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News of Centereach and Lake Grove •• eral days last week with Mr. and< Mrs. Theodore Kerru of Perkins Court . Donald is a grandnephevv of .Alls. Ferro and has been on 48- hour libert y from his duties on the USS Randol p h and was aboard the aircraft carrier when they p icked up the astronaut Virg il ((ins) Grissom last month. Mrs. Ferro has recentl y received word from her sister in-law , Mrs. Ber- tha Fredley of Grove City, Pa., that she is taking a tri p to Eng- land , Germany, France , Bel gium , Austria, Norway and Sweden and other countries and also will at- tend the World Methodist District Conference at Oslo , Norway, from August 17 to 2o . The tri p was a retirement gift from the firm with whom she was emp loyed , the W. M. Bashlme Company in Grove City, Pa. A surprise birthday party was given for Terry Burr of Wood- land Road Saturday night by his two daughters , Misses Ruthann and Lorraine Burr. Guests were Mr. Burr ' s pa rents , Mr. and Mrs, Ebert Burr of St. James; Mr. and Mrs. George Boschen , Jr., of Brookl yn; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kin- ner of Lake Ronkonkoma; Mr. and Mrs * . Ernest Overton of Lake Grove; Mr. and Mrs . George Ed- wards , Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fusaro , Mr . and Mrs. Donald Emery, and M ' r. and Mrs. Alvin Smith , all of Centereach. The Rev . and Mrs . Theodore Overton and children , Daniel , Tim- oth y. Sharon , Susan and Rebecca , of Newburgh spent the weekend and several days here with Mr. Overton ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Percy Overton of Middle Country Road. They returned home Tues- day. Daniel and Timothy, who have been here with their grand- parents for the month oi\ July, re- turned home Tuesday with their parents. Mrs. Rita Burr entertained her 5>Sunday School class at a beach picnic Wednesday at the Overton Cottage at West Meadow Beach. Those attending were Nancy Bar- nett , Peggy Schvvamb , Nancy Lip- son , Lynn Davidson , Leanne Hall , Renee * Monteleone , Wanda Ners , Kenneth Vinmen , Lorraine and Ruth Ann Burr. It was Leanne Halls ' te n th birthday and the par- tv was also in her honor. ' The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Kittrick and children , Bancroft , Howard , Doug las , Cherlyn, Bar- bara , and Robin , of Port Jefferson Station were dinner guests Satur- day of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wil- liams of Elliot Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bonhote of Providence , R. I., are visiting Mrs. Bonhote ' s mother , Mrs. Har- vey Williams of Hawkins Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sacer of Laurel Boulevard entertained at a party Jul y 29 in honor of their son , Raymond' s second birthday. Guests were his grand- mother , Mrs. Jennie Sacer of Brookl yn , his uncle , aunts and cousins , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cali- mano and children , Steven , Diane j and Richard , of Commack ; Mrs. Edna Campbell and children , Rob- ert , Thomas , and Charlene Camp- bell , Mrs. Grace Etts and children , Gregory and Jeniffer , of Brookl yn; Mrs. Edith Dehn and son , Robert , of Centereach , and Raymond' s brother , Albert , and sisters , Linda and Marie. Timothy Mollitor , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mollitor of Anne Road , celebrated his second birth- day with a party July 30. His guests were Carol , Maureen , Jan- et , Charles , Billy and Bobby Clas- on , Patricia and Bobby Jenick , Donald and Ann Marie Frick , and his brothers , John , Wayne , and Brian. Stephen Takats of Gould Road returned home from Mather Me- morial Hospital Friday, after be- Mr« . Ethel Smith . ROnk. 9-8752 v PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB The Past Presidents Club of the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Center- each Fire Department had a thea- tre party Thursday nig ht to raise funds for the fire department and /Jo ladies attended the* perform- ance of \Flower Drum Song \ at the Gateway Theatre in Bell port. Members of the club present were Mesdames Ida Bingay, Ad- die Overton. Gertrude Ferro , Ger- trude Kranzmann , Moll y Kenned y, Grace Fletcher and Catherine Do- lan. Also all officers of the Ladies ' Auxiliary were present including Mrs. Helen Lewandowski , presi- dent: M rs. Marie Connell . vice- pre sident: Mrs. Jean Muller , sec- retary; Mrs. Catherine Dallart, treasurer. The rest of the party was members of the Ladies ' Aux- iliary and their friends. The- club , whose aim is to aid the firemen , holds its m e-otings every two months at the homes of the members the last Monday of the month. The meetings arc* informal and the next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Moll y Kennedv on Wood Road , August 2S. * * * Mid shipman 1 c Donald Fred- lev of Hammond , Ind., spent sew- ing confined there for about two weeks. Mr . Takats was severely injured in a fall from his garage which he was building. His right elbow was broken and an opera- tion was performed on it to re- move a chipped