on ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schneiyears ago, the son of David and her parents; two brothers, Peter Lena Eagle, she was born 65 7-11; Ira Lubenstein/ 7-1.1; Ste- comedy "Operation Mink" to be the same mind and in the same what appears to be the best pos- der, 528 Beach 128th street, and
Cella Klotz. He lived in Brook- J., and John P. of Arverne and years ago in England. Her par- ven Guttenberg, 711: C a r o l presented ajt Junior High School judgment" (I Cor. 1).
sible combination of sound plan- Miss Barbara Schwartz, daughter
lyn before moving to the Rocka- two sisters, Mrs. Mary Conden ents were Mordecai and Marsha Nach'tenberg, 7-2; Sharon Rosen, 180, Seaside, are progressing at
One of the cerrelative citations ning and the public's best inter- of
Mr. and
Mrs. Sanford
of Boonton, N.J., and Mrs. Ann Eagle,
7-2; Warren Rosenberg, 7-2; Iris merry pac« It is to be a three- to be read from "Science and
way s 12 years ago.
ests."
Schwartz,
1502
Mott avenue,
He is survived by his wife, Morovich of Far Rockaway.
Mrs. Travin was a member of a Schneider, 7-14; Mark Goodman, day stand,! March 9, 10 and 11, Health with Key to the ScripMembership
in
the
civic
organhave
been
named
to the Dean's
7-15;
A solemn high mass was offer- Bronx Chapter of Hadassah.
Pauline (nee Ficher); two sons,
for the benefit of the American tures" by Mary Baker Eddy izations in the West End Is com- List at Russell Sage College,
Dennis Harold and Martin Shel- ed yesterday morning in St. Rose
She leaves her husband, who is
Also: David Abelson, 7-17: Cancer Society and will be pre- states (pp. 469-470): "With oneM posed principally of private home Troy, for honor work in the first
don, of the 65th street address; of Lima R.C. Church by the Rev. affiliated with the Sun Paint Co. Wendy Bress, 7-12; Lynn Zucker. sented under the auspices of Fath'er, even God, the whole fam- owners
who are opposed to open- semester of the academic year.
a brother, Abraham and two sis- Ralph J. Garvey, celebrant; the in Edgemere; two daughters, 7-1; Alan Cooperman, 7 1 ; Carl Philip Port! Memorial Unit.
ily of man would be brethren; ing up the area to multiple
Miss Schneider is a senior maters, Rebecca and Sarah, all of Rev, Samuel Winters, deacon Mrs. Sidney Berg of Pelham Kirschner, 7 1 ; Alan Berrick. 7-1;
Members of the cast are well and with one Mind and that God, dwellings such as large apart- joring in elementary education,
and the Rev. James Burgess, sub- Parkway, the Bronx; Mrs. Max Clifford Colpitt, 7-21; Jay Etkin. beyond what usually is referred or good, the brotherhood of man
Brooklyn.
ment houses and also to row
Rabbi Aaron Chomsky of Cor deacon. Interment followed in Scharfstein of 536 Arlington road, 7-21; Peggy Taus, 7-3; Carol to as "talented." These are ex- would consist of Love and Truth houses which they consider un- and Miss Schwartz, a junior,
also majors in elementary edugregation Cnesses Israel, Larkin Long Island National Cemetery, Cedarhurst; a sister, Mrs. Rose Wilen, 7-18; Lynne Malakoff, 7- perienced performers, some with and have unity of Principle and suitable for the area.
cation.
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avenue, Arverne, officiated at the Pinelawn, under the direction of Malnick of Newport News, Va., 11;
professional backgrounds and spiritual power which constitute
These
associations
have
been
m
funeral services Tuesday after- the Denis S. O'Connor Funeral and five grandchllden.
amateurs >|mo have appeared in divine Science.''
Mathematics,
7th
Year
carrying
on
an
unremitting
camHome
Inc.,
9105
Beach
Channel
noon from the Riverside Memoother productions in which they
Rabbi Israel Zuckerberg officiShoddy
paign against anvthin^ which, In
First
prize,
Albeit
Weiss,
7-2;
rial Chapel, Far Rockaway. In- drive.
acquitted
themselves with dis- V i s i t i n g N u r s e S e r v i c e
ated at the funeral services h,eld 2nd prize, Donald Factor and
their opinion, would down-grade
terment followed in New Monte
Tuesday morning in the Bronx. George Hoffman, 7-3; 3rd prize, tinction.
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the character of the community.
Solomon
Trailer,
fiore Cemetery, Pinelawn, L. 1.
