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EASTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SAYVILLE CENTRAL ISLIP SAYVILLE CENTER MORICHES To Save Time and Make Money Phone GROVER 5-1 000 BY READING I M© «>dlOS DlOCK The Long Island Advance Th6 * T* uimi ' J*\\ , , pro,i f M « r T'* and advertisers with a weekly sstles \block\ on CLASSIFIEDS which items can be bou « ht » s o ld or tr a ded* vr .,, , V7TT T o A\/r- T-in/ir- The \block\ «» » of course , our classified adver- YOU WILL SAVE TIME tising pages which ^ more small ad8 each ry nr«i < T >» issue than any other Wie€kl y newspaper on the You Will Get RESULTS Sauth Shore of Long Island . And the Cost Is LOW During the past year nearly FIFTEEN THOUSAND of these small ads were printed in The Advance. Those who used them got results— 1. Want to buy a house? hundreds of tftem are steady advertisers. 2. Want to rent a farm? Why not send your ad in by m8a > phone m 3. Want to find a job ? j n person ? The cost is surprisingly low. 4. Want to hire some help? To insure publication, all classified ads must 5. Need som e used form equipment? m , . , _ , , _ n « _ be in The Advance oflBoe before 5 P. M. on 6. Want to sell or trade your car? Tuesday 7. Want to buy a boat? 8. Then try The Advance Classified All classified ads are payable in advance ex- Af a cepting for customers who have established credit. PRINTING? Why, Sure! Just Phone G Rover 5-1 000 Stationery Booklets Tickets Informals Pamphlets Business Cards Business Letters Announcements Posters Programs The Long Island Advance 20 Medfo rd Avenue Patchogue i PRESENTING CHECK for $500 to Harold Mc- Ewen , executive director of North Patchogue Youth Athletic Club , is Mrs. Mary Borella , treas- urer of club' s auxiliary, second from left , top row. Occasion was kick-off of \Operation Field. \ Looking on , seated left to right , are: Helen Bitt- ¦¦ ¦ ¦*-- : ** „.»« . , . .. . ! .W»M: . ,. PrP PPPUP PP' : ¦ * ¦3k^*WA r J. &£&& *:*£ ner , recording secretary ; Mrs. Mary Falco , vice president , and Mrs. Evelyn Goldfein , correspond - ing secretary. In top row , left to right , are : Charles Misch o , vice president , and Mrs. Ruth Anders on , president of Ladies ' Auxiliary. —Manle Leaf Photo Servir-A The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the ? North Patchogue Youth Athletic Club has launched \Operation Field\ at a recent meeting of the executive board. The ladies will endeavor to obtain five acres of j land in the North Patchogue area for the organization ' s Minor Lea- gue , Little League , Babe Ruth League , Connie Mack League and j Pop Warner Football Program. | Mrs, Ruth Anderson , auxiliary president , has announced that con- j tributions can be sent to the<i North Patchogue Youth Athletic Club , Post Office Box 629 , Pat- chogue , and should be marked \Operation Field. \ \This is a community project and the youngsters will be the beneficiaries , \ she stated. Upon receiving a check from the auxiliary, Harold J. McEwen , ex- ecutive director of the NPYAC , stated : \If this goal is achieved , >it will fulfill a drea m that we! have been living with since 1958. \ At present , he noted , the youth program is too spread out , ' each activity being held at a different site , which causes the overall ope- ration to lack close coordination. Duplication of work results , he said. Acquiring a long term lease of five acres of land would en- able the club to consolidate ope- rations , Mr. McEwen added. p - - ¦ i l___ - .. ' l I P ' ¦ \ - '' '¦ ¦ Operation Field' Gets Under Way By Roberta Lee <s Q. When guests are ushered in- to the dining room , should each one seat himself immediately at the table ? A. No. Everyone should stand quietl y at the place assigned to him by the hostess , and remain standing until the hostess seats herself. Q. What is the proper order of recession at the conclusion of a church marriage ceremony ? A. Just the reverse of how the party entered. The bride and bridegroom lead , followed by the maid-of-honor , the - bridesmaids , and the ushers. Q. Many