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Rive r Avenue PTA Installs John Tabone as President The annual installatio n of -officers of the River Avenue School Parent-Teacher Assoeiationwas held June 1 in the school cafeteria. John Tabone was installed as president; Mrs. Charles Hubner , first vice president; Mrs . Al Chiuchiolo , second vice president; Mrs. Pat Sirianni , third vice president; Mrs. George Schordine , corresponding secretary ; . \>rs. Joscpn ratiiwui o . - v recording secretary, and George Koskenin . troa suivi. Out-going p r e s i tl e n t Mrs. Chtirles Rohile. opened the meet- ing with the salute to the flag. followed by the nati onal anthem, and the invocat ion. After welcom- ing guests and members Mrs. Rohde reviewed the activities of the PTA for the past year , and thanked her executive board and committee chairmen for their as- sistance antl cooperation during the year. John Tabone , out-going pro- gram chairman , presented Mrs. Rohde with the Jenkins Me- morial Awa rd. This is an honor- ary life membership in the Now York State Congress of Parents and Teachers. .Sirs . Rohde was also presented with an inscribed gavel and a past-presid ent ' s p in. Mrs. Nicholas Toscano, who is retirin g from the teachin g staff of the school was presented with a copper chafing dish, anel a ce- ramic tea maker. - Airs. Rohde made the present ation on behalf of the PTA members. Robert H iidrclh , prici pnl of River Avenue School , congratu- lated Mrs . Rohde ot] her excel- lent job . and her numerous ac- complishments during her two years as president. She thanke d the PTA for its numerou s gifts presentee! to the children and the school during the year. Included V -- in these gifts are glee club pins , orchestra pin s , hook awards, the second-grade tri p to the M ' assa- peq:.:a zoo , the sixth grade trip to New York City, antl several films. Installin g officer was Mrs. Nor- man Loelureeker . a past-president of River Avenu e School PTA. Guests present were Dr. and Mrs. A Men Stuart, Mrs. Harvey Gehrig, of the Senior High ; Mrs. William Matsunaye . junior high , and M T . and Mrs. Norman Lech- t rocker. Mr. Leehtroeker is a mem- ber of the school boarel. Also present were Mr. ami Mrs. Norman Banged . Mrs. Bangel is a past pres ident of River Ave- nue PTA. Other guests were : Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morosco , of Tre- mont Avenue School , and Miss Violet Van Horn , Miss Anna Sou- cek. antl Mrs . Drake , retired tea- chers of River Avenue School. Mr. Hildreth showed colored slides of all the grades and high- lights of the sehetol year. A musical program was given by Miss Margaret Hubner and Car! Husnik. Miss Hubner played an accordion solo entitled \Poem \ b y Fibich. Mr. Husnik and Miss Hubner then presented a duet called ''La Cumparatta \ , Mr. Husnik concluded with the \Hun- garian Dance No. 5\ . The aueli- ence joined in a \ sing along \ as Mr. Husnik played several of the old favorites. Refreshments were served un- der the chairmanshi p of Mrs. Richard Martino . who was assisted b y Mesdam . vs M. Matty. L. Cos- tanzo . A. Franklin , R. Fuccillo , J. Ilalford . R. Alcvas , A. Knoedl. and ¦L Battagli .a. Decorations antl corsages were created b y Mrs . Ernest Perry, chairman of the decorating com- mittee. LISTEN VETERA N By State Veteran Counselor Erich W. Tietze New York State Division of Veterans ' Affairs BONUS: New York State paid a bonus for World War 1 active service performed between April 0 , 1917 and November 11 , 1918. The rate of payment was $10 a month for each month of active service with a maximum of $150 payable to any one case. There was nt) distinction made between stateside or overseas service. The detailed records concerning pay- ment of WWI State Bonuses have been destroyed. A veteran , there- fore , generally will not be able to obtain the date or amount of pay- ment of the WW I NYS veteran bonus . A document may be obtain- ed through this agency , however, from the Division of Veterans ' A ffairs , 155 Washing ton Avenue, Albany 10 , N. Y., which will indi- cate that a veteran app lieel for and received the NYS bonus for serv- ice in WW I. COMPENSATION: The current monthly compensation rates foi veterans with war time service- connected disabilities which be- came effective October 1 , 1957 are : 10 por cent — $19; 20 per cent — $36; 30 per cent — $55; 40 per cent — $73; 50 per cent — $100; 60 per cent — $120 ; 70 per cent — $1-10; 80 per cent — $160; 90 per cent $179 . and 100 per cent — $225. Peacetime service is com- pensated at the rate of 80 per cent of wartime disability rates. Additional compensation for de- pendents is payable to veterans who are rated 50 per cent or more disabled. EDUCATION: Children of de- ceased veterans who are elig ible for schooling under the War Or- phans Educational program are not allowed to pursue correspond- ence courses under this law. INSURANCE: World War II National Service Life Insurance or post-Korea NSLT policy holders (except for RH policies ) may add a total disability income rider to their policies at a small additional premium cost. Policy-holders who become total- ly disabled from anv cause before age 60 and while the TDIP clause is in effect will receive an income of $10 a month for each $1 , 000 of their NSLI which is in force. Payments under the disabilit y income rider may begin after the insured has been totall y disabled for six consecutive months and continue for the duration of the disability regardless of how long it lasts. No payment may be made for disabilities incurred after age 00 and no premium charge . ' for this benefi t is made afte r that elate. The premium cost for the- TDIP varies according to the insured' s age , type of policy and its face amount. Payments under the disability income provision do not reduce the face amount of the NSLI policy payable at death. Premium pay- ments , moreover , both on the basic NSLi policy and the disability rider , may be waived upon app li- cation by the insured for any period of total disabilit y lasting longer than six months. ARMED FORCES: The Soldier ' s and Sailor ' s Civil Relief Act of 1940 , as amended , permits the courts to prevent the foreclosure on a loan of a person in active military service and for three months after his discharge. The income of a service person , how- ver , must be so reduced that tlie required payment on the loan can- ned, bo made . Tbe law does not for- give payments on the loan. Any part of the payment which is post- poned must he made up after dis- charge from the Armed Forces. Questions about the ri ghts and benefits of veterans , servicemen or their dependents may be sub- mitted for individual attention to the NYS Division of Veterans ' Af- ^ fairs or the Suffolk Count y Veter- ans Service Agency at 21 Third Avenue, Bay Shore , ' 44 Elm Street , Huntington , and County Center , i Riverhead , N. Y. Selden News Items Mrs Tani DeStcfano. SElden 2-6786 Robert George Edwards , son of Mrs. Jenny Edwards of Wood- mere Place , celebrated his ninth birthday June 2 with a party. His guests were Mr. anel Mrs. Ray- mond Magliulo and children , Mary June anel Ray , Airs. Anna M,ag- liulo . all of Seidell ; Frank Mag- liulo of Staten Island and Jean and Linda , sisters of the guest- of-honor. Louis Castiglione of Handsome Avenue celebrated his sixty-fifth birthday June 3 with a surprise party belt! in the Selden Fire- iHiuse . The gues.s were his wife , Mrs. Louis Castiglione , Mr. and Mrs. Ch-tries Cavamigh , Mrs. Helen LaVan Mr. and Mrs. Ni- cholas Pagnotta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mariano , Mr. and Mrs. Sal- vatore Brusca , Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Cat rone , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benicasa , all of Selden; Mr. and .M rs. Rosario Gianotti anel chil- dren , Lucille , John , Theresa , Louis , Russell anel Frank , Mr. and Mrs. James Colonna and chi'dren. Pas- quaie , Ralph and Vincent , Mr. and Mrs. Hans Strumfs , all of Flushing; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pecorella and children , Frank Louis and Anthony, of Brooklyn; Mr. anel Mrs. Frank Michetti and children , Sara anel Jo-Ann , of Co- piague; Mr. anel Mrs. Ralp h Cas- tiglione and children , Maryanne and Louis of Holbrook ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castiglione and chil- dren , Jodi Ann and Jane , of Holts- ville; Mr. and Mrs. William Car- iello anel children , Bill , Vera and Lynn , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Car- iello , all of Ronkonkoma. Music was provided by The Four Sharps. A daughter , Mary Ellen Maho- ney, weig hing six pounds , twelve ounces , was born at Mather Me- morial Hospita l June 7 to Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney of Paula Boulevard. The M' n ' honeys have four other daughters , Doreen , Don na , Doris and Cathy. The Advance is on sale at Coch- ran ' s Stationery, Marion ' s Gro- cery, and Aggie ' s Delicatessen in Selden.