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Engagements Mr. and Mrs . .Tamos Maler of l-l ' i Patchosiue Avenue , East Pat- chogue. announce the merit en- gagement of their daughtei , Flo- Anvs Florence .lean Maler lence Jean , to Kc nnelli Fiank Weiuer . MHI of Mi. and .M r- Mil - ton Wenger of 87 West Masem Square. East Patchotuie. The weddin u date is -ct for Feluuarv 10. 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin William Nystrom of Brookhaven . announce the pnuayement of tb'u r daughter . Miss Nancy Carol Nystrom . to liaj, inond T. Mac- Lean, son of Mi . and Mi- . Raymond R. MacLean of Bellpoit. Miss Nanc> Carol NjMrom Miss Nystiom is - A i> raduuate of Bell poit Hiuh School and Svr.t- uise Univei sit\ . Siie is teaching at the Hampton A\cnue St hool in Bellport. Mr. Mac Lean was yj adunted fiom Bellpoit Hiuh School. He is employed as first deputy clerk of the Supreme Court at Riverhead. An eail y Summer' w edding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Dugan of 27 Ocean Avenue , Blue Point , Miss Patricia Dugan — Michael' - , Studio announce the engagement of their '¦ v- ' i tii . Patricia Killeen to Gus Poulos , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Poulos of 19 Pine Boulevard , Pat- chomie. Miss Dugan attended Bayport High School and is employed as a secretary by the law office of Pel let rea u & Pelletiean , Patch- ogue. Mr. Poulos attended Patchogue H?gh School and Hofstra College and served in the Air Force. He is emp loyed as an accountant by \i he Union Sa\iiu> -> Bank oi* Pat- chogue. A Fall wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Keller- man of 7(50 Hoffni'in A\enue , Bell- port , announce the engagement of their daughter , Miss Edna May Kellerman , to Richard A. Majes- t ; c , son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony B. Majestic of Pine Street , Brook- haven. Miss Kelkrman was graduated from Bellport High School , class Miss Edna May Kellerman of 1957 , and is presently atten- ding Suffolk County Community College in Selden. Her fiance also graduated from Bellport High School, class of 1958 , and has attended R.C.A. In- stitutes in Manhattan , graduating in 1960. He is presently attending Suffolk County Community Col- lege in Selden and is employed at the Brookhaven National Labora- tory, in their physics department. A late April wedding is being planned. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. John- son of Druid Hill Avenue , Salis- bury, Md., have announced the engagement of their daughter , Constance Kay, to Sp.4 John Howard De Mott , USA. He is the Miss Constance Kay Johnson son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. De Mott of Bayport. Miss Johnson , a 1958 graduate of Wicomico Senior High School , is student teaching in Sudbrook High School, Sudbrook. Md. She will receive a bachelor of arts de- gree in English from Western Maryland College , Westminster , in June. Mr. De Mott is a 1958 gradu- ate of Sayville High School and attended Western Maryland Col- lege. He is presently stationed with the 101st Airbourne Division at Fort Campbell , Kentucky. A June wedding is planned. Your friends will know good taste and skilled workmanship have been embodied in the wed- ding invitations you order from The Advance—at budget p rices. —Adv. 0 Santa Sa ys : J \Every bod y has a JIL birthday and / ^ % Christmas is the day C x^^V^ to g ive a birthstone \ %$m$MM j -ffi ^t w \ ___ t _______ tt4 __ v __ r _____ w '/ __ a L 1 f ilifv vSflp^V&^Sl^^^k. synthetic gemstones , for boys .