Interment followed in Mt. Moriah Henry Blankopf, 7-3;
Throughout the Rockaways
Shoes ?
They
have pointed out that they
A late winter series of classes
Cemetery,
Fairview,
N.
J.
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there
is
much
talk
about
the
Former Realtor Flere
Honorable Mention: Vicki Mehl coming production as local resi- for prospective mothers and fa- settled and build their homes in
Marcello Pagano,
the West End because of the
and Sherrill Langsom, 7<2;
Solomon Traiger, retired real- Mrs, Robert Martin,
dents recall the pleasure they thers conducted by staff of the prevalence of private and two
Services Tuesday
tor of Far Rockaway, died sudhave had Watching members of Visiting Nurse Service of New family houses.
Mathematics, 8th Year
York will begin next month at
Marcello Pagano, died sudden denly February 13 in Miami Long A Local Resident
First prize, Denise Fingerman the cast perform on other occa- the agency's central office and
ly Thursday at the home of his Beach, Fla. Mr. Traiger, who was
Mrs. Robert Martin, resident and Karen Mintz, 8-1; 2nd prize, sions. That is believed by momson and daughter-in-law, Mr. and born in New York 66 years ago, of 87-14 Rockaway Beach boule- Jay Mancus, 8-1; 3rd prize, Pam- bers of thcJunit to be the reason at five centers in Manhattan, the
Mrs. Pasquale Pagano, 69-46 Bur- the son of Harry and Tiliie Trai vard, died suddenly yesterday at ela Kessler and Cheryl Krinsky, for the lively demand for tickets Bronx and Queens.
Thto course covers facts and
for all thr<fe performances.
chell avenue, Arverne, where he ger, had boon a resident of the the Peninsula General Hospital. 8 1 ;
discussion
concerning the develhad resided for the past four Rockaways for 30 years. He re- Mrs. Martin was the former
The ticket sale is being handled
Honorable
Mention:
Jacqueline
opment
of
the unborn child nusided at 10-39 Beach 9th street, Bertha Dunphy, daughter of
years,
by Mrs. jOac Cohen, 174 Beach
In
wood,
8-1;
trition
elements
related to his
Mr, Pagano was born in Italy prior to moving to West Holly- James and Lilian Adlingt/on Dun
138th street; Mrs. Norman Siegel,
OUR QUALITY REPAIR
growth
and
the
need
for mediMathematics, 9th Year
122-20 Boardwalk and Mrs. Leo
68 years ago. His wife, Daminica, wood, Fla., where he had lived phy and was born in New York
cal care of the mother. Using
the past three years.
died In 1931,
First prize, Wayne Rhojnfeld, Pomerantz^ 125-15 Beach Channel dolls
City, May 12, 1888. A resident of
will m a k e ' e m l o o k s o
as models, parents will
drive.
Besides
selling
tickets
these
He is survived by two sons,
Mr, Traiger was a member of the Rockaways the greater part 9 1 ; 2nd prize, Alanna Siegfried,
Pasquale of Arverne, Philip oi the Free Sons of Israel and the of her life, she was the widow of 9-1; 3rd prize, Jane Pollard and ladies woijld also like to hear practice general care of the new
g o o d , y o u c a n ' t lell ' e m
from young men who would like baby and learn techniques Ol
Brooklyn, a stepson Lcuis Llso Edgemere Civic Association.
Robert Martin, who died in 1931. Sharon Goldbaum, 9-11;
to volunteer their services as bathing, feeding and dressing
of Brooklyn, a daughter, Mrs.
He lives his widow, Blanche" She is survived by a son, ChrisHonorable Mention: H e 1 e n e Stage
hands. Several more are him.
from N E W !
James Boreen of Chicago, 111., (nee Henachel); two sons, Sey- topher, who lives at home; two Savitt, 9-1; Bonnie Kalem, 9-12;
Afternoon classes from 1:30 to
needed.
and four grandchildren.
mour and Arthur and a daugh- daughters, Mrs. Margaret McScience, 8lh Year
3:30 for mothers only will begin
Why buy new shoes when we
A solemn high mass was offer- ter, Mrs. Shirley Berg lass, all of Elrath of 87-14 Rockaway Beach
at
34-33
Junction
boulevard,
CoFirst
prize,
Joel
Weingast,
8-1;
FRENCH
CONTESTS
%n repair your old ones so
ed Tuesday morning in St. Rose Bellmore; two brothers, Seymour boulevard and Mrs. Viola Reichrona on Thursday, March 1 and
of Lima R. C. Church by the and Dave of Edgemere and a ert of Arverne; a brother, Chris- 2nd prize, Cara Levine and Sue
tvcll? See us for lasting satis§ET FOR PUPILS at 90-37 Parsons boulevard, JaRev. Samuel Winters, celebrant; sister, Mrs, Beatrice Blumenthal topher, of Mineola; two sisters,
faetion.
