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It is expected that a large majority of the club' s 75 members will attend. On Saturday, there will be a club sponsored bus trip to Syosset for a luncheon and matinee show at the Cinerama Theatre. The bus vill leave the Oak Street parking field. Patchotrue. at 11:45 a. m. Officers and chairmen of Col Josiah Smith Chapter . National Society of The Daughters of the Amencan Revolution , attended a luncheon and board meeting No- vember 8 at the home of Miss Laura G. Ebell , chapter regent. Present were Mesdames Gertrude Bernstein , second dee regent ; He- len Case, recording .secretary ; Ed- na Ten\, treasuier; Elinor Haff. 1 brauan ; Heitha lluntoon , Mabel Conklin and Maroia IIusing, direc- tors ; Beulah Winan. - ,. American Indians; Edith Caiter. geneologi- cal records* Jessie Mathewson , na- tional defonsi : Chai lotte Whaley. friendship: Maiion Stuait , pie^s , Natalie S\ i ett and Miss Rosetta Tei ry. h -spitality. Plans foi pait- icipation in the Veterans day pro- gram at Patchogue and details of the Pati iots ' tea . on February 9 w ere presented. Guests at the tea will be Na ssau-Suffolk legend of the Round Table and national and state officers. The Christmas p ro g ram , scheduled for De cember 8, will in- >clude travel talks by chapter mem- bers and p-ifts for Delia Banter , protegee of the Colonel Josiah Smith Chapter at Tamassee. Mi* , and Mrs. Gottlob Goll of 53 James Street gave a buffet supper to celebrate the engage- ment of their daug hter , Miss Ca- rolyn Louise Goll. to William George Puis , Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. William George Puis , Sr., of 9 Rose Street , East Patchogue , Sunday at their home. Mr. Puis has just returned from a six-week cruise to Bermuda aboard the Sub- marine Grouper. He is stationed at New London . Conn. Guests in- cluded Mrs. Eleonore Lange of Brooklyn , Mr. and Mrs. Karl Reb- mann , Mr. and Mrs. Otto Holz- warth , Mr. and Mrs. Gene Goll , Mr. and Mrs. William Puis , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wnssenberg, M. and Mis. Edward Mariella , Mr . and Mrs. Roger Matson and Misses Pat- ricia Foley, Ph yllis Mannino , An- na Hladik , Irene Goll , Doris Goll. also Kenneth Goll , Walter Hol- 7warth Larry Puis , Donald Pud , all of Patchogue. A bridal shower was given in honor of Miss Margaret Stefano November 4 at Nancy ' s Restaurant on South Ocean Avenue. About (50 guests were piesent. The shower was given by members of the bri- dal party. The decorations weie in white and included a shower cake. She was presented with a beauti- ful bride doll , the gift of her mother. Miss Stefano , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stefano of West Avenue , will be married to Robert Edwin Hagelberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hagelberg of lap hank at 3 p. m. December 9 in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church. The Christmas At Home pro- gram of the Woman ' s Club of Patchogue. will be held at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Sorosis Clubrooms. Prospective members and guests are invited. Oreste Vigliotta , brother of Crescenzo Vigliotta of 500 West Main Street , arrived at New York International Airpoit , November 8 , and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ViglnoUa. Oreste , who is 49 years of ag° , has never seen or met his biother since Crescenzo left hia native Italy before Oreste was born. He will visit heie for six months. Named to the honor roll at Wes- leyan University. Middletown Conn., are two Patchogue boys , Leonard H. Wilson , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Wilson of 00 Amity Street , and Richard J. Dranitzke , son of Dr. and Mrs, Jacob B. Dranitzke of 156 North Ocean Avenue. Mr. Wilson is a senior history major and a letter- man on the varsity tennis team. Mr. Dranitzke , a senior majoring in government , is feature editor for the campus newspaper. There will be a meeting of the British Commonw ealth Club at 8 p. m., December 6 in the Patch- ogue Electric Light Company at 418 East Main Street. New mem- bers are invited and membership has been extended to include girls of other nations. Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Enck of Jennings Avenue mo.ored to Ridge- field , Conn., to spend the weekend. On their way to Connecticut they stopped at Patricia Murp hy ' s Can- dlelight Restaurant in Yonkers to celebrate their wedding anniversa- ry . Dull moments end when you get your hands on The Patchogue Ad- vance news and advertisements , fresh from the printing press. —Adv. Out-of-town guests attending the wedding of Miss Lacille Rose Dobson to George Abrams on Oc- tober 29 in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church were Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Scarpati and famil y of Meri- den , Conn.. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dein of Forest Hills; Mrs. Frank Yobb and daughtei* , Frances , of Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Michael La Rocca and famil y of Baldwin ; Mr. and Mrs . Henry Zimmermann and family of V'lley Stream ; Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Pascarella and daugh- ter , Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pas- carella , Mr. and Mrs. Dom Pas- carella . Mr. and Mrs John Pas- carella and famil\ , ot Bay Ridge , Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Dobson and famil y of Hunting- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dobson and famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobson , Sr., and Mrs. Althea Fau- cher and daughter , of Greenlawn; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Egloff and daughter , and Mr. and Mrs. Herr- ling and family, of Islip; Dr. Wayne Quigley and family of Blue Point and James Carroll and Miss Grace Abrams of Rockaway. A sweet sixteen party was given for Joan Haab by her parents, Mr. and Mis. Henry Haab of Lau- rel Street. Saturday night. Those attending were Sheila Jones , Je- anne Winans , Nancy Brendel , Ka- rin Lowell , Ellen ' Leftoff , Ann Sharlun. Karen Colston , Virginia Zablock y, Janet Eliassen , Adrien- ne Olson , Elizabeth Eliassen , Di- ane Zeidler. Raymond Fell , Paul Mc Rae , John Schweidel , Lee Za- block y, Harry Schroeder , Lloyd Baldwin , Don Mulholland, Bob Lyons , Wickham Case , Tom Goon- an , Ray Selme r , Dale Rothc and Bruce Fanner. The rumpus room was decorated in pink and white. The buffet table centerpiece was the traditional birthday cake. There ' s no Pap°r Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to \ our home every week in the >ear for only $5. Subscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the Circulation Manager. —Adv. CHECKING GUEST BOOK at fiftieth anniver- 1944 ; Joan Gotimer and Zach Zaharias Zaharakis , sary meeting of Lincoln Republican Club , left to present president, right , are John L. Barry, who was president in Village Anticipates Saving of $300 in New PELCO Contract Patchogue Village Mayor Rob- ert T. Waldbauer announced that Trustee Donald Schneider has en- tered into final negotiations with the Patchogue Electric Light Com- pany for a temporary contract foi street lights in the village. The mayor said the contract i-< expected to save the village ap- proximately $300 per month. \This will enable the village to attain increased lighting throug h- out the area , \ said Mayor Wald- bauer in a release. \PELCO has prepared a master plan on request of the board , which will study the proposal. \ The mayor reported that the Lake Street parking field is ex- pected to be completed by No- vember 24. Three public hearings were set by the board for November 27 at 8 p. m. in the village hall. The first hearing will be held on a proposal to prohibit parking on the north side of Academy Stteet from Rider Avenue to South Ocean Avenue. The second hearing will be held on a proposal to prohibit parking in the business distinct from 2 to 6 a. m. on both sides of Main Street between Atlantic and Bay Avenues; both sides of North and South Ocean Avenue from the Long Island Rail Road to Lake Street; both sides of Lake Street between Havens Avenue and North Ocean Avenue; both sides of Oak Street from North Ocean Avenue to Map le Avenue; both sides of Railroad Avenue fi om South Street to West Main Street; both sides of