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Mrs Kate Liotta returned to her duties at the Bockaway Beach office of the Chase Man- home with several friends and ha n a n Bank on Monday follow ing a two-weeks vacation

EUen Ctuxton daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cluxton of 112graduation of her god-son Fred Lambert avenue Farmingdale Hopenwasser on Wednesday eve L I graduated Saturday eve- ining from the May wood Junior ning from the Farmingdale Jun kgtr High School She is the granddaughter of Mrs Regina Brandcnberg nurse at the Penshyinsula General Hospital Who re-hides at Beach 81st street

Mr and Mrs Edward Henry former residents of 140 Beach With street have- moved to their new home in Hewlett L I

Another family which moved recently from Holland section is the Schmeelk family The Misses Isabella M and Kathryn are nraquow residing at 199 Beach 46th Jit I vet

Mrs Anna Keller president of thlaquo Womens Guild of St An drew by the Sea Episcopal Church Belle Harbor returned this week to her home at 335 Beach 84th street following a visit with her sisters Mrs Flor ence Stelnhllber and Mrs Joe Murphy In Lynbrook

Peter Zadroga son of Mr and Mis I Zadroga of 87-21 Rocka

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way Beach boulevard celebrated his 14th birthday Friday at the

relatives Mrs William O Texdorf of

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High School where he received two awards for participation in the senior band and school choir His parents are Mr and Mrs Jack Hopenwasser former resi dents of Arverne

Edward Thompson of 214 Beach 88th street is a patient a t the Veterans Administration Hospital in New York

John Hess son of Mr and Mrs John Hess sr of 301 Beach 84th street was in the June graduating class at St Camillus Parochial School and will enter

Far Rockaway High School in the fall

Mr and Mrs John Murphy and family of the Bronx are now at their summer cottage a t 310 Beach 89th street where they will spend the summer months

The 17th birthday of Thomas Murphy son of Mr and Mrs John Murphy residents of the Bronx who are spending the summer months here in the Rockaways was celebrated last night at the familys summer residence in Carol Court Beach 89th street at a family gathershying

John Hess sr and son John of 301 Beach 84th street attend-ed the game Monday evening in the Yankee Stadium

Mr and Mrs T Diaz and chilshydren Tommy and Carolyn Ann from KiHeen Texas and Mr and Mrs A C Langley of Pine Bluff Ark are here on a two weeks visit with relatives

Bill McKlllup of the B r o n v was a recent visitor to the Rockshyaways and spent a weekend with a friend Bob Murphy of Carol court Beach 89th street

J and enjoyed fishing in Jamaica Bay

Residents of the Rockaways have extended their heartfelt sympathy to the family of the late Mrs Frances Lategola longshytime resident of the Rockaways who passed away after an illness a t t h e home of a daughter Mrs Rose Basile in Inwood

Trip To Ireland For 2 Is Top Prize At St Camillus Bazaar

The annual St Camillus bazaar will open tomorrow night in the St Camillus School auditorium on Beach 99th street and will continue on Saturday Sunday and Monday evenings The final nights of the bazaar will be held next weekend July 8 9 and 10th

At the last night of the bazaar the awarding of a feature will be held This major

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prize prize of Two Weeks in Ireland for Two People or the cash equivalent has become increasshyingly popular each year as a feature of the bazaar and there is tremendous Interest throughshyout the city

Each night a very valuable door prize will be awarded to a person who attends the bazaar that evening

The bazaar will feature all well-known brand bull names and trade names on products used for prizes and the committee reports that this year s group of prizes is the most complete and most cosily collection of awards ever found at a bazaar in the Rockaways

John Nawrath president of the Holy Name Society chairshyman and Mrs Rita Duffy presshyident of the Altar and Rosaiy Society co-chairman offer asshysurance that this will be a bazaar long to be remembered in Rockaway They and their committee have been working and shopping for weeks to seshycure the very finest jn mershychandise

Drum Corps to Play Matthew Walsh director of the

St Camillus Rands has arshyranged a big parade featuring the St Camillus Championship Drum Corps also the Junior Drum Corps to celebrate the opening of the bazaar As an added feature the St Camillus Rrass Rand will give an o]gten concert on Beach 99th street in front of the School on Friday night Throughout the entire bashyzaar entertainment will be proshyvided by the various St Camilshylus Rand units

