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N EW on'ICEKS of Ja\ne-Lattin Post , Veterans of Foreign \\ ars , are . l ront row . lelt to right : George Aekerman , officer of the d.n , .lo-eph Magner. adj utant ; Doug las A. Daniels , j unior vice commander; Raymond Link, commander; Jerrj Silverman ,, Senior \ ice commander : Winfield Da^is , quartermaster; and Stan- lex kulakow ski . advocate. Back row . left to right : James Dough- ertj. trustee; Harry Bow ie , delegate; Otto Brandes , guard ; Thomas Feeney, trustee; Elwyn Schaefer , historian ; Sidne% Raj nor, chap- laiu ; Oliver Wicks , trustee ; Harry Monahan , delegate; and Nelson Chrisler , leg islative officer. Not present when the picture was taken was Thomas Ghent , service officer. Mrs . Marion D. Rilej, GR 5-5138 Mi. and Mis . Joseph Artego of Washington Avenue , Holtsville , nic tin paient s of Joseph Fi an- ci s , bom Apul IV at the Biook- | h.»\er> Memonal Hospital. Josep h weighed 5 pounds , 8 ounces. The Aitego- also have a daughter. Debi a Ann. who is five. Mi. and Mis. Peter D'Amelio of , 39 Hunts Avenue, Holtsville. are ! ' the parents of a son , Peter Jo- seph , bom April 27 at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Peter weighed 9 pounds. The other D'Amelio children are Kathleen , Jeffery, Kevin , Christopher , Dennis , and Mary Kate. Karen Corr celebrated her sixth birthday yesterday with a party at the home of her parents , Mr. i and Mrs. James Corr of Oaklawn Avenue , Farmingville. Pres ent were her bi other , Gary, her sister , Kim , Mis. Andrew Tatay and her children , Debra , Laura , Theresa and Andrew, and Cathy McCance , all of Farmingville. The A d \ a n c c is on sale at Nairn ' s Delicatessen , Rudco Drug, Sandy ' s Pic & Pac , Becker ' s Mar- ket in Farmingville. —Ad\. The next meeting of the Com- munity Demociatic Club will be held at 8:30 p. m. May 16 at the Farmingville Fireball. Dom- inic J. Baranello will be present to install the new officers. A buf- fet supper will be served. FIRE DEPT. On May 3 this area suffered its first major brush fire at 2 p. m. in the area south of the Brook- haven Disposal Plant. The fire spread South , South-East toward the North Patchogue nd Medford area. Chief John Keible on arrival at the scene of the fire discovered its rapid advance and called the North Patchogue and Medford Fire Departments for mutual aid. The combined fire departments under the direction of Chief Kei- ble first protected the homes that were threatened by the fire. The fire was brought under control in three hours. The Fire Department has need of additional volunteers. Men who are home during the day are es- pecially needed. The Holtsville-Farmingville Fire Department and the Drum and Bugle Corps marched in the Loy- alty Day Parade at Selden and Centereach last week. This is the first occasion that the firemen have had to wear their new regu- lation dress uniforms. NIGHT OF MUSIC Mrs. Henry Bahnmuller , chair- man of the annual Night of Mu- sic , announces the following talent to be presented May 20 at the Farmingville Fireball : Vocalists , Erika Herfel , Rita Hazard. Walt Williams , William Blair , Patricia Sue Riley and Gregory Sherwin; violinists , Linda Fredsell and Su- san Betz ; pianists , Bruce Fogle , Elizabeth Rose and Paul McRae ; clarinet , Joan Lalla ; flute , Kath- erine DePierro; accordian , Richard Franke; trumpet , James Fairman , Jr., Robert Allen , Paul McRae and Edward Sturm. Tickets may be obtained from the women of the Women ' s Fel- lowship of the Congregational Church of Farmingville-Holtsville or at the fireball on the night of the performance. CIVICS The Farmingville-Holtsville Civ- ic Taxpayers Association held a special meeting Friday for a dis- cussion of street lights. Willard Keddy, councilman , spoke of the costs of having street lights and of extending the area of street lights to all of Holtsville and Farmingville. With lights being extended to the entire area it is no longer necessary to sign pe- titions. James Reilly of the Allied Cadets discussed the need of adult workers in order to establish a branch of the cadets in this area. Walter Kiernen , attorney for the Civics , was also present at the meeting. CHURCH The Farmingville-Holtsville Con- gregational Churc h holds worship service at 10 a. m. The Church School meets at 11:05 a. m. Mon- days at 4 p. m. the Senior church membership class meets and on Tuesdays at 4 p. m. the Junior church membership class is held. The Bible study group meets at 8 p. m. Wednesday. The Rev. McLoughlin conducts the course in Bible study. The Senior Choir rehearses Friday nights . All meet- ings are