bone. He also re- ceived a bad cut on the head , which required stitches. Steve , an ardent bowling fan , said that he- is still not ready to throw awa y his bowl- ing ball. He is improving nicel y. The Secret Pal Club were guests at a dessert card party at the home of Mrs. George Kennedy, Sr., of Wood Road on August 2. Those attending were Mrs. Julius Hahn and Mrs. Percy Peters of Stony Brook ; Mrs. George Bin- gay of Centereach ; Mrs. Foster Overton of Lake Grove; Miss Jeanne Bingay of Medford and Mrs. Alma Wendel of Selden. Eileen Harrsch , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Harrsch of Smith Lane , entertained her friends at a part y Thursday in honor of her sixth birthday. Her guests , were Kathleen and Karen Watts , Cheryl and Douglas Var- ity, Mary Scott and Dicky Hod ges. On Saturday a famil y part y was held also in honor of her birth - day with her gran d parents , uncles and aunts coming out from New York City. The Centereach Civic Associa- tion will be holding its benefit dance at the Twin Gables Res- taurant , Lake Grove at 8:30 p. m. August 26. A donation is charged and refreshments will be served. Tickets will be sold in advance. A $50 savings bond will be awarded. Call Mrs. I. Sherman at JU 8- 8808 for information. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Centereach Fire Department will hold its regular meeting Monday night instead of August 21. The meeting has been moved up one week because of a firemen ' s pa- rade in Hagerman that ni g ht , which the firemen and auxiliary will attend. The Tordik - Diederich - Duffield Post , VFW 4927 and its Lad i es ' Auxiliary are holding a Beat-Nick party August 20 , instead of the barbecue , which had been p lanned. Music will be furnished by an Off- Beat band and games and dancing are on the program. Committee in charge is Ral p h (Left y) Clark and Robert McGlone for the post and Mrs. Gertrude Ferro for the auxiliary. Members of the post and the auxiliary enjoyed a beach party at West Meadow Beach , July 30. The second annual picnic of the Knig hts of Columbus was held at the Town Recreation Park on Horseblock Road Sunday with a large gathering. Games were p lay- ed including the baby crawl con- test and the rolling pin throw. The Senior Patrol of Boy Scouts Troop No. 21 are building a Stock J car , to race at the Islip Speed- way. The car was donated by Lyons Ford in Coram and the sponsors for the boys are the Bonny ' s Rubbish of Centereach and Bailey ' s Chevron Service Sta- tion of Selden. Axel Anderson has been asked to drive the car. The car is nearly comp leted , the boys are waiting for special parts and their pet project will be ready to go . The Centereach Fire Depart- ment answered the following calls with their ambulance : July 23 at 10:30 p. m. Mrs. Broggelwirth of 369 Eastwood Boulevard was taken to Mather Memorial Hospi- tal by order of Dr. Yamaguchi. Driver was Daniel Brown , first aid man , Harry Brown , Sr., assistant , Robert Bloom. On Jul y 27 at 2 p. m. John McBride of 711 Roan - oke Avenue , Riverhead , was tak- en to Mather Memorial Hospital by driver Ray Smith , first aid man , Paul Siegrist and assistant , Jack Carrao. On August 3 at 11:45 a. m. Ann Santoro of Wolf hollow Road was taken to Mather Me- morial Hospital by order of Dr. Morton Jagust. Driver was Al Norberg and first aid man , Ral ph Sappacerqua. On August 4 at 10 p. m. M. Amarto of 86 Eastwood Boulevard was taken to Mather Memorial Hosp ital by order of Dr. Butler. Driver was Gary Shaw , and first aid man , Robert Bloom. The same day at 10:45 p. m. Mrs. L. Eiben of John Drive , Farmingville , was taken to Brook- haven Memorial Hospital by order of Dr. Welsh. Driver was George Martin and first aid man , Otto Woltz. 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., gospel service at 7:30 p. m., Sunday. Prayer and Bible study hour are at 8 p. m. Wednes- day. The Bible class of Mrs. Mar- jorie Thomas is at 10 a. m. Tues- days , Bible class of the Rev. Ericn Wever at 8 p. m. Thursdays , both at Sunday School building. Daily Vacation Bible School will start at 9:30 a. m. August 21 anel will be only held for one week. The Annual Married Coup les barbecue will be held September 9 and Con- rad Jensen will be the , guest speaker. If you p lan to attend , get in touch with the pastor , the Rev. Kenneth Olsen. The Youth Fellow- ship group started painting the church fence Friday. Afterwards they all enjoyed a beach part y at Long Beach. The Centereach Communit y (Presbyterian) Church holds Sun- day School at 10 a. m., worship at 11:15 a. m. and Westminster Fellowship at 6:30 p. m. Sunday. The Centereach Mennonite Church has worship at 10 a. m., Sunday School at 10:45 a. m., gos- pel service at 7:45 p. m., Sunday. Bible stud y hour is 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, with a special class for young peop le. The pastor , the Rev. Curtis Godshall , was p leased with the turn out they received at their Daily Vacation Bible School , whose closing exercises were held on Friday night with a goodl y number of parents attending. Our Savior Lutheran Church holds Sunday School at 9 a. m., worship at 8 and 10:30 a. m. Sun- day. The speaker next Sunday will be the Rev. August Herbert of Smithtown , in the absence of the pastor , the Rev . Kenneth Hoener , who is away on vacation. St. Andrew ' s Reformed Epis- copal Church has Sunday School at 10 a. m., morning prayer and sermon at 11 a. m., evening prayer and sermon at 8 p. m. Sunday. Evening prayer and sermon at 8 p. m. Wednesday. The Rev. Erich Wever of the Eastern Suffolk Camp of Gideons will be the speak- er on Sunday at the church. He will conduct morning and evening service. The pastor of the church , the Rev. Howard A. Sponholz , will supp l y the pul p it at St. Luke ' s Re- formed Ep iscopal Church in Phila- del phia , Sunday morning. 