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E. Patchogue Mrs. Muriel Gallagher , ATlantic 6-9039 HOUSE WARMING A surprise house warming party was given in honor of Mr. and Mi's. Frank Rampulla of 3 Prince- ton Place July 22 by their neigh- bors in Patchogue Shores. Mr. and M;s. H. Revinson were the sponsors of the affaii. Others who attended were Mr. Rampulla ' s mother , Mrs. Maryanne Rampulla of New Hy de Park ; Dr. and Mrs. John Rampulla , a niece , Miss Ann Papa of Booton , N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Archibald , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Altar , Mr. and Mrs. Emil Adamo , Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brin , Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bantel , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ban- tel , Mr. and Mrs. William Fusco , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fuoco , Sr., Mr. and Mrs. James Fuoco , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perrodin , Dr. and Mrs. Louis Guardino and daugh- ters , Misses Regina and Diane Guardino, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sim- mons , Mr. and Mrs. Martin Leo- nard , Mr. and Mrs. Arty Vahnni , Mr. and Mrs. Martin Needles , Mr. and Mrs. A. Mendelsohn , Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence G. Kapfer , Mr. an Mrs. Budd y Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vaccaro , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marrazzo. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mingino , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meyers , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kurz , Mr. and Mrs . Vincent Ruissi , Mr. and Mrs. George Hol- den , Mr. and Mrs. William Mc Dowell , Mr. and Mrs. Jay Curtis , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lombardo , many children of these couples and the two children of Mr. and Mrs . Rampalla , Maryanne and John. An outdoor buffet supper was served. The guests-of-honor receiv- ed the gift of a redwood patio set. Mr. and Mrs. Rampulla and children had lived on Roosevelt Boulevard. A 3f: -* The fort y-eighth wedding anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Chnstianson and the birthday of Mr. Chnstianson of 15 Ocean Avenue was celebrated July 21 at the Westfield , N. J., home of their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs . Richard L. Sendell , and grandchildren. Theresa, Richard and Donald Sendell. Other mem- bers of the immediate family wno attended were Mr. and Mrs. Worth Thomas of Laurelton , N, J.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall of Staten Island , and Mr. Sendell' s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thoma s Sendell. Sr., of Elizabeth , N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Christianson were guests of Mr. and Mr&. Sendell from Julv 20 to 24. Mrs. Beatiice Bassett . don mo- ther of Den 2 of Cub Pack 265 , was assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Gallagher at an outdoor barbecue party z-ecentl y at her home on Taylor Avenue for the following Cubs in her den: Daniel Gallagher , John Carr , George Low e , Nicholas Preziosi , Anthony Sciolo , Robert Groh and Robert Bassett. Games were played. The Advance is on sale at Swan Market , and Morio ' s Delicatessen. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. William Schoenig of 749 Schei ger Avenue enter- tamed at an Italian dinner Satur- day night for George Brazel. Mi. and Mrs. Ed-w ard Sw eda , Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Bernard O'Kane , Mr. and Mvi Robert Groh , Mr. and Mis. James Heuss , Mr. and Mrs. George Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stum of East Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Petoello and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Veitch of Shirley, and William Deike of Baldwi n , a bro- ther of Mrs. Schoenig. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scordato of 543 Mead Avenue became par- ents of a second son , Anthony, July 1 in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. He weighed six pounds, nine ounces. Their other son is two-year-old Michael. The tenth birthday of Barbara Curcio was celebrated July 12 with a swimming party in her home pool. Guests were Rosalind Kan , Barbara Lovetere , Patricia Keyes , Susan Clark , Madeline Mims , Patricia Calandra , Diane and Nancy Scafidi. Party refresh- ments were served including a large birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Curcio of 733 Taylor Ave- nue , parents of Barbara , gave a family dinner party in the eve- ning, including Mr. and Mrs. Philip De Luca and children , Rich- ard. Michael , Thomas , Joseph and Nancy, and the children of Mr. and Mrs. Curcio , Ross , Marion and Barbara. 