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Brookhaven-South Haven Mr* . Anne Hornbostel BEllport 7-0U7 The Oaklawn Cemetery Associa- tion holt] ii. - . annual meetin g May I'O at the Brookhaven library. A! officers were re'-Icctcd: John Mit- chell Kwing, pr esident ; Cap tain John T. Tuthill , vice president ; Mrs. Frank Champlam , t reasurer; Mr s . Pavid McCiKclh on. secremty. Three iu \v trustees each for a term ot ' d' .ree years , \vei\ elected. Ti.ey are Mrs . Helen Maust , Antliony Majestic and Louis Decker. A large number of children re- ceived tneir li:si Holy Communioii at Alaiv Iii/.nacaiate U.C. Churcii . B. -ll port , on Memorial day. Thos ¦ 11 i>m Brookhaven were Thomas Savage son of Mfr . and Mrs. Ben- jamin Savage of Old Stump Road and Martin Schmitt , sou of Mr. and M rs. Henry Schniilt of Wood- l- ii ! Avenue Also Joseph Tursel- lino, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Tuiseinno ot Old Stump Road who celebrated the occasion with a barbecue; J a n e Swinghamer , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Envin Swinghamer of E psom Course , who had Mrs. Swinghamer ' s sister . Miss Lidwina SwinghamiM' . of I.archmont as a guest and Colleen Carracci. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carracci of Woodland Ave- nue who celebrated with a buffet flintier having as guests Mr. and .M rs. Ca rl Jefliff of Corning, Mr, and Mrs. Mhrtin Schmitt of Brook- haven and Mr. and Mrs. A. Aquino of New York City. A bu ffet dinner was also held at the home of Ml* . and Mrs. George Nink of Chapel Avenue whose daug hter , Elaine , received her first communion. Par- taking in a buffet, dinner for the immediate family were Mrs. George L. Nink of West Islip, Mrs. Margaret Theys of Queens , and Mr. and Mrs. Floy d Theys of Lin- denhurst. Stanlev ( Sandy) Wnen- ta , second son ot Mr. and Mrs. .Stanley Wnenta of Carman Boule- vard , was given a communion breakfast by Mrs. Wnenta ' s broth- er-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mars. Wilim Van der Zalm of Bell port. The breakfast was attended by Mir . and Mrs. Frank Craven . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kalinowsk and Mr. and Mrs Richard Darrow , all of Brookhaven , and hy Stanley ' s I rothers , Danny and Edward. The same group hel d a barbecue at his parent ' s home later in the after- noon and were joined by Robert Lyons. Sr..Mrs . Anne Mooney, Mr. and Mrs . Jose-ph Adams <and child- ren , .Tac ' k ' ie and Barbara , Mr. and Mrs Richard Lyons and daughter, Roetta ; and Tommy Savage all f.om Urookhaven. Stanley ' s god- parents are Mrs . Adams and Rich- ard L yons. The Advance Is on sale at Ver- ni' s Delicatessen in Brookhaven. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. M°irs , par- ents of Mrs. Eugene Church , and Miss Isabelle Moore , all of Wind- rush Farm in Cream Ridge , N. J. have spent several days at the home of the Church' s , who return- ed from Denmark with their two children , Rebecca and David , on the S.S. United States. The Church family lias spent one and a half years in Copenhagen where Mr. Church worked at the Institute of Theoretical Research. Mr. and Mrs. Horton Heath had Mrs. Heath' s brother and sister-in- law , Mr. .and Mrs. Corning Town- send of Buffa ' o , as their guests last Saturdav. John Strickland , son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis A. Strickland will graduate June 9 from Nichols Col- lege of Business Administration at Dudley, Mass., where he has been a student for the past two years. During the summer he will serv e as a Lieutenant Life Guard at Great Gun Beach , the Brookhaven 1 Town Beach opposite Center Mo- riches; his plans for the future are still in the making. Peter A. Hornbostel , son of Mir. and Mrs. John Hornbostel of