ObituariesSamuel Reich

Samuel Keich ol Ul Lawn Ave .West Klip died on Aug 9 at theage oi <>4

He was p re s iden t ol aphotography l inn He was thehusband ol the late Kcguia and issurvived b> two children. GailMiu l / e r and Hubert ol West Islip,two hrolhers , Phi l ip and I rv ing ,and l ive grandchildren

Services were held at the BayShore Jewish Centre on August JOwi th the Kahh i Israel Jacobsoll iciat ing. Interment was in theUnited Hebrew Cemetery ol StateIsland The luneral was under thedirection ol the George C WhiteFuneral Home.

Patrick J. HarnettPatrick J. Harnett ol Ocean

Beach and Manhat tan , N Y., wasdrowned w h i l e s w i m m i n g atRobin 's Rest on August 4 He wasborn in Pennsylvania and was 41years old at the t ime ol his death.He was a teacher m the NYCschool system

He is survived by his wile ,Ethel , and a brother , John. Hereposed at the George C. WhiteFuneral Home where serviceswere held on August 8 Intermenttook p lace in L . I . N a t i o n a lCemetery.

Camiffe RusyCamille Rusy ol Ish p died on

August 'JShe was the w i l e ol the late

Andrew Kusy . She is su rv ived bvt w o c h i l d r e n . Andrew andRobert , lour brothers . George.Kdvvai d . Rudol ph and FrankiYlacik . three sisters , TheresaGoldberg, Mae Balsanek andHelen Rusy , and lour grand-children

She reposed at the OvertonFuneral home where serviceswere held Interment took placein Oakwood Cemete ry , BayShore , on Aug. 11

Richard L. RomaineRichard 1. Romanic ol Great

River died on August 8 at the ageol lb.

He is survived by his parents,Christine and Wil l iam Romame ,his g r a n d m o t h e r , FlorenceKipling , a brother , Will iam , anda sister , Barbara Plotino.

He reposed at the OvertonFuneral Home Services wereheld in St. Mary 's RC Church ,East Islip on August 13 with in-terment lollowmg in Long islandNat ional Cemeterv , Pinelawn

Margaret GrayMargaret Gray ol West Ishp,

passed away on July 31, at GoodSamaritan Hospital.

Mrs. Gray was a resident olWest Ishp lor over 12 years. Sheis survived by three daughters

Helen Hackett , Murial Ryan , andRose Ann Lally, two sons Jamesand W i l l i a m , J r . , and onebrother , John Muldowney , andone sister , Helen Kramer

Mrs. Gray reposed at theFredrick J Chapey FuneralHome , un t i l Friday when a Massol the Resurrection was oileredat Our Ladv ol Lourdes R CChurch , at 9 45 am Intermentfol lowed al St John 's Cemeterv .-Middle V i l l age

Joseph W. SchumannJoseph W Schumann ol Islip

died on August \1 at the age oi 41He is surv ived by his wi l e

K l e a n o i e nee H o l i m a n , sixchildren. Eric , Kurt , Christine ,Pau l . Peter and D a v i d ; abi othei . Louis Schumann, threesisters , Anna Katen , Mar ieBiersack and Eleanor Andres.

He reposed at the OvertonFuneral Home. Services wereheld at the Islip Trinity LutheranChurch on August , 14 with in-terment lollowmg in OakwoodCemeterv , Bay Shore.

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Have you ever been with agroup of people and all of asudden voices are raised and afull-fledged argument is inprogress? If you have, you knowit isn 't fun. The last one I wit-nessed was on the subject ofreligion, and no two people in theroom were in agreement onanything, especially their ideasof God.

Believe me, no one should everargue on the subject of religionwithout really knowing the Bibleand gaining an understanding ofGod. In Proverbs we read : "Onlyby pride cometh contention : butwith the well advised is wisdom."

Paul tells us that we have a "zealof God but not according toknowledge." And again, "Fulfillye my joy, that ye be likeminded,having the same love, being ofone accord , of one mind".

Mary Baker Eddy, in Scienceand Health with Key to theScriptures, says "Finite beliefcan never do justice to Truth inany direction. Finite belief limitsall things, and would compressMind , which is infinite, beneath askull bone. Such belief canneither apprehend nor worship

the infinite; and to accommodateits finite sense of the divisibilityof Soul and substance, it seeks todivide the one Spirit into personsand souls."..."Soul , or Spirit isGod, unchangeable and eternal;and man co-exists with andreflects Soul , God, for man isGod's image.!'

The members of First Churchof Christ , Scientist at 8 LawrenceLane in Bay Shore, will welcomeyou most lovingly when you cometo the service any Sunday at 11a.m. and get to know God better.

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Cavanaugh wont behind secondmade a backhand slop ol agrounder and turned it into adouble play.

Final score Astros 12 runs on 15tuts , Indians 5 runs on (i hits.Steve Giordenella pitched a goodgame, constantly making theIndians h i t his pi tch. Mr.Sweeney the manager would liketo congratulate the Astros againand would especially like tomention a tew boys who playedgreat ball.

Jim Sweeney going 7 lor 9 atbat , Mark Carden 5 for 7, EdThompson 4 lor a, Joe Carden 3lor 4, Steve Giordenella 2 tor 3.Great going guys!! See you nextyear Champs, and thats what youguys are in every sense of theword, on and off the ballfield.

M I C K E Y MANTLE: BYA' snewest addition to baseball , ourMickey Mantle team has beendoing great ol late with their 7thwin in a row the other night. TonyParisi was the pitcher , CaiKepollali had a HK , and Parisistruck out 5 in the 1-0 win.

Brentwood's best victory todate was a 4-0 win over Commackbreaking their 22 game winningstreak. Commack is heading toTexas lor the National Cham-pionships. Kich Hopke pitchedthis shut out and John Kropphelped Ihe cause with a doublewith 2 men on.

A double header last Sun.produced a 5-4 wm with KichHopke Ihe winning pitcher andHHs by Joe Giaramita and JohnKropp. The second game was a(S-3 wm with Tony Parisi thew i n n e r and Kich ie Giordanogelling a couple ol hits.

BYA NEWS

Worship services will beconducted at Trinity LutheranChurch on Sunday, August 19th ,at 8:30, 9:45, and 11 A.M. withHoly Communion being served atthe 8:30 and ll^A.M. services.Sunday School is held at 9'45 A.M.here at Trinity and at TrinityChapel in East Islip. AnEvangelism meeting will be heldhere on Tuesday, August 21, at 8P M .

Last year more than one billionpounds ol f r a n k f u r t e r s andwieners , or an average of 80 hotdogs lor each American , wereproduced under Federal in-spection.

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