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Coram WSCS Mark s 20th Year I CORAM—The Woman ' s Society of Christian Service of Trinity Methodist Church in Coram cele- brated the twentieth year of uni- fication of all women ' s groups in the church with a birthday party last Thursday. The program began when four of the members , dressed in costume of years gone by, came into the room to conduct a meeting such as might have been held in 1925. Min- utes of the meeting, showing a balance of about $5 , and letters of thanks from the minister for pro- duce and essentials were read. Quilts were the lively topic of dis- cussion as the sales of these needy articles of housewares were the means of getting urgent funds , with which to pay the minister ' s salary. The minutes of the first reor- ganized society date back to 194G , the officers were president , Mrs. Wendell S. Still; vice president , Mis. Chris Koschara ; treasurer , Mrs. Sidney Ballance; secretary, Mrs. Rudol ph Hahn , chaplain , Mrs. COSTUMES REPRESENTING days gone by ri ght , Mrs . Leighton Minerich , Mrs. Charles w ere w orn by these members of Woman ' s So- Lyon , president ; Mrs. Joseph King, and Mrs. cietj of Christian Service of Trinity Methodist Mark D j mp fi ma j er . ( hurch , Coram , during twentieth anniversary part \ last Thursday. They are , from left to —Photo by James H. Brown Charles Vaughan ; and sick com- ' mittee , Mrs. Prank Pommer. The minutes of that meeting were read , with the charter members names read , after which each of them , to- gether with others dating back to that meeting, were honored wi th corsages. That brought the meeting up to the night of the pi*ogram , and a short business meeting was held to make known the contrast of to- day ' s treasury and the demands made on it compared to those of 20 years ago. Given corsages were today ' s officers , president , Mrs. Charles Lyon ; vice-president , Mrs. George Lyon ; secretary, Mrs. Bert Brower; treasurer , Mrs. Howard Christiansen; secretary of promo- tion , Mrs. R. Hahn; secretary of missionary education , Mrs. Frank Lyon; secretary of Christian so- cial relations , Mrs. Step hen Mar- inuzzi; secretary of youth work , Mrs. Herbert LaSauce; secretary of supply work , Mrs. Leighton Minerich; and secretary of spiri- tual life , Mrs. David Hurley. The meeting closed with a Necrology ^Service conducted by Mrs. Frank Lyon , with the present president , Mrs. Charles Lyon, placing a car- nation on the altar for each of the departed members. The meeting was then adjourn- ed , and everyone went to the Fel- lowship hall to participate in the cutting of a huge birthday cake , decorated with the outline and name of the church. Many old pictures were on dis- play. An old friendship quilt , with names of some members present and some departed embi oidered on it in 1932 called to mind events of those good old days. Seated around • an H-shaped table , with favors for everyone , many tales of those days of hard work , with parties at the beach , were recalled. A de- lightful evening came to a close all too soon , but many members felt a warm satisfaction to belong to this organization which serves the church and the Lord. Those dressed in costume were Mrs. Josep h King, Mrs . Thomas Lyon , Mrs. Leighton Minerich and Mrs. Mark Dimpfimaier. Hunters Garden Ass ' n Has Annual Chowder Party RIVERHEAD — The 1961 an- nual Spring meeting of the Hunt- ers Garden Association was held May 18 . and eel chowder prepared by Willard Downs of Jamesport was consumed by a host of mem- bers and their guests. The following were present: Capt. Bob Newins, president; Lin- coln G. Schmidt and Lewis If. Smith , all of Patchogue; Fiank Robartes, East Patchogue; J. C. Raynor , secretary-treasurer; Gib- son Howell and Frank Contcar- tino , all of East Moriches; The Rev. Willard Kile , Cliff Bowditch , Fred Schubert , Zollie Pi ivett , Wil- liam H. Price , Alan Price , George Jenkins , L. W. Tuttle , Emil Voll , Wesley Rogers and William Starr , all of Center Moriches. Also: Frank Lyon , Charles Ly- on , Thomas Lyon and William Paquette , all of Coram; Ben White , E. T. Sandstrom and Ros- well Corwin , all of Aquebogue ; E. F. Brown , Clarence Brown . Robert L. Brown and Jerry K. Dominy, all of Bellport; William A. Lewin , Louis W. Merritt , Walter Strong and Paul Kirsche , all of Yaphank; Harry Hulse , William Edwards , John Nienstedt and Stanley Daniel- owicz , all of Calverton. Also: Everett Frederick , Stan- ley Udall , Raymond Korolenck , Garfield Lane , E. L. Fi'azier , Charles McCormick , Benjamin Fanning, Frank Block , William Moisa , John Bagshaw , Clarie Du- vall , Resell Banjamin , Ernest Courteney, Linden Hallock , Frank Woodhull and William Vail , all of Riverhead; Floyd Mott , Eastport; James Chaffee , Huntington Sta- tion; John Mc Nulty, Mattituck; John Fischer , Freeport. Also: Timothy Stelar , Smith- town ; John McCarty, Sayville; Delbert Wesche , Brookhaven; Wal- ter Stachecki , Water Mill ; Lewis White, Hampton Bays; Walter Plisko , Dan Yeager and George Schultz , all of Manorville; Joseph Payne , Quogue ; Louis Nichols , Edward Stevens and Samuel Cross all of West Hampton Beach; Ja- mies Downs and Edward Ellis , both of Jamesport; Washington White , Greenport; and Herbert S. Sorrell , Eastport. The printed word carries the dignity and solemnity of the wed- ding ceremony when you select the expert craftsmanship of The Advance for your wedding invita- tions and announcements — always at budget prices. —Adv. Suffolk VFW Elects Its New O fficers The Suffolk County Veter- ans of Foreign Wais Sunday elected Wolfgang J. Nauke , of Huntington, as county com- mander. The Jayne-Lattin VFW Post of Patchogue was host to the day-long conven- tion. Elected senior vice president was Carl R. John- son of Huntington. The morning and afternoon meetings were held at the Jaj ne-Lattin Post. During the day, a parade made- its way through Patchogue , with cere- monies at Memorial Pai k. Ap- proximate l y 275 delegates from the various VFW Posts in Suffolk attended a dinner in the Grand Ballroom of the Patchogue Hotel. Village Opens Some More Bids On Parking Plan The Patchogue Village Boa rd this week opene d bid mi anoihei oi its off-sheet pat king tields , and set loi healin g a propose d oidi- maice to reflate the buildin g of pmate swimming pools. Four bids were opened on the Oak Stieet paiking field, the se- cond lot in the village four-lot , $1 , 000 , 000 off-street uaikmg plan. The contract was awarded to Rason Asphalt , Inc., of Port Jef- feison Station , on a bid of $47 , 604. 31. The other buldei s weie liia'io Contiacting Coi p., Quogue , $40 , - 400; Lizza and Sons , Oyster Bay, $30 , G2<i; and J. J. Hagai ty, Inc., West Hampton Beach , $53, 335. Mayor Robert T. Waldbauer said he was pleased with the bids because they were so much lowei than the engineers estimate of $50 , 000. A public hearing will be held at 8 p. m. June 12 on a proposed ordinance which will regulate the building of piivate swimming pools in the village. The miajor features of the sug- gested law would be the require- ments of a fence at least four and a half feet high surrounding the pool , the stipulation that no electric lines may be above or near the swimming area , and the requirement that the water not be drained into the streets or into cesspools that are used for other purposes. On other matters , the board : 1) Authorized publication for bids to be opened at 8 p. m. June 20 for curbing on Lakeland Ave- nue and West Avenue following a request by Superintendent of Public Works John Belzak. 2) Heard a report by Mr. Bel- zak that curbing on Thome Street is completed. 