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MIDDLE ISLAND NEWS Mr* . Mildred Nassau . SElden 2-0818 Ei K John , mlant - .on of Mr. and Mis . ( aii K. .). Knohnei of 180 Easi Stieet. was christened Sun- (I iy .a the 11 a m. service at (he Middle Island Piesbytenan ( much by the Re\ . Edwin G. Townsend. (Jodpaients aie Mrs. km liner ' s s -tei . Mi s Ral ph De I eon of Gieenlawn unci Mi. Kireh- Mtr ' s brother . Richaid Knchner of .\ew .Teisey. Aftei th e clu i* -tenmg ;i pait\ was held al the home of Mi and Mrs . Gail Kiu-1 ner. Guest- weie Mi. and Mi s . Donald ( oiuueiato of Ani uyv ille; Mrs . Ralph De I.eon of Gieenlaw n; Mr. md Mis . Richaid knchner and ( ' -lldren . Renee . Rohm . Ral p h , Rudutri . and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rickei , Robeit Beckei of Now .leisey ; John Km* *ch and Mi. and Mi * * Heni\ Boi ker and Mr. and M i s Ha , <>ld Rockei of Huntington; tin 1 Ke\ . and Mi - . Edwin Town- send . Mrs . Com ad Foisbem, and Mi md Mis . John Scandahos of M ( 'die 1-land. Mis Jenny Rainiondi of Rrook- 1\ n is a hoiiseuuest this w eek at the home of Mi and Mis . James l azier a of Swe/evtow n Road. The Middle Island Volunteer Ambulance Company was called to the home of Michael Jacohv of W ellington Road , Middle Island , at ' . ' *J. ~ > p in June 2*J. The ambulance dinon by Thomas E. Webb with In si aid man . Geoige Maul took Mi Juiob y to the Suffolk Home and Infirmaiy. On July fu st the ambulance dmen by Richaid AIi- >iando and assisted b y first aid men , James Battalia and Timo- th y Cronin. took Mrs. Theresa Kriauct nas of Swezeytown Road , Middle Island to Mather Alemorial Hospital at 9:05 p. m. Once again it becomes necessary to seek financial aid m older t o keep your Middle Island Fire De- partment and Ambulance rolling Operated b y a group of volunteer 1 - , trained m Fu st Aid and althoug h no salaries oi service chaiges are involved , many expenses are in- cli n ed throughout the yeai. It is also necessaiy to save a set an- nual amount towaid the purchase of a new ambulance. All dona- tions will be acknow ledged by an official receipt and may be turned o\er to the following* Robert Bori- dv , Coram Post Office; Ambulance Co. Box 191 , Middle Island ; am member of the Ambu ' ance Com- pany ; Middle Island Fne Depait- ment, Arnold Drive. JKredenek Olson of Foi l Berm- uig. Ga., is home on a two-week lea\e and is \ isitmg Ills parents Mi and Mi s . Wan en Griffin ol Middle Country Road. For your Insurance Needs Call Paf Ra'jriond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. A daughter , Donna Marie , was born to Mr . and Mrs. John Coller- an of Bayliss* Road , at Mather Me- morial Hospital , June Ilk Mr. and Mrs. Colieran have another child , John , Ji., one year old. Sunday houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Piotraski of Swezey- town Road were Mi. Pioti aski ' s bi other , Brunno Piotraski. and his daughter , Mrs . Jean De Kum , of Detroit , Mich., and Mrs. Stanley Stradowski and chikh en , Edw ard and Walter , of Ozone Park. Brun- no Piotraski and Mrs. DeKum will be visiting in Middle Island for seveial weeks. The following Middle Island stu- dents graduated fi om the Earl L. The Middle Island Volunteei Firemen will participate in the Lakeland parade to be held at 8 p. m. July 13. In case of lam the parade will take place on Jul y 14. Di. and Mrs. Sidney Abrahams and children , Mark and Brian , of New- Providence , N. J., who were former residents of Middle Island were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baylis of Middle Country Road. Dr. and Mrs. Abrahams have been visiting many friends in Mid- dle Inland during the past week and will return home to New Jer- sey today. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mxs. Richard Swezey of Swezey Diive w ere their son-in-law and daug h- ter , Mr. and Ml*s. Otto D. Wood, and daughter , Sharon , of East Quogue and Mis. Swezey ' s niece , Mis. Wilbert Mac Nay, and son , William , of Wantagh. Vandermeulen Hi gh School in Port Jefferson at 8 p. m. on June 20. Exercises were held on the upper athletic field at the school. Graduating were Linda Bauer , Jo- anne Brocknei , Pearl Depta, Mi- chael Domino , Carol Kampf , Den- nis Kane , Dorothy Kriedemaker , Frederick Ledogar , Winifred Lew- is , Richard Mirando , John Mou- zakes , Albert Oeding, David Part- low , Barbara Paskas , William Ra- batin , Tama Rantala , Ronald Swing. Sharon Diane , infant daughter of Mr. and Mi s. Otto D. Wood was christened Sunday at the 9:30 a. m. service at the Holy Trinity Lutheian Church by the Re\ . Fivrienck Abel. God parents aie the baby ' s uncle , Steven Swezey and Miss Diana Shaw 7 . Sunday sei i ices at the Hol y Trinity Lutheian Chuich are w or- ship horn at 9:30 a. m. and chuich school at 11 a. m. The Rev. Fred- erick Abel is pastor. This