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Yaphank Items of Interest Mrs. John Mize . YAphank 4-3. ' >20 On Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hogan acted as chaperones for the senior prom of Mercy High School , Riverhead , which was held at Canoe Place Inn. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Swezey last Saturday to celebrate the confirmation of their son Asa , Jr.. included Mr. and Mrs. A. Revolts and grandaughter. Barbara , of Hollis; Mrs. C. B. Conklin. Mrs. S. Meissner and daughters. Carol. Barbara , Betty, and son, David , Mr. and Mrs. H. Patze and son , Richard , Pamela Medwig. Frank Keder of Middle Island and Mr. and Mrs. E. Gaulke of , Yaphank. Asa was confirmed in the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davis and daughters attended a family gath- ering in East Patchogue to cele- brate the First Communion of Craig Tyrka. who is the nephew of Mrs . Davis. A birthday party was held in honor of Lynn Seuffert , age G , Monday afternoon. Guests inclu- ded Janet Beth Hudson , Wendy and Debby Davis , Francis Tcrliz- zi. Victor Xannini , Jo Ann Mei- senzahl. Judy Freeborn , Marguer- ite Rauh . Jill Seuffert and brother , William , who made his First Com- munion at St. Josep h the Worker R. C. Church last Saturday. Marv S pillett . infant daughter of Mr . \ and Mrs. Le Roy Spillett , Jr.. was admitted to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital May 22. Mary has been seriously ill and it is ex- pected that she will remain there for a few days more. Marguerite Rauh of Raimond Street made her First Communion Saturday and took part in the May procession Sunday at St. Jo- seph the Worker R.C. Church. Other Yaphank children who also made their First Communion were David Butler . Jo Ann Thomas and Ronnie Hoeffner , all of Patchogue Road. Mr. and Mrs . John Einius be- came grandparents for the second time May 2(5 . Their first grand- child , L i n d a Virginia Reilly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Reilly of Patchogue Road. wa> bom on May 4, at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital and their grandson , Laurence John Einius , Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence John Einius , was born May 2(5. He weighed 7 pounds. ' A ounces. BROWNIES A Mother and Daughter Tea wa- be ' .d May 25 at the Charles E. Walters School. Following the tea the Brownies then had their th-up i eremony. The irirls were quizzed and all answered the ques- tion- so well that they were im- mediately presented with their win g - . The five girls were Gloria Linker . Stop honio Muller. Denise Qumo ' y. Elaine Schoeh and Terry Xannini. Mrs. George Eggert then pre-ente 1 h-M committee , who have worked <o diligently with the girls thinUii h the year , with Girl Scout audie-s l ooks. In turn the com- mittee . Mr- . Louis Xannini . Mrs. R O I M rl Williams. Mrs. Andrew d eem 1 . Mi-- Jean Muller and Mi. - W alter Lamarka gave Mrs. Hubert and Mrs. Corn red and \ellew ro-ehushe. -. The committee prepared a decorated table with punch and cupcakes. YAPHANK FIRE DEPT. The annual inspection was held at the firehouse at (5 p. m. May 20 and immediately following the annual dinner was held at the Medford Brau Haus. Medford. The invocation and benediction was given by the Rev. Richard Gray. Frank Rianca, chairman of the Board of Fire Commissioners , ac- ting as master-of-ceremonies , wel- comed the firemen and their wives and introduced guests and spea- kers , Jake Baczensk y of Coram a n d George Wagner. Special guests were honorary firemen and thur w.vcs . Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Merchant. Mr. and Mrs. George Wagnei of Yap hank and officers and wives from neighboring fire departments. M e d f o r d, Gordon Heights. Brookhaven , Middle Is- land, Ridge and Mastic. Officers installed at the dinner were Her- bert Davis , chief. Stanley Kazel , assistant chief , Adolph Frietag, secretary treasurer , W 7 alter Gor- don , captain of company 1 , Ed- ward Lewin , captain of company 2. and Herman Schmidt , captain of company ' . J . After dinner the chief awarded gold pins to a group of men for their long and active service. The awards were as follows : 35 years , John Davis and William Lewin; 31 years , Charles Kollett; 30 years . Merton Kinney; 25 years , Leroy Spillett , Sr., and Abert Da- vis; 24 years , Pat Raimond; 20 years , Stanley Kazel , John Hoeff - ner and Josep h Hololob. Mr. Kin- ney and Mr. Davis both received lighters along with the pins. During