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NOTES ON NUPTIALS SINGLETOX-VAN ALEN The First Methodist (Old Stone) Church in Key West . Fla., was the scene of the wedding of MSss Charlotte Ann Van Alen , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad B. Van Alen of Key West. Fla.. and Bell- port , to Ronald Francis Sing leton , son of Mrs. Elizabeth Singleton of Kev West , at 6 p. m. June 17. The impressive double ling cere- mony was perfoimed by the Rev. James E. Singleton of Shelbyville , Tcnn., the bndegioom ' s brother. The church was decorated w ith floral arrangements of white stock , white chrysanthemums and white gladioli and white candles in standing candelabra . Palms banked the altar. The family pews were indicated with white rose- buds and step hanotis blossoms gathered up into white satin bows. Mrs. Everette Rivas was organist and Mrs . Leslie P. Huey, a class- mate of the bride ' s at the Univer- sity of Mtianri , was soloist. The bride was escorted to the altar and gn en in marriage by her father. She w ore a gown of white silk organza and Chantilly lace. The basque bodice had a miniature scalloped scoop neckline of Chantilly lace which also for- med the three-quarter length sleeves. The long, bouffant skirt had a lace flounce app li qued com- pletely around it and the lace flowed into a chapel-length train. Her veil of nylon net was finger- tip and cascaded from an aurora borealis crown with crystal pen- dants. Her only jewelry was a sin- gle strand of graduated pearls , a <$>gift from the bridegroom- She carried a spray bouquet of gold and wine-colored orchids. ' The maid-of-honor was the bride ' s sister , Miss Roberta Van Alen , of Yuma , Ariz. She chose a yellow silk organza with a square neckline , cap sleeves , satin cummerbund and a semi-sheath skirt. She carried a bouquet of yellow , long-stemmed roses. The bridesmaids were gowned in dresses designed like that of the maid of honor ' s , but in varied pas- tel tints. Their cascade effect bou- quets were of carnations tinted to match the attendant' s gowns. Mrs. Joseph Howell wore orchid , Miss Audra Barker , green , Miss Ph y llis Palmier , rose , and MSss Phyllis Deich , aqua. Stanley Singleton was best man for his brother. Groomsman was George Almeda of Key West. Ushers were Robert Southwell , Jacksonville; Pete Melo , Miami: and Wlliam Pierson , Gainesville , Fla.. all Pi Kappa Phi fraternity brothers at the University of Florida. Following the ceremony, a re- ception was given for the newly- weds at the Sun and Sand Beach Club and Restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. Singleton left for a honeymoon in Nassau , Bahamas. They are now residing at 1000 Johnson Street , Key West. The bride attended the Key West High School. She was graduated from Bellport High School. She attended the University of Miami for two years and the University of Florida at Gainsville , for a final two. She was graduated from the University of Florida with an A. B. in education. The bridegroom was graduated from the Key West High School. At present , he is majoring in electrical engineering at the Uni- versity of Florida. He is a lieu- tenant in the Senior ROTC and a member of Pi Kappa Phi fra- ternitv. In the autumn , the couple will return to Gaines* \ ille , Fla., where Mrs. Singleton will teach and Mr. Singleton will continue his educa- tion. OLSEN—WRIGHT Miss Shirley Anne Wri g ht , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuthill of Bliss Street , North Patchogue , became the bride of Hans Edward Olsen , son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Olsen of Carroll Avenue , Lake Ronkonkoma , in a wedding cere- mony in the First Baptist Church of Patchogue at 7 p. m. Friday. The Rev. John E. Southard of- ficiated. The bride and bridegroom exchanged rings. The church was decorated with baskets of white gladioli , carnations and snap- dragons. Miss Emma Kaller of Patchogue , church organist , played the wedding marches and accom- panied the soloist , Gregory Sher- win of Blue Point. The bride , who was given in marriage by her father , wore a floor-length gown of white lace over taffeta. The fitted bodice had short sleeves and a round neck- line decorated with appliques of lace. The skirt was bouffant and had app liques of lace at the waist- line with a large bow in the back. She wore a crown of pearls with a full elbow-length veil of French illusion and carried an old-fash- ioned bouquet of white roses and step hanotis. Miss Margaret Wilshire of North Patchogue was maid-of-honor. She wore a ballerina-length gown of blue silk organza with a round neckline and short sleeves. Her head piece was a crown of blue pearl s with a short veil. She car- ried an old-fashioned bouquet of pink carnations. Stephen Davis of Lake Ron- konkoma was best man. Wayne Erickson of East Patchogue and Charles Seibert , Jr., of Lake Ron- konkoma were the ushers. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception for 50 guests was held in the Holbrook Hotel in Hol- brook where a buffet supper was served. The bride attended Bayport High School , and is employed b y Rollic , Inc., in Patchogue. The bridegroom graduated from Port Jefferson High School and is employed as a machinist at the Port Jefferson Metal Corporation. After a wedding trip to East Worcester , Mr. and Mrs. Olsen will make their home in Pat- chogue. MEDFORD N EWS ITEMS Mrs. Martha Theis , GRover 5-3559 Md* . and Mrs. Warre n Woltjen and daughter , Amy, of Cornwall- on-the-Hudson , visited with Mrs. Woltjen ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tiffert of Oregon Avenue , over the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Lull y of the Bronx are spending the holiday week at their home on Oregon Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ortgies , son-in-law and daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Edward Reich of Green- port Avenue , who teach in the Smithtown-St. James school sys- tem , are spending six weeks at Oneonta , where Mr. Ortgies is at- tending summer school at the New York State University Col- lege of Education , working for his master ' s degree in mathematics. Mrs. Charles Schmitz of the Private Road recently flew to Ore- gon to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Briordy of Eagle Avenue entertained at a dinner party at their home June 25 in celebration of their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Guests in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitch- ell and son , Frank , of Levittown: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denator and sons , Robert and Christopher , of Oyster Bay, and Miss Doreen Walker of Hicksville , and also their son , Michael Briordy. Mrs. Frank Hudak of California Avenue returned home recentl y af- ter spending several weeks at the Southside Hospital following a major operation. Mr. and Mrs. William Thede and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kronenberger of Selden were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henry of Richmond Avenue last Wednesday. 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. Maurice Medgley and children , Marcia , Joyce , James and John , of Indianapolis , Ind., spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O'Came of Oregon Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Rizzo and daughter , Anna Marie , of Queens Village and Mr. and Mrs. Theo- dore Rodrigues and daughter , Pat- ricia , of Islip spent the weekend , with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bongo and family of Long Island Ave- nue. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis of Olymp ic Avenue returned to then- home last Saturday night after a five-week stay in England visit- ing with relatives , including Mr. Ellis ' 87-year old mother , Mrs. Ada Ellis. They spent a week at Devon and Plymouth and returned home on the Mauretania a week earlier than they planned because of the impending shipping strike. Sunday, guests welcoming them home included Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Larkin and Bruce and Dennis of Selden; Mr. and Mrs. Ral ph Garafola and children , Raymond , Ralph and Susan , of Centereach , Mrs. Stephen Pollis and daugh- ters. Beth Ann and Judy Lynn . Mrs. John Gautier of Pri- vate Road spent the holiday week at Fire Island beach house of her daughter , Mrs. Dale Whitlock and Mrs. Whitlock' s children. Victor DiGilio , son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor DiGilio of Jamaica Avenue , who is in the Air Force , is home on leave. The grand opening of the 112 Restaurant and cocktail lounge on Route 112 , took place Saturday night. A large crowd enjoyed the hospitality of the host and owner , George Haegele. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Brandon and daughter , Ruth Ann , and their granddaughter , Lani Lou MacDiar- mid , and Miss Linda Steere all of Canajohari , and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mistier and daughter Lisa Ann , of East Glenville , have been spending the holiday week with Mr. and Mrs. Ferde Mistier of Ohio Avenue. Mr. and Mb>. Walter . Wehland and children , Uwe and Bridget , of Holtsville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Will of Oregon Avenue last Wednesday. [ Mjr. and Mrs. Fred Warncke of ! Tremont Avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stelljes and daughter , Judy, of Merrick; Mr. and Mrs. William Warncke and children , Christine and Mark , of Mineola with a cook-out at their home last Sunday. Miss Rita Theresa Saporito. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Saporito , of Route 112 , and Wil- liam Buckley, son of M(r. and Mrs. William Buckley of Long Island Avenue , will be married at St. Sylvester ' s R. C. Church on Ohio Avenue at 4 p. m. on Sunday. Thomas Tully, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tully of Robin- son Avenue who attends Manhat- ten College , has returned home af- ter spending several weeks at En- gineering Camp at St. Josep h. Francis Kuras of Corona arriv- ed last week to spend the Summer at his home on Robinson Avenue. Mrs. Arthur Young and daughter , Miss Charlotte Young, of New- York were houseguests over the holiday weekend. The members of the Medford unit of the Suffolk County Home Extension Service will hold a cov- ered dish luncheon about 11 a. m. at the home of one of its mem- bers , Mrs. Arthur Hofmann , at her Summer home in Middle Island next Wednesday. The graduation party last week for Raymond Huthman was held , as reported , at the home of his uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carasiti of Richmond Ave- une but was given by his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huthman of Railroad Avenue. ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services at St. Mark' s Episco- pal Church include Holy Comnru - nion at 9 a. m. every Sunday. The Rev. Donald C. Latham of Stony Brook is priest-in-charge. .. ST. SYLVESTER'S CHURCH Masses are held at 7:30 , 9 , 10 , 11 a. m. and 12 noon at St. Syl- vester ' s R. C. Church on Ohio Avenue. Weekday masses are at 8 a. m. daily. Confessions are heard from 4 to 5 and 7:30 to 8 p. m. every Saturday. Bap tisms are held at 1:30 p. m. every Sunday afternoon. A chui - ch picnic will be held on the grounds of the church July 30 , sponsored by the Holy Name Society. MEDFORD FIRE DEPT BY GEORGE HORST Well over 300 people attended our chicken roast Saturday night. The weatherman gave us perfect weather and the many peop le I spoke with all said they had an enjoyable evening. The following received awards* . a Stereo Hi-Fi Console , A. Deal of Woodside Avenue; a good- sized basket of cheer , Wesley Sietz of Namkee Road , Blue Point (Mr. Sietz works for Island Coal & Lumber) ; a flash camera , Mr. Migliori , of Zipp Avenue, up in Eagle Estates here in Medfora. Our parade schedule will be made up and voted on at our monthly meeting tomorrow night. There have been no fire. - , in the past week. The woods are fairly dry (The burn index averages around 5) so again I will remind vou to use caution when burning. Bellport News Items Margaret Warner , AT 6-0653 The Rev. and Mrs. Alan C. Mer- rill and children , Lynn and Jamie , of South Country Road left on July 1 for a month' s vacation aboard their boat , \Padre , \' Wea- ther permitting, they will cruise on Long Island Sound , Peconic Bay, and nearby waters. A family barbecue was held at the home of Mr. and Mirs. Michael Wallen of North Howell' s Point Road Sunday afternoon. Those pre- sent were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stephani and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Wallen and daughter , Iris , Mr. and Mrs. John Wallen and children , Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Martin and daug hter , Mary, Robert Wallen , and Miss