—Adv. Karon Ann Dow-ell , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowell of Bi- cycle Path , was baptised June 4 by the Rev. Roger Guerault at St. Margaret of Scotland R. C. Church. The godparents are Mr. and Mr - . Frank Sequeira of East Meadow. After the ceremony, a buffet dinner was served for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kline anel children , Leo , Jr., and Beth Ann , of Centereach ; Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Bracale and children , Lorraine , Frank , Phyllis Ann , Josephine , Sally and Jacque- line , of Oakdale; Christina , Fran- ces , Frank David Sequeira of East Meadows; Mark and Donna Marie Dowell , brother and sister of the baby . Debra Carter , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Carter of Ru- land Road , celebrated her fifth birthday June 2 with a party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert Stecker of Hicksville , grand- parents; Mrs. Ethel Farrell antl stm , Robert of Bayport ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Central Islip; Mr. anel Mrs. James Carter and children , Diane , Jimmy, Carol Ann , Joan , of Bay Shore ; Cheryle , William , Jr., sister and brother of the guest-of-honor. June Magliulo , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Magliulo of Highview Drive , celebrated her tenth birthday June 4 with a party. Her guests were Cathy Mahoney, Rita Brusca , Connie Cichanowiozs , Mrs. Sal Sakelari- des and children , Joan and Debra , Mrs. Josep h Vitta and daughter , Mindy, Mrs. Gene Edwards and children , Bobby, Jean and Linda , Mrs. Giro Magliulo and Raymond Rocco Migliulo , brother . of the guest-of-honor. Laura Jean Javitz , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. George Javitz of Peconic Street , was baptized by the Rev. Roger Guerault June 4 at St. Margaret of Scotland R. C. Church. The godparents are Miss Shirley DePope of West Paterson , N. J., and Steve Javitz of Little Falls , N.J. After the ceremony, a buffet dinner was served for the following guests : Mr. and Mrs. S teve Javitz , Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Javitz and children , Charles , Jr., and Russell , all of Centereach ; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin DePope and children , Shirley, Rodney, Lloyd , Lynn and Wayne , of West Paterson , N.J.; Miss Sandra DePew of Totowa- boro , N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Javitz , Jr., of Little Falls , N.J.; Mrs. Josep h DeSimone and daugh- ter , Patricia , of Middle Falls , N.J., and Barbara Ann Javitz , sister of the baby. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Osborne of Seminole Street celebrated their third wedding anniversary June 7 by having dinner at the Millridge Inn in Hicksville. Michele Wojciechowski celebrat- ed her eighth birthday at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wojciechowski of Park Hill Drive , June 1 with a family party. Present were her brother and sister s , Step hen , Christine and Veronica. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony LaGrega celebrated their third wedding an- niversary June 7 b y entertaining at their home on Cederhurst Ave- nue the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jacinto anel children , Step hen and Donna , Miss Teresa Fontanolla , James Diamante , all of Selelen. Michael Burns celebrated his seconel birthday June 6 with a famil y party at the home of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns of Alma Avenue. Present were his sisters and brother , Kath- leen , Barbara anel Tommy. The Knights of Columbus will meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the auditorium of St. Margaret of Scotland R. C. Church. Middle Country School District 11 Board has scheduled a June 27 vote for six propositions. One includes the construction of a new elementary school. Registration for the vote will be held June 20 at Unity Drive School in Cen- tereach and Bicycle Path School in Selden , 2 to 9 p. m . FIRE DEPARTMENT The Selden Fire Department ex- tinguished the following fires: May 30 , a