Sunday is the last day of church school until sometime in September. The annual church supper was held at 0 p. m. Saturday at the home of Mrs . Beitha Gaulke . Pro- ceeds from the supper will go toward a new- oigan foi the chuich and the budding fund for a new church w Inch will be started in the near futuie l ight next to the present church. Approximately 80 members and friends attended thi supper. The chuich school annual picnic will be held at 11 a. m. July 15 at Cedar Beach. Games will be played and prizes awarded to the winneis. Sunday services at the Middle Island Presbyterian Church is morning worship hour at 11 a. m with nursery care for children. Mrs. Mildred Nassau was in charge at the nursery Sunday. The Sacra- ment of Holy Communion will be observed at the 11 a. m. Jul y 30 worship service. New members will be received into the church at this time. You save plenty by subscribing for The Advance , the Postmaster does the rest. Onl y $5 for 12 months , we pay the postage. Youi order addressed to: Circulation Dept., P. O. Drawer 780 , Patch ogue , N. Y., will start your paper with the next edition. — Adv Tawn Board Discusses Sale Offer for Hotel Members of the Brookhaven Tow n Board discussed this week the recent offer for the town to buy the 51-room Patchogue Hotel for $210 , 000 , but no decision one v dy or the other was taken by the board members. Persons favoring purchase ol the hotel by the town point out that there is a possibility that Supi eme Court and District Court chambers will be located in Pat- chogue with the continuing growth of the western end of Suffolk County At the June 27 town board meeting Hany T. Weeks , execu- tive \ ice president of the Pat- chogue Chamber of Commerce and Edward Mitchell , director of the Merchants Dhision of the Pat- chogue Chamber , endorsed the offer to the town made by Teddy Blau , Patchogue real estate biok- er. Mr. Blau s*u d he had previously offered the building to the county , but was turned down. He argued the structure would make a fine municipal building for an expand- ing Brookhaven Tow n and that the county could make use of the present tow n hall on South Ocean Avenue. Sunday marked the fifteenth an- nual trip by the Girl Scout Camp Edey summer counseling staff to Montauk Point. A bus ride from the camp ' s 260 acre lakeside setting in Baypoit to the eastern tip of the Island was highligl ted by commf .its to the crew by its skipper , Miss Eleanor M. H< ster. The bus stopped at East Hamp- ton so the girls could see items of histoi ical and current interest. The purpose of this trip was to conclude the pre-camp training period of the past week with a \Scouts ' Own , \ an insp irational program. 0\ er 200 Girl Scout campers started the Summer sea- son Monday at the Bayport site. After a picnic supper the group visited the top of the ligh thouse and went on a beachcombing ex- pedition. Tl e group then assembl- ed atop a sandy r cliff overlooking the ocean at sunset. There was a moment of quiet as the song leader began the appropriate \Sounds of the Ocean \ written by a former Edey counselor. The theme of the \Scouts ' Own \ was \World Peace and Interna- tional Friendship. \ Nine staff members from representative areas of this country—New Orleans , La. , Massachusetts , Washington , D. C , Ohio and California and other countries , Egypt , China and Can- ada , gave their wish for peace , fir&t in the language of their country, then in English. The pro- gram was concluded w ith the sing ing of ''No Man Is an Island. \ TRY OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Summer Counseling Staff of Camp Edey Visits Montauk Point The Bee H ive . . . Suffolk County ' s \Department Store of Famous Brands your summer shopp ing comfort . . . open every Friday ni g ht ' til 9 P. M.! East Main Street , Patchogue . . . GRover 5-9000 Air conditioned tor E. Patchogue News Items Mrs. Muriel Gallagher , ATIantic 6-9039 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rintoul , Sr., of Atlantic Avenue had a& house guests for four days ovei the June 25 weekend theii son and daugh- ter-in-law and grandson , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rintoul , Jr.. and John. About 2C0 le ' atives and friends joined in the festivities at the open house party given in honor of Charles Stephani after his gradua- tion from Bellport High School June 25 , at the home of his pat- ents Mi. and Mrs. Kalph Step hani of Lenox A\enue. The property around the house was circled with colored lights at the lawn party given recently in honor of Merle Lento ' s graduation from high school , by his parents , Md* . and Mrs. Louis Lento of 280 Munsell Road , for about 125 teen- agers. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Giudon of Ridge , friends of Mr. and Mrs. Lento ass'sted with the barbecue. An open house party was held June 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Maletta of Munsell Road in honor of their son , Rob- ert , who had graduated from Bell- port Hig h School that night. The many relatives and friends attend- ing enjoyed a buffet supper. Sandra Wallen was given a graduation party by her parents , Mir. and Mirs. Thomas Wallen , at their home 191 Durkee Lane after the Bellport High School gradua- tion exercises June 25 , for about 60 friends and relatives , including her paternal grandfather , John Wallen , Sr., of Bellport. A buffet supper was served. Sandra Wallen will attend Cobleskill University, for a two-year course in nuisery school education. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schaefer of 103 Southern Boulevard gave a party for their son , Richard , in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall on Dunton Avenue June 24 , the day before his graduation from Bell- port High School. About 40 rela- tives and friends attended , among them his grandmothers , Mrs. Irene Peters of Queens Village and >«>Mrs. Helen Schaefer of Roslyn Heig hts. A buffet suppei was ser\ ed. The Advance is on sale at Swan Market , and Morio ' s Delicatessen. —Adv. An open house paity was held in honor of John Ligouu ' s giadu- at'on from Bellport High School June 25 by his parents . Mir and Mrs. Thomas Li guori of 299 Yap- hank Road. About 50 i datives and friends attended. A buffet supper was served. NEW E. PATCHOGUE STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Swan Market , Danielson ' s Delicatessen and Ed & Dot ' s Grocery, South Country Road. Published by The Advance. Also contains streets in Bellport , Brookhaven , Yap hank, Medford , Patchogue , Blue Point and Bavport. All this for only 50c—Adv. Mr. and Mrs . Wesley Nashman of Dunton Avenue celebiated then sixteenth wedding anniveisaiy i e- cently with Mr. and Mrs. Werner Klein and Mr . and Mis. Edgar- Allan of Yap hank at the Gateway in Huntington. The birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Klein and Mis. Allan were also celebiated. CIVIC & TAXPAYERS ASSOC. Girls 17 to 20 years old and living* in the Hageunan Fne Dis- trict interested in entenng the contest for the title of Miss Ha- german of 19G1 will be inter- viewed from G to 9 p. m. on July 12 in Mike ' s Baiber Shop at ' 1405 Montauk Highway, Ha- german-East Patchogue. Entrants must biing proof of age and l esi- dence and the $1 entrant' s fee will go towards the award. The Miss Hagerman presenta- tion will take place at the Hagei- man Civic and Taxpayers Associa- tion dance Jul y 22 to be held in the Hagerman Fire House at Mon- tauk Hig hway and Dunton Ave- nue. have yo u sho p p ed __ _ ^^ U^vdattc SfofaA \ \. Mam Street • Sayville > / laiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiii^ [ VILLAG E MEAT MARKET ! I MEDFORD | \ SERVE BETTER mBM °PEN 1 S * m . 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BAY SHORE—An interesting and constructive institute on hos- pital patient evacuation and fire fighting technique was held in the Old Sears Roebuck Building, Bay Shore , June 22. Conducted by a fire safety spe- cialist , Lt. Robert McGrath , the day-long institute was sponsored by the Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council , Inc., with Southside Hos- pital , Bay Shore , acting as host. Nine Nassau-Suffolk hospitals participated by sending nursing and administrative personnel to witness the latest techni ques in hospital fire prevention and pa- tient evacuation. They saw spec- tacular demonstrations of the way to extinguish actual bed fires , the proper method of carrying pa- tients and the correct way to use all types of fire fighting appara- tus. Lt. McGrath is a nationally rec- ognized expeit on hospital fire prevention. His book , \Emergency Removal of Patients and Fire- fighting in Hosp itals \ , is an ac- knowled ged textbook on the sub- ject and he has conducted hospital fire-safety institutes in more than 200 cities from coast to coast. C. William Wesselhoft , second assistant chuaf of the Bay Shore Fire Department , also spoke. Among those attending from Southside Hosp ital were : H. F. Rudiger and Joseph J. Potorski , administrator and assistant admin- istrator; Miss Jane S. Nash , RN , director of nursing; Mrs. . Eugenie Jones , RN , educational director of nursing; Mrs. Edith Rosner , RN Mrs. Nedra Poehlman , RN , and Mrs. Beverly Smith , RN. Other partici pating hospitals were : Good Samaritan Hospital , West Islip; Southampton Hospital , Southampton ; John T. Mather Me- morial Hospital , Port J efferson ; Saint Charles Hospital , Poi*t Jef- ferson ; Central Suffolk Hospital , Riverhead; Mercy Hospital , Rock- ville Centre ; Eastern Long Island Hospital , Greenport ; and Brook- haven Memorial Hospital , East Patchogue. Hospital Fire Control Methods Shown