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 , Yaphank , Medford , Patchogue , Blue Point and Bayport. All this for only 50c. — Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miskosky, Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Beere of Ti- buron , Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bozotis of Flushing, the brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Miskosky, spent the evening of July 22 visiting resort areas on Fire Island. Mr. and Mrs. Beere are the son and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Beere of East Patchogue. The christening of Laura Jean Lento was officiated Jul y 2 in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Patchogue. Godparents were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wasilewicz of 39 Lake Drive. A barbecue part y fol- lowed at the home of parents , Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Lento of 33 Lake Drive, for the godparents and the other Lento children , Mi- chele , Lawrence and James. Laura Jean was born June 20 in Biook- haven Memorial Hospital , weigh- ing 6 pounds , G J i ounces. Mary Ann Stephani was chris- tened July 30 in St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Chin ch. Father Ro- gers officiated. Godparents were wn uncle , Philip Ridzo of East Patchogue , and Mrs. Carol De Do- nato of Patchogue. A r eception followed at the home of parents. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stephani of 147 Bayview Avenue. Guests were the grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rizzo , and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stephani , Mr- . Kizzo , Mrs . Di Donato and her husband , Leo Di Donato , and daughter , Pattiann , Mr. and Mrs. John Bosco and sons , Patsy, John and Dominick , and the three-and- a-half-year-old son , John , of Mr. and Mrs. Step hani. Mary Ann was born July 6 in Brookhaven Mem- orial Hospital weighing 7 pounds , 14 ounceb. Named to the Dean ' s list for the Spring semester at the State Uni- \ ersity College of Education at Cortland , which calls for a \B\ or better than \B\ average , are two East Patchogue girls. They are Jeanne Cunningham of 949 Taylor Avenue and Irene Dufek of 272 Hewlett Avenue. Engaged couples , atte ntion please! For the most beautifu l , streamlined , latest style raised printing announcements stop in and see our samples. The Ad' vance. —Adv. HOLBROOK N EWS ITEMS Mrs. Bryan St. Louis JU 8-5534 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Timo of Holbrook Avenue entertained the following guests July 25 in honor of the ninth birthday of their daughter , Diane : Mrs . Vito Man- laci and son , Frank , Angela Gian- uzzi , Mrs. Rose DeFalco , Mrs. Theresa Wyell , Anthony, Carol and Rosemarie Balsamo and Bar- bara and Michael Timo. Debra Ann Capasso , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Capasso of Lincoln Avenue , celebrated her fifth birthday Saturday with a party at her home. Present were Patt y Ann Parkco of Oakdale , Bar- bara Ann and Joseph Vasta of Franklin Square , John and An- thony Maffetoiie of Islip, Donna Marie Volturo and Debra Ann ' s sister , Geraldine. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Balsamo and children , Anthony, Rosemarie and Carol , of Brooklyn are spend- ing two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Michael Timo of Holbrook Avenue. Stephen Anderson , who was nine years old Thursday, celebrat- ed when he and Stephen Varga and other members of Cub Scout Pack 91 of Lake Ronkonkoma , en- joyed the races at the Isli p Speed- w ay. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lindgren of Furrows Road entertained the following July 24 , in honor of the seventh birthday of their daughter , Denise : Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Car- >riotta , Miesdames Caesar Arcidiano Vincent Volturo and daughter , Don- na , Mrs. James Cartwrig ht and children , James and Linda , of Bellport; Mrs. Julius Lento and sons , Frank and John , of Patch- ogue , and Mrs. Harold Lindgren and children , Mary, Rita , Johan- na and Thomas. Mir. and Mtrs. Joseph Cosentino and son , Francis , and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fusco attended the ROTC an- nual Parents ' Day program July 22 at Fort Devens , Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Cosentino ' s son . Cadet An- thony Cosentino took part in a drill exhibition. Completing his six weeks training shortly, he will begin his senior year in the Fall at Providence College , R.I. James McWilliams of Avenue E who is employed in New York City, is enjoying a month' s vaca- tion at his home. Eivind Olsen of Coates Avenue celebrated his birthday Sunday with a family part y including Mrs. Olsen , the Misses Evelyn , Joanne and Turid Olsen and Mrs. Emil Buttgereit. Guests over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Macciola of Doughert y Street were Mrs. Jo- seph Lawdess and daughter , Miss Roberta , of Washington Heights. Mr. and Mrs. William Soehl of Coates Avenue entertained over the weekend , their son , William Soehl , Mr. and Mrs. James Man o and son , Frank , of Brookl yn and Miss Arlene Autos of Elmhurst. Wayne William Ruby infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruby of Pine Street , was baptized at St. John ' s Lutheran Churc h Sunday morning. Godparents were Mrs. Madalyn Borressen and William Weber of Babylon. Following the ceremony, a buffet dinner was en- joyed by the family and godpa- rents. Mrs. Michael Collins will be the hostess at a regular meeting of the Ladies ' Aid Society to be held at 1 p. m. today at the Guild Hall. The Mary-Martha Guild will meet at 8 tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lindgren entertained for the first birthday of their daughter , Rita Marie , at a buffet luncheon at their home on Doughert y Street , Tuesday. Pre- sent were Mrs. Leveritt Hulse and children , Mark , Cindy, Tina and Kathy, of Holtsville ; Mesdames Marinus Piekart , Albert Macciola and daughter , Maria , Ralph Lind- gren and children , Ralph and Den- ise , Carol Bergen and sons , Gary and Keith , and Rita ' s brother , Thomas , and sisters , Mary and Johanna. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wehren- berg of Railroad Avenue had as their guests July 26 , Mrs. Weh- renberg ' s brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson and daughter , Barbara , of Hollis. Mrs. Hector Ramirez and daugh- ters , Lisa and Laura , of Coates Avenue spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Ramirez ' parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Kayton of Bellport. Mrs. Robert McCarty of Rail- road Avenue is spending several days this week visiting relatives in Washington , D.C. Mrs. Henry F. Heine of Coates Avenue ent ertained Tuesday Mesdames Eivind Olsen , Emi l But- t gereit and Ewald Anderson. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wehrenberg of Avenue E. on Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slater and daughter , Miss Judy, and Miss Shirley McDowell , all of Blue Point. The Rev. and Mrs. William K. Roser and children , Paul and De- borah , returned to their home on Maple Avenue July 26 after spend- ing a two-week vacation with rela- tives in New Jersey. Guests over the weekend of Mrs. John Hansen of Lexington Ave- nue were Mr. and Mrs. Gil Dieck- man of Middle Village; Mrs. Jo- sep h Haase of Astoria , and Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cadell and Mr. and Mrs. John Bre t of Northport. Mrs. Emil Buttgereit of Berdie Avenue had as her guests July 26 , Mr. and Mrs. Otto Vogele and sons , Teddy and George of Valley Stream and Mr. and Mrs . Otto Mueller of Mineola. Mrs. Susan Lindahl of New York , who had been spending a week with Mrs. Buttgereit , returned to her home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman DeMott and Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Baac k and daughter , Bonijune , spent last last week at The Hague , at Lake George , returning home Saturday. 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State Parks The Long Island State Park Commission will sponsor a Horse- shoe Pitching Contest Day at Belmont Lake State Park , Heck- scher State Park , Hempstead Lake State Park and North Valley Stream State Park this Sunday. ' This event is open to Long Is- land residents who have not pre- viously won a firs t place in any Horseshoe Pitching Tournament conducted by the Long Island State Park Commission. The preliminaries will start at 2 p. m. August 6 at Belmont , Heckscher and North Valley Stream , and at 10 a. m. at Hemp- stead. Winners at each of the four parks will meet Sunday, August 13 , to compete for the Long Island State Park Championships. Entries should be made at each of the four parks , preferably at a date prior to the preliminary event , Sunday, August 6. * * * August Children ' s Days will be held at Sunken Meadow State Park Tuesday, August 8 , and at Heckscher State Park Thursday, August 10 , starting with a series of water events at 11 a. m. Prizes for all winners in all event s will be presented. At the conclusion of the competitive events ' , free ice cream will be given to an children who have participated in the Children ' s Day activities. CEUSUS BUREAU SURVE Y A number of local families will be visited by Census Bureau in- terviewers during the first part of August as part of the National Survey of Residential Alterations and Repairs. The survey covers expenditures for additions , alterations , mainte - nance and repairs , and replace- ments on residential properties. Information collected locally will be combined with facts obtained in other sections of the country to provide national estimates. Local interviews in the National Survey of Residential Alterations and Repairs will be conducted by Mrs. Stephanie LeVanda of Baby- lon. Gordon Heights Man Is Injured B y Falling Wall GORDON HEIGHTS — William Cato of Baldwin Road is in fair condition m Beekman Downtown Hospital of Manhattan , after suf- fering injuries when a wall fell on him at a construction site in New York City. Mr. Cato was one of two men injured in the collapse of a 50- foot foundation wall on lowe r Broadway, opposite City Hall in. Manhattan. Killed in the accident was George Simpson , 45 , of Brooklyn. Mr. Cato was one of ei g ht men working with pneumatic drills in the pit of the site of a proposed 29-story office building. The men were on a ledge about 30 feet below the sidewalk. Three men left the group—two to get paid and the other to get a drink of water — shortl y before the wall collapsed with a thun- dering noise about 11 a. m. One man jumped clear , but Mr. Cato was knocked down by the falling debris. Other workers pull- ed Mr. Cato and the second in- jure d man , John Cowan , 37 , of Manhattan , from the bricks and stones. Mr. Simpson ' s body was recov- ered by rescue workers about 2 p. m.
