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News of Centereach and Lake G rove Mrs. Ethel Smith. KOnk. 9-8752 , Hello , your coi respondent has been away on a five weeks ' va- cation in the Southern States. Glad LO be back wuh you again. Mrs. Geoige Bingay of Curtis Stieet has veiy graciously taken over the column in my absence, foi which I am very grateful and thank all who have helped her keep the column open. The next meetin g ol * the newly formed Centeieach Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Centeieac h Lanes at 8:.SO p. m. Tuesday. The 01 ganization. long a ( goal ol local business and profes- sional men of the area, will stnve to develop the community in the iuteie st of all its residents . At then mi eting May 5 plans were made lor the incorpoi ation of the chambei and obtaining a New Yoik chaiter. Temporary officers are Bei naid Kaplan , chairman, and Robeit Jones , tieasiuer. The de adline for anyone to be a char- ter member will be on July «S. Pel sons intere sted in membei ship are advi s ed to call Mr. Kap lan at JUniper 8-!»250 or Chailet> Han- sen at JUniper I- >-7255. An man \ c John Samland . son of Ad and Mrs . Cliustian Sartory of Gieendale Lane , is home on a month ' s leave. Airman Samland has been stationed at Shepard Air Foue Base in Texas , but upon his ntuin he will be shipped to Foimosa foi\ the next two years. The Centeieach-L a k e Grove Demociatie Club will meet at the White Hois, . . Inn at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday. A dmnei party was held at the home of .Mi. and Mi s . Joseph An- ello of Bly denburgh Road on June 1 in honor of Mr. Anello ' s bnthdav and also their daughter Koien ' s f o u l t e e n t h birthday. Guests weie Mi. and Mrs . Ray- mond Noidma ik of Commack , Mr. and Mi s . Stewart Noidma ik , Mr. and Mi s . John Fiom and son , John and daughter , Ann , of Centereach and also Keren ' s, little brothel Kenneth. Miss 1 mda Overton , daughter of Mi. and Mi s . Edwin Overton of Middle Country Road , is home for the Summer vacation fiom Hough- ton College. Also home from Hou g hton Col' cee is Robert Ed- u.inN , so'i ol Mi. and Mi s . Oeo i ue Edwaid s of Elliot Avenue , and Ralp h Maikee. -on of Mi . and Mi' s . John Ma ikee of Bl y denhui gh Road. All s- \nii Fi om. d uightei of Mi .rid Mi s John Fiom of McGaw Avenue , is home fi om Mansfield Stan- lea he is Col.ege at Mans- f ie ld. Pa Jackie I' meiv. son of Mi . \id Mi s . Donald Emeiy of Yn g ima Stieet. is home fiom Stoiiv Biook Bo . \ s School , Stony Bi ook. Edw i n Ove ' ton of Middle Coun- tiv Roii it tuned home Thuisday aitei b m_ confined and under- goi ng s in g viv at Southside Hos- pital . Bav Shoie , for about a we ek v . < - tooi g e Bingay of Cuitis Sti.et cm itaincd ?he Seciet Pal t luo it a dessoit caul paity at lie i i o'lie on Jure 7. Those at- tc.dir ^ wei e Mesdames. Albeit Rev \ i 's . E >-tei Oveiton. (ieorge K- nnc cK . Si. Alma Wendel. Jul- ia- il i'in, Peiey Pcteis and Miss Jeanne Bingay. Douglas Hlmka . son of Mr. and Mi s . Edwa icl Hhnka ol Lmeiy Lane, giaduated with a bache oi oi sue nee degiee fiom State Uni- \ei-itv oi New Yoi k , Long Island Ce iu ' i. 0> stei Bay, June 4. He was- a nii iv nei of the first class to g'aduate fiom the college wh.e h will soon be located at Stony Brook. Mr. Hlmka majoied m bi ' cu i _ v ..nc: studieel government . In wa» associate editor of the school ncw s oapei. The Statesman , and also paitiupated in Intiamu- lal an 1 Int uohegiate >po t= Mi. HliiiKtc ha- aicepted a position a= su ' ce teac 'iei oi the Middle Coun- tiv Ccntial School District. Mi. and Mi- . Alvin Smith of Sm th stieet returned home on June 7 after a hve-week \ acation .