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THE WAVE, ROCKAWAY BEACH, N. Y. THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1962
OBITUARY NOTICES
Arthur Brand
World War II Veteran
Mrs. Louis Bronstein
111 Six Months
J o s e p h 11, C o h e n
SCIENCE LEGTfJKK
BY IOKM.tiJt BANKER
Nicholas
How hdjalth and individual use.
fulness 0|n be restored through
spiritual means, as illustrated in
the Bible; will be brought out in
a public lecture on Christian Sei-
Kpiscopo
BROAD CHANNEL
Radio Club Elects
Smith As President
Mis. Ethel Demarest who un-day evening at a Rockville Cenderwent major surgery recently tre night spot.
at Peninsula General Hospital,
Congratulations are in order
has been convalescing at her for Mr. and Mrs. Preston Colder O p e r a t i o n O f E m e r g e n c y
home at West 14th road, since of 713 Cross Bay boulevard, who
Network
Is
Diseiisseil
February 19.
became grandparents February
Mr. and Mrs. William J Kass 21, when their daughter-in-law,
Chapter Is K e p t O p e n
of 17-15 Cross Bay boulevard, ac- Marylin, gave birth to a daughcompanied by trAnr daughter and ter at Jamaica Hospital.
Officers were elected at the
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
At the regular business meet- third organizational meeting of
Stewart of 114 Noel road, return- ing of the Regular Women's the Rockaway Radio Club which
ed last week following a vaca- Democratic Club tonight in the meets on the second Tuesday cf
tion spent in Miami Beach, Fla., clubhouse, 707 Shad Creek road, each month at the American Lewhere they met Mr. and Mrs.plans will be discussed for a gion clubhouse, 301 Beach 92nd
Charles Korpas and daughter, luncheon and white elephant sale street. Several new members
Evelyn; Mr. and Mrs. John Stew- to be held March' 29 a t the club- will be received and the books
art of Wavecrost, and the Har- house with Mrs. Edward Robin- are being kept open so that all
old Meehans.
members in good standing at the
son in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Brown
The committee in charge of April meeting will be considerof 29 West 13th road, were mar- the card party held recently by ed charter members.
ried 29 years on Monday.
the Regular Women's DemocratAlfred G. Smith WA2TAQ, was
Louis W. Russo, jr., 13-year-old ic club, at the clubhouse, were chosen as president; Robert Shason of Mr, and Mrs. Louis W. the Mines. Edwatd Robinson, piro K2MYS, vice-president; Phil.
Russo of 430 Cross Bay boulc chairman; William M. Sugden, lp Pumilia VVA2MLN, secretary;
vard, is homo from school on Joseph Nicholson, Arthur Ma- Walla-e Shapiro WA20HN, treashealth suspension and will re- loney, president; Irene Gay nor, urer and Stanley Doben K2MQS,
ceive private tutoring until Sep< Charles Phillips, Charles W. sergeantatarms. Also elected
tember when he will be able to Curran and James Dunleavy.
were four executive board memresume his studies at Junior High
bers: John Grover K2UHD, ArSchool 180
DOCTOR, NURSE CLUBS thur Cholakis K2VIT, Ralph PinMr. and Mrs. Victor Chadwick,
HOLD JOINT MEETING cu s WA2AWH and Charles FromMr. and Mrs. Martin Conneely
A combined meeting of the Fu- check WA2JSK.
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis GoeCommittee chairman appointmans dined and danced Satur- ture Doctors and the Future
ed:
Barry Forrest, WA2BIT, Rob.
Nurses clubs will be h'ald at the
ert
Shapiro
K2MYS, Stan Doben
P e n i n s u l a General Hospital,
K2MQS,
Arron
Nathanson WA2
TEENERS 150 STRONG at
Edgemere, Saturday at 2 p.m.
