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News of Centereach and Lake Grove Mra. Ethol Smith. ROnk. 9-8752 The I -idies ' Auxili.u y of the ( uldiiu li 1- tie D* p. -u tnient met Jin i IP with Ails . Ildcn l.ewan- do -di . ] n I' sidi nt. in chaige. and \~ > IIM in h< i [ii ese'it flu i e new tin iiihei - wi >o \oted on. Mis . Rose ( • i ii . Mi s Id li s () \ ei i,m an 1 AH - . Feb c 1.1 O^iidnik .\A\and \> c 11 n . tie to Mc -cuitm - A !1> I 11 i ^ I i MI 11 in . Bai bai a Shine . Joyc e : h: w and Jean Cud n '1 hei e w ill ' ¦i ,io e r l .( , in ) ,, ,,) (he auxi ' iaiy ii .1 ul\ . 1 ' ii next iv ' i 'ig w '1 be I d 1 lb tin d \1 M I n in An g u s ' . 1 i\ , ladie ol the Mi--!on.n \ . -o- i i l > ol i he lnt ( opg i t gatloiial ( li ' .ii 1 ol New \ ill.i g i \ i-iti d II ii ' n Bible \11- ii \ ' I Moll istow n. \ . 1 J me '19 md i c li\ el ed a box i t ii.uidni.idt n ill - w bu h thi v I id n tile i i t h - u \ lid othei i i d- to he u-ed b\ the Miss -on I ' a kulu w i i e \le-i ' diio M' lima 1 i i| > p II \' , \i.\ l!i • \ io! i Old MI wald . Ru l ) \ Cl.p k and Chii-tine L b.n.i I he \d\ar --e is on sale at John s AI at Market. Stev e ' s General Min i' . Cenler Madmen , Scot t ( .inch Slore , Uodek c .Mich Store . \ ill.i g e ( lumi s|s and \ illage St.i - liererv in ( eniere.icii — \d\. M i and Mi- ^' incv \\ llli ini - and c hihb en Iii l.in . Jov . i e and del i iev ol Flimt \\emie wei e c ' n i.ei giu - Jim\ I ' ll of Mi and M- s St.,:d. v ,1 CM -\ of Smitli- i ii« n. Mi and Mi Fme-t Overton of Mnidle Cm.ntiv Road enter- - 1 I'm d the < enti il 1 one l-land ( aten ol dideoii s and the Ladle d A iiv ¦ liai \ at tin n homo Monday nn 1 ' \ -iter - at the heme 1 of Mr. and All - Fine st O\oiten foi se\ oral week - aie AD ind Mi s . Edwin Alaili snn of Oi lando . Fla., former 11 -ide nt - of Cent ei e.u h. Mi . and All - . Stephan Barnett o r 1 11 u>t Avenue celebrated their ihiitec nth w edding anniverserv .lune 'JO. To celebrate the occasion thev had dinner at the Elks Hotel in Pod Jefferson. Mi. and All - . William Knowlan of JI Diane Avenue had their r'f.rit daughter . Tere-a. christened at the As-umption of the Blessed A n Lin Maiy R. C. Church at 3 p m June 18 b y the Rev . Josep h IVlfiore. Godparents were the haln ' s mandparent s . Air. and Mrs . Jamo- Know Ian of East Rocka- way. Bab y Teresa was born at Matt el Alenneial Hospital May J7 and wei g hed 7 pounds . 12 t miiie - . Mi and Ah- . Knowlan la\e f o - i othei duldien. William. Midi id. t l.u a Lou and Alary Ann. A u i ntiun wa s hold at the home . Hii the lonmonv. Other guest- wei Air and Ah ' -. Ai thin Taff of Be llmore and Air. and Mrs. Li w is Aloiel of Centereach. Two officeis and two delegates of the Lake Grove-Centereach Home Extern ion Unit attended the (dlendar Day meeting at the Kockv Point , North Shoie Fire* House 1 last w eek , whei e piogiams were made up Joi the coming veai. Those attending weie Mi s . Lotu s Seaman , clianman . Ah s . Ei- leen Goennei . vice Lhaiiman. and de legates Ahs . Irma Moger and Air- . Madebne Sauer. V tuple 1 e elebi -ilion wa- held at the home of Air. and Al l s. William I v n.i. Si ol \\ illi - im St11 et June 1 id \ barbe 'cue suppoi was en- . |o\ed b\ tlie tollowine one t- - . Mi . and Mi- '1 hom.i- l- ' n/ g ei alel and ehilehen Baii\ , Jolm. Jame- . Ei leen. Janic e and Thomas , of \\ agon Lane and Ah. and Mis. William I \ na . Ji . aid clnldi en Bilk. Jeiann and Josep h, of Bientwood. TI e 11 iple eeleb ' atioti was :n hoiioi of the I ' oitieth wedding an- nivei s atv ed Mr. and Ah- . L yna , Si , ..nel hei liirthday and