Sandra Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill J. LaLone of South Brewster Lane left Fri- day for Schuylerville for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Ah- earn. While they were away, they visited their daughter , Mrs. * Clark Nenoff , who is at the Potsdam Hospital. Mrs. T. Harry Kelly of Deer- field Beach , Fla., is spending the Summer months with her daugh- ter , Mrs. Mona K. Steele of South Brewster Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Vineyard returned to their home on South Brewster Lane on June 27 after vacationing for a week in Mexico City, Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cobb and daughter , Sally, of Otis Lane ac- companied by Marjorie Binnington of Brown ' s Lane , motored to Hy- annis Port , Mass., where they spent the Fourth of July weekend. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Simmons of Brown ' s Lane drove to New York City where they had dinner , then at- tended the evening performance of the play, \Mary Mary. \ Mr. and Mrs. George E. Parker of New Rochelle were house- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bergin of Academy Lane for the holiday weekend. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lea for the holiday weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Eltinge Tufts and daughters , Sue and Sandra of San Francisco , California. Mr. Tufts is Mr. Lea ' s nephew. There is no substitute for The Advance in this area. —Adv. Dr. Miller Moves O ptometric Practice To 99 North Ocean Dr. William Miller , who has conducted his optometric practice at 77 South Ocean Avenue , Pat- chogue , for the past 15 years , has moved into new offices at 99 North Ocean Avenue , Patchogue. Dr. Miller , a former village trustee , has been active in com- munity organizations since coming to Patchogue in 194G immediately following* his release from active duty after four years of World War II Army service during whi.h he achieved the rank of Captain. He is a past president of the Pat- chogue Lions Club and past com- mander of the Patchogue Ameri - can Legion post. In the offices at 99 North Ocean Avenue , which are completely new , he will have many special facili- ties , including a room set aside for the fitting of contact lenses , an activitv to which he has devoted a great deal of attention since 1947. Dr. Miller is a graduate of the City College of New York and Columbia University School of Optometry. 'He and Mrs. Miller , the former Ernestine Neulicht of Brookl yn , have two children , Rich- ard and Nan , and they reside at 4 Lee Avenue, Patchogue. full^nI^^u^nll^u^nf^nn^lnrlnnlVV1nlv^r~lV1n~^f1~\n~\'\\^*1'^^'^^*¦^¦'¦'¦'¦'¦—\-——-—~»—~™^ Jp || Land' s End j l liH Complete j Jfiifffi lL Package i -O& mi&l Reception I J plan y M __ - S_£yi«©5!W lp ^*?£3 < ^3s^3 ] WEBDIM-T 10 ° or More persons ! c-—^^ _^_^_Sli P er *S 00 person j WHICH INCLUD ES Wedding Cake - Dinner - Flowers and Decorations j Champagne and Li quor - Organist - Master-of- j Ceremonies - 4-Piece Orchestra - Service and j Gratuities - - - Seating up to 500 ] We can also tailor a wedding reception to whatever budget ] you wish to expend if you desire other than above. ! LAND'S END 1%. | On the Bay J| W^^^^V ! 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Here the subtle skill of the designer blends the understated w ave w ith deftly placed curls so that a perfect harmonv results. LUC Y'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 299 East Main St. Patchogue GRover 5-0823 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nolan of 21 Jayne Avenue , Patchogue , an- nounce the engagement of their i Miss Margaret Nolan daughter , Miss Margaret Mary Nolan , to Michael J. Rutkowski , son of Mrs. Irene Kujawski oi Falcon Avenue , Patchogue , and the late Walter Rutkowski. Miss Nolan was graduated from Patchogue High School and is em- ployed by Dr. P. J. Laviano , Pat- chogue. Mr. Rutkowski attended Patch- ogue High School. He is in the Navy and stationed in Milton , Fla . No wedding date has been set. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Cohen of Northern Boulevard , Shirley, announce the engagement of their daughter , Sandra Paula , to Rich- Miss Sandra Paula Cohen ard Bernstein , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bernstein of - the Bronx and Mastic. | Miss Cohen is a graduate of William Floyd High School in Shirley and is currentl y a sopho- more at the State University Col- lege of Education in Albany. She is a member of Sigma Phi Sigma Sorority. Mr. Bernstein is a graduate of James Monroe High School , New York Cit y, and attend >d Hunter College . He is employed b y the Royal xSheet Metal Corporation of the Bronx. No date has been set for the wedding. Mi. and Mis. James Hopkins of Maspeth announce the engagement of their daughter , Audrey, to Howaid Anderson , Jr., hon of Mr. and Mrs. Howaid Anderson of Gregoi y Dihe , Lake Ronkonkoma. Both Miss Hopkins and Mr. An- derson aie students at Long Is- land State Universit y in Oyster Bay. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs . Leo Lynch of Carl Street , Lake Ronkonkoma , an- nounce the engagement of their daughter , Jeane , to Bernard R. Noud , son of Mr . and Mrs . Ber- nard Noud , Sr., of Westfield Road , Middle Island. Miss Lynch graduated from Sachem High School June 26. Mr. Noud is a graduate of Port Jefferson High School and is em- p loyed by the County Door Com- pany of Lake Ronkonkoma. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tay lor of 143 Orchid Drive , Mastic Beach , announce the enga gement of their daughter , Miss Jane Elizabeth Taylor , to Frank Anthony Fior- vante , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ~' j? Miss Jane Elizabeth Taylor Frank A. Fiorvante , Sr., of Can- aan Avenue , Farmingdale. A December 10 wedding is p lan- ned. Miss Taylor attended William Floyd High School and was grad- uated in 1960. She is presentl y employed as the school secretai'y at Nathaniel Woodhull Elementary School. Mr. Fiorvante attended Sachem High School and is now employed by Mermado r Showers of Suffolk , ¦ Inc., Medford. * Engagements hare yoo( ^ glt npppt -l ^ ¦ 'aw . ^^ (f lf anktU S&«f* \ \ ^ Main Street • SajnrWe .X Mima ' s Awixa Pond Restaurant on Merrick Road , Bay Shore will be the scene of the first installa- tion of officers of the newl y-form- ed Town of Islip Women ' s Repub- lican Club. Thomas Harwood , supervisor of the Town of Islip will be the in- stalling officer at this event which will take p lace at 8:00 p. m. to- night. Those to be installed are : Presi- dent , Mrs. Harold J. Wagner , Cen- tral Islip; 1st vice president , Mrs . Kenneth G. Clayton , Bayport; 2nd vice president , Mirs. Frank J. Kroupa , Islip ; treasurer , Mrs. John P. Fay. Bay Shore ; recording sec- retary, Mrs. Raymond Gilmartin , Sayville ; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Robert McCoy, Oakdale; publicity secretary, Miss Kathleen Hayes , West Islip; social activi- ties chairman , Mrs. Frederick Pfif- ferling, Central Islip and member- ship chairman, Mrs. D. Ormonde Ritchie , Brightwaters. Isli p Women G.O.P. Plan Installation MARRIED recentl y were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Francis Singleton , wKo are pictured cutting their 1 wedding cake. The wedding cere- mony took place at the First Methodist (Old Stone) Church in Key West. Mrs. Singleton ia the former Miss Charlotte Ann Van Alen of Bellport and Key West , Fla. —Photo by Foray Studio _\\\ PERMA-O-RAMA ! 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They also rode along when Mr. Osterhof moved his family to Ponca Lity in Oklahoma , where he v. ill woi k for the Continental Oil Company. The Advance is on sale at Ver- ni' s Delicatessen in Brookhaven. —Adv. Brookhave n - South Have n j NEW REFRIGERATOR-FREEZERS jj SAV E TIME , LABOR & MONEY || j I ~ „ *) >T* // ( \ '\'f 'iz?. \\ ' i I ^^^^H^^^^^^^^ B - ' r ^^ _ * ^^^&0^*^ ^ s ^ *^ &jdr> ¦ &^£o$9*9 ^m^m^Bm*m^ m ^^ £- ?&3m\n . ^** '' v ^ J **>gABMO— ^^^* r T* *fc m^M * I * I m^Bmwi SB «i<tf ^H^H^HIH^EL^^Ki^sHi^H^^HIBI ? ______ Wm _tuKj iii0^!Lmlmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^c^mmmmm^^^B^M H^^Hr ' SB * ¦ <^>^^^iii2tf^BV^H^H^H^H^H^HHB > ' flJH^HflHH ______ IS » <^_^_^HHB_____^__ Ra^H__^_l__H c l^^HHB SS '-s^^grifl^^H^^^^H^H^^BHjflj^H^^B^^^H^^^^^^^^^SB^^^^^^^^^^^^^H BI_B_ [s____BM_I^__^___HB_B___^_l__l_flE^__^_H_H i| The new electric refrigerator-freezers have a large storage !| !j space for frozen foods boug ht in quantity or dishes cooked |j jj in advance. 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