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Both the football team and the cheer lead- ers made a sp lendid snowing for the new Longwood High School. Several faculty members also at- tended the game. The Coram , Middle Island , Ridge , (C.M.R.) Auxiliary of St. Charles Hosp ita l will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p. m. to- morrow at the Coram community club. The Ernest Greenwood Demo- cratic Club will hold a \Meet your Candidate \ night at the Gordon Heights Community Cen- ter from, 1 to 3 p. m. October 22. Thursday night guests of Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Urban of Mt. Sinai Road were Mr. and Mrs. William Suckow of Bohemia. Mrs. Anna Hoelzer of Fourth Street spent from Friday to Sun- day attending a Pennsylvania Dutch Festival in Dutchtown , Pa. Also she toured the Hershey cho- colate p lant in Hershey, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John Baabe of Route 112. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt and children , Kathy and Dennis, spent from Thursday to Sunday visiting friends and relatives in East Stroudsburgh , Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Sher- wood of Fourth Street have re- turned from a week' s vacation in Upstate New York. They visited Mrs. Sherwood' s brother and sis- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Neumann of Jeffersonville. They also visited friends and relatives. The Coram Community Club will hold a supper from 5 to 7 p. m. October 26 at the club. Mrs. Betty Swift is in charge. Judy Peterson , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Peterson , Jr., of Route 112, has been elected one of the twirlers with the Port Jef- ferson Hig h School Band. Charles Peterson , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson , Jr., is a senior attending C. W. Post college , Brookville. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hoelzer and children , Bob , Ricky, Debbie and Cindy, spent last Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marz and children of Jamaica . The Naomi Circle of the Trin- itj Methodist Church held its meeting October 9 at the home oi Mrs. Caro yn Hurley. Present were Mesdames Irene Wittschack Ann Chris iansen , Minnie Chris- tainsen , Jeanne Lyon , Kate Arch- ambault , Genevieve Edwards , He.en La. Sauce , Patricia Edwards , Rosemary Borella , April L yon , Jennie Salvetti. Marie De Puy, Shirley King and Sally Kubik. The Coram West Middle Island Parent Teacher Association meet- ing has been postponed from Oct- ober 23 to October 30 because of lighting difficulties. Spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Rabe of Shady Lane was her cousin , Robert Holm- ouist of Brooklvn. Mrs. John Van Dyke of Brook- lyn spent from Thursday to Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Paquette , Jr. CHURCH NEWS At Trinity Methodist Church , the Rev. David Hurley announces that service is at 9:30 a. m. Sun- day and Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. The Suffolk County Council of churches is holding their Fall clothing drive ; if you have any- thing to donate , please leave cloth- ing in the kitchen of the church. The Laymen of the church con- ducted the worship service Sunday morning. Participating were Mrs. Agnes P. Hung^rford , Gilbert Ed- wards , Frank Lyoi. and Bob Still. Family night will be Sunday, be- ginning with a covered dish sup- per at 5:30 p. m., to be followed by a film. Plans are being made for a Teenage Hal'oween Dance to be held by the Youth Fellow- ship in the church hall , October 27. The Rev. Willam H. Govern , pastor of St. Frances Cabrini R. C. Church , announces Sunday mas- ses at 8 , 10:30 a m. and 12:15 p. m. with benediction after the 10:30 a. in. mass. Weekdays mas- ses- are at 8 a. m., and confessions Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. The novena de- votions in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal and St. Fran- ces Cabrini are at 7:30 p. m. Mon- day, followed immediately by the veneration of the relic of St. Fran- ces Cabrini. Baptisms are by ap- pointment. For your best sou rc e of infor- mation locally, read The Adv ance each week . — Adv. ENJOYING COFFEE with Patchogue ladies , left to right: Mrs. Rosalie Sousa , Mrs. Lillian Gillam , hostess and Mrs. Virginia Tully, are left to right: Charles R. Dominy, Republican candidate for Brookhaven Town Supervisor; Superintendent of Highways Charles W. Barraud and Edwin Arn- zen , candidate for town clerk. Get-togethe r took place October 5 . —Maple Leaf Photo Service Selden Mr*. T-ni DeStefano . SElden 1-8786 Guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs . George Wallas of Days Avenue were her mother , and aunt , Mrs. Delphine Bessieres and Mrs. Aimee McCorkle , both of Philadelphia. Step hen Edward Sawicki , son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S iwicki of Strauss Avenue , was b- 5 t,ti\ ,ed Sunda y by the Rev. Roger Gue- rault at St. Margaret of Scotland R. C. Church. The god parents are Mrs. Annett e Sawicki of Mas- sapequa and William Sawicki of Selden. After the ceremony a buf- fet dinner was served for 40 guests. Mrs. Ann Greco of Joy Road celebrated her birthday October 8 with a party. Her guests were her husband , William Greco , and chil- dren. Debbie , Billy and Lisa , and Mr. and