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Centereach and Lake Grove Mrs. Ethel Smith. JU 8-S752 MARRIED COUPLES CLUB The Married Couples Club of the Fiist Congregational Church of New Village he 'd their meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Jensen of Smithtown. At this time they held their Christmas party with the exchanging of gifts in Chinese Christmas style. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abramsen , the Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Delena , Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jensen , Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Jensen , Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Farrell , Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lu- brich , Mr. and Mrs. William Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Exstrom , Mr. and Mrs. Jame s Trappen , Mr. and Mrs. Werner Katzenberger , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rozinek , Mi* , and Mrs. Joseph Monteleone. Mrs. Trappen read the Christ- mas story and Mrs. Williams sang several so ' os , after which refresh- ments were served. HOME EXTENSION The Lake Grove - Centereach Home Extension unit held its Christmas party and luncheon in the Wedgewood room of the Elk Hotel in Port Jefferson December 19 , with thirty-two ladies atten- ding. The committee , Mi*s. Kay l»urr anil Mrs . Marie Bailey, dis tributed the Christmas gifts which were placed in a large red box with a green ribbon. » Decorations were a large white Christmas tree and small bouquets of Christmas greens and colored balls on the tables. After the gifts were g iven out the committee put on a fashion show with the following members , Mesdames Clare Doyle , Marie Bailey, Lillian Krejnicky, Helen Farrugia , Fannie Gimourginas , Irma Moger , Eileen Goenner , Kay Burr and Ann Haunss modeling their fur stoles, coats and hats and wool dresses they had made this year in classes. Other members attending were Mesdames Doris Hardies , Jennie Christofedes , Isabel Sullivan. Ter- ry Gehm , Beatha Zeisberg, Lucille Anello . Pauline Nordmark , Made- line Sauer . Marie Brandt, Marie Holm , Elsie Reynolds , Mildred Cosby, Dolores Weber , Mary Schmid , Elizabeth Oliver , Betty Lapossy, Wilhelmina Seaman , Minna Schramm , Mae Larocco , Ethel Smith , Sadie Ceo , Marie Wright and Miss Edna Landers. PIONEER GIRLS On Thursday the Pioneer Girls , Pilgrem group, with their leaders , Mrs. Bea Abramsen , Mrs. Esther Moll , and assistant helpers , Mrs. Rose Ilaugli and Mrs. Grace Rain- ing, sang Christmas carols to the patients in the Smithtown General Hospital , after which they retur- ned to the Sunday School building of the First Congregational Church of New Village , where they held their Christmas party. The week before the group held their Encampment meeting at which the following girls received their badges: Kitchen badge — Linda Haugli , Eileen Nardiello , Eileen Rodeing, Karen Salvate , Kathy Watts. Ruth Ann Barczik , Joyce Haining, Jerry Godshall; Handcraft badges — Karen Olsen , Melody Kahrau , Linda Haugli , Joyce * Haining and Bai*bara Mc- Cuen; Nature badges — Karen Ol- sen; Sewing badges — Linda Haugli ; Loyalty badge — Donna Reed. Two g irls received their Voyager Rank badges , Barbara McCuen and Karen Olsen. About 25 girls , 8 years old and in the third and fourth grades, are in this group. Mrs. Agnes Corey of Oak Street became a grandmother again last week when her son-in-law and daug hter , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weick of Bay Shore , became the parents of a daug hter , Donna Lea. The couple have two other child- ren. The Secret Pal Club held their Christmas party by having dinner Thursday at Herbie ' s Restaurant in Lake Ronkonkoma. At this time secret pals were revealed and Christmas presents exchanged. Those attending ' were Mesdames Julius Hahn , Percy Peters , Alma Wendel , Foster Overton. Albert Reynolds , George Kennedy. Sr., George Bingay and A 'vi n Smith. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Centereach Fire Department held their regular meeting at the fire- house on December 18 with Mrs. Marie Connell , president , presid- ing. Sixty-one members were pres- ent. After the regular business , a Christmas party was held with Santa Claus , in the person of Mrs. Marie Bekuhrs , giving out the presents. The following refresh- ment committee , officers of the auxiliary, then served the ladies a Christmas supper. The commit- tee were Mesdames Marie Connell , Jean Muller , Adele Hauch , Olga Trelewicz , Arleen Seiberlich , Jean Schneider , Katherine Gallart , Joy- ce Schor , Mary Cornelius , Marie Bekuhrs , Margaret Kennedy, Irene Cataldo. Katherine Carney and Helen Kleinjung. Special prizes were awarded to Mesdames Jean Schneider , Helen Lewandowski , Ruth McLaughlin and Arlene Sei- berlich. Mr. and Mrs. James Zipp of El- liot Avenue are parents of their second child , a daughter , Robin Edith , weighing 5 pounds , 1 ounce and born December 16 at Brook- haven Memorial Hospital. Little Robin must remain at the hospital until after Christmas or until she gains a few more pounds. The cou- ple have a son , Michael , one year old. Taxpayers in the local fire dis- trict will be voting on a $20 , 000 referendum for the purchase of a new ambulance for the emergency lelief squad on January 5. Voting will be from 7 to 10 p. m. in the firehouse. George Edward s of Elliot Ave- nue was rushed to Mather Memor- ial Hospital Thursday night and underwent an emergency appen- dectomy. He is improving nicely. The First Congregational Church of New Village has Sunday School at !):45 a. m., worship at 11 a. m., Youth Fellowship at 6:30 j). :n., gospel service at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Prayer and Bible Study hour is at 8 ' p. m. Wednesday. A Watch-night service will be held on New Year ' s eve at which a film, \A Cry in the Night , \ will be shown and refreshments served. The Centereach Community Church ho 'ds Sunday School at 10 a. m. Worship at 11:15 a. m. and Westminster Fellowship at 6:30 p. m. Sunday. The Centereach Mennonite Church holds worship at 10 a. m., Sunday School at 10:45 a. m., gos- pel service at 7:45 p. m. Sunday. Bible study hour is at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday with a special class for young people. Confirmation classes are canceled for the holi- days. Our Savior Lutheran Church holds Sunday School at 9 a. m. and worshi p at 8 and 10:30 a. m. Sunday. The confirmation classes and adult education Bible group meetings are cancelled for the holidays. St. AndreAv ' s Reformed Episco- pal Church has Sunday School at 10 a. m., worshi p at 11 a. m. with morning prayer and sermon , evening prayer and sermon at 8 p. m. Sunday, Avith a special New Year ' s Eve service. Evening prayer and Bible study is at 8 p. m. with hymn practice at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday. The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary R. C. Church holds masses at 7. 8 , 9. 10:30 and 11:30 a. m. and 12:30 p. m. Sunday. A daily mass is at 8 a. m. The printed word carries the dignity and solemnity of the wed- ding ceremony when -you select the expert craftsmanshi p of The Advance for your wedding invita- tions and an90uncements—-always at budget prices. —Adv. Meeting Schedule of BROOKHAVEN TOWN BOARD (Town Trustees ) For month of JANUARY TUESDAY JAN. 2 TUESDAY JAN. » TUESDA Y JAN. 16 TUESDAY JAN. 23 TUESDAY JAN. 30 Town Board Meetings Start at 11 a.m. Town Trustees ' Meetings j Start at 3 p.m. At Town Hall 205 South Ocean A venue Patehogue , N. Y. PUBLIC IS ALWAYS WELCOME LIIJ-M - »_l--»^-W-» _»_ M> ^ M_ «-^-^- «-^-M _«_ M- _ M «_^__ _|^W a_ « Gordon Heights M M . Alberta Beach. SElden 1-S7M FIRE DEPT. AUX. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Gordon Heights Fire Department sponsored a Christmas party for all the children of this community yesterday at the Firehouse on Hawkins Avenue. Mesdames Emmer McNeese , Ter- ry Davis , Preston Wemys, Esther Wilson. Oletha Oden and Gladys Hylton were the committee in charge. A well attended roast beef din- ner and demonstration was held last Saturday night at the Fire- house. Proceeds are to equip the kitchen with utensils. Mrs. Alberta Beach is president. * * • • ' - A Christmas tree part y and program was sponsored by the Sunday school of the Mary AME Zion Church Tuesday nig