the eleventh weddin g anniversary ol then son-in-law ami daiightei , Mr and Alls. Fitzgeiald. Mi and Air s . Edwin Overton and daughter. Miss Linda Overton -pent the weekend at Altoona. Pa.. whole they attended the w edding Satin day of Aliss Donna Beamer to Ronald Thomas at the Calvery Baptist Church and reception fol- lowing. Ahss Cherton was a brides- maid for Miss Beamer. They were loommates at Houg hton College last vear. The West Brookhaven Repub- lican Club held election of officers at its last meeting held at the Centerexich Lanes on Horseblock Road. The new slate of officers aie: Frank Giaccone , president; Robert Rogers , first vice presi- dent ; William Thompson , second vice president; Herbert Johnson, third vice president; Robert Pisco , secretary ; William Watson , treas- urer; Mrs. Connie Kijik , recor- ding secretary ; Louis Arroyo , ser- geant-at-arms; Mrs. Addie Over- ton , historian; directors , Thomas Romeo . Frank Palladino , Sam Oddo , Jack Cumnvingham , Joseph Vale and Jack Bryant. After the meeting, refreshments were served followed b y a social hour. Wendy English , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William English of Gould Road, celebrated her sev- enth birthday with a part y Sat- in day. Her guests were Sandy and Mary Palmiato , Amy Hawk- en , Joyce Williams and Karen ALaronev. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Overton at- tended a bon voyage party for their niece , Miss Linda Fletcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Fletcher of Port Jefferson Satur- day night. The party was held at the Wed Meadow Cottage of anothei aunt and undo . Mr. ami Mrs. Albert Cm son. Miss Fletcher is a student w ho is being sent by the ANTEP (Adelphi New Teacbei s Education Pio gi aiu ) to finish her stud y ing in Europe. She seiled Tuesday on the S S At relia and will continue hei studies at Madrid , Spain, in Sep- tember. Twenty-thiee relatives and l i'ii nd- attended the part y. The Cent eu each-Lake (hove Dem- oeidii Club held its last meetin g oi tlv eison June 20 at the White Hoi >e Inn with Joseph LaLoiie pic - ulent , pie sulin g Cuest spe.iket wa s RaMiioiid Batt of the Tow n Boaid of Asse-sois , who spoke on his woik , aitd r whic h a geneial discus ,iem ftdlow ed , w hie h lasted for sew ml louts, since ' ileal l y evei y- one was liiteies ted in f ueling out why their taxes weie so high . etc .. Theie are no meetin gs m July und August. The nex meeting of the 1 club will be in September. Ai rs . Susan Holmes of 1 Bony- bill Drive , who has won many blue ribbons and championship awards for her prize dogs add- ed two moi e to them June IS when two of her Toy Poodles won awards at the Biookhaven Kennel Club' s AKC sanctioned match show held at the North Bellport Recreation Center. A black male Toy Poodle puppy \Holmes ' Prince Royal\ , five-a n d-a-half months old , was awarded first place and best puppy of toy group, also \Joe ' s Little Man , \ a light silver male Toy Poodle , 18 months old . was awarded first p lace and third in group. A recital given by the pupils of the Marie Brock Dance Studio was held at the Newfield High School June 17. All proceeds went to St. Charles Hospital , Port Jef- ferson. The children did tap, bal- let , toe and acrobatic. Those taking part were Cheryl Abbruzzese , Francine Adrignola . Lisa Andrews , Nancy Ardine . Laurie Becker, Ei- leen Bishop, Diane Bollar , Mary- ann Creedon , Dana Danielson , Cherlyn and Janet DeMarzo , Kathy Fehrenbach . Carol Ferraro , Donna Gauvreau , Patricia Goldsborough . Bob and Bonnie Greenfield , Au- drey Groben. Stephen Haydamach , Peggy Hillebrandt , Karin Holm , Gerard Inghilleri , Joan LaCog- nata , Diane and Kathleen Leah , Cheryl Alaningo , Joann Marosz , Debra Mahleman , Barbara and Pa- tricia Murphy, Wayne and Carol yn MoCleary, Elizabeth and Margar- et McKayne, Emil y and Victoria McNamara , Cheryl Newman , Mary K. O'Donnell , Lorraine Onufrak , Marie Papetti , Maureen Path , An- gela Piarino , Dolores Reig hard , Linda Regan , Denise Rispoli , Judy Sagany, Claudy Schon^ , Heidi Sj egri-t , Debra Spoi beit , Doi een Strickland , Diane S/.westka , June Taboisky, Ann and Muriel Taylor , Susan Trebing, Theresa Tvlersmitl , Judy Wise , Debi a Ziglione and Debra Wunsch. Luutenee Coinelius , one-year- old son of Air. and Ai rs. Lawience Cornelius of Miners a Lane , re- tunrned home fiom Mather Me- moril Hos|)ital Friday after under- going suigery and being confineel about a week. Air. and Airs . Coine- lius celebrated their eleventh wed- ding anni\er s ai\ u.lne 18 witii a family dinner part y. The Cent ei each Vive Depart menl will meet at the firehou-o at 8 15 p. m. Monday. The annual Fund Dnve will stm t Saturday and I iremen w dl be c al'mg a. votir homes and will appteciate \e .ur eo-up. '! ahoii The Medical Lnit of the Fue Depaitment answered onlv one call last week. On June 22 at 9do •i. in. Mis . AL Ciay of 371 Eas - w ood Boule\ a rd was taken to Ma- ther Memorial Hospital by ordc r of Dr. Louis Mautone. Driver was James Caiiao , fu st aid man , Ha- loid Fidier. A graduation party was held at the home of Mr. and Airs. Jack Helfrich in Stony Brook for Ron- ald Overton , son of Mr. and Mrs. Finest Overton , Sunday night. Ronald graduated from Newfield High School Sunday afternoon and expects to enter Houghton College in the fall. The party was held at the home of his brother-in-law and sister and was attended by about 55 relatives and friends. Those attending from heie were Mr. and Mis. Ernest Overton , Air. and Mrs. Edwin Overton and daughter , Linda , Mr. and Mrs. Percy Overton , Air. and Mrs . Sid- ney Wiliams and children , Brian . Joyce and Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barnett and famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Frederich Schwamb and famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Burr and daughters. Lorraine and Ruth- ann , Mi. and Mrs. George Ed- wards and sons , Robert. Paul , and Bruce , Jack Emery and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Madison. The Centereach Taxpayers ' As- sociation will meet at the VFW hall Tuesday night. The Centereach Schools all had farewell parties in their class loom' s Friday. On June 21 the se- cond grade of Mrs. Phylis Hille- brand of the Wood Road School were shown colored slides by their teacher of her trip to Colorado and other points west, after which they had Folk Dances. The clas* children were dressed in costumes and the caller was Andrew Hal- lahan. All the other classes at the Wood Road School were invited to attend. On June 20 the two first grades at the Wood Road School of ATiss Barbara Gmn and Mr* . Edna May Kingsley enjoyed a picnic at the Recreation Paik on Horseblo ck Road. GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scout Court of Awards was held at the Unity Drive School at 7:. 