of my friends , when they catch my eye in church , smile , bow , or wave their fingers at me , even though the service is going on . Is this good manners , A. Ordinaril y in church , you may smile at a friend — but never actually bow. And to wave the hand is in exceedingly bad taste. The scenes of the play take part in and around Bethlehem. The pa- geant will be narrated by George Brown , Jr., Nathan , a boy of Bethany, will be portray°d by James Rapalje. Judith , Nathan ' s mother , is Christine Credella; Sa- ra , a Judean woman , is Sharon Conner. A shepherd boy is played by Richard Gray, and three other shepherds by Bobby Gorman , Floyd Conner and Andrew Rodin- ni. Barbara Rapalj e portrays an angel , and Mary, the Mother of Jesus , is portrayed by Grace Gor- man. Members of the angel choir will be Joanne and Sharon Van Tassell , Sandra Mobley, Janet Tay- lor , Linda Goodheart , E lvera and Patricia Van Tassell and Dorothy and Rose Marie Brennan. After the pageant rites there will be a presentation of gifts by the Sunday School. The message of the Christmas service Sunday Morning will be \Christ' s Birthday \ and the sub - ject of the evening service will be \Thou Shalt Call His Name Jesus. \ There will be special mu- sic at both the morning and even- ing services. > Q. The man I am to marry is a widower , and I am a widow. What kind of wedding ceremony is in best taste for us , and should we have a reception , A. Your wedding ceremony, re- ligious or civil , should be small and tnformal — preferably with one attendant for each of you. Your reception , which is a social occa- sion , may be of any size you wish. Q. Is it considered more proper , when setting ,he dinner table , to put the buttr^ on one plate and pass it around — or to put it on individual bread-and-butter p ' ates ? A. Either way is correct. This is more a matter of convenience than of propriet y. Q. Should a man remove his hat while talking with a woman in the lobby of a hotel ? A. He certainl y shouM. Q. Should a man always allow the woman with him to ' precede him through a revolving door ? A. Yes. If the door happens to be whirling rapidly, he slows it down so that she may enter and go through with ease and safety. Q. Is it still considered neces- sary or proper that a woman speak fh'st when meeting a man on the street ? A. No. In fact , it is more usual for the man to smile and give the woman an indication that he has recognized her so that she may then bow to him. This is parti- cularly true in business contacts where it may be hard for a wo- man to remember all the men she meets during a busy week. Q. When drinking from a gob- let , how do you hold the goblet ? A. It is held firmly between thumb and forefinger at the junc- ' ure of the top of the stem and the bottom of the flared part of the goblet. Avoid spreading your whole hand around the flared top of the goblet. Q. I have spent a weekend visit ing the home of my fiance ' s pa- l ents in another city. How can I show my appreciation of their hos- i pitalit y? A. Your only real obligation is the \bread-and-butter \ letter. If! you want to go beyond this , you ' may send them some kind of gift for use in their home. I Modern Etiquette W Gifts of gold . ,. x } , — ._ . ..ti p ¦*?¦*;¦\>'*¦'iinn iiiiiirtiruuii rywtteM / | &14 KARAT GOLD I ljk TIE TACKS i The center of attraction for every wel l dressed man! Meticu- lously crafted in hand-engraved , textured and tailore d designs. So desirable, so beautifully pack- aged in an elegant presentation gift box. KALLER 'S Jewelry Store Dependable Service Since 1899 OPEN EVENINGS TI LL CHRISTMAS 30 E. Main St., Patchogue , N. Y. GRov er 5-2002 Continued from page 1 , this section at 9 and 10:30 a. m. Both the Senior and the Junior choir (the latter will appear in their new robes for the first time) will sing. The pastor will preach on the topic. \Comfort from the Cradle. \ Christmas eve services will be held Sunday at 8:30 and 10:30 p. in. Mrs. Adam Scesny, organist and director , is playing for her prelude. \Jesu. Joy of Man ' s