ht. Mrs. Ada Bray and Brother Nathan Johnson were in charge. The Rev. Elliott Travalee is pa stor. The Mount Olivet Baptist Churc h Sunday school presented a Christ- mas pageant 7 p. m. Sunday. Dea- con Moore was in charge. The Rev. Virginia Myers , pastor. Mesdames Mary Augustine , Cor- ene Ruff in , Louise Hall , Jacquelin Molone and Mr. and Mrs. Wood- row Wilson attended the dinner last Tuesday night at the Charles E. Walters School , Yaphank , spon- sored by the Parent-Teacher As- sociation. Mesdames Annie Henry, Jacque- lin Molone , Corene Ruffin and Mary Augustine attended the Christmas play Thursday at the Charles E. Walters School. CHURC H' NEWS At the Ebenezer Sabbath Day Church , services are as follows : Sabbath school is held at 11 a. m., followed by divine worship at . p. m. Young people ' s meeting is held at 4 p. m. Saturday. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Wednes- day. Sunday activities are Sunday school , at 10 a. m.. followed by di- vine worshi p at 11:45 a. m. Bible Class is held at 8 p. m. Tuesday with Elder John White in charge. The Mary AME Zion Church services are as follows : Sunday school is held 10 a. m., followe d by divine worship at 12 noon. Young people ' s meeting is held at 6 p. m. with Brother Nathan Johnston in charge. Bible Class is held at 8 p. m. Wednesday. At the Church of God in Christ , services are as follows : Sunday school is held at 10 a. m., followed by divine worship at 12 noon and 8 p. m. Sunday. The Community Bap tist Church services are as follows : Sunday school is held at 10 a. m., followed by divine worship at 12 noon. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Wednesday and choir rehearsal is held at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. At St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church Sunday, a Fam- ily Eucharist and Sunday school are at 8:45 a. m. The Second Mon- day Church Women Association is held at 7 p. m. The Gordon Heights Seventh Day Adventist Church services are as follows : Sabbath school is held at 9:45 a. m., Home Mission at 10:45 a. m., divine worship, at 11:45 a. m. Young people ' s meet- ing is held at 4 p. m. Lightbearers Club is held at 5 p. m. and Vesper Services are held at 5:30 p. m. Sunday activities are Path- finders Club at 3 p. m., Evange- listic services , at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. in. Wed- nesday. Mount Olivet Baptist Church services are as follows: Sunday school is held at 10 a. m., followed by divine worship at 12 noon and 8 ' p. m. Bible Class is held at 8 p. m. Tuesday and prayer meet- ing is held at 8 p. m. Friday. COMMONWEALTH CLUB The British Commonwealth Club will hold a meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the Patehogue Electric Lig ht Company office , 448 East Main Street . Patehogue. Membership has been extended to include girls of other foreign nationality . New members are cordiall y invited. ISLAND BRIEF SMITHTOW N — The town ' s 25- year development plan released re- centl y forecasts a population growth from the present 53 , 000 to 116 , 000. In the town ' s various com- munities the famil y population is expected in 1985 to reach 4.900 in Smithtown , 3 , 600 in St. James , 6.200 in Kings Park , 3 , 500 in Hauppauge , 4 , 700 in Nesconset , and 10 , 900 in Commack. BLUE POINT N EWS ITEMS Airs. Georse Den«iru_ EMcraon 3-6279 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL On December 19 , Grades 3 through six had their Christmas program in the auditorium of the Blue Point Elementary School. Each class participated and the chorus sang Christmas carols. The following morning the kin- dergarten through Grades 2 pre- sented their Christmas program. Each class also participated with a short play or songs and Santa Claus (played by teacher Robert Luff) was a most welcome guest. Parents attended both programs. On the morning of December 21 , another assembly program was held , when the film , \The Spirit of Christmas \ was shown ny the New York Telephone Company. * * * This item in last week' s column should have read : Betty Ann , in- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ja- cob Brueckner of 9 Woodland Ave- nue , was