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Ronkonkoma and the La ke N ews cub. Mis- , Viola Wilkinson , a s tu- di m at Maiy Washington College , is expected home the cany part ol June w hen school closes for ihe sumniei vacation. i\ !is . Hannah Raisin spent the weekend ai hei summer cottage on l«ii Slict. Mi. and Mi s . Joseph Frisco of th Lake aie the pa lent- , of a <^on hum in Good Sanuu itan Hospital Maj 12 The baby has been named io-eph (.eiaid. \\l i and Mis . Fred Mohring of l' o ' tion Road motored to Orient Mrs. B. Da\is . JU 8-0987 Mi and Mrs . Ruhaiil (J. Y OUIVJ , and dauyhtcis , .hMiiie mil Dcbia. ot IX s Humes , 11 1 , aimed at the Lake Satinda . \ to spend tin da . \ s •with Mi s . \ oittii; ' ^ uncie and aunt , . An. l( nd All s . Ltlu in Ki i h ol ]!• nkel D ive Mr and Mis John Siundi//i ol Oak Stieet had a juit\ Satin da\ toi nienibiM s ot ' the i lauiih l' i<' - seiit weie \li and Mi- - \uholu diiiM\ All and \li - . Muliul Sc an- 1I1//1 , Ml and Mi- Jo- i p li Mueii ai t 10 and c hildi en. Jo n in i Josep h , Mi . and Mi s I tank \no letti and sons , Fiank and Pitei , and Ahs . M.u \ Nuo ' ctu. all ( o nma; Mi. and Mi s C' .u is \un- xiatta and ilnldien . Li nda. Alnh- ael and Dorotln , and Alt s l' , ( 1 ha l oiinell . N in Hain\ii u . Mi .iiiil Al l s . Jen\ Xun/i.ittu oi I!eihpuL . '' and Aliss Elaine Delluilli o 1 l!a\- sidt . Ah. and Mi s \i thui ( hohu-ki ot Cai 1 Sti eet enl itniol 1 ' 1 oup of 1 elat i\ i s and f 1 icnii- Ma\ 20 ill hoiioi of 111 ^ ii olde st -on. Ahih ael , who teuned hi s Fiist lliiij l onitMUinon 1 li.it il ij m Si Josep h' s R ( ' l bin i h . Geiuld (iiifnth ol 1 ike Uon- konkoma lias been unpomti d a lit ' eguaid b\ the l iiooUh ' Nin Tow n Boaid foi the siiniu ei n\ i i'atnn piogiam. A tit w steel railing has been in- stalled on the Is ' ip Tow 1 poition of the Ronkonkoma A\enue tail- l oad biulge Count dmun John Foley has l eque-teu lli gh wa\ Superintendent Chuile s Ran and to investi g ate tlr* po ssj h , lu\ ot m stalling a smului la ilme , on the B'ookhavm side. Air. and All s . Haiiv Luskv of BionwMe wei e weekend que st s at the home of D' . und All s Si lm- machei of Revei h Road Airs . Flunk Ke 'lei and Aliss Mali \ YVeboi of Pond Road enter- tained at supner Sundae All and All s . XeKon Wilkin son of Centei - S.itinday where they ^pent foui da\ s Tlie\ went fishing in Long I sLn ! Sound for blac k fish and -tnped bass . Pu\ id Wittemeier , the son of All. and Alls . Edward Wittem- eiei , hid a biithda % \ part t \ Satu r- day. Ten of bis p 1 iv\ mates \\eic Ills f lU' sts . Mi and Mrs . Charles Epstein spent the weekend at theii home o 'i lb nkel Dnve and Smith Stiee t Alls . Alatilda Kennedy of New A' o k Citv has purchased a home on Pleasure Avenue and plans to live at the Lake permanently vhen she retires. ' ' '*' n All s . Paul R s ,ehubert of Kirby I ane was hostess at a bridal shower Mu> 21 for Miss Wera Heugei of Anutyville. Miss Heg- LM \ will become the bride of Dr. Robeit Solarski on June 10 and will be escorted to the altar by Mi. Schubert as her parents are lesidum in Em ope. Guests were Alesdumes Robeit Quinn , Arthu r Wilson , Forrest Wales , Alarion Hu- bui i, .Tudson Allen , Peter Gilfedder , Lotte Gottwald , Charles Solarski , Patnek A. Brown , Fred J. Pflug- fi ldei and Miss Marg e Gilfedder , all of Alassapequa; also Mrs. Bert.n Lieb . Mrs. Edna Morris and Aliss Edna A. Morris of Pab\ Ion and All s . Patrick J. Hig- »iii s of Anutyville. After Miss Ileuger opened her many lovely mfts , a smorgasbord supper was »-served. Mrs. Arthur Engert of Bellmore was a luncheon