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N ews of Centereach and La ke G rove Mrs. Ethel Smith. ROnk. 9-8753 A group of women from here attended the Christia n Women ' s Club luncheon and meeting at the Huntington Town House on July 11. Those attending were Mes- dames Sidney Williams , Edwin Overton , Mark Williams , Terry Burr , Margorie Casserl y, Paul Ro- zenik. Amy Kurl and Miss Linda Overton. M . r. and Mtrs. Percy Overton of Middle Country Road entertained July 11 at an outdoor supper party at their home. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Curson and daughters , Karen and Donna , of Port Jefferson ; Mir . and Mrs. Stuart Young of West Palm Beach , Fla.; and Danny and Timmy Overton of Newburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Young are up for a vacation visiting relatives and Danny and Timmy are spending this month with their grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Overton. Mr. and Mrs. Colman Rothmond of Lake Grove Boulevard celebra- ted their eighth wedding anniver- sary Jul y 10. On July 11 their daughter , Cheryl , celebrated her fourth birthday with a family party including her grandmother , Mrs. Emily Carlenter , of St. James. Donald Emery of Virginia Street is enjoying a week' s vacation from his duties at Grumman Aircraft Corp. Sharon Smith , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith , of Lafay- ette Avenue , celebrated her fourth birthday with a party July 10 in the afternoon. Her guests were her cousins , Patricia , Jeffrey and Britt Burmann , George and Gregg Oswald , Diane Lilja , Adette Kal- empoulis , Karen Schmidt and Sharon ' s brother , Glenn. Also in the evening the grandparents , aunts and uncles were guests at a party in honor of Sharon ' s birthdav. Present were M.r . and Mrs. Harold Smith , Sr.. of Smith- town ; Mr. and Mrs. George Os- wald of Selden; Mr. and Mrs. George Oswald , Jr., of Lake Ron- konkoma , and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burmann. Miss Barbara McKenzie , daugh- ter of Mr . and Mrs. Richard Mc- Kenzie. of Gould Road , celebrated her fifteenth birthday Thursday with the following as guests , Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Sposato of Hun- tington; Miss Geraldine Sposato , Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Improte , and Mrs. Rose Sposato. Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh of Smith Street entertained at a famil y barbecue at their home Sunday. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Ceo and children , Niggi and Robert , of Queens Vil- lage , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ceo and children , Frank and Gloria , of El- we>od. and Mr . and Mrs. Josep h Ceo and son , Nicholas , of Centereach. Mr. and Mrs. George Bingay of Curtis Street entertained at a sup- per party Saturday night as a Welcome Home party for their son , Airman 12 c Fred Bingay, who re- cently arrived home after serving four years in the Air Force. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buchter and sons. Harold and Steven , of Elmont; MY. and Mrs. Howard Braun of Brooklyn; Mrs. Gus Kirscher of Wantagh ; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bingay of Valley Stream; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mul- vey of Kingsbridge ; Mr. and Mrs. Grant Haviland and sons , Dick and Douglas , of Bellport; Airman 2.C. Allen Overton of McQuire Air Force Base ; Miss Jeanne Bin- gay of Medford ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bingay and children , Ro- bert and Karen , of Holbrook; Mr. Benjamin Bingay, Sr., and Fred' s two sisters. Diane and Denise. June Marie Hall , infant daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hall , of Wood Road , was christened at tbe Assump tion of the Blessed Vir- gin Mary R. C. Church at 3 p. m. Sunday. Godparents were Leonard Pretty, of Huntington Station , a cousiij , of the baby, and her aunt , Mrs. Laura Pretty of Uniondale. Following the ceremony a gatheri- .ing was held at the home for about twenty-five i - elatives and friends. June M/arie was born on June 28 at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital and weighed 5 pounds, 12 ounces. The Allied Nautical Cadets held their regular meeting at the Unity Drive School on Thursday night. At this meeting a special ceremony was held when Cadet Peter Far- rell was chief petty officer, and was awarded his chief' s hat by the battalion. The cadets have entered several comptetitions re- cently. Jul y 9 they partici pated in the competition at the Farmingdale High School and Sunday they par- tici pated in one at Copiague. The group is planning an outing at Palisades Amusement Park August The