baptized December 10 in the Sayville Congregational Church by the Rev. Trevor Haus- seke. The godparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Norton of Elms Court Sayville. Following the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Brueckner enter- tained at a dinner party at their home for 28 friends , members of their immediate families and the godparents. The faculty Christmas party for the Blue Point Elementary School was held at Land' s End De- cember 20. A buffe t supper was served for the faculty members , their husbands or wives and a few guests. They sang Christmas songs and the exchange gifts were presented by Santa Claus (Robert Luff). Mr. Hawkins , school princi- pal , was presented with a gift on behalf of the faculty . On Decembei* 22 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clough o f Winthrop Court attended the faculty Christ- mas part y of the Quogue Elemen- tai*y School which was held at the Casso Basso in Westhampton Beach. Mr. Clough is principal of the Quogue Elementary School. Mrs. George Densing returned home on Friday after a weeks ' illness in Southside Hospital in Bay Shore. For the- finest in self-service meats try Shand' s Food Market in Bayport. Good parking — quick service. —Adv Neil Nickelsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reinhard Nickelsen , Miss Sharon Tuttle , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tuttle of Bar- tea u Avenue and Miss Nancy But- ler , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Butler of Barteau Avenue , all students at Houg hton College , are at home with their families for the Christmas holidays. Also home are Carl Payne , son of Mr. and Mrs. Ala n Payne of Bayview Avenue , a student at Rensselaer Polytech Institute ; Anthony Mon- danaro , son of Mr. and Mrs. An- tonio Mondanaro of 17 Oakwood Avenue , a student at State Uni- versity, College of Education at New Paltz; Jay Mince , son of Mr. and Mrs . John Mince of Middle Road and James McGowan , son of Mrs. James McGowan of Rowland Avenue, both students at St. Bona- *ventura ; and Richard Weyh rauch , son of Mr. and Mrs. William, Weyhrauch of Arthur Avenue , a student at New York University. PENNY PELCO SAYS : For your protection leave a light when you ' re away from home! — Adv. The Rev. I. A. Falk' s family en- tertained the Rev. and Mrs. F alk at dinner a Bronco Charlie ' s on December 16 in honor of the Rev. Falk' s birthday which had been the previous week. Those who at- tended were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mahler of Sayville , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morris of Blue Point , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tusso of Pateh- ogue , Mr. and Mrs. John Follett of Bay Shore , Mrs . Richard Falk of Port Jefferson and the Rev. and Mrs. Falk. BAPTIST CHURCH Christmas Programs The Sunday School Christmas program under the direction of Henry F. Morris, superintendent , was held at 7:30 p. m. Friday. The progra m was as follows : Invoca- tion by the Rev. I. A. Falk; Christmas hyms and song service led by Lewis Worrad , Sr. The nursery class , with Mrs. Erich Conors and Mrs. Henry Mor- ris as teachers , gave recitations as follows : \Some Day, \ Jeffrey Clough ; \Good News . \ Timothy Mahler; \Christmas Bells \ , Cindy VanOrstrand , Ellen Baer and Ran- day Rizzuto ; \A Double Wish\ , Mark Coners and Michael Morris; \In My Heart\ . Johnny Follett; \A Lullaby \ , Laurie Rhodes and \Christ in Christmas , \ Barbara Follett. Elizabeth Coners and Nan- cy Worrad of Hiram Darrow ' s class sang \Oh Holy Night. '; Mrs. Benjamin Rutkowski' s beginners class performed as follows : \Christmas Time , \ Charles Plesh; \Welcome \ . Janet Cunning- ham ; \The Way to be Happy \ . Debbie Mahler; \Little Beds. \ Sandra Morris; \The Reasons \ , Debbie Clough ; \Merry Christ- mas , \ David Johnstone ; \My Gift to Him \ Jill Rutkowski and \Were Glad You ' re Here \ , Janet Coners. Eileen MacLean and Ma- vis Grieshammer of Mr. Darrow ' s class sang, \Angels We Hav e Heard on High . \ Mrs. Lawrence Kap fer ' s Beginners class gav e the following recitations: \Christmas Greeting \ , Arthur Greishammer; \A Chr i stmas Wreath , \ Bradley Link ; \Jesus Came to Me \ , Car- olyn Rockwell; \Christmas on TV. \ Jimmy Densing; \Christmas Smiles \ , Johnny Dorgeloh; \A Girl' s Wish , \ Judy Mahler and \Good News \ , Eric Coners. Mrs. Lewis Worrad' s boys ' class presented their program in two parts , \Peace \ by Billy Dorgeloh , David Van Orstrand , George Mac Lean , Gregory Link and Ray Riz- zuto and \Glad Christmas \ by Steven Cunningham , Daniel Con- ers , Jerry Rhodes and Larry Kap- fer. Mrs. Willard Turtle ' s primary g irls: Linda Morris v eeited \Christ- mas Star \ and Robin Rutkow- ski recited \My Christmas List\ . The nursery class and both beg- inners classes sang \Away in a Manger \ and \A Christmas Secret. \ Mrs. William Halstead' s class consisting of Grace Dingman , Nan- cy Densing, Vicki Rizzuto , Vicki Springhorn , April Grieshammer and with Linda Morris substitut- ing, presented \The Brightest Star \ in verse and song. Dale Rutkowski and Edith Clark of Mrs. Furman ' s class enacted a short play, \Christmas Giving \ ; \The Shepherds on the Hillside \ was recited by Sherry Adams , Gale Wallace and Frances Ding- man and all the above girls and Florence Natoli sang the song, \The First Noel. \ Mrs. Bert Rhodes ' class consist- ing of David Furman , Fred Rock- well , Philip Rizzuto and David Rhodes recited \Christmas Gifts. \ Kerry Turtle ' s class , Larry Den- sing, Steve Rockwell , Thomas Rhodes. Steven Lessee. Terrv Springhorn , George McLaughlan and Clifford Loos presented \In Our Hearts. \ The offering was taken by Walter Adams and Doug- las King and Mrs. Darrow and Patricia Connelly concluded the program by the reading of the Christmas Story from the book of Luke. Santa Claus arrived and visited with all the little ones and dis- tributed gifts. Candy was distri- buted by the Young People. There was a closing* hymn \Joy to the World\ and benediction. The Christmas cantata , \Night of Miracles \ was presented b y the church choir at the 7:30 p. m. Christmas Eve Candleli g ht service at the Blue Point Baptist Church Church Calendar The calendar for the week at the church will be as follows : Mid- week Bible Study and Prayer at 8 p. m. tonight; monthly meeting of the Church Board at 8 p. m. Friday and Sunday Services as follows : Bible School hour with a class for every age at 0:15 a. m., Morning Worship at 11 a. in. and a New Year ' s eve program will consist of singing and fellowshi p beginning at 9 p. m. followed b y refreshments in the dining room and then a pre-midni g ht service from 11 to midnight. Choir re- hearsal will be at 8 p. m. Tues- day. The annual church meeting will be held January 12. Holbrook Mrs. Bryan St. Louis JU 8-5534 Over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black entertained their daughter , Miss Veronica , who is in training for a nurse at St. John ' s Hospita l in Long Island City , and Mrs. Black' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Do- heny, and children , Catherine , Ann , Betty and Margaret , and Miss Helen Greene of Brooklyn , at their home on Officials Avenue. Loretta Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry of Bradford Steet celebrated her eighth birth- day Monday with a family part y at her home. Present were her par- ents, and her two sisters and four brothers , Paula , Celeste , Robert , Alan , Brian and Wayne. The pretty nativity scene on the church property of St. John ' s Lutheran Church was a gift of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Simon and family and was erected by mem- bers of the church. Mrs. Hector Ramirez returned to her home on Sunday from the Brookhaven Memorial Hospital with her infant daughter , Linda Elizabeth. Debra Roser , daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. William K. Roser of Maple Avenue , celebrated her second birthday Thursday with a family party. On December 18 Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Loher celebrated their wed- ding anniversary at their home on Coates Avenue with a family party. The South Holbrook Develop- ment Civic Association , Inc., will meet at 8:30 p. m. January 4 at the Civic Hall on Grundy Avenue. The Holbrook Republican Club , Inc., held its annual Christmas party and