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Brookhaven-South H aven Mary M. AihiirRW . BKUport 7-097915 Th - oimiix of an eventful fam- il y - ..sekciid for the Waiter Zuk- ewskis of Pine street came early i' .ionrl.iy mo.ning when th.ir son ami rlaughu-r-in-. au- , Mr. and M.s. II. ii: y Kwia ' .kowski. also uf Cine s, r. - . -i . became the parents of a sou , their iirst grandchild. Born a, ihe Brookhaven Memorial hos- p.:al he we .ghed 7 pounds , \2\» o.u.ces . Th. - Zukuwskis ' son , Bob, e. hodcrmnu on ihe CSS Alcor slai. oii. -rl at Noriolk was home 101 toe weekend and their daugh- ter . Karen , ar ived home Sunday u g. 1L from Oswego State Teacli- r is coll go, where she has just I. , in: , eted her freshman year. llorloii lleain , son of Mr. and ),i. - . no. -ioii Heath, left liiook- I.,i ,i. n .Holiday lor v.ordoiivil.c , V a., a.lcr a )0 a.iy visa. Mr. heat.i , wan is with tile t inted Stales lo , ruination agency, rec. ntly le- liirneil wun lis lannl y liiini India wncre he bud been stationed three \ .ars. Mr. and Mis. Ralph Maust and son , Ralp h , ui Suuui e . ouniry roaet elui-i la.neil at dinner tile - 1 niein- b is ol in.- 1 liisiie Meet wno par- Uci|iaied in ihe Memorial Day regatta. .Miss Linda Gemniell , daug hter ol .M r. and Mrs. Lee Geinmell , ui iJoulJi l . ounuy road returned Sunday Iroin .Manhattan , Kansas , wo. re she completed li-r lresnmun \ ear al the Ln.veisity of Kansas. .H. ss lieinmell will spend the sum- mer a- - an emp loyee at Brookhaven Nai.oiial Laboratory. .Memorial weekend guests of Mr. ami .Mrs. 1'luiip A. Hubert of South I ountry road were their soii-in-Uiw and daughter , Dr. and .M. s . Robert C. t arey and son, Robert , Jr., of Brooklyn. '1 nomas \V. Carroll , Jr., of Bell- haven mad , who received the Cor- poral Kwmg award Memorial day, hopes to attend Northeastern .uni- \eisity, Boston , and major in op- tonieliy. lor your Insurance needs con- sult Strickland A gency, Inc. HEI1- lu.rt 7-U. '« l^ . —Adv. Dr. and Mrs. Leslie F. Nims l eiUi 'iied l- ' riday from a two weeks tup tu Pittsburgh, Pa , where Dr. Nims attended meetings on Radi- al.en . the Detroit area and Chic- aner when . 1 they visited their son- in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. I Aught O. .Sciior 'i l' ler and famil y. 'I he Nuns also visited then II ii nds , who founded the Brain foundation of Chicago , at theii home in Val paraiso Inrl. Both doc- tors , the wife , Dr. Ema Leon Harilt Gihbs was named last year ' s woman of tile year b y the Ameri- can Woman s association. No more tii .in home , the Nims found their . - on. Leslie , home on weekend pass l \ !. mi l- ' ori Downs . Mass.. where he is beiii'j trained for work ill the Army Security agency. Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William I' uiv es ,,f Ray road was Mr. Purves \ mother , Mrs. John Purves , ami sister , Miss Eleanoi llutche . -.m , and Mr. Purves ' aunt Mi - s. William Curves , all of Lyn- luoik , who recentl y relurneel from v. .mermg ill Titu sville. Fla. Wi'i 'keiid gu.-si of Mr. and Mrs Alexandre do Hoiid of Locust, road v. - a- Mrs. Cornelia d'Alexandre of N' . \ ,\ Yrrrk city , who also visited other friends in this .area. A recent guest of the Anthony Maj i-slie family was Mr. Majestic ' s a' lii i . Mrs. Richard Scab's of Tam- pa. Fia. Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. i-iak' r were their son. John. ami a friend , Lee Taliforro , the latter who grarluates from Colum- 1 a School of Architecture where John is also studying. .Mrs. John Baker and son , lau , joined the Bakers Monday. A final meeting of the Curent- '/' .-acib'-r association program ques- tionnaire committee under chair- man , Mrs. John l- 'loyd, was held Mac -7 at the home of Mrs. H-ury Lohmanii , Smith Country load. A report will be presented at a special board meeting, being held today by Mrs. Will iam Bon- >ii n . president to Mrs. Rose La- ioii e . program chairman. William Curves , principal of Brookhawn elementary school , has announced changes in the school pr ogram. The Science exhibit ori- einaliv slated for June S and ' . » , will be held all day until 1 1>. m. and from 7::ill to \> p. m. Tuesday and Wednesday . Mrs. Constance O Shea ' s tirade 5 students \vill pre . -eiil their p lay \Wagons West \ .lime Ifi. Miss Libia M. Rennet and her si. -:, .i . Mrs. William Walton, of O'd Stump road , who wintered in DaMona Reach, l- 'la., visite.i their nephew and niece , Dr. and Mrs. I. ' alph Burroughs mui family on their way north and arrived in Brookhawn a week ago. Robert W. Starke , president of the Brookhaven Village associa- tion, has announced that the op- I on on the l!oraii-Ljung<|vist I each proportv was recently picked up. In addition lo the $250 put down , S'2 , 7~ iO comp leting the nec- essary 10' . was [laid the owners . II is ' Imped that corporation pa- pers for the MnUhubank Company, Inc . will he comp leted this week. Investors are requested lo send in th ' ir p ledges by June 15 to Willis A. Strickland Strickland a . ..ncv , Heli port. It is further hoped ' lbid the beach, with im- provements suuii to be made such a- board walk and dock , can be oiieri for use by July. Memorial weekend guest of Mr. and Mis. II. Hastings Rcddnll wa s their nep hew , Jack Reddall , of Bav Shore who with Tom Shop- pa rd anil George Peter of Heliport served as cr<-w on Mr. Per],bill' s Raven , which p laced first in the races . Holidav house-guest of Mr and Mr- Knuto I. ee was Mr. Lee ' s fuller. Arthur Lee , of New York cil v. Mrs . Paul Robinson of Montauk hiehway returned Monday to Par- ish acres , Putnam Valley, villi lira daughter. Mrs. Ralph Robinson, who with two of her five chil- dren . Donald and Ruth Ellen , hail been visiting here the past week \> A hoi.clay guest of Mrs. Frank Mills of South Country road was -Mrs. Eniilie Sinutny of Rockville Centre. Dr . and Mrs. Montrose Moses and daughters , Mobie and Kitty, of New York city returned Monday m their home after spending the holiday weekend at the home of die Dennis Pulestuns of Meadow ane. Holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wiswall was their nep hew , David Penfi e hl of New York citv. Dr. David E. Alburger left Tues- lay to alt nd the annual iuform- dion meeting of the physics and .dectronuc-lear researc h division of Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The final pack meeting of Cub Pack <) will be held at 7:30 -p. m. tomorrow in the old auditorium of Brookhaven elementary school. Boys who will be eligible for Cubs next fall are invited to attend. The theme will be \Musical Hoe- down . ' ' Refreshments will be serv- ed. The Rev. Richard W. Gray, chairman of the Brookhaven Blood bank, has announced that a mo- bile unit for the Brookhaven Com- munity Blood bank wi'l pay its annual visit July i) to the Brook- haven Fire department. To insure gn ater participation , baby sitters , transportation , and any other nec- essary services will be furnished and held at hours agreeable to both housewives and husbands. Mrs. Russell J. Timerhoff of Seeley strct is pleased with her 15 month old male orange pom- eranian , little Aide of Arz, who won a first as the best toy in the Suffolk Kennel Club show held at Lake Grove school Sunday. Shown by co-owner , William Koernlin of Yaphank , little Arde was accompanied by two <1 month old poms , his niece and nep hew , both of whom took first place as puppies in their respective classes. Little Arde who was win- ner dog in the Long Island Dog show earlier this month , won ' t be shown again , except perhaps in members showing in Brookhaven Kennel club, until the Westchester show in the fall. MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE The Memorial day parade and service conducted Saturday by members of Veterans of Foreign Wars , Cost SR17, was poignantly impressive. Familiar figures set a distance between themselves and spectators by ihe uniforms in which they rejoined departed com- rades whose day it was to be remembered. The ceremony was opened by John Ostrow , senior vice com- mander anil parade marshal , and James Fucci , post commander , at Brookhaven Memorial park. The • enediction was g iven by Robert Terwilliger The ceremony and ad- dress by Major Gordon Scott of ihe Westhamptoii Air base remind- ed solemn listeners of their ob- ligation to the war dead and deals for which they died. A commemorative wreath was laid on the monument by Vice Com- mander Ostrow and floral tokens by M rs. Claire Congonis , Post Commander Fucci and Ollicer-of- the-dav Tom O 'Dunneli. With the tiring of three triple salvoes , the creaking of Old Glory to her place at the top of the flag pole and the echo of taps from the woods were sounds that stirred even those too young to under- stand. The