'iO p. in. June 21. Al l s. Gerry Michalld was inaster-of- ceremonios. The meeting opened with a piayer ceremony after whic h Mrs Dorothy Johnson, neighborhood chaiiman , gave the welcome address. Guest was Ah' s , Lillian Krejnicky, pre sj efent of the Ladies ' Auxiliar y of the Toidik , Diedeiich . Duffield Post . V.F.W. 4027, who spoke and accep ted the spoiisoi ship cei tifie ate. A candleli ght ceiemonv was held with the girls singing \Gnl Scouts Together . \ \Brownie Smile '\ songs and others with Mrs. Mika- lac as the h ader. The following Brownie troops and their leaders received theii membershi p star awaids: Tioop 15 .Mis. Florence P' ggerman; Tioop 27 . Mrs. Eileen McCloskey; Troop 07 . Airs. Alaiv Catania; Troop 80 , Mrs. Elthea Zwickei ; Selden Tioop 15 , Mis . Jean LeMaire. Interme- diate awards, fhe-year pins , pro- ficiency badges, second dass and first class awards and membership stars were given to the following troops: Troop 4-Mrs. Lorraine Hartford, leader; Troop 25-Miss Louise Johnson , leader; Troop 49- Mrs. Irma Moger , leader; Troop 53-Mrs. Lee Kuenzle , leader; Troop GG-Mrs. Dolores Thorworth , leader. Five girls of troop 49 . Mrs. Moger leader , were awarded the curved bar , the highest rank and badge a Girl Scout can receive. The girls were Koren Anello , Lois Dunn, Julie Thompson , Diane Bingay and Judy Moger. Other workers parti- ci pating were Mrs . Michallis , fi- nance and cookie chairman , and tioop consultant , Airs. Dorothy Johnson , neig hborhood chairman . Airs . Helen Redding, neighborhood organizer. Mrs . Gloria Schold, fi- nance and cookie chairman , Mrs . Marv Richardson, cookie chairman . On Saturday three troops of Girl Scouts and their leaders en- joyed the day visiting the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building in New York City. They left by train in the morning, were met in New York and given a Police escort to the ferry, to the Statue of Liberty, escorted back again to the Empire State build- ing then to the Long Island Rail- road again. Making the trip w ere Troop 4 , Mi's. Lorraine Hartford, leader , with Girl Scouts Linda Johnson , Barbara Alanro , Lorraine Hartford , Janet Doyle , and Lor- raine Plante; Troop 25, Aliss Louise Johnson , leader and girls Grace Bartolomeo , Helen Redding, Diane Wolff. Rose Made LaBol- lita , Patricia Murray. Regina Rich- ardson , Lorraine Collotta , Ann Thornton and Nancy Hni/do. Also two ti oop committee women ,, Miss Malafado Rigoline , Aliss Yolando Rigoline , and niece , Ann Rigolin e , of Farmingdale. Also Tioop 00 , Airs . Dolores Thorwarth . leadei and girls , Alice Angerman , Diane Bartolomeo , Jenifer Boylan , Adii- ene Edwards . Patricia Ginrmler , Margaret Hacked. Pattkia Hart- ford , Jacil yn Lee , Patricia Johnson , At lino Nalepa , Denise Walker. Gwen Walsh. Lenore Wiederman , Christine and Louise Rodofsen , Frances and Doris Manitta , Lor- laine Thorwarth , Linda Lewis . Two mothers accompanying them , Mrs. Ann Roelfsen and Airs. Elizabeth Manitta. BROWNIES Centereach and Selden Brown- ies held their Brownie ' s Play Day together at the Brookha\en Tow n Rec i eation Park on Hoiseblock Road from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m June 17. The day started off w ith a flag ceremony after which they enjoyed a wmgfest , marshmallow roast and a < ookout. Present weie Troop 15 with h'-ider Ai rs. Floren- ce Eggermann and Brownies Pat- ty Walters , Denise Whelan , Cath- erine Whelan Patty Rh-hardson , Debra Thornton , Rene Montelone , Cheryl Donnelly, Miry Susan Hu- ber , Troop 27 with Mrs. Eileen McCloskey, leader , and Brownies Miarie Demmarch , Carole Schold. Mary Jane McCloskey, Kath y Lea- h y, Reg ina Bealey, Yolanda Mo- schella , Vivian Doherty, Denise Denrpsey, Donna DiBello , Peggy Burke , Eileen Tynan , Sharon Mont- gomery , and Debra Johnson ; Tioop 80 with Mrs. Elthea Zwicker. lead- er , and girls , Christine Scholer , Jan Alohrberg, Jane Wemtraub. Mary Ann