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Activities of Interest in Patchogue The DYWYK Club of the Pat- chogue Methodist Church will meet at 8 p. m., Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Wicks on Jennings Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John Goodale are co- hosts. Miss Joan Pagel of 36 North Summit Avenue has returned to St. John ' s Episcopal Hosp ital School of Nursing after spending two weeks in Milwaukee , Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arabia and daughter , Jo-Ann , of 10 Gibbons Street and Billy Arabia of 24 Third Street returned home af- ter enjoying a vacation in Nia- gara Falls , Canada , Lake George , Wilmington. Catskill and Kings- ton. They also stopped at Rome to visit Mr. and Mrs. James Fol- ey, formerl y of Patchogue. * The first Fall meeting of the Patchogue unit of the Home Ex- tension Service will be held Tues- day in the Four Sisters Commu- nity Center. Mrs. Mary Pasfield , chairman , has announced that a short business meeting will be held at 11 a. m. At 1 p. m. Rall y day and a tea will be held. All members are invited and al- so anyone interested in joining the unit. Guests are welcome. The Senior Ladies ' Aid Society of Emanuel Lutheran Church will hold its first meeting of the Fall season at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the parish hall. All mite boxes are to be returned at this time. Cynthia Sbani , daughter of Mr. and * Mrs. J. Sbani of Liberty Street, returned recentl y from Camp Nyda in Burlingham after spending four weeks there. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reis of Bergenfield. N. J., and daughter, Carol , were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bamberger and sons , David and Michael , of West Lakewood Street. They enjoyed boating, swimming and si g htseeing. Bernard Cedar , son of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Cedar and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Feinberg of 282 Washington Avenue , was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. Markoe Robertson at a party given Au- gust 31 at their estate , Wyndcrot , in Southampton. Mrs. H. A. von Glahn has re- turned to her home on Ave ry Ave- nue accompanied by her son-in- law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Austin, and family, whom she recentl y visited in Oswego. While there Mrs. von Glahn at- tended the Summer commencement of State University of New York. College of Education , at Oswego on August 26 in Mary V. Lee Hall at which time Mrs. Austin received her master of science de- gree. Mrs. Austin is a graduate of Patchogue High School , class of 1938. and also of New York State College for Teachers at Buffalo. She is presently a mem- ber of the faculty of the Hanni- bal Central School System at Hannibal. Mr. and Mrs. Austin and son , Stuart , returned to their home August 28 while their daugh- ter . Miss Judith , , remained for a visit with her grandmother. She also visited friends in Center Mor- iches. A board meeting of Sisterhood of Temple Beth El , Patchogue. was held recently at the home of Mrs. Leonard Engel , 3 25 Roc Boulevard , East. Plans were made for the September meeting which will be held at the temple , Sep- tember 14 when The Lantern Play- ers of Massapequa will provide the entertainment. Present were Mesdames Judy Danziger , Ellen Engel , Dolly Meltzer , Gerri Cher- noff. Paula Libin. Bea Rimland , Margo Boden , Joy Goldstein , Ruth Greenspan , Rae Mendelson , Es- ther Schneider , Muriel Kossoy, Le- ona Borden , and the hostess , Mrs. Engel. Laurie Marie Limoggio , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Lim- oggio of 17 North Summit Ave- nue , celebrated her third birthday August 29 with a gathering at j ier home. A buffet was served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Perry, Mrs. Carmella Car- damone and children , Joanna and Joseph , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ara- bia and daughter , Jo-Ann , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cook , Sr., Mr. and Mrs . Leonard Cook , Jr., Mrs. Josep h Felice and daughter , Jody-Ann. and Nina Cerro. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson H. Weeks left recently for their home in Largo. Fla., after spending sev- eral weeks in East Patchogue. On the way to Florida Mr. and Mrs. Weeks spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wiggins in Nyack. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Zegel of 105 Case Avenue , entertained at an outdoor barbecue on Labor day. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by friends and re- latives. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Minard Zegel and Jeffrey Zegel of West Sayville ; Miss Diane Erricone of Seaford ; Mrs. Victoria Petra ' .lia , Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Middleton and chil- dren, Michael and Michele , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petrallia and daugh- ter , Nancy, Patsy Lanese and Vik- ki. Marcia and Kevin Zegel , all of Patchogue. Vikki recently enjoy- ed a visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. Snyder Zegel and children , Gary and Jacqueline, of Islip at Sea- view. Jacqueline returned with Vikki for a tri p with the family to Freedomland. The Companions of the Forest of America will hold a card party at 8:45 p. m. today in the Knights of Columbus Hall on Academy Street. 