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MISS MADELEINE C. BYRNSof New York City passed away onMay 19th after a long illness. Shewas the daughter of the late Johnand Mary Byrns who had asummer home in Babylon onPark Avenue for many years. Sheis survived by two sisters, MissAdelaide Byrns of New York Cityand Mrs. James Kirwin of Rock-ville Centre, L. I. She is alsosurvived by a large number ofnephews and nieces, many ofwhom reside in the Babylon area.

She is reposing at The AbbeyFuneral Parlor in New York City.Funeral services will be held onFriday morning at St. Catherineof Sienna R. C. Church in NewYork City at 10:30. Burial will beat Calvary Cemetery.

EDA I. JACOBSEN of 304North Weiiwood Avenue, Lin-denhurst died at the LakesideHospital on May 17th at the age of59. She is survived by two

. daughters Marion Wiegardt andEvelyn Ferrari, a brother JosephHults, and by five grandchildren.She reposed at Johnstons'Weiiwood Funeral Home, Inc.,Lindenhurst, N.Y. Services wereconducted, by Rev. Edgar N.Beers and Rev. Morgan onTuesday.

LOUISE V. VIMMER of 367Deer Park Avenue, Babylon diedon May 17th at the age of 79. Shehad lived in Babylon for 25 years,and was the wife of the lateThomas J. She is survived by ason Clifford Young, and a sisterAnna Hirsh of Brentwood.Funeral services were held onWednesday at St. Joseph'sChurch. Burial followed at St.Joseph's Cemetery.

BRIAN T. McGOWAN of 625Oak Neck Road, West Islip, N.Y.passed away on May 16, 1970 atthe age of 15 years. He was agradua ie- of St. Joseph'sParochtal Schooli Babylon, L.I, ,nd¥as a 10th%ade1smdent atWest Islip High School; at thetime of his death. He was amember of the West Islip HighSchool Wrestling Team. He hadbeen a life long resident of WestIslip. :. .

' He is survived by his parentsGerard T. and Dorraine - H..Lynam McGowh; two sistersMisses Geraldine and MaureenMcGowan and his maternal

... grandmother Anna Lynam.He reposed at the Boyd Funeral

Home until Wednesday, May 20thwhen a Mass of The Resurrectionwas offered at St. Joseph's R.C.Church, Babylon. Intermentfollowed at Long Island NationalCemetery. A group of his friendscollected $65 for the LeukemiaFoundation.

HARRY G. WICHMAN of 403South Weiiwood Avenue, Lin-denhurst died on May 16th at hisresidence at the age of 82. He issurvived by his wife EthelWichman. He reposed at John-stons' Weiiwood Funeral Home,Inc., Lindenhurst, New York. Hewas a former assessor of theVillage of Lindenhurst, and aformer trustee of St. John's .Lutheran Church of Lindenhurst.Services were held by UnionHook and Ladder Co. No. 1 (FireDepartment), Past Grand ofBreslau No. 524 Odd Fellows, andby G.D. Miner Re) :^ah LodgeNo. 119. Church services wereheld on Wednesday at St. John'sLutheran Church, followed byinterment at Breslau Cemetery.

NICOLA GEBBIA of 443 45thStreet, Lindenhurst died on May16th at the Huntington Hospital atthe age of 83. She is survived bytwo sons Frank and John, twodaughters Agnes Hoelzer andLillian Balkunas , fourteengrandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren. She reposed at theJohnstons' Weiiwood FuneralHome, Inc., Lindenhurst, N:Y. Afuneral mass was held at OurLady of Perpetual Help R.C.Church, followed byhurial at StJohn's Cemetery.

AMELIA VOTAVA died in theGarden Nursing Home on May17th at the age of 82. She is sur-vived by a nephew RobertWindecker, a niece CharlotteGolder, and a sister TheresaBrosnani . She reposed at John-stons' Weiiwood Funeral Home,Inc., Lindenhurst, N.Y. A funeralmass was held at Our Lady ofPerpetual Help R.C. Church onThursday, followed by burial atCalvary Cemetry.

CHESTER OLSZEWSKI of 92Bay View Ave. West, Lindenhurstdied on May 17th at the Brun-swick Hospital at theage of 66. Heis survived by a son Robert, asister Theresa Kalinowski, andby three grandchidren. Hereposed at Johnstons' WeiiwoodFuneral Home, Inc. , Lin-denhurst, N.Y. A funeral masswas held at Our Lady of Per-petual Help R.C. Church onWednesday, followed by burial atMt. St. Mary's Cemetery,Flushing, N.Y.

AURTHUR W. SWANSON, SR.of 382 Old Farmingdale Road;West Babylon died on May 18th atthe age of 61. He is survived byhis wife Marge Schroeder, twosons Arthur W. Jr., and WilliamG., and two brothers Frank andClarence. Funeral services wereheld on Wednesday, and burialfollowed at the North BabylonCemetery.