This year thltgt bazaar is toeing staged to raise funds for the furnishing of the new St Camilshylus Convent rapidly approaching completion on Reach 99th street next to the school The Rev John F Murphy Pastor of St Camillus Church said yesterday We have built the Convent and now we turn to the people of Rockaway Reach and ask their assistance in furnishing it so that it may be one of the most up-to-date residences in the

Rockaway area We are sure that the people of Rockaway Beach will cooperate to the ut most In making this become a reality

The co-chairman has announshyced that the following will be among those serving on the comshymittee Thomas Alessi Evelyn Alklre Glen Alkire Peggy Alshylen Louis Brendel John Bren-nan Ivy Bulloch Patrick Byrne Catherine Casey Charlotte Ca-voores Pat Clancy Jim Clark John Clarke Patrick Corry Bridshyget Corry Kay Dolly Danna Fitzgerald Loretta Frank Peggy Gaffney Mary Garcia Marion Gaye Matthew Hennessy Kay Kadish Jack Loof Fannie La Ruff a Eleanor Madonna Jack McCaffrey Veola McConnell Vincent and Ann McMahon James Molloy Helen Nash Lucy Vacca Thomas OShea Rose Osshywald James Ryan Marie Schultz Mary Stone Alice Nawrath Fredshydy Weber Albert Welply Joseph Wilson

Opening Summer Dunce At Church Wedneeday

The first in the series of sumshymer dances sponsored by the Pilgrim Fellowship High School age group and Hob-Nob Fellowshyship of the First CoMgregational Church for young people of the church arid the community will be held Wednesday evening in the John C Green Chapel of the church Reach 94th street and Beach Channel drive

The hours of the dance will be from 8 to 11 pm and a donation will be asked a t the door Young people attending must come attired in convenshytional wearing apparel

The dance committee is comshyprised of Gunnar Jensen Mrs Frank Showl Mrs James Levan dowski Mrs Harry Schweitzer Randy Heyden president of the Pilgrim Fellowship Nancy Hart-man Martha Silberger Frances Harris and George Jensen

The summer dances that have been held over the past four years have always Ibeen very popular with the young people

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Honored At St Francis School Commencement

Timothy A Sweeny received the oratory award and James J Hutchinson was given the spelling award a t commencement exershycises of St Francis de Sales School last Sunday afternoon in the school hall

The Rt Rev Msgr J Jerome Reddy pastor presided and adshydressed the graduates

The V F W awarded medals to Florence Oppenauer Marie Kimball Susan Germain and Kathleen Murphy Certificates were won by Margaret Schneller Barbara Harlin and Patt i Ann ONeill

Religion awards went to George C Schlecht Florence S Oppenshyauer John J Langton and James S Hoffman

Peter J Stathis Timothy A Sweeny Patricia A Donohue and Kathleen Duffy received the mathematics awards

English awards were presented to Kenneth B Harlin Joseph J Pospisil Joan M Hickey and Kathleen M Doherty

In social studies Thomas B McManus- Jean E Nason Clare L Maloney and William T Reedy were honored with awards

In the essay competition awards on democracy Kenneth B Harlin Kathleen M Doherty James J Lyons Peter J Stathis Florence S Oppenauer Rose So-lino and Maiy C ONeil received certificates

General excellence medals were given to James S Hutchinson Marie T Kimball Neil S Rogers and Eileen A Ehlers

Arthur Blum won the gold medal from the Automobile Club of America Certificates were preshysented to Joseph Gilbert Michael Donohue Kenneth Brooker John Roberts Lawrence Connors Wilshyliam Madtes John Curley Stephen Sullivan William Bren-nan Stephen OConnor William McGrane and George Hergen

Florence S Oppenauer gave the salutatory speech and Timothy A Sweeny was the valedictorian

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Mrs Michael Lategola Lived Here 50 Years

Mrs Michael Lategola who had resided a t 189 Beach 82nd street for over 50 years died Monday a t the home of her daughter Mrs Rose Basile 815 Morris avenue Inwood where she had been stayshying the past seven months follop-inpound an illness of some time