residence fire on Con- cord Circle. Officer in charge was Chief Chester Carman , with thir- ty-two men responding. On the same day, a brush fire on Wyanet Street and Highview Drive. Offi- cer in charge was Chief Chester Carman , with twent y-six men res- ponding. Another brush fire on Magnolia Drive , with officer in charge Chief Chester Carman and twenty-seven men responding. On June 1 , a brush fire on Magnolia Drive , with officer in charge As- sistant Chief George Godberson and twenty-eight men responding. June 6 , a residence fire on Ridge- wood Avenue , with officer in charge , Captain Angelo Capobi- anco and twenty-four men res- ponding. June 7 , a brush fire on Magnolia Drive with officer in charge , Chief Chester Carman and thirty-six men responding. The following amublance calls were answered : May 27 , Carmelo Todora of North Evergreen Drive was taken to Mather Memorial Hosp ital. Driver was John Sica and first aid man , Sal Isabella. Mia y 29 Robert Elliott of Forest Drive , Lake Ronkonkoma , was taken to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Driver was George God- berson and first aid men , Sal Isa- bella , Chester Carman and Howard Hughes. May 30 Thomas Weston and Samuel Hardy, both of Fife Drive in Coram , were ta- ken to Mather Memorial Hospital. Driver was John Sica and first aid man , Sal Isabella. May 31 Mrs. Sadie Gilbert! of Ocala Court was taken to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Driver was Hank Korte and first aid men , John Sica and Joseph Urso. June 5 John Harrington of Magnolia Drive and Charles Ge- now of Alma Avenue were sworn into the Selden Fire Department as volunteer firemen. CHURCH NEWS The Selden Community Presby- terian Church has Sunday School at 9 a. m. followed by services at 10:10 a. m. Sunday mass schedule for the month of June at St. Margaret of Scotland R. C. Church is 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 a. m., and 12 noon. Daily mass is at 8 a. m. Con- fessions are heard from 4:30 to 6 p. m. and 7:30 to 9 p. m. Saturday. Baptism is at 1:15 p. m. Sunday. The Selden Bap tist Church , Park Hill Drive , holds Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. anel morning- worship at 11 a. m. Young People ' s meeting (ages 9 years and up) will be held at 6 , 15 p. m. Evening service will be from 7 p. m. to 8 p. m. Bible and prayer meeting will be held at 7:45 p. m. on Thursday. 'Reli gion in Suffolk' Exhibit Set at Suffolk Count y Fair in SVille An interdenominational meeting of religious leaders of the county was held in Bronco Charlie ' s Restaurant , Oakdale recen tly when p lans were completed for a repeat of hist year ' s well re- ceived \Religion in Suffolk Coun- ty ' ' exhibit in the Suffolk County Fair . Pastor Horace Klenk and the Rev. Moses Sabina represented the Suffolk Count y Evangelical Min- ister ' s Fellowship. The Rev. Jo- sep h Lawlor the R. C. Diocese of Rockville Centre and the Rev. Richard Parker represented the Suffolk County Council of Protes- tant Churches and the Rev. Ed- ward Wisbauer , the Episcopal Dio- cese of Long Island. Although they were unable to attend the luncheon hosted by James Cromarty, Rabbi Morton Kanter of Sinai Reformed Temple , Bay Shore , will also participate , as will the Rev. Constantine Theo- dore and the parishioners of St. John ' s Greek Orthodox Church in Blue Point and Dr. Allyn Robin- son of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. St. Lawrence parishioners and those of St. John ' s in Bohemia will share honors in presenting the Roman Catholic exhibit this year , while the peop le of St. Mary ' s Church in Lake Ronkonkoma will man the Episcopal booth. The Suffolk County Fair is scheduled in Sayville from June 30 throug h July 9. If it' s news — you 'll find it in The Advance. —Adv. 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Degree BROOKHAVEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr . and Mrs. Emanuel Ankum of Cray Avenue , Coram , a daugh- ter on May 24. Mr. and Mrs. John Schaub of Terryville , a son on May 25. Mr . and Mrs. Alexander Zel- enski of 459 Maple Avenue , twins , a son antl a daughter , May 25. Mr . and Mrs. Salvatore Fioren- tino of 113 Huguenot Drive , Mas- tic Beach , a daughter on May 25. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bohn of 11(5 Boylan Lane , Blue Point , a daughter on Mav 25. Mr . and Mrs. John Fiorvante of 2M Champlin Street , Lake Ron- konkoma , a daughter on May 25. Mr . and Mrs. Angelo Caputo of Lake Ronkonkoma , a son on May 25. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ubriaco of Port Jefferson Station , a son on May 2G. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mango of Farmingville , a daughter on May 26. Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhacki of 48 Samuel Street . Lake Ronkon- koma , a son on May 26. Mr . and Mrs. Thomas English of Lincoln Avenue , Holbrook , a son on May 28. Mr. and Mrs. Frank La Bogra of Community Road , Coram , a son. May 28. Mr . and Mrs. Louis Felice of 10 Gibbons Street. Patchogue , a daughter on May 28. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eckman of 11 Myrtle Lane , East Patch- ogue. a daughter on May 29. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Romagna of Mohawk Place . Holbrook, a daughter on May 29. Mr. and Mrs. Lamb Smith of Medford Station , a daughter on May 29. ! Mr . and Mrs. John Hodge of Candido Avenue , Shirley, a son on May 29. Mr . and Mrs. John Bosco of 635 South Country Road, East Pat- chogue , a son on May 29. Mr . and Mrs. Werner May of 92 Munsell Road, East Patchogue , a son on May 29. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Ruby of Pine Street , Holbrook , a son on May 30. Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Giaouinto of Decatur Avenue , Shirley, a son on May 30. Mr . and Mrs. James Krumm of Ditmas Avenue , Mastic, a son on Mav 30. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Weissman of Selden , a son on Mav 30. CENTRAL SUFFOLK HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Karol Ladka of Riverhead, a son on May 28. Mr. and Mrs. David Acree of Riverhead , a son on May 28. Mr . and Mrs. Sherman Broxson of Riverhead , a daughter on May 29. Mr . and Mrs. George Teuber of Riverhead, a son on Mav 30. Mr . and Mrs. Nicholas Samios of Shoreham, a son on June 1. BAYVIEW GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Nick Serta of Floyd Road , North Shirley, a daughter , May 10. Mr . and Mrs. Edward Markey of Hampton Avenue, Mastic , a son , May 17. Mr . and Mrs. Alfred Schramm of Ba y Road , Brookhaven , a daughter , Mav 18. Mr . and Mrs. Augustine Pas- cuita of Somerset Avenue , Shir- ley, a daughter . May 22. Mr . and Mrs. Elmer Breschard of Dogwood Road , Mastic Beach, a daughter , Mav 22. Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Riela of Shinnecock Avenue , Mastic , a son , Mav 23. Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Ommund- sfii of Weeks Avenue , Manor- ville , a son . May 23. SOUTHSIDE HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Gara- pola , West Sayville , a girl , June 1; Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Cae- ca vano , Oakdale , a girl , June 1; Mr. and Mrs. Lester F. Goodall, Oakdale , a girl , June 1; Mr. and Mrs. James V. Fallon , Sayville , a boy, June 2; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Valenti , Hauppauge , a hoy, June 3; Mr. and Mrs. Jerome T. Car- olla , Bayport , a boy, June 5; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Pettit , Ronkon- koma , a boy, June 6; Mr. and Mrs. Omar K. Helferieh , Sayville , a girl . June 7; Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Scheurich , Lake Ronkonkoma , a girl , June 7. BIRTHS Jon Andrew Olsen , son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olsen of Station Road , Bellport , receiv- ed bachelor of science degree from University of Bridgeport , Bridgeport , Conn., at commence- ment exer cises last week. Exercises were held outdoors for first time in history of school. Mr. Olsen major ed in psychol- ogy. ________________________ IF ITS FOR SALE—ADVERTISE Psychology Major BELLPORT BATTALION of American Cadet Alliance , Inc., par- ticipated in Memorial Day parade at Brentwood. Unit was among other cadet battalions , fire department , Scout , Little League , military and other units. Pictured from left to right , top row , are Scott Slonim , Stanley Abrams , James Gasowski , Arleen Post , Judith Becker and Margaret Whiteman. Center row Robert Ma- honey Joseph Rossi , Peter Tomasello , Harold Whiteman . John Korpalo , Kim de Celles and Raymond Cassidy. Front row Stephen Kurras , Frederick Dieter , Arthur La Monica , Ralph Di Biasi Pbul Dzik , Harold Dieter and John Garms.