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. A daily mass at 8 a. m. 1 ^^ m ^L 1ST ANNIVERSARY OF SCFS CENTEREACH 1 g j UJS^- 1 BRANCH AT DAWN ESTATES SHOPPING CENTER? B I 3 P.M. to 7 P.M. -Bring the kids for PRJ E gifts! I I mJL— Come and meet Movie Star Wend y Barrie 2 1^ of TV fame! 1 \^^ CHI? !? I ^ a S* c an ^ Puppets by 1 \w\ £ mlW m i George Creegan! ¦ I IF ^ FEE ! ! coin s avings card for every child! I V B C FEES ! loll yP°P sJ 1 i *JLr SEE SCPS' s new kiddies 9 play area... ¦ 1 W% first of its kind on Long Island! 9 H Main Office HI W 1 West Main Street 180 West Main Street Jericho Turnpike H M ANdrew 5-2260 MOhawk 9-3200 ' JUniper 8-9200 Hj L LARGEST MUTUA L SAVINGS INSTITUTION IN SUFFOLK CTY. B I jt RESOURCES OVER $113 , 000 , 000.00 DAVID P. SEAMAN , President B <M « k **• r * ~ m * F % j - * ' * , < EASTWOOD VILLAGE and DAWN ESTATES Mrs. Ethel Smith . ROnk. 9-8752 Thomas Michael Schoenfeld , in- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ral p h Schoenfeld of 27 Clarkson Road , was christened at the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary R.C. Church July 30. God parents are Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Wagner of Smithtown. A barbecue was held at the Schoenfeld home following the ceremony with the godparents and other guests including great grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Porteou s , Sr., of Kings Park; great grandmother , Mrs. Mary Trueman of Kings Park ; grand parents , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schoenfeld of East North port; grandparents , Mi* , and Mrs. For- rest Handshaw of Farming dale; Mr. and Mrs . George Jagoe of Massapequa; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gruler , Miss Nina Gruler , Miss Fl orence Schoenfeld of East Northport , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Farraro and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gyzmalla of Centereach. Regina Bealey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bealey of 55 Nor- man Drive , entertained her friends at a barbecue at her home Jul y 2., in honor of her tenth birthday. Present were Peggy Burk e , Kath- leen Bailey, Susan and Kathleen Mich ealis and Eileen Tyman and Regina ' s brothers , Daniel , Josep h and Paul , and sisters Eileen and Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Incar- dona of 80 Jay Road had their infant son , Scott Alan , christened at the Assumption of the Blessed Virg in Mary R.C. Churc h at 3 p.m. July 30. The god parents are Mrs. Frances Okula of Garden City Park , aunt of the baby, and Raymond Krzyzek of Port Jef- ferson Station. Mr. and Mrs. Incardona entertained at an out- door buffet supper party in honor of the occasion. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Okula of G arden City Park ; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krzyzek of Port Jefferson Sta- tion; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dembin- ski of New Hyde Park ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buckley of Trumbull , Conn.; Stanley Lack of Middle Island ; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Windus Mr. and Mrs . George Bennett , and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis , Mr. and Mrs. George Hellebrandt and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Noyes of Centereach. Vincent Dotter of 59 Jay Road has been appointed district ' deputy of the Knights of Columbus First District by John Symonds . state deput y. The first district com- prises the Sterling Council 768 of Greenport , the Immaculate Con- ception Council 928 of Riverhead. and the Marian Council 3852 of Cutchogue. ^ The first daily newspaper in the United States came into existence on September 21. 