Widow of the late Michael Lashytegola who died in February of 1942 she was the former Fran cefe Bonaduce daughter of Jack and Mary Tembesto Bonaduce and was born in Italy April 17 1873

The deceased had been a conshytributor to the St Theresa Little Flower group for over 40 years

Nine sons Michael of Rockashyway Beach John Lynbrook Do-mihick and Patrick of Rockaway Beach Joseph and Anthony of Arverne George of Belle Harbor Louis and Vincent of Rockaway Beach survive also four daughshyters Mrs Martha Mele of Arshyverne Mrs Mary Verdoni of Rockaway Beach Mrs Rose Bashysile of Inwood and Miss Isabel Lategola who resides at the Beach 82nd street address

The deceased also leaves 20 grandchildren 14 great grandshychildren and three great great grandchildren

A Solemn High Mass was ofshyfered this morning in St Rose of Lima R C Church Beach 84th street Interment followed in St M a r y s Cemetery Lawrence under the direction of the Denis S OConnor Funeral Home 172 Beach 84th street

Frank De Mayo Shoe Repair Man

Frank De Mayo a lifelong reshysident of Far Rockaway died suddenly on Monday a t his reshysidence 13-14 McBrlde street He

The other day a young salesman was telling of an experience he had just come through It seemed that for a period of monthSj his work has been going downhill The more he rushed around try- ing to catch up the more he seemed to fall behind I was in cage he said The faster I ran trying to keep up with everything the less I was able to go forward

Finally as a last resort he decided to take things more calmly He set aside a definite period for early morning thinking At noon he carved out a thirty-minute period for a quiet bit of reading He refused to talk with anyone during this time

Things began to change almost at once Before the week was out the young man had begun to seofje a fresh confidence and a new ease in his work His creative planning was done better And the many details he still had to take care were attended to with much lpss furor and anxiety

Soon or later we all find that our spirits can not grow in a cage The more we have to do the more we need qinet times to condition ourselves for the doing

Let it not be imagined that we are j suggesting quietness inshystead of activity

In our business weve learned the hard way that quiet planning

Is always the first step A good suggestion therefore to you DO-nWOURSELF men

and women who do a little carpentry or building ajpund the house with the proper tools and equipment purchased 8 l great savings now at Weisman Lumber here in the heart of the Rockaways youll find your work easy and pleasant to accomplish Why not take advantage of the top Summer Buys now at Weisman Lumber for all your Building and Lumber needs Whether its electrical supshyplies Paints Lumber Building Supplies and a hundred other items for the home try Weisman Lumber at the foot of the Bridge a t 95th St here in the Rockaways The one-stop store for all your building and lumber supplies is Weisman Lumber a t 95th St amp Beach Channel Drive in Rockaway and the telephone to remember is GR 4-5100 bdquo | gtbullbull( |jraquo

(Answeis Are Printed Below) 1 Fireflies will soon be lightshy

ing up your evenings How do they do it a) With chemical secretions b) By friction (rubshybing their hind legs together) c) By reflecting light from outshyside sources

2 A quar t of whole milk has 666 calories How many calories would you guess the same amount of skim milk has a) 350 b) 188 c) 420

3 When ground beef you buy discolors rapidly you know its a) Very fresh b) Not fresh c) Normalmdashdiscoloration means nothing

4 Best way to conserve nushytrients when cooking food is to a) Reduce the amount of water used b) Reduce the cooking time c) Reduce the amount of food surface area exposed

5 Want to avoid a sweltering summer in the house Then stay in a place with an exterior of- a) White concrete block b) Red-painted brick c) Dark grey asphalt shingles

6 If gardening this year youll have more success by reshymembering that most vegetables and small fruits grow on a) Alkaline soils b) Slightly acid soils c) Strongly acid soils

7 When early settlers came to Jamestown in 1607 they startshyed small home flocks of chickens What did they use the birds for primarily a) Feathers b) Food c) Cockfights

8 Straight swing-needle and zigzag all refer to a) Sewing machines b) Swim strokes C) Flight pat terns of the bumble bee

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December 29 1907 the son of Frank and Theresa Mantlca De Mayo The deceased had a shoe repair business in Hewlett