Haw- kins Lane , graduated from the Columbia University School of Law in New York City June 6. He is now studying for the New York Bar examination , to be given in July. In the fall he will go to Vi- enna , Austria , where he will study International Law for one year on a Fulbright Fellowship. Ma\ and Mrs. Dennis Puleston and their three younger children , Jennifer , Peter and Sallie , Bruce and Gail Tooker , all from Brook- have n , and Susan Baker , Elizabeth Honnet , Kathy Cummins and Will- iam Bassett , all from Bell port , and Robert Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Cooley from East Patchogue went on a camping tri p to Stokes State Forest in north western New Jersey. They left May 26 after school and returned the following Monday around 7 p. m. In spite of the rainy weather they got in two days ' of successful bird' watching, observing especiall y different spe- cies of \Flycatchers , Veeries and Warblers. Sunday the group went to Franklin. N. J. where ' they spent much time inspecting an old mine. Franklinite , a mineral no longer in use , had been dug there in years past. By using an ultra violet lamp they found very rare mineral s like willemite and franklinite ; also cal- cite. On their way home they stopped at Palisades Park with a heightened interest for its geologi- cal qualities. Mrs. George P. Morse recently spent a week with her son-in-law and daughter , Dr. and Mrs. John H. Muller in Shrewsbury, Mass. Mrs. Morse ' s brother and his wife , M'r. and Mrs. H. C. Stelling of Niantic , Conn., are her guests for the time being. Richard T. Beyer , a student at Florence State College , Florence , Ala., returned home Sunday even- ing for the summer vacaton. He has taken a position with the Pat- chogu e Electric Li ght Company. Mr. and Mrs. Michael McKeown of Mott Lane had as their guests Mrs. McKeown ' s mother and sis- ter , Mrs. Raymond T. Hoopes and Miss Janet Hoopes , of Lansdowne , Pa. They came on Memorial Day and left Sunday. A large number of Brownies and Intermediates from the Brookha- ven area took part in the Daisy Day Rally of the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County, held at Camp Pa- quatuck in Center Moriches Sat- urdav. Dr. William Bassett of Rich- field , Conn., is staying at the Maust residence on South Country Road for this month. Dr. Bassevt works as a scientist at the Brook- haven National Lab. The South Haven Parent-Teach- er Association will hold its final meeting at 8 p. m. today. No spe- cial program has been announced instead all old business of the past year will be settled. MEMORIAL DAY Brookhaven Post 8137 of The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States conducted a beauti- ful ceremony Memorial Day morn- ing at Memorial Park after the par-ade. Music was played by the Bell port Hig h -School Band. After the national anthem and a prayer , Lieutenant Thomas of the Suffolk Air Force Base in Westhampton Beach gave a short but impressive speech stressing the American ideals of freedom and fa i th . A red , white and blue wreath , the American flag and several flowe r sprays were put at the foot of the monument in honor of the war dead , wherever in the world they may rest. Four Veterans fired three gun salutes; and then a single bugle blew taps while another played a soft echo from a short distance away. The Corporal John Ewing award which is sponsored by VFW , the Brookhaven Fire Department , the Brookhaven Parent Teacher Asso- ciation and Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell Swing in memory of their son , was presented to Miss Joy Martin , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Martin of Woodland Road. Miss Martin will enter Cortland State Teachers ' College in Cort- land , this fall -where she will study to be a mathematics teacher. After the ceremonies , the VFW served refreshments at the Brook- haven firehouse. Any veteran in Brookhaven who m(ay not yet have joined the or- ganization is cordially invited to do so and should contact Comman- der James Fucci at ATlantic 6-0137. j REMEMBER FATHER'S DAY JUNE !8 ] | FASHION FIVER* | I by Tkf inSeack Cb. \ \ An Economy Wardrobe... j | 5 c°o1 Wasn ' n Wear Outfits for the Price of \ Suit j * v ^ <v \ ^_F *^^ v \B-_K^-——F-——-I--——!