> touiing through the southern* - states. They went by way of the Smoky Mountains , down the west coast of Florida as far as the Everglades , returning along the east coast and visiting parts of the center of Florida. They visited many places of interest , also re- latives and friends , among them several from this area , the Almo 1 Johnsons at Deland , Fla.. John Kennedy at Dania , Fla.. and at the home of the Edwin Madisons at Orlando , Fla., all former resi- dents of Centereach. Also Otto Hettesheimer of Pompano Beach , Fla., and Fred Abrams of Onan- i cock . Va., both former policemen who worked with Mr. Smith on the Brookhaven Town Police. A stork shower was held for Mrs. William Siciliano of 1G2 Noel Drive June 3 at the home of her parents , Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Ehrhardt of Park Street. Hostes- ses were Mrs. Ehrhardt and Mrs. Janice Cucci of Syosset. About 30 relatives and friends attended and Mrs. Siciliano received many lovely and useful gifts. A double birthday celebration was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Wetsell of South Washington Avenue Sunday in honor of the birthdays of their sons , \ Ro \ g ~ er; who was 18 years old May 17 and David who will be 14 years old June 22. A dinner party was held with the following guests: the boys grandparents , Air. and Mrs. Sydney Davies , un- cle , Thomas Klein , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ceberek and son , Thomas , Miss Terree Mason and Miss Ca- rol McLaren. Roger who attends Springfield College is home foi the Summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of Hetty ' s Path celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner party at Bronco Charlie ' s in Oak- dale Saturday night. Accompany- ing them were Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Lopa , Miss Ann Lopa and Robert Sullivan. After dinner they all went to Dan ' s Cruise Inn in Patchogue for dancing. The Rev . Norman Minard , pas- tor of the Centereach Communit y Church , is confined at the Presby- terian Hospital in New York City, wheie he underwent surgery on his arm last Friday. The Centereach Schools will close for the Summer on June 23. The ninth grade graduation exer- cises will be held June 23 at the Newfield High School. The New- field High School g raduation ex- euiseb will be held at 4 p. m. June 25. The Al) District Elementary Music F' estivai which was held at the Newfield High School on Fri- day night was well attended. The five schools m the district parti- cipated m the huge chorus , Hol- biook Road School , Unity Drive School , Wood Road School , Ox- head Road School and Newfield High School. All enjoyed the many selections put on bv the New field High School Band. ' The Wood Road School' s three -lxth guides , accompanied by tea- chers , Richard Hoff , Richard Smith and Anthony Fatelli , all enjoyed an outdoor picnic and feny ride to Captrce State Park on Thursday. The children enjoy- ed wading, fishing and a hambur- ger and wiener roast. Mrs. Edna May Kingsley ' s first guide class, Room 4 , at the Wood Road School , will hold Parents , day at 12:30 p. m. Friday. All parents of the students of this class are invited to come and see what their children have learned this year. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown , Sr., of Somerset Street celebrated their thiity-first wedding anniversary last Thursday night by having dinner at Bronco Charlie ' s in Oak- dale. They were accompanied by their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blydenburgh , and their son , Daniel Brown. Thomas Blydenburgh , son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blydenburg h , celebrated his fourth birthday with a party Saturday. His guests were his grand parents , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown , Sr., Daniel Brown , Edward Brown . Mrs. David Brown and children , Linda and David , Jr., and grandmother , Mrs. Frank Bly- denburgh , all of Centereach , Mrs. John Hannigan and children , John and Barbara , Joy and Patty Phil- hovver , Thomas Alfano , Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony, Jr., all of Lake Ronkonkoma. The Centereach Fire Department Medical Unit responded to the fol- lowing calls with their ambulance last week. On June 1 they trans- ported John Marbel of 137 Beach Street , Port Jefferson , to Mather Memorial Hospital , a Suffolk County Police call. Driver was Bob Edwards , first aid man Paul Siegrist , assistant Bob Kent. June 4 at 8 p. m. Isidore Masor of 270 Eastwood Boulevard was taken Ho Miather Memorial Hospital by order of Dr. Morton Jagust. Dri- ver was Bob Bloom , first aid man Fred Kirschenheiter , assistant Ha- rold Fisher. June 8 at 9:20 p. m. Irene Cagnoli of 215 Rustic Road was taken to St. Charles Hospi- tal , Port Jefferson , by driver George Martin , first aid man George Dohert y. June 11 at 2 a. m. Mrs. M. Harrison of 11 Bou- doin Street was taken to Mather Memorial Hospital by order of Dr. Louis