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iijr-b-ara Zellman , ' daughter of . • %nd Mrs* E. C. Zeltaian of 4 idea ' bane , Huntington , was re- ally Initiated ; into . Delta Delta SJi ' -al ' St. Lawrence University! sntort , N. ' Y. . ust Sunday afternoon at their ^ pn Merrill Place , Mr. and M , \T B- Cathey had the plea- Lottie Rev. Eugene Fowler of j Huntington . Methodist Church , U-jsterlng the Sacrament ' ot mtisn to their children Jerald i lattice Lyn and Deborah Ray. te Cathey family moved to Hunt- rfon \ from Florida . about ' six 10 ntha ago. yttie four-year-old DEano Dun- bj, -daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. •jllia-m S. Dunning of 11 Peach »- Xane. is convalescing at her ,Be alter an operation * performed tie Huntington Hospital. ' lie Franklin T. Perley ' s , form- ; residents of Huntington Bay ills and now of .Target Rock wiii Lloyd Harbor , are all to- itlie ' r again at their home. Mrs. [riey returned home last week lUj-a brand new baby girl , born Huntington Hospital on March i She has been named Jean and ii.a sister Helen and a brother The students of ¦Emma Foos , ill Itnown voice teacher from elvlllo , presented a concert at o Isabelle Home in New York ty, last Saturday evening. Local jnng- ladles Svhp participated were |-s Alice Allsopp, Miss Helga jnkel , Mrs. Joyce Roll , and Miss itty Zlrali. Flans for the firs t annual Spring ;nner and. Dance of the Huntlng- n section of National Council of wish Women were announced to- |y, The affair will be held on ilu ' rday evening, April 30 at Paul lller ' s Regency House in Man- isset Tickets are $15.00 per iifpte and can be obtained from rj. <Jreene at HU 4-7869. - Saturday evening a lovely 25th ii&ing anniversary dinner party is ; given Mr. and Mrs. Duncan line-ron of 12 Piatt Place , by their a anil new- 'daughter-ln-law , Dun- ,ti and Priscilla Cameron. A. love- cake and gift? of. silver were ven. In honor of the occasion and eryoiie enjoyed the evening. Mr. id 31rs. Camero n were married Scotland 25 years ago and came Huntington as bride and groom e same year. ' They have lived :re ever since... Laine . Hawxhurst , little • seven id a 'half pound baby girl , came Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hawxhurs t „ at Mercy Hospital in Uockville nitre on March 23. She is their cohd child , with William Edwin lag-their first-born. Mr. Hawx- irst Is a member of tho Hawx- rst family of Huntington and Is former resident here before mov- 5-to West , Babylon. Ur. and Mrs. 1 Harvey . Broad of uh ' dviow ' Road, recently .return- from a trip to Atlantic City iflro iMr. Broad attended a npws- por convention. Thoy were house feats of Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Dupo In Ocean City. On tliolr lurn home they stopped at ston , Pa. to see their daughter d son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Rob* [ Durfoe. Mr. Durfoo la attending fa-yotte College. ' Harry B, Bergsteln , a member tho faculty of the Toaz Junior Shi Scliol. was area Represents- ie at the N. Y. State Teachers ' sBOdntlon meeting of the Long land zone , hold in Patchoguo Inst Iday, Tonight at 8 o ' clock , tho monthly noting . of the Couples Club of o Huntington Methodist Church , 111 bo held at tho homo of Mr. d Mrs. Veto A, Nevlncltns on ettbrook Court In Centorport, Tho Walter G. Vanontlno family Jacobson Street , agai n colobrnt* tour birthday at one© this your, iey had a family dinner party ndny, to colobrnto little Kon* tlt ' a fourth birthday on March i his . sister Huth-Kllon ' H olglith March 2*l ,;hl8-mothor ' B birthday March 25 and hln grandmother •8. Mildred Valentino ' s birthday March 29. Thoy ngroo that •rcli Is a Red-Lettor Month for ulr/amHy, Mltaa. Laura Lymnn , a freshman Bradford Junior College . Brad* n» , Mass., la nt homo for the •tag vacation. She Is tho (laugh* r «l Mr. ' nnd' Mrs. Joseph Lyman West Neck Bowl. *M William S..Jones, of Somen •id wan chosen na RoRlmontnl ItJlQr of tho Day, '' ot tho G02nd tborno Infantry iloslmont at 'tt . Jncknon , 8, C. vocohtly, nnd HUtSh accompanied tho Regimen- ¦ Commander , Colonel Morris K. inil ornon , on hla toura of Inspoc- '¦t/tUrouRhout tlio day. Ho Is now no with I I I B wife for a 11 day 'tou gh. °^org 0 Pollnslcy Is hack from 'wo woolt vacation In Miami , Fla, •\lor enjoying tho winter In r3 «u« luirtH ot Florida , Walter MUbl . linn returned to Huntington, f WttlloulMly lH-oo St. . ' PolOI'tt- |r«. ' ¦ ¦ ' I'svltalJoiiH have boon Hont out F tho momh ' oru nnd friends of the lr, '\o League ' of Huntingto n ^iiulilp Inc. to nttomt tlio annual \*m ami tea at tho Old Flrnt S r ? b < Bnnt Mitln Stroot , Hunt- non on TuoBday afternoon , April . -• ¦ 2i8fl I > ,M. Interesting roportn ' BO Blvon pf tho pant yoar ' u r * and not-onuilliihniontii , nnd 'et n ii of offlcoi-u will ' bo hold. {° »n Start , Bon of Mr , nnd Mm, \ . I Btnrk of Arthur Rlronl , Hunt* f.w B \ „ ,IH H *Wn \ naiacd:; to • ' tbo ¦Jn . Lint at Colgate Unlvoralty, w-wrt . N, Y, - , for h«ndoihlo . ox- £«»« • durleiK the preceding *«tjr. Only ,18 K , ot tho Waiver- nl W2 nmdohtu attained thin , ' g r- Btart; u nonlor , in-a ltir.ll *\»!» ¦« of Hlmpoon High School, .\i • ' , ' ' ' \ \ ' ' ' ' , —¦ • ' • ' - ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - , ¦ - - ¦ ' \ I.; . \ ' 1 ' . \ \ . '} •/\ . ' ¦ •: ' : \ ' • . \ ! \ ¦¦ ' . - -i^J ^iA iiyf y X iy y v,?rr t > <t\T\r ¦ . ; \ , r : >.:- , ¦ • ¦ ' r 'V- ^ , . -\ ^ ^^~^mm ^.^^^ ,^.^_____ ^— ,— _.__ ,_i ^ JL -- L | : j ¦ -- i ' . n i r ~ i ii IJ ' r C. i V * i i . . i ' r \ i ¦ r i -H— ilr rn mi ' \ * ' ' . ' i ' il _ ' ._ i ._ ' ._!. i ' . ' ' ,1_I]__L. \ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ A ' ' -r> rn -ft» \ t' -nn V ir-i ' - ' ^i ' ¦ ^. « ' • - v.^-' .v -wv. - ¦ - ^:. ¦&\<6^m*^w(*w^ ' ' : ;:AGTI¥ITIES. 0-F: : 'IN CENTRAL CHURCH PROGRAM ia FEATURE INSTRUMENTALISTS An added attraction • to the festival music planned for Palm and Easter Sundays by the choirs of the Central Presbyterian Church will be in the form of Pie-Service music by a brass quartette and music for flute and keyboard. On Palm Sunday evening David H. Smith , who has recently return- ed to Central Church as its Mini- ster of Music , has arranged, to have Milton Bergey, flutist , currently a student at the Curtis Institute , play a pre-servlce rendition of Bach' s Second Sonata for Flute and Keyboard. Mr. Smith wilt accom- pany him in this work on the new recently installed Allen Organ. Central' s choir will follow with an entire service of music appropriate to tho season. Excerpts from Bacilt ' s \St. Matthew Passion \ and Matthews \Triumph of the Cross \ will be given , as well as a setting of the -Kiln Psalm by Mr. Smith and his father written some years