IXC,
Dick
Taaffe
K2HQO and
clubs are open to all inAT VALENTINE DANCE These
Rick
Small
WA2AKT.
terested high school seniors and
Eighteen members were accepOne hundred and fifty teen- juniors, as well as college stuted
Into the club a t this first
agers were present Friday eve- dents.
ning when St. Gertrude's High
Dr. Harry Charrippor Of Ne-official meeting and the presiSchool Confraternity held its an- ponsit, head of the Department dent, Al Smith, felt that this
nual St. Valentino's Dance in the of Biology, New York University, number will increase and that
new auditorium, 327 Beach 37th will deliver a talk on the op- membership will no doubt doustreet, Arverne.
portunities and what is avail- ble in a very short time.
Discussion was held on future
Tho "best twisting couple" of able through the National Sciclub activities and many projects
the 25 couples who competed in ence Foundation this summer.
wore suggested, most important
a "let's twist contest" were June
PUBLIC N O T I C t
being for the future emergency
Moylan and Mickey Cintron of
PurjUatl
to
t
h
e
l^ihlie
SVrvlce
1/Jiw
Edgemere. Blanche Cintron of and Rule 30 of Circular No. 116, tho network operation which will be
Edgemere was judged the "best undersigned hereby Riven notice thui activated on the two-meter ama.
it has nuiildd to tho Public Service teur band.
girl twister" and Ri,cb'ard Sny- Commission,
"Statement of Purchasder, the "best boy twister." The ed Gas Adjustment No. 19," effective
The club will meet every secMarch 1, 1962, getting forth n purchas- ond Tuesday of the month at the
contestants were judged by The ed
gras adjustment, tor the month of
Valiants and the master of cere- March and each month thoreaitor Legion clubhouse at 8:30 p.m.
until changed, of o.ssoo cent per loo Membership is open to all licensed
monies who is the group's mod- cubic
foot applicable to hillings unorator, the Rev. Charles M. Sul- der Service Classifications NOB. ' find amateur raidio operators and al2 of p. s. G. No. i Gas,
livan.
so to any person avidly Interestof t h e s t a t e m e n t a r e on file ed in amateur radio, whose aim
A St. Patrick's Dance is sched- in Copies
t h e offices of t h e Company and a r e
uled for the evening of March available for inspection,
is to obtain an amateur radio
Long Island Lighting
Company
TUOhy.
President
16 in the now auditorium, accordoperator's
license.
John
ing to the group's supervisor, February 81, i!»(i2.
Mrs. Jo McGlynn of Arverne.
Landscape Cai'tlcncr
Had T h r e e Sisters Here
Arthur Brand, of 4512 Norton
Nicholas Episcopo, landscapi
Mrs. Louis Bronstein, of 13-19
Joseph B. Cohen, wb'o had been
avenue, Edgemere, died Friday Eggert place, F a r Rockaway, in the real estate business in gardener, who had lived fofollowing a short Illness at the died February 21 at the Long Is- New York and on Long Island, many years on Beach 84th street
Peninsula General Hospital. An land Jewish Hospital, New Hyde died February 21 at his residence, and recently moved to 69-14 Fail
employee of Allied Fleet Service P^ark, after a six months' illness. 76 Reyam road, Lynbrook, L. I., ing street, Arverne, died sudden
a t International Airport, the de- The former Esther Simon, daugh- after an Illness of several months. ly while watching a jai alai gam.
ceased was born in New York ter of Sidney and Ida Simon, she He was born in Russia 60 years February 21 in Miami Beact
City on October 25, 1904. Hiswas born 66 years ago In Hunga- ago, the son of Max and Sarah Fla., where he was spending i
parents were Charles and Her- ry. Sh'e had been t a resident of Cohen.
winter vacation.
tha Ehert Brand.