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I Stop in now for your free catalogue and 30 f ree stamps without obligation. Bring your pink [ register receipts in and we 'll gladly exchange th em for our new Yellow Trading Stamps. j We Cut and Wrap Meats for Home Freezer at LOWEST PRICES j Grocery , and fr ozen food prices effective thru Tues., Sept. 12. All other prices eff. weekend only. CLUB ACTIVITIES CIVIC AND GARDEN CLUB Mrs. Albert B. Dod of 52 South Howell' s Point Road , Bellport , on Wednesday after 5 p. in. will show her new collection of dahlias to the Patchogue Civic and Garden Club. Mrs. lone Justice will show a collection of o!d lamps and give a talk on \Light Through the Ages. \ * * * SISTERHOOD Sisterhood of Temple Beth El , Patchogue , w *ill hold its first meet- ing of the Fall season at the temple , Oak Street and Jayne Ave- nue at 8:30 p. m., September 14. The Lantern Players of Massa- pequa will present a gala evening of entertainment , consisting oi dramatic readings and dance inter- pretations from Jewish literature. Selections include: \The Cat , \ by I. L. Perez ; \The Dead Citron \ by Sholom Alechem ; \Gifts \ by Emma Lazarus , whose most fa- mous work appears on the Statue of Libert y. The readings will be presented by Felice Cohen and Renee Levine and the dances will be interpreted b y Rose Farber. The Sara Circle will be the hos- tesses for the evening. Mrs. Ruth Greenspan is captain of the circle and Mrs. Harr iet Wiener , program chairman. Mrs. Margo Boden has reported that many Circle meetings have been held at various homes in the communit y. Esther Circle met at the home of Mrs. Claire Myerson , captain; Sara Circle met at the home of Mirs. 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The GAJR Family Ballet will op- erate under the directorship of Mrs. Antonini , who will donate her services , and a 10-member \ olunteer executive committee. Any child under the age of 15 who is a regular student in a re- gistered dance studio will be el- igible for an audition in the GAJR Family Ballet. The first auditions have been scheduled for September Hi at 3:30 p. m. and Sep tember 17 at 3 p. m. at 31 West Main Street , Patchogue. Mrs. Reynolds can be reached at GR- over 5-4988 , Mrs. Morales at JU- niper 1-8654 ,, or Mrs. Bergmann at ATlantic 4-1053 , for a special audition. M C C AR THY S I 1 (Hugh Perkins , Prop.) ? < :o: ? I Special September Sale I 40c OFF ON LOOSE-LEAF BINDERS I 4 (Imprinted with Schoo l Name) ? i 20% OFF ON ALL SCHOOL PAPER \ j 50% OFF ON ALL ROSARIES ? < 296 East Main Street Patchogue , N. Y. y > \ Tel. GRover 5-2517 { Centereach Jr., Sr. PTA Slates Meeting The Centereach-Selden Junior- Senior High School Parent-Teach- er Association will hold its first meeting at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday. The theme of the night will be \Meet the Teachers. \ The newl y elected officers of the PTA are : Irene DeGregorio , presi- dent ; Robert Braun , vice presi- dent; Herbert Gregg, secretary and Ronnie Perricone , treasurer. The princi pals , John Westfer- gand and Joseph Muller of New- neid High School and Thomas La- cina and John Pavacic of Oxhead Junior IIS , will also be on hand to meet the parents . The Advance is on sal e at Coch- ran ' s Stationery, Marion ' s Gro- cery, and Aggie ' s Delicatessen in Selden. —Adv. EAST MORICHES — Glass from broken eyeglasses was re- moved Monday from an eye of a Bell port man who was a passen- ger in a car involved in an acci- dent here on Montauk Hig hway. The man , Michael D'Agostino , 31 , of 741 Bayview Avenue , had the g lass removed by Dr. Frank P. Calabro at Bayview Hospital , Mastic Beach. According to Fifth Precinct police records , the accident occur- red as his wife , Maria , 30 , was driving their car west on the hi gh- way at about 4:10 a. rn. Monday. Mrs. D'A gostino told police , ac- cording to police , that , because of heavy fog, she failed to make the turn about 800 feet west of Culver Lane , hit two steel barrier posts and struck the northwest corner of the garage of F. D. Anton & Sons, Inc. Police said that Mr. D'Agos- tino ' s head was thrown forward against the dash board and his eyeg lasses were shattered. Patrol- man Walter Haase investi gated. Glass Is Removed From Man ' s Eye After Car Crash A fire gutted the interior of a five-room wooden house at 414 Woodside Avenue , North Patch- ogue , Saturday afternoon , accord- ing to the records of the North Patchogue Fire Department. The owner of the house is Vic- tor Leoncavallo of Brooklyn. Fire- men said there was no one in the house when the lire broke out. Exact cause of the fire is undeter- mined. Sixt y-three men fought the fire under the direction of Chief Fran- cis Gillette. The alarm was turned in at 5:10 p. m. b y an unidentified person. Patrolman Frank Magliu- lo was dispatched to the fire from the Fifth Precinct. Fire Guts NP House ; No One in Structure The Rosary Alta r Society of St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church in Patchogue will hold its annual pa- rish card part y in St. Francis de Sales hall at 8 p. m. September 15. The entire proceeds will be donat- ed to the St. Francis de Sales School Building fund. The public is welcome to attend. The parishioners of St. Francis have pooled their supply of trad- ing stamps obtained from local stores and received \Very Special Award s \ consisting of an RCA 19 inch portable television ; an RCA all transistor deluxe person- al radio , four piece silver coffee service and a complete seven piece set of corning wiare cookware. There will be at least 100 other awards. Refreshments will be serv- ed. Chairmen are as follows : Gene- ral chairman , Mrs. Raymond F. Kennedy; refreshments , Mesdames Angelo Link and John Oertel; tic- kets , Miss Marie Giuri and Mrs. Joseph Rio; very special awards Mesdames Paul W. Roman and William Matjan; table awards , Mrs. Charles Hunter; special awards , Mrs. Robert Coupe , and hostess Mrs. Phillin T. \Rnvz.i St. Francis de Sales Rosary Altar Society To Hold Card Party