Two contests are scheduled maica on Tuesday March 6.
the Rev. Ralph J, Garvey, deac of thte Beach 9th street address. Lillian of Brooklyn, and Daisy of
for students of French' in the
For A Limited Time Only
We sell the famous
on and the Rev, James Burgess, He also leaves seven grandchil- Florida; two grandchildren, Mrs.
city's
junior
and
senior
high
Put
youself
in
the
other
felsub-deacon. Interment followed dren.
Roberta Williams and J o h n
Pay For Cut Wash
schools.
low's shoes occasionally you'll
CHILD LIFE SHOES
In St. John's Cemetery, Middle
Rabbi Charles B. Chavel of Reichtert and three-grandchildren,
The 38th annual high school you feel more like sympathizing
Village, under the direction of Congregation S h a a re Zedek, Mary Ann, Joseph and Elizabeth
Set - restyling
conest of the Societe des Pro- than criticizing.
for Growing Children
the Denis S, O'Connor Funeral Edgemere, officiated at the fu- Williams
fesseurs
Francais
en
Amerique
Home, 91-05 Beach Channel drive. neral services last Thursday
The Rev. Henry M. Childs, jr„
Q. Under the new law, how* will be held March 16 at 3 p.m.
ORTHOPEDIC
morning from the Riverside Me- pastor of the First Congrega- much credit is needed for a man in Columbia University's TeachIt seems to be the fashion to morial Chapel, Far Rockaway. In. tional Church will officiate at who was 65 in 1961 to qualify ers CollegA More than 50 prizes
SHOE REBUILDERS
day to wear our budgets un* torment followed in Beth Moses the funeral services tomorrow at for retirement benefits? What will be of»red in the 200-word
Mon. Tues. W e d .
1:30 p.m. at the Denis S. O'Con- about another man, (my broth- essay contest.
balanced.
Cemetery, Pinelawn, L. I.
Michael Berardino & Son
nor Funeral Home, 91-05 Beach er) who will be 65 in 1964?
265 Beach 116th Street
The national Fench contest,
Channel drive. Interment will fol. Please give the answer in the pa- sponsored by the American AsRockaway Park
low in "The Evergreens" Ceme- per.
sociation or Teachers of French,
Tel.: GRanite 4-9292
444 Bench 129th Street
tery, Brooklyn.
A. For a man who was 65 in will be hell for junior and senBelle Harbor
1961, 10 credits (about 2'/2 years ior high sfhooi pupils Saturday,
Erard Egel,
FOR
GR 4-2202
of work) will be enough to quali- April 7, iniNew York University.
Understanding beyound the ordinary
fy
for
retirement
benefits.
The
Free
Parking
at John's Garage
Had Long Illness
EVERY OCCASION
. . . service beyond the expected
man who will be 65 in 1964 will M a r s h a H o r n s t e i n E l e c t e d
Erard M. Egel of 148 Jean- need 13 credits (about SM years As Student Representative
Paperback Books
ette
avenue, Inwood, died yester- of work).
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Marsha
Wornstein,
daughter
of
day at St. Joseph's Hospital, Far
Q. I read that the new law Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hornstein
Toys
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Rockaway, after a long illness. lets people qualify for retirement of
1441
Point
Breeze
place,
Far
Far Rockaway: 12S0 Central Ave. • FA 7-7100
He was the son of Mrs. George checks on less work under social RockawayJ was elected by the
Party Goods
Manhattan: 78th St. and Amsterdam Ave. t ENdlcott 2-6600
Egel of Far Rockaway and the security. How much time under student
council
to
represent
the
Mt. Vtrnpn • Bronx • Brooklyn • Miami
late Mr. Egel, and was born 68 social security, does a woman student body on the executive
CHOCOLATES
Saint Patrick Day Cards
directors: Morton Rosenthal - Norman Shapiro
years ago in Far Rockaway.
YOLANDA'S
MILDRED'S
need to qualify if she will be 62 board, Faculty Student AssociaAND
The deceased was an employee in 1962? Also, what about a man tion, at State University's Agri273 B. 116th St.
707 Central Ave.
PASTRlfeS
of the Peninsula National Bank. who will be 62 in 1963?
QR 4.4303
Far Rockaway
cultural a i d Technical Institute
CHAPIU IN ALL L0N8 ISLAND COMMUNITIES
In past years he had been asA. A women reaching age 62 at Farminftdale.
