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Mi. and Mi s . .la.mes 1 a M. u id .1 .an s 1 albie. Ji . M.ss 1. .in -a Mot ke . Mi. and Mr s . K,]- v .d lli iu ( and I )oi een and Si o ' t 1 la M i . Mi and Hi s . Jo > . ph Phil- 1 e « ! .1 Am- Mane Philli p , all i ' L .ke Mi uki nkoma. Al-o Mi. . ml di . Ru h..id Mc Devitt a n d Kenan ] , -Ii .. and Siis .m Ann Mc- Dcvi t t. and Peter Xeu of Center- i i.h; Mr- . Thorn is Long of Say- vile : Mi. - . Ilowaul Coleman of Panhoguo; Wi lliam Aidito of Xew ' I oi k ( ' ty; Fiank Falco of St. •1 I'm 1 . Mi. and Mr s . Fi.mk St raub \d 1 ' .ink. di.. James .\nd Patric ia S' I . UI ' I ot Hollii ook; Mr. and Mrs . (ii ' iui e St oil of Ma . v port and Mr. and Mis . Knu , r Hans of West- n' iii- tai . Md. A buffet supper was s. I \ i ] and 'be Li/y J Band played . ml - me , cow boy songs . The Advance is on sale at Ted- dv * s Luncheonette , Wh elan ' s Drugs , Lake Ronkonkoma Station- er>, Lochow it Delicatessen , Frank' s Stationery and Lakoma Food Store in Lake Ronkonkoma. —Adv. Mi-- Frances Marked, daughter if Mi. and Mi - . Fred Markert of Wa -li lium Street. I ake Grove , was c lio-i I b y the American Legion Auvhaiy of the William Merritt ll.illoi k Unit to be their repre- M'ii ' a;ivi- at (. ' ids State being held n X< vv Pali.. Miss Maikert was taken to the bu- terminal Friday morning by Mis . Robert McCabe. lui-ident oi th e Vmerican Legion A IAI I .i\. and by Mrs. Michael Pi di- 'di . ill in man of the Girls St- .to comm.ttee. She w ill stay in Xcu Pdt/ foi one w eek. Miss M ..ikei i will -tail her senior year a ' Sachem II mil School in Sep- tiin ' Hi. She w.i - quee n of the jun- H- ' ll'dlil , Ion I ei lL.tdikiss. daughter of Mi. and Mi s . R dnu d S. Ilotchkis- of 2 l ido Hmi livaid, \\ :i s baptized i'V the Rev . William Boone at the 11 a. m sinuo Surdav in the Mi 'hi e ' -t t hi.ich at Five (diners. M> a'a! Mi s . Bobert P.a-ourek of 1' ii ' u ook a'e the godp.vumts . Fol- ' u\i- ^ tii b apti smal ceiemony. -M' id . Mi- . Hotdiki-s intertain- d Mi. and Mis . P;. nutk at clin- ' ¦i aiii \ uiiiii L , mid-aftei noon a u i ot wii v .. s held for '!. -> guests. V ' luiu \\ -e rue-em were Mr. and M. - . !' .. \ . • N ¦ d n . n . t e r n a ! g' iPdn .ie'T . s . ,,f Like Roakonko- m. - id Vu and Mi- . P - aiuis L * i \ - - ji .,; i Ml grandpau nts :i'd \ i . i . <v ,t ' l. Edn i. of Pat- , .j . M M . Mr. ami Mi s . y\ ^\\. i.. \i Nd-i.n. dr. A \ H \ Alls . William Xi. -' ii. Ii.. Mi. and Mis Howard B. 'v . A .i. aid All s . Hans-Joachim I. n 'L > . -b .hn and II uaid Retake Id 1 aid Xoidm Miss Virginia X -i ! n. ?diss Jeanette Xel-on. Rus- -i !1 Xc ' ei. Ji . M ss Dorothy Bar- iv and loii ' s m eat-grandrarents. Mi. and Mr- - . Oscar Xordin . all of I ake Rohkoiikon a; ai r. and Mrs. Jei eine R'llodek of Riverhead and Mi. and Mi' s . Pacoiirek , the god- pai« . nts . .Mi. and Mis . R 'chaid S. II. tdikiss also celebrated their s ixth wedding aniuversaiy cm the sani\ day. A buffet supper wa- seived . Ml. Hotchki s . - celebrated hi hiithday Monday. Mi . nd M J - S Keiyl Jaegei a'e the p:u cut- of a daughter bom in a Biook ' .yu ho spital last week. Sh< li;is been named Viktoiia. Air. and .Mis . .) u'ger have thiee other ihild- icn. Kb. 'abetii , Thomas and Philip Mr. Jaegei. who now resides in Miooklvn. spent muc h tone at the Lake betoie his mamage and plaved violin with the Suffolk S ymphony Oi chest l a. Mis Fiances Miseyko of Map le Street returned home Sunday al- tei a two-week v acation tri p thiou g h the Xew England states and Canada. Mrs . Miseyko is soc- ietal . v t i Dominic Maianello . Med- toid attorney, and Demociatic leader of the Tow n of 151 > dihaven Tula and Edwu d Sur ivy. better know n as the Fix mg Surovys , ac- l obatic and tap dance team , gav e a benefit performance for the new hospital that is being built in Val- ley Stream. The show, given in the Valley Stream Central High School, was p lanned and directed b y their teacher . Jack Young, Tina and Edward are the children of Mr. and Mtrs. Edward Surovy of the Suffolk House on Pond Road, the Lake. Tina is a student at the Gatelot Elementary School and Edward is a student at Nokomis. Mr. and All' s . Fred Mohring of Portion Road motored to Brooklyn Sunday to visit Air. Alohring ' s brother-in-law and sister , Mv. and Mrs. George Scheffer. Air. and Airs. Edward Pautsch and son. Preston , of Setauket were guests Sunday of Mrs. Charles A. Browne of Friendly Lane. Mrs. Pautsch