3) Authorized bid opening on June 7 for construction of a pe- destrian walk-way on the east side of Mascot Dock. 4) Heard a report by Trustee William J. Newham that he and Mr. Belzak had looked over the Park Avenue island between Sum- mit Avenue and Highland Avenue and that the island will not be removed but repainted as suggest- ed by the traffic division of Suf- folk County Police. 5) Authorized Peter Poulos , vil- lage l'ecieation director , to hire two more full-time men to do the groundwork in the village park- - . Mayor ' Waldbauer said there i^ piebently only one man working full-time , but that especiall y with the new ball fields , mor e help is needed. 6) Authorized Trustee Erwin D. Schneider to check the following items with the Patchogue Electnc Light Company (PEL-CO): (d) the installation of a light at the west end of Second Street; (b) instal- lation of mei cm y vapor lights on West Main Street to the vill age boundaiy; and (c) moie stn 't lighting on Oxbow Road. t have \ cooperated very well in not parking on the Church Street pai'king field , which is under con- struction. 8) Referred to Attorney Robert G. Bauer a request by Trustee Newham that a stop sign be in- stalled at the coiner of Marvin Sti eet and Wiggins Avenue. 9) Heard a report by the mayor that negotiations with Brookhaven Town to let the town u»e the vil- lage ' s police court aie progressing favorably. 10) Authorized \No Parking \ on the north side of Smith Stieet. It was \No Pai king \ on ju st the south side. 11) Scheduled a meeting tenta- tivel y - -et foi June 13 between the board and all merchants on Ocean Avenue fiom Lake Stieet to the laihoad tiacks regarding a pro- posal to make Ocean Avenue one- side pai king only. 12) Heaid a l eport by Mr. Poulos that the lights weie instal- led at South Stieet Park M \ K \ that the cement floor in the men ' s Iockei mom at the pool has been installed. TO BE SUCCESSFUL — ADVERTISE 7) Heard a l epoi t by Captain living B. Weeks of the Fifth Po- lice Piecinct that local residents MAIN STREET *S „| BAKERY pJltJH Open | Deco ration Day I i j TUESDAY , MAY 30 ! i j I ' til 2 p.m. | ; 21 W EST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE j On Memorial Day, let us pause in. solemn tribute to those who gave their lives that all may be free. And as we honor their great sacrifice for the cause of freedom , let us pled ge ourselves to be ever vi gilant that what they have nobly won shall ever be preserved , that our desire to protect our home and beliefs be patriotically encouraged. Let us show you how to plan for your new home that you may secure your future and that of America ' s. BANK WILL BE CLOSED TUESDAY , MAY 30 ^k THE PATCHOGUE BANK iwf \^f viisionj )5] • %^£M$j \Service Is Our Business \ s^L'. i wg?^ • 47 West Main Street, Patchogue GRover 5-3020 • Branch Office—468 Eas t Main S tr ee t , Patchogue GRover 5-3 035 Friday Evenings — 6:30 P. M. to 8 P. M. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. i\\ 11 IIOIIIIII| IW\»WNIIIHHIMIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIMIIIII\IIIIHH [JOHNSON MOTORS J f-i 22 1 3 • PETTIT PAINT | • MARINE HARDWARE j J • EXIDE BATTERIES | • MARINE GAS AND OIL I • DANFORTH ANCHORS | ft C. G. 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Th actual uM ol till SulVo ' k i' ul) u Woltaio rio ' i ianis , UK U U I niii tho t ' ounU Homo lnln maij, ( hihlion ' s Slultor and tho CounU !\um. taisod h\ taxes in iSutlolk ( ount\ . ainountod to a not of sJ.I ( > < ( ilJ 7S. \Coitainh . \ Mr. Barry ' •aid. \tli \so imp o si\ e fiur u u' s lotloot th -li'u 1 t\ and doditati on of the dopat tmont ' s entno staff \ Din inu liHU ) . tho fo 'lowin n poi ti ins ot th • Wt liaie Department ' ^ iiiodoi ui/.ati on ji.an woto emu tod a . Installation of automata I' unJi ( . ' aid Business Maihinos 111 tho AoLOiint iny D. MMOII . b. Installation of a modem Cen- tial R 'coids Soition ami tomp ' ete levi s ion of file systems and pro- oeduie^ . c. Mechanization of Central In- dex Section. d. O