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Brookhaven-South Have n Mrs . Anne Hornbostel AT 6-0147 After a vacation of two week^ at home , Richard Hatch , older son ol A IL . ana Mis. Loranus 1' . Hatch , left Sunday to continue hi.s ^tu- . it ' s in ciieiniMiy at in* Unive - s \tv of New Hamp hire in Dui- liam , N. 1). On Jur.e 15 Mr. and Mrs. Ku- (jtMie C htirch and th°ir children , Father a 8, »uid David . 3 , re- tumid to a tneir home in Brook- haven aftei an absence of one and a hah . veais whih they spei.i m Cop M.hau\n , Denmaik/ whore Mr. Chauh wo k d at The Institute of Theoietical R vs^arch. They had spoilt 10 days wita M rs, , thurch' . s (..rer ts. Mt and Mr-? . William Mens of Piinceton , N. J., after tlvr ai' iiv ' l in Now York June 5. The Village Association w 1' houi i ' s am ual inecting at 8 p. in. Satuulay at tln> firehouse. O pera- tion \Fi ep ' ace Beach\ will be oi cu>>ej among other items. M • - . E. N. Pottei icturne d horn - fiom the Mith odist , Hosp ital in Riooklvn Juno Hi. Hank Mau- <1 , son of Mrs. Helen Maiist of South Country Road, came home last w:ek from Ade ' . - phi Co 'li\ . ,, HI Garden Cit\ , where h\ tiin lied his second year. Throughout the Summer he is po mi , to woik at the meteorology dep aitnimt of B ookhaven Na- tional Laboratory. Mi and Mis . \ Dm id Etner of Brooklyn were stay ing with Mrs Maust over last weekend. Mr. and Mrs . Rudo ' .f Sher of Mo 't Lane spent June 5-7 in Pittsburgh , Pa., where Mr. Sher atte ide 1 th^ meetings of the Am ' lie an Nuclear Society. During tha* tune th ° ir son , Victor , stayed with Mr . and Mrs William' Chin- owski and their daug hte r , Erica , with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mc- Keow n Mi-s Barbara Bereza , daughte r of Mr .and Mrs . Bereza of Epsom Cour-c. will leave for Hawai i fro m Idlewild Airport Monday. She plan s to stay for six months. The Advance is on sale at Ver- ni' s Delicatessen in Brookhaven. —Adv. Mrs . George Nink of Chapel Avenue took her four children for a visit with her mother . Mrs. Mai garet Theys. m Qu eens Sat- urday Before returning home Sunday she went to New York Citv with her daughter , Elaine. They visited the obsc vatorv on to'i of the Empire State Building. The Brookhaven Elementary School will close for Summer va- cation tomorrow after a full day of school. No special graduation exercises ar« p lanned. Mr. and Mrs Robert Stev enson of Canaan Lake . Patchogue , be- came the parents of a 10 1 j uound boy. Greg. Sunday. a f Brookhaven Memo' ial Hospital in Patchogue. Mr. Stevenson is on th Q Patchogue Police Foice. Mrs Stevenson is th \ dauehter of Mr. and Mrs, William Purves. of Bay Avenue. Mr. Purves is Brookhaven School principal . The South Haven School' s sixth crade took a trip to Coney Island June 14 sponsored by the Parent- Teacher Associa t ion. They also paid an interesting visit to the new Aquauum. The party v^nt in two cars , one driven by James Butler , the ii\th grade teacher , and th« othpr bv Mrs. Dean Craw- c haw Participating parents w ere Mrs. Danie 1 Barsi , Mrs . J. Salvato and Mrs. Felix Glover. The childre n v> eve Paulette Barsi . Deanna Crawshaw , Richard Glover , Shery l Grad lone , Frank Petrignani . Jim- my SaVato , Teddv Shiminski. Gr°gg Thompson Linda Fon-est and Billv Minarich. $> Thj South Haven School closes at l2 noon tomorrow. Jeanette Bais- i , youngest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mi» . Daniel Ba.si , of Yaphank Avenue , South Haven ce ebrated hj r thiid birthday June 17 with a party. Guests w v re Mr. and Mrs. A rend Behrens , Jr., and th^ir daug h ei , Dale , of Kings Park; M s. Lillian Shaughnessy and . son , Michael , and M s> Sally Stimpson both of Hampton Bays . The Summer reading program foi children trom th . * age of thiee j ear, up wi 1 start at th\ Brook- haven Free Libraiy on July 10 , from 10 to 11 a. m. It will run all Summe through August 21 eveiy Monday morning Ihi chi. - dren w.ll be divided into two age gi oups , the preschool and the kin- dergaiten children in on,j and the older ones in th? other; the for- mer will be assembled in the li- brary ' s chi d.ei ' s room , the latter in the main lib ary room. Differ- -nt