Beach 77th street', Arverne, for
Mr. Episcopo, son of Angeh
The deceased was a board
A resident of the Rockaways 40 years before moving to Far member of the Hebrew Institute and Antoinette Episcopo, wai
the past eight years, Mr Brartd Rockaway two years ago.
of Long Island at F a r Rocka- born 57 years ago in Salerno
served in the Army during World
Italy. He had lived
She leaves her husband, a son, way.
in the Rocka
War II.
Morris of Far Rockaway; a
He is survived by his widow, ways for 40 years.
He leaves l'.s widow, Marj
He leaves his widow, Rose; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Rotkowita Myldrid (nee Berger); a son, Stuson, Arthur J. jr.; a daughter, of Long Beach; three brothers, art; a daughter, Sorita, both liv- (nee Coiro); also four brother;
Christine; two brothers, Richard two in New York, the other in Ihg at home and three sisters, and a sister, in Italy.
and George and two sisters, Mrs. Montevideo, Uruguay; a sister in Mrs. Max Black, Mrs. Max H. A solemn high mass was of
Frances Holz and Mrs Berth'a Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Galfunt and Mrs. Leo Keller, all fercd Tuesday morning in St
Chorlln.
three grandchildren, Stuart and Of Neponsit. He was the brother Rose of Lima R. C. Church, the
The Rev. Henry M. Childs, Jr., Perry Rotkowitz and Dori Bron- Of the late Nathan M. Cohen and Rev, Ralph J. Garvey, celebrant
Henry H Cohen, both' of Nepon- the Rev James Burgess, deacor?
pastor of the First Congrega- stein.
sit.
and the Rev. Samuel Winters
tional Church, officated at the
Rabbi Arthur H. Neulander of
funeral services held Tuesday af- Congregation Darchay N a o m, Funeral services were hold Fri- the sub-deacon. Interment follow
ternoon. Interment followed in Bayswater, officated at the fu- day morning at the Riverside Me- ed in the family plot in St
Long Island National Cemetery, neral services held Friday noon morial Chapel, F a r Rockaway. Mary's Cemetery, Inwdod,. undei
J o h n D. Pickett
Pinelawn, under the direction of from the Riverside Memorial Rabbi Morris Friedman of Con- the direction of the Denis S
the Denis S. O'Connor Funeral Chapel, F a r Rockaway, assisted gregation Beth David, Lynbrook. O'Connor E'uneral Home Inc., 91 ence to jpe given here on MonHome, Inc., 9105 Beach Channel by Cantor Sol Sadowsky. Inter- officated and assisted by Cantor 05 Beach Channel drive.
day by John D. Pickett of Chidrive.
ment followed in M.t. Ararat Cem- Shapiro of the Lynbrook congrecago, m l
etery, Farmingdale.
gation. Interment followed in the Louis Boxer
Mr. PJ|kett will speak in the
Alias Emma Becker
family plot in Baron Hirsch CemRetired
Plumber
,church
[auditorium, 1835 Mott
Mrs. Edwin Snyder
etery, Staten Island.
avenue,
JFar
Rockaway at 8:30
Dies In Brooklyn
Following an illness of seven
Active
In
Temple
p.m.,
unler
the
auspices of First
Louis Sontupe
months, Louis Boxer, retired
Miss Emma W. Becker, who
Church
jjbf
Christ
Scientist. His
Mrs. Edwin Snyder, of 241
plumber, of 6 Williams Court,
had been a resident of the RocksubjectJwill
be
"Christian
SciFar Rockaway, died Monday at
aways for 35 years, died Satur- Beach 130th street, Belle Harbor, Was Chief Architect
ence: 'me Unfailing Power of
day at th'e Cumberland Hospital, died after an illness at the PeninLouis Sontupe, architect, who the Oceanview nursing home in God Male Practical.'' The public
Brooklyn. She had made her sula Hospital, on Saturday. The had resided in Belle Harbor Far Rockaway. A resident of the is invited to attend without
horn© with her sister, Mrs. Lou- former Florence I Hoffman, she Since 1941, died after an illness Rockaways for 40 years, Mr
ise Kuestner at 231 Beach 135th was born 43 years ago In New Saturday at his residence, 415 Boxer was born in Russia, May charge.