^ \^^m^^ m^^^^^^m^^^_ \\_ W j ^^^^ wjr ^8fe^ ^^HH j^^'^w^ A^HP^ ^^HH H IB H 2^ZII3^S H BBBP^^ ^^^mWSW^WmW ^ m mmWmmmmWBaWtmm-. ^H Un^T *ny - iiiiwEiliHiIlk ^P^ _ ____ t __ m _ _ i _____ m4mmmmmmWf ^^f ^^^^km-. ^m^^_y^^y^^^__\____ ^^^m^Bmmmaimam^^^^mmmmWmmm ^^ ^mmmmt9tz 'y 2rj$_ Wf o k _. ^^ mm WSS^SSmmmW ^ ^WammWlMJ^^Bmmmmm* *- ^^SMTW B P^ mm% - ^W^BwBS mMaSil ^BBr ^^Wammommr ^ ^nr%W. ^^WW^^W ^BW ^H ^tW\mwWm\mmm ^^ —- ^^Qmmmmmmr ^ mmmmmmmmmmmmWW ^W aaammmmamm-. ^^HtejBHflHP^ ^KKEpr *$yniheik Gemsione . ^HKuHr ^ V ^ ^WmmmlamW^ ^p pK An especiall y meaning ful g ift , the recipient' s own birfhsfonel And if he or she alread y has a birthstone ring, wh y not match it with a brooch , earrings or cuff-links? Rings , $10 to $500; other birth- stone jewelry, $8 to $200. Prices INCLUDE Federal tax ' \ EASY PAYMENTS INVITED ^^ p* * Jlt6^@JtiM __ ffoAfy ^&ffWJt£>)#A *** t ^ T \ j ^ ^JT \S ^Wr ^^Ay W^/\^^ ^L/T _ 9 THE KNOWN NAME , / M THE KNOWN QUALITY PATCHOGUE , N. Y. RIVERHEAD , N. Y. REGISTERED JEWELER \£ $p) AMERICAN 6EM SOCIETY J NOTES ON NUPTIALS SINNIGER—RIPEL Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Lake Ronkonkoma was the scene of a Winter wedding at 12 noon Saturday when Miss Rosemary Karel Ri pel , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peter Ripel of Acorn Lane , Stony Brook , became the bride of Joseph Owen Sinniger , son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Sin- niger of Harcourt Avenue , Smith- town. The Rev. William Gotwald officiated before the altar decora- ted with white chrysanthemums and white poinsettia. The reserved pews had bows of white sati n rib- bon and lily-of-the-valley. Richard Benson , church organ- ist , p layed the wedding music and accompanied the soloist , Mrs. Don- ald Gilzinger. The choir of Holy Cross , of which the bride was a member , also sang. The bride , who was given in marriage by her father , wore a gown of Chantilly lace made with a bouffant skirt and a fitted bod ice with long sleeves and a square scalloped neckline trimmed with sequins. Her full fingerti p veil of French illusion was attached to a crystal crown . She carried an old - fashioned bouquet of small and large chrysanthemums. Miss Annette Campbell of Mas- sapequa Park was maid-of-honor. The Misses Barbara and Karel Ripel of Stony Brook , sisters of the bride , were bridesmaids. Miss Campbell wore a cocktail-length gown of green velvet made with a bouffant skirt and a fitted bodice with three-quarter length sleeves , a scoop neckline and satin bands at the waistline. Her headpiece was a white fur halo and she car- ried an old-fashioned bouquet of white chrysanthemums and holly. The gowns worn by the brides- maids were fashioned like the maid-of-honor ' s but were Christ- mas red. They also wore white fur halos and had the same bouquets. Ronald Chamberlin of Lake Ronkonkoma was best man. Rob- ert McLaren of Smithtown and Richard Benske of Melville were the ushers. Following the wedding cere- mony, a reception for 275 guests was held in the church parlor of Holy Cross. When Mr. and Mrs. Sinniger re- turn from their wedding trip to Jamaica and Nassau , where they went by plane , they will make their hom e in Lawrenceville , N. J. The bride attended Freeport High School and graduated from Port Jefferson High School. She was employed by Hazeltine Elec- tronics in Plainview. The bridegroom is a graduate of Kings Park High School. He attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology and graduated from Brooklyn Pol ytechnic Institute where he also received his master ' s degre e in electronics. He is em- ployed by Radio Corporation of America Laboratories in Prince- ton. TenHOOPEN—PETERSEN Miss Inge Louise Petersen , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Pe- tersen of Valley Stream , was mar- ried to Jon R. TenHoopen , son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. TenHoopen of Patchogue , November 25 at Holy Name of Mary Church , Val- ley Stream. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John J. Gorman , who was formerly at St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , in Patchogue. The bride was escorted by her father. She wore a gown of ivory peau de soie having long sleeve s and a full skirt terminating in a train. The bodice was embellished with Alencon lace. Her tiered veil was attached to a small crown of orange blossoms and she carried a cascade of orchids and rO'Ses. Miss Linda Petersen , sister of the bride , was the maid-of-honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Chris- tine TenHoopen , the bridegroom ' s sister , Mrs. Richard A. Cook of Norfolk , Va., and Mrs. Albert Trabold of Seaford. All the atten- dants wore dress-leng th sheaths ol turquoise de-Iustered satin , having panelled overskirts , and wore matching bows in their hair. They carried baskets of yellow and bronze chrysanthemums and grapes. John Walsh of Patchogue was the best man. The ushers were Charles Adams and James Haver- ty of Patchogue and Braden Mech- ley of Cincinnati. A reception for 125 guests was held at the Park Restaurant in Franklin Square. The couple have returned from a wedding trip to Miami Beach , Fla., and are residing in Kew Gar- dens. The bride is a graduate of Val- ley Stream Central High School and the Berkeley School in New York City. Mr. TenHoopen is a graduate of Seton Hall High School and the College of the Holy Cross , Wor- cester , Mass., class of 1958. ZAHN—HUGHES Mrs. W. Gordon Turner of Brooklyn announces the marriage of her daughter , Valerie Turner Hughes , to H. Keith Zahn at the home of the bridegroom ' s sister , Mrs. G. Scanlon in Binghamton , December 15. Mrs. Zahn of Bellport is the wi- dow of Dr. D. J. Hughes , formerly a senior scientist at Brookhaven National Laboratory. She is a graduate of Parker Collegiate In- stitute of Brookl yn and St. Law- rence University. Mr. Zahn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Zahn of Potsdam. He is a graduate of Clarkson College of Technology and is currently af- filiated with Boeing Aircraft in Wichita , Kan., where the couple will reside. j LAKE HOU SE ] ; Extends \ | Ifoltu aij (gmttttg* \ Celebrate With Us On New Year ' s Eve \ \ OPEN HOUSE | \ Reservations—Lt 9-1124 Closed Christmas J \ Montauk Hwy. (Route 27A) West Sayville , N. Y. \ >-- . - .-~.--.- *----~-~~------ ~~-~~~ - - * -± ~> --~ - ^ ~— - ~*~ -\£-* -ii -- > - ¦ £¦- ¦£¦¦£• - ~ - ~ < - ¦*- ¦ - L< CLUB N EWS SENIOR LADIES' AID At a meeting of the Senior Ladies ' Aid Society held Decem- ber 13 , at Emanuel Lutheran Church the following officers were elected for the ^coming year: Mes- dames Ella Oeser , president; Jean Nulty, vice president; Florence Hollwe g, recording secretary ; Hazel Howden , assistant recording secre tary; Augusta Bouquet , fi- nancial secretary ; Amelia Moger , treasurer; Rosa Wohr , Lola Park- er and Hazel Howden , trustees. The Rev. Daniel Fiehler , pastor , gave a 15 m ' nuto talk on the birth of our Savior , and the true meaning of Christmas , which was \ ery interesting. Many useful articles were col- lected by the Senior Ladie- ' and will be ' sent to the Wartburg Home For The Aged , for their Christmas. Plans were made for a Christ- mas party for the society and their friends to be held December 27 , with luncheon at 1 p. m. There w ill be an exchange of gifts The hostesses