His widow Alice (nee Cardea) survives A son Frank jr of Far Rockaway and four daughshyters Mrs Eleanor Daniels of Ce-darhurst Mrs Theresa Peppe of Inwood Mrs Josephine Fusco of Woodmere and Miss Linda De Mayo of the McBride street ad-dressalso survive Others inshyclude two sisters Mrs Mary Bashysile and Mrs Josephine Valenti both of Far Rockaway and nine grandchildren

The body is reposing at the Dieringer Funeral Home 18-30 Cornaga avenue Far Rockaway A Missa Cantata Mass will be ofshyfered tomorrow a t 10 am in St Mary Star of the Sea R C Church Fa r Rockaway Intershyment will follow in St Maiys Cemetery Lawrence L I

Mrs James Player Inwood Resident

Mrs James Albert Player a resident of Inwood for the past 60 years died last Wedensday at her home 225 Elizabeth street Mrs Player the former Augusta Ketcham daughter of the late Lawrence and Sarah Ketcham was born October 3 1884 in Amityville L I Her husband died 16 years ago

Five sons Wilbur of Cedar-hurst Howard of the Elizabeth street address Russell of Youngstown C Donald and Stanley of Inwood survive Also three daughters Miss Doris Claire Player of the Elizabeth street address Mrs Evelyn Irons of Inwood and Mrs Es-telje OConnell of Hempstead

Others include two sisters Mrs Mae Morris and Mrs Ruth Mills 15 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren

The Rev Howard Keifer of the Community Bible Church Inshywood officiated a t funeral serv-ices Saturday afternoon in Inshywood Interment followed in Greenfield Cemetery Hempstead L I

Mrs William Hogan

Native Of Ireland Mrs William Hogan a resident

of the Rockaways for over 20 years died last Wednesday at her home 115-02 Rockaway Beach boulevard Rockaway Park folshylowing an illness of some time f h e former Catherine Liddanc she was the daughter of Michael and Mary Hefferman Liddane and was born in Ireland on Aug 17 1889 Her husband is deceased

Two daughters Miss Mary Hoshygan of the Boulevard address and Mrs Margaret Smith of Farmingdale L I survive She also leaves two grandchildren

A Solemn High Mass was of fered Saturday morning In St Ca millus R C Church Seaside with the Rev William F Burke cole brant the Rev Charles A Kraus deacon and the Rev James R Gowdy the sub-deacon Intershyment followed in St Raymonds Cemetery the Bronx under the direction of the Edward Bennett and Sons Funeral Home 264 Beach 116th street

Janus M Dow

World War Vet James M Dow of 29-49 Beach

Channel drive Far Rockaway died last Thursday following a prolonged illness a t the Beth Isshyrael Hospital Manhattan A reshysident of the community for three years the deceased was born September 24 1916 In New York His parents were James and Jennie Foley Dow He was a truck driver and veteran of World War II serving overseas with the Army

His widow Norma a son James jr and two daughters Patricia and Christine survive He also leaves two sisters

A Missa Cantata Mass was ofshyfered Tuesday morning in St

was born in Far Rockaway on Owtrudes R C Church Edge mere with the Rev Martin F Tully pastor of the congregashytion the celebrant Interment folshylowed in Long Island National Cemetery Plnelawn L I

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Theodore Dratler who was established in the ladies coat and suit business In New York died suddenly a t his residence 22-20 Cornaga avenue Fa r Rockshyaway on Friday He was bom 46 years ago in Brooklyn and had been a member of the Knights of Pythias Brooklyn Lodge

His widow Rose (nee La-shinsky) survives also a son) Joel and a daughter Andrea

Others are two brothers Joshyseph and Morris and two sisters Mrs Rose Cohen and Mrs Eva Murker all of Brooklyn

Rabbi Israel Friedman assoshyciate rabbi a t Congregation Shaaray Tefila F a r Rockawy of-flclted a t funeral services Sunshyday morning held from the Riverside Memorial Chapel Far Rockaway Interment followed in Grlenville Hebrew Cemetery Glenville N Y