A nat(ye of Ohio, Mr. Pickett
street, Belle Harbor, for many York. Her parents, William and Beach 127th street. He Was bom 15, 1885.
years before entering a nursing Minnie Hoffman reside in Rocka- in Philadelphia, Pa., 59 years
was
educated in Georgia and
He had been a member of Con
home in Brooklyn; 18 months way Park.
and
North
Dakota. Formerly pros,
ago, the son of Isaac and Ethel gregation Talmud Torah Knesetl:'
ago.
Israel, Far Rockaway for 35 ident of inis own investment bankA resident of the Rockaways Sontupe.
ing firnji he liquidated his bust
years.
for
30
years,
Mrs.
Snyder
was
a
Miss Becker was born in New
Mr. Sontupe studied at the
ness affairs in 1942 to enter the
He
leaves
his
widow,
Anna
member
of
Temple
Beth-El,
RockYork, February 2, 1872, and was
Hebrew T e c h n i c a l Institute,
full
tinjB practice of Christian
(nee
Greonberg);
a
daughter,
away
Park
and
its
Sisterhood;
the daughter of George and
Cooper Union and Columbia UniScience.
He was a Christian Sci,
Mrs.
Kathryn
B.
Samel
of
Berthe Rockaway Park Chapter of versity. He had been with the
Anna Miller Becker.
Ionce
Wartime
Worker during
She leaves her sister.; two Hadassah; and the Rockaway Robert L. Blen, architectural genfield, N. J.; a brother, Wolfe World War II. Prior to that he
nephews, James Robertson of In- Park League for Cerebral Palsy. firm of New York, since 1949. At of Denver, Colo., and a sister, had sewed in active field servShe loaves her husband; two the time of his death, he was the Mrs. Esther Weinstein of Brookwood and Howard Lowande of
ice on Ihe Illinois Flood Roliof
sons,
Steven, 12 and. Larry company's chief architect. He lyn.
the Bronx and a niece, Mrs. RobC
o m m l 11 e e s of The Mother
Rabbi
Ralph
Pelcovitz
of
ConMichael,
4;
her
parents,
and
a
was instrumental in designing
ert Diffley of the Belle Harbor
Church,!
The First Church of
gregation
Talmud
Torah
Kneseth
sister,
Miss
Lillian
Hoffman
of
such buildings a s the Grade
address.
Christ,
Scientist,
in Boston, MassIsrael,
Far
Rockaway,
officated
Towers Apartments a t 180 East
The Rev. Henry M. Childs, jr., Rockaway Park.
achusetts.
Since
becoming a
at
the
funeral
services
on
TuesRabbi Manuel Goldsmith of End avenue and the luxury
pastor of the B^irst Congregamember
of
Tho
Christian
Science
day
from
the
River-side
Memotional Church of \0hich the de- Halifax, Canada, a friend of the apartment house at 900 Fifth rial Chapel, B1ar Rockaway. In- Board If lectureship, he has
ceased was a member, officiated family, officiated a t the funeral avenue and 71st street, New terment followed in Both David traveled! throughout the United
at the funeral services held this services Monday morning from York.
States, pouth America and CanCemetery, Elmont, L. I,
morning from the Edward P. the Riverside Memorial Chapel
He is survived by his widow,
ada
of
Far
Rockaway.
Interment
folSAMUELS pittfQ SHORE
Bennett and Son Funeral Home,
Pauline (nee Hanft); a son, Ira; W a s h i n g t o n I, l l c g e n i a u
lowed
in
Beth
Moses
Cemetery,
264 Beach 116th street, Rockaway
and a daughter, Ethel, all of
C AGE LIVINC
StART NEW BUILDING
Park, Interment followed in Lu- Pinelawn, L. I.