Mautone. Driver was Al Norberg, first aid man Fred Kir- schenheiter and assistant , Bob Bloom. The Centereach Fire Depart- ment ' s Ladies ' Auxiliary will meet at the firehouse at 8:15 p. m. Mon- day. The Centereach Drum and Bu- gle Corps entered the competition at the Bay Shore Hig h School on Sunday afternoon and came in fifth place out of 12 corps , with a timing score of 99-6 and an all- around playing score of 76-5. The color guard won a trop hy for sec- ond place and Miss Ma>y Ellen Martin received a medal for se- ! cond p lace in twirling. Of the 33 l-inirc; r, r\A o-ivlc nf fli p fnms nlflV- ing 15 of them had never played in a competition before. The corps is entering their busy season and will participate in many activities in the near future. They will en- ter a contest at Kings Point on June 18 , at Jones Beach on June 24 and parade at Southampton July 4. Remarks have been made about the corps ' not parading in the local town ' s Memorial Day Parade. To clear this report up, the corps would like folks in the area to know that they were not asked to parade by any of the local organizations. They were ask- ed to parade for the Lakeland Fire Department with pay in the morning and in the afternoon pa- raded at Selden without pay. The Allied Nautical Cadets band entered the competition at the Bay Shore High School Sunday after- noon and came in fourth p lace; their drum-major , Miss Gloria Cle- mens , came in first p lace in twirl- ing. The cadets are asking for more volunteers in adult help. If you have any military experience and could spare a few hours a week , please call Robert Clemens at JUniper 8-8892. Mr. and Mrs. Steward Heebner and fami l y Wive moved from El- liot Avenue to Barrett Avenue , Holtsville. Mrs. Gladys Winkelseth of Hawkins Avenue is spending sev- eral weeks with Mrs. Arthur Reeck in Camden , N.J. Sidney Williams of Elliot Ave- nue entertained his Sunday School class at a supper party at his home on Friday night. Those at- tending were Carl Nelson , Paul Edwards , Robert Schorf , Robert Kirschenheiter , Russel Br own wor- th , Robert Salvato and Ronald Ramsland. Mr. and Mrs. George Boschen and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Overton attended a meeting of the Central Long Island Camp of Gideons Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Slootmaker in West Sayville. Walter Sauve of Elliot Avenue returned home from Brookhaven Memorial Hospita l Saturday after being confined there for several days for an injury he received in an accident. He is improving ni- cely. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Clark of Wood Road celebrated their for- tieth wedding anniversary Satur- day. In celebration they enjoyed dinner at the Whalers Inn in Port Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. John Roelofsen of Smith Lane celebrated their twelf- th wedding anniversary June 5 with a family dinner party. CHURCH NEWS The First Congregational Church of New Village has Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., worship at 11 a. m., Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p. m., gospel service at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Prayer and Bible Stud y hour at 8 p. m. Wednes- day. On Saturday a group from the church attended a Youth Rally at the Cathedral House in Garden City where they heard Bob Rich- ardson , a New York Yankee , World Series hero , speak and g ive testi - mony, also Shockley Few of South Carolina. On Sunday night Jack Christiansen , a missionary from Pakistan , was the guest speaker. A Bible class is being held at 10 a. m. Tuesday at the church , Mrs. Marjorie Thomas is the tea- cher. On Thursday night at 8 p. m. the Rev. Erich Wever conducts a Bible study class. The Centereach Commun- ity Church holds Sunday School at 10 a. m., worship at 11:15 a. m. and Westminster Fellowship at 6:30 p. m. Sunday. Elder Louis Seaman took over the morning service at the Selden Community Church in the absence of the Rev. Norman Minard , pastor , who is confined in the hospital. The young people of the church were in charge of the service at the Centereach Church , in celebration of Children ' s day. Next Sunday the Rev. Domenick Colaneri of Rocky Point will be the guest speaker. A family picnic will be held at the Centereach Church for both churches at 1 p. m. Sunday. The Centereach