recreation progra m for the local schools is now in full opera- tion. Ray Farley is in charge at the Unit y Drive School. The pro- gram includes swimming at Cedar Beach on Mondays and Wednes- days. At Wood Road School , Leon- ard Lupetin is director and swnrn- ming days at Cedar Beach are Tuesday and Thursday. The pro- gram also includes full-length mo- vie? at the Unity Drive School on Fridavs. • The Centereach Fire Depart- ment ambulance answered the fol- lowing calls last week. On July 10 at 2 p. m. George Stubs of New York City was taken to Ma- ther Memorial Hospital by driver Richard McKenna , first-aid man , George Wright. July 11 at 7:15 p. m. William Kiessel of Rustic Road was taken to Mather Mem- orial Hospital by order of Dr. Lewis Mautone. Driver was Gary Shaw , first-aid man , Harold Fish- er , assistant , Bob Bloom. July 11 at 6 a. m. Anthony Manitta , Mid- dle Country Road , was taken to St. Charles Hosp ital by order of Dr. Yamaguchi. Driver was Bob Bloom , first-aid man , Fred Kirsch- enheiter. July 12 at 6:30 p. m. Beatrice Sliger was taken to Ma- ther Memorial Hospital by order of Dr. Riegelhaupt. Driver was Bob Wright , first-aid man , George Berger. July 15 at 6:45 p. m. Bar- rie Wilson of Glendale was taken to Mather Memorial Hospital by order of Dr. Steck. Driver was George Martin , First-aid man , Ralph Sappacerqua , assistant , Al Norberg . Dr. George Hillman of Smith Lane was elected president of the Middle Country District Board of Education at the annual organiza- tion meeting last w r eek. The board members also elected Chris Kos- chara as vice president and C Francis Giaccone as school dis- trict attorney. Mrs. D. Foster Overton of Lake Grove has been appointed service unit chairman of the Lake Ron- konkoma Committee for the Salva- tion Army 1961 Annual Appeal. Other members of the committee are William Grath , treasurer; Mrs. Harold Sorenson , secretary; Mrs. Robert MacDonald , R.N., welfare secretary ; the Rev Wil- liam Boone , Miss Rosemary Cleary, Mrs Charles Davis , Sr , Leon Giuffreda , Mrs Ernest Hock , Frank X. Marino , Arthur W. Mur- ray, Thomas Pug h , and Mrs Wil- liam Webster . Contributions may be sent to the local Appeal treas- urer , Mr. Grath , National Bank of Lake Ronkonkoma Lucy Cordero , daughter of Mr and Mrs Manuel Cordero , of 7 Joan Avenue , was the winner of the $25 war bond for her compo- sition on Civil Defense which was presented by the Tordik-Diede- rich-Duffield Post , VFW 4927. Lucy is entering the sixth grade at the Bicycle Path School this Fall. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ban- croft of Smith Lane are parents of their first child. A son , Law- rence Cedric , weighing seven pounds , was born at Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital on Jul y 5. Mrs Bancroft is the former Miss Barbara Adamcik of Centereach. The West Brookhaven Republi- can Club held their installation of officers at the VFW hall on Saturday night. Charles Dominy, Suffolk Count y sheriff , was tiie installing officer After the in- stallation , members and friends enjoyed a buffet supper and dan- cing, with music furnished by Joe Registrato ' s Quartet. Other offi- cials present were John Barry, welfare commissioner , and Leon Giuffreda , justice of the peace. A family dinner party was held Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith on Smith Street. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Darrow , Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rutkowski and daughters , Dale , Jill and Robin , of Bayport ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kindberg and children , Karen , Judy, Nancy and Lance , of Islip Terrace; and MYs Gesine Wiltsey of Centereach . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elek and daughter , Theresa , and Mrs. Jay Newton of Gould Road spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Nichols Hawkins of Edgewater , N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teuber of Riverhead visited Miss Dorothy Konkel of Hawkton Place last week. Mrs. Harry Winkelsteh of Haw- kins Avenue is spending this week with MJiss Harriet Acker of Os- sining. Mr. and Mrs. George Boshen Jr., and daughter , Eileen , of Flushing, spent a two-week va- cation with Mr. and Mrs. George Boshen , Sr., of Craft Road. On Sunday Mr. and M!rs. Boshen , Jr., returned home but Eileen remain- ed here with her grandparents to spend the Summer. Herbert Lindroth of Flushing is spending some time here with his father , Herbert Lindroth , of Haw- kins Avenue. Miss Grace Furman of Hawkton Place is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bendict of Litchfield , Conn. The Tordik-Diederich-Duffield Post , VFW 4927 is