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Gordon Heights News Items Mrs . Alhorta Bench . SElden 2-3793 Mir. and Mrs. David Simmons of Durlatnl Road attended a b irthday dinner recently , in honor of the Rt v . Pa.,1 Robinson of Southamp- ton. ilous ; . guests of Mr . and Mrs. John McXeese of Hahlwin Lane were Mr. and Mrs. ,b>,. Simmons of Si. Louis. Mo .: Mr. ami Mrs . Hook- er T. k-riP of Philadel p hia; Mrs. lit !ifc;' :i Small ami Miss Kstell e Ke- lt t of P. i' vHiklyn; Mrs . Vis telle .lohn- M ' II \l * Jamaica ; Wiih. 'lmina and Pansy Keitt tif Xew York City; and George Keitt of Harthvi l le. ' S.C.. all motored 1 ' rom here and held a family reunion at the home of Mrs . McXeese ' s sister. Mrs . Julia Am. ster . of Philadelp hia. Mr. and Mrs . Albert Rrown of Rrooklyn spent the weekend in their h.ome on Carr Lane. Mrs. F.!do ,,a Hill . Mrs . Brown ' s mother, and Zollie Mason , all of Brookl yn , were their house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ktlward C. Brown of Park Lane and children. Twy- man. Darlene and Kdwyna , are taking up permanent resilience at their new home on Scott Avenue in Deer Park. Mrs . 1. Waterman spent the weekend in her home on West Bartlett Road. Weekend guests of Mrs. Waterman were her daugh- ter . Mrs. Muriel Thome , and chil- dren. Bruce and Karen, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Taylor and chil- dren , Jennifer and Jel 'fery, all of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Holmes of Centra l Parkway and children, Linda , Sammy, and Kenneth , mo- tored to Savannah , Ga. to visit Mrs . Holme ' s mother, who is ill. Weekend guests of Mrs. Ella C. Foster of Central Parkway were Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kesley and Mrs. Lawrence Kesley, of Wood- leaf . X. C . Mr. and Mrs . William Bonner of Seymou r Lane and son , William Jr.. All ' reda Smith , Betty Levi. Martin Watson and Raymond De- vine , motored tt> Norfolk . Va. and Snowdeu, X. C. to visit Mrs. Bon- ner ' s sister , M' rs. Daisy Ferbee. Mrs . Leo Rich of Gray Avenue accompanied Vers. Annie Henry of Maple Lane for a week' s vacation at the home of Mrs. Annie Gunn of Bait inn.re . Md., Mrs. Henry ' s mother. Miss Yvonne Oden of (Lay Ave- nue is spending a month' s vaca- tion with her grand-parents , Mr. ami Mrs . Felix Milan, of Jamaica. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Beaton of Haw kins Avenue were their three daughters . Mrs. Marion Venable. and Evel yn and Beverl y Benton, all of Columbus. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hunter of Hawkins Avenue and daughter . Kim . and .M rs. Alberta Beach at- tended the wedding reception of her l\><ier daughter and sister. Florence Seymore. to Edward Lee Wyche. Saturday evening at the Cottage Inn at Bridgehampton. Mr. .and Mrs. Lewis Hollings- wurth of Xew York spent the weekend in their home on Rose Lane. Brother Ray Carney of Cente- reach. showed a film Sunday at the Community Center on Haw- kins Avenue at 5:oU p. m. entitled \The Masters Face \ . Brother Carney also gave a short talk on the film. Bro.her Nathan Johnston was in charge. All of these re- li gious films are free. The Long Island union held their monthly meeting Sunday at the Mary A.M.I- .. Zion eiiurcii. The Rev. Virginia Myers of the Mount ciivet Bapt ist Church was the guest speaker , accompanied b y the senior choir of her church. Enjoy a day at Hither Hills State Park with St. Michael and All Angels E p iscopal Sunday- School. Saturday July _!:L The bus will leave from the church on Wil- son Avenue at S a. m. sharp. The Ma ry A.M.E. Zion Sunday- school will sponsor their annual bus outing Saturda y July 2\\ The bus will leave the church on Granny Road at S a. m. promp tl y Mrs. Ada Bray is chairman. Miss Joan Roberts , and Mr . and Mrs. Edmund Pinto of Brooklyn were the weekend guests of Mrs. Glady s Hy lton of M ilks Lane. James Hump of Map le Lane is •i patient at Mather Memorial Hosp ital . Port Jefferson. Mr. and Mrs. John Dingle of Xew York and children . Maxine , Roy. Kenneth and Karl , spent the v eekend clearing off their land on Hawkins Avenue . CHURCH NEWS At the Ebenezer Sabbath Day church services are as follows : Sabbath school at 11 a. m. fol- lowed by divine worship at 1 p. m. Young people ' s meeting at 4 p. m., Saturday; Prayer meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Sunday activi- ties are ; Sunday school at 10 a. m . followed b y divine worship at 11:1a a. m.: Bible class at 8 p. m. Tuesday, with Elder John White in charge. The Mary A.M.E. Zion churc h , services are as follows: Sunday- school at 10 a, m. followed b y- divine worship at 1-1 p. m.; Young people ' s meeting at (i p. in. with Brother Nathan Johnston in char- ge; Prayer meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday. At the Church of God in Christ , services are as follows : Sunday- School at 11 a . m. followed by divine worshi p at 12:45 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sundav. At St. Michael and All Angels E p iscopal church. Sunday, a Fam- il y Eucharist and Sunday School at 8:45 a. m. The second Monday Church Women Association is held at 7 p. m. The Gordon Heights Seventh Day Adventist church services arc- as follows : Sabbath school at iL-1 5 a. m.; Home Mission at 10: 15 a. m.; divine worshi p at 11:15 a. m.; Young peop le ' s meeting at 4 p. m.; Lightbearor ' s Club at 5 p. m. and Vesper services at 8 p. m. and 5:30 p. m. Sunday activities are : Pathfinders Club at o p. m.; Evan- gelistic services at 8 p. m. and Prayer meeting at 8 p. in. A' ed- i.esday. Mount Olivet Bap tist Church services are as follows : Sunday- school at 10 a. m. follow ed by di- vine worship at 12 noon and 8 p. m.; Bible Class at 8 p. m. Tuesday, and Prayer meeting at 8 p. m. Friday. For your best source of infor- mation locally, read The Advance each week. —Adv. Patchogue Squires Conduct Their Annual Awa rd s Dinner The St. Pius X Circle 745 , Columbian Squires of Patchogue , con- ducted its annual award dinner at the Pine Grove Inn , East Patch- ogue. Highlighting the night ' s awards was the presentation of the Outstanding Sou' .re of the Year Award to William Romeo by State Chairman Joseph C. Thomassen. Appioximau -n y io peop le were in attendance. The Squires an. guest ; had a roast-beef (linnet piior to the presentation of awards foi- liMi O- ' ll . In attendanc e? was Josep h (' . Thomass . 'ii , State Youth committee Clv.irnian of th Columbian S quare , Grand Knight Robeit Gneuhs . Sr.. Past Gram: K right William Row ' ami . Pas ' Chief Counsellors Josep h T. Surace , Paul G. Kelly and Joseph ( anl- we 'l. Also present, were counsellors Robert Sullivan , Michael Canary and memlvrs of Patchogue Coun- cil Knights of Columbus , their wives and guests. Chief Counsellor Henry Bontempi of the Patchogti \ Squires was master-of-ceremonies. The winners and their awards are as follows: Th\ Outstanding Squire of the Year Award presented to William Romeo , presented by State Chair- man Thomassen. Josep h T. Surace Achievement Award presented to Kenneth Sahi- mone by Past Chief Counsellor Jo- sep h T. Surace. Civic-Cultural Award presented to Robert Gneuhs , Jr., b y Grand Knight. Robert Gneuhs , Sr. Social Award presented to Dan- i\l Dos -cher by Past Chief Coun- sellor Paul C. Kell y. Spiritual Award presented to David Nolan by Chief Counsellor Henry II. Bontei }i. The Physical / A'ards were pre- sented in four di /isions. they are as follows: Most Valuable Player Award for Basketball presented to Wil- liam Romeo , presented by Past Chief Counsellor Joseph Cant-well . High Scorer Award for Basket- ball presented to William Romeo b y Counsellor Robert Sullivan. Track Awards presented to Jo- sep h Hauser for second nlace in the high jump and David Nolan in the 440-yard who took third p lace. These awards are presented William Romeo from the Long Island Chap ter Track Meet held at Victory Field , Woodhaven , Queens , on June 24 , HK51. Awards were presented by Counsellor Michael Canary. Basketball Team Awards pre- sented to the basketball team members ars as follows: William Romeo , captain , Daniel Doscher. Robert Coupe , Robert Gneuhs , Jr., Kenneth Salamone , Frank Hufna- ge! and Anthony Koronkiewiez. The basketball team members we re aw arded Squire patch Em- blems. They were presented by Past Grand Knig hts , Michael j . Salamone and William S. Rowland. Another highli ght of the night occurred when Chief Counsellor Henry Bontvunpi of the Patchogue Squires received a p laque of ap- preciation from the Patchogue Council