Mennonite Church holds worshi p at 10 a. m., Sunday School at 10:45 a. m., gos- pel service at 7:45 p. m. Sunday. Bible Study hour at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday with a special class for young people. Our Savior Lutheran Churc h holds Sunday School at 9 a. m., worship at 8 and 10:30 a. m. Sun- day. The Walther League enjoyed a picnic at Wildwood State Park on S u n d a y. The fifth annual Strawberi y Festival of the church will be held from 6 to 8 p. m. Saturday. The committee in charge is Mesdames Jack Wind- isch , chairman; Harry Gustafson , Josep h Legnini , and Leon Reed. Plans are being made for the an- nual church picnic July 16 which will be held at Mill Neck , Oyster Bay. St. Andrew ' s Reformed Episco- pal Churc h has Sunday School at 10 a. m., morning prayer and ser- mon at 11 a. m., evening prayer and sermon at 8 p. m. Sunday. Evening prayer and sermon at 8 p. m. Wednesday. The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary R. C. Church holds masses at 8 , 9 , 10:30 , 11:30 a. m. and 12:30 p. m. Sunday. A dail y mass at 8 a. m. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Beginning June 26 through July 7 St. Andrew ' s Reforme d Episco- pal Church will introduce Gospel Lig ht' s theme \Around the World with Christ'' in Vacation Bible School. The Rev. Howard A. Spon- holz reported all 4-11 year olds are invited both by the theme and ministry of St. Andrew ' s. There will be a varied program of Bible and missionary stories with hand- crafts and games as well. Regis- tration , is by mail to Box 411 , Centereach. The time is 9 a. m. through 12 noon. Rookies Capture Double Header From Copiague By Bob Morris Fine p itching b y Al Hopf and Jim Buttonow enabled the Patch- ogue Rookies to take both ends of a double header from the Cop iague Cli ppers last Sunday at Copiague. The score s were 4-2 and The Rookies took the first game behind the pitching of Hop f and the heav y hitting of Bud Rooney. The game was scoreless until the top of the fourth when with two out the Rookies mustere d a rall y. Dave Rooney sent a double down the left field line , Bud Rooney followed with another double to deep left-center , sending home Dave. Jim Buttonow then looped a double over the first basemen ' s head to score Bud. The inning ended when Buttpnow was caug ht try ing to steal third. With one out in the bottom of the fifth Cop iague got its first base runner when Prescia took two bases on a bad throw by short- stop Bud Rooney. Jones then got the first hit off Hopf , a sing le , scoring Prescia. Felot sacrificed Jones ,tp. second , and Nicolini pop- ped , out , ending the inning. Patchogue added two more runs in the sixth when with one down George Kolosa singled and Bill Rooney drew a walk. Dave Rooney grounded to the first baseman , moving both runners up a base. This set the stage for Bud Rooney who' sent home the third and fourth runs of the game with a lined single to left-center. Copiague came to life in the last inning. Fawcett started the inning with a double that Bill Cockerill lost in the sun. Another double by Salanitrie sent home Fawcett and made the score 4-2 in favor of Patchogue. Prescia drew a base on balls and after both runners had stolen , Copiague had the tying run on second base with none out. Then Hopf bore down to strike out Jones , get Fe- lot on a short fl y to left and end the game by making Nicolini his eleventh strike out victim. Both Buttonow and Galipoli , the Cop iague p itcher , breezed through the first four innings of the sec- ond game Bill Kanehl led off the fifth for Patchogue with a bunt. The throw by Gali poli was late and way over the first baseman ' s head. A ground rule enabled Kanehl to keep running and score even though the ball had rolled down a short hill in foul territory. With one out Dave Rooney drew a walk and stole second. After Don Rooney flied to left , Kolosa belted a single , scoring Dave. The Rook- ies got their last run when Bud Rooney hit the first p itch of the sixth inning and sent a long drive over the center fielder ' s head and rounded the bases with the onl y home run of the afternoon. Buttonow held the ~ . Clippers hitless until Fawcett opened the seventh with a Texas League sin- gle that dropped onl y a few feet from second baseman Don Rooney and right fielder Al Hopf. Fawcett took