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Aewcomors to Bell port are Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Schil 'i' er and their two children , Larry and Carol , who l ecentlv moved here from Syra- ( r^o. They are living in the Bow man house at 2 George Court. Dr. Sclv 'i'fer i. ^ with the medical dc- par f nn:it at Bi'ookhaven National Lab .ratory. Mr. and M,i's. Leo Kirchgessner and children , Kathy, Leo/ and Xancy, of Farm-to-Mai'kert Road recently spent a f< w days at Cave Hill Camn and Ranch re oil at M' oodus , Conn. Last Saturday they enjoyed the day at Freedom ' and with Mr. and Mr< . Chris English and daughter , Kahleen , of Massa- pcqua. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McChes- ney, Jr., of Bellport Lane drove their sons , Harvey and David, to Sheffield , Mass., where the boys will attend Berkshire School. David Lannian also left on Friday for the Berkshire School with his parents , Mr. and Mrs . David H. Lannian , Jr., of Hulse Street. That night Mr. and Mrs. MeChe^ney and Mr. and Mrs. Lannian were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Eddy of Ken- sington , Conn. FALL CLEAN IT DAYS — Tuesday and Wednesday, October 3rd and Ith. All rubbish that can- not be burned must be p laced near ihe slreel for collection. —Adv. Last Wednesday afternoon Cind y Moore , daugnter of Mrs. Mignon Moore of Point Road, celebrated her sixth birthday with a party. Her g uests were Rita Harder. Jamie Pokorny, Su. -an Gibson. Au- drey Snyder , Susan Hendrie , Bar- bara French. Mary Lee Cool , Ann Mullaney , and Sally Ryan. Miss Jean Thorndike , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Thorndike of South Howell' s Point Road, has left for Western lie , 0., where she has enrolled as a freshman at Otterbein College. Her brother. Alan , is attending Mount Hernion School , Mount Hernion , Mass., this year. At a meeting of the Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ Church held in the Parish Hall Monday night , plans were made for tlv annual Fall rummage sale. The sale will take p lace October 12 , 13 , and the morning of Octobei 14. Further details will bo an- nounced later. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. John Lancastei and Mrs. John Conway. Mrs. A. G. Lingley of Brown ' . ; Lane returned home last Thursday from a week' s visit at East Den- nis , Cape Cod , Mass., where she was a guest of M,rs. Dudley E. Smith. Miss Lucy Collins and Miss Lin- da Quinby have returned to Ober- lin , O., to resume their studies at Oberlin College. WINTER GARBAG E SCHED- ULE effective October 2 , 1%1 : Bieselin Road. General McLean Drive. Circuit Road north ol Kraemer Strert and N. Howell' s Point Road north of Kraemer Street . Tuesday and Friday. Re- mainder of Western Section , Mon- day and Thursday. Eastern Sec- tion , Tuesday and Friday. —Adv. Air. and Mrs. Robert Mahoney of Bieselin Road entertained at a party for their son , Robbie , on Sunday afternoon in celebration of his fourth birthday. The guests were Cathy Collins, Susan Gor- man , Jayne MacLeod , Br ' an and Keith Bieselin , and Robbie ' s . -is- tt r , Karen Mahoney. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strong ot Port Jefferson are the parents ot their fust son , Robert , who was born at Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital. East Patchogue Sep tember S. J'he Strongs have a daughter , Robin. Mr. Strong is ai: English teacher at Bellport Junioi Hi g h School. His wife taught last year at Hampton Avenue Elemen- tarv School. A large group of friends attend- <d a sweet sixteen parl y given in honor of Miss Joan Mvirp hy Sat- urday night by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy, at their home on Bieselin Road. Earl Light of General McLean Drive left Tuesday for a week' s business tri p to Cape Canaveral , Fla. Miss Susan Farr. daughter of Dr. and .M rs. Lee Farr of South Country Road , has left for Calif- ornia to begin hi r senior year at Mills College. Oakland. Bary Block , son of Mr. and Mrs . Warren Block of Circuit Road , has started his first year as a cadet at Noiwich University in Northfield , Vt. On Tuesday Robert Fuoco cele- brated bis twelfth birthday at the I ome of his parents , Mr. and Mis. Samuel Fuoco of Private Road. Mrs. Clifford Miller of South Coun.ry Road is chairman of the Bel' port area fund-rai-ine - drive for the Suffolk Chap ter of the Association for the Help of Re- tarded Children. The drive will , last throughout the month of Oct- ober. Anyone interested in help ing to collect for this worthwhile or- ganization , should call Mrs. Miller at AT. O-0714. Ballroom dance classes for 5th grad rs and up, being organized this month. Call Mrs. Edward der Mateosian , AT 6-0932. —Adv. J he Hearth Club held its month- l y meeting at the Carriage House , Bi ookuaven. Sunday night. The group enjoyed p lay ing hearts. Host couple. - - were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rose, chairmen , Mr. and .M rs. George Coon , Mr. and Mrs. Willi - Haw kin - , Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Smith. Mrs . Frank Kreainer of Aca- demy Lane eiitertaintd her club at Hurricane Bolivia last Thursday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs . George Shelton of Livingston Road from Wednesday to Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Cliarh s Horton of Jen- son Beach , Fla. A second son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dawson S. Hunter. Jr.. of Westbury on August 2\t . The baby, who has been named Neal Dawson , weighed !