ago. Gounod' s \Gallia \ will complete tho program , with Jean Putnam taking the effective soprano solo imrt. The Hev. B. Frank iMoss will read ap- propriate scriptural background. The pre-servlce recital starts at 7M5. For its Easter music the Junior and Youth Choir and the Senior Choir will be further augmented by a brass quartette consisting of Hhis Brltton and Phil Bellnmoro , trumpeters and Walter Schrelber and James Brown, trombonists , who together will sing and perform Dickinson ' s \Great and Glorious\ . The Junior and Youth Choir Is under the leadership of Mrs. H. Lewis Edwards. The soi-vlco will be broadcast over station WGSM from ll\to 12. In a pre-servlce recital , tho quartette and organ will perform Theodora Dubois ' \Alleluia \ . Mem- bers of tho quartette are all first chair moil of the Huntington Township Band. Clamming Violation In Harbor Charged Bay Constable Thomas Ilurns Is- sued a summons for clamming for hardshell clams without a permit to Anthony Bndiilamontl of 60-21 •19th Avonuo , Bnysldo , at 8: -10 a.m. Sunday on tho west side of Hunt- ington Harbor opposite tho Hun- tington yacht Club. ' Uiulalamontl , was ordered to ap- pear In Justice Court before Jus- tice John Kane , Tuesday, but fail- ed to answer when tho cnao was culled. Ho will he notified to ans- wer a summons to court next Tues- day, ' —Donald C, aossllnn MISS ANDREE Ft. LUNtNQ Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. tuning of 9 Corral Lane , East Northport , have announced the engagement of their daughter , Andree , to Bernard P. Spahitz , son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spahitz of 1855 Chapel Ave- nue , Allentown , Pa, Miss Luning is a graduate of Simpson High School and. is em- ployed as a. medical secretary at the , Veterans ' Administration Hos- pital' In Northport. Her fiance is a , graduate of Central Catholic High School in Allentown and served four years in the U.S. Navy. He Is now attending Now Yoi k University. He was formerly a re- cording technician with tho Bel- tone Jtocordlng Corp. Willandt-Wochrle Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. August Wlllandt , Jr. of 10 Af ton Lane , have announc- ed tho engagement of their daugh- ter Babara to Thomas Woehrlo , son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woehrlo of La Grange Park, Illi- nois. , Miss Wlllandt Is completing hor Junior yea r In the Modlll School of Journalism at ' Northwestern Un!- voi-nlty, A member of -Shl-Al and Thotn Siguin. Phi , tho Women ' s Journalism Honorary Society, Bai * burn was elected president of hoi JioiiHo , Chnpln Hall , for hor Senior year, Mr. Woehrlo , also a Junior at .Northwestern, plans to enter Un- ion Theological Seminary (n the Fall of 1050 to prepare for tho ministry. ' Union Good Friday Service At Baptist Church Tho , Annual Good Friday service of tho Huntington Ministerial As- sociation will bo hold on Friday, April 8 , (n tho Huntington Baptist church , with Itov. Harold F. Damon, minister of tho church , as host pastor, ' , v Tho Bcrvlco will contor on tho Sovon Word s of tho Cross , und wjll feature inosiinKos In music by tlio church choir, nnd meditations from various ministers. Tho following will bo tho order of meditations: ' 'Fathor , forgive thoin for they Itnow not wlmt thoy do \ , by. Rov. Dr. William 8. Hofifl; \Vorlly I say un- to thoo , today shnlt thou bo