the proceedings , the Yap hank Fire Department was called out on mutual aid for the fire in Manorville. Chief Davis , Assistant Chief Kazel and acting Captain LeRoy Sp illett . Jr., along with several other members of the visiting departments, rushed to the lire. On May 25, the department was called out again on mutual aid for a fire that thieatened several houses , along with the Gordon Heights , Medford, Biookhaven and Coram departments. The Ladies Auxiliary partici pa- ted by making sandwiches and coffee for the men , most of whom had not had a chance for supper. The district owned ambulance had its first call May 21 , when an automobile accident on Yap hank Avenue and Long island Avenue required the ambulance to trans- port the injured boys to Brook- haven Memorial Hospital. The am- bulance was driven by Chief Da- vis. The ambulance is for the use of all the residents of Yaphank who require it. Herbert Faust has been in charge of the arrangements for the ambulance so far , along with Adolp h Frietag, who is treasurer for the Ambulance Company. Arrangements are being made for the annual clambake ; anyone wishing tickets contact any fire- man. Improvements on the fh'e house are being made with the addition of new aluminum windows. CHURCH NEWS At St. Andrew ' s Episcopal Churc h , Sunday services will be Holy Communion and sermon at 9:30 a. m. and Church School at 10:30 a. m. A work session will be held in the parish house at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Confirma- tion class will be at 9 a. m. Saturday, and a work session on the parish house at 10 a. m. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church holds service at 9:30 a. m. Sunday, and Sunday School at 11 a. m. Last Saturday, Pastor Frederick Abel confirmed the following children: Doris Kroncke , Pamela Medwig, Barbara Meissner , John Black , Jr., Asa Swezey, Jr., David Walsh , Jr., and Donald Zittel. Each child received a Bible from the Ladies ' Guild and were presen- ted with a prayer book from the congregation. Holbrook Mrs. Bryan St. Louis . JU 8-553* Mrs. William St. Denis and Mrs. Nick Karanges of Ronkonkoma were hostesses at a bridal shower May 21 for their niece , Miss Jean- nctte St. Denis , at the home of Mrs. St. Denis on Coates Avenue. Decorations included white wed- ding bells and streamers and the guests enjoyed a buffet supper af- ter Miss St. Denis had opened her many gifts. Present were Mesdames Alex Cherry, Martin Weiss , Hector St. Denis and Gene Cassi of Ronkonkoma; John Oak- ley, Jack Wiedman , Henry St. Den- is , Lawrence Conlon , Albert Sch- rage and George Benson of Lake Ronkonkoma: Richard McDivitt of Centereach; Anthony Giuffreda and Joseph Giuffreda of Stony Brook; Joseph Bivona of Bellmore ; Clarice Carroll of East Patcho- gue; Victor Fredericks , Alfred Fredericks and Nadine Orloff of Lake Grove; Ollie Horvath of Sy- osset and Charles Kaars. Also Misses Patricia Ball of Port Jef- ferson; Joan Markert of Lake Grove; Joan Siefert of Lake Ron- konkoma , and Maureen Curley of Holbrook. Miss St. Denis will be- come the bride of Robert Giuf- freda , son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Giuffreda of Stony Brook , at the Annapolis Chapel in Maryland , June 8. She is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Hector St. Denis of Ronkonkoma. The Advance is on sale at Phil' s Market and Maybar Superette in Holbrook. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pedersen , Sr., of Albert Street entertained the following in honor of the twelfth birthday of their daughter , Arlene , May 17: Kathleen Gillian , Theresa Pandino , Rose Mary Giambooni , Nancy and Suzanne Benesch , Val- erie Hagan , Christine Hazen , Do- rothy Pedersen , Lee Pedersen , Constance Hambrock , Arlene Mc- Carthy, Patti Olsen , Mary Ann Zsembery, Turid Majirsky, Kath- leen Katonica and Arlene ' s sister , Diane. In the evening, guests help- ing Arlene celebrate again were her paternal grandmother , Mrs. Ragna Pedersen , Miss Mina Nel- son , Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Peder- sen , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Isaac- son , Mrs. Sidney Benesch and Mrs. Clifford Pedersen. The children played games with prizes. Mir. and Mrs. Ernst Loher of Coates Avenue entertained their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holle , and Fred , Jr., and Bette Ann , of Plainview and Mrs. A. Giller of Elmont and guests on Sunday help ing Mrs. Loher celebrate her birthday were Mrs. Loher ' s uncle , Anthony Zigie- ner and son , Warren , of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haug of Union Avenue spent some time last week touring in New Hamp- shire. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan St. Louis and Jack McGow r an were among those who attended the third birthday party of James Robelen , III , at his home in Islip Terrace Sunday. Miss Bernadette Napoli of Rail- road Avenue had as her guest over the weekend. Miss Jane Lyon of Setauket , a classmate of Miss Napoli' s at Seton Hall Hi g h School. On Friday evening they attended the Student Council dance at Seton Hall and on Satur- day, accompanied by Mr. Napoli and son , John , drove to West Point. Miss Diane Maggio of Patch- ogue Road entertained about 50 of her school friends at a barbe- cue at her home on May 20. The young peop le enjoyed dancing and refreshments. On May 16 A. Henry Habich was a delegate for the thirty- fifth year to the diocesan conven- tion held at the Garden City Cathedral. Mr. Habich represented the St. Paul' s Episcopal Church of Patchogue. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Buttgereit of New York City have opened their home on Berdie Avenue for the Summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry Habich were guest s recentl y at a surprise birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tooker in Patchogue , to honor their son , William Tooker on his twenty- first birthday. On Thursday night a meeting was held at Mimi' s Awixa Inn in Bay Shore of prominent Suffolk County Republican women , when a Women ' s Republican Club of the Town of Isli p was formed. Their meetings will be held on the fourth Thursday of each month. Mrs. Arthur Wehrenberg of Ave- nue E. was elected to the board of directors. Also present were Mrs. John C. Wehrenberg, Sr., and Mrs. Howard Snyder. On May 18 , Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Wehrenberg and Mr. and Mrs Lionel Carbocci of Sayville went to New York Cit y where they at- tended a concert at the Town Hall. The concert was given by the Symphony choir of Oswego State University. Richard i Carbo- cci , son of Mr. and Mrs. Carbocci , is a member of the choir. At the early morning service of the St. John ' s Lutheran Church , seven new members were received into communicant membership. They included : James Johnson and Mesdames Herman Beebe, Rein- hart Bromm , Carl Gronlund , Charles Miller , William Soehl and Louis Van Hove. The church choir and the pastor ' s adult mem- bershi p class ' meet Wednesday nights at the church. The choir at 7:30 p. m. and the class at 8 p. m. The Ladies ' Aid Society will have a social meeting at 1 p. m. today with Mrs. Fred Sied- entop f as hostess. The Mary-Mar- tha Guild will have a business meeting at 8 p. m. today and a Deacons meeting will also be held at this time. The Rev. William Roser conducts services at 8:30 a. m. and 11 a. m. Sunday with Sun- day School and adult Bible clas- ses at 9:30 a. m. The Walther League will meet at 7:30 p, m. Sunday. Edward Bulin , Sr., of Pauline Street , who is the chairman for the annual Republican Club din- ner , announces that the club plans to hold its dinner at the Holbrook j Hotel , June 17. Dr. and Mrs. Morris M. Weiss of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their home on Coates Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wierzbicki of Coates Avenue had as their guests Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tmay of Bohemia and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams of Lake Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kliphon of North Bergen , N. 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Montauk Hwy. & ?M '^LtfTH «? Carmen Blvd. Brook- vo^aSitff mk ^ aven Mrs. Gloria Hoclzer . SElden 2-5363 Airman 3c Joseph Holt of Ed- wards Air Force Base , Calif., son of Mr. and Mvs. Frank Holt of Coram , Yaphank Road , spent from May 24 to May 27 with his pa- rents. He expects to be home on furlough ajrain in December. Al- so Airman 1/c Levett Brown , son of Mrs. Elsie Brown Holt , arrived in Turkey May 15. He expects to be back at his base in Alexan- dria , La., in September. Sunday jruests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holt were Mrs. Leverett Brown and son . Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Brown and daughter , Terry, and Mr. and Mrs George Gathmann of Medford. Mi's. Leverett Brown and son , Billy, of Alexandria, La., are vi- siting her parents , Ma* , and Mrs. William Townsend of Mooney Pond Road , Coram , while her hus- band is serving with the Air Force in Turkey. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. — Adv. Mrs. Mary Ilahn , local chair- man of the Cancer drive has re- ceived to date .$145. The quota is $200 and Mrs. Hahn would like to remind everyone there is still time to donate so that Cora m may make the quota. Mesdames J. Rovagna, Frank Pommer. Frank Hagen , D. Mikkel- sen and Rudolph Hahn attended the Senior Citizens day at the Suffolk home in Yap hank Satur- day. The folks at the home put on a play each year under the guidance of Mrs. Hazel Spence. Mrs. Frank Hap;en and Mrs. Rudolp h Hahn , chairmen of the annual rummage sale for the Trin- ity Methodist Church , announce that the sale will be held June IT , beginning at 9 a.m., in the old firehouse , Route 112. Any ar- ticle of usable clothing, dishes or furniture is welcome. If you can- not bring it to the firehouse , call Mrs. Hagen , SElden 2-3217 or Mrs. Hahn , SElden 2-3375. Mrs. C. Palazzi of East Patch- ogue spent a few days last week with her sister Mrs. J. Rovagna. The Coram Community Club will hold its monthly afternoon card party at the club at 1 p. m. June 13. Mrs. D. Mikkelsen will be chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marz and children , Gail and Val , of Jamaica spent from Friday to Sunday at their Summer home on Fourth Street. Recent guests of Mrs. Jean Ru- polo of Second Street were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nizza and Miss Angela Nizza of Center Moriches , Mr. and Mrs William Nizza , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zaccaro and Mr. and Mi-s . Charles Marti no all of Patchogue and Daniel Cardona of New York City. Guests for the Memorial day weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gresch of Shady Lane were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gresch and chil- dren , Marcelle , and Joseph , of Cinncinati , O. At the May 16 meeting of the Ernest Greenwood Democra- tic Club the following officers were elected : Percy Still , presi- dent. Vincent Spataro , vice presi- dent , Mrs. Mary Gresch , treasurer , Mrs . Lillian Murtha , recording secretary, Mrs. Frances Mazzoni , corresponding secretary; Judson Davis , sergeant-at-arms. They will be installed at the next meeting. The Naomi circle of the Trinity Methodist Church held a stork shower for Mrs. Sally Kubik at her home on Pine Road , last Thursday night. Guests were Mesdames Kate Archambault , Ma- rion Lyon , Star Bertsch , Shirley King, Jennie Salvetti , Hilda Dimp- lmaier , Arlene Minarich , Jeanne Lyon , Irene Wittschack, Marie Du- Puy, Carolyn Hurley, Patricia Ed- wards , Loi.s Boddy and A pril Lyon. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Paquette , Jr., attended the wed- ding of Mr. and Mrs. James Ross Thompson at St. Boniface Church , Elmont. They also attended the re- ception held at the Bell-Aire Cas- tle in Queens Village. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Paquette , Jr., were Mr. and Mrs. John Leahy and children , John and Veronica , of Port Jefferson , and Mrs. John Van Dyke of Brooklyn. John Baabe of Route 112 cele- brated his birthday May 23 with hi:- family. Wednesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Baabe were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paul and daughter , Deanna , of Bohemia. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Urban of Mt. Sinai Road were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt and children , Kathy and Dennis , of Uniondale. j The Rev. and Mrs. David Hur- ley moved into the new parson- age on Monday. Coram News Items Patchogue Area EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH East Main Si reel Rev. Daniel G. Fiehk-r , Pastor THURSDAY 7 p. m. — Walther League Choir. 8 p. in. —Senior choir. SUNDAY 9 a. m. —Sunday School. !) a. in. --Church service . 10:30 a. m. — Church service — Holy Communion. MONDAY 8 p. m. — Board of Education. TUESDAY 7 p. m. — Junior choir. 8 p. m. — Mary Anna Guild. THE « CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 95 East Main Street Mr. and Mrs. David D. Larson , Missionaries Ministers Rev. Stuart W. Van Cott Rev Harold R. Coleman FRIDAY 8 p. m. — Presidential Board. SATURDAY 10 a. in. —Food sale on church lawn sponsored by Junior High Fellowship. SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Church school. Two Worship Services !»:30 a. m. — Early famil y ser- vice . Parents and others may at- tend the early service during Un- church school hour. Holy commun- ion and reception of the confirma- tion class. 