• pound - , 7 1.11:1 ces. The mother is the former Miss Barbara Rose Wagner , daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wagner of Maple St reet. PICK ERING—GAETA Miss Mary Theresa Gaeta, daughter of Air . and Airs. Frank Gaeta of oOl) Argyle Di ive , Shii- b y. b came the bride of Robe it 1 Kker.n g . -on of Ernest Pick eiing of Alead Avenue , Bel lport. and the lat< Air- . Picke iing. in a weddin g at o:30 }). 111. September !» in St. Judo ' - R. C. Church in Alastic Leach, 'the Rev . William Reilly eH' .ua ing at the double ring cere- mony in the pv < -ence of v IT MM 1 vile- ' - . Given in m. ' .i 1 iage b y Iwr fa- ther , the bride wore a floor-le ngth princess sty le gown of Chantill y lai e and -a ' tin. The fiit * d lace and satin bodice had a Peter Pan collar and long pointed sleeves and the bouff ant lace skiit was -tyled with a net iv.fflcd back. IL r fingerti p illu-ion veil was held in p lace b y ;i pearl and lace crown and she i arried a ca-cade bouquet of white lost s with a double orchid ct nter. The maid-of- honor was Miss An- gela Gaeta of Shirley, a < \ stei of the biide. She wa- attired in a blue hallorina-lontith Chantill y luce and chiffon gown. The fitted lace bod- ice had shoestring straps and a matching lace bolero with three- quaiter length sleeves , and the chiffon -kiit wa - over taffeta. She wore a matihin g crown and car- i ied a ta-catle bouquet of pink tea rose- . Fred Rooney of Btl l port served a- best man. A roieption for 227i gue-ts was hold al the Shirley Long Island Taxpayer ' s As-ocia ' tion Clubhouse on Grandxiew Drive. Shirley, im- nii iiiat e iy following the ceremony. A buffet supper was solved and mu-ie for dancing was furnished b y the S yncopators. The couple left ior a two week honeymoon and are now re-idimr on William Floyd Parkway. Shii- r y. The bride graduated from Wil- liam Floyd High School in Shirlex and is employed at Mather Alem- or ' al Ho-pital in Port Jeffer-on. Her husband graduated from Alad' -on High School in Ala ssa- ihu-efts and i. - employed b y Randy * - Sport-wear in Patchogue . STRACK—SAMP EPSON Mrs. Gert rude Samuelson oi Boulder Sti\ et . Ronkonkoma. be- iamo :!)•> braie of Josep h O. Strack of Willi - Avenue. Lake Ronkon- koma. . in a ceremony performed in Holv Cro-s Lutheian Chuich . Lake Ronkonk oma . Si ptomhor -• I ho Rev. I.ammoit Redclf- officiated , takin g the place of t.ie pa-tor , the Rev. Will ' am Gotwald , who wa- on vaiaiion. Dr. Redelf - is pasioi of Uifi 'iMii Church of Oui Savior in Patchouuo. Air. a'- , i Alvs . Stvack \\i nt to Lake Placid on their wedding trip and aie now re-iding on Willi- Avenue. Lake Ronkonkoma. ( ()N R E V—(. EN TN E R Alis. - Carole Helen Gentner. dau ghter of Air. and Air- . Raymond Gent in r. Sr.. of Bioadway Ave- nue. Holbiook . was married Sat- uni: \ to Jo. -eph Earl Coiirey. son of Earl Coin ey and the late Air. - . Coiirey. of New Albany. Jnd., in St. Jos, p h' - R. C. Church in Lake Rdiikiirknina. Fathei Hanlon offi- ciated before tile altar decorated with bouquets of mixed flowers. Tlie hr.ik . who was given in maniage by hi r father , wore a f' oor-length gown of silk organza wit h Chantilly lace and a chape l train. Her crown of seed pearls and rhinestone. - had a fingerti p \ oil of Franch illusion with motifs of sequins. She carried a bouquet ol white roses and stephanotis. The matron-of-honor was Airs. Beit May of Center Street , Hoi- brook. Her gown was of dust;, rose -ilk organza. Her matching hat had a nost gay veil and she 1 arried a bouq let of graduated. pink roses and Idue miniature car- nations w ith blue ribbons. Bridesmaids wore Ai rs . Ray- mond Gentner , Jr., and Ai rs. Char- les Pedi rsen of Holbr ook, Miss .Margaret Droscoski of Port Jef- ferson and Airs. Laura Parrott oi Loiii-vi ' le. Ky., and the junioi b\w) -maid was Alis. - Edna O. v trander of Sayville. All wore gowns of romance blue si'k organza with matchin g hats with nosegay veils , and carried bouquets of pink graduated roses, white and pink miniature carnations and p ink 1 ibbons. James Cant Conrey of New Al- bany. I nil., was the best man and ushers were Raymond Gentner , Jr., Bert Alay and Charles Peder- -en of Holbrook ; James Parrott of Louisville . Ky.. and the junioi i. -her was Leonard Engelhardt of Pah nville. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held for 150 guests at the Candlelight Inn at Lake Ronkonkoma. The bride is a graduate of Say- ville High School and the bride- groom graduated from Our Lady of Providence High School in New- Albany. Ind. The bride is employed a.s a -enier clerk at the Prudential In-urance Company in Smithtown. The bridegroom was recently dis- charged after three vears in the Navy. Following a wedding trip the young couple will reside in East Patchogue. ANDERSON—HOLOH AN Aliss June Holohan. daughter of Air. and Airs. George Holohan of Pop lar Street , Centereach , became the bride of Eldon Anderson , son of Air. and Ai rs. Andrew Anderson of William-ville . AIo., at 4 p. m. Augu. -t 5 in the Assumption of tin Blessed Yirgin Alary R. C. Church , Centereach. The Rev. Jos- ep h E. Belfiure officiated at the double ring ceremony. The churc h oigani-t. Airs . Shirley Siegrist, played the wedding selection and marches and sang \Ave Maria. \ The bride , given in marriage by her father , wore a eocktai' .-lengih lo.-eprint wiiite lace gown with short slee\ es and round neckline. A crown of -eed pearls held her -boulder-length veil ami she ear- ned a bouquet of roses , white chry- santhemums and stephanotis. Aliss Joan Walsh was the maid- of-honor. Ht r cocktail-length gown v a- of aqua organd y, with short -le-vo. - and round neckline and featured a ihreetieied skirt. Her htad p iv 'ce wa- a . -mall matching hat with a short veil and she car- ried a bouquet of yellow carna- i h lis . Le-ter Sanders of Centereach was the best man. A reception followed at Land' - End in Sayville for the wedding party and intermediate families. The couple went on a honeymoon to .Montauk Point and are residing at their home on Poplar Street and Hommand Lane , Centereach. Airs. Anderson is a graduate of Newfield High School and is a mi ilical secretary at Alather Mem- orial Hospita l , Port Jefferson. Air. Anderson is a graduate of Williamsvill e High School . AIo.. and work. - for the Federal Government. Many new opportunities today; read the classified columns in sec- tion two. Act quickly for best results. —Adv. • NOTES ON NUPTIALS Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Bullock of Wayland , Mass.. have announ- ced the engagement of their twin Miss Sandra Bullock daughter , Miss Sandra Bullock , to George F. Scheefe of Patchogue. No date for the wedding has been set. Afiss Bullock , a graduate of Westbrook Junior College in Port- land , Ale., is presently attending- the Boston School of Dental Nur- sing. The course will be completed in June of next year. AH' . Scheefe is in the Air Force and will be leaving for England in November . He will be overseas working as a dental technician for two years. Ai r. and Mrs. Carmine Losicco of Waverly Avenue. Patchogue , have announced the engagement of their daughter , Miss Patty Los- icco , to Theodore Cigna , son oi Miss Patty Losicco Air. and Ai rs. Anthony Cigna of Puritan Drive , Shirley, on Sep- tember lb\ . Aliss Losicco is employed at Yiewiex , Inc. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Gabrelsen of Coates Avenue , Holbrook , an- nounce the engagement of their daughter , Miss Eleanor , to Wil- liam Edsell of Amityville , at a party held at the Gabrelsen home Saturdav. About 35 guests atten- ded. Engagements Frances Johnson \It' s a budget saver. '\ Magic words in any housewife ' s Ian- ! guage. We have found chickens very good buys the last few weeks , in fact at the top of economy buys. And it is so easy to use left-over chicken — salads , chicken pies. chicken sandwiches and the inevit- able chicken soup. There are jus - dozens of ways to use left-over chicken. This recipe for chicken loaf is one of the clever ways to make left-over chicken into an intriguing dish. It is a meal in itself and. served with an imaginative salad and accompanied by hot clover rolls it' s d ; vin<\ And don 't for\ >! cranberry sauce — the Long Is- land kind ! Chicken Lo-i f 1 cup broken spaghetti 2 quarts boiling water 2 teaspoons salt Boil for 15 minutes or until tender 1 cup dry bread crumbs 1 cup diced cooked thicken % cup chopped green peppei 2 tablespoons minced pimento 1 cup grated American cheese 3 eggs , beaten slighily 1V 2 cups warm milk Vi cup melted veg 'table short- ening. 1 teaspoon salt Cook the spaghetti in the boil- ing salted water in a large sace- pan until tender , then drain. Turn into a bowl ; add bread crumbs , chicken, green pepper , pimento ami cheese . Beat the eggs slightly in a bowl and stir in ni'lk, shortening and salt. Add to the chicken mix- ture and mix thoroughly. Place in a greased loaf pan (ii inch) ami set in a pan of hot water. Bake at about 325 degrees for about one hour or until firm. When done , a knife inserted at the center should come away almost clean. Serve with a hot sauce, made by combining 1 can mushroom soup or a can of chicken soup and 1 \ cup milk. A Pinch of This and A Pinch of That S uTO WffAwl jM^I
