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Vital Adult Education Role at Conference Slated for Botwinick Jerome Botwinick , director of adult education , in the Patchogue public schools , will serve in a leadership capacity at the an- nual state Adult Education con- ference of the New York State Education department at the Ho- tel Onondaga , Syracuse, Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Botwinick will be discussion leader for a con- ference session which will de- scribe partnerships between adult education programs and local community organizations in plan- ning and conducting forums and discussion programs on public af- fairs . Three major addresses at the confe rence will be given by Gov- ernor Averell Harriman; Dr. Ed- win R. Van Kleeck , assistant commissioner for pupil person- nel services and adult education of the State Education depart- ment , and Phillip C. Wolz , presi- dent of the New York State School Boards association . NOTICE RESIDENT TAXPAYERS RIDGE FIRE DISTRICT In lieu of much false and unfounded infor- mation regarding the cost of the proposed Fire- house , this Department wishes to present you , the taxpayer , with actual fact. If Your Assessed Valuation Is YOUR COST WILL BE $ 500.00 $1.50 600.00 1.80 700.00 2.10 800.00 2.40 900.00 2.70 1 000.00 3.00 1200.00 3.60 1500.00 4.50 2000.00 6.00 2500.00 7.50 The above figures are based on a tax in- crease of $.30 per $100.00 of assessed valuation , figured on our present assessed valuation of $1 , 426 , 885.00. Inasmuch as these fi gures are comparatively low , we feel that there is no burden on the tax- payer. 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You ' ve always known the 4-door sedan was the ideal \family THE N E W ^ ^ ^ car. \ But perhaps it ' s never seemed very exciting! -m - -^. ^\\V \W^ <S~>d — -a Then one day you spot someone swooping past your home in a new Dodge I ^ M 1 ¦] ' Custom Roya l Lancer Four-Door! Gallant and gay ! Dashing! Four-door I II I I II __ MA convenience with a fashion flair! H W W W I W I I I J These 4-door Lancers are just now arriv ing at our Dodge dealerships. Be the first in your neighborhood to put glamour into family transportation! Flair-Fashioned . .. and Flashing Ahead - - ¦ ¦ Dodge Dealers present: Danny Thomas in \Make Room for Daddy, \ ABC-TV Bert Parks in \Break tho Bank , \ ABC-TV • Roy Rogers , NBC Radio TER RY BROTHERS BROWN'S GARAGE 29 -439 WEST MAIN STREET , PATCHOGUE , N. Y. EAST MAIN STREET , BELLPORT , N. Y. Li ghted Porches To Signal Drive On Palsy Here Suffolk county residents who are aware of the need tor ex- panding the right on one of the world' s worst cripplers—cerebral palsy—will have their porch lights blazing the night of May 2. A lighted front porch will mean a welcome to volunteer can- vassers for the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Suffolk Coun- ty, whose drive for $50 , 000 will be confined to a two-hour period. Republican County Chairman R. Ford Hughes , honorary chair- Cerebral Palsy MONDAY r MAY 2nd V 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. man of the fund-raisins cam- paign , expressed the opinion yes- terday that Suffolk residents will \ give generously for a good cause. \ He said that funds col- lected within the county will go toward expanded educational , re- creational and rehabilitation serv- ices for the 400 men , women and children in Suffolk who are in need of help. In all but Communit y fund villages, solicitors will partici pate in neighborhood canvasses on what has been proclaimed as Cerebral Palsy day in Suffolk county by the Board of Super- visors. Anyone whose home is not visited on May 2 is asked to mail a contribution the next morning to the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Suffolk coun- ty at the Patchogue hotel. \The theme of the. drive is 'Give J3o They May Live ' , \ Mr. Hughes declared. \We should all keep this in mind. There is no cure for cerebral palsy, but many victims can be helped to find a happy and useful place in society. We cannot let such an opportunity slip by. \ GIVE Citizens ' Parade fnr Orthopedic Clinic Set Here Next Thursday The Suffolk County