guest May 2',i oi Mrs. Charles L. Davis , Sr., ' of Cai - 1 oil Avenue. Mrs. Engert and her husband , the late Arthur Engert, were instrumental in the founding of Hol y Cross Lutheran Church in Lake Ronkonkoma. Mr. and Mrs . Engert were l e.sidents of the Lake foi man . \ years . Their home was on Ch\iiy Street. Alls. Elsie Cailson has returned to her home in Teaneck , N.J., aftei a \isit of thiee weeks with hei son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mis. Thomas C. Browne of Holbrook. Mrs. Frieda Adams of Wernei s- ville is visiting her daughter , Aliss Caroline Adams of Wyant Avenue. Airs . Adams vsill remain at the Lake for two weeks. Air. and Mrs . Edward Witte- meier of Henkel Dnve entertained Mis . Wittemeier ' s uncle and aunt , Mr. and Ah\s . Matthew A. Henkel of Baby lon, at dinner on Wednes- day. Eugene Grau of Oakwood Street is slowl y recovering from injuiies received while fishing with a group of friends in a boat off Block Island , when very hi g h w aves caused the boat to capsize , throwing Mr. Grau into the water where he was struck by the boat. The captain of the boat was also injured and both men were taken to Southampton Hospital where they remained for almost a week. Mr. Gra u has a jewelry store on Hawkins Avenue and specializes in wa tch repairing. His store re- mained closed while he was in the hospital. He is now back in busi- ness. The Advance is on sale at Ted- dy ' s Luncheonette , Whelan ' s Drugs , Lake Ronkonkoma Station- ery, Lechowit Delicatessen , Frank' s Stationery and Lakoma Food Store in Lake Ronkonkoma. —Adv. A bowung dinner was held re- centl y at the Centereach Lanes to awaid the prizes and trophies to the members of the Thursday nig ht bowling teams. First p lace went to the County Door Team , sponsored by Leo Lynch of Carl Street. On the team were Ales- dames Penny Lynch , Martha Fran- ken , Grace Brida , Marie Craig and Dap hne Stachelski. Mr. Lynch , as sponsor , also received a ti op h y. Second and third p lace teams re- ceived trophies and Mrs. Anita Falkman was awarded a trophy for her hi gh game of 249. Mrs. Falkman lives on Newton Boule- vard. Air. and Mrs. Nicholas Conti of Lakew ood Road are the paients of a daughtei bom in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital May 1(5 . They now have two children , both girls . Airs. Conti is the daughter of Counselor and Airs. Salvatore Parisi of Ronkonkoma Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George Dolderer of Springdale Drive , Ronkonkoma , aie tile paients of a son born in Mather Memorial Hospital May 11. On the same day, and in the same hospital , a daughter was bmn to Ah. and Mrs. William Cope of Lake Ronkonkoma. Attorney Wil' .iam Shea , who has maintained a law office on Haw- kins Avenue for the past nine years , has moved his office to the Oakdale Shopping Centei. He ie- sides on Coiinet quot Dme in Oak- dale. Mrs . Geoige Busch , who re- cently fell and bioke her hip, left Mather Memorial Hosp ital Satur- day und will stay w ith her son and daug htei-m-luw , Mr. and Air s . Ai thru Busch ol Lincoln Road , while she continues hei convales- cence. Petty Officer William F. Lieb- habei is expected home today to spend . \ .0 days at his home on Kin g dom Court. Mr. Liebhaber has been stationed m Argentia , Newfoundland , and his next sta- tion will be in Bermuda. Air. and Mis. George Hall and then thiee children of Brooklyn have returned home after spend- ing the Decoration Day holiday at their summer cottage on Larch Stieet. Aliss Elsie Pfeife r was guest-of honor at a sin prise bridal showei gi\en for her May 20 in