De- siring \ , by Bach and for her post- lude , \Lord' s Prayer \ , by Bach. The Senior choir will sing \Re- joice All Ye Believers . \ \Break Forth , O Beauteous , Heavenly Light\ and \There were Shep- herds. \ The Men ' s chorus will sing \Good Christian Men. \ The Juni- or choir will sing \O Christ Child Sweet\ and \Away in a Manger. \ The soloists will be Miss Muriel Hollnra n singing \Receive your Messiah\ ; Christian Best , \The Shepherds \ , and Miss Marv Kiefer \My Heart Ever Faithful\ . Dr. Redelfs ' sermon theme will be \A Star and a Song In The Night\ . < : : ' : :: ' METHODIST CHURCH The Patchogue Methodist Church will hold special Christ- mas services of worship Sunday at 11 a. m. and 11 p. m. The morning hour will include anthems by the three choirs of the church. The Senior choir will sing, \There Were Shepherds , \ by Vincent , under the direction of Howard Hallock. The Youth choir , newly organized and directed by Mrs. Geri Sheridan , will sing \Dona Nobis , Pacem. \ The Juni- or choir , organized this year by Mrs. Sandra Henderson , will pre- sent a scriptual choric reading of Luke 2 , and sing the familiar \I Wonder As I Wander , \ Herbert Hannan , organist , will plav \The Christ Child. \ by Hailing. \Re- joice Greatly. \ by Karg-Ehrt , and \Toccata and Fugue in D Minor \ by Bach. The Rev. Donald W. Hamblin , pastor , will preach on the topic , \This Holy Ni ght. \ For the 11 p. m. Christmas Eve candlelight service , Albert Halli- well , tenor , will sing \O Holy Night , \ by Adam , and Mrs. Mari- lyn Hawkins will sing the sopra- no solo , \Gesu Bambino , \ by Yon. Mr. Hannan ' s selections on the or- gan will be: \Picard y \ by Noble , \The Pastoral Symphony \ by Han- del , and \Festival Toccata \ by Fletcher. The congregation will join the pastor in telling the Christmas Story, beginning with the prophecies , to the narratives ^MMM a^aMMHMMMUlMMMH Mi of Jesus , birth , with contempla- tion and interpretation in reading and song. «!• ; t- ; 1 ; EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH Christmas eve service for chil- dren is at 7 p. m. in Emanuel Lutheran Church. To impress the true observance of Christmas on the minds of the congregation and the children , there will be a rep- lica of the Christmas manger in the church and at a designated point in the service the children will file past it and leave their gift for Jesus on His Birthday. The children of the nursery, kin- dergarten and primary grades wil sing \In a Lowly Mangel* , \ \Away in a Manger , \ \Two Lit- tle Eyes \ and will recite in uni- son with motions , \Christmas Trees. \ The Christmas eve service is at 11 p. m. The top ic is \The Christ- mas Story. \ : ' : H: i * : ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Christmas services at St. Paul' s Episcopal Church on Rider Ave- nue will begin at 11 p. m. Christ- mas eve with a service of carols, followed by the Blessing of the Creche and Solemn Holy Eucha- rist celebrated by the Rev. Rich- ard C. Chapin , rector. The Rev. E. A. W. Harrington Wilson , rector emeritus , will be the dea- con. The liturgy will be sung in the Missa Mariales plainsong and the choir , under the direction of Miss Elaine Phipps , will sing \Shepherds Loud Their Praises Singing. \ Mrs. Charles T. Koop is the organist. On Christma s day, the Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at 9 a. m. and 10 a. m. The Junior choir will lead the sing ing of the i liturgy and hymns at the latter service. The Church School Christmas service and party will be held at 3 p. m, December 27. There will be the Blessing of dolls and toy vehicles. Children will bring gifts for shut-ins. j l ; -I ; FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Christmas service will be held in the First Baptist Church at 11 a. m. Sunday when the Rev. John E. S outhard , pastor , will bring a Christmas Message. The choir will sing the anthem with Gregory Sherwin , soloist. Miss Emma Kal- ler is organist. At the evening service at 7:15 p. m., the choir will present the Christmas story in song entitled , \What Child Is This?