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Read The Advance Mrs. Tan! DeStefano. SElden 2-6788 SELDEN PTA The Selden Schools Parent-Tea- cher Association will meet at 8 p. m. Monday at the Bicycle Path School. Before the business meet- ing, the children will present their Christmas program which will in- clude a play, \Christmas Every- day, \ a choral performance and a band performance. The choral group will be made up of the fourth , fifth and sixth graders and their selections for the evening will be , \It' s Begin- ning to Look Like Christmas , \ \Jingle Bells , \ \All Through the Night\ and other Christmas carols Vocal soloists will be -B a rbara Che- rico. Linda Maranaro and Pat Cos- tiano. The Christmas program will he put on jointly by Gerard Corrado , who is the director of the play, and Neill D'Ambra , who will direct the music. Mrs. Richard Hilden- brand publicity chairman of the PTA is in charge of the publicity. f •(* * •& DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS The present organization of the Selden Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps will hold their annual din- ner dance Saturday. This yearl y event is given in honor of the boys and girls who are corps members and will be held at Mary ' s Lounge on Middle Country Road in Selden. As in the past , each of the Selden cadets will receive a gift from , the parent organization in appreciation and recognition for their efforts throughout the past year. Johnny Adanue and his band will supply the music. Eugene Gurney is chairman of the a ffair and is being assisted by Mrs. Roue Oddo. The band will offer such selec- tions as \Silent Night\ , \Deck the Halls \ and \We Three Kings \ , to mention just a few. In the cast of the play are Jane Kenny, Charles Morgan , Mi- chael Pembroke , Barbara Chicrica , Tom Fayle , Jo Ann Beninati , Doug- las Dongroit , Sharon Boode and Robert Nicholas. The following are in charge of costumes and props : Marie Sweeny, Estelle Zangh i , Louise Ancona , Martha Montino- lich , Noreen Moraglia and Susan Realmuto. The stage crew are , Dale Vigorita , George Dalton , Ben- ny Russo , James Smith , Martin Baker , Alfred Giosi , Dennis Len- non and Alfred Oberbeck. Selden Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Charles ilartmann of Brooklyn and Vernon Avenue , Mastic , have announced the enga- gement of their dauThti\ , Cheryl Evel yn , to Peter Kaliscik, son of Mrs. Theresa Kdh' scik of Brooklyn and the late Peter Kalisck. Miss Hartm mn i.s a Junior at Clara Barton Vocational High School in Brooklyn. Her fiance at** untied Lust New- York Vocational High School in Brooklyn and is employed by D. P. Harris Hardware Manafac\ur- ing Company, Inc., in Ne*v York City. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Ant ho.iy B Ma- jesti c of Pine S+ roat. Bi ook naven , announce the -^ngauement of their daughter , Miss A-ancej Luise Ma- Miss 1' rances L. Majestic jestic , to Keniu cli Pafter , son of Mrs. Harold E Puffer oi 95 Maple Street , Onej u ^ a. Miss Majestic \\ *as to ' *uluated from Bellport High School , class ot i960 , and is attending Suffolk County Community College in Selden. Her fiance graduated from One- onta Hign Sciiool , class of 1960. He is presently emp.oyecl by the State of New York , Department of Correction , Camp Georgetown , Georgetown. A June wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Alfin Thompson of Cypress Drive , Mastic Beach , announce the engagement of their daughter , Miss Carol Thompson , to Thomas Russo , son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Russo of Shirley. A February wedding is planned. Miss Thompson is employed by the Mastic Beach Delicatessen. Mr. Russo is emp loyed by the Dayton T. Brown Company of Copiague. NUPTIALS KIERNAN— McCORMICK The marriage of Miss Maureen McCornnck , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. McCormick of Flushing, to Dennis A. Kiernan , son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Kier- nan of Mastic Beach Road , Mastic Beach , took place at a nuptial mass December 2 in St. Nicholas of Tolentine R. C. Chui'ch , Jamai- ca. Father Kenny officiated at the double ring ceremony before the altar banked with baskets of white flowers. Given in marriage by her fa- ther , the bride wore a gown of white peau de soie whose floor- length bell skirt ended in a chapel train. The fitted bodice featured long sleeves and a scooped neck- line embroidered with seed pearls and paillets. Her three tiered shoulder-length veil of illusion was held in place b y a crystal and seed pearl crown. She carried a bouquet of white orchids and step- hanotis with a removable orchid corsage center. Mi's. Peggy