the home of hei sistei-in-law , Alr.s . Stanle\ E. Pfeiffer of Oak Street who was also the Hostess. Miss Pfeifer will become the bride of Herman von Kampen of Alassapequa in Holy Cross Lutheran Church June 2o. Guests at the shower were Mesdames William Pfeifer , Gustav Gehweiler , Emli Eilert- son , Harry Robins , Ralph Wen- dell , Knute Hugen , George Lam- mel , David McCullougTi , Charles Walter , Walter Hillmer , Frank Sommer , Jack Lindberg, John von Kampen and Miss Doroth y Holmes of Lake Ronkonkoma ; Mrs. Peter D'Amelio of Holts- ville; Mrs. John Tuite and Mrs. Charles Hoffman of Baldwin; Mrs. LeRoy Pfeifer of Smith- town ; Mrs. Henry Sahl and Mrs. Phili p Dehner of Bay Shore; Mrs. Hans Pfeifer of Brentwood; Mrs William Hiller of West Islip ; Mrs. Adolph Dehner of Amityville Harbor; Mrs. Thomas Siegle of Baby lon; Mesdames Henry Korn- aherns , Lloyd Kasper , George Millesteadt , Edward Ruchert and Miss Margaret Watt of Linder- hurst; Mesdames Harold Gaddy, James Searly, Henry Throo , James Kornaherns , James Ahnen and Miss Joan Kornahearns of Mas- sapequa Park; Alesdames Fred von Kampen , Nelson Gismervick , Lillian Warner , the Misses Mar- garet and Inge von Kampen of Alassapequa , and Airs. Jack Bro- ph y of Connecticut who will be Aliss Pfeifei ' s matron-of-honor. After Aliss Pfeifer opened her many lovel y gifts , a buffet sup- per was seivod. Robert McCabe of Lakewood Avenue returned home by plane Fnday after spending II weeks in Alamogoido , New Mexico, where he was sent on a special assign- ment by Sperry Gyroscope Com- pany at MacArthur Airport Field, fhe special work was done at tire Halloman Air Force Base m New Mexico. All . and Mis . John Gibson are the parents of a daughter born in Biookhaven Memorial Hospital May 12. On May 14 , in the same hospital , a son was bom to Air. and Mrs. Joseph Manzi. The fol- lowing day, again in Mather, a son was also boin to Air. and Airs. Patrick Keller. On May 1G in Mather a daug hter was born to Mr. and Mrs . Benjamin O'Kula. The new parents all live in Ron- konkoma. Airs . D. Foster Overton, local Salvation Army Seivice Unit chairman for the Lake Ronkon- koma area , has announced that app lications for the Salvation Army Star Lake Camps for boys and girls , ages 7 thru 12 , are now in the hands of all local Salvation Army Seivice Unit Welfare secre- taries. Mrs. Roobert MacDonald , Welfare secretary of the Lake area , is compiling a list of young- sters most likel y to benefit from the camping experience. The unit provides camp school ships through its ti easury, which re- ceives its money from the twenty per cent of all funds contr.buted locally during the annual appeal which w ill commence July 1. RONK. FIRE DEPT. The Ronkonkoma Fire Depart- ment extinguished two brush tires May 2o , on Portion and Hol- brook Roads and the other on Chester Street. Chief Arthur Davis was in charge. May 23 Mrs. Doroth y Branton of 419 Deer Road w as taken to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital in the Ronkonkoma Fire Depart- ment ambulance. Dr. Burford Welch was the doctor and Alex Proios the attendant. May 26 Tneodore Dreyhaupt of Sunset Avenue , Holbrook , was ordered to Biookhaven Memorial Hospital b y Dr. Theodore Fried. Floyd Easter and Adam Metzler were the attendants. On the same day Mr. Tirette of School Street was taken to Mather Memorial Hospi- tal. Dr. Masami Yamaguchi was in charge. Everett Bowers and William Wickers were the attend- ants. Again on May 26 , the am- bulance was called out to take Mrs. Helen Paulik of 43 Secato- gue Avenue to Bi ookhaven Mem- orial Hospital. Mr. Metzler , David Gimmler and Gene Murray were the attendants. Alay 27 a patient named Rhodes was taken from the Wittrid ge Nursing Home to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Dr. Fried was in charge. Matt- hew Kenned y and Alfred Smith, were the attendants. On the same day the ambuUince was called to the home of Mrs. J. S. DiBella on Samuel Sti eet by Di. Welch. Thomas Browne , Jack Ouzman and Finest Boeke were the at- tendants. LAKELAND FIRE DEPT . No fires were reported to the Lakeland Fire Department during the past week. May 24 Dominick Sacramona of Terry Place was taken to Brook- haven Memorial Hospital in. the Lakeland Fire Department am- bulance. Dr. Bui ford Welch was in charge. William Carpenter , William Curley and Frank Bar- bero were the attendants. Friday Margaret Marquart of 80 Wood- lawn Avenue was taken to Brook- haven Memorial Hospital. Dr. Welch was in charge. Charles Rapp and Ray Stulz were the attendants. LAKE BEACH CLUB In an election held May 21 in the home of H. William Berger , Eugene J. Gregory was elected president of the Lakecrest Beach Club. Other officers elected were Lester Brown , vice president , and Mr. Berger , secretai y-treasurer. The club is- made up of property owners of Lakecrest Lane on the west side of the Lake. The follow- ing members were present: Mr. Berger , Mr. Gregory, Mr. Brown , Airs. Florence Kirk , Louis Pok- orny, Jr., Martin Beck and Henr y Lecons. Non-resident members are Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bums , Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morris and Mr. and Mrs. William Garrity. MUG CLUB ELECTION Mrs. Lawrence McElrath was elected president of the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Mug Club at the monthly meeting held in the Home Town Tavern. Other offi- cers are Mrs. Mae Crawley, vice president; Mrs. Everett Bowers , secretary; Mrs. William LoCurto , treasurer; Mrs. Kay Ryan , publi- city , and Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. McElrath , members of the sick committee. Installation of of- ficers will be held at the June meeting. After expenses are paid , money raised by the club is used for charitable purposes. WOMEN'S SOCIAL CLUB The Map lecrest Women ' s Social Club held its last meeting in the home of Mrs. George R. Peterson on Crestwood Lane. It was the first anniversar y of the club. Mrs. Albert Vassello , president , was welcomed back after a leave of absence. She was congratula- ted on the birth of her daughter and was presented with diaper service for one month. The club members are p lanning an evening at Jones Beach Marine Theatre to see Guy Lombardo ' s latest production \Hawaiian Paradise. \ The next meeting af the club will be held June 13 in the home of Mrs. Muriel Schneider. METHODIST CHURCH Services in the Methodist Church at Five Corners Sunday will be at 11 a. m. when there will be a reception of members by transfer ol church letter and con- fession of faith. During the month of June the church school will con- tinue to meet at 9:30 a.m. but the Famil y Service of Corporate Worship will be discontinued. At a recent meeting of the Of- ficial Board it was decided to hold one service of coi porate worship at 9:30 a.m. during the months of July and August including the first Sunday in September. The church school will meet at 9:30 a.m. as usual , but for children age 3 through grade six onl y. Other young peop le who ordin- arily attend church school will at- tend the corporate w orship at 9:30 a. m. Methodist Student day and Children ' s day will be observed at wot.ship and m the church school on June 11 