holding a family picnic at Cedar Beach at 2 p. m. July 30. New members recently welcomed into the post are R. Parise , R. Salyilla , H. D. E pple , W. Healy and M. Bruno. New members welcomed into the Ladies ' Auxiliary are Catherine Kiessel and Yetta Eichwald. Plans are going forward to expand and remodel the VFW building, call- ing for a brick structu re built over the present one , which will be dismantled when covered. The VFW Blood bank is depleted and if you can spare a p int of blood , so it will be on hand in time of need , the Blood Bank nights are Thursday at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital , Patchogue , and Friday nights at Mather Memorial Hospital , Port Jefferson. It would be wise to call the hospital before going. Mr. and Mrs. William Roth , Mrs. Robert Seaman and daug h- ter , Carol , of Trenton , N.J., spent severa l days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seaman of Park Avenue. Carol is on vacation from nurses ' training school. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rump h of Pleasant Avenue entertained at a barbecue July 11 in honor of Mrs. Rumph' s birthday and their son , Dennis ' eleventh birthday. Guests were Mrs. Rumph' s aunt , Mrs. Dorothy Myers of North Miami , Fla., who spent a week' s vacation here with them , Mr . and Mrs. Ern - est Houck , and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong of Lake Ronkonkoma. Mrs. Ethelyn Doyle of Elliot Avenue celebrated her birthday with a famil y supper part y on Saturday. Guests were Mrs. Mar- jorie Doy le of Jamaica; Robert Sewell of Pompano Beach , Fla., and Mrs. Richard Laughlin of Ba- bylon. Sharon Sauve , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sauve of Elliot Avenue, returned home on Sunday after spending a week with her grandmother , Mrs. Harriet Mackin , in Bellmore. CHURCH NEWS The First Congregational Church of New Village has Sun- day School at 9:45 a. m., worship at 11 a. m., Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p. m. and gospel service at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Prayer and Bible study hour at 8 p. m. Wed- nesday. On Sunday \Uncle Win \ Ruelke of the Children ' s Bible Fellowship was the guest speaker at the morning and evening ser- vices. After the service at night the staff , teachers and helpers of Daily Vacation Bible School met at the parsonage. The Married Couples Club mlet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abramsen of Renown Street on Monday night. A Bible study class is being held by Mrs. Marjorie Thomas every Tuesday morning at 10 a. m. the Rev. Erich Wever has a Bible stud y class at 8 p. m. Thursday night. All are invited to attend. Mission- ary Prayer Circle will meet at the home of M;rs. William Wortley at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. The Centereach Community Churc h holds Sunday School at 10 a. m. and worshi p at 11:15 a. m. Sunday. Confirmation ser- vices were held for David Junker and Paul Graham, at the church on Sunday morning by the Rev. Norman Minard . A picnic will be held at the church on Jul y 30 for families on Long Island who have adopted overseas childi-en. Linda Garms and Jerril yn Shaw left this week for Presbyterian Junior High Camp Minden at Bridgehampton. The Centereach Mennonite Church holds worship at 10 a. m., Sunday School at 10:45 a. m.. Gos- pel service at 7:45 p. m. Sunday. Bible study hour at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, with a special class for young people. The church will start their Vacation Bible school on Monday at 9 a. m. There will be class and activities for ages 3 to 18. The theme is \The Lord Is M y Shepherd\ . All are welcome. Our Savior Lutheran Church holds Sunday School at 9 a. m., worship at 8 and 10:30 a. m. Sun- day. Many of the congregation at- tended the famil y picnic at the School for the Deaf at Mill Neck on Sunday. After a picnic lun- cheon , games and a recreation pro- gram were held. St. Andrew ' s Reformed Episcopal Church holds Sunday School at 10 a. m . ., morning prayer and ser- mon at 11 a. m., evening prayer and sermon at 8 p. m. Sunday. Evening prayer and Bible study at 8 p. m. Wednesday. On Wed- nesday (yesterday) at 9 p. m. a special meeting was held to dis- cuss Vacation Bible School and Sunday School program. The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary R. C. Church has masses at 8 , 9 , 10:30 and 11:30 a. m. and 12:30 p. m. Sunday and a dail y mass at 8 a. m. EASTWOOD VILLAGE AND DAWN ESTATES Mr. and Mrs. Walter Donnelly of 166 Eastwood Boulevard held a barbecue party July 9 in honor of their son , Geoffrey ' s second birthday. Present was his god- mother and family, MY. and Mrs. Ernest G. Jaiger and children , George , Barbara , James and Ed- ward of Woodhaven , his brother , Walte r , and sisters , Kath y and Denise. MY. and Mrs. Salv a tore Incar- dona of 80 Jay Road are parents of their first son , Scott Alan , weighing 10 pounds , 10 and one- quarter ounces , born at Mather Memorial Hospital on July 5. Mr. and Mrs. Incardona have a daugh- ter , Sharo n , five and a half years old. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runyon of 121 Noel Drive celebrated their daughter , Christine ' s fou r th birth- day with a part y on Friday after- noon. Her guests were Kath y Hag- zan , George Donnelly, LuAnn and Gregory Zwicker, Lynn Ann Jason and Christine ' s sister , Laurie. Lorraine Ann Schweers , infant daughter of Mjr . and Mrs. George Schweers , Jr., of 43 Saddle Lane , was christened at the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary R. C. Church at 3 p. m. Sunday by the Rev. Thomas J. Taylor. Godpar- ents were M' r. and Mrs. Eugene Doupe of Farmingdale. A family dinner party followed the ceremony with the godparents. Baby Lor- raine was born at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital on June 30 , weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces. She has a brother , George , and a sis- ter , Kathleen. Mr. and MYs. Peter Iannucci and son , Peter , of 123 Stanley Drive , arrived home Thursday af- ter spending a two-week vacation in Colorado where they visited Mrs. Iannucci' s sister and family, Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. Jerome Henion , near Denver. They were accom- panied by another of Mrs. Ian- nucci' s sisters , Mrs. Floyd Miller and her husband and daug hte r Angel , of Lindenhurst. They vis- kovt yoa •Jm ^pp mA „,« - ,„, (f iAwtlotte S&tf a ) \ . Moin S»re«l • Soyvffl* ^ / . ...... .w^.TT tm n Km n^y ^ y^nn n n m ii m mm ^im iy f\ flkflmtttttg Sto urfr I 0* ty/i f o/Wi VIM^ AND : t SV5 SPECIAL I \ MS£ y HAIRCUT »9* j \ Every Day ANDREE j : COLDWAVE , including fif ) 5 I ? SHAMPOO , STYLECUT and SET. ONLY V\ « \ 389 EAST MAIN STREET, PATCHOGUE j ? (Near Hill' s Super Market) J ? CALL FOR APPOINTMENT — ATlantic 9-1737 J ; Open Daily Until 6 P.M. — Fri. to 9 P.M. J SELDEN NEWS ITEMS Mrs. Tani DeStefano. SElden 2-6786 Russell Korth , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Korth of Ruland Road , celebrated his first birthday with a lawn party July 7. The guests were :Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Korth and daughter , Susan , Mrs. Marie Caputo and daughters , Carol Ann and Andrea , Robert Morgan , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle and daughter , Brigitte , Dan Thonnpson , Mrs. Lena Camerlengo , Roy Masters , all of Brooklyn and Jill Korth , sister of the guest-of- honor. Jeffrey Michael Hunter , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter of Brooklyn , was baptized by the Rev. Bernard Durocher Sunday at St. Margaret of Scotland R.C. Church. The godparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welch of Mag- nolia Drive , at whose home a buf- fet dinner was held after the cere- mony. The guests were : Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weich , Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weich and children , Arlene and Allen , Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Savoca and children , Thomas Jr., and Valarie , Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Vitaglian and son , Gerard , Mathew O'Reill y, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berman , John O'Reilly, Eddy Coppas , Hans Sie- bert , Kathy, Christine , Charles and Steven Weich , children of the god parents. Also , Miss Linda Tra- han , Miss Marie Giusti , Patricia. Susan , Robert , Jr., Hunter , all of Brooklyn ; Bobby Connolly of Lake Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Orazio Belfiore of Mallard Avenue celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary July 7 by attending the movie , \South Seas Adventure , \ at the Syosset Theatre. Celebrating with them were Miss Maureen O'Reilly and Alfred Belfiore , both of Wood- haven. —- Thomas Savoca , Jr., celebrated his third birthday July 10 with a lawn party at the home of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sa- voca , Sr., of Adirondack Drive. His guests were Mrs. Thomas O'Con- nor and children , Brian , Patty and Steven , Mrs. Robert Bransfield and son , Mark , Mrs. Sylvester Vi- tag lian and son , Gerard , Mrs. Richard Sinkiewicz and children, Paula and Jeffrey. Also Mrs. Mat- thew O'Reilly and children , Dennis and Brian of Centereach ; Mrs. Paul Schnabel and son , Kenneth , of Medford ; Mrs. Salvatore Rober- to and children , Lorraine and Rob- ert , of P atchogue; Mrs. Josep h Fitzgerald and children , Kevin , Linda and Jo-Ann , of Stony Brook ; Mrs. Richard Reda and son , Richard , Jr., of East Setau- ket. A meeting was held July 7 in the home of Mrs. Edna Cata- lano of the Selden Women ' s Dem- ocratic Club for the election of officers. They are Mesdames Mar- garet Weber , president , Sylvia Carroll , vice president , Anna Oberbeck , secretary, and Jean Cannon, treasurer. After the elec- tion of officers , the ladies enjoyed a social hour and buffet. ited many points of interest , among them , Bear Lake , Foot Hill and Mother Cabrini Shrine. Mr. Iannucci was on a two- week vacation from his duties with the Long Island Lig hting Company. Two other children did not accompany them ; Kathleen stayed with Mr. and Mlrs. Vincent Mj andag lio , in Bethpage , and Susan stayed with Mr. and Mlrs. Thomas Smlith of Syosset. Robert Castiano , son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Castiano , of 82 Tree Road , celebrated his fourth birthday Friday with a party. His guests were Thomas Farrell , John , Michael, and Vicky Budney, Peter Creedon, Mary Ellen DeVito and Leo Burns. CARD OF THANKS The family of Alice J. Rogers wish to express sincere thanks to the many friends who were so kind during their recent sorrow. —Adv. Thomas Hooker of Catherine Street celebrated his birthday July 12 with a surprise party. The guests were his wife , Mrs . Kath - leen Hooker , Mr. and Mrs. Sal Termini, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mandaro , Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mc- Mullan and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marmelito. Miss Joyce Secore , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Secore of Paula Boulevard , spent the weekend at the Culvermere Resort Hotel in Branchville , N. J. Accompany ing her was Lorraine Trelewicz of Centereach. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Cicero of Mid- dle Country Road celebrated their first wedding anniversary July 7 with a party at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. - Frank Na- toli of Middle Country Road. The guests were M,r. and Mrs. Donald Riddell , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mon- tesano and children , Mary, Ann , Josep h , Elizabeth and John , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Casucci and son , Anthony, Thomas and Carmine Natoli , Miss Gail Russell. Also Mr. and Mrs. Peter Petitto and daug h- ter , Deborah , of Flushing; Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pirri and daughter , Celeste , of Bristol ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riddell of Vero Beach , Fla. Janice Marie Higgms , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Higgins of Camp Drive , celebrated her fourth birthday July 13 with a party. The guests were Cindy, Johnny, Joad y and Susan Leggio , Vera Anna Casale , and Cheryl and Jerry, sisters of the guest-of- honor. At an installation of officers of the Newfield Democratic Club of Selden held at the July meeting at Bob' s Brass Rail , the follow- ing officers were installed: Mrs. Edna Catalano , president , Mrs. Marilyn Woehrle , vice president , Mrs. Julia DeTorre , treasurer , Jer- ry Cannon , secretai'y, Mrs. Fran- ces Hill , financial secretary, John Catalano , sergeant-at-arms , Man- uel DeTorre and George Kissel , trustees. The installing officer was Democratic Town Leader Domin- ic Barranello. Mr. Barranello , who was accompanied by his wife , en- couraged this new organization in his stirring address. Suffolk Coun- ty Executive H. Lee Dennison also gave an interesting talk. The of- ficers and trustees presented an engraved gavel to Mrs. Catalano. After the presentation , the guests and members enjoyed a buffet supper and dance. Carmine Natoli , son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Natoli of Middle Country Road , travelled to Europe by jet last week. He will tour London , Paris , Switzerland and Rome, Naples and Milan in Italy, returning the latter part of Au- gust. Timothy Francis Mjoley, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Moley of Magnolia Drive , was baptized , Sunday by the Rev. Bernard Duro- cher at St. Margaret of Scotland R. C. Church. The godparents are Miss Mary Eden and Thomas Hen- nessy. Mir. and Mlrs. Thomas Savoco of Adirondack Drive celebrated the fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald of Stony Brook July 6 by having dinner at Crowley ' s Restaurant in St. James and then attending the show \Paradise Island\ at Jones Beach. An installation of new officers of the Mid-Brookhaven Republi- can Club will be held at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday at their regular meet- ing at the Selden Firehouse. John P. Cohalan , Jr., district attorney, will install the following officers : Otis Lee Smith , president , Mrs. Edna Haspel , first vice president , Daniel Russo , second vice presi- dent , Mrs. May Smith , third vice president , Mrs. Marie Stiasny, sec- retary, George Harrington , treas- urer , Joseph Gagnon , sergeant-at- arms , Clarence Hough , Mrs. Lu- cille Hough , William Studie , Mrs. Fanny Zang hi and Peter D'Ame- lio , board of directors. The Selden Civic Association will hold its regular meeting at 8:30 p. m. July 27 , at the Bicycle Path School in Selden. Dr. Dale Lake , dean of the Community College of Suffolk County, will be guest speaker and will discuss the program of the Community Col- lege. FIRE DEPARTMENT The following brush fires were extinguished by the Selden Fire Department: Jul y 2 , on Mooney Pond and College Roads, with of- ficer in charge , Chief Chester Carman , and thirty-six men re- sponding. July 4 , on Hazel Ave- nue in Farmingville , with officer in charge , Assistant Chief George Godberson. On the same day, on College Road , with Chief Chester Carman as officer in charge and twenty-five m e n responding. Again on the same day, on Inwood Avenue , with officer in charge , Chief Chester Carman , and eleven men responding. July 6 , an auto- mobile accident on Middle Coun- try Road , with officer in charge , Chief Chester Carman , and twelve men responding. July 9 , on Mal- lard Avenue , with officer in charge , Chief Chester Carman , and twenty-eight men responding. July 10 , on Hawkins Avenue , with officer in charge , Chief Chester Carman , and twenty-five men re- sponding. Jul y 11 , on Boy le Road , with officer in charge , Assistant Chief George Godberson , and sev- enteen men responding. The following ambulance calls were answered: July 3 , Anthony Cetta of Hillside Drive , Farming- ville , was taken to Brookhaven Mj emorial Hospital. Driver was Fred Korte ; first aid men were Angelo Capobianco and Chester Carman. July 5 , Raymond Collura of South Evergreen Drive was taken to Miather Memorial Hospi- tal. Driver was John Tabbitas; first aid man was John Sica. July 7 , Milton Hargreaves of Magnolia Drive was taken to Mather Me- morial Hospital. Driver was John Sica; first aid man Josep h Urso. July 7 , Scott Greifenberger of South Evergreen Drive was taken to Mather Memorial Hospital. Dri- ver was Joseph Urso; first aid man , John Sica. July 10 , Ben Edeliant of Wyona did not need any medical aid. Driver was John Sica ; first aid man Sal Isabella. July 10, Mrs. Elaine Burns of Al- ma Drive was taken to Mather Memorial Hospital. Driver was John Sica; first aid man Sal Isa- bella. CHURCH NEWS Summer schedule of Sunday masses at St. Margaret of Scot- land R.C. Church is 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , and 12 noon; 9:15 , 10:15 and 11:15 in the church auditorium. Daily mass is at 8 a. m. Confessions are heard from 4:30 to 6 p. m, and 7:30 to 9 p. m. Saturday. Baptism is at 1:15 p. m. The Selden Baptist Church , Park Hill Drive , holds morning worship at 11 a. m. Every Monday night at 7:30 p. m. there will be a youth workshop and Friday nights at 7 , p. m. there will be youth fellowship. Youth outings will be held every Saturday at 1 p. m. The Selden Community Presby- terian Church holds services at 10:10 a. m. MIDDLE ISLAND NEWS Mrs. Mildred Nassau, SElden 2-6818 Mr. and Mrs. Felix Piotrowski of Swezeytown Road entertained at a lawn party Wednesday at their home. Dinner guests were : Mrs. Theodore Thomas and Mrs. Bruno Gorecki of Jamaica ; Miss Estelle Rybacky of Kew Garden Hills; Mrs. Henry Gore and Mrs. Damilia Chainiski of Maspeth and Bruno Piotrowski and Mrs. Jean Ke Kum of Detroit , Mich. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. William Alster of Lakeview Drive were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dietz and daug hter , Elizabeth , of West Baby- lon. The Middle Island Volunteer Ambulance Company was called to the home of Andrew Rickland of Mt. Sinai Road , Coram , at 7:15 a. m. July 11. The ambulance , driven by Fred Arnold and assis- ted by first-aid man , Arthur Noss , took Mr. Rickland to St. Charles Hospital. Dr. Curt Bluefeld was in charge. Mrs. William Alster and son , Thomas , and daughters , Judy Al- ster , and Mrs. Vincent Sodist and son , Steven , have returned from their two-week vacation at Mon- tauk Point. The ambulance drive tor dona- tions is still on. Anyone wishing to help the Middle Island Volun- teer Ambulance Company may send their donations to the follow- ing: Robert Bodd y, Coram Post Office , The Ambulance Co., Box 194 , Middle Island; or any mem- ber of the Ambulance Company. All donations will be acknowledged by a receipt. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Anthes , Sr., of Swezey Lane were their son and daughter- in-law , Mr. and Mrs. George An- thes , Jr., who have just returned from a three-month vacation in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Anthes. Jr., visited relations in Sweden, and while in Europe , they toured through Paris. Germany and Den- mark. Mr. and Mrs. George Anthes , Sr., of Swezey Lane , recently entered their male dog, Wee Stratford , in a show give n by the Dachshund Association of Long Island at the home of the president , Mrs. Burr Hill , of Hicksville. The dog came in first and won an award. Mr. and Mrs. Anthes , Sr., also entered their dog in the Sanctioned Match Show held it the Bellport Recre- ation Center sponsored by the Brookhaven Kennel Club and he came in first again and was given an award. A daughter , Jo Hanna Marie , was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Hynes , of Yap hank and Middle Is- land Road , July 5 in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. She weighed 6 pounds , 4 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Hynes have two other children , Steven , 3 , and Timothy, 2. Recent guests of Mr. and Mr.s . Gerard Hynes were Mrs. Hanny Hynes , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webb , Mrs. Glaydes Ader. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilgeroth and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ferguson , of Flushing. The annual chicken Bar-be-cue , sponsored b y the Middle Island Volunteer Fire Department, will be held from 4 to 9 p. m. July 22. For further information call YAphank 4-6544. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Middle Island Fire Department , the Drum and Bugle Corps and the Fire Department will partici- pate in a parade in Sayville at 8 p. m. on July 25. Sunday servrcc at the Middle' Island Presbyterian church is morning worshi p hour at 11 a. m., with nursery caie for the children during the worshi p hour. The Woman ' s Association of the church is holding its annual bazaa r at 12 p. m. July 26. at the church. There will be baked cakes , fancy work goods , shell jewelry, farm- stand and gift table. Supper will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. the same day and tickets may be ob- tained from Mrs. Mary Gow at YAphank 4-3203. Sunday service at the Holy Trinity Lutheran churc h is wor- ship hour at 9:30 a. m. Sunday school is closed for the Summer. Rev. Frederick Abel is pastor. Contracts Signed for Work On Old South Haven Church The building committee of the Brookhaven-South Haven Presby- terian Church announces that contracts have been signed with the Patchogue firm of Flynn and Dippel for extensive .renovations to the Old South Haven Church , a traditional building which was move d from South Haven to Brookhaven in December of last year. The firm of contractors will be- gin work this week and expect to complete the project by the fall , at which time the building will be returned to full service. Concur- rently the church building in which the Presbyterian congrega- tion now worshi ps will be rede- si gned as a school house for pur- poses of Christian education. Among the tasks to be under- taken during the Summer for re- storing the Old South Haven Church are re-p lastering of the interior , two coats of paint in- side and out , construction of a small addition to serve as robing room , many carpentry repairs to windows , pew r s , and shingles , ar- rangements for suitable lighting, heating, p lumbing, and music , landscaping as permitted by bud- get considerations. Problems of interior decoration are now engaging the attention of the building committee , and two members of the committee p lan a trip to Port Washington within the week to discuss various de- si gns with the firm of Albert Wood and Five Sons , specialists in this area of church interior work. Of particular concern is the treatment of the existing chancel wall. The committee and the con- gregation were greatl y heartened last week when an unexpected gift of $1 , 000 was made for the installation of a central chandelier. Lig hting firms are being consult- ed for the desi gn of a suitable colonial fixture. The Old South Haven Church was constructed in 1828 , although the congregation dates its history from 1717. The building has been one of the well-known landmarks on the south shore , and the Pres- byterian Church , together with its building committee , are anxious to preserv e and use the building in its correct historical context. In 1 0-Year Club New member of Bayport Lum- ber Co. 10-Year Club is Rich- ard Krudner of Yap