McCormick o f Hicksville , a sister-in-law of the bride , was matron-of-honor. She wore a ballerina-length gown of emerald green satin , fashioned with a fitted bodice and bouffant skirt. Her headpiece and veil matched her gown and she carried a white fur muff decorated with red camellias and sprigs of green holl y. Mis. Barbara Tyma of Clifton , N. J., and Miss Geraldine Flynn of Elmont were the bridesmaids and were attired in gowns and muffs identical to that of the maid-of-honor. Robert O'Brien of East Patch- ogue was best man. The bride ' s brother , Thomas McCormick , Jr., of Flushing and John Mulholland of Mastic were ushers. The flower girl was Katherine McCormick , sister of the bride , who wore a ballerina-length dress of red satin fashionod with a round neck and cap sleeves and carried a white fur muff. A reception for 100 guests was held at Antoine ' s in Queens Vil- lage where a dinner was served. Following a two-week motor trip to the Poconos , the couple will take up residence at their new home on Washington Drive , Mas- tic Beach. The bride was employed as a secretary by Crane Incorporated of New York City. The bridegroom is a graduate oi Center Moriches High School , class of '56 , and served with the Coast Guard where he is now on reserve. He is employed by the Sperry Gyroscope Company, Lake Ronkonkoma. VENDETTI—ALLEN Miss Lorraine Frances Allen , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Allen of Patchogue, became the bride of Nicholas Thomat * Vendet- ti , son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vendetti of 465 Bay Avenue , Pat- chogue , at a nuptial mass at 11 a. m. November 23 in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Patchogue. The Rev. William Delaney officiat- ed in the presence of about 100 guests. The altar was decorated with white chrysanthemums and Mrs. Charlotte Gallo , organist , played the wedding selections and was soloist. Given in marriage by her fath - er , the bride wore a floor-length gown of satin and lace with moth - er-of-pearl and seed pearls on the bodice and the skirt. The gown had a lace chapel train. Her finger tip veil was held by a crown of seed pearls and she carried two white orchids and a cascade of stephanotis on a white missal. Mrs. Geraldine Trocchio of Man- orville was matron-of-honor. Her floor-length satin gown was leaf green and her headp iece was a matching large flower with a short veil. She carried a cascade bou- quet. The bridesmaids were Miss Ele- anor Vendetti of Patchogue , a sis- ter of the bridegroom , Mrs. Sue- carol Jones of Patchogue and Miss June Hartmann of Mastic Beach. Their bright rose-colored satin gowns were styled like that of the matron-of-honor and they wore a matching large flower with a short veil on their hair. They car- ried cascade bouquets. William Senia of Brooklyn was best man. Ihe u s hers were Vin- cent Longobardi of Brooklyn , John Trocchio of Manorville and Ray- mond Allen of Patchogue , a broth- er of the bride. A reception for 175 guests was held at the Suffolk County Re- publican Club in Blue Point. Mr. and Mrs. Vendetti left for a weeks honeymoon in Miami , Fla. They are now residing at 13 Hedges Avenue , East Patchogue. The bride attended Bayport High School. The bridegroom attended Patchogue Hi gh School and is now employed at Hill' s Warehouse in Farmingdale. The printed word carries the dignity and solemnity of the wed- ding ceremony when you select the expert craftsmanship of The Advance for your wedding invita- tions and announcements—always at budget prices. —Adv. 'Creative Minority ' Necessary to Meet America ' s Challenges Dr. Marshall E. Dimock Sunday called for a \ creative minority \ to meet today ' s challenges in the American society. The head of the All-University Department of Government at New York University spoke at an adult meeting of the Brookhaven Unitarian Fellowship in the Pat- chogue YMCA building. The ftle of his address was \The Chal- lenge to American Institutions. \ Three challenges , he said , were 1) To improve the nation ' s values and morality; 2) To stregthen our governing and economic insti- tutions, and 3) To explore univer- sal principles found in all institu- tions. Dr. Dimock , who was elected moderator in May of the Unitar- ian-Universalist Association , fol- lowing the formal merger of the American Unitarian Association and the Universalis Church of America , was introduced by Ed- ward Pearson , chairman of the Brookhaven fellowship. Samuel Ristich led the congre- gation in a \Common Prayer , \ in which he asked those present to \ come to this p lace to worship in spirit and in truth ; that is , intel- ligently, rationall y, with clear judgment , not prostrating your understandings , not renouncing the divine gift of reason ... \ Toynbee s Thesis The professor built his talk around the thesis of the historian, Arnold Toynbee. Dr. Toynbee ' .s position in his multi-volume work , \The Study of History, \ was that every society has a challenge and response. The survival of each so- ciety through the centuries of his- tory has depended , Dr. Dimock said , upon the response of a \ cre - ative minority, \ which provide-, leadership based upon a snarpened sense of responsibility. Dr. Dimock , who has a long rec- ord of public service and paitici- pation in liberal church ait^iis , expressed the belief that the Uni- tarian-Universalist Association in- cluded the type of person * who could contribute to that leadershi p \because they have tho righ„ re- lationship between intelli gence and values and thought and feeling. ' As a student an I professor of government , Dr. Dimick said that he had studied bur'Mticracy in government and industrial institu - tions. He urged chat the \ creative leadership, \ which Iv sough t , com- bine the organization noces-ai y * o a smooth - running bumaucracy with \ enterprise , \ as o.pic- ' -sc' d by the imaginative , explora t ory mind. At the meeting Mr. and Mrs. Ris- tich were the greeters. The hosts were Mrs. Grace Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tritsch. Here comes the bride! The strains of the wedding march will begin auspiciously when you accept the cheerfully given serv- ice of The Advance in your selec- tion of wedding invitations. Prin- ted , raised printing or engraving. —Adv. NEW LYWEDS are Mr. and Mrs. James L. Jolin^ who w ere mar- ried Saturday afternoon in the First Methodist Church , Port Jeffer- son. The bride is the former 3Iiss Linda Dale Borella of Coram. —Michael' s Studio Photo aummmmmmamUmmmmWmmmmw- aaaaaammm ^^ ¦aniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii liitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiMiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiMiiiiiMmHHiMmiintnMmiii^-g 1 TODAY IS THE LAST DAY [ t \ . ' } f ^ ^ L ^ _/ - -^L _ ~^ I I WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN NEXT THURSDAY'S LONG ISLAND ADVANCE Also Posted in Robinson ' s Store 1 TASTES BETTER — BECAUSE IT IS BETTER • Containers • Quart Bottles • Half Gallon Jugs j ! \W ashington A\enue — Oak Street , Patchogue = b a.m. - 10 p.m. Daily, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday p \ II L) M — ———^——— i ®1JJ? -Kmtg lalanu Aimattrt Women and their World aaa^__mma__ UUammmWmmaamW__maaM-mW Thursday, December 14 , 196 1 Page Three — Section Two Frances Johnson Riding through the streets ot Patchogue at ni g ht is like riding through an enchanted fairyland. Never have the streets seemed more lovel y and with the \ one side of the street\ parking, we have a better chance to see the won- derful decorations. The parking meters look very gay in their red and white stri pes , topped with dashing red bows and white acorns. And the clusters of tall red can- dles li ghting the way are beau- tiful symbols of the season. Of course Christmas wouldn 't be Christmas without the festive colored ligh ts and li g hted Christ- mas trees which always mean Christmas to all of us. In fact thanks to everyone who made it possible for our streets to look so \Christmasy \ on Christ- mas. And here is a reci pe that is as delightful as Christmas itself. It is a favorite of Mrs. John F. Barry of Sayville , who is one of the publicity chairman of the Woman ' s Club of Patchogue. Mrs. Barry and Mis. Anthony Palermo oi Patchogue are co-chairmen ot the club, it is for Holiday Pump- kin Chiffon Pie and is delicious. Holiday Pumpkin Chiffon Pie 3 beaten egg yolks 9i cup brown sugar (firml y packed) I Vz cups cooked or canned pumpkin a /2 cup milk Va teaspoon cinnamon h' i. teaspoon ginger Vi> teaspoon nutmeg 1 envelope unsweetened gelatin Vi cup cold water 3 stiffl y whi pped egg white s combined with Vi cup of granulated sugar. Combine egg yolks , brown su- gar , pumpkin , milk , salt and spices; cook in double boiler until tnick , stirring constantly. Soak gelatin in cold water , stir gently into hot mixture. Chill until part- l y set. Beat egg whites , add gran- ulated sugar and beat unti l stiff. Fold in the gelatin mixture and pour into baked p ie shell. Chill at least four hours before serving. At serving time , top with sweet- ened w r hipped cream and toasted coconut. Yields six to ei ght large portions. A Pinch of This and A Pinch of That Our Hair S tj le ^ of the Month i ' ^ ' ' *& ,.< It \, ' i f ^w^ S\ _f%* * ' \ J -*V v ,t y \ 1 UkW^ Lf m, . 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