Department of Health here has announced that an orthopedic consultation clinic will be held at the Municipal building in Patchogue next Thurs- day from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Dr. Julius C. Felicetti of Southampton , consultant orthopedist , will con- duct the clinic. The purpose of the Suffolk county orthopedic clinic is to pro- vide specialized diagnostic consul- tation and follow-up supervisory service to p hysicians and patients. Patient attendance by family physician referra l is p lanned on an appointment basis. Clinic ap- pointments may be made through the Suffolk. County Health depart- ment offices. EAST PATCHOGUE NEWS Mn. Viola Crenden. PAt. 3-4S-UK Mrs. Louis Tusso ot Robinson boulevard , Hagerman entertained at a surprise stoik shower April 12 in honor of Mrs. Robert Brown of Bellport. The jrifts were arranged in a. baby carriage decorated to resemble a boat. with green and p ink ruffles and a white sail. The guests were Mrs. Louis Biunca and Mrs. Leonard Filiano of Patchogue. Mrs. Lawrence Gafney of East Patchogue , Mrs. Frank .leiinek and Mrs. Henry Knoeptfler of Bayport; Mrs . Everett K. Brown of Bell port : Mrs. Kenneth Brown , Mrs. Daniel Vance and Mrs. Richard Brown of Brookhaven; Mrs. Henry Morris , Mrs. Harry Matthews and Mrs. Lewis Rose of Blue Point . Masses will be said Sunday at 8:30 and 10:30 a. m. at St. Jo- seph' s R. C. church on Robinson boulevard , Hagerman. Confes- sions are heard Saturdays from 4 to 6 and from 7:30 to 9 p. m. Walter Lones , chairman of the committee of Cub Scout Pack 128 , was in charge of a meeting held April 14 at his home on Durkee lane , South Country Shores . Fu- ture Pack activities were the main topic for discussion. Ord e rs are being solicited by the Cub Scouts for tomato , eggp lant and pepper plants , which the Cubs are raising under the supervision of Dominick Frabizio. Orders placed now will be ready for de- livery about May 15. Plans were made for participation in the Memorial day parade to be held in Bellport , also lihe Indepen- dence day parade in Patchogue. Jack Brandi reported that the i' ack will be presented with a Pack flag b y the Hagerman Vol- unteer firemen and an American flag will be furnished by the South Bay post , Veterans of Foreign Wars , as reported by Charles Stephani. Cubmaster Santo DiNaro will be in charge of the next regular Pack meet- ing to be held at the Dunton ave- nue school May 6 at 7:30 p. m. A daughter , Debora , wei ghing 6 pounds , 14 ounces , was born March 17 at Southside hospital , Bay Shore , to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Palermo of Dunton avenue. Mrs. Palermo is the former Ot- tavia Mangini of Long Island City. They have no other chil- dren. Birthday greetings to: Frank Scutari , Apri l 14; Mrs . A. D. Ditmars , April 18. Nancy Marie \ , infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo DePaolo of Ya phank road , was christened at 4 p: m. Palm Sunday at St. Francis DeSales R. C. church , Patchogue , b y the Rev. John Hef- fernan. The baby was born March 12 at Southside hospital , Bay Shore . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Savage , her uncle and aunt , of • East Patc hogue, were the god- parent* . The Def' aolo:-: have three other children. The Kast Patchogue Civic as- sociation will meet at ^; 1 o p. in. Monday at the Domino Yacht club on Roe avenue. George Lott . will be in charge. The Patchogue Advance is on ' -sale at Swan Market . Bono ' s Grocery and The Miramar Restau- rant in Last Patchogue. —Adv . Mrs . Waiter Grenrioii of South- ern boulevard , South Country ; Shores , attended the annual | luncheon meeting of the Ka.:tern division of the Internationa! Sun- shine- society held Monday in the ! Candleli ght restaurant , Brooklyn. 