Mrs txniis Goldberg Far Rockaway Resident

Mrs Louis Goldberg of 22-88 Mott avenue Far Rockaway died Friday at the Long Island Jewish Hospital In New Hyde Park after an illness of sometime The forshymer Lena Adelsop daughter of Jacob and Fannie Adelson the deceased was born In Granville NY 65 years ago She has qeen a resident of Far Rockaway for the past 19 years

Her husband Louis survives also thrqe sons Walter J of Bayside Philip A of Arverne and Arthur of Pittsburgh She also leaves two daughters Miss Floshyrence Goldberg who resides a t hdme and Mrs Shirley Davis of Winston-Salem NC Others are two sisters Hazel and Sarah and live grandchildren Martha Fran Goldberg Leslie and Margaret Lynn Davis and Steven Howard and Deena Fran Goldberg

Rabbi Emanuel Rackman of Congregation Shaaray Tefila Far Rockaway officiated at the funshyeral services held Sunday noon from the Riverside Memorial Chapel Far Rockaway assisted by Cantor Emeritus Joseph Glov-itch of Derech EmUnoh Arverne Interment followed in Beth Moses Cemetery Pinelawn L I

Mrs Hamilton II Crowe

Ilnnbund Son Survive Mrs Hamilton B Crowe of 122-

02 Ocean Promenade Rockaway Park died Monday after an illshyness of some time a t the Resort Nursing Home In Arverne A res-ident of the Rockaways since 1907 the deceased was the forshymer Elizabeth Meehan daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Meehan and was lgtom In Ireland May 3 1878

Her husband and a son Walter R who resides a t the Ocean Proshymenade address survive Also a granddaughter Mrs G l o r i a Marks of Belle Harbor and four great grandchildren George Thoshymas Eileen and Roger Marks

Solemn Requiem Mass was ofshyfered this morning in St Francis de Sales R C Church Interment followed in St Marys Cemetery Lawrence under the direction of the Edward Bennett and Sons Funeral Home 264 Beach 116th street Rockaway Park

Mrs Willie Schwarzer Native Of Austria

Mrs Willie Schwarzer the former Gussie Cohen who had resided at 159 Beach 85th street for 35 years before moving four months ago to 8 1 0 1 Hammels avenue died Sunday a t Queens General Hospital Jamaica after a prolonged illness

Mrs Schwarzer was bom in Austria the daughter of Mr and Mrs M Cohen on March 25 1890 She married her husband Willie 40 years ago in New York

Her husband and a sister Mrs Josepha Dubovy of the Brortx survive

Funeral services were held Tuesday from a Bronx funeral chapel Interment followed trt Pine Park Cemetery L I

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Iloro Democrats Name Paduano As Chairman

Dfcmlntck F Paduano of Ocoone Park was elected new chairman of the Queens Democratic Counshyty Committee

He succeeds the late Dr James J j Jiixoii of Kew Gardens Andy w Mulrain was named first vice-chairman

Paduano is a commissioner of the State Workmens Compenshysation Board and former comshymissioner of the citys Departshyment of Water Supply Gas and Electricty

M a r i o n F r i e s A d m i t t e d T o N u r s e H o n o r S o c i e t y

Miss Marion Pries daughter ot Mr and Mrs Julius Fries of 160 Beach 131st street Belle Harbor was recently admitted Jtf Sigma Theta Tau national nonor society of nursing as a charter member The reception took place a t St Joseph College Emmltsburg Md where Sigma Chapter was installed

James H Kelly Twenty-sixth anniversary Mass St Francis de Sales June 29th 9 A M His memory is as dear ^oday as in the hour he passed away Loving wife Margaret Kelshyly and daughter Hacriet DAgos-tlno

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Central avenues newest arrishyval is the Colony Card Shop successor to the Central Stationshyery a t J005-A Central avenue opposite the Columbia Theatre After being closed for several months during which a complete renovation job was done the store is brighter more attractshyive than ever I t carries a very full line of greeting cards a popular brand of candy and many Items which are unusual even for a store of its kind Jules Shanes of Forest Hills and Larry Goldblatt of Flush-ing a re in charge The new arshyrivals see great opportunity in the F a r Rockawampy area

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