_———_———————fl__———IF I_K____i^__F ______________ T ^_G9^___K ^_h m Fashion Fiver by Palm Beach Co. is a Wa slTn Wear ite . sportshirt or Sweater or you can wear the suit 5 suit plus extra harmonizing slacks , that adds up to coSt as a sfyttcoat W M any of your own trousers. \ S a whole wardrobe. Wear the suit for business wear , 5 outfits for the price of a3 , piece suit. Fashion Fiver S the suit coat and extra slacks together for casual by Palm Beach Company.;.meticulously tailored to \ ] occasions , wear either pair of slacks with your favor- give you a perfect fit , , 58.95 S *Reg. T.M. GoodaFI Stanford Incorporated. 57% Dacronf Polyester , 33% Rayon arid 10% other fibers, f Du Pont tag. T.M. ¦ J ^ _-_«_____¦¦-— -—— a__B_ -H-_n a_am_nH__«-H-_a__—v-wf | USE OUR EXTENDED CHARGE ACCOUNT AT I 5 WO EXTRA CHARGE j Mac Kavner ' s Fashions for Men S j 14 EAS T MAIN ST REET PATCHOGUE I j Open Monday and Friday Till 9 P.M. 1 ^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmcutammmuammm * News Items of The Ridge Mrs. IngTld Grimaldi. YAphank 4-3716 Rosary Macedo , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Augusto Macedo of Wil- liam Floyd Parkway, is home on Summer vacation from Oswego State Teachers College. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn of Giant Oak Road left Sunday on a motor trip to Geneseo, where they will accompany their daugh- ter , Margareth , who is a student at Geneseo State Teachers Col- lege , back to Ridge. Evelyn , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quinn of Giant Oak Road was given a sweet sixteen birthday party last week. Present were her sister , Gail , and brother , Richard , and Patricia Jones , Wil- liam Blum , Karen La Gois , Arleen Russell , June Woi'th , Carol Waf- fer , Peter Farrera , Thomas Olster and her parents. The Advance is on sale at Wat- tie ' s Grocery, and Ridge Post Of- fice in the Ridge. —Adv. Mrs. Joh n Kennedy of Madeline Road spent a week at the home of her son and daughter-in-la w , Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy, in Central Islip. Wednesday, she at- tended a violin concert at the Deer Park High School auditorium where her granddaughter , Ann Burger , played violin in the school band Mrs. Eugene Day of Sally Lane was a patient at Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital for three days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mannion and sons , Michael and Stephen , of Riveredge , N.J., were Saturday ' s guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Day of Sally Lane. Mr and Mrs. Edwin Schmidt of Sally Lane attended the celebra- tion of the christening of their granddaughter , Lori Lee , infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zackman , at the home of Mrs. Zackman ' s mother , Mrs. Martha Day, in Shoreham , Sunda y They were accompanied there by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zackman and sons , Louis , Thomas and Philli p, of Brightwaters , Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Martz and family and Mr. and M i\s . Eugene Day .and family of Ridge. l Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bubach of Old Saddle Road were Saturday guests at the home of their son- in-law and daug hter , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kane , and children , Carol