Belle Harbor; a brother, Abra- Retired Local Pcliceiiian
theran Cemetery, Middle Village.
ham, of Brooklyn and three sisYMfllOSIUM TOPIC Excavation was started last
Mrs. Harry Kosen
Washington I. Hegeman, who
ters, Mrs. Rose Maniscalco of
week for the new Samuels drug
was a .Rockaway resident for
Mr«. J o s e p h Cassauo
Brooklyn;
Mrs.
Matilda
Barouch
to
live
in
the
Atomic
"How;
store building on tho north sido
Had Long Illness
of Belle Harbor and Mrs. Doro- many years, died February 13 at Age" is fthe
subject of a sympos- of Rockaway Beach1 boulevard,
I
Born In Georgia
Memorial Hospital in West Hol- ium of pommunity religious leadMrs. Harry Rosen of Belle thy Schneider of Manhattan.
at the corner of Beach 74th
lywood, Fl&.» a t the age of 82
Harbor,
the
former
Eva
Kram,
Mrs.
Joseph Cassano died
elite ;sponsored by the Five street.
Rabbi
Abraham
Ohrenstein,
asera
bei
Towns-lockaway
s-Roc
Chapter of the
Tuesday evening at her homo, who was born 53 years ago in sociate rabbi of Temple Beth-El, years.
It is to be completed by earNew
York,
died
Thursday
after
He
was
a
retired
Now
York
Committee
for
a
Sane Nuclear- ly summer and will be occu436 Beach 69th street, Arverne,
Rockaway
Park,
officiated
at
after a long Illness. She was the a long illness at University Hos. services Monday afternoon in City policeman and for some Policy, to be hold next Thurs- pied immediately by the Samuels
former Ruth Underwood, daugh- pital in New York. She had re- Far Rockaway, assisted by the years had served in the 100th day evAiing at, 8:45 p.m., at tho store now at tho corner of Beach
ter of Ch'arles and Kate West sided at 260 Beach 137th street Rev. Irving Mirsky. Interment and later in the 101st Precincts. Hewlett*Woodmcro Public Libra- 84th street which is to be demolUnderwood and was born May and had been a local resident followed in Mt. Ararat Cemetery, For a number of years he drove ry, 1125 Broadway, Woodmere, it ished as it is on the site of the
11, 1904 at Cedar Town, Ga. She for the past 20 years.
B'armirtgdale, under the direction the patrol wagon in the 101st was announced by Saul Behind* new Dayton Park houses.
She is survived by her hus- of the Riverside Memorial Chap- Precinct and was on that assign- lor, chairman of the organzation.
had lived here four years.
The new building will be a one
ment when he retired.
band r a son, Richard of Barest el of Far Rockaway.
Her husband survives.
The meeting will feature the story structure. Besides the drug
He is survived by two daugh- Rev. Hlhry W, Childs, jr., pas- store it will also contain several
A requiem hlgn mass will be Hills; a daughter, Barbara, who
lives
at
the
Belle
Harbor
adters,
Mrs. Valerie Seifort of tor of Ml* First Congregational professional offices, all fronting
Mrs. iDavid I loci una it
offered a t 10 a m , tomorrow in
dress;
a
brother,
Harry
Kram
of
Pompano Beach, formerly of Church of Rocka way Beach; Rab- on the boulevard. A large parkSt. Rose of Lima, R. C. Church.
the
Bronx
and
a
sister,
Mrs.
Ann
Lived
Here
4
3
Years
Beach
88th street here and Mrs. bi My|"on Berman of Temple ing space for the occupants' use
Beach 84th street. Interment will
Kapp
of
Far
Rockaway.
Rose
Nesselt
of West Hollywood Beth-El; in Cedarhurst, and the will be maintained in back of tho
follow in St. Mary's Cemetery,
Mrs, David Hochman, of 182
1
Funeral
services
were
conductand
a
brother,
Remsen Hegeman, Rev. H i Oliver Scott, rector of building
Lawrence, under the direction of
Beach 74th street, Arverne, diec
ed
Friday
in
a
Brooklyn
funeral
in
Pennsylvania.