Corporal John Ewing award , in memory of the young soldier who died in Korea , was presented by Mrs. Anthony Majes- tic to Thomas W. Carroll , Jr., on behalf of the Brookhaven Parent- Teacher association . Fire depart- ment and VFW Cost 81117. The Heliport hand, directe d by Walter Ebersole . had p layed while marching and prec. -ded the cere- mony with the national anthem; anil closed with the \Stars and Stripes Forever. \ Other participating organiza- tions were the Heliport Fire de- partment , VFW and Ambulance company, Brookhaven Boy Scouts and Cubs , Girl Scouts and Brown- ies and Brookhaven Fire depart- ment and Ambulance company. There were three cases of heat prostration. Patchogue UJA Breakfast Set For June 28 The Patchogue Jewish com- munity will sponsor a breakfast for the United Jewish Appeal at 10 a. m. June 28 at Temple He 'h-El. Catchogue . The chairmen of the campaign are Dr. Jacob S. Bus.h, Irving I,. Seloff , Jack Shandel , David A. fljo, ,-,.). Frank Silverman and Sam- uel I. Sloane. The members of the executive committee aie Dr. Jacob Pranit- zkc , William Dranitzke, Charles ii. Ehrenbei g, Mrs. Fanny Gold- stein , David J. Gottfried , Dr. Perry S. Horenstein. Robert J. Koss ' oy, Dr. Joseph S. Lihin , Dr. Joseph Lifschitz , Dr. Harry Mar- ganotf , Harry J. Rose , Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper , Bernard Sieg- fried, Dr. David Spielsinger , Dr. Maurice Weinstock . David Wciss- berger , Louis Weissberger and Jieeph Zuli. The campaign seek s to rime the urea ' s share of a nation-wide $100 , 000 , 000 Special fund to meet emergency needs created by the, anticipated migration of 100 , 000 Jews from Eastern Europe to Israel this year. They will also lie spoking the local proportion of Ihe funds needed to sustain a worldwide humanitarian network operated by the New Y-ork T'JA beneficiary organizations. The United Jewish Appeal of Greater New York is the sole fund-raising agency in the metro- politan area for the United Israel Appeal , Joint Distribution com- mittee (including ORT), New York Association for New Ameri- cans , National Jewish Welfare board, American Jewish congress and United Hias service . PR I JISFRC Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Neger of 210 Med- v^rVUlOIjiVkJ ford avenue , Patchogue , recently returned to Miami , Fla., from a tropical cruise to Havana and Nassau aboard the SS Yarmouth. They had the opportunity of seeing the historic sights of \ old \ and \ new \ Havana, and in Nassau saw the Bights of the quaint, old-world city while riding in a surrey through the winding streets. They \ are still in Florida. BLUE POINT NEWS ITEMS Mrs. George Denslnr, EMerson 3-8279 The Golden Age club met at the Blue Point firehouse May 20 with Mrs . Lillian Mechow , presi- dent , presiding. Those reported sick were George Giroux, Mrs Edwin Bradbury and II e n r y Schmidt. The fifth annual dinner with Mrs. Frieda Boyd and Ray Ovens as co-chairmen , will be held Tuesday at tlie Domino Yacht club After a short meeting, games were p layed and refreshments were ser- ved by Fred Waldbauer and Mes- dames Lillian Avery, Charlotte Wagner and Bessie Greves. For the finest in self-service in Bayport. Good parking—quick meats try Shand' s Food Market service. —Adv . The Blue Point Senior Scouts will ho 'd a spaghetti dinner and dance Saturday at the Blue Point firehouse. Dinner will be served from Ii to 9 p.m. and dancing will be until 11 p.m. There will be an admission charge and tickets may Vie obtained from any Senior scout or at the door. Attending the final meeting for the season of the Sit anrl Sew club at the home of Mrs. Leon Swezey of Purick street May 27 were Mrs. George Pope of Say- vil' e and Mesdames Howard Shene . Alfred Swezey, Will am Ritchie. William Wevlirauch. Frieda Boyd and George Dousing of Blue Point. The annual dinner wi'l be held Saturday night at Felice ' s Restau- rant in Patchogue. Richard Zebrowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roman Z'dirowski . of IK) Namkee roa d celebrated his J2th birthday at a party ai his home Friday. Guests were Gap Lauben of Patchogue; Kath y Dawe of Bayport and Cheryl 1 tensing Wendy Maxson, Susan Scanlon and Annie Lang of Blue Point. Also Phili p and James Lauben of l' at- chogue and Jay Smalling and Thomas Logan of U' ue Point. A piano recital was held at 8 p.m. Slay 2. 