election of officers at the Communit y Hall on Patehogue Road , December 20. The following officers were elected : Thomas Piekart , president; Cornelius Van Kersen , vice president; Alfred Young, secretary ; Fred Brandt, treasurer; William Sagan , ser- ge a n t-at-arms. Following the meeting a buffet supper was ser- ved and a carol sing was led b y Mrs. Henry F. Heine. Santa was present and gave each guest a gift. The hall was appropriately decorated including a beautiful tree. <The Ladies ' Aid Society of the St. John ' s Lutheran Church held its annual Christma s party at the Guild Hall Thursday. The mem- bers enjoyed a buffet dinner, fol- lowed by the singing of Christ- mas carols and other appropriate songs. Mrs. Bryan St. Louis was chairman of the affair. She also accompanied the singers at the or- gan. Mrs. William St. Denis of Coates Avenue spent last week visiting friends and relatives in Montreal , Canada. The Home Extension Unit will meet January 3 at the Civic Hall. Projects for January wi'l be chair covers led by Mrs. Fred Eitel. Basic sewing will be taught by Mrs. Lawrence Ferrara for new members who must sign. up. aLihis meeting. . _ - —-— ' -' ¦ II - i \¦^_ - _ -^i IU ^^ SS^ Jfc^-i n i\/v ¦tv ^ _\m SKB0y- (^SM ^Jr -\- * •*¦*' , -%>% ^^^^^s w^^\ ^ f ' f^ ^lk f cim_X _ i^^y i wkWr * ¦ ¦ §>. ¦ _ % _,_ §? 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A short business meeting was followed by refresh- ments . The- Christmas part y usually held , was eliminated this year be- cause of the death of the Rev. Frederick Abel. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Emil Jost of Bell port Road on January 9. SCOUT NEW S Girl Scout Troop 75 last week decorated the Christmas tree in the parish house of St. Andrew ' s Episcopal Church. The girls also made candy candleholders for St. Andrew ' s Sunday school and Mrs. Wittman ' s Brownie troop. Plans are being made to attend a roller skating show during Christmas week and to go bowling. Boy Scout Troop 79 held their Christmas party at the Charles E. Walters School at their regular meeting. Twenty boys attended the party, who were supervised by their scoutmaster. Don Gardiner , and assistant , Robert Linker, as well as committeemen William Helves and George Eggert. The Rosary group met at the home of Mrs. LeRoy Spillett , Jr., on Gerard Road last Thursday night , to say the rosary for world neace. They will meet at the Hermann residence 7:30 tonight. Wednesday was the birthdav of Mrs. Stela Backer of Yaphank Avenue. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Several of the young peop le who are attending various colleges are home for the holidays. Among them are Linda Neuss. William Neuss and Kathleen Raimond. Ladies fi*om Yap hank who at- tended the Altar Rosary Society dinner at the Pine Grove Inn in Patehogue last Sunday were Mes- dames Harry Hogan , Fred Gar- lichs , Patrick Gilmore , George Schwinn and Miss Edna Scott. ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH The first Sunday after Christ- mas Hol y communion and sermon will be at 9. \ .SO a. m. at St. An- drew ' s Episcopal Church. Monday the Feast of Circumcision Holy communion is at 9 a. m. There will be no church school until Jan- , uary 7. - > HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Middle Island Road will have morning worship service at 9:30 on Sunday and Sunday School at 11 a. m. The Rev. Mr. Hop ler officiates. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Yaphank Presbyterian Church on Main Street will have morning worship service Sunday at 11 and Sunday School at 9:30 , the Rev. Richard E. Ploth officiat- ing. There will be a special Watch Night service on New Year ' s eve , startin g at 10 p. m. Coffee and cake will be served and at 11 the congregation and pastor will enter the sanctuary for the service. You save plenty by subscribing for The Advance , the Postmaster does the rest. Only $5 for 12 j months , we pay the postage . Your order addr essed to: Circulation I Dept., P. O. Drawer 780 , Pateh- ogue , N. Y., will start your paper with the next edition. — Adv. Yaphank Items of I nte rest I WANT ADVANCE PHOTOS ? 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