mothers will volunteer for the l eading, mostl y two every morn- ing. The Parent-Teacher Associa- tion luns this program. Mrs. Glo- ria Brown of Chapel Avenue is in charge of it this year. bROOKHAVEN GRADUATES The Bell port Hi g h School will hold gr aduation exercises at 8 p m t Sunday. The following repre- sents the list of graduating stu- dents who live in Brooknaven ; Barbara Adams , daug hter of Mr. and Mis. Joseph Adani a of Car- man Boulevard ; Steve Bonyun , son o£ Mr. and Mrs. William Bonyun of Burnett Lane , who will start studying at Su ffolk Community Co lege in Farmingville in the Fall , and hopes to become a gym teacher. During the Summer he- will work as a life guard \ on one of the Brookhaven Town beaches. James Carroll , son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Carroll of Bell- haven Road , who will join the Bridgeport Universi t y in Bridge- port , Conn., in September where he will study to be a veterinarian. He will work for Dr. Barry of Bell port over the Summer . Gvven Foster , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foste r of South Country RoacK who will stud y to be a lan^- guage teacher. Albert Hotchkin , son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hotchkin of Chapel Avenue , who has been accepted as a premedical student at Dart- mouth College, in Hanover , N. H. During the Summer he will work for the landscape gai'dener , Joe Palladino of Bellport. Karen Kemper , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Camillo Kemper of Epsom Course , who will be a student at Suffolk County Community CoUege in Farmingville; Alan Kinsella , son of Mr. and Mrs . James Kinsella of Library Lane , who will also go to the Suffolk Count y Community College. Joy Martin , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Martin of Wood- land Avenue , who won the Cor- poral John Ewing Award , will be a student at Cortland State Tea- chers College in Cortland , to be- come a mathematics teacher . Jennifer Puleston , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Dennis Puleston of Meadow Lane , who will study at Antioch College in Ye 'low Springs , O. Diane Randall , daughter of Mrs. Una Randall of Meadow ST. JAMES CHURCH St. James Ep iscopal Church has started work on a new belfry. The old one on the roof was re- moved when the roof needed re- pair about 10 years ago and the beams underneath proved too rot- ten to support it. The foundation of the new tower is finished and it is hoped that the whole struc- ture will be comp leted to be dedi- cated on Visitation Day, Jul y 16. Sanford Coleman and Son of Pat- chogue are the general con t ractors and Robert Terwilliger of Bell port the mason contractor. The new belfry will house the old bell which was cast in 1897 by the bell founder Meleeny of Troy. It weigh s 413 pounds aand its opening at the mouth is 27 inches; for the last 10 years it has been resting under the eaves near the louver at the church front. The new tower will be attached to the front of the church and will be shingled to match the rest of the building. The cross at its top wil' charm attached to it; the superin- tendent , Edward Sives , recei/ed a set of cuff links in the shape of c osses and Mrs. Lucia Hubert l eceived a bi ooch m th * same shape. The five acol ytes , Paul Thompson , Greg Schletter , Sanford Saul e , Michael Scheibel and Bill y Carll , received their first year ser- vice crosses and the senior acol yte , Joe Gerard , the service cross with red ribbon. The church school will be closed for the rest of the Summer and. will open again in September af- ter Labor day. Starting Sunday June 25 the services will be held half an hour earlie' than usual , at 7:30 and 10:30 for the Summer; for the latter , bab y sitting will be arranged at the parish house ; the parents, in need of this seivice will take turns in voluntcring in this airangement. be 5 feet tall and at its tip it ' will reach GO feet fiom the g-round. Last Sunday the churc h school awards were presented at the 11 a. m. service; of the 35 children attending classes 15 received at- tendance awaal i . First year p ins were g iven to Cindy Shtppard. Bhnny Champlain , Thomas Lyons, David McCutcheon and