Church Street from South Ocean Avenue to Railroad Avenue; both sides of West Avenue from South Street to West Main Street; both sides of Havens Avenue from West Main to Lake Street; both sides of Terry Street from South Ocean Avenue to Rider Avenue , and the west side of Bay Avenue from East Main Street to ' Edwards Street. The third public hearing will be held on a proposal to prohibit parking on the south side of Lake Street from Havens Avenue to North Ocean Avenue. Mayor Waldbauer announced that the village will take title to the Terry Street parking field propert y December 1. Fifth Precinct Police Capt. Irving Weeks reported that th\ traffic problem on North Ocean Avenue has been relieved since the board' s recommendation that parking on the east side of North Ocean Avenue to Oak Street be prohibited. Capt Weeks said traf- fic congestion in the main busi- ness area has been reduced con- siderably with comp letion of two of the three village parking fields. Superintendent of Public Works , John Belzak , was complimented by the board for receiving a certifi - cate from the City and Village Public Work s School , which h« attended for three days last month at Cornell University. Fire Inspector Charles Doherty said that reported fire hazard - in homes are being investigated and necessary action is being taken to reduce the dange of fire. The board asked for periodic re- ports from him. Set $100 Prize For Best Play At Sachem High LAKE RONKONKOMA — In \An Evening of One Acts \ , pre- sented at Sachem High School to- morrow night and again Saturday night , each of the school' s three upper classes will present a one- act play in competition sponsored by tne Sachem Parent-Teacher As- sociation , with a prize of $100 go- ing into the treasury of the class whose play is considered by the judges to be the best ot the thice. Curtain time is 8:15 p. m. both days. The performances will be in the auditorium , and admis- sion will be charged. The sophomore thespians will of- fer Both Tarking.on ' s , \The Trys- t.ng Place \ , with a cast composed of Irene Romiagna , Vito Giannu- zzi , Elaine Encksen , Georgette LaPiere , Anton Loeffler , Dennis Chapman and Fred Cruger. The technical helpers , all from the same class , are Kristine Cruger , Frank Kushinskas , William Kol- lenbaum , Suzanne Kerlo , Marti Yuchniewiez and Diana Maiz gl- lano. \An Overpraised Season ' , by R. S. Dunlop will be presented by the junior class players , with roles taken by Deborah S nger , Don Gil- zinger , Patricia Moi ris , George Starkschall , George Krouse and Michaelyn Nocinero. Technical as- sistance will be received by Ruth- ann Zettwoch , Margaret Hofman , Leena Uito , Fay Stick , Ellen Bur- ke, Susan Ciulla and Grace Santa Lucia. The seniors ' p lay is \The Va- liant , \ bv Hall and Middlemass. It features the dramatic talents of Anthony P e r n a , John Napoli , Thomas Whitty and Paul Marino , The senior technical assistants are Marilyn Brantley, Brian Seheu , Barbara DeAngelis and Susan Cos- te. Sachem ' s drama coach , Robert D. Miller , is in geneial charge of the piesentations. Robert Tegan is assistant director for the sop h- omores, Eugene Luczkow for the Juniors , and Bernard Brisson for the seniors. Mr. Miller , formerly an actor and dnector with the Max Reinhardt Experimental The- atre , is now a member of the Eng- lish department at Sachem, as are Mr. Tegan and Mr. Luczkow. Mr. Brisson is chairman of the depart- ment. jT^ ^ You enn hav continuous protection for one day un to 6 months with TRIP ACC IDENT INSURANCE. A slight additional charge protects your equipment , too. Robert S. Mirahelli REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 70 West Main St., Patchogue GRover 5-0762 £BflBBIBlBBBBBBB flKSBlBilBBflBBBBBlBflBEBBflBBB Bl*BBBlfllBBBllllllBGB £ Z The Onlj Locall > Owned and Operated Complete Super Market _Z __ e reserve yf __9^ m, ~ * V _____ \ JB _ t _\_ \ _9 Z I^ v Sf -*A : SUPER MARKET 1 I 3 (Medfor d A\e. at Sunrise Hwj., Patchogue.5 1 , -^ \GRo> er 5-0883. Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. \\\ Z 1 * _ Tuesdaj, W ednesday Friday to 5) p. m. 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