Knights of Columbus and the Patchogue Squires for his work with the Squires. Yaphank Items of Interest Mrs. John Mize , YAphank 4-3\ >20 Miss Patricia Hermann of Long I. -land Avenue . -p 'li t a week' s va- cation visiting the Pocono Moun- tains and Delaware Water Gap area. Th\ Rosary Group will meet at 7:M0 p. m. today tit the home of Mrs. Berniee Hermann to say the Rosary for world peace. Francis Michael Turbush of Cot- tage Lane celebrated his first birthday Jul y 1 1 at a family gath- ering held in his honor. Albert Thuma celebrates his first birthday today. Albert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thuma of Middle Island Rd. Michael Spiilett of Middle Island Road celebrated his birthday July 11 , and today Mr. Spillett ' s grand- daughter , Christine Louise Ray- nor , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Raynor , of Shannon Bou ' e- vard . will celebrate her first birth- da v. Overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mize were Mrs. Mize ' s sister and brother-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cavar of Willington . Conn., and their daug h- ter , Lucil 1 . \ . Mr. and Mrs. John Behn of Texas has been visiting with Mr. Behn ' s parents here in German Gardens for two weeks. A birthday celebration was held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Einius for their daughter , Virg inia , who was 18. Guests included Mrs . Helen Get- chius and son , George, Mr. and M' rs. Steve Mazurkewiez and daug hter , Dolores . George Einius , William Einius , Mr . and Mrs. Lau- rence Einius and Laurence , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reill y and daughter , Linda , Marlene Wagner of Smithtown ; Louis D'Ambrisio of Shirley and Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tin Gockelman and son , Richard, of Rego Park. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. The Chamber of Commerce held their picnic at the Lakeview Inn en Mill Road , July 14. Fort y mem- bers and guests attended the af- fair. Due to the inclement wea- ther the group was forced indoors , but despite the inconvenience , everyone agreed that the picnic- was a success. Dennis Ramshaw of Patchogue Road and Doris and Merrill Gray of Yap hank Avenue were confirm- ed Sunday at St. Andrew ' s Epis- copal Church . In honor of the oc- casion a dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ramshaw. Guests included Mrs. Viola Spanton , Mrs. William Mc- Grade of Astoria; Mrs. Mary Esk- dale , Doris and Edward Eskdale of the Bronx; Mr . and Mrs. Ray Nicholas of Holtsviile; Mrs. Doro- thy Boerckel , Mr. and Mrs. Mich- ael Carlucci of Brentwood ; and th\ ' Gray children , Laura and Donald. Stanley Kazel , Bill and Paul Enold , Kevin McMahon , Josep h Accardi , and Edward Walsh , par- ticipated in a Little League Base- ball gam© that was he 'd in Lake Panamoka on Tuesday. They beat the Ridge team b . y a score of 13 to 2 . Gregory' Baraneck of Yaphank Avenue celebrated his fourteenth birthday Jul y 13. Residents of the Middle Island School District are reminde d that if their child or children are at- tending a school outside of the district for the fi rst time they must send a request for transpor- tation to the Board! of Education. Middle Island Central School Dis- trict ij- 12 , Jericho Turnpike , Mid- d' e Island , New York. If you r child is already attending a school outside the district no such re- quest is required. Miss Florence Anderson spent the weekymd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Williams of Main Street , and Sunday attended the confirmation of Olive Williams , at St. Andrew ' s Episcopal Church. YAPHANK FIRE DEPT. Fire School will be hehl July 25 , at the Yaphank Fire House on Main Street. All the men are requested to report to the firehouse at 7:00 P. m. each evening for preparations for the clambake. The Ladies ' Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting at 8 p. m. Jul y 24 at the firehouse. The La- dies are also reminded that they M-e to report to the Firehouse Friday evening to work on thr sa ' ads for the clambake, at 7:30 p. m. The district owned ambulance made two calls this week : July 15 to the Gordon residence on Main Street, Firsfra i rl men wero Robert Schaffer and William Viehhaeu- ser; July 10. to the Z^hn resi- dence on Private Road. Mrs . Zahn was taken to Brookhaven Memo- rial Hospital with a dislocated an- kle. First-Aid M, °n were Charles E. Walters .Adobih Frietag, Her- bert Faust and Gerard Towey. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A joint committee of the Yap- hank Chamber of Commerce , Inc. and the German American Settle- men L°ague , Inc., are holding a public information meeting at 8 p. m. Jul y 20 at the Yaphank Fire House. All the residents of Yap- hank are urged to attend the meet- ing to discuss ways and means of protecting- the interests of those involved in the Carmans River Valley Park Project. Taxpayers as well as water- front property owners are involv- ed , for if the p lan should go into effect , taxable propert y will be taken off the tax rolls and will affect the tax rate . CHURCH NEW S Morning worship service will be held at 9:30 a. m. Sunday at the Hol y Trinity Lutheran Church. Middle Island Road , Pastor Fred- rick W. Abel officiating. Sunday, the Eig hth Sunday af- ter Trinity Sunday, Holy Commu- nion and . sermon will be at 9 a. m. at the St. Andrew ' s Episcopal Church on Main Street , the Rev. Richard Gray o fficiating. Yap hank Presbyterian Church , Main Street , will have morning worshi p service at 11 a. m. on Sunday. The Rev. Richard E. Ploth officiating. The Yaphank Presbyterian Church is sponsoring a Chicken barbecue for the Yap hank Girl Scout Troop 93 , Jul y 29. Dinner will be served from 5:30 p. m. to 7 p. m. Mrs. Ho\vard Raul ph is the Troop Committee Chairman and is assisted by Mrs. Arthur Wright. Tickets may be purchased from either of the above mention- ed ladies , and admission will be by ticke t onl y, due to the limited amount of dinners available. There will be absolutel y no tickets sold at the door. Grant Sets Contest On Beautiful Babies W. T. Grant Co. of Patch- ogue is sponsoring a \Beauti- ful Baby \ contest which runs in conjunction with their semi- annual Baby Wear Sale. All babies up to the age of two years are elig ible. Parents must submit a snapshot of their child or a friend' s child. Entries should be submitted at the Baby Department . Grants promises no gimmicks or obli gation. Photos will be returned if requested. All cus- tomers will be the jud ges . Each p icture will be put on disp lay and g iven a number. The child who receives the most votes will be declared the winner at noon , Jul y 28. The contest will end July 2(i at 5 p. m. Only one vote per person SOCIA L SEC URITY Social Security questions ad- dressed to The Long Island Ad- vance will be answered in Thurs- day ' s paper or by mail. Address all queries to \Social Securit y Question Box , \ The Long Island Advance , P. O. Box 780 , Patch- ogu e , New York . Question : I read in the news- paper that the people like myself who are now getting the very low- est social security benefits will get a raise in their payments. Should I get in touch with my local social security office to make sure that I get my increase ? Answer: No. The benefit in- creases provided in the 19G1 amendments to the social security law will be made automatically and will be included in the checks delivered early in September. It is , therefore , not necessary to get in touch with your local social security office about your in- crease. Question : I understand that men can now get social security bene- fits at 62. I will be 02 in the Fall. Should I appl y for my social security benefits now ? Answer: The 1901 amendments to the social security law do make it possible for men to get old-age insurance benefits at 02 , instead of waiting until they reach 05. You should understand , however , that if vou do file for benefits early, the monthly amount you can get is permanently reduced. In other words , your benefit will always be less than you could have been paid at 05 on the basis of your past earnings. 1 TVTTT QA 1 1 IVJL Jtl-olJ I £S •¦ w mmtB I ^ BB ^msr ^mm^r jgg SPROUT CONTROL H Jr „ ,. rt» vtf** 1 ^ -i i *1*<v -* \ I „ « «» <*VAV» l H HP* ^M ' ««<< >;> * v ,*»\ £* 'V* «¦¦ ?** * , 0 <V%?' <-i ^ T * C^i S&- ^' J ^& !S J 5S : \l BBm\\\ m\ ^S\iS* ;£ ^ ^ -aftJI # United States Rubber Naugatuck Chemical Division Naugatuck , Connecticut producers of seed protectants , fungicides , miticides , Insecticides , growth retard- ants* herbicides ; Soergon. PhYAon. Aramita. SynMor. MH„ Alanau. Duraset. [ gjllllllllllllllllll!