Mathew Sheppard ; second year awards to Clifford Brown , Sanford Saul' e and Lynn Schletter; third yeai p ' .ns to Thomas Scheibe ' , Robert S>heibel , Michael Scheibel , Gre^ Sch' .etter and Greg Thompson; fourth \ear pins to John Osboine and Susan Reilly. Each of the six teachers was presented with a gift , Peggy Gerard , Susan Saulb , Adrian Baumann and Katy Mc- Cutcheon , leceived a pearl brace- let with a religious medallion as a Lane , who took the business course in school and is looking for an office job in the Fall. Roy Tay lor , son of Mr. and Mrs . Ralph P. Tay lor , who will study at the Suffolk County Community College. Gail Gilliamsen , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Gilliam- sen of Bay Road , who will star t her training at the Kings County Hosp ital School of Nursing in Brookl yn in September to be a nurse. Joseph Gerard , son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gerard of Edgar Avenue , who has been accepted at the Northrop Institute of Tech- nology near Los Angeles , Calif. , where he will study to be a tech- nician. Island Marine Training Corps Seeking Recruits Boys between the ages of 12 and 18 who are interested in joining the Island Marine Train- ing C^rps may come to the Bay Avenue School in Patchogue at 7:30 p. m. Friday. Any person join ing the corps must have his parents written con- sent on the application blank he will be given upon entering the organization. The purpose of the Island Ma- rine Training Corp s is to teach boys various phases of the mili- tary sciences , including the use of maps , charts and compass , strategy and tactics , and gymnastics and drills. The organization will also seek to inculcate the qualities of self-relianc e , ebedience to lawful authority, respect for the rights of others and loyal devotion to the United 'States Government. Initial membershi p fee will be $2 upon entering and one dollar per month thereafter. This in- clude s insurance for one year. For additional information persons may call JUniper 8-7150 or JUniper 8- 1847. i FOR APPITBTI-SRBGHTENiMG FOODS— AUD COOL CASH SAVINGS ALL SUMMER . .. Com ro^fi sov ' e At AM % U. S. Gov ' t. 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Coca-Cola «- »-P- 6^, 43\ forgreaternourishment , S flM Wul i Swafct * \F» \* 49 ' Crape Juice ^ d ^. 29 « 2 b '^ 33« for bette r taste , easier M »pS VQUQ tt QWd»3 pac kage 09 —W ^ Taiiffariiin 9nii»a A&p Bran d 46 \• ^7c Tp a T ?* ' -T,d °n,y at Listerine Antiseptic ^ 89c PLUM PRESERVES » M *45 C an s enne JUiC8 Q\^p ua „ y ean ^i love it or (f %F '—^=Z BLACKBERRY JELLY, 2 0Z MI1 2? C Crastmont Brand—Superb Quality lOV^ ll, Or Jl^ <^T^ THE GgEAT ATIANTIC & PACIRC TEA COMP ANY . INC. »iHl ll» ilini * fc fc fc A M+ All l/j qal. A E3- we 'ngive you ^ ijjc &J^YZMBBBKtt BEANS \\¦ orassrar 6 ' 2^% 25c Ice Cream ^ il. 9S c DOUBLE YOUR ^J TT ff $ M#?l | J |I^j B O ^ ^fl « — J | J MOHEY BACK! ^^y^Hilfflffl8ffiiftM B8BE..K Prices effective through Saturday, June 24th in Supe r Markets and Self -Service stores onl y. Inside SCFS b y DAVID P. SEAMAN How little is known about the local savings and loan association by the aver- age person ! This is true des- financial insti- tutions in private industry can match its long history of fostering home ownership. Did you know , for example , that Suffolk County Federal Savings & Loan Association j makes only one major type of ' loan. Yes , SCFS specializes in mortgage loans for building or buying new and older i homes in good condition. So your loc al savings and loan institution contributes to the orderly and sensible growth of your community. This helps protect and enhance the value of your home. When you next ado to your \ nest e^g \ savings account at SCFS (where savings earn 4 per cent* , highest rate on Long Island) remember ! It' s your very own money that you make available to your friends for home ownership in Suffolk County, \the won- derful place to live. \ Suffolk County Federal Savings & Loan Association , Babylon , main office , MOhawk 9-3200 ; Smithtown , ANdrew 5-2260 ; Centereach , JUniper 8-9200. *Per annum anticipated for semi-annual period effective Jan. 1 , 1961. LIVING IS WONDER F UL IN SUFFOLK COUNTY - M i l