Mrs. William Greco, Sr., and daughter , Christine , of Ros- lyn. iMr. and Mrs. Armando Busone of Strauss Avenue celebrated their thirteenth wedding anniver- sary Octobei* 9. Marianne Filocco , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Filocco of Middle Country Road , was bapti- zed Sunday by the Rev . Roger Guerault at St. Margaret of Scot- land R. C. Church. The godpa- rents are Miss Jo-Ann Cabalerio of Centereach and Salvatore Mal- guarnera of Selden. After the ceremony, a buffet dinner was served for 50 guests. A toy party sponsored by the Bricklyn Homeowners will be held at 8:30 today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Greco of 5 Joy Road and tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of Paula Boulevard. Judith Wallas , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wallas of Days Avenue , celebrated her first birth- day with a part y last Thursday. Her guests were Mrs. Del phine Bessieres and Mrs. Aimee Mc- Corkel of Philadel phia ; Mrs. George Wallace , Mrs. Georgette Shaughnessy and daughter , Bar- bara , all of Lake Ronkonkoma and Michael and Nancy, brother and sister of the guest-of-honor. Daniel Osborne , son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Osborne of Semin- ole Street , celebrated his second birthday Octobei* 7 with a party at the home of his grandmother , Mrs. Rose LaVigne of Sunnyside. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Williom Moliscia and Miss Colet- te Moliscia , all of New York City ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mel- vine and daughters , Suzanne and Katy , of Sunnyside , and Robert Osborne , brother of the guest-of- honor. Laurence Antmozzi celebrat- ed his eighth birthday at the home of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Antinozzi of Seminole Street , with a family party. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fasano and children , Frank and Rita , and Ma- ryellen , Donna and Louis , sisters and brother of the guest-of-honor. Mrs. Carol Iaconetti of Cedar Street, celebrated her birthday October 11 with a party. Her guests were her husband , Frank Iaconetti and children , Lucille and Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Iaconetti , Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Peluso and children , Karen and Rochelle , all of Selden. The Selden American Legion Ladies ' Auxiliary Unit 1633 will hold its meeting at 8 p. m., Tues- day in the American Legion Hall in Selden. The Mid-Brookhaven Republican Club will meet at 8:30 p. m. Wed- nesday in the Selden Firehouse. The Selden Civic Association will hold its meeting at 8:30 p. m., next Thursday in the Bicycle Path School. CHURCH NEWS The Selden Community Presby- terian Church has Sunday School at 9 a. m. followe d by services at 10:10 a. m. 'Sunday masses at St. Margaret of Scotland R. C. Church are held at 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 a. m. and 12 noon. Daily mass is at 8 a. ni. Confessions are heard from 4:30 to 5 p. m. and 7:30 to 9 p. m. Saturday. Baptism is at 1:15 p. m. Sunday. The Rosary Altai- Sodality will sponsor its first card party of the season at 8:30 , Oct- ber 30 , in the auditorium of the church The Selden Baptist Church Park Hill Drive holds Sunday School at 9:45 and morning wor- ship at 11 a. m. Young people ' s meeting (ages 8 years and up) will be held at 7 p. m. Friday night. Bible and prayer meeting- will be held at 7:45 p. m. Thurs- day. Suffolk County VFW Auxiliary Holds Meeting The Suffolk County Council Auxiliary of the Veterans of F' or- lgn Wars met at the Jayne-Lat- tin Post hall on Edwards Street , Patchogue , recentl y, Seventeen auxiliaries of the county were rep- resented. On Octobei* 28 , the annual pil- grimage to the Statue of Liberty will take p lace. Mrs. Irene John- son , New York State department president , will attend , and repre- sentatives of many auxiliaries willl join her there. Suffolk County president Mrs. Evelyn Zuckowski , attended the meeting of District 1 , at Elmont , October 1 , and gave a detailed re- port of the meeting. Mrs. Ann Richmond , district president , presi- ded. Many delegates from Suffolk attended. Civil Defense was stres- sed. Numerous picnics and ward par- ties were held at the Northport Veterans Hospital and a flower- show was given by the patients during the past month. A Hallo- ween carnival will be sponsored by the county auxiliary October 26 , for the benefit of the patients. Mohthly dances will be g iven at the hospital during the Winter. On November 1 New York Sta- te Department President Mrs. Ire- ne Johnson , will be the guest of Suffolk Count y and will visit the Northport Hosp ital and the Coun- ty Council. A dinner at Nancy ' s Restaurant will precede the meet- ing. The council will hold its annual Christmas party at the December 6 meeting. Secret Pals will be re- membered and a grab-bag for ex- change , and a covered dish supper will be the progra m for the night. Orientation and indoctrination of volunteers for hospital work , will take place at Northport today from 2 to 4:30 and 7:30 to 10 p. m. lt was announced that Miss Bet- ty Donnelly and Thomas Cullum will be married at Long Beach November 25. Miss Donnelly is senior vice president of the New York State Department , and Thomas is the son of Mrs. Ann Cullum of East Patchogue , N. Y. State Department musician for the past 25 years. A bridal shower was given for Miss Donnelly at Bellmore last Friday ni ght which was attended by about 100 guests from Suffolk , Nassau , Queens , Brooklyn , Staten Island , New York and Westchester Counties. On Saturdav night , the annual Suffolk County Gold Chevron ball was held at the Deer Park Post Hall. Commander Joseph Goonan , Royal Order of Cooties , was mas- ter of ceremonies. A floor show highlighted the events of the night in addition to the dancing to an orchestra. Set Tests to Fill Two Police Chief Jobs in County RIVERHEAD — Examinations to fill two police chief vacancies for Eastern Suffolk County De- partments will be held November 18, it was announced this week by the County Civil Service Commis- sion. A promotion al examination , limited to qualified members of the East Hampton Town Police Department , will be conducted for the position of police chief. The job pays $7 , 500. At present , William Jacobs , who holds the rank of permanent patrolman , is -holding the position. Ptl . Jacobs was named three years ago , when former Chief H arry Steele retired. The other police chief job open- ing is in Southampton Village , where the pay is $8 , 000. Former State Trooper Lawrence Lambre- cht was named to the position three years ago , after the death of Chief Leland Burnett . The Southampton chief' s ex- amination is open competitive , and is open to any qualified policeman in Suffolk and Nassau Counties. David Zaron , secretary and chief examiner of the Civil Serv- ice Commission , said the reason Southampton was holding an open competitive examination was be- cause Lambrecht was accep ted as a provisional police chief. If the examination was made promo- tional , Lambrecht would not hav e been eligible to take it , Mr. Zaron said. \We felt that there was a moral obligation on our part to allow Lambrecht to tak e the test , so it was made open competitive instead of promotional , \ Mr. Zaron stated. The East Hampton examination remains promotional because there are a number of qualified candi- dates on the town force , Mr. Zaron said. leg al Notice NOTICE OF CEMETERY HEARING NOTICE is hereby g iven that a petition has been presented to the Board of Supervisors of Suffolk Count y asking that certain land at Aquebogue , Town of Riverhead , Suffolk Count y, New York , be set aside for cemetery purposes , and that pursuant to a resolution adopted by the Board of Super- visors on August 28 , 1961, a PUBLIC HEARING on said ap- plication will be held by the Board of Supervisors in the Suffolk Coant y Center , Riverhead , New York, on the 13th dav of Novem- ber. l'Hil , at 12:00 o ' clock Noon, prevailing time. The land which the applicant desires to use for cemetery pur- poses consists of approximately . •159 acres and is bounded and de- scribed as follows , to wit: On the north b y the Main High- way, on the east b y land of Law- r'-nec E. Hulse. on the south by land of the said Lawrence E. Hulse . and on the west b y land of the Aquebogue Cemetery As- sociation , and being fift y feet wide on the Main Highway and extending south to the southeast point of the said Cemetery, be- ing fifty feet wide throughout its length and being approxi- matel y four hundred feet in leng th, the same leng th as the Cemetery, consisting of approxi- mately .459 acres. Any and all persons interested will be heard at the meeting afore- said. AQUEBOGUE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION By: ROSWELL CORWIN , President SUFFOLK COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Bv: EDWARD H. L. SMITH , Clerk Dated at Riverhead , New York August 28 , 1961. NOTICE Notice is hereb y given that the Suffolk Count y Civil Service Commission will hold open-com- petitive examinations for Radio Operator and Senior Radio Oper- ator on November 11 , 1961. The last filing date for these two ex- aminations is October 27 , 1961. Ope n-competitive examinations will be held November 18 , 1961 , for Senior Public Health Educa- tor. Police Chief I , Police Chief II. Police Chief III . Draftsman , Map Draftsman , Senior Map Draftsman , Plannin g Assist- ant and Assistant Highway Main- tenance Supervisor. The last filing for these examinations is Octo- ber 25 . 1961. Head Surrogate Clerk , Surrogate Clerk , Highway Con- struction Foreman , Hi g hway Zone Foreman, and Assistant Highwa y Maintenance Supervisor examina- tions will be held November 18 , 1961 , with the last filing date No- vember 3 , 1961. Applications and general information may be ob- tained by writing or telep honing Suffolk Count y Civil Service Com- mission , Countv Center , Riverhead New York . Phone No. PArk 7-4700 , ext. 242. NOTICE W 7 HEREAS , it is proposed to acquire lands for public use in the Towns of Brookhaven and Riverhead , Suffolk County , New York , NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Supervisors of Suffolk County, New York , will hold a hearing in respect to said lands before said Board of Super- visors in the Suffolk County Cen- ter , Riverhead , Suffolk County, New York , on October 23 , 1961 , at 12:00 o ' clock , Noon , prevailing time of that day, to afford a re- asonable opportunity to all inter- ested persons to be heard. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SUFFOLK COUNTY By: William J. Leonard Presiding Officer Dated at Riverhead. New York October 9 , 1961. STATE OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION In the Matter of the Application of GREEN MEADOWS WATER CO., INC. PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given th at , pursuant to Section 451 of the Conservation Law , the Water Re- sources Commission will meet in the Brookhaven Town Hall , Pat- chogue , on the 26th dav of Octo- ber , 1961 , at 10 o ' clock in the forenoon of that day for the pur- pose of hearing all persons , wa- terworks corporations , municipal corporations or other civil divi - sions of the State of New York that may be affected by the ex- ecution of the plans of GREEN MEADOWS WATER CO., INC. to extend its service area to in- clude 1180 acres west and east of the present service area and to interconnect its water supply sys- tem with that of the Farming- ville Water Co., Inc. to supply the combined service area of the two systems and the proposed ex- tension , plans for which have been filed with the Water Resources Commission , at its office , 373 Maple Avenue, Westbury, New York , where the same are open for public inspection; and ior the purpose of determining whether said plans are justified by public necessity, whether they provide for the proper and safe construc- tion of all work connected there- with , whether they provide for the proper protection of the supply and watershed from contamina- tion or provide for the proper fil- tration of such additional supply, whether they are just and equit- able to the other municipalities and civil divisions of the State of New York and to the inhabi- tants thereof affected thereby, and whether they make fair and equitable provisions for the deter- mination and payment of any and all legal damages to persons and property, both direct and indirect , which will result from the execu- tion thereof. All persons , waterworks , corpor- ations , municipal corporations, or other civil divisions of the State of New York , who have objections to the execution of said plans , in order to be heard thereon, must file such objections thereto in writing and in duplicate in the office of the Water Resources Commission , 373 Maple Avenue , Westbury, New York , on or be- fore the 25th day of October , 1961. Every objection so filed must particularly specify the grounds thereof. No persons , waterworks or mun- cipal corporation or local author- ity can be heard in opposition thereto except on objection so fil- ed. Dated , Albany, New York October 10 , 1961. WA TER RESOURCES COMMISSION J. C. THOMPSON Secretary to the Commis sion The printed word carries the di gnity and solemnity of the wed- ding ceremon y when you select the expert craftsmanship of The Advance for your wedding invit- tions and announcements—-always at budget prices. —Adv. Three Airea Students At Alfre d State Univ ALFRED — Three area - stu - dents are members of the fresh- man class at the State University Agricultural and Technical Insti- tute at Alfred. John J. Meister , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Meister , 113 Webb Ave- nue , Patchogue , is majoring in floriculture at Alfred Tech. Dale Wi Oles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Oles, 25 Av«ry Avenue , Pat- chogue , is enrolled in the general agriculture course. Meister and Oles are 1961 graduates of Pat- chogue High School. Richard A. Prunty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prunt y, 215 Ave- nue C , Lake Ronkonkoma , is ma- jor ing in electrical technology. He is a 1961 graduate of Sachem High School. This year ' s enrollment at Alfred Tech is at an all-time high , with a student body of 1 , 378 and a freshman class of 740. Thelma N. Temple and Frank A. DiNoto , guidance counselors at Patchogue High School , have an- nounced two meetings for Patch- ogue High School students and their parents. Tuesday, at 7:30 p. m., at Newfield High School , Selden , the Western Suffolk Guidance and Per- sonnel Association will present a panel discussion , \So You Want to Go to College. \ On this panel will be representatives from the State University Colleges of Education , a junior college representative , a representative from a large uni- versity, a representative from a four-year technical college , and a parochial college. The purpose of this program is to assist students and parents in deciding which type of school is the best for them. The panel will be followed by a question and ans- wer period. All parents of college- bound high school students are ur- ged to attend with their children. Wednesday at Newfield Hi gh School , Patchogue Senior Hi gh School juniors and seniors will be able to attend meetings with two specific representatives. Arrange- ments to attend these meetings must be made in advance with the guidance counselors. Patchogue Senior High students will attend meetings from 1 to 2:30 p. m., and must be accompanied by an adult. College Opportunities , Requirements Slated For Panel Discussion BOY SCOUT JOTTINGS PACK 65 Pack 65 had a cook-out at the Domkrowski and Pietroski Camp Site on Grove Avenue , in Patch- ogue , recently. The culinary art was displayed by our young Cubers , plus foot- ball , and outdoor games. Thirty - five Cubs , Scouts , Den mothers , and dads participated in the day ' s ac- tivity.