hank , man- ager of hardware department. He is shown here as he received 39-jewel watch commemorating his tenth anniversary w ith firm. —Cunneen and Cunneen Photo Voice , Speech Will Highlight Sec ' ys Meeting IWEST ISLIP—Miss Ann Kane , a representative of the New York Telep hone Company, will present a program entitled \Voice Per- sonality ' at a meeting of the Queen Anne Chapter , National Secretaries Association (I), to be held next Thursday, at 6:30 p. m., at the LaGrange Hotel , Montauk Highway here in West Islip. The program includes recording equipment and a film. Members will be given an opportunity to record their voices and hear them played back. An interesting film , \A Manner of Speaking '' , is the second half of the program. Announcement of the following committee chairmanships will be made at this meeting: Mrs. Jewell George , Warren Street , Amityville , bulletin; Mrs. Robert Mullen , 909 Fort Salonga Road , Northport , education ; Mrs. Everett H. Lee , 29 Frankie Lane, Babylon , finance; Mrs. Rodney VanHousen , 4 East Garfield Street , Bay Shore , membership. Mrs. Frank Liebhaber , Ronkonko- ma , program. Miss Rose Gagliano , 885 Greenlawn Avenue , Islip Ter- race , publicity. Mrs. Stephen J Baylis , 10 Ellen Street, Bay Shore , scholarship; Miss Helen Losano, 446 Peters Boulevard , Brightwa- ters , and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Behnke , 133 Houston Street , Lin- denhurst , ways and means. THE PATCHOGUE BOOKSHOP BUYS and SELLS BOOKS — USED and OUT-OF-PRINT UNITED STATES STAMPS, COINS and ACCESSORIES Open Mon ., Wed., Thurs. and Fri. --4 P.M. to 9 P.M. Saturdays—1:30 to 9 P.M. Closed Tuesdays 166 West Main Street GRover 5-3520 w \** *' -T w «^ JiJ T^ ^ /tSw^T - *^T J. \¦ ^ \\ ¦ ¦ '\\' '\\\\\' \\\ \\VJT % \\\\' \\\\ _ ^ , ¦RIVERHEAD—Sheriff Charles R. Dominy announced this week that due to the increased interest and inquiries for the special iden- tification cards for teenagers , two additional days will be held in the western end of the county to ac- comodate those interested. July 25 , the special squad , equipped with camera , will be at Room 119 , Babylon Town House , 200 Sunrise HHghway, North Lin- denhurst , from 1 to 6 p. m. On July 27 the sheriff ' s men will be at the Islip Town Hall , second floor courtroom , from 1 to 6 p. m , For those who cannot come on either of these dates , the cards are issued at the sheriff' s office , 219 Griffing Avenue , Riverhead , from Monday throug h Friday, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., during the year. Tht only requirement is a birth certificate. 2 More Days Given B y Sheriffs Office To Get Teen ID Cards In the Star , a newspaper of Palm Springs , Calif., it was announced that Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jarwood of Palm Springs and New York, have six paintings of Minor F. Watts , Patchogue veterinarian and artist. Dr. Watts , who opened an office of veterinary medicine June 2 at 214 Medford Ave- nue , said he maintains a studio to continue his paint- ing at the Medford Avenue address. He said he is a painter of the abstract ex- pressionistic school and is pre- paring paintings for an in- dependent show in February in New York City. Veterinarian , Artist Has Paintin gs in Cal mSSm Vagi —MUMwwwtwim, *»»•. 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Coast Guard Ensign David Sandell , right , to Joseph P. Coleman of Bell port , one of 197 cadets indoctrinated into U. S. Coast Guard Academy, New London , Conn., last week. NEW LONDON , CONN. —Thir-, ty-four states , Puerto Rico , Ger- many and the Mariana Islands were represented last week when 197 young men wei'e sworn in as cadets at the United States Coast Guard Academy. They were the top men out of nearly 5 ,000 hopefuls who took the service ' s annual competitive ex- amination at 150 points around the g lobe , last February. Among them was Cadet Fourth Class Josep h P. Coleman , 17 , son of Mrs. Thomas F. Butler , 68 Cir- cuit Road , Bell port. Prior to his graduation in 1961 from Bell port High School, Cadet Coleman was co-editor of the year- - book , president of the varsit y club and was a member of the track and cross country teams. Upon graduation , he received the citizen- ship and athlete-scholar awards. Rear Admiral Step han H. Evans , academy superintendent , who ad- ministered the oath , welcomed the new fourth classmen to \ an excit- ing and rewarding career. \ \You are taking upon your- selves , \ he said , '' an exacting, re- sponsible , and a vastly new way of life . \ The two cadets from Germany and Guam , Mariana Islands , who were sworn in , are sons of U. S. Armed Forces personnel stationed abroad. Enters Academy As Cadet