1 V^/A fT i fcT o M > looL-1 . , ~ i I /#^ s^^ I i IJ1 rn 1 « i You'll never worry again about the weather on washday when you J I have an electric dryer. Just turn it on and bring the sunshine indoors . J Your clothes dryer will damp cay or whatever degree you wish. J i * BE MODERN — LIV E ELECTRICALLY \ \ ^ _-_^ f I K^SOUTHERN SUfTOll PGi! >m$j ffl I £ ST *7 I % SERVED B Y ^ fl ^ $ff%B THE P ATCH °GUE ELECTRIC UGHT - CO . , SH*OE . . ; WJ8^|j | | < «f9j^f#7IZMH m FOR BOOKING & WATER HEATING i SvEfSl^B^ AND COSJS LE5S ! ' . I >M>\ MVMMHM«1W««WVMt\ ^^»W>m\M»M\\\»Vl\M«« *VVW«MM1V«M\M *n%ttMVHW Br 'haven Memorial Hosp ital Unit to Hear New Administrator At the regular meeting of the Women ' s auxiliary to the Brook- haven Memorial hospital , Patch- ogue unit , to be held at S p. ni. today in the American Legion building on Baker street . Van (\ . Adams , the new hospital <ul- ministrator , will be the gues t speaker . Mrs. J. Edward Hare , unit chairman , will be in charge of the meeting, and she has extend- ed an invitation to all friends ifiterested in the hospital to be present. The Patchogue unit will under- take a membership drive start- ing with this meeting. Anyone who has not yet visited the hos- pital site and seen the progress made recently is invited to do so. Ladies interested in joining may call the unit chairman , Mrs. J . Edward Hare at PAtchogue 3-1718 or Mrs. Edwi n Fogarty* membership chairman , PAtch- ogue 3-1946. CENTRAL ISLIP — Several hundred Nassau and Suffolk resi- dents are expected to attend the annual regional session ' of the New York State Welfare confer- ence at Central Islip State hos- pital here Wednesday. Mark A. McCloskey, newly-appointed ex- ecutive director of the State Youth commission , will be the featured speaker . Among those from Suffolk who will participate in the conference are the Rev. Wesley Osborne of the Patchogue Methodist church , chairman of the committee on volunteers of tfie Suffolk County Mental Health association; Mrs. Joseph S. Libin of Patchogue and Irving Zeitz of Riverhead , execu- tive secretary of the Suffolk County Tuberculosis and Public Health association. Area Welfare Talks Slated Wednesday At C. Isli p Hosp ital b^WVVWVWWWVWVWWWWWVVWVVV Only BENDIX Factory r Authorized Service for All of Suffolk County BONDED & INSURED GENE FELICE APPLIANCE SEEVICE CO . We Sell Nothing But Service 39 East 2nd Street Patchogue PAtchogue 3-4433 RAISSIS L IWE01TTE AND R ESTAURANT ANNOUNCES Their Re-O pening j MONDAY , APRIL 25 i ! In Addition to a New Look We Will Feature J A Comp lete Selectio n of Ice Cream Deli gh ts, Quick Sandwiches and Fine Foods. j 1 ALSO j A Fine Selection of Home-Made Candies 3 Ea§t Main Street Patchogue N ews Items of The Ridge Grace Peterson. Tel. YAphmnk 4-3J56 < ST. MARK S CHURCH NEWS Choir rehearsal will be held at St. Mark' s Evangelical Lutheran church on Upton road at 7 p. m. Satu rday. Sunday services will include Sunday school and catechetical instruction at 10:30 a. m. and the service of divine worshi p at noon. The pastor , the Rev. George K. Swartzfager , will have as his sermon topic \Like a Ten- der Shepherd. \ The sermon text is from Ezekiel 34:11-16 , an Old Testament lection for the second Sunday after Easter. The Ladies ' jruild w ill meet at S p. m. Monday in the church hall. The confirmation instruction class will meet at 3:30 p. m. Thursday. * * * Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 p. m. a minstrel show will be held in the social hall of St. Frances Cabrini R. C. church in Coram , sponsored by the United societies of the church. Miss Ro- bin Viverito of Panamoku is among those in the cast. Last Thursday at 7 a. m. eighth grade pup ils of Ridge school boarded a bus for the annual trip to New York city. They were: Walter Allen , Walter Ashfield , Joseph Giaquinto , John Wicks , Donald Mott , Manfred Zepzmei- sel , Mary and Rosary Macedo , Mary Matosin , Jane Schneider , Janet Viverito , Helen Wollitz , Margaret Dearborn and Rosema- rie Cusick. John Anastasi , prin- cipal of Ridge school , and Sal- vatore Calebrese , Ridge post mas - ter , were in charge. Upon their arrival they breakfasted at Rock- efeller Plaza , then went to Ra- dio City, where they saw \The Glass Slipper \ and the Easter show. After lunch they went to the Penny Arcade. The y had sup- per at an Italian restaurant and at 7 p. m. were in Madison Square Garden at the circus. On their way home they stopped at Coram for a late snack at the new diner there . It was Friday morning by the time all were safely in their respective homes , but all