Ann and Edward , Jr., of Rich- mond Hill. Sunda y they enjoyed a visit with their son and daugh- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bubach , Jr., and sons, James and Kenneth , in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dickoff' s son , Michael , has been released from Brookhaven Memorial Hospi- tal where he was a patient for the past week. Ridge Parent-Teacher Associa- tion will meet at the school Tues- day when the following members will be installed as new officers for 1961-62 : Mesdames Eleanor C. Smith , president; Janet Grube , vice president; Geraldine Spegele , recording secretary ; Margaret Ni- colay. corresponding secretary; Ray Waikie; treasurer; Dorothy Barseh and Kay Mooney. trustees. Robert Quinn , music co-ordinator of Cen- tral Middle Island School District 12 , will provide a musical program with the co-eds of Ridge Junior Hig h. The sixth graders trip to New York City, postponed because of bad weather , will take p lace June 17. They will be accompanied by parents and teachers. Karen and Tina Nicolay, daugh- ters of Mr. and Mrs. Franz Nico- lav of Middle Counti-v Road , will compete in a solo and team com- petition at United States Twirling Association contest at Jones Beach Saturday. Robert Halverson , son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Halverson of Giant Oak Road , celebrated his fourth birthday May 31 with a party. His guests included Madel yn and Alexander Stum ' pp, Michael and Salvetore Falletta , Jaqueline and Katherine Korb , Michael and Robert Grey, Kenneth Schaaff , John Dickhoff , Cheryl Ann and William Horn and his brother , Ed- ward , and sisters , Judy and Kath- lvn. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Girl Scout Troop 37 met Thurs- day at the home of Mrs. Ingrid Grimaldi on Dew Flag Road where they rehearsed an Hawaiian dance to be presented at their annual Court of Awards' June 8 at the West Middle Island School. Helen Giaguinto was selected to present Troop 37 as a color guard there. Momilani Naughton completed her First Class requirements by dem- onstrating the use of a First Aid Kit to the girls. Girl s attending with leader , Mrs Eleanor Naugh- ton , were Leslie Taylor , Marion Benens , Patricia Higgins, Barbara Korqaroski , L ynn Mailer , Christie Dalton , Kathy Cyran , Gilda Anas- tasi , Linda Ignaczak , Edith Barseh Sherry Griffin , Anita Lombardo , Eleanor and Grace Snyder. Brownie Troop 9 met Wednes- day at Ridge School with its lead- ers , Mesdames Frederick Barseh and Joseph Aiello. The girls made sit-upons and played games. Satur- day the troop with the leaders and Mrs. James Anderson took part in the celebration of the Golden Ju- bilee of Scouting, Daisy Day, atl Camp Paquatuck , East Mioriches. Taking part were Linda Aiello , Jeanne Auste n , Laura Cyran , San- dra Gow , Rosemary Fallatta , Mary Grace Lazzaro , Linda Albers , Jane Anderson , Jaqueline Tyree , Lynn Anastasi and Phyllis Ferrantello. CUB PACK 181 The Webelos patrol of Cub Pack 187 enjoyed a night of swimming, June 2 , at the pool of the Brookhaven National Labora- tory by invitation of Elbert C. Smith and Vernon Meyers. Three training sessions , June 6 , 13 and 20 , will be held at St. Mark's Lutheran Church basement , for parents and potential lead- ers of Boy Scouts of America. FIRE DEPARTMENT The Ladies ' Auxiliary of Ridge Volunteer Fire Department spon- sored the Memorial Day services wilh Mrs. Maril yn Halverson , pro- gram chairman , and the newly in- stalled president , Mrs. Geraldine Spegele , master-of-ceremonies. The services were opened by the Rev. Harold Drum of St. Mark' s Evan- gelical Lutheran Church, followed by a Memorial Flag ceremony con- ducted by Girl Scout Troop 37 who led the Pledge of Allegiance , \The Star Spangled Banner \ and Indian Taps. Brownie Troop 9 sang several songs and place d the wreath , followed by Cub Pack 187 who also sang a song and present- ed a short skit. Dr. Louis Nannini , princi pal of Middle Island Central School District 12 , was the guest speaker. The Rev. William Govern of St. Frances Cabrini R.C. Church gave the benediction. Among the many people present were Salva- tore Calebrese , postmaster of Suf- folk Postmasters Association; El- bert C Smith , president of the Board of Education ; Alfred Schoch , Scoutmaster , and Vernon Meyers , Assistant Scoutmaster; Mrs. Mary Gow , president of the Parent-Tea- cher Association; Mrs. Ingrid Gri- maldi. Girl Scout leader , and Mrs. Dorothy Barseh and Mrs. Edna Aiello , Brownie leaders. The Ridge Volunteer Fire De- partment answered two brush fires during the week , one in Panamo- ka , Friday, and the other on the east side of Ridge Road , Ridge. SCHOOL NEWS Ridge Junior Hig h' s Girls ' soft- ball team challenged the girls ' Softball team of Rocky Point School , Monday afternoon , with Charles Barchem , physical educa- tor of Ridge Junior High , the um- pire. At the start of the first in- ning Barbara Cellers was pitcher , Lynn Perry , catcher; Maria La Sauce , first base ; Janet La Flair , second base; Nellie Munez , short stop ; Barbara Manion , third base ; Eileen Naughton , right field; Bar- bara Pentzel , center field; and Sol- veig General , left field. The chan- ges made in the fourth in- ning were Kathline Gordon , first base ; Linda John , pitcher; Leslie Taylor , right field ; and Eleanor Milkunis , center field. One change was rmede in the fi fth inning with Phyllis Caccioppo as catcher. In the sixth inning one p inch hit was made by Mildred Tremel . In the fourth inning Barbara Manion hit a homer which brought in one run. Linda Joh n hit a homer in the fifth inning and scored three runs. The final score was 17 to 5 in favor of the Rocky Point team. CHURCH NEWS The Mr. and Mrs. Club enjoyed a night of bowling at Port Jef- ferson , May 25 , when the men won the game against the women b y 20 points. The following coup- les attended: Mr. and Mrs . George Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schultz , Mr. and Mrs. Franz Ni- colay, Mr .and Mrs. Alfred Schoch and Mr. and Mrs. George Balas. Worship sei-vices at St. Mark ' s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Wil- liam Floyd Parkway, are at 8 and 10:30 a m. Sunday church school for all children is at 9:15 ; choir rehearsal at 8 p. m. Thurs- day. The Women of the Church meet June 21 and the Mr. and Mrs. Club on the 28th in the church basement. A strawberry Festival , with Mrs. Franz Nicolay as chairman , will take place June 2 from J 2 to 4 p. m. pSS^MMMSMS^^ j IT'S HERE---IT ' S NEW - %£ j THE AREA'S ONLY _K)1__ > I I SURGICAL SUPPLY CENTER S SSE S? ) I j PATCHOGUE SURGICAL Co. fiSSjl J JACK LEVINE , Prop. ^ 77^^^__ _ M $ $ p Is ready to fulfill your needs in the line of p 0 TRUSSES • SUPPORTS • BELTS j HOSPITAL BEDS # WHEEL CHAIRS and I 0 NURSING SUPPLIES p SALES and RENTALS | I PATCHOGUE SURGICAL CO. j P 27 W. MAIN ST., NEXT TO WHELAN'S :: GR 5-2444 0 Holtsville and Fa rm ingville Mrs. Marion D. TMley , GR 5-5438 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Terry. Sr., of Farm-to-Market Road had a^ weekend guests their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Franklin Terry, Jr ., of Buf- falo. This is their first visit since their marriage in December. Mi* , and Mrs. Herman Strauch of Rexmere Avenue , Farmingville , had visiting them last weekend their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Ross McDonald , and chil- dren , Diane and Ross Allen , of Flushing. On Sunday they enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berg- man of Hempstead. Mr. and Mrs. John