He also leaves the Firft Baptist Church of Far
the Denis S. O'Connor Funeral
Friday after a brief illness a t Mehome.
Interment
followed
in
M
t
five
grandchildren,
Robert and Rockaway. The program Will inHome, Inc., 9105 Beach Channel
morial Hospital, New York, She
Ararat Cemetery, Farmingdale, was the former Jennie Hochman, William Nesselt, Mrs. Barbara clude questions from the floor.
drive.
Shoddy
L. I.
daughter of Berek and Gitla Reeves and Robert Seifort, all in This |s one of a series of comHochman and was born in Po- Florida and Fred Seifert, Jr., of munityivide meetings being planShoes?
ned by i h e SANE Committee deland 65 years ago. Her husband Arverne,
signed l o stimulate interest and
died in 1950. She lived at 131
Bea,ch 83rd street for 42 years, Rabbi Rackman Speaker discussion of the issues posed
by the Atomic ago.
moving to the Arverne address
At
Friday
Night
Forum
one year ago,
Understanding beyound the ordinary
Rabbi Emanuel Rackman, of
People who miss tho freedom
Shte is survived by two sons,
, , . service beyond the expected
Congregation
Shaaray
Tenia,
will
train
ale those who live far beBenjamin of East Meadow and
speak
of
the
final
session
of
the
yond
tJVoir station in life.
Joseph, of the Beach 74th street
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resides a t 2 Swan road, Arverne Forum scheduled . for Friday
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and six grandchildren. A son, night, March 9. The event will
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Harry and a daughter, Goldie, take place at the Congregation
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Kneseth Israel, 11-06 Nameoke
are
deceased.
Mt. V«rnon • Bronx • Brooklyn • Miami
Rabbi
Abraham Kaplinsky, Street in F a r Rockaway
directors: Morton Rosenthal . Norman Shapiro
will m a k e ' e m l o o k s o
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Rabbi Aron Katz, both of ArMILDRED'S
verne and Rabbi Gabriel Beer, way Forum series is a joint effort 273 B. [116th St. 707 Central Ave.
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Interment followed in Old Monte- the committee in charge of arWhy buy new shoes when we
fiore Cemetery, Springfield, L. I. rangements. Members of the ComRSET REPAIR
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mittee are: Jerry Alter, Rabbi I.
SERVICE
well? See us for lasting satis*
B, Rose, Dr. Abba Walker and
John Stratum
1.
faction.
All
Seams
repaired
Rabbi Seymour Baumrind.
Former Resident
2. Material Patched where torn
We sell the famous
John Stratton, a former resi3. Re«plushed where needed
dent
of
Rockaway
Beach,
died
in
Eternal
Light
Shines
Through
4. AU Bones replaced
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5.
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for Growing Children
lived
106 Hazel street, North BellThe faith that shines through the darkest
6. Bones patched when coming
hours to solace and sustain Is expressed In
more. He was a carpenter and
thru
the beauty of a funeral service that Is con\n<e\e
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Rockaway
Beach,
where
he
was
/.ll
other
repalra
alight
266 Beach 116th Street
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He* is survived by his widow,
Jessica; a daughter, Mrs. Jessica
Mary Redman of Syosset; four
brothers, Charles of F a r Rockaway, George of Florida, and Wil.
liam and Theodore, both of West- BEACH REXALL
bury, and three grandchildren.
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Services were conducted by the
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Rev. George Stowell, rector of
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St, Mark's Episcopal Church of
Beach 116th Si. & Boulevard
North Bellmore, on Tuesday eve
C tt i t* It' 1 W V tl V I C V
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Rockaway Park (NE 4-1133)
was in Evergreen Cemetery,
Brooklyn, on February 21.
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