\ The choir is under the direction of Charles Colgan. The Sunday School will conduct its Christmas exercises at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday for the nursery, be- ginner and primary departments. On Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. the Sunday School will conduct its Christmas exercises for all de- partments from the Junior Depart- ment up. rf: :H A ST. FRANCIS de SALES R. C. CHURCH On Christmas eve masses are at midnight at St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church. High Mass will be in the church and Low T Mass in the hall. Doors will be open at 11:30 p. m. Masses on Christmas day will be in the church at 7 , 8 , 9 , 10:15 and 11:15 a. m. and 12:30 p. m. * * * OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL R. C. CHURCH At Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. C. Churc h , Christmas carols are at 11:45 p. m. Christmas eve Solemn Mass is at 12 midnight in the church. Low Mass will be at 12 midnight in the parish hall. On Christmas day masses are at 6:15 , 7 , • 8 , 9, 10 , 11 a. m. and 12:45 p. m. High Mass is at 11 a. m. •U •!• ; T. CHURC H OF THE NAZARENE The annual Christmas program for the Patchogue Church of the Nazarene newly located at the | corner of Annanias and Franklin J Street s will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Joyc e Hedberg is in charge of the pro gram. [ The service includes: opening ' hymn , \It Came Upon The Mi dnifht Clear \ ; p ra y er , the Rev. Robert Rapalje ; scripture reading, Isa. 9:6-7 , Ronnie May; recitation , \A Welcome \ , Cindy Lewis; recitation , \In a Manger , \ oy the Nursery class , Vickilyn Sparks , Norma Jean Gerard , Lin- da Salzma n and Randy Dixon; re- citations: \Help Me To Remem- ber , \ Cindy Shirley; \In My Heart , \ Timmy Sparks ; \Jesus ' Birthday, \ Billy Champlin; \A Lullab y \ , Darlene Steen. An exercise , \The Christmas Star \ , Jeffrey Lewis , Idamae Con- ner , Kim Crevoiserat , Denise Good- heart , Ricky Sparks , Renee Good- heart; recitations: \Others , \ Ca- rol Walsh; \The Stars \ , Steward Nanry; \My Christmas Wish\ , Bruce Nanry ; solo , \No Room In The Inn \ , Mrs. Robert Rapalje ; an exercise , \Birthday Gift For Jesus \ , Nancy O'Donnell , Kathy Hedberg, Katrina Van Tassell and Linda Goodheart; recitations: \Ye Are The Light\ Sheldra Lee ; \Wrapping Presents \ , Rose Ma- rie and Catherine Brennan; \Best of AH\ , Deborah Shirley; an ex- ercise , \A Row of Christmas Can- dles \ , Billy Welsh , Ronnie Crevoi- serat , Kevin Dixon , Steven Gara- fola , Buddy Champlin and Tony Garafola. Recitations: \Why We ' re Here \ , George DeFazio; \Seek and Find\ , Chester Steen; \Thanks \ , Ronnie Carter; \Message of The Star ' , Robert Steen ; \A Christmas Tele- gram \ , Tyronne Carter; an exer- cise , \The Littl e Manger Road , \ Vincent Sparks , Kevin Walsh , Thomas Nanry, Edward Shirley; an exercise , \Star of Bethlehem \ , Allan Karstend'k , Wesley Nobels and Warren Karstendik; an exer- ise , \Seeing Christ In Christ- I mas \ , Doroth y Brennan , Sharon Van Tassell , Sandra Mobley, El- | vera and Patricia Van Tassell , Brenda Champlin; a play, \Gifts For The King \ , Shepherds , Tom- t my Brown , Michael Welsh , Robert Falow , Robert Nanry, Mickey and John Moore , Donald Crevoiserat , Kenny Hedberg; Angels , Virginia DeFazio , Brenda Champlin , Pat- ricia and Elvera Van Tassell and Dorothy Brennan; offering, The Christmas offering will go to the fund of the church for retired min- isters; Hymn , \Joy To The World\ At the close of the Sunday school program the Young Peoples Society will present a pageant en- titled: \Stranger In Bethlehem. \ Christmas Rites 3ipillllll«» ll \ l, \ lm|im,,llim \ ,l,,l,,|l,m B ^L\t? ^ i&t ^ v ^twf ¥ / / i ( '\^ K X f __ w ' \mm & = Im Ac ^ *«* W' ^'*to &£*' ' fe» —%. ** =5 I SWEZ EY FUEL CO., INC. | HEATING OILS (CSSO) OIL BURNERS | I Complete \WATCHDOG 0 Oil Heat Service | I For Happy Heatin g jj I PORT JEFFERSON PATCHOGUE [ I HR 3-5500 GR 5-0270 I illfflllllllllllfllillillllilllllillll ^