with mo In Paradise , \ by Itov, Norman Farrliigtoiij \Woman , Dohold . thy lion, \ by Rov. Carl J, Roto; '^My God , my Qnd . why hunt Thou fornnlton mo , \ by Itov. William Houiitoni \I thirst , \ by Roy, B. Prank'Mans , Jr. ; \It Is. Flntfihod , \ by Rov. Jmnos Loath , and \Fnthoi; Into Thy Hands I commend my Spirit , \ by Rov. BiiBono 0. Fowler. Tlio imialo will bo under tho direction at Mrs. Augiliit KtuipH , ' church. ' orgnnlst and choir director, Offlss pircs Alert Huntington Firemen A. srasu flro ' . on ' tho Howard Cjohouw properly on Forest Drive LIoyilB Harbor , nt HOB p,n» , ami another on iho property ot Donulil It. Morton on Vrospoot street , Huh: tfriliton, fit ' 8:20 p.m. wore ; oxtln- KiilBhoil yontoriiay by tho 'Hunting t6ii Flro Dop ' fti'tmerit. I Qtheff Weddings ' ¦ ' . ' . 9 O n Pag e 3 , Section 2 jj j iscm ' Wasser ' man fy ride Of Stanley Einsohn ,.. - . ¦ ' , ¦ • . •> ¦: ;: MJ SB Jean Ruth \ Waoserman , daughter of Mr; dnd- Mrs. Samuel Waaaerman of Mlatn 'i, Florida; who made her home with her sister Mrs. ' Joel H. Cohen of David Court , Huntington Station , ' . was married on Sunday tfc ^Stanley Mitchell EInsohn son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Blnsohn of West Necjk Road. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rabbi Zev Bloom ot Temple Beth El , Huntington , at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. The brido wore an all-net white gown trimmed with lace , Styled with long slee-ves and a long-fitted bodice ot lace. Her hopped skirt terminated in a. long train. A pearl liarra . held her ' finger-tip veil in place and she carried a Blble ' covered with white orcblds and a shower of streamers. iMrs. Cohen was her sister' s matro n of Honor. She was gowned In acq. ua colore d acetate with tulle fashioned oft-the-shoulder neckline , stole and a hooped skirt. Her head- piece was a flowered band and she carried a cascade of yellow roses. William Book was best man , while the ushers . .. were Fred Woasermah of Miami , Florida , brother of the bride , Joel H. Cohen , Morri Brody -of Glen Covo , brother- ' in-law of the groom. Bernie Gielt of Huntington , Marshall . Einsohn of Great Neck , and Steven Einsohn , of New York , cousins of the groom. A. reception followed at the Plaza, for 65 dinner guests from Florida , Boston , New York , and various parts of Long Island. The couple will spend two weeks on a trip to 'Mexico and -will reside at the Garden . Apartments , Hunt- ington. The new Mrs. Einsohn Is a graduate, of . Miam!;P(igh School In Florida and attended the ' Univer- sity • of Florida . ' also • Terry ' s ,. AVt Scfcool In Florida. -She was employ- ed' in the office of Huntington Materlals. iMr. Elrtsohn is a .gradu- ate ' of Huntington High , School , attended Y.P.I, in Virginia and . is a World War II Veteran having ae ' rved in th6 U.S. Air ' . ^ Force tyro years in the Pacific; Hb is ' associat- ed with his ' father at Einsohn Jewelers In Huntington. . ''\ .A shower was given for the bride recently. The hostesses ' - were Mrs . Isadore Kaufman of 65 Penataquit Placei Huntington Mrs. Max Robin- Hoai; and Mrs. Joel Cohen ' ,!at the Kaufman homo. The living, . room was decorated with .streamers and wedding bell ' s . and featured a wish- ing well. The 22' guesta who at- tended from local .areaB - . enJoyed a buffet supper which included a hugh shower