for this meeting were Mrs. Freda Holzer and Mrs. Helen Siemen. PATCHOGUE SOROSIS The Patchogue Sorosis met De- cember 13 for its traditional Christmas part y with a large number present. The Christmas program was under the direction of Mrs. Henry Haab. Stories were told of the Christmas caiol-. follow ed by Tne singing of that carol. Some of the carols were group singing and a few were solos. Those taking part in the story telling were Mesdames Paul Bassett , James Winans, George Breuker , Fred Syrett , Lawrence Glover and Lammert Redelfs. The pianist was Miss Rose Kirk. The Christmas program was followed bv the exchanging of gifts . The hostesses were Mesdames living S. Hawk' ns , Arthur E. Hallock , Frank Pan 'iciaticho and Kris Kii. -doffersen. § MILLIE'S BEAUTY SALON fi SPECIAL for the HOLIDAYS ^gfeT| <H LAMA R Permanent Wave $10 @$ 9gM H SOFTI E FREDERICK $12.50 W9W £ >S • HAIRCUTS OUR SPECIALTY • ^H& 4&B ]|§ 123 HEDGES ROAD , EAST PATCHOGUE V* ' / 1 gfc G Rover 5-9406 VJ/ | For the Holibatjs enjo y rich, creamy EVANS f Ul I m^w\ ' 1 ftf&^A A i TO r v ^lp § BBS n=^ fitimf / /M ' NON -ALCOHOLIC Old-fashioned flavor Seasoned j ust r ight' EVANS^DAI RY mptr wmw mm 3-6020 $$« 6-8500 W^ ,u 4m Up PHARMACY S M W MEPfOID Mm \ j jflSa MTCHOSUi , HfW TOia ' Phone PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED GRover 5-2285 SODA -- DRUGS Everything for the Baby , CLOSED SUNDAYS NEWLYWEDS are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Batt of Shirley. They were married recentl y in St. Joseph' s R. C. Church , Lake Ronkonkoma. The Rev. Charles Curley of Brooklyn officiated. The bride is the former Miss Patricia Ann Walsh of Lake Ronkonkoma. See our complete selection of tfj ^- fresh , delicious §fe~^% KuAA£i& Sieve*, l^^^jUl CANDIES MONTAUK DRUG CO. Cor . So. Ocean Ave. and West Main Street , Patchogue GRover 5-0118 Ij Frances Johnson || In case you need to make that extra batch of cookies—that is in case the youngsters have eaten the very last one—or perhaps it was your husband who found that secret hiding p lace. Anyway, just in case all the cookies have disappeared excep t the rows of Christmas g ift ones in their gay Christmas wrapp ings —well , you 'll just have to mak e a few more. This recipe is an especially fine one because you can spread it in a pan , sprinkle with red or green suga r or those delightful little candies , and when baked just cut in squares—and there you are. And in the language of recipes my heartfelt good wishes for \A Happy, Happy Christmas , \ from my kitchen to yours. Cookies 1 cup shortening 1 cup sugar V_ cup sour milk 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 cups flour 1 teaspoon soda x /_ teaspoon salt 2 cups oatmeal (quick ) Cream sugar and shortening— sift flour , soda and salt—add to creamed mixture alternatel y with sour milk ; add vanilla then add oatmeal. Chill overnight or for several hours. Divide chilled dough in half— roll one part out thin to cover cookie sheet or large pan. Cover with apple butter or your favor- ite jam. Roll out second half and place over app le butter or jam. Bake in quick oven cut in squares. There ' s no Pap°r Like the Local Pap6r — The Advance delivered to your home every week in the year for only $5. Snbscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the Cffcffftffdfi Manager. —Adv. 9Wmmmmwa^mammamammwmm ^zmmmmmmmmmm%mmaawmm mmamm A Pinch of This and A Pinch of That mv iimaaaamammiiaammamaammMmaammaaaamm*aaammammmmamm0maamam— mmmm *mammm ^mmm.mm— ^mmm— ^ $if ? ffinng Inland Aimattrr Women and their World t . — ¦ T i ¦ i n i Pdge , tyb — Section two Thursday, December 21 , 1961