Stillette, Michelle Ed- wards , Christine Bartolomeo , Dru- cilla Haines, Lee Ann Zwicker. Rose Marie Cohen , Shirley Harri- son. Also Troop 45 of Selden with Airs. Jean LeMaire , leader , and Brownies Diane Sica , Carol Maz- zefero , Marie LeMaire , Nancy Still- wagon , Margaret Giardelli , Patric- ia Genovese , Beverl y Prato , Mary Ann O'Neill , Charlene Lewis and Gail La Pacata. Troop 84 with Mrs. Joyce Cleary and Brownies Joan Lehe , Barbara Cleary, Denise Drexler , Carol Henderson , Valerie Force , Diane Micolosi , Linda Lehe, Maureen Walters , Robin Stockman Abby Sherman; Troop 45 , Mrs. Eleanor Caldera , leader , and girl s Evelyn Moschos , Peggy Hamm , Nancy Schnept , Nancy Botsford , Joan Caldera Lynn Kramer and Dara DeSant. About 4 p. m. clos- ing ceremony with taps and songs finished a beautiful day. CHURCH NEWS The First Congregational Church of New Village has Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., worshi p at 11 a. m., Youth Fellowship at 0:30 p. m., and gospel service at 7:30 p. m Sunday. On Sunday morning the pastor , the Rev. Kenneth Olsen , dedicated two babies: John Barton Laphani , son of Mr. and Mrs. Bar- ton Lap hani , whose sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Erich Weaver , and Beth Ann Schmid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schmid , whose spon- sors were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Freu. The men ' s Fellowship was held at the Sunday School build- ing- on Monday night wdiere a Christian film was shown. Prayer and Bible stud y hour at 8 p. m. Wednesday. A special Bible study class is being held at 10 a. m. Tuesday by Mrs. Marjorie Thomas and one on Thursday at 8 p. m. by Erich Wever. Hol y Communion will be observed next Sunday. The Centereach C o m munity Church holds Sunday School at 10 a. m. and worship at 11:15 a. m . Confirmation classes are be- ing held every Monday and Tues- day afternoon at 3:45 p. m. Six \oung peop le of the church are planning to go to the Presbyterian camps this Summer , Koren Anello , Linila Garns , Jerrilyn Shaw , Sha- ron Montgomery, Lillian Peters and Dianne Bartolomeo. Holy Com- munion will be observed on Sun- day morning. The following chil- dren were baptized at the morn- ing service Sunday by the pastor , the Rev. Norman Minaid: Claudet- te Eileen Ileri schaft . daughter of Mr. and Mis. Aithur Ileii. -chaft of 101 Stanley Drive , Centereach; Steven Heiman Rugen , son of Air . and Airs. Herman Rugen of Broad- way Avenue , Lake Ronkonkoma , and Shiellah Matgaret Sinclair , daughter of Mr. and Airs. Da\id Sinclair of Smith Road , Lake Ron- konkoma. The ( entereacb AI e n n o n i t e Church holds worship at 10 a. m., Sunday School at 10:15 a. m., and Gospel service at 7:45 p. m. Sun- day. Bible study hour d at 7:15 p. m. Wednesday with a special seivice for young people. Our Savior Luthetan Church holds Sunday School at 9 a. m., worship at 8 and 10:30 a. m., Sun- day. Holy Communion will be held next Sunday «t both church ser- vices On July 1(! a famil y picnic - will be held at the Mill Neck Lu- theran Church at, Oyster Bay. Alembers of the church aie invited to attend. St. Andrew ' s Reformed Episco- pal Churc h has Sunday School at 10 a. m., morning piayer and sei- imm at 11 a. m. and evening piay- er and senium at 8 p. m Sunday Evening ptajer and Bible study at 8 p m. Wednesday. Vac ation Bible sdiool -tm ted Monday at 9 a. m. All thihh en four years through elcwen aie invited to at- tend. The Assumption of the Blessed Vii gin Maty R. C. Chin ch holds rna-ses at 8, 9 , 10:30 . 11:30 a. m. and 12:30 p. m Sunday Daily mass i- at 8 a m. A dance and buffet dinner wi ll be held at the churc h hall Saturday , starting at 8 p. m. The Rosary Altai Society will mee ' next Monday night at the church. : !• \ ' x .1 \ . v. ¦ i I ¦ - I »• & ' ' * M \\ \\\' —. .\.».. -<•--. «• . - . * \ ' .©19§J 8* VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA, lW6i $1 , 595 What ' s the catch? There isn ' t any. What else do you ' have to pay? Only the $1 , 595 is the suggested price at the port of charge for transporting the car from the port of entry for the Volkswagen Sedan. entry: $16.00. The price includes Federal excise tax and There is one optional that makes a lot of Import duty. sense: the matching leatherette upholstery, for It includes the built-in heater/defroster , wind- $30.00 extra. Nearl y everyone orders it be- shield washer , electric windshield wi pers and cause if eliminates the need for slip covers. dual padded sun visors. And that ' s it. It ' s the price of the real thing. (Unless you count the cost of gas and oil It Not a stripped-down model. fakes you to get her© in your present car.) 4120 SUNRISE HIGHWAY , SAYVILLE LT 9-0805 > „.» „™„™„„„„--„„„„„ ««-„„„ .„ S OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 8 ————— Name PCTA Scholarship Winners SCHOLARSHIP—Patchogue Classroom Teach- ers ' Association presents two scholarships each year , and Paul Ryan , president of PCTA , pre- sents scholarship check to Barbara Nichols as Charles Siebert awaits his turn. Barbara will start her second year at Elmira Teachers Col- lege in September and Charles w ill start his first year at Alfred. —Photo bv Russell Wvgand The Patchogue Classroom Tea- < chers ' Association awarded its two annual scholarships this year to Barbara Nichols and Charles Sie- bert. Miss Nichols , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Nichols of 251 North Ocean Avenue , Patchogue , will start her second year at El- mira College in September. Char- les , son of Mrs. Marie Siebert of 1A Vehslage Street , Patchogue , fwill start his freshman year at Alfred College in September , ma- joring in Ceramic Engineering. Each year the PCTA grants a scholarship to a graduate of Pat- chogue High School who plans to enter the field of teaching and who has successfully completed one year of college. Miss Nichols , the recipient of this award , is ma- l ' oring in language and is on the Dean ' s list. She will attend an honors seminar this coming year. The second award goes to a graduating senior of Patchogue High School , won this year by Charles. In addition to having maintained a high academic rec- ord at Patchogue Hig h , Charles has also been vei y active in sports , participating in basketball , baseball and football. In his senior year , he was co-captain of the varsity football team. EASTWOOD VILLAG E and DAW N ESTATES Mrs . Ethel Smith , ROnk. 9-8752 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaLone of 4 Leonard Lane entertained at a buffet supper party at their home Saturday in honor of their son Douglas ' graduation from New- field High School. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey LaLone , Miss Anna Murp hy, Miss Mary Kaye , Eli Basso , Mr. and Mrs. Domonick Robeitazzi , Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Loughlin and Mis. Vivian Ed- wards all of New York City. Doug- las will enter the Suffolk Commu- nity College in the Fall . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferguson of Potsdam are spending the Sum- mer with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Ferguson oi* 93 East- wood Boulevard. Kathleen Mary, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keenan of 7 Hunter Lane , was christened at the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary R. C. Church at A p. m. June IS b y the Rev. Joseph Belfiore. Baby Kathleen was born at Brookhaven Memoiial Hosp ital June 6' and weighed 6 pounds , IOM J ounces . She has three brothers Robert , Timothy and Patrick. Her godparents are Mis. -, Victoria Her- zog of Centereach and Ernest Behnke of Sanquoit. Other guests were Mrs. Finest Behnke and children. Debra. Ernest and Jim- my, of Sanquoit . and Mi. and Mrs . Joseph Herzog of Centereach. Miss Daiia Monteloone , daug h- ter of Mr. and Mrs . Josep h Mon- teleone of BIS Eastwood Boule- vard , celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a part y at her home Friday. Her guests were Misses Virginia DeOstiguy, Diane Hassel- bring, Maui een Fugel , Patricia Fioi ello , Lorraine Burr , Dale Smith , Susan Beardsall and Pa- tricia Lvnn. Harold Kingsley, son of Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Kingsley, graduated from Newfield High School Sun- day ' afternoon. Harold , besides winning his State Board Regents scholarship, received a band medal , a diamatic medal and a certificate from the Long Island Speech As- sociation , for excellency in speech . After the graduation a famil y din- ner was held at the Station House , Stony Brook , with his parents and sisters , Lois, Ruth and Eunice , his grandmother , Mis . Edna Roper of Bellerose , and uncle , Milard King Roper of Bellerose. Kenneth Edwatd Mclntyre , in- fant son of Mr . and Mrs. Donald Mclnt yre of 254 Eastwood Bou- levard was christened at the As- sumption of the Blessed Virg in Mai y R. C. Church at 3 p. m. Sun- day . The godmother was the bab y ' s aunt , Miss Helen Burette of Mon- Louis Island , Ala., who was repre- sented by proxy by Miss Caren Mclntyre , and the godfather was Joseph Mclnt yre , uncle , of Deer Park. Following the ceremony a family dinner party was held. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mclnt yre , Sr., of Central Isli p. Baby Kenneth was born June 1 , weighing 8 pounds , 13V2 ounces. He has four brothers , Josep h , Wil- liam, John and Donald. Amvets to Honor Danish Girl at July 4 Parade Hammond-Btggs Amvets Post III of Patchogue announced the arrival of Muss Bento Lyck of Gritland , Denmark. Miss Lyck is winner of an essay contest titled the \Danish Fight ior Freedom. \ The contest was sponsored b y the \Frchedskantens Veterans of Denmark\ . Miss Lyck will tour the United States. Her trip will be sponsored by the Amvets organization. The village of Patchogue is the first commun- ity in the United States to he visited by this charming young lad y of Denmark. 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Ridgely ' s Raiders have been en- gaged by Dick Ridgely to play for dancing in the Fountain room of his highly popular restaurant and night club in Water Mill , be- ginning tonight. Tlie tiio. com- posed of Oscar Malanga at the piano , Andy Picard on drums , and trumpeter Bob Richardson , who will also do the vocals , comp le- ments the dance music of Bud Smith , which is installed in the main room and bat. The new trio has been named in honor of the Little Leami e soft- ball team which Dick Rideely sponsois on Long Island. With the at rival of Summei , Ridgely ' s is also open seven nig hts a week , from 5 p. m. on. 'Ridgel y ' s Raiders ' To Play for Dances There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to your home every week in the year for onlv $5. Subscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the Circulation Manager. —Adv.