Fantozzi of Rexmere Avenue spent the week- end at their Sumj mer home in Farmingville Caroline Fields , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fields of Abner D ive , Holtsville , sp Q nt a week vis- iting her parents before returning to Albany State Teachers College for final exams. Airman 3c Tnomas H. Lee , son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee , Granny Road , Farmingville , is home on a 30-day leave before leaving for Germany for three years. Ronald Magagna , son of Mr. and Mrs. Guido Magagna , Blue Point Road , Farmingville , was 15 vears old on May 30 . After attend- ing the Memorial Day parade Ronald was given a party on the lawn of the Magagna residence Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Forzano and daughter , Tina Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forzano , Miss Lucy Forzano , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Forzano and children , Debra and Louis , Jr., of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. William Russo and chil- dren Gloria and William , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Foi-zano and daug hter , Linda , Queens Village ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bonsignore and daughter , Rose Mary, Woodhaven ; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Brennan and son , Fr-ederick , Jr., Ridgewood Mr. and Mrs. Edward Forzano , Mr and Mrs. Abei't Forzano and chil- dren , Lydia , Albert and Frances , Valley Stream ; Miss Gloria Russo , Little Neck ; Mr. and Mrs. Herman DeCastro and children , Stella and Arthur , Mrs. Anthony Clappa and son , Robert , all of Farmingville. Miss Helen M. Parmelee of Farm-to-Market Road , Farming- ville , will present her student Ac- co:dion Band at the Parent-Te'u-h- er Association meeting at the Wa- verly Avenue School June 16. Ronald DeCastro , seama n ap- prentice , son of Mr. and Mrs. Her- man DeCastro , Starling Place , Farmingville , is off on a cruise to Newfoundland. He will return to the Navy Base at Norfolk , Va., June 15. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Holtsville Fire Company will hold a dance June 10 at the Commu- nity Hall on Waverl y Avenue , Holtsville. Dancing will be to the music of the Satin Tones. ALLIED CADETS The newly formed Farming- ville-Holtsville Allied Nautical Ca- dets went on its first outing May 27 .to the Brooklyn Navy Yard The 44 recruits of the Farming- vi'le-Ho 'tsville Battalion were ac- companied by the Ronkonkoma Battalion. They were able to visit a destroyer and submarine while at the Navy Yard. The adult lead- ers with the group were Mrs. Ja- mes Reilly, Mrs Paul Strub and Frank Mclntuff. The new battalion meets at the Waverly Avenue School , Holtsville at 7:30 p. m. Fridays. Older youths joining the group ' have opportunity for rap id advancement. CHURCH NEWS The Farmingville-Holtsville Con- gregational Church holds worship service ' at 10 a. m. The Churc h School meets at 11:05 The Bible study group meets at 8 p. m. Wednesday. The Rev. John M. Mc- Loughlin , pastor , conducts the course in Bible study In July the Women ' s Fellowship is p lanning an old fashioned country fair. MEMORIAL DAY PARADE The Memorial Day Parade start- ed at 1 p. m. at the ball park in Farmingville and ended with the laying of a wreath at the Me- morial stone on the grounds of the Waverly Avenue School in Holtsville. George W. Still led the parade ias grand marsha}. Riding in the grand marshal' s car was Alfred Drake , veteran of W orl d War I. The flower wreath was carried by Scout Ignazio Alfano accompanied by Scouts Lorraine Reill y and Su- san Betz. Herman DeCastro , pa- rade marshal , conducted the Me- morial day ceremonies. The Rev. John M. McLoughlin , pastor of the Farmingville-Holts- ville Congregational Church , gav e the invocation. Miss Patricia Sue Riley, soprano , sang the National Anthem. Frederick Kershaw , pre- sident of the Farmingville-Holts- ville Lions Club , gave a short talk . The Lions Club is sponsor of the Memorial day pa rade. The Rev. Mr. McLoughlin gave the Me- morial Day speech. Mrs. Dorothy Trueit , Gold Star Mother , placed the wreath on the stone. Ralph Mercadante was chairman of the parade committee. The following units were in the line of march: The Lions Club with a float , Ho ' tsville-Farming- ville Fire Department . Band; Farm- ingville-Holtsville Battalion , Al- lied Nautical Cadets ; Ronkonko- ma Battalion , Allied Nautical Ca- dets; Holtsville-Farmingville Fire Department Firemen and Ladies ' Auxiliary ; Bohemia School Band; Boy Scout Troop 80; Girl Scouts , Troops 14 and 58; B r o w ni e s , Troops 23 , 20 and 58; Holtsville- Farmingville Parent-Teacher Asso- •¦i tion with a Moat: iVlr\ . Clara. Larsen , representing the FarmTng- vi.le-llolt -vdie Robert S. Stili Republican Club , with a specially decorated car; Farmingville-Holts- ville Youth Advisory Group, Inc., with a float and fire trucks re- presenting the Holtsville Fire Company and the Farmingville Fire Company. Temple Beth El School Will Have First Graduation The first annual graduation ex- ercises in the history of the Temp le Beth El reli g ious school will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday in the Sanctuary of Temple Beth El. The following students who have attended the religious school for the past five years will be gradu- ated : Adele B ro c h s t e i n , Alan Chaskin , Arline Davidow , Carole Gottfried , Jerome Hastings , Joy Heyman , Karen Kleinman , Sharon Levine , Andrew Medvin , Joel Med- vin , Marsha Papanek , Jan Rosen- blatt and Mark Wiener. The . theme of the graduation exercises will be \Israel - A Dream Realized\ written by Sam- uel Bugatch. It will be presented by the graduating class and the Beth El Choir under the direc- tion of Cantor Max Rajeck , who with Mi-s. Rajeck will serve as soloists. The group will be ac- companied by Dr. Murray Green- berg at the piano. Rabbi A. Irv- ing Schnipper , spiritual leader and principal of the Temple Beth El School , will be the main speaker of the afternoon. Sanford Davi- dow , president of Temple Beth El. will deliver the charge to the Class of 1961. Mrs. Maurice H. Robinson , wife of the late Dr Maurice H. Robinson , former pre- sident of Temple Beth El , will make the presentation of the Dr Maurice H. Robinson Memorial Award to the senior who has at- tained the h ighe st scholastic grade. Bert Friedman , president of the Parent-Teacher Association of the Beth El reli g ious school , will make the presentation of the first PTA award which will be given to the best all around senior. Jacob Gindi , chairman of the Board of Education of Temp le Beth El , will present di p lomas to Hio clnss. Bayp ' t-Blue Pt Class of 195 1 Holds Reunion Thirty people attended the din- ner and dance reunion of the class of 1951 of the Bayport-Blue Point High School which was held at the Pine Grove Inn , Last t J atcii- ogue May 27. The committee , who worked tor manv month- ; maki- 'g preparations for the affair consist- ed of Mrs. George Warnken (the former Marilyn Slater) and Mrs. William Butler (the former Lynn Schmidt) both of Blue Point , Mrs. Vinlent Roslak (the former Rosy- r.nne R o e ci i n g) of Holtsville , Charles Adams of Patchogue and Edward Houdek and Robert Warn- ken of Bayport. Awards were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Terry of Buffalo , the honeymooners or most recently married ; Mr. and Mrs . Henry Kel- ler (Mrs. Keller is the former No ' . ' - ma Benson), of Springfield , Mass. the longest married; Mr. and Mrs Charles Adams of Patchogue for having the most children and Mr. and Mrs. Wa ' ter Albrecht of L ; v- erpool , New York for travelling the farthest. Special guests included Earl Tyler , the 1951 class advisor and his wife and Mr. and Mrs. George Raynor of Bayport. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carucci . (Mrs. Carucci is the former Lee Curtis) of Great River , Mr. and Mrs. Carton Lewis of Bayport . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters of Bellport and Miss Garnet Terry of Hun- tington. | Medford Farm Sta nd | Directl y Across From Josephine ' s Pizzeria Kest i i Route 112 (3 blocks south of Medford Station) Medford i ! HOURS : Open Dail y (Sunday Until 5 p.m.) j Plenty of Free Parking Open Year Round j I Sweet Georgia i PEACHES------ --- 2 lbs. 29c | i Sunkist i ! ORANGES-- M for 29c j ' Red Sweet 1 ! WATERMELON lb. 5c . ¦ \ -— ¦«--» ^-«-- ---«--- - - - -Mt__ - _ - _ - _ - _ - _, ^__._ - _ - _.__ - _ - _ - _ - _ - _ - % _ - _ __ I I Hard Ri pe Tomatoes ------ lb. 19c i Michi gan Peat Moss - 100-lb. bag 1.69 j GERANIUMS - ea. 39c j Fresh Cut I Snap Dragons or Carnations - bunch 95c j Also Full Line of Bedding and Vegetable Plants | I • SALE ENDS S ATU RDAY , JUNE 10 • Complete Selection of | I Garden Supp lies and Nursery Stock Authorized Dealers for ORTHO-BURPEE-VERTAGREKN ! and Country Squire Products. Ask for You r Free , \How to ! Plant\ book—Also ORTHOS Lawn and Garden Booklet. I I A T L ARG E SELECTION OF j ! FRESH VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES j S We g ive Valu-PIus Greeri Stamps with all purchases j I OPEN SUNDAYS TILL 5 P.M. I f mm n m —¦»»¦¦ » !——_ — — ¦——-———-—-—-—- »—-——_ ___________ ______ ~ i \*iTvnr»nfT i nnn .iuuuui. \ - W ~- WWM * A **** A *« UUU _ WJ __< XXXXX ^ j VILLAG E MEAT MARKET ! MEDFORD I HAVE YOUR ® _ MM OPEN ! jj * JL. CUT TO ORDER j «j OVEN PREPARED | TOP SIRLOIN DflAQT _ A ^ _f Si TOP ROUND Iwild l £ ^ C EYE ROUND RFFF O f H>. jj BOTTO M ROUND Lf LtM ^ 1 W j l , Trimmed I Merkel' s Fine Provisions j I Sirloin Steak 89c lb. I Skinless No. 1 i i Round Steak 99c lb. Fr *nks 63c lb. 1 Square Cut Boneless \ By the Piece \ i! Chuck Roast 69c ib. LIVERWURST OR |i Cross Rib Steak. . 87c lb. J 6 * ^ ^ ^ !!\ ! Tender Juicy Roasting Pork 39c lb. i j i Chuck Steaks 49c lb. T rimmed j j | Freshly Ground-2 '/ 2 lbs. ^^ ° f Pork 67c lb « ! Jj Beef Hamburger .... 1 .00 Lean Center Cut I Steer Liver 59c lb. Pork Cho P s 79c lb - !i „ ~ , -. * -. . , Small Barbecue I C^rned U Beef B0^ 67c lb. S *™ Ribs 59c lb ' j! Pre -Diced Lean Pi S S Knuckles .... 37c lb. jjStew Meet 69c lb. Pi g S Toes .... 4 lbs. 1 .00 j j, Milk Fed Veal Neck Bones - 4 lbs . 1 .00 ! jj Lo\ 1 Veal Ch °P s 97c lb - Fresh Oxtails ... 39c lb. '! Full Cut Sk' n Back Extra Lean j Chucks of Lamb.. 39c lb. Fresh Ham 57c lb. ! !| Spring Fully Cooked Ready-to-Eat ! Leg of Lamb 57c lb. Smoked Hams .... 59c lb. j ! Trimmed Loin Freshly Made Hot or Sweet ; La mb Chop s 97c lb. Italian Sausage .... 75c lb. :j __ a___b T Cho s Sh ° Ulde 75c lb Countr y St y le Sausa S e | Trimmed, Extra Lean Little Links - 69c lb « I Lamb Stew 39c lb. | Bulk 49c lb. |jj BROILING 3^1 lbs. E ffJS& m*. CHICKEN S 29c lb. ! HIND QUARTE RS OF B EEF 67c lb. ij ARMCHUKS 45c lb. j KENTUCKY SPRING LAMB 57c lb. js WHOLE PORK LOINS — ONLY 57c lb. js FREEZER WRAPPED , MARKED and DELIVERED Ijj | • PLEASE SAVE THIS AD • ! jj THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE and COOPERATION ! ! Please Phone in Orders Early — Orders Delivered ijj i l | i|iPPB| rrjiMc i iiS-BiiPI DAiirii T : mk^M tfuUuHT j We Buy Old i AMERICAN AND j GOLD COINS i * j ! APPRAISALS i j FOR ESTATES j • j j We Will Pay 10c Each ] ! For Indian Pennies j i '• j Robert S. Mirabelli | ! 70 West Main St., Patchogue j ! 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