is the former Miss Elean- ore Young and lived on Portion Road more than 35 years ago. Mrs. Pautsch and Airs. Browne are cou- sins. Airs. John Xiblock of David Lane entertained the faculty of the Lyn- vvood Avenue School in Farming- ville at tea June 19. Airs. Niblock teaches kindergarten in the Lyn- wood Avenue School. Kevin McCabe , son of Air. and Airs. Robert McCabe of 25 Lake- w ood Avenue , celebrated his sev- enth birthday last Thursday with a barbecue. His young guests were Bruce Cunning ham , Charles Ste- phen Davis. Joseph Dougherty, Robert Doran , Thomas Reese and Martha Reese. Kevin ' s father was the barbecue chef. Alis- Joan Markert , daughter of Air. and Airs. Fi ed Markert, will leave Satui day for Bermuda where she will vacation for two weeks. Airs. Thomas A. Browne of Hol- brook Road motored to Xew York City June 21 to attend a bon voy- age paity for hei- aunt who - -ailed on the Kungsholm for Sweden vv hei e she will spend a summer vacation. \ Air. and Airs. Ronald Hills of Xew ton Boulevard are the parents ol a son b urn in Alather Memorial Hospital June 19. He weighed 7 pounds , d ounces. Airs. Hills is the former Ali ss Florence Phillips , daughter of Air. and Alls . Aithin Phillips of Doradell Drive, and the gianddaughter of Airs. Floienc-e Robins of the same address. M3r. and Air- . Donald Phillips of Bridgeport. Conn., spent the week- end visiting relatives at the Lake. They aie making plans to vacation at their cottage on Fire Island. Air . Phillips ' mother , Airs . Florence 'Robins , will accompany them. Mr. and Airs. Vito Alennona of Edgevvood Avenue celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a mass in St. Joseph' s R. C. Chinch. After the nuass a large group of relatives and ft lends at- tended a reception in their honor at DoGeunaro ' s Lakevievv Inn. Among- those present were the Alennonas ' five chi'dien. Airs . Theresa Buonagurio , Frank Men- iimui . AIu-s . Alarie Xicoletti , Mrs. Xetti Sambi'ato and Gerard Alen- nona. 13 eranckhildren and one g cat-grandchild. Ai r. and Airs . Gustave J. Ruege of Ronkonkoma are the parents of a sou born in Southside Hosp ital June 11. On June l. 'L in the same hospital , Mr. and Airs . Eleuterio AL Perez of the Lake became the parents of a son. Grace Whelan , daughter of Air. and Airs. Josep h Whelan of Lake- wood Avenue. celebrated her fourth biithday with a party Juno IT. Her guests were Thomas , Mar- ty and Christopher Reese , David dockers , Casey and Lori Cleary and her brother and sister, John and Patty. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY The monthly meeting of the William Merritt Hallock Unit 155 of the American Leg ion Auxiliary was held at the clubhouse on Church Street June 21. Mrs. Rob- ert McCabe , president, opened the meeting by paying tribute to past presidents. She presented each of them with a gift. She then gave a brief report on the luncheon and meeting of the Suffolk County committee of the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the American Legion which was held June 17 in Bronco Charlie ' s Restaurant in Oakdale. This month the luncheon was in honor of the Gold Star Mothers of Suf- folk County. Winners of the Poppy Poster contest sponsored by the auxiliary were : first prize , James McRae , grade six , Gatelot Avenue School; second prize , Robin Roettinger , grade six , Gatelot Avenue School; first prize , Suzanne DeLong, grade five. Cleary Oral School; Second prize , John Proios , grade five , Gatelot Avenue School; first prize , Eugene Baake, grade four , Cleary Oral School; second prize , Lorraine Terranova , grade four , Gatelot Avenue School. Honorable mention went to Maryanne Ka- mensk y, grade five. Grundy Ave- nue School and Steven Kaxlo , grade four , Nokomis Elementary School. The auxiliary presented seniors Ralph Cuttone and Alary Trapani the A nericanism Aledal at an Awards Assembl y held in Sachem High School on June 16. Mrs. Joseph Dougherty, mem- bershi p chairman of the auxiliary, announced she had reached her quota of 105 members. The unit will hold their second card party of the year July 7. LAKE REPUBLICAN CLUB Lewis W. Davis was installed as president of the Lake Republican Club in ceremonies held at the Ameiican Leg ion clubhouse , June 15. Jack Stanislaw, Smithtown at- torney, was the installing officer. Other officers installed were George Mayer , Alex Proios and William Jones , vice presidents; Airs. Geraldine Davis, secretary ; Carl