rganization of Famil y Tare Social Service Division into sepa- tate units . Creation of Unit Clerks and Case Aides to lelieve Case- woiker s of some paper work de- tail s . (This cannot be comp leted until plans to lenovate tho old head quarters building are accom- plished.) e. Expansion of the Educational Lea\ e Pro»iam to develop qualifi- ed supervisoiy staff. f. Revision of piocedures in the Medical Division. q- . Establishment of a \Medical Services Certification for recip i- ents to expedite medical service piocessmg- with doctors , hosp itals , p harmacists , etc. h. Expanded recruitment of pro- fessional staff with assistance of ^ alaiy ie-adjustni\nt provided in ISMS ) . ' 1. Rep lacement of obsolete county \ehic ' es . j. Replacement of ineffic ient seivice equipment. The Annual Report considered the urgent need foi the lenovation of the old Bay Shore Head quai- ters Building and the icinstato- ment of tho second deputy com- missioner position. Both of the.se recommendation s were made last year b\ the Welfaie Depaitment and more l ecentl y to the county oxecutnc m the General Survey of Suffolk County. Tho repm t 11K0 contains de- tailed operational anal ysis of the department ' s component facilities : the Suffolk Home Infirmary at Yaphank , the Children ' s Sheltei at ILuippaime and the Suffolk County Farm. \Tho cost of public assi stanc e to the county taxpayer has , for th * lust turn in \i us . boon i* due oil 110111 tli pi o\ ions %oa> , \ at coul- 1110 to .John I, Ban\. Suff ol k Count\ wtdfa io 1 minussionor . wh o thi s wc< k i * l ' s(. ( ] th , i;n;o \nnual Ropoi l of the Suffolk ( ount\ l'i p aitm * n1 of I' lil-lu \\ olfaio « J ^ , . Cost of Public Aid Cut In '60, Barry Reports We would like to thank all our friends , neighbors and organiza- tions for their kind expressions of sympath y during' our recent time of sorrow. Mrs. Fred A. Muck and family . —Adv. CARD OF THANKS Da\ > Kair , the raconteur and coinii who has delighted audienc e- , in 11 1 ^ h t club. - . , hotels and at pmate a ffans , will be the fiatuiod entertain- er at tin second annual dmner- tl a 11 c e o I t h e I' atchogue Chamboi ot Coinnieice , Moi- chmit- Divi s ion June . '! at the new Elks ' Club annex on East Mam St 1 cot. In addition to the enter- tainment , theie will be danc e music to the strains of Bill Russell ' s Latin Quarter 01- chestid . Dinner will be sor\ ed at S. ' M) p. 111. and will be pre- ceded by a cocktail hour with hois d' oem i es . Muna\ Rose , general chair- man ol the alfan , said , \This p. onuses to be one of the most exciting e\ ents that we hi\e over had. Oui dinner dance last year was tiemen- douslj success!ul and we ex- pect an e\ en bigt^ei turnout this \tai. \ Merchants Division Dinner-Dance June 3 The Rosaiv-Altar Society of St. Sylvester ' s R. C. Churc h of Medford is planning a cake sale tor Saturday. It will be held at the Village Meat Market on Route 112 from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Medford Church Soc. Plans a Cake Sale I Willrun Ahem , son of Dr. and Mis. Alvin Ahem of 4:5 Bergen Duve , Blue Point , -will graduate \\ lluun Ahern with an assoc iate in aits degree from Cential College , McPherson , Kan., Monday , at 10 a. m. Dr. Al- vin Ahem , C\2i) , Dean of Biblical Seminary, New York , will deliver the Baccalaureate addiess on Sun- day. Paul M. Mooie , C'35, manager of the Southeastern Aiea of the American Red Cross , will deliver the commencement address. Will- iam Ahern has served as president of Tri-C and class treasurer this year. He is also a member of the A. Cappella Choir. Central College , established in 1914 , is Kansas ' oldest accredited junior college. As a liberal arts junior college , Central serves evangelical Christian youth of many denominations. Graduates are active in religious and social service throughout the world. W. Ahern to Graduate From Central College