had had a very happy day. The students felt it was well worth the work they had done selling seeds , cakes , books and many other things to raise the money that paid for the trip. Keep ail your valuable papers in one accessible , properly safe- guard ed p lace. Safe Deposit Boxes tor rent. The Patchogue Bank. —Adv. Mrs . Grace Randall celebrated her birthday Sunday by going to church and dining put with her sister , Mrs . Fannie F. Hills , and her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hollingsworth , and son , Randy, of West Hemp- stead. After dinner they spent the evening at her home on Mid- dle Country road. Mrs. Randall received many cards and gifts. The Tuesday Sewing club met at the home of Mrs. Frank Burke on Sally lane. Mrs. Helen Pheif- fer , Mrs. Ingrid Grimald i and Dr. John Weinmann presented Mrs. Burke with a silver berry spoon , a ladle and a meat fork for a wedding anniversary gift. Birthday greetings to: Mrs. Vera Kemp, April 21; Mrs. Lor- raine Sieber Churbuck , April 22; Paul Dolengewicz , Charles Olin and Janice Elizabeth Grube , April 23; Mrs. - .Margare t Blank , April 26; Frederick Ehlers , Jr., April 27; Robert JSchoenster , Mrs. Sa- rah Sudbrink and James White , Jr., April 28. Happy wedding anniversary to: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wrensen , April 18; Mr. and Mrs . Richard Dickhoff , April 21; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lopez , April 25. John Higgins of Red Maple road entered Mather Memorial hospital , Port Jefferson , Saturday, ill with pneumonia. On Monday it was reported that he is im- proving. Mr. Hi gg ins is a mem- ber of the Brookhaven Town po- lice force. Mrs. Louise Mooney of Sally lane was quite ill again over the weekend. Mrs. Mary Hughes of Old Sad- dle road has been in Mather Me- morial hospital since April 12 and had a major operation Friday. She is improving nicel y. Mrs. Mary Ellen Schrage and children , Linda Ann and Doug- las , of Blue Point were guests at the home of Mrs . Schrage ' s pa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Alexander- Porter on Dew Flag road Monday in celebration of Mrs. Schrage ' s birthday. Guests Wednesday at the Porter home were.Mrs. Jumel Torborg and Peter Gleckner of St. Aibans. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at Wattle ' s and the Post Of- fice in Ridge. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. George Grube and children , George , Jr., and Janice , of Red Maple road spent the Easter holidays with Mr. Grube ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs . Walter Grube , in Massachu- setts. New residents in Ridge are Mr. and Mrs . - George Hitches and their three children , Georgia , 6 , Patricia 3 , and Regis , 7 months old. They are residing on Red Map le road and came here from Brentwood. Mr. and Mrs. John Huges and children of Levittowri and Mr. and Mrs. E. Bartholmew of Brooklyn are living on Old Sad- dle road. Mrs. Alice Quinn is ill with pleurisy at her home on Old Sad- dle road. Mrs . Jeanne Davinhauser of Poughkeepsie was a recent guest of Mrs . Wayne Riley at her home on Sally lane. They both visited Mr. and Mrs. James Meeks here and attended the meeting of Old Glory chapter , Order of the East- ern Star , in Patchogue Thursday- ni g ht , after which they motored to Richmond Hill to Mrs. Riley ' s other home , and joined their hus- bands there . Methodists to Meet For Fund Planning Officials and otner members and friends of the Methodist Church of Patchogue will hold an infor- mal meeting at 8 p. m. Sunday with the Rev . Robert F. Ramm , pastor of the Northport Metho- dist church , to discuss various fund-raising plans. The church of which Mr. Ramm is pastor is comparable in mem- bership and constituency to the local church. It completed a suc- cessful fund-raising campaign a little over a year ago. Mr. Ramm ' s committee made a careful sur- vey of various organizations in the fund-raising field , and his ad- vice has been requested by the official board of the Patchogue church , which faces the need of clearing up present obligations , providing for needed improve- ments , and establishing a fund for a new building.