'l at the home of Mrs . Gibson Browne of 231 Middle road Students participating were Louise Browne , Carol Weak , Kathy Tur- ley, Eileen Browne. Nancy Mitchell Helen Lu Ahern , Mary LePre. Norma Lauritsen , Cindy Gul p and Nina Lauritsen. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bevis and children , Milton. Jr., Drew , Law- rence , and Jeffrey of Paumanaki road spent May 2M weekend in Reading, Mass. visiting Mrs. Bevis ' mother , Mrs. Lillian Drew , and her brothers and sisters and their families . Mesdames H. Ralnh Schmidt Harvey Bumstead , Gerald Stau- gnitis and William Wey hrauch , den mothers of Pack 40 , attended a training session May 25 at Greene Avenue schooh Sayvillc. Sessions will be held every Monday night for the month of June and anyone intereste d in being a den mothei may attend. Hugh Wedegis , son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wedegis , of {) Arthur avenue had the following weekend guests May 211 and 21: Byrl Din- widdle , Bernadctte Collishaw. Joan Schmitt , Noreen Jago , Charles Bray, Jon Lichner and William Vogt , all students of the New York Agricultural and Technical Instit- ute in Fiirmingdale. This was their Freshman weekend. A double celebration took p lace on Memorial day at the home o ' Mr . and Mis. Mads Lauritsen of Maple street when they celebrated their wedding anniversary and Mrs. Lauritsen\s birthday at a dinner parly. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. Stadnikoff of Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. Rud y (ioulet and children , Michelle and Ronald , of Bayport and Nina and Norma Lauritsen. Kevin Huher , 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Huher celebrated bis birthday May 24 at his home at I ) ' J Park avenue . Guests included Barbara , Donald and Edward Swezey, Patricia and Shelley Swezey, Gwen and William Swezey and bis sister , Terri of Blue Point and Penny-Sue and Gary Ligbtner of Lake Ronkoii - koma. Mr. and Mrs. George Densing and children, Cheryl , Lawrence Nancy and James , of 45 Namkee road entertained Memorial day al an outdoor picnic after the parade. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Overton of (' ii t. e ' nogue; Mr. and ''Mrs . Harry Doering and children Doris Ann and Robert , of East Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs. Rudol ph Houdek and Otis Nicho ' s of Bald- win; Mr. and Mrs. George A. Pope and George Pope , Sr., of Sayville; Mrs. Doris McCuen and children John , Michael , Barbara a n d Thomas , of Lake Grove; Mr. and Mrs . Edward Densing, Daniel Den- sing, Franklin Densing, Mr. anil Mrs. John Densing and children. Stephen , Criscilln and Rebecca Mr. and Mrs. Henry Densing and children , Henry, Jr.. Susan and Peggy-Ann , Mrs. Ernest Flowers and chi'dren, Ernest , Jr., Edith . Katherine-Ann and Doris , Mrs . Elsie McDona 'd , Mrs. Fannie John- son and Mrs. Flora Matey of Pat- chogue and Linda Shene , Peggy and Paul Ciough , Roy ami Henrv Lukas, Paul and Robert Crawford and Drew Bevis. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at Ruth ' s Stationery, Byrnes and Zieran ' s Delicatessen in Blue Point . —Adv. At the final meeting of the Blue Po nt Parent-Teacher associ- ation Mav 20 , Joseph MeCarth- instulled the following officers for the l<) \ ifl-lpi;i ) school term : Mrs Arthur Mil' er president; Mrs . Ar- thur C'oishanimer . vice president Mrs. William Keller , t reasurer; Mrs. George Haegele , recording secretary and Miss Nora Mohlen- brock , corresponding secretary Other appointed committee chair men are Mrs. Rupert Werner , clnsr mothers ; Mrs . .lack Howard , pro- ject; Mrs. Harry Gray, s-innmei roundup: Mrs. Alice l.arrahee . urn- gram; Mrs. Clarence Cinwfonl cheer; Mrs. Harvey Bum-tead membershi p; Mrs. George Brush budget and finance; Mrs. James Mull.gan , historian; Mrs. Ruber ' Chase , publicity; Mrs . Jacob ] ' ,v- ueckner , founders day and Mrs Irwin Lukas legislature. Guest speaker was Dr. .Margaret Cur- mack of the faculty at Brookl yn college who spoke on \The Impact of Our Culture on Youth\ followed b y a question and answer session. Refreshments were served b y the mothers of the sixth and seventh grade pupils . The Rev . and Mrs. I. A. Fall; of 5 Maple street entertained a! a fami' y party Memorial day. Guests included their sims-in-la\\ and daughters , Mr. and Mrs . Edward Mahler and children , Judy Debbie and Timothy, of Sayville . