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Mrs. B. D I » I > . KUnk . 'J-tSStt ' <>\si, ( KXVltys Ti KUKMONV \T .METHODIST ( Ml IU il •Sunday during the regular h«:,i- 0 f morning worshi p, start- ing at U a. m.. consecration cere- monies for the new building of thi . - -Methodist church at five < Wnets , the Lake , will be held. Ihe district superintendent , the Kev. Anbury O. E. Suomberg, will conduct the service. He will !>e a. -sisted by tht pastor of the church , the Rev. Harold Sabin , and b / two former pastors , Dr. Howard Clin. bell and the Rev. David Sloatmnn. After the consecration cere- monies , luncheon will be served for members of the Official board ::nd their families. On the same day, starting at 2: ' M> p. m., the Fourth Quarterly Conference will be held. On A pril l;{ several church members attended a conference held in Kiverhead for youtn workers . A number of men will be need- ed Saturday to help prepare the » .hurch for the consecration serv- ice. Work will begin at 8:, '{(J a. m. A District conference will be held in the Searington church on April HO . Anyone wishing to at- tend this meeting should contact Pastor Salmi. The Junior Woman ' s society will serve its annual spring din- ner May 5 between (J and 8 p. m. The menu will feature roast chicken. Because of the increased space in the new church for serv- ing large groups , the members are hoping for a good turnout. They ask that you come and bring your family and friends and join in a friendly fellowship. Next Thursday, there will be a \Towel Shower \ as part of the regular Junior Woman ' s so- ciety meeting. One kitcnen touel for the new church kitchen is the admission to an evening of fun. ¦j' a * RONKONKOMA SCHOOL NEW S Election of officers held at the April meeting of the Ronkonko- ma Parent-Teacher association resulted in the following slate : Charles Smith , p resident; Mrs. Robert Herdman , vice president; Edward Hauselbauer , secretary; Mrs. Josep h Fragapane , treas- urer. All parents registering chil- dren for kindergarten lor the school term starting in Septem- ber have been requested to be in the auditorium not later than 9 a. m. May 25 , when the children will be examined by the school doctor. During the PTA meeting, Prin- cipal Walter Zakary thanked the members for the education fihn- strips which had been donated to the school. Plans were made for the \ spring card and game party which will be held May 28 in the school. Dates for the Gymnastic exhi- bition and the concert given by the students of the school each year , will be announced at a later date. The Eastern Long Island Dis- trict conference will be held in the Village Green school in Hunt- ington. The car pool will leave the school at 8:30 a. m. It is re- quested that those attending the meeting bring their lunch. | The parent attendance banner was awarded to the Second grade. Members of the school board v. ere in attendance at the meet- • ifig to discuss tile school budge t for lt»55-5t;. On April 29 the school children will \:.> visited b y the \Merry Wizard\ with his puppe t magic and ventriloquist show. This will take the place of the annual school picnic. The voters in the Ronkonkoma school district are asked to keep the following dates in mind: i April 22—Personal registration : at the school from t> to 10 p. m. April 2:S—Personal registration from 1 p. m. to p. m. May :$ — Voting on the budget j from 8 p. m . to 10 p. m. at school. May 4 — Voting for new board j members from 1 p. in. to 9 p. m. | at school. - !t - ¦. | HOLY CROSS CHl'KCH Holy Cross Lutneran church on Hawkins avenue and Lakewood road holds Matin se rvices at 8:30 a. m. Sundays throughout the year. Divine worshi p is held at 11 a. m. Holy communion is ad- ministered at both servicer; the firs t Sunday of each month. Church school meets at 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Freda Kenick is the superintendent. The flowers on the altar Sun- day were the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Hutter and Mr. and Mrs . Schu- muhly in memory of their par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. J. Schumuhly. Saturday night Holy Cross will hold its Anniversary dance in the Patchogue hotel , starting at 9 p. m. Larry Dee and his or- chestra will furnish the music. A cordial invitation is ex tended to the people in the Lake commun- ity to attend the dance. Tickets may be purchased from council members or . members of the dance committee. The choir will meet for re- hearsal at 8 p. m. today. The junior choir will rehearse at 10 a. m. Saturday. Choir master , Richard Benson , is in charge of both choirs. The Confirmation class will meet with Pastor Anderson for instruction at 10 a. in. Saturday. Pastor Strohl conducted the services in Holy Cross Sunday morning and is living in the par- sonage with his family. i% c o ST . JOSEPH'S R. C. CHURCH Sunday masses are held in St. Joseph' s \ R. C. church at 7 , 8 , 9 , 10:30 , 11:30 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. The 9 a. m. mass is held . in the auditorium. The Very Rev. Francis H. Liller , V. F., the Rev. Thomas Minoguc and the Rev. Charles Nosser are the priests at St. Joseph' s church. The School guild will sponsor a card pa rty in the school audi- torium next Thursday, starting at 8:30 p. m. There will be a dance April 30 in the school audi- torium sponsored by another church society. Members of the sodality will meet in the school auditorium Monday night. * * * ST. MARY'S CHURCH St. Mary ' s Episcopal church on pond road , the Lake , holds Sun- day services at 9:30 a. - m. Sun- • day school meets at the same hour. The Rev. Robert Titus Hol- I lett is the priest-in-charge. Mrs. I Hollett is Sunday school super- intendent. A. Henry Habich is ' lay reader. Miss Elfrieda Schy- mik is the organist. The choir of St. Mary ' s church meets for rehearsal Friday nights. St. Agnes guild also meets Fri- day nights. This guild is for the younger members of St. Mary ' s church. Miss Marie Bruno was guest- of-honor at a bridal shower given April 13 by Miss Ann Cendrowski in her home on Avenue A. Miss Bruno , the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bruno of Hawkins avenue , will become the bride of Harold Lass in St. Joseph' s R. C. churc h May 15. The living room of the C endrowski home was gayly decorated with shower mo- tifs , the center of attraction be- ing a large white umbrella un- der which Miss Bruno ' s many beautiful shower gifts w e r e p laced. After the packages were opened , a buffet supper was serv - ed. A bridal cake , baked by the hostess and copied from a design in a recent copy of Good House- keep ing magazine , was an at- tractive part of the table decora- tion. Guests were the bride ' s mother and aunt , Mrs. Louis Bruno and Mrs. James Bruno; the hostess ' mother , Mrs. An- drew Cendrowski , and fellow em- p loyes in the National Bank of Lake Ronkonkoma where the bride-to-be is employed. They are Mesdames Robert Feindt , Bernard LaTanzio , Alfred Blei- miller , Charles W. Fisher and Misses Margaret Watson , Doris Thompson , Carol Thompson and Lucretia Romani. Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Badman came down from Lake George last week to visit friends and rela- tives here. Both Mr. and Mrs. Badman spent their childhood and the first years of their marriage in Lake Ronkonkoma. They moved about 20 years ago to Lake George where Mr. Badman became a fores t ranger. The William Merritt Hallock post , American Leg ion , will hold its annual spring dance Saturday- ni ght in Yerk' s Pavilion on the west shore of the lake. Dancing will start at 8:30 p. m. with Ar- thur Browne , Jr., and his band furnishing the music. Tickets are available at the door. The Patch ogue Advance is on sale at Bee Dee Stationers , Lecho- wit Delicatesse n and the A & P Lake Ronkonkoma. —Adv. The home of Mr. and Mrs . Ar- thur Busch on Lincoln road is un- dergoing extensive alterations. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Stiefel of North Fifth street , the Lake , are the parents of twin daughters born in Southside hospital , Bay- Shore , March 28 . The babies will be christened Linda and Lorraine. Officers and the Board of Di- rectors of the Suffolk Symp hony- orchestra held their monthly meeting last Thursday night in the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Jules Friedman. Anyone interested in joining the orchestra and who can play symphony music should get in contact with the conducto r , Adrian Schubert , at the Lake Ronkonkoma school Friday nights when the orchestra meets for \ rehearsal. Rehearsals start at 8\ p. m. John Cosich has joined the fa- culty of the Centereach school for the - remainder of the term . Mr. Cosich was graduated from Springfield college in January. Jftmes C. Bryant , who is now serving in the US Army in a Centra l American country as an English instructor , will be on the teaching staff of the newly consolidated schools of the Lake, Holtsville and Holbrook. He will receive his discharge fro m the , Army in September and start I work here when the fall term be- gins. Mrs. F rances Bowen of Gatelot avenue is enjoying her visit with her son-in-law and daughte r , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilcox , and her two grandchildren of Tallahassee , Fla., and making no p lans at present for her return to the Lake. Mrs . Elsie Hanft of Cherry- street is in Mather Memorial hos- pital . Port Jefferson , where she is recuperating from a se%-ere virus attack. Vincent Parisi , a student at Port Jefferson High school , at- tended the fourth meeting of the Suffolk County Scholastic Press association held in the Bay Shore High school recently. Vincent is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sal Pari- si of Rokonkoma avenue. Mrs . John Bersey of Michigan and Locust streets , the Lake , gave a birthday party in her home Friday afternoon in honor of the first birthday of her grand- son , Arthur O. Oliveri , Jr. , Baby Arthur lives with his parents in Patchogue. The young guests at the . party . were Daryl Kruda , Gordon James Snyder , Karen and Vincent Kinman , Sha ron and Jack Garcia , Sharon Myers , Pat- ti , Billie and Jeanne Kraics , of ho Lake , and Carolee Hen- ry of Middle Village. Also at the party were the baby ' s mother , Mrs. George Kruda , Mrs. Mattie Kraics and Mrs. Lillian Reilly. During the afternoon the children played games for which prizes were awarded. The living room of the Bersey home was decorat- ed for the occasion with colorful streamers and birthday favors . Refreshments served included a large birthday cake with one can- dle. / Smart business men have their office forms printed at The Patch- ogue Advance. — Adv. Miss Joanna Schmitt spent the weekend at her bungalow on Pleasure avenue. She is having work done on the interior of her bungalow , getting: it ready for year-round occupancy. Carrol Gates and his father , J. Vincent Gates of Riverdale , spent the weekend at their home on Hawkins avenue. Miss Lulie Pinkham has re- lu riU- . t l.i 111 .. . .l. l yn :;! \ ;. . •[¦ |.cli. l- ing the Faster vacation with he: brother and sister-in-law. .Mr. and .Mrs. William I'i.ikliani of l.akewood road. Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Brooks > ?;:' ! as guests in their home in Mollis their young nephew , Willi -mi Gimmler, whom they entertained during the Faster vacation. Me was tak' ii to the circus , tile zoo , the Statue of Liberty and other places of interest in New York city. William is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gimmler of Creighton avenue. Mrs . Fred Mohring celebrated her birthday at her home on Por- tion road Saturday. Mr. am! Mrs. John Berryman of Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Altenstein of Avenue A were guests at her birthday party. Miss Margaret Watson of Smith road celebrated her birth- day Friday. The firm of Agnew and Taylor , which has operated a general store on Hawkins avenue for many years , is discontinuing the sale of groceries and vegetables and will deal in uaint and hard- ware. The building housing the Agnew and Taylor firm is the oldest in the. Lake village. Here comes the bride! The strains of the wedding march will begin auspiciously when you ac- cept the cheerfully given service of The Patchogue Advance in your selection of wedding invita- tions. Printed, raised printing or engraving. —Adv. The need for volunteer chair- men and workers for the 195a Cancer crusade is urgent. The quota for the Ronkonkoma-I.ake Ronkonkoma area is $400 and this quota has been met only once in past campaigns. Anyone wishing to volunteer may con- tact the town chairman , Mrs. Ro- bert Sheridan during the day at Patchogue 3-2300 or evenings at Bellport 7 - 0 7 5 7 - M. Donations may be made to Cancer , Box 335, Patchogue , and will be credited to the community from whence they come. 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Air- - . !: ; . , ¦[] Dougherty and . h:!c , re:: ) U ^ .rt and K!le:i , ••! ' liioo ' .dyo -i; t ot Fa. -ter week with Mr. and Mr- . lienrv .i. Haase i.l \ Ethel p.ace. Mrs . (Jus llrud; ;»f Put\ .: m ave- nue attended a luncheon in Brook- ; lyn Wednesday. Mrs . Margaret Clay, an em- ploye of Pilgrim State hospital , , Brentwood , is ill ;. 't her ij onie i on Ohis street . I Doii;, -la. - - Jor .es .if N' ew York ! city is spending a week' s vaca- ! t'..:i at his hoii -e on Ohls street. Mr. and .Mrs. Frederick ik-r- master of Hempstead , were guests at the home <d \ Mr. and Mis. William Henkel of Greene ave- nue Sunday. Mr. and Mr.; . Martin Natale of Washington Heights , . -pent Kaster weekend with their . - - .nn-in-ltiw and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Otto Haack of Truberj: avenue. Sun- day, Mr. and Mrs. John Basnak and children , Michele and Lynn , of Truberg avenue .joined them at a family dinner. Airs. Basnak is also a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Natale . Karen Anna Calston , nine-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Kurt Calston of Truberg avenue • acd Join's street , underwent sur- gery I- ' riday and is a patient at .Mather Memorial hospital . Port 1 Jefferson. j The I' atchugue Advance is on ; at J & J (. ' eneral Store and i Michael Welz ' store in Canaan | Lake. —Adv. j Mr. and Mrs. John Hasnak and children , Michele and Lynn , Mr. j :'iid Mrs. Otto Haack and son , i Robert , of Truberg avenue and Michele and Rudy Calston , chil- dren of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Cal- ston of Jones street , attended the c i r c u s Saturday at Madison Square Harden , New York city. The Suffolk Refuse Disposal I organization held a dinner Satur- i day night at Klnb \51 \ on Trac- j tion tioulevard. Charles Richard lleniniinger , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles llemininger , Sr., of Woodside j avenue , received his firs t commu- nion at the Emanuel Lutheran j church in Patchogue Sunday. Mr. and Airs. Harold Hoffman of Ridgewood, who recently re- turned from Florida , spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Haack of Truberg avenue. Mrs. Hoffman is Mr. Haack' s sister, i Mr. and Mrs. William Cornelius I of Astoria spent the weekend at I th. ir cottage on Midway street- ! Jack GruniPtte , proprietor of j the R. & H. store on Traction { boulevard , is slowly recovering ! from a lengthy illness. t Conra d Kiesel , counselor at Ni- agara university, Jo:\n Kiesel of Roslyn , and Anthony Kiesel of St. Louis Marie De Montfort semina ry at. Bay Shore spent the Kaster holidays with Mr. and Mrs . Conrad Kiesel , Sr., of En- gelke . street. CANAAN LAKE NEWS i HUGHES & STILL , Inc. j \Your Friendly A gency \ j GENERAL INSURANCE ' j BONDING SPECIAUSTS Route 25 Centereach , N. Y. 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