held at the church. The Rev. John M. McLoughlin is pastor. Holtsville and Farmingville Remsenburg and Speonk Willis B Tuthill Forrest P. Tuthill will spend the summei in Tampa , Fla. His home on Rogers Lane is rented. Mesdames Ethelwyn Rogevs , Maylon Ketcham , Sollace Good , Ainslie S. Baird and Henry L. Davis, members of the Ladies ' Aid Society attended the Spring meet- ing of Presbyterial at the Poit Jefferson Presln teiion Chin ch Thursday. The morning session was followed by a luncheon. George and Susanne Ketner , the formei Susanne Jayne, who live on the Sandai Air Force Base m Al- buquerque, N. M., recently enjoyed a trip up Sandai Mountain. Thc j like their new assignment a n d surroundings. Mr. Ketner wa- formerly stationed at Suffolk An Force Base , Westhampton Beach NO WORK when organizations raise money at GATEWAY THE \- TRE PARTIES. Phone editor this column or BEllport 7-02 l lQ - Ad\. Eastern Suffolk Hairdrcssei s presented their Spring Coif fines April 30 at Regula ' s Cornei s Res- taurant in Riverhead. Stella Nul- zyn from Stella ' s Beauty Salon . Remsenbm g, presented two h n> styles. Her models were .Mrs . Mol- ly Bezko and Mis. Betty Babke- wich of Speonk. Mrs. Veronica J. Dolan of Roch- ville Center , president of Sulnu - bia Fc deial Sa\ im> s and Loan Ai- MKi.H.iin of Ljnbi ook and Gi> < I >:i Citj . was at hei count IV place < >t the foot of Speonk Shoie R\ad last w eekend. She < ame do,\ n J\>' a hi icf i >st beloi e takin g ill on anothei oi hei many tups Mound the rouiiti j in the mleie st oi tL ¦ assoc uition. A suc c essful caid paity was hold by a committee oi the Renwn! 'nc; School Association. The si, -u il awaul of the evening , went lo Mi s . Fdwaid Wik/ewski. Memb ' is ol the committee weie Mi s . Geoi^i Rewt. Mi. and Mis Joscpn Arcun . Mis . Benjamin IIo\ l and Mi s Homy Ro-c Mis . Jeiome Rogeis was m tluuge of the refieshment committee. Mis . Geoige Griffing spent seveial days last week at the home of a life-lone , fnend , Mabel Biad y Moon , at East Rockaway. The Rev. Gordon Dickson was the mam speaker at the Ladies Nmht dinner of the Men ' s Club of Westhampton Beach at Sumise Restaurant , Center Moiiches , last Monday night. The AdN ance is on sale at Speonk Market and the E & IJ Market in Speonk. —Ad\. Judge and Mis. Irving Ben Coopcn of New Yoi k City weie at then cottage on Claypit Road le- centlv to look o\ei the work bein g done to landscape their giound s which are being re- sec ded. Vincent DiSimone , piincipal of the village school , is p lanning an extensive trip on his four-day va- cation over Memorial day. He and his father , who lives in New Yoik City, will fly to the West Coast to visit lelatives. L\s - ]' \LL \TION—A. Rajmond Link , new]j -installed commander of .I.ijne-Lattin Post 2913, Veterans of Foreign Wars , received ga\cl from Pa«- t Commander Elwjn Schaefer at installation of poM o fficers , April 22. ^^^B ^^^B i^H ^^^ - ^^^^^^^^^^^B^BH§B1 § HHRSBBiBWi ¦¦^^> »^. 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They are as follows : f ront row . left to right , Lila Schult/ , chaplain; Beth Adams , senior \ ice pres ident; Thelma Raj nor , chairman of jou th acthifj committee; E\ elina Morgan, chairman , cancer re- s aidi ; Vnn. > Daniels , president ; Marion Dougherty, j unior past pre sident; Ernih McCarlln , junior \ ice president ; Marion Schae- fer , treasurer; and Lorraine Crisler , secretary. Back row , left to right , Margaret Mulholland , banner bearer ; Bettey Brandes , flag hearer , Antoinette Brisco , color bearer No. 2; Mildred King, pro- gram chairman; Doris Larsen , patriotic instructress; Rose Kula- kowski assistant condustress ; Ruth Jankowski, conductress ; Martha Wnukiew icz , guard ; Ella May Costello , color bearer No. 4; and H.den Bittner , historian. CENTER MORICHES — Ele- ction of officers of the East End Democratic Club took place at the tegular meeting held at Sunrise Restaurant at 8 p. m. May 2. The following officers were ele- cted : William Shane , president; Mrs. Dorothy Hansen , vice presi- dent ; Mrs . Helen Mc Chnchy, re- ceding secretary; Mrs. Kay * Har- kin , correspondent; Charles Mc- Combs , treasurer , and Charles Peterson , sergeant-at-arms. Elect- ed to terms on the Board of Trus- tees were : Alexander Esperti , Ber- nard Simon and Arthur Harkin. Mrs . Rita Mc Combs was named to handle publicity. The next regular meeting of the club will be held at the Sunrise Restauiant at 8 p. m. June 0 when installation of officers will take p lace. The public is invited to at- tend. If you want it to be a short Summer , fust sign a 90-day note. East End Dems Club Elects Shane Pres.