1784 in Phila- delphia when the tri-weekl y Phil- adelphia Packet and General Ad- vertiser became the Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser. A memory book of girlhood dates and other happy occasions could be rounded out to perfec- tion with your choice of one of the numerously styled wedding invitations on display at The Advance — always at budget prices. —Adv. HOLBROOK NEWS ITEMS Mrs. Bryan St. Louis JU 8-5534 i Maryan Uniszkiewicz of Coates Avenue celebrated his seventy first birthday at his home Jmy 30. Helping Mr. Uniszkiewicz cele- biate the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uniszkiewicz and sons , Gregory, Robert and Josep h , Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Litschau-ser and daughter , Theresa , Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tenzycki and children , Ken- neth, Patricia , and Michael , Mr. i'nd Mrs. Leo Uniszkiewicz and children , Steven and Joanne , Mrs. George Schneck and children , George , Mary and Helen , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wasieki and chil- dren , Susan , Debby and Karl , and Chester Uniszkiewicz , all of Brook- l yn; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuy- awski and daughter , Joanne , of Sayville , and Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Brulenski of Deer Park. The following enjoyed an out- door barbecue at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Anthony Pagliuca of Grundy Avenue Jul y 29: Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bello of Lake Ron- konkoma , Mr . and Mrs. William Gilliam , Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Palazzo . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baack , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mor- rison , Mr. and Mrs. Anthony (Babe) Bello and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Palazzo . The Ladies ' Aid Societ y of the St. John ' s Lutheran Church will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Carl Gronlund as hostess. The Church Affairs committee Avill meet at 8 p. m. today. Hol y Com- munion will be observed at both services at the church Sunday morning with the Rev. William Roser officiating. The choir meets at the church Wednesday nig*hts , under the direction of Mrs. Theo- dore Harrison. Gail Schumchyk , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schumchyk of Avenue E. , celebrated her elev- enth birthday Jul y 30 , with her parents , her maternal grandmoth- ei , Mrs. Herbert Carter of Calver- ton , and her brother , Tommy. Mrs . Paul Palazzo entertained in honor of her birthday and the third birthday of her granddaugh- ter Dian<* Pa l azzo , at her home on Grundy Avenue , Jul y 28. Pres- ent besides the guests-of-honor were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bello and children , Karen and Paul , of Lake Ronkonkoma and Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Palazzo. The Rosary Crusade Group will hold its monthly social at the Civic Hall on Grund y Avenue at 1 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Eivind Olsen , Miss Turid Majirsky and Mrs. Emil Buttge- reil spent August 2 in New York , where they visite d p laces of in- terest including the Radio City Music Hall. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan St. Louis and famil y of Coates Avenu e Sunday were Miss Pat Winters of Brentwood , William Mack of North port , Mrs. Emil Buttgereit and Mrs. Henry F. Heine. Dr. and Mrs . Morris M. Weiss of Coates Avenue entertained the following at an outdoor barbecue at their home , Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. William Wald and daughter , Jud y, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weiss and son , Malcolm , of Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wierzbieki and daughter , Judy. Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Wehren- berg and daughter , Miss Patti , of Avenue E , were among the guests at a birthday party held in honor of Richard Carbocci at his home in Sayville , July 31. . Mr. and Mrs. Francis Senna of Lincoln Park , N. J., spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holub , at their home on Coates Avenue. Mrs. Edward Pring of Avenue E , who has been spending several weeks visiting relatives in Phila- delp hia , Pa., returned to her home Friday. Mrs. Fred Siedentopf of Lincoln Avenue entertained Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Adamson of As- toria. Mrs. Frank Bieler celebrated her birthday Sunday. Her guests were Mrs. and Mrs. John Bieler and -daug hters , Joan and Jeanne , of llousville; Wa.ter Bieler of Free- port; Mrs. Henry F. Heine , Jack McGowan and Mr . and Mrs. Bryan St. Louis and Bryan , Jr., and David. Engaged couples , a t te nt i o n please! For the most beautiful , streamlined , latest style raised printing announcements stop in and see our samples. The Ad- vance. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs . John C. Wehren- berg and daughters Lynn and Ja- net and Mrs. John C. Wehrenberg, Sr., spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson of Hempstead. Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson of Avenue A are the parents, of a son , Gary, born at the Southside Hospital in Bay Shore August 2. Gary was welcomed home by his brothers , Kenneth , Ricky and Ste- ven. William Anderson , of Avenue A . who is employed by the West- ern Electric Company in Baby lon , is enjoying a three-week vacation at his home. Misses Marie Wood , Carol Plun- ketl and Barbara Trepani return- ed to their homes Saturday after enjoying a week' s cruise to Nas- sau. SNEDEC0R Coal & Fuel Co., Inc. 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