cake baked by hor mint Mrs. Max Robinson of Froah (Meadows. Miss Wasserman was presented with a lovely corsage of red roses , and many beautiful gifts. - . ' ¦ ' . Cake Sale Tomorrow To Benefit Children The Huntington Section of tho .National Council of Jewish \Women will hold a cake sale tomorrow, April 1 , at the Stop 'N'Shop Market on Main Street In Huntington Vil- lage. Numbers will be given out to all ' a ttending, and a tree gift will be awarded to the winner. According to Mrs. Sherman Yanuck o( Cobb Court , who Is chairman , \tho proceeds of this halo will help enlarge our treasury, for our Community project — tho Cllnlo for Retarded Children. \ Mra. Lawrence Loo , Ways and Means Chairman of tho Hunting- ton Section, hae Issued an appeal for play materials and toys for children between three and twelve years of ago , to be used at the pro-school play class for retarded children, This clash undor tUo direction ot Dr. J, Walter Jac* oby and Mrs. J. MclBaacs , is hold on ^Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday mornings at tho Huntington Jew- Iflli Contor , Nassau nnd Woodhul) Heads, Huntington Station. Volun- teer asiiiatants oro members of tho CoUnoll, , Toys may - bo left at tli«- Contor , or -will be picked tip it a coill la mitdo to Mrs, Leo at HUnt. *-3580. : - Elloworth Rebckali t xidgo Meeting Last 'WcdnoBday In tho Masonic Tornplo , the momborn of Ellswoi th lUUoltnb Lodge No, 476, hold ' Pant Noblo Orands ' night, when all Past Orundu wbro wolcomod by tho No- bio Grand Inglio Schwolzor, There w«ro 27 , preBont, ^rlth . D.0, Prosl- dent Ida No*ybold and sovor..! tnomboni of hor ntnff from Ront.Ii- Old District No. 1 among thom, ; FllmB wore ubown by Mr, Illn drum and delicious rofroolimonto w-oro c ' rtjoyod, an oorvod by tho CQDimlltoo, OCacli Pont ' Qriind re- calved a gift. Tho -annual Dlstrlot McotlnK ylll bo held on April H In Southold, Y.M.CiA. Dup licate iptidgc Games | Tho bl-sronthly ntofitlng of tho Y.M,C.A , . ' Dui>lluiitu llriih j u . Club, wSU bo hold , tomorrow; evonlng nUil-tlng promptly at Si 15 In tho ClublioiiHo on East Mnln Stroot. Tlio wlitiiorn of tho lout ganio wore Mb ami 'Mm. ' It. \ J. trniftor, , Mru. mVfilyn ' IfnlNnr «ml Deri Downs, Nov w«niljoro aro ftlwayo wolcomo, 9H1 - *WV^ T 1 —' \'^ , - v^^*w > -T>w »»srf '--iJ*T^/ COfflUNIiy CONCESTv The male . quartat , The tMon- of Song, performed before an enthusi- astic audience on Monday ' evening at . Toaz Junior High School under the sponsorship of the Huntington Community Concert Association. The members of this able- . . and versatile group- were tenor ' s John Campbell and Carl . Honmlt , - bari- tone Roger ' White and . .. bdss , Edmond Karlsmd. Charles -Touch* ette , their talented pianist-arranger , was an indispensable , ' non-singing member. That these fl ve men could have achieved ' such perfect rapport in the-performance of thelt selec- tions ' attested to their seven , years ' experience on the concert stage. . Tho . two opening groups of the program consisted of seven works from the Nineteenth Century. As a, whole , these numbers , which in- cluded works by Beethoven , Schu- bert , Brahams , Wolf , Chopin and Rossini were effectively perform- ed and showed a definite under- standing of each composers ' indi-; vldual wants. Warming-up on Beethoven unfortunately proved to bo too much of a challenge. How- ever , sensitive performance of Brahm ' \Die Malnacht\ ( sung In German) and Schubert' s lyrical \Impatience \ (which should have been sung In German) prepared the audience for the artists obvious piece de resistance , tho \Largo al factotum \ from Rossini' s opera ' , 'Barber of Seville \ . 