^ | Announcemen t \ The Patchogue Royal Restaurant «f 68 west Mam I I Street , Patchogue , wishes to announ ce that it is NOT connected with , or | associated with the new Chinese Restaurant on South Ocean Avenue , | 1=2 S I Patchogue. j s= s ^ 3 M a == We wish to thank our friends and patrons for their patronage in I § the past. To serve you better in the future we have added a new j jj private dining room. 1 = 3 ¦== fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw FIRST AREA GET-TOGETHER of 10 local Republican clubs in know n history of Brookhaven Township will take place at Suffolk County Republican Club Headquarters in Blue Point July 26. Members of coordinating committee in photo at left are , left to right , Bernard Burton , chairman of Patchogue Republican Com- mittee ; Avery Walker , president of Blue Point GOP Club; and Zach Zaharias Zaharakis , president of Lincoln Republican Club. Members of welcome committee in photo at right are . from left to right , Mr.s . Jennie Fucci , president of Patchogue Women ' s GOP Club; Louis Castro of Ransome GOP Club ; and Mrs. Marie Satterly of Patchogue Women ' s GOP Club. SAYVILLE — There is still time to register for the second undergraduate day Summer ses- sion at Adelphi ' College-Suffolk Division in Sayville. Government 38 , a study of the political institutions and operation of the totalitarian states of the World with emphasis on Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia , is a three credit course to be taught daily from 9 to 10:20 a. m. by John Esseks of the Graduate De- partment of Harvard University. Other courses also available are Biology 2 , elementary zoology to be instructed by Adelphi-Suffolk biology instructor Peter Squiccia- rini from 10:50 to 12:10 p. m. and English 14 The Eng lish Novel from 9 to 10:20 a. m. with In- structor tw'orge Cockcroft of Frostberg University, Maryland. Registration is tomorrow with classes being held from July 24 through August 81 at the Adelphi- Suffolk campus on G reene Avenue Sayville. Adelphi Classes Still Open for Sum . Session II By Roberta Lee Q. Is it considered proper to furnish paper nap kins to guests at meals in one ' s home ? A. Although this was at one time considered out-of-the-ques- tion , nowadays for all informal enter caining, paper nap kins are not onl y perfectl y proper , but very practical as well. Q. What would be an appropri- ate gift for me to give a good friend who is opening his own of- fice as a doctor? A. Something for his waiting- room would be very nice — a lamp, an ashtray, a subscri ption to a magazine , etc. Modern Etiquette Gifts & Greetings for You — through WELCOME WAGON from Your Friendly Business Neighbor* and Civio and Social Welfare Leaders On the Occasion of: Arrival of Newcomers to the Community. Mrs. Madeline Ditmars Phone GRover 5-4063 f \Living is wonderfu l J I in Su ffol k Cou nty \ j fl The sly le of the Early American Rebnbltc is recaptured in the restoration of the Village of B M ^ Stony Brook , Long Island. Watch for others in this series of f ine-art drawings of historic fl fl~ Sujjolk County points of interest by well-known Suffolk artists , H 1 \ .and home ownership begins at § I the wonderful place to save \ 1 1 Fast friendly mortgage loans at low 1 1 cost <§*j^^ Free advice from expert s who 1 know the local area , ^^r Lew-cost 1 I home improvement loans i§ gj^^ 4%* on | I savings insured b y an agency of the United I I State s Government . 1 I ^vXyVA^ AM / ^ I H Main Office H fl 1 West Main Street 180 West Main Street Jericho Turnpike B fl ANdrew 5-2260 MOhawk 9-3200 JUniper 8-9200 fl fcAfcQEST MUTUAL SAVINGS INSTlTUTIO^IETSUFFOLK CTY. B R RESOURCES OVER $100,000,000.00 DAVID P. SEAMAN , Pwalden* ; M Bk. 9 Pw annum anticipated for.Mml-annual peri od affec tlv a Jan . 1 , 1061. jmy Greater Patchogue Auxiliary of United Cerebral Palsy Or- ganization o f Suffolk County held installation of officers at luncheon recently a t Land' s End , Sayville. At left is Mr.s . Kay Joyce , Nassau-Suffolk CP Council' s president , installing Patchogue Auxiliary ' s new pres- ident , Mrs. George Gilligan. At right is Mrs. Fred Mars , out- going president. Installed