second when Hopf hobbled the ball. Catcher Bill Cockerill threw out Fawcett on an attempt- ed steal. Buttonow then whiffed Garganese and ended the ball game by throwing three strike s in a row to Parks. The double victory enabled the Rookies to maintain undisputed possession of first place. FIKST GAME Patchogue (4) I Copiague (2) AB R HI AB R H Dickcrson cf 4 0 0|Delia R' ea,3b 3 0 0 Don Ro\y, 2b 1 0 OjConlin . lf 3 0 0 Ko osa.ib 1 1 UFawcett.cf 3 1 1 Hill Ko ' ney. If 2 1 01 Salamitie .c 3 0 1 Da\. Ro ' ey. e ,5 1 2 l Pre-cia , ss 2 10 Jj ucJ Jio ' ey. s - ,3 1 2jJone- , )f 3 0 1 Buttonow , if 1 0 l|Felot ,lb 10 0 Cockei iU.i f 0 0 Ola-Gaupoli 10 0 Kanthl.lb 3 0 0INicolmi , 2b 3 0 0 Hopf .p .{ 0 0|Vath p 10 0 Totals 25 4 b| Totals 23 2 3 a batted f<» Felot in 7th K—Mud Rooney , RBI Salametie , Jone.s , MuttonoH , Mud Ro>ne\ i . 2M Buttonow , Dave Roonev . Fawcett , Hud Rooney , Sal- amilie Stiuck out b\ Hopf 11 , Vath 7 , Hits otr Hopf 3 in 7. Vath 6 in 7 ; Winning 1' itchti—Hopf , Losing Pitchei-— Vath. SECOND GAME Patchojiue (It ) It' opiague (0) AB R H AM If H Da\ H> ' c\«f 2 1 0 DeliaRo ' ca . ib 2 0 0 Don R' n\,2b 1 0 1 Ci nhn , s .ilv 3 0 0 Kolosa, U) i 0 1 I'aucett . cf 1 0 1 Mill Ro ne ,If ' , 0 1 Salamitie c 1 0 0 Hud lio ' nv . ss 1 1 lidaiKancM- .c 2 0 0 Hopf .i f ' , 0 11 Prescia hi, 1 0 0 Cockcnll .e 5 0 Or clot If 1 i) 0 Kanehl lb ' , 1 1 Paiks If 10 0 Buttonow p 3 0 0 Jones , if 2 0 0 Kellei . lb 2 0 0 Nicolini , 2b 2 ') 0 (Jahpoli .p 10 0 Totals Ih ! (,| Totals 21 (j 1 K DellaKcHi.i C.iiK .inese . Hop f RBI —Ko ' osa Bad Roonee . 2B Bill Roonej HR Mild Rooiu v , Stiuck B ouvtb -u HR—Mud Room ) Stiuck out b\ Btitto- mm 12 Galipoli \ Hits Off Buttonow 1 in 7 , Galipoli (> m 7 Winning Pitcher - Buttonow , Losintr 1' iti hei—Galipoli EASTWOOD VILLAGE and DAWN ESTATES Mrs. Ethel Smith, ROnk. 9-8752 Miss Lois Kingsley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kingsley of 128 Stanley Drive , returned home last week from Kings College , Briarcliff Manor , after finishing her freshman year. She left this week for the Pocono Mountains, Pa., where she will be employed for the Summer. Mrs. Kingsley will leave June 26 for Cuddeback- ville , with her two daughters , Ruth and Eunice , where they will spend the Summer. Mrs. Kingsley will be an assistant director in the Western Nassau Girl Scout camp there. Donna Hagzan , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hagzan of 120 Noel Drive , celebrated her first birthday with a party at her home June 5. Hel p ing her to celebrate were her grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Donnelly of St. James, and god parents , Mr. and Mrs. George Donnelly of Cente- reach. Freddy Siciliano , son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Siciliano of 118 East- wood iBoulev a rd , is home from Kings College after completing his freshmla n year. He left this week for the Pocono Mountains , Pa., where he hopes to find em- ployment for the Summer months. Charles V. Beckers , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Beckers , Sr. , of 7 Jay Road , was awarded a 1961 Grumman Scholarship. Charles , a senior at Newfield High School is one of 10 seniors to receive the scholarship award; he also received his State Board of Regents Scholarship and in ad- dition a special state scholarship for engineering, chemistry, p hy- sics and mathematics study. Richard LaRocca , son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor LaRocca of 47 Picket Lane , celebrated his second birthday with a party June 5 for the following guests : Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Caffaro and daughter , Lin- da , of Farmingdale , Mx. and Mrs. Peter Garite of Farmingville , Jo- seph Moretti and Miss Gloria Val- entine. Other neighbors and friends stopped by. At this time the birthday of Mrs. Caffaro was also celebrated. E. Patchogue News Items Mrs. Muriel Gallagher , ATlantie 6-9039 The sixth birthday of Ral ph Perry was celebrated at a barbe- cue part y given by his parents , Mr. and Mlrs. Ralph G. Perry of Or- chard Road. Guests were George and Joseph Knopp, Sullivan Pal- ermo , Jeffrey Gallo , Ralph Coli- chio , Paul Murp hy, Michael Mark , and his brother , James. His sister , Debbie , hel ped Mrs. Perry serve. Former residents of Long Beach Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Haug and children , three-year-old Cynthia , two-year-old Ernst , Jr., and six- month-old Mary Helen , moved into the r n^w home on Patchogue Ave- nue about a month ago. The Advance is on sale at Swan Market , and Morio ' s Delicatessen. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. James Leahy and children , Marilyn , Kerry, Daniel and Shiela , of New York City were recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George McAdams of 545 Taylor Avenue. Mark Barton ' s first birthday was celebrated with his parents , Mi* , and Mrs. Mark Q. Barton of Colonial Drive , and his sister , Linda , at a family party June 2. The ninth birthday of Carolyn Shore , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F erd J. Shore of 77 Southern Boulevard , was celebrated with a swimming party at the Brookhaven National Laboratory Swimming Pool. Guests were Joan Silverman , Linda Graw , Gayle Schaefer , Bar- bara Sch' .osser , Lynn Lansmm , Jane Cullen , Jeannie Bollmj a n , Debra Derby, Tina Lechner , her sister , Pamela , and brothers , Greg- ory, Jonathan and David. Mr. and Mrs. John Kastendie^k of 817 Mead Avenue have had their son-in-law and daughter , Seaman 1/c. and Mrs. Raymond Skinner and children Raymond , HI , and Skipper of Charleston , S.C. visiting with them for several weeks. Seaman Skinner left June 9 for Norfolk , Va., where he will be stationed. July 1 , Mrs. Skinner and children will join him. Mr. and Mrs. James Donnelly and daughter , Barbara , of Falls Church, Va., James Gallagher , and his fiance , Miss Diane McAl- oney of Sayvi le. Jrthn Gallagher and Miss Patricir. Gallagher were dinner guests Saturday of Mr- .. Muriel Gallagher of 628 Americus Avenue. Guests later were Steven Heerbrandt of Tay lor Avenue and h\ s fiancee , Private 1/c Lydia Rodreguez , a WAC on Post Sig- nal Section , who had been Armed Forces Day Queen May 3 , 1961 at Fort Devens , Mass. Mr. Heer- brandt was a Privat\ 1/c with the Signal section at Fort Devens , Mass ., until separation from mili- tary service May 11. VFW AND AUXILIARY Commander Michael S. Marzili- ano presided at the meeting of the South Bay Post 8300 , Veterans of Foreign Wars , June 6 in the VFW hall on Dunton Avenue. On June 8 the Ladies ' Auxiliary of Veterans of Foieign Wars held its meeting in the VFW hall on Dunton Avenue. Mis . Mary Fuoco presided. A new member , Mrs. Elizabeth Lourenso of Bellport , was accepted. Refrc shments were served. A card party sponsored by the Ladies ' Auxiliary w a^s held Friday in the VFW hall on Dunton Ave- nue . About 75 attended. A Redw ood patio set was awarded to Mrs. Rose Messina and special awards to Mesdames Carolina DiDio and Mary Robinson of this locale and Mrs. Jarvis of Patchogue. Chairman and Committee for the affair were Mesdames Mildred Fuoco , Ruth Step hani , Delily Iarocci. Tina T tr/za. Marie Sator- nino , Ethel Palladino , Frances Iarocci , Gertrude Fuoco and Mary Fuoco. ROSARY-ALTAR SOC. The members of the Rosaiy-Al- tar Society of St. Joseph the Wor- ker Church received communion in in a body at the 8\ ° >0 a. m. mass June 4. The month l y meeting was held June 5 in the chun k auditorium after the Xovena in Honor of St. Josep h. Mrs. Frances Brazel presided. A now member presented was Mi' s. Viiginia Strini of 755 Scherger Avenue. Refreshments wei e served by Mesdames Vincy Maier , Jennie Babiarz , Rose Palladino , Rose Gazzola , Marje Palermo , Mlary Greco and Adeline Fuoco. fr-1 * Youll get the best buy on the best s elling brand !j at your Chevy dealer ' s Truck Roundup ! 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RsnrcTTTjnaTTi * WANT ADS THROWING OUT FIRST BALL at opening of Hoitsville-Farmingville Ea gle Estates Middle Island Midget Baseball League game is Council- man Willard Keddy. The two players are Tom Parsons , left , of the Eagles Estates team and John Leoffler , of the Farmingville White Team. Looking on are Jerome Sadofsky, left, super- visor of parks , and James E. Reese , Brookhaven Town recreation director. —Photo by Maple Leaf Photo Service 1960 edition. On sale at Swan Market , Danielson ' s Delicatessen and Ed & Dot ' s Grocery , South Country Road. Published by The Advance. Also contains streets in Bellport , Brookhaven , Yap hank , Medford , Patchogue , Blue Point and Rav port. All this for only f)0c. —Adv. NEW E. PATCHOGUE STREET MAPS