'Mr. ToucU- ette ' s excolleat four-part arranger ment of this popular solo aria , was well sung with proper bravura much to the obvious enjoyment ot the audience. An effective a cappolla rendition of Brahms ' ''Marching Song\ -was sung-as . an encore. . ¦ ' . ' . ' * • ' ' Part III v of the program consisted of a medley of songs from Sigmund Romberg ' s well-loved operetta , i'S ' tudent Prince ' . \ Cleverly 'arrarig- ed , and sung with careful attention to details of dynamics and diction. Romberg ' s . beautiful melodies, particularly \Deep In My Heart\ and \Serenade , \ were In very cap- able hands. ' ' ( . . . After Intermission , - the bass of the quartet , iMr./Kar!sru.J , gave a fine sounding though somewhat iihdramatlc presentation of the aria \II lacerato splrlto \ from \Simon Boccanegra \ by. Verdi. Hln stentorian low G , brought a mur- mur of admiration from tho audi- ence. . ' . ,, - ' •¦ ¦ . The balance of tho concert was piade lip of seven American fol k songs and . spirltuala , with . Mr, Totichottci' s arrangements- giving each- man a chance to display his Own solo virtuosity. - This reviewer febls , however , that these num- bers would have been enhanced had most of them been .sung a cappella. The subtle nuances and precision upon which this music thrives was evident throughout , with the artists at their best when hot straining for volume. The fre- quent laughter from the audience attested to tho excellent diction ot the singers. The songs were all particularly well sung and Included \In \ Good Old Colony - Times \ , \Black Is tho Color ot My True Love ' s Hair \ , \Old Joe Clark*' , \Gwlno to HobbV ' , and \Sometimes I feel Like A Motherless Child\ , Two modern spirituals , \Parsing Space \ by IL Schmortz . and) \My Soul' ii Gonna HI BO again \ by Mr. Touchetto wore outstandingly ef- fective. Encores wore numerous nftd thoroughly enjoyed. They included \Dry Donea \ , \Dent Old Women ' 1 , \Wlffonpoof Song \ and \BI OBB This House. \ A Rood time was had by (ill. Thoy were truly \Men of Song \ , Hamilton Rowan CLARENCE R. HUFF I FUNERAL DIRECTOR I 71 Now Street, Huntington Phono HU 4.0O4S Slnco 1918 oooaoBoo«o4o«oa« *o«••«»• Tho foot hoaltli foaturo* of con- ttructlon in Aiith-CPodlc Shoot have boon brtdorced b y leading jpodiatrlitt. YOUR FRIENDLY STOHIi HARRY E. KAMVI5SIS ; 331 No , ™ York Xvo. 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'nJ-v;'!-:'©.^ , 330 Now, York Avo. . • :i- .;iMun»tti(|foV NAY. , - ' * ! ! ¦ ¦^' ¦^HU^ M L W —/ ¦— - • ¦ ' , - -¦ 1 QHAnQE''ACCOUNrQvlNVITCI>' - A^i'\-W'-n^V?^.W Xl ^^r^!S> r <am)r^!^^ ' ¦ ' V . ' . - , ' . ;¦ ¦ \ .,. '¦ • ' ; , ' ,. ¦ ¦ v. , -\\;Jn, f. .j -^:- . ' ¦ „, ) , \- .,, ';. ' , -V , . , ;v.ry;, ' , V, '/iy;;vW« . ':iil' .W-ril«lte, . •' .. •¦ ., ¦ . ¦ - ¦ .; ¦' ' , • ¦ ,; ¦ ¦ . ' . \ . ' «:-•- . -vi ' \ '' , ' . ' .