LORRAINE; CABALERRO of.105 Howell's Road Bay Shore, aformer resident of Kobb ^Boulevard, West Islip died onMay 9th at the Southside Hospital 'at the age of 9 and %. She issurvived by her parents LouisCabalerro and Rose Cardoze, twosisters Mariann and Rosalie, herpaternal grandparents, Carmenand Ralph Cabalerro and hermaternal grandmother, JuanoCordoze. A funeral mass was heldat St. Patrick's R.C;; Church onWednesday,-followed by burial a&St. Raymond's Cemetery, Bronx,N.Y. • ' : ¦• ¦ • ' ¦ ¦ . < ; . . •

DANIEL J. LUTZ, Sr. of 70Edel Avenue, West Babylon, NX.passed away on May 13, 1970 atLakeside Hospital,; at the age of71 years. He is survived by bisson Daniel J. Lutz, Jr. and onesister Rose A. Hardeman. He isalso survived by 4,grandchildren.The Reverend William Haegert,Pastor of St. John's - LutheranChurch of Lindenhurst officiatedat Religious Services at the BoydFuneral Home on Friday, May15th. Interment followed at LongIsland National Cemetery.

VIOLET RUTH SCHOLL of 277Old Farmingdale Road, WestBabylon, N.Y. passed away onMay 13, 1970 at her residence atthe age of 70 years. She is sur-vived by her husband George J.Scholl and one brother AlfredMayer. She is also survived by 4grandchildren. The ReverendRalph Stanwise of the ChristEpiscopal Church officiated atReligious Services at the BoydFuneral Home on Friday, May15th. Interment took placeSaturday morning in the familyplot at Pinelawn Memorial Park.

ARTHUR J. LALLY of 9Oakley Place West Islip passedaway on May 10th at hisresidence. He is survived by hiswife Kathryn, two childrenJoseph P. and Joan K. BarrettHe is also survived by three,brothers, Brother A. Victor Lallyof Manhattan College, Edward,Joseph P., Three sisters Anna,Helen McNaughton andCatherine Carney. Mr. Lallyreposed at the Fredrick J.Chapey Funeral Home, 1225Montauk Highway, West Islip,N.Y. A Mass of the resurrectionwas offered at St. Joseph's R.C.Church Babylon, N.Y. Wed. May13. Interment was ii»SL Joseph'sCemetery, Babylon.

STEPHEN RATUSHNY of 19North Street, West Islip, N.Y.passed away at his home on May13 at the age of 77. He is survivedby his two daughters, TeresaKozyra and Mary Lavick, andone sister Ann Skorobohaty, also

2 grandchildren. He reposed atthe Fredrick J. Chapey Funeral1225 Montauk Hw'y. West Islip. Amass was offered in St. Peter andSt. Paul Ukrainian OrthodoxChurch, West Islip on Sat. In-terment was in North Babylon,Cem.

EMMA FERRER of Babylonpassed away on Thursday May 14at the age of 77. She is survivedby her two children TheresaRaya of West Islip and a sonFrank of Baldwin. She is alsosurvived by one sister AnnaHerold and seven grandchildren.She reposed at the Fredrick J.Chapey Funeral Home, 1225Montauk Hw'y, West Islip, N.Y.A mass of the resurrection wasoffered at St. Joseph's R.C.Church Babylon on Monday.Interment was in St. Joseph'sCem. Babylon.

ROBERT B. PERO of WestIslip passed away at his home ohFriday at the age of 54. He issurvived by his wife Regina, ason Robert Jr., bis father Ber-tram of Calif, and a sister EdithCravet. Mr. Pero reposed at theFredrick J. Chapey FuneralHome, 1225 Montauk Hw'y, West,Islip, N.Y. A mass of theResurrection was offered at StJoseph's R.C 'Church Babylon,N.Y. on Tue. Interment was inLong Island National Cemetery,Pinelawn, N.Y.

By Percy M. Proctor

Whenever I take a group ofpeople out fpr a summer eveningof stargazing, some one is certain

*% to ask to be shown Orion. My„ reply that Orion is not visible in

summer always evokes a sur- •prised, "Why I didn't know thestars moved! I always thoughtthey were fixed."

Each star is, of course, fixed inrelation to the other stars, but itis not fixed in its relationship tothe earth. For the earth isspinning on its axis under the .

'" stars j rotating!; beneath them*¦ from west 'UfrgSsV and thus is

causing the stars to seem to moveacross the sky from east to westin the opposite directon. So hourby hour the evening sky changesas stars rise; in the east andslowly ajch across the sky, ap-parency moving in the same ;'direction as the sun appears tomove during the day.

If Jthe spin of the earth were theonly factor, the same stars wouldrise in the-east night after nightand cross ' the I sky;, on thesame nightly time schedule; -However, the earth is hot onlyspinning but it is also speedingeastward as well in its great orbitaround the sun. As a result thismovement to the east causes astar that is found in a certainplace at a particular time on onenight to be found there fourminutes earlier on the succeedingnight. Because of this four minutechange, which amounts to twohours inthecourse of a month, astar will be found at the end of amonth some distance fartherwest that it was at the same timeat the beginning of the month,Eventually this westwardprogression will cause the star todisappear below the westernhorizon, not to be seen again untilmonths later it once more rises inthe east

Thus the constellations, exceptfor those known as circumpolarbecause they circle close to theNorth Star, are not visiblethroughout the year, but onlyduring certain seasons. Orion, forexample, is a winter con-stellation, never seen on summerevenings, while the Scorpion is asummer constellation, neverseen in winter.

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