11 a. m. — Service of Holy Communion. Reception of adult new members. MONDAY 8 p. m. — Circle of Young '^ Married Women. Guest: Vito Mag- gio , hair stylist. All women are welcome. TUESDAY 4:15 p. m. — Brownie Troop 1 0(5 . 7:30 p. m. — Boy Scout Troop 44. THURSDAY 7 p. m. — Junior choir rehearsal . 8 p. m. — Senior choir rehearsal. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Roe Boulevard and N. Ocean Ave . SUNDAY 11 a. m. —Sunday school . 11 a. m. —Sunday service. \God the Only \ Cause and Cre- ator \ is the subject of the Lesson- Sermon to be heard at all Christ- ian Science churches Sunday. The Golden Text is fro m Psalm 72: \Blessed be the Lord God , the G'od of Israel , who only doeth wondrous things. \ Nursery for pre-Sunday school age children through church ser- vices is provided. WEDNESDAY 8:15 p. m. —Testimony meeting. DAILY Reading room hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. m., daily, Fridays 7 to 9 p. m. except Sunday and legal holidays at 38 South Ocean Avenue. THE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR 231 Jayne Avenue Dr. Lammert Redelfs , Pastor SUNDAY 9 a. m. —Sunday School and Nursery for babes in arms and children up to three years of age. i 9 a. m . and 10:30 a. m . — Divine worshi p. Sermon: \The Lost Sense of Sin. \ The Lord ' s Supper will be celebrated at both services. TUESDAY 1:30 p. rn. - Ladies ' Guild. 8 p. m. — Church council. WEDNESD AY 7 p. m. —Junior Choir rehearsal . 7:30 p. rn. — Senior Choir re- hearsal. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPA L CHURCH Rev. Richard C. Chapin , Rector Rev. E. A. W. H. Wilson , Rector Emeritus | ^ THURSDAY I 7:30 p. m. — Solemn Evensong of Corpus Christi. 8:30 p. m. — Vestry and assoc- iate vestry. FRIDAY 12 noon — Holy Communion. SATURDAY 7 p. m. — Evoninp- prayer . SUNDAY First Sunday after Trinity 8 a. m. — Hol y Communion 9 a. m. — Family Eucharist, and Church School. 11 a. m. — Holy Eucharist and Sermon. 2 p. m. — Jr. choir trip to cathedral. Garden Hit.v. MONDAY \ 8 p. m. — Young Womens ' Club. WEDNESDAY 9:30 a. m. — Holy Communion. 7:30 p. m. — Junior choir. 8 p. m. — Senior choir. FIRST BAPTIS1 CHURCH New North Ocean Avenue Rev. John E. Southard , Pastor THURSDAY 8 p. m. — Midweek Service. The speaker will be Archie Jones Jr., missionary to Venezuela. FRIDAY 7 p. m. —Christian Service Bri- gade for Boys (ages 8-12). 7:30 p. m.—Christian Service Brigade for Boys (ages 12 up). SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. —Bible school. George Swan , Gen. Supt. Classes for all ages from nursery class through an Adult Bible class. The buses provide free transpor- tation . For information c a 11 GRover 5-1472. 11 a. m. — Morning worshi p. Organist . Miss Emma Kaller. The choir will render the anthem and the soloist will be Gregory Sher- win. Message by the pastor. The Lord' s Table will be observed. A nursery and junior church are conducted. 6 p. m. —Youth Choir practice. (5:30 p. m. —Youth Groups and Adult Bible Study class. 7:45 p. m. — Community Gos- pel service. Song service. Special music by the Senior choir , a Men ' s f Quartet and the Girls Trio. Mes- sage , \Abraham ' s Faith. \ A nur- sery is conducted. MONDAY 8 p. m. — Meeting of Women ' s Auxiliary of Child Welfare As- sociation. TUESDAY R n rn . ^X/nTYlonc lYficair.rtaT.tr Meeting. WEDNESDAY 10 a. m. — Women ' s Prayer Group at home of Mrs. VanLeeu- wen. 44 Chestnut Avenue. 7:30 p. m. —Choir practice. 7:30' p. m. —Pioneer Girls (ages 12 up). THE METHODIST CHURCH South Ocean Avenue Patchogue I Rev. Donald W. Hamblin THURSDAY 12 noon — Mary Martha Circle meets in the church. 8 p. m. — Choir rehearsal in Ladies ' Parlor. 9 p. m. — Alcoholics Anonymous meets in the parish house. SUNDAY 9:45 a.m. —Church School with classes from nursery through High School in the parish house. Adult Bible class. 11 a. m. — Morning Worship service. 7:. \ »0 p. m. —Junior and Senior M e t h o d i s t Youth Fellowshi p, meets in the church. MONDAY 8 p. m. — Vesper Circle meets at the home of Mrs. Noble Chap- man , 19 Carman Street. Co-hos- tess , Mi-s. Havina Badman. TUESDAY 8 p. m. — Commission on Membership and Evangelism meets in the church . WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. — Boy Scouts meet in the parish house. News of the Churches Your friends will know good taste and skilled workmanship have been embodied in the wed- ding invitations you order from The Advance—a t budget prices.