\ :¦ ' '-; .':' ¦' . ' ¦: H r- .. f l ir ,\\y ^h 'vwi-vt ; ^;:f ^mA\a —Photo by Chesebrounh CELEBRA.TE GOLDEN WEDDING AN NIVERSARY— Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Conklln of 47 Hillside Ave., Huntington , whocelev* br^ted their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday, March : 22. , . They were honored at a surprise dinner party at LI nek' s Log Cabin In Centerport , and a recep tion at their home afterwa rds for friends and relatives. ' They received many lovely gifts. Both Mr. and M rs. Conklln arc life-long residents of Huntington. Mr. Conk- • lin is well known locally for his paintings-and-photographlc work. Mrs. Conklln is the former Mabel Ireland. Tfiey have two childre n —a son , Elden; a daughter , Thelma , and one grandchild , Bonnie Ann. Leonard E. Pflei-derer , son ot Mr. and Mrs. John Pfl-elderer , Fen-wick Street , Greenlawn . and a member of the. St. Lawrence Unrversity Band , Ca.nton , N. V. participated in a band concert in Canton on March 27 and lis Canada on March 28-29. Virginia L. Potter , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Potter , 18 Garden Court , Huntington , has been initiated Into the Alpha Iota Chapter of Beta Beta Beta , Nation- al Biology Society, at St. Law- rence University, Canton , N. Y. Co-chairmen of the Huntington area in the annual fund drive on 'May 2nd of the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Suffolk County -\vere announced today by Boris M. Spivack , executive direc- tor. They are Mrs. James L. Page of -11 West 22nd Street , Hunting- ton Station , and Mrs. Alfred A. Kaplan , of -15 West 22nd Street , also in Huntingto n Station. Those willing to assist in the two-hour neighborhood canvass the evening of May 2nd are asked to contact Mrs. Pago at Huntington -t-6905 or Mrs. Kaplan at Huntington 4-S312- M. The Island Suburban , Nassau- SuffolJCs new family magazine , has appointed Einliorn-Stern , Inc., 273 ' Main Street , Huntington , to handle their advertising- promotion and circulation campaigns for the coming year. Newspaper, radio , di- rect mail , films , transportation and outdoor media will be . used. Cadet Douglas Wauchope of Staunton Military Academy, Vir- ginia is spending a ten day Spring vacation with his parents Admiral and Mrs. George Wauchope of School Lane , Lloy<l H arbor. Mrs. Norman Pearlman will rep- resent the Huntington Section of National Council of Jewish Wo- men at the organization ' s biennial convention meeting in New Or- leans on March 20. Mrs. Pearl - man is president of the Hunting- ton section and resides at 40 Sum mit . Road. With the theme . \Fres- dom Our Heritage , Human Wel- fare our Goal , \ t\he biennial will spotlight major Issues and prob- lems Council faces in its program to advance democracy and welfare conditions in local communities, on tho national ' scene , and in many parts of the world. Among 15 seniors and nine grad- uate students elected to associato membership In Sigma Xi , the na- tional honorary scientific society, nt Smith College , is Miss Marilyn A. Vol?. , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Volz of -Carmen and Wol f Road , Huntington , who Is a geol- ogy major. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Bottler of West Orange , N. J., aro the par- ents of a second son , Todd , born recently. Their ether son la Jedd. Mr. Iieitler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bqitlcr of 38 Oakland Street. \ ' ' - * ¦ On Saturday March 2G at the Moorings, Cold Spring Harbor; four generations honored the SDlh birthday of tholr great-great grand- mother Jennie M. Dalton , sister of Mrs. Anna M, Hunnlnghouso. They wore Mitrrotta Petrono , Mrs. An thony Petrone , Bliss Mildred Dal- ton and Catherine J. Dalton , M.D. Tho Women ' s League of St. John ' s Episcopal Church , mot Mon- day evening, with a Covered Dish supper. Tho hostesses were 'Miss Rose Effenchulc and Mrs, Marit Adams , and devotions wore In charge of Mrs, LeRoy Vanhouten. After tho . supper , Mrs. Mary Lou Monro showed interesting pictures and talked about Maine. Everyone enjoyed the oveniiiB very much. Next niflel/iig will ho oil .April 11, for favorite hym-im. Devotions will ho led by Mrs. Bort Llnd. George Oliver , who Is with tho U. S, Navy, stationed at , Balu- brldRO , Mil., spent part of last week with his parents, Mr. and Mra. C. Parker Oliver of Buyborry Drive. Mrs. S. E. Weaver of I'lntt Placo lh visiting her daughter und family, Mr. mind Mrs. John Poitorfleld in Northport. Mr, nnd ' Mrs. John Burmolator and family of Qiioonn VlllaE« , wore Sunday guests oMMi'B. B UJ ' - molflter ' ii parents , Mr. and Mrs. John Bunco of r-iiiHsnu lloucl, MI IIH Marilyn Schado has ro- tiirnod lo her homo on P-ilrmomit Street , utter being a pntlont In the Huntington Hospital for tho luat two WOO I CH , Slio Is recovering: from injuries received In a rocoti t auto \ accident, Claud o Fltzimtrlclc , Alford Schlm- tfno , VUlllV Vol more nro amonn those enjoying vacations fro m tho Huntington Post Office this woolt. Mlas Oruco K. Mason, formerly of Huntington , now miilcliiB hor homo in l'liiHhlnB with hor neph- ew , Damon Aldrich , him boon vla- Itlng hor sinter nnd brother-in-law. Mr. anil Mrs. '' Charles II. -Street oC (Ifilnoa Stroot. She returned tn Fluiihlng Monday, Mrs. H HIIIIIUI TKurf wll: bo liou- to ' us nt hor Qreonlnwn homo thin ovonlnK, to tho Pft«t Noblo Grnnd-J of Mllsworth ltobolinh Lodge No. •170. • Mr, nnd Mm. Sydney llmion . Rron nnd two children of PurnnmiiH , >l. J, wore wookoiwl guiiHtn of Mra. Rooon ' gron ' ' n motl-or , Mra. Edwin a McClaisl of Oitrd.011 Plnco, Mist* Iluth pilon Valentino, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs , Wnltor G. Vn lnntlnn or .Tnnnlwon Stroot celebrated hor oJirlith hlrtlulny S M I- nrday, with n piu'ty for a number oC hor ' clnflflMintoB. ' . Mr. nnd Mm. Noliion Rtonlg nnil chllilion of Kmit Haven , Conn, wore weekend vlnltora «t tlio homo of Mru. ' Harry C, Smith ot Tuthlll Strnot, ; MI HH Kiithmino Colllgim of Now York Avoiiuo , Jluloslto , l' oiitmlnt* ions of tho HalQHlto Post Office , Is buck on the Job and recovering from a rocont operation. Sho entered tho hospital on iWnrch ,17, Mrs. \V, Lloiionboln litis returned to her homo on St. AndrowB Drive , nftor upending two monthn In Sai'iuiotii , Fin, Tho Harry Flogoinisni ' ii (of Flogormnn A W O I HA ) nro happy over tho birth of tliolr flral HOD , Jay Alnn , who arrived on March 2-1 nt tho Vlowor HonpUnl In Now York . Mother and bnhy nro doing honiitltiilly mid uxpoot to bo homo tliln woolt Homo time, AII BB Lontrlco WoivnliiK of 102 JnoliHon Avonuo , loft II I I H weak for a tli roo month tour of HiiKluml , Franco , Italy, Ireland and Spain, Sho milled aboard tho S, S. Llborto, Mra. Frank Van SI HO retumti to- day to tlio homo of hor (liuiRhtor, Mr. and Mr«, John J, Ilobortnon of Southdown Hotid , nftor iipondlnjf tho winter moiillm In'Wen t Tiilm Bruioli, Florida. 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