Allen , treasurer; and John J. Ross , sergeant-at-arms. Directors are Martin Metzner , Alfred Stei- ger , Charles W. Hawkins and Clarence Duffield. Over 100 guests attended and enjoyed a buffet din- ner and dancing. Special guests included Brookhaven Town Justice of the Peace , Leon E. Guiffreda. The Lake Republican Club meets the third Thursday of each month in the American Legion Hall on Church Street. Airs. John Pedisich of Church Place was guest-of-honor at a sur- prise part y June 18 held in the garden of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stroem on Browns Road. The party was given in recognition of Mrs. Pedisich' s 10 years as a den mother , an office from which she is now retiring. She was presented with a gift. Mrs. Myron Tesluck , another out- going den mother , was also pre- sented with a gift for serving two years as a den mother. Members of the Cub Scout committee and their wives , den mothers and their husbands who were present were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nelson , Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Markert , Mr. and Mrs. James Marino , Ma* , and Mrs. John Pedisich , Mx. and Mrs. War- ren Comiskey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stroem , Mr. and Mrs. Myron Tes- luck and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burns. Refreshments were served. \MOVING UP'' PROGRAM A \ moving up \ program was held at 8 p. m. June 22 in the Gatelot Avenue School auditorium. Walter C. Dunham , supervising principal of Sachem Central School District , was guest speaker. Robin Roettinger gave the address of welcome. Mrs . Booth and Mrs. Wickers presented the poppy pos- ter awards and Miss Eleanor Al- bigese presented the safety certif- icates and awards. Mrs. Daisy Poss presented the Parent-Teacher Association awards and Miss Fran- ces Bianca presented the promo- tion certificates. Students who \ moved up \ and will enter Sagamore Junior High School in the fall are Linda An- derson , Grace Armstrong, John Becht , Karen Burke, Joseph Cava- lea , Colleen Clifford , Russell Clin- ton , Arthur Ci'aig, Pa tricia Cun- ningham , Lucia Felicione , Eugene Genova , Ann Grigos , Lissa Hart , John Johnsen , Kathleen Knorr , Kenneth Lynch , Nicholas Mac- Queen , Ral ph Marsonet . Walter Matlack , Alfred Olsen , Robin Ro- ettinger , David Smith , William Taylor , Richard Trian , Nancy Wil- son , Alan Yarusso , David Brooks , Gerald Buell , John Cannone , Mar- tin Cumtnings , Arthur Doerler , David Elliott , Patricia Faillace , Gloria Jockers , Barbara Krouse , David MacDonell , John Manalilli , Sharen Matlack , Janet Muller , Lloyd Nevala , Carl Nordin , Rich- ard Osborne , Janice Porter , Ken- neth Prezebowski , John Robinson, Palma Salamone , John Seholl , Su- san Siebenkas , Andrea Van. Noor Dreena Wagner , Edward Welsh Richard Boeke , Vin c ent Cannone Michael Cavouto . Estelle Ceely, Anthony Celeste , Rosemary Chu- pas , Kathleen Donnelly, Frank Flora , Diana Groos , Gerald Gus- zack , Lonnie Havens , Lois Kieser , Grace Lambiase, Stephen Lantz , Lilly AlcComb , James McRae , Kim Murray, Deborah Poss, Robert Rau , Sharon Rich . Robin Shreve , Christine Springsteen . Diane Thrane and Ludvig Waage. Aids Frances Bianca is principal of the Gatelot Avenue School. ST. MARY'S CHURCH St. Mary ' s E piscopal Church holds Sunday services at 8 , 9:30 and 11 a. m. with Holy communion and a sermon at all three services. The church school meets in the parish hall at 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Holy communion is administered daily at 9 a. m. in the church. Laying on of Hands for the Sick is Fridays after communion. HOLY CROSS CHURCH Hol y Cross Lutheran Church holds services Sunday at 8:15 , 9:30 and 11 a. m. The church school meets ai 9:30 a. m. The Ladies ' Guild is in charge of a nursery at 11 a. m. for the convenience of parents with small children who wish to attend services. The Ladies ' Guild will hold a cake and apron sale Saturday in the new shopping center on Por- tion Road. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Sunday masses in St. Joseph' s R. C. Church are at 7 , 8 , 9 , 10, 11 a. m., 12 noon and 1 p. m. in the church; at 8:15 , 9:15 , 10:15 , 11:15 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. in the school auditorium and at 9 a. m. in the Civic Hall on Grundy Ave- nue in Holbrook. Daily mass in St. Joseph' s church is at 7 and 8 a. m. Summer vacation homes are be- ing requested by Catholic Chari- ties to provide a vacation in the country for children who would not otherwise get the chance to leave the city. For further infor- mation please contact St. Josep h' s rectory. Plans are being made for the bazaar which St. Joseph' s church holds each summer. This year it will be held on July 28 , 29 , 30 and August 4 , 5 , 6. Games are being p layed in the auditorium on Tuesday and Thurs- days starting at 8 p. m. METHODIST CHURCH During July and August there will be a Family Service of Cor- porate worship at 9:30 a. m. each Sunday. During this period Sun- day School will be held onl y for children age 3 through grade 6. Other young people who ordinarily attend Sunday School are asked to attend the corporate worship at 9:30 a. m. The Woman ' s Society of Chris- tian Service held its monthly meet- ing June 22. It was decided to di- vide the societ y into three circles , two meeting mornings at 11 a. m. and the other in the evening. The three circles will co-ordinate their aims. The Alice Circle , which was formed sometime ago , will contin- ue to meet at 2 p. m. once a month and will also work with the three new circles. The annual fair this year will be held during the month of November. ^ mammmmammvmMmmmm.mmmMm.mm.mMmmmmmmmmmmMmmmK-MMmM-MMxmmmmM-mmmmm *_ --.--._ .. See Us For A dvice on That \ a ¦ Home Improvement Loan \ ! We have the informatio n to hel p you : make proper arrangements : ¦ * The National Bank of Lake Ronkonkoma ¦ > ™-,.,«^„—„ ,<-„ — 7 ,^~., ^s*.,™^ — . <«. mr-**,^**. „ ...>... ' -> ^-^»gKa ^^ g & a«-TOgs. j m ' „ < > \ •\ \ *( / ^ r - , I ?•<*¦ , « < < Br3p<^ f $%l>?* K < ~r<?#* f *i > - ^ «< -» . * > * »^* '* , \ te v %t /i ' \ .i. ^^' *., #. . *»&. - <- if I I + * * i 2 1 1 Ote- i * i*v * . ^ MM rcgrcffl^g. * _ • \ ¦ ! MEMBER : F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve Bank jj l OPEN FRI D AY EVENINGS 6:30 TO 8:00 jjj Hawkins Ave., L. Ronkonkoma JUni per 8-8400 \\rTCTnttTttP _ m *k m *Fmv *iirv^^ Gordon Heights News Items Mrs. Alberta Beach , SElden 2-3795 < Miss Charlecia Stephen of Nor- folk , Va., has returned home after spending a month' s vacation with her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Palmer of Park Lane . Miss Stephen is a student at the Vir- ginia State Hi g h School of Hamp- ton , Va. Weekend guest of Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Tay lor of West Yap hank Road were Mr. and Mrs. James Flippin and son , Clarence , Jr. , of Englishtovv n , N. J., and Mr . and Mrs. Alvin Finlay of Staten Island. House guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Clai'e of Hawkins Avenue were Mr . and Mrs. Huley Sneed of Bos- ton , Mass. A dinner party was given in honor of the Sneeds over the weekend. Amonp; their quests were Mr. and Mrs . Emanuel Yates , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Whitting, Mrs. Terry Fleming, Mr. and Mrs . Harry Parker , Mrs. Walter Dun- sto n , Mrs. Quincy McCuller , Frank Davis , Mr . and Mrs . Preston Wyemms , Mr. and Mrs . Cyril Woodburn , Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sealey and Mrs. Anniebell Kinard. The Progressive Association held its month l y meeting Monday, with Cyril Woodburn presiding. After a short business session , in- stallation of officers was held. Ty- rell Wilson , Sr., former president , gave the oath to each officer as follows : Frank Davis president ; Cyril Woodburn , vice president ; Mrs. Cyril Woodburn , treasurer ; Mrs . Alberta Beach , financial sec- retary : Mrs. Catherine VanNoy, recording secretary ; Mrs. Anne Henry, corresponding secretary ; Mrs. Tracy Haynes , chap lain , and elected to the board of directors. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. William Ransom of Jamaica spent the weekend in their home on Seymour Lane. William Bonner , Jr., of Seymour Lane is spending his vacation with his godparents , Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ry Snowden of Southamp ton. Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of New York spent the weekend in their home on Central Parkway. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard White and children , Roben , Peter and April , of New York were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Pry- or and family of Gray Avenue . House guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Burvvell of Gray Avenue are Mrs. BurwelFs mother , Mrs. Juanita Hill and Michael , David and Scherry Rhati g of Brookl yn. Mv. and Mrs. John Pryor and childre n , Rhonda and Anthony, Mesdames Percy Tay lor , Moses Samuel , Louise Peters , Gladys Hylton , Irene Avery, B. Thomp- son , James Lee , James Smith and Alberta Beach attended the Sixth Grade graduation last Thursday at the West Middle Island School on Swezey Lane . Among the grad- uates from here was Odessia Pow- ell who received a music award from the North Shore Choral So- ciety, and from the West Middle Island School , Odessia is 11 years old. Also graduating were Amanda Whitaker , Chery l Pryor , Louise Wilson , Carol yn Taylor , Neana Samuels , Twyman Brown , Dary l Peters , Randol ph Smith , James Lee , Dolores Dantzm- . and Juan Rivera. \Anything You Can Do I Can Do \ was sung by the fifth grade; Carol yn McLean of the fifth grade made the graduating address. Donald Kirouac is princi- pal. The fourth Junior High School graduation was held 8:15 p. m. June 23 , at the Senior High School gymnasium , Port Jefferson . Among the graduates were , Leola C. Boone , Pheohe Doisett , Rita Jeffries , Shelia M. Johnson, Yvette D. La Viscount , Robert E. Peters , Delores E. Sealey, Charles K. Sells , Lenore Y. Spence , Joe E. Sullivan , Charles Thomas , Frank- lin D. White , Carolyn E. Cabelle and Rupert Jemmott , vice presi- dent of the class. The Rev. and Mrs. Washington Powell , Mesdames Hettie Hudson , Frances Boyce , Elema Christian , Alberta Beach , Steven Watson . Marion Cook and family and Mrs. Cliford Weir attended a mu- sical program and recep tion g iven in honor of the pastor of the AME Zion Church , Setauket , the Rev. Joseph McKenzie , and Mrs. McNenzie , last Saturday nig ht. Mr. and Mrs. Odell Newsom of Rhode Island have returned home after spending a week' s vacation with his parents , Mr . and Mrs. Odell Newsom , Sr. , and her par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Styversant Hartley of Cedar Lane. A musical tea will be sponsored by the ti'ustee board of Mount Olivet Baptist Church at 3 p. m. July 9 featuring the Pil gri m Tra- velers Quartet of Riverhead. The 1 Rev. Virginia Myers is pastor . Miss Elaine Woodburn , daug h- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Wood- burn of Wilson Avenue, left Sat- urday by the American Air Lines , for Los Angeles , Calif. Miss Wood- burn will attend a series of four courses covering the main aspects of language training in French. Mr. and Mrs. James Molone of Gray Avenue gave a birthday par- ty June 21 in honor of their eldest son , James , Jr. His brothers , Pat- rick and Frederick and the follow- ing friends were on hand to wash him a happy birthday : Terry Rus- sell and Ralph Wilson , Ricky and Diane Lee , Gordon Ferris , Leslie Sealey, Jr., Lorenzo Blackett , Ma- rilyn Augustine , Darrell Peters and Hulza Condon. The Brookhaven Town Recrea- tion D epartment held a short cere- mony Sunday at 10 a. m. at the playground on Central Parkway, Gordon Heights . Supervisor of Parks Jerome Sadofsky and his assistants , Arthur L. Minardi and Jack Kanas and Howard L. Row- land , John J. Foley, James E. Reese , and William E. Keddy were present to turn over the key to the lights now in ouv ball field to Ronald Armstrong, son of Mr. and Mrs. Th eodore Armstrong of Dun- bar Avenue. Mr. Armstrong is al- so a social worker at Bay Shore. CHURCH NEWS At the Ebenezer Sabbath Day Church , services are as follows: Sabbath school is held at 11 a. m. followed b y divine worshi p at 1 p. m. Young peop le ' s meeting is held at 4 p. m. Saturday. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Wed- nesday. Sunday activities are Sun- day school at 10 a. m. followed by divine worship at 11:45 a. m. Bible class is held at 8 p. m. Tues- day with Elder John White in charge . The Mary AME Zion Church services are as follows : Sunday school is held at 10 a. m. followed by divine worship at 12 noon . Young people ' s meeting is held at 6 p. m. with Brother Nathan Johnston in charge. Prayer meet- ing is held at 8 p. m. Wednesday. At the Church of God in Christ , services are as follows: Sunday school is held at 11 a. m. followed by divine worship at 12:45 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday. At St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church Sunday a Fami- ly Eucharist and Sunday school are at 8:45 a. m. The second Mon- day Church Women Association is held at 7 p. m. The Gordon Heights Seventh Day Adventist Church services are as follows: Sabbath school is held at 9:45 a. m., Home