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RECENT ENGAGEMENTS Mi. and Mi ^ . Josep h Borella of Yap hank. Road , Coiani , announce the enganemont of their daughter, Linda Dale , to James Lawience Johne , son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Johne of 32 Roosevelt , Stieet Port Jefferson Station. Miss Borella is a graduate of Port Jel ferson High School and attended Long Island Agricultmal and lecbnuai In stitute at Faini- mjidale. Sin is emp loyed m the oil ice of the Coiam Rug Woi ks . Mr. Johne is a giaduate of Port Jefi ' eison High School and is employ ed by Peeiless Photo Pi o- oiicts , Inc.. m Shoreliani. A Spring wedding is planned. Mi and Mi s . How aid N. Steins of South Ciuint i \ Ko.ul , Biookha- \en . announc e the < m-auoment of then d.in u htei . Mis- Beat) ice E. Steins, to Chaile.s E. Wolff of 1)1 Pilot Stieet. City Island. Mis- Steins will m.uiuate Sep- tember 11 tiom the Mount Veinon Sc hool of Nui s inu. Mt. Vernon. Mr. Wolt ' t has sei\ed for four \ears m the Navy and is a li- censed stationaiy engineer. Mr. and Mrs . Edward J. Roec- kel . Sr., of Lake Ronkonkoma an- nounce the engagement of their daug hter , Alice Helen , to Jack Lawrence Norris. son of Mr. and Miss Alice Helen Roeckel Mrs . Charles C. Noriis , Sr., of East Hampton. Miss Roeckel is a graduate of Seton Hall Hig h School , Pat- chogue , and a graduate child care technician of Our Lady of Victory Infant Home , Lackawanna. At present , she i- * a student at the Suffolk School of Nuising of Southampton Hospital , Southamp- ton. Mr. Noi ri.s is a graduate of Mananibt Prepaiatory in Beacon and attended the University of Dayton and San Diego Cit y Col- let* , \ e. In Sep tembei , he will beg in training at Marcy State Hospital School of Nursing, Utica. Xn date has been set for the wedding. The engagement of Miss Louise Elizabeth Donnelly, daughter of Mrs . Joseph Donnell y and the late Joseph Donnell y of Long Beach to Thomas Charles Cullum , son of Mr- Thomas Cullum and the late Thomas Cullum of East Pat- chogue , was announced August 1. Miss Donnelly is associated with the firm of Holt , Rinehart and Winston Inc., Publishers of New York City. Mr. Cullum is associated with Republic Aviation Corporation , Farmingdale. A Fall wedding is planned. Mr. and Mis. James Edward Reidy of 3b ' Conklin Avenue , Pat- chogue , announce the engagement of their daughter , Anita Rose , to James Edward Feehan , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Fee- han , Sr., of 3 Gail Drive , Lake Ronkonkoma. Miss Reidy attended Patchogue High School and is emp loyed by Rollic , Inc., Patchogue. Mr Feehan is a graduate of Mineola High School and is em- ployed by Republic Aviation Cor- poration in Farmingdale. No date has been set for the wedding . Sergeant and Mrs. Thern Cas- sell of North Caiolina announce the engagement of their daug hter , Miss PhvIUs Cassell to Airman 1/C David Griffiths , son of Mrs. Lillian Griffiths of South Wash- ington Avenue , Centereach , and the late Thomas Griffiths. Miss Cassell is a graduate of Whitehall High School , Columbus , O., and is a librarian at the Bap- tist Book Store in Whitehall. Mr. Griffiths is a graduate of Port Jefferson High School and will have served four years in the Air Force in November. He is sta- tioned at Lockbourne Air Force Base in Ohio , and expects to serve another year. He is studying radar and electronics. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. William Viola of 228 Magnolia Drive , Mastic Beach , announce the engagement of their daug hter , Mary Jane , to Josep h *~ ~ ~ ~~ w — .~ _ -- ' ^.. '* -» ~->. v.\ ¦** \ ' \ v t 'y<&& sag Miss Mary Jane Viola Orlino , son of Mr. and Mrs. Pas- quale Orlino of 400 Oak Avenue , Shirley. Both are gi-aduates of William Floyd High School in Shirley. Miss Viola is employed as a pri- vate secretary. Her fiance attends college. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs . Ernest J. Frohlich a f 12 Neptune Avenue , Mastic , have announced the engagement Miss Gertrude Frohlich of their daughter , Miss Gertrude Frohlich , to John A. Lenhard of Medford. Miss Frohlich , a graduate of Center Moriches High School , at- tended C. W. Post College and graduated from Manhattan Medi- cal and Dental Assistant' s School. Mr. Lenhard attended All Hal- lows High School , Bronx , and the high school and college depart- ments at St. John ' s Seminary, Montour Falls. He served in the Navy in the active status for five years where he graduated from the Naval Medical Laboratory technologists , School. A June wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Jappe of 142 Tree Road , Centereach , an- nounce the engagement of their daughter , Noel , to Anthony Gian- notti , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Giannotti , of 40 Haw- thorne Street , Selden. An engagement party was held in their honor Saturday at the Medford Brau Haus , Medford . About 60 guests attended. Both Miss Jappe and Mr. Gian- notti are graduates of Newfield High School , Selden. Mr. Giannotti is employed with Juniper Sign Company, Centereach. No definite wedding date has been set. Mr. and Mrs. John Edward Phillips of Smithtown Boulevard , Centereach , announce the engage- ment of their daughter , Miss Jud- ith Ann Phillips , to Nat Scaccian- oce , son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scaccianoce of Greencrest Street , Lake Grove, at a large icception of about 60 relatives and friends August 5 at Fievola ' s Riviera in Smithtown . Miss Phillips is a graduate of Port Jefferson High School and is employed with National Shoe Store in Smithtown. Mr. Scaccianoce is a graduate of Newfield Hi g h School and is employed with Hod ges in Pat- chogue as an electrician. The couple are planning a May, 1962 wedding. Wedding bells and wedding streamers ca rry an air of delicate beauty that is reflected in tht loveliness of the printed wedding invitations done by The Advance. —Adv. ^^ flfv PHARMACY Vj | Fws|. nans&mumuuijLt-t, -»a. 55/ \ P MiPfOIMUNU t i __ \ fATCH0SUE , HWr0tl Phone PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED GRover 5-2285 SODA — DRUGS E\ er\ thing for the Baby CLOSED SUNDAYS WINNER of Patchogue Electric Light Company ' s second week' si Hawaiian Living Exhibit is Mrs. Walter McCahill of 267 Schoen- feld Boulevard , Patchogue , who is shown receiving tickets for Polynesian dinner and evening ' s entertainment for two at the Hawaiian room of Hotel Lexington , New York City. Fred Devendorf of PELCO presents award. Each week in August PELCO will announce winners of free drawings of visitors to Hawaiian Living exhibit. Yard-of-the-Month Awards Announced The Patchogue Civic and Garden Club this week an- nounced the winners of its Yard-of-the-Month awards for August. They are as follows : North—Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Silbers of 332 North Ocean Avenue ; East—Mr. and Mrs. John McMullen of 135 Washington Avenue; South— Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien of 100 Park Street; and West —Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Caputo of 215 South Pme Lake Drive , all Patchogue. NUPTIALS ZIELENSKI—BOSSLER Mary Immaculate R. C. Church Bellport , was the scene of a wed- ding August 5 when Miss Patricia Jean Bossier , daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Bossier of Brook- haven , became the bride of Walter L. Zielenski , Jr., son of Walter Zielenski of Patchogue , and Mrs. Donald W. Shaw of Bellport. The Rev. John J. Marksamer officiated. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. Mrs. Peter Alloca of Forest Hills was matron- of-honor. Susan Zelenski und Bar- bara Zelenski , cousins of the bride groom , were flower girls. David Comstoek of Brookhaven was best man and the ushers were William Wingerath and Da- vid Waldron , both of Bell port. Mrs. Ernest Sykes of Brookha- ven was soloist and Mrs. John Martin , Bellport , the organist. The bride wore a waltz-length gown of silk organza under a Chantill y lace bodice and petals which lay softl y on the bouffant skirt. Her pearl tiara held her shoulder-length illusion veil and she carried a cascade of white ro- ses. Her matron-of-honor wore a nile green taffeta bell-skirted gown , with matching halo and il- lusion , and carried a cascade of pink roses . The little flower girls were