HOLY CROSS CHURCH Hol y Cross Lutheran Church holds services Sunday at 8:15 , 9:30 and 11 a. m. The church school meets at 9:30 a.m. The Ladies ' Guild is in charge of a nursery at 11 a. m. for the convenience of paients with small children who wish to attend services. The nm sery needs a crib mattress. If anyone has one no longer in use , it will be appreciated. Holy com- munion will be administeied at all three services on Sunday. There will be a Nassau-Suffolk Conference Confirmation rall y at Hol y Trinity Lutheran Church , Rockville Centre , Sunday at 4:30 p.m. All Confirmands are invited to attend. A box lunch will be needed but beverage and dessert will be provided. Those wishing to go are asked to meet at 3 p. m. at the church. There are still several open date s for memorial bulletins and flowers. Please get in touch with Mrs. Frevert , JU 8-5568 , if you wish to memorialise someone with altar flowers or bulletins. ST. MARY'S CHURCH St. Mary ' s Episcopal Church holds Sunday services at 8 , 9:30 and 11 a.m. w ith Holy communion and a sermon at all three services. The church school meets in the parish hall at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Hol y communion is administered daily at 9 a.m. in the church . Lay- ing on of Hands for the Sick is Fridays after communion. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Sunday masses in St. Josep h' s R. C. Church are now on summer schedule. They are at 7 , 8 , 9, 11 a.m., 12 noon and 1 p.m. in the church; at 8:1 5. 9:15 , 10:15 , 11:15 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. in the school auditorium and at 9 a.m. in the Civic Hall on Grundy Avenue in Holbrook. Master Printers Set Installation Dinner Of Reelected Officers The Master Printers Association of Suffolk County will hold its Annual Ladies ' ' Night Dinner- Dance and Installation of the re- elected slate of officers at Bronco Charlie ' s Original Log Cabin Res- taurant , Oakdale, at 8 p. m., June O. All printers , their ladies and guests are invited. Tickets may al- so be secured at the door. James Slootmaker , a partner in Buys Bros., Islip, has been re-elec- ted to his second term as president of the Suffolk group. On the rec- ommendation of the nominating committee , the association ' s entire slate of officers was held over for another year. Other officers re-elected includ- ed: Howard Weeks (Weeks and Reichel Printing Co., Sayville), first vice-president ; Raymond R. Buys ( Buys Bros., Islip), second vice-president; Andrew Reichel (Weeks and Reichel Printing Co., Sayville), treasurer; and serving another term as secretary, Harry Wolpert (Artcraft Printing Co., Islip Terrace). Renamed to the Board of Direc- tors were : Fred Nelson , ( Leo Rost Associate s , Smithtown) ; James Paxson , (The Paxson Press , Pat- chogue) ; Carlyle Austin , (The Riverhead News , Inc., Riverhead); Adrian Ball , (Suffolk County News , Sayville): and S. Jerome Gleason , (Penataquit Press , Bay Shore). The newly elected Officers will be installed by Mr. Gleason. Warren Dunn and his \Colon- ials \ orchestra will provide music for the occasion. Twenty Years Ago ... A U. S. Savings Bond was a Share of Freedom .. .y It Still Is! This message sponsored as a public service in cooperation with the U. S. Treasury The National Bank of Lake Ronkonkoma MEMBER : F.D.I.C. and Federa l Reserve Bank I OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 6:30 TO 8:00 Hawkins Ave., L. Ronkonkoma JUniper 8-8400 HAN DAI MARKET 59 NORTH OCEAN AVE. PATCHOGUE GRover 5-0104 We Deliver A. PALERMO , Prop. 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