FA 7-9429
sistant manager of the Edge- in 1962 can qualify with 11 social
now exclusively
The Facility Student Associamere plant of the Borden Milk security credits, which amounts tion
7POINT
icontrqls
all
income
from
stu.
Co.
to about 2% years of work. A dent bookstore, athletic events
CORSET REPAIR
He served in the Army during man reaching age 62 in 1963 can and cultural activities and allo87-12 R. B. Boulevard
World War I, He was a mem- qualify with 15 credits, or 3% cates fun$s for all student orSERVICE
ber of the J. Franklin Bell Post years of work under social secu. ganizations on campus.
Rockaway Beach 93, N. Y.
1. All Seams repaired
B E A C H REXALL
No. 81, American Legion and the rity. This does not have to be
NE 4-8878
Miss Hornstein is a freshman
2.
Material
Patched
where
torn
Republican Club of Inwood.
consecutive, and work as far majoring In advertising art and
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3. Re-plushed where needed
He leaves his widow, Margaret back as 1937 still counts.
DRUG STORE
design.
(nee Belcher); a son, George, of
4. All Bones replaced
Q. I am 62 and want to claim
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Shines
Through
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Inwood; his mother; a brother, benefits, as I understand the
Beach 116th St. & Boulevard
5. AH Loops replaced
Joseph F.; two sisters, Mrs. new law lets men draw at that
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End
BEACH MUSIC STUDIOS PRESENTS
6. Bones patched when coming
Frank Webster and Mrs. William age. The trouble is that I have
Rockaway Park (NE 4-1133)
The faith that shine* through the darkest
thru
Curtis, all of Far Rockaway and no birth certificate. It there any
hours to solace and sustain Is expressed In
Sylvia Resnick, Dir.
too boauty of a funeral service that Is con7. 1 Pair Garters replaced
two grandchildren, Cathy and way I could get my social secuducted with deep roTerenco and autet dignity
CANDIES AND
Donna Egel.
rity without one?
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Visiting hours will be at the
PASTRIES
A. Yes. There is no requireMeserole Funeral Home, 143 ment that you must have a birth'
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"1 FOR ALL
Lord avenue, Inwood. A requiem certificate to get benefits. But
All
other
repair*
slight
Separate
Workshops
For
Adults
&
Teens
N Kptmve 4Nn7t
AI B CONDITIONED
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mass will b e offered tomorrow we do have to have some >proof
additional charge
W4 Beeob 116th Street
Bookawsvy Park, N. M •,
at 9:30 a.m., in Our Lady of of your age. A person's age can
dinners, Advanced —- Professional Instructors
Good Counsel R. C. Church, In- be established for social security
UMITGJ) ENROLLMENT — INDIVIDUALIZED ATTENTION
wood. Interment will follew in purposes in many ways, You
Long Island National Cemetery, probably have some paper or
279 Beach 140th St.
GRanite 4-5091
Pinelawn, L. I.
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document at home that will work.
There is no need to delay applyOABDOF TH1ANKS
ing for the benefits because you
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Appleby can't locate proof. Come In and
OR 4-2573
wish' to thank their many friends discuss your case with us at our
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
for the very beautiful cards and office in Jamaica.
gifts they received on their 50th
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wedding anniversary.
Frank p. Wanamaker, fathei
of of Mrs, Fank A. Sehepper oi
3S West 14th road, Broad Channel, died suddenly last Thursday
in Miami, Florida, where he had
resided for the past ten years.
Mr. Wanamaker had been a
resident of Brooklyn prior tc
moving to Florida and had beer
an embalmer prior to L'.s retire
ment \% years ago,
He was born June 15, 1875 at
Nyack, tfte son of Lawrence and
Mathilda Wanamaker.
He leaves his wife, Mabel Wanamaker; a sort, Arthur who re
sides in Centerport besides Mrs.
Sehepper; also three grandehil
dren, Carl and Arthur Wanamaker and Miss Catherine Sehepper.
Cremation took place in Flor
ida. The ashes will be interred
in the family plot at Oak Hill
Cemetery, Nyack, at the convenience of the family.
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The family of Nat Rochelle
deeply appreciate and gratefully acknowledge the comforting
expressions of sympathy of all
the friends from Congregation
Sisterhood and Arverne Hadassah.
The Regular Republican Organization of the Rockaways will
have installation of officers on
Wednesday evening at 8:30 at
the clubhouse at 9502 Rockaway
Beach boulevard. Judge Angelo
A thing of beauty sometimes Graci will be the installing
proves to be an expense for- officer and Melvin Klein, Master
of ceremonies.
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