dressed in bouffant pink taf- feta under white organza and car- ried baskets of pink roses. The altars were decorated with a profusion of white g ladioli , chrysanthemums , asters , baby ' s breath and fern. A reception followed at the Bell- port Country Club. Mrs. Zielenski is a graduate of Bellport High School and attended Alfred Technical Institute. She is a real estate salesman connected with the Donald W. Shaw Agency in Bellport. Mr. Zielenski is a graduate of Seton Hall. He has served six months active duty with the Army and is a member of the National Guard. He is emp loyed at the Brookhaven National Laboratory in Up ton. Upon their return from their honeymoon , Mr. and Mrs. Zielen- ski will reside at 4 Bayview Street , Bell port. TO BE SUCCESSFUL — ADVERTISE juniiniiniuiiHii\inii]Hnin»unninHiinnmniiHnu»n\Hnumiiu>niminimiiiiinmnnmn»iunmiimmmiimniniiHHHnii[!iiiuiuHuii\uiiiiiuiHiuuniig - ' A / \ < ' 1 I I D ^TTl fc I ! \ I I '^^L. GIFTS whose giver will | I always be remembered | 5 s B * ft \-* j^^^^^^l^fl^^HB^^^^^^^^M^Uj^k^BM^^^^Hi ' ^ ^ * s £ 5 S A. Child ' s Cup *»°- 50 j I B. 2 piece baby set in pattern of your choice from f 1 * 5.90 3 i C. Infant Feeding Spoons in the pattern of your = I choice from * 3./» | I D. Porringer *10'95 I I Pricei includo F«d< *ral Tox ^ § I KALLER S JEWELRY STORE I § I Dependable Service Since 1899 | _ 1 i Store Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. —Mon. and Fri., 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. I [ 30 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE , N. Y. | 1 GRover 5-2002 J ..lllllllintlllllllimillinnilinilllllllllllllllllllinmilllliilililliilllmimmnnii inii.nii.iiimi imiiiiiiiiiniiHiiiiiilnnilllllllllHIIHIIIIIlHiminHiiiHHHUa J MEDFORD FIRE DEPT. BY GEORGE HORST Monday night we led the parade with our band and two trucks to show the boys who won the New York State Babe Ruth Champion- ship that we appreciated their ef- forts both at Hornell and at Ports- mouth , Va. Although they lost at Portsmouth (and you can 't win them all) they proved themselves a great credit to our section of Long Island. Sunday we held our Old Fashion- ed Picnic. Receiving awards were Mrs. Thomas Spoick , Mrs. Eliza- beth Gory, Michael Guerrassio , Jr., George S. Mistier , Jr., Mrs. Anne Lehmone, George S. Mistier , III , Mrs. Sal Martucci , John Mahn , Mrs. Mary Gurney. John Connelly, Jerry Holub , Mrs. Edward Walsh , Mrs. Caroline Pietrofesa , Karen Sciacca , Mrs. Yarri , Mrs. Helen Haag, Willia m Place , Milton Cole- man , Vincent Adams , Ralph Hart , Mrs. Sylvia Martucci , Mrs. Ora Jean Connelly, Mrs. Ben Calafato , Ronald Mora n , John Seidensticker , Mrs. George S. Mistier , Jr., Sal Martucci , Jo-Anne Schauer and Mrs. Marie Horst. Mis. Haag was awarded \Gus \ the live goose. She returned the award with the stipulation that it be awarued again. The goose was then awar- ded to Mrs. Robert Mason, who , I believe , plans to make a pet of \Gus. \ Let me add that a good time was had by all. George S. Mistier , III , better known as \Butch\ has gone and done it. He is now a married man . Best of luck from all of us , \Butch. \ I *?•/ • ' • \ / * ' C ^ 'jfi iiSjfefttt jj ' ' , - , i!L y j FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAU ] Our entire stock of reg. 3.89 back-to-school GIRLS' DRESSES ^ -WHfl^RHr • Combed cottons , rayon and acetates! AI! washable! © Ging ham checks , colorful prints , gay solids , novelty lace , app lique trims! » 2-p iece blouse and jumper dress sty les! Sweep skirts! Pocket , yoke details! * Take your p ick of the newest Fall tones; Sizes 7-14 , 3-6xJ Sate our tremendous selection of sub-teen sporf sweat , typ icall y low-priced at Robert Hall. M __ a_ tm * _ * _/ / a OPEN W I F^uWMf / / Cl€r\S mi 9 ¦ CORAM on Route 25 at Intersection of Route 112 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING jmniiiiHHiMMimnrmHiHHHimmmmiiinnHmiunniOTnnmmni wim^ ^ | jj gBf r PERMA-O-RAMA | ^K^St BEAUTY ON A BUDGET ^8P^ JLaf Permanent Waves ^^ J? 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GLASSES OF PICK ON y ou tr— , — y * v 1/ ^v«r ( . mmm w^mr M,UK ^ ANY MORE «y/ T S- LJ , iAy > I y K ' v \ I a a__a Pa __ 6^ 7 aBe _ EVER*/ DAV ' ^~ ~ ~ ~- S \ THEV Y / - • \— > T \ I Our store made new record monthl y highs in sales in March , May, June and July. « i Apnl missed a new high. SO . . . step right up folks ! Walk right in! Grab a 1 | rocker * . Make yoursell at home! See why so many of your blooming-with-good-health ! | neighbors trade here. TASTE S BETTER — BECAUSE IT IS BETTER \ • CONTAINERS • QUART BOTTLES • HALF GALLON JUGS I _ i 5 ' \ ¦•¦ i i WASHINGTO N AVE. & OAK ST. An°'her !\* h speed e,ectric cash PATCHOGUE ! j m register has bee n installed , fer rA I tUUli U ll J 8 a.m. — 10 P.Itl. Daily better service. J 5 —-—¦——~—¦-—-.—aa-aaa---«i«i....».»...a_-» 10 3.111. 6 p.lH. 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(Near Hill' s Super Market) Jt o CALL FOR APPOINTMENT — ATIantic 9-1737 J. \> Open Dail y Until 6 P.M. — Fri. to 9 P.M. J, Frances Johnson Voted the most popular Summer word in the dictionary is barbe- cue — some times spelled barbe- que and then the more eye arrest- ing Bar-B-Que. But we 'll string along with Mr. Webster and spell it barbecue. But no matter how you spell it , barbecue has become an import- ant word in the American Way of Life. Cooking with barbecue sauce is one of the delightful ways of pre- paring food. And then the outdoor barbecue is used by dozens of fam- ilies almost every clear day. And when it rains a bit they just move it to the patio and go right ahead. It' s fun and allows the man of the house to show his skill at out- door cooking. Our recipe for Barbecue Spare Ribs (No cook sauce) is one that every housewife should add to her meal planning, Winter or Summer. It is cooked in the oven and can be easily served hot indoors or out. This, is a favorite recipe of Mrs. Frances Sposato of 55 Bogota Road , Mastic Beach. Mrs. Sposato , who is secretary of St. Jude ' s R. C. Church Altar Societ y, Mastic Beach , is one of those excellent cooks , as her reci pe proves. Try it this weekend. BARBECUE SPARE RIBS (NO COOK SAUCE) Parboil 2 pounds spaie ribb for twenty minutes , drain. Combine : % cup catsup % cup water 2 tablespoons vinegar 2 tablespoons Worcestershire Sauce 1 tablespoon salt dash cayenne (optional) v 2 teaspoon black pepper Pour sauce over ribs and cook covered for iy 2 hours at 350 oven , baste a few times during cooking. A Pinch of This and A Pinch ot That Isli p Republican Leader Intends to Relinquish Position ISLIP — Charles Maier of Bay Shore announced last week that he intends to resign from his post as Islip Town Republican leader at the town committee ' s reorgani- sation meeting next month follow- ing the September 7 primary. \I'll let somebody else handle it , \ said Mr. Maier yesterday at his home. Mr. Maier who is 68 , has served nine years as chairman of the Isli p Town GOP committee and 37 years as a Republican committeeman. He succeeded D. Ormond R i t c h ie as committee chairman when Mr. Ritchie be- came a Supreme Court judge in 1952. Mr. Maier served as town high- way superintendent from 1950 to 1959 , after being deputy superin- tendent for 16 years. He was ele- cted superintendent in 1949. but took office in 1950. He was a con- tractor before entering the high- way department. Also , Mr. Maier said , he holds a real estate license. According to political observers , Edward McGowan , a real estate man , is likely to be Mr. Maier ' s successor. Born in Brooklyn , Mr. Maier has been a resident of Bay Shore for 43 years. BRIDGE NOTES There were ten tables in play, 27 boards , straight Mitchell move- ment , at the South Shore Dupli- cate Club a * the VFW hall on Edwards Street Friday niuht. Winners were:N-S , Stan Davies, Pay Shore and Mildred Fuhrmann , Patchogue , first; 2nd , Father Cunningham and Dr. F. La Soisa , Patchogue , and 3rd ,, Jean Mit- chell. West Islip and Bert Gordon Patchogue , and 3rd , Jean Mit- Gedde- » and Sal Walters , Bay Shore , and 2nd , Gene Blau , Manor- ville and M. Silbeibusch . Patch- ogue. 3rd , Roger Edwards , Bell- port and Pearl Walters , Bay Shore. Th 1 next duplicate will be held on Aumi * - .t 18 at 8 p.m. When you want good printing ' in correct style and pleasing ap- pearance , call the Advance , GR 5- 1000. —Adv.