Mission at 10:45 i. m. Divine worship is held at 11 dS a. m. Young peop le ' s meeting is held at 4 p. m. Light- bearers Club is held at 5 p. m. and Vesper services are held at 5:30 p. m. Sunday activities are Path- finders Club at 3 p. m. Evangelis- tic sendees , are held at 8 p. m. and prayer meeting, at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Mount Olivet Baptist Church services are as follows : Sunday school is held at 10 a. m. followed by divine worship at 12 noon and 8 p. m. Bible Class is held at 8 p. m. Tuesday and Prayer meeting is beld at 8 p. m. Friday. A memory book of girlhood dates and other happy occasions could be rounded out to perfec- tion with your choice of one of the numerously styled wedding invitations on display at The Advance — always at budget prices. —Adv. Bay Avenue School PTA Holds Awards Assembly The annual Bay Avenue School PTA awards assembly was held at the school on June 15 in Pat- chogue. Dr. Alden T. Stuart , sup- erintendent of the Patchogue- Medford School District , announ- ced winners in each category and p ins were presented by Eugene Snee. past-president of the school' s PTA. These awards are presented yearly by the PTA to outstanding fifth and sixth grade students at the school. Fifth grade awards for overall development and scholastic achieve- ment were given to Eva Rose Delia, Judith Schneid and Joseph Reinckens , and for perseverance and constancy of effort to Linda Dvorak , Alan Gambler and Mi- chelle Rosen. Sixth grade awards for out- standing scholastic achievement in language arts went to Lisa Rubin and MHchele Scott; in social stud- ies to Sandra Geller and Sharolyn Kotula; in mathematics to Linda Larsen and Lenore Nogiewich ; in science to David Cantor and James Hedrick ; in art to Sheralyn Scotto , and in physical education to Kevin Paris and Kathy Pussins. M. Sgt. Harry Boyle presented awards from the Jayne-Lattin Post , Veterans of Foreign Wars. First place in the \Americanism \ essay conted for the school dd- ti ict was won by Joan DeLaVere - ne. It is the fiist time the aw aid has been won by a student fium Bay Avenue School. The citizen- shi p award was won by May Ristich. The PTA award , given yearly to an outstanding ninth guide stu- dent at the Patchog.ie Junior Hi gh School for scholarship, dtizetiship and service , was won this year by Joyce Levy and Thomas Rock- well. Each year the PTA - -pon>,or. -5 field trips for sixth urade stu- dents at the school. This year , as a culminating activity to the study of government , libedy and democracy throughout the world , Eugene Snee ' s sixth grade cla^- > visited the Statue of Liberty in New York City. Roland Wts t took his sixth grade da^- > on -i boat trip around Manhattan and on a visit to the Emp ire State building in connection with a study of geo- graphic concepts aiound metro- politan New York. Both Mis. Helene Mann ' s and v Mis. Matjorie Gerard' s sixth grade classes visited the Children ' s Museum in Brook- lyn where they attended lectin es on the story of man and on life on the other planets. MEDFORD NEWS ITEMS Mrs. Martha Theis , GRover 5-3559 Mr. and Mrs. John Betts and daug hter , Mary Elizabeth , of Cu- rundu , Panama Canal Zone , arriv- ed Sunday, and will spend some time with his mother , Mrs. Theo- dore Betts and his son Jack , of Ohio Avenue. Mr. Betts has been in Panama since World War II. Mrs. John Jacobi of Greenport Avenue entertained a number of youngsters at her home Friday af- ternoon in honor of her daug hter Suzanne ' s fifth birthday. Present were the godmother , Mrs. Paul Hollowell , and sons, Timothy and Michael , Mrs. Floyd Gambler and children , Eileen , Allen and Dennis , Billy Klepp, George Hummer , Doreen O'Came , Bill y Guerrasio , Eileen M«c Dermott , Naome Seller , Nancy Overton and Eleanore Ja- cobi. The party was held outdoors. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henry of Richmond Avenue attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary party given for Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Ireland of Gulfport , Fla., Saturday night, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mueller at Merrick. Mrs. Joseph Kucera of Sayville ac- companied her parents. About 50 guests including relatives and old friends were present at the dinner. Mrs. Ferde Mistier of Ohio Ave nue entertained at her home Sat- urday night in celebration of her daug hter Joann ' s thirteenth birth- day. Those present were Yvonne White , Kath y Russo , William Fich- tner , Larry Steckie and Carole Christopherson of Patchogue; De- vvitt Davies of East Patchogue ; Larry McDermott of Selden; Bar- bara Thomas , Kathy Tobitsch , Ei- leen Wolde and Jimmie Guerrasio of Medford. All enjoyed dancing and a treasure hunt. Refreshments included a large birthday cake. Mrs. Frank Carasiti , Jr., and children , Michele , David and Peter , of Richmond Avenue have been spending the past three weeks with Mrs. Carasiti' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Gardin Esprey at Adam Center. Mr. Carasiti drove upstate over the weekend and will bring his family back home with him. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Knechtel and Ernest Knechtel of Flushing were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wille of Oregon Avenue. NEW MEDFORD STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Weis- senberger ' s Grocery, William ' s Luncheonette and Medford Sta- tionery Store , Route 112. Publish- ed by The Advance. Also contains streets in Bayport , Blue Point , Patchogue , East Patchogue , Bell- port , Brookhaven and Yaphank. All this for only 50c. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swenor of Peconic Avenue entertained about 50 guests , including classmates , relatives and friends Saturday night in honor of their daug hter , Muriel Swenor ' s graduation from Patchogue High School. The recep- tion was held at the Medford Dem- ocratic Hall on Long Island Ave- nue. Miss Swenor will attend a secretarial school in New York Cit y in the Fall. Mr. and Mrs. William Tobitsch and family who have been spend- ing some time in St. Albans , have returned to their home on Ohio Avenue. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carasiti of Richmond Avenue en- tertained about 40 guests , relatives and friends of Raymond Huthmann their nephew wdi o this week grad- uated from Patchogue High School. The party was given at the Car- asiti home. Miss Nancy Warner celebrated her seventeenth birthday with a family dinner party at her home on Mt. Vernon Avenue last Thurs- day night given by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Warner. POST AND AUXILIARY The members of Henry J. Jones Post 2937 , Veterans of Foreign Wars , and Ladies ' Auxiliary, who attended the annual convention of the New York State Department at Syracuse last week included Commander and Mrs. Eugene Kier- nan , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wingard , Mrs. Grace Dittmeier , Mrs. Ann Cullum and Mrs. Gertrude Bar- te au. Mrs. Ann Cullum , who has been the New York State Department musician for the past 25 years , was again appointed to that of- fice. At the convention it was also announced that Miss Maryalice Finnerty, of Seton Hall , winner of the Medford Auxiliary ' s 1961 V.F.W. Writing contest , won se- cond p lace in the state contest. She will receive $75. The members of the Post were presented with a gold cup in re- cognition of winning first place in the third division in the 1960- 61 membership drive. 9 ST. MARK'S CHURCH I Services at St. Mark' s Ep isco- pal Church on Jamaica Avenue , include Holy Communion at 9 a. m. Sunday. The Rev. Donald C. Latham of Stony Brook , is pi iest- in-charge. The Women ' s Guild met at the home of Mrs. E. A. Theis June 19. ST, SYLVESTER'S CHURCH I Masses at St. Sylvester ' s R. C. Church are held at 7d0, !/ . 10 , 11 a. m. and 12 noon Sunday. The children ' s mass at 9 a. m. will continue throughout the Summei. , Weekday masses are at 8 a. m. | dail y. Confessions are heard at t to 5 and 7d0 to 8 p. m. Satuiday. Baptisms are held at IdO p. m. | Sunday. The Rev. Peter Flynn is spend- ing the Summer in Ireland. Social Securit y questions ad- dressed to The Long Island Ad- vance will be answered in each Thursday ' s paper or by mail. Ad- dress all ci lleries to \Social Se- curity Question Box. \ The Long- Island Advance , P. O. Box 780 Patchogue , New York. Question : I am 45 years old and single. Nine months ago , I was injured on the job and the doctors say they don 't know when I'll recover. I' ve been getting Workmen ' s Compensation ever since I was injm-ed and will con- tinue to get it for another three months. Am I eligible for any- thing from social securit y? Answer: You are if you have worked under social security dur- ing at least five year.; out of the ten years before you became dis- abled and if your disability pre- vents you from doing any sub- stantia l gainful work. Your eli- gibility for Workmen ' s Compen- sation will not affect your en- titlement to social securit y disa- bility insurance benefits. Question: In addition to pay ing me cash wages , the farmer I work for furnishes me room and board. Can the value of this room and board be counted as wages toward social security ? Answer: No. If you work on a farm , only wages paid in cash can be counted toward social security ciedits. SOCIAL SEC URITY Three area boys were among I'M students who made the dean ' s list with an aveiage of at least i 85 out of a possible 95 at St. Michael' s College in Winooski Park , Vt. They are Gary J. Heal y of Church Street , Bohemia , and Wil- liam T. Batewell of (59 Circuit Road. Bell port , both former stu- dents at Seton Hall High School , Patehog-ue , and Francis J. Yaka- boski of Main Road , Calverton , formerly a student at Riverhead High School. 3 From Area on Dean ' s List at St. Michael' s BROOKHAVEN FIRE CHIEFS' council June 18 at Civil Defens e and Firematic Training- Center , Yaphank , was attended by members of Patch- ogue Fire Department. Kneeling, left to right: Robert Safranek , Edward Yost . Robert Smith , George Arcuri , Robert Morpurgo and Sam Fer- rante. Lewis Wolney is in center. Back row : Jake Parris , Walter Smith , Robert Fleischmann , Jack Barry, Jr., William Lewis . Joseph Rhodes, Dick Thompson , Robert Schultz , James Hanson and Second Battalion Chief Frank Hutton . Daniel Gillette , First Battalion chief , stands on truck. BY GEORGE HORST Last Monday nigh t our fire po- lice attended the monthl y meeting of tl' .e Brookhaven Town File Po- lice Association held at Yaphank Training Center. The men prac- ticed directing traffic in the art a under the watchful eye of the instructor , a member of the sher- iff' s office. Last Thursday ni g ht our depart- ment participated in the Xoith Patchogue Fireman ' s Parade . Idn h of our marching units , our band , our Ladies ' Auxiliary and oursel- ves l eceived a prize. We bad one fire this past week. Due to the dampness of the w ood-? it did not build up. It was in a [ iemote area and discovery was late. It could have been a good one. Do you ever wonder how the s _ . fires start ? Our entire department is look- ing forward to seeing all of vou at our chicken roast this Saturday ni g ht. Although we will all be busy , it' s nice to stop foi- a slvn i chat , to catch our breath , so show Us the support we need b y attend- ing and remember , you won 't be sorry you came. Come and met t the neighbors you know and those you don ' t know who stand read y to protect you and >our loved ones tre whole year through. See you Saturday night. MEDFORD FIRE DEPT . By Roberta Lee Q. How does one properly re- move the bones from a fish at the dinner table ? A. Lift the end of the bone with the fork , and then pinching it be- tween the fork and the knife , lift it all the way out. In some .stub- born cases , you may have r o Use the fingers , and this is quite all right if you do not allow the fin- gers to touch the fish. Q. Is it necessary for a bride- elect to reply to notes of good wishes from friends who have seen her engagement announcement m the newspaper ? A. While not necessary to write notes , she may tekphone some of her friends and she certain!/ should thank all those whom she meets. Q. Is it really necessary for a man who habitually carries a pipe in his mouth to remove it when speaking to a woman ? A. He certainl y should remove it , just as should a man with a cigar or cigaret in his mouth. Q. At my father ' s funeral recently, I was criticized for wear- ing lipstick and rouge. Was I wrong ? A. Today, when such makeup is almost universally used , a woman would seem not entirely dressed , even at a funeral , if she Used none at all. But she must apply it with discretion. Q. When writing a thank-you note to a relative who has sent a check as a birthday gift, is one required to mention how the mon- ey will be used ? A. While this is not exactly re- quired , it still is a nice thing to do and seems to indicate a more gen- uine pleasure over the gift. Q. How many salt and pepper shakers are proper for the dinner table ? A. The must convenient place- ment is a pair at every other plate. Q. When hers d' oeuvres are served on picks , should they be eaten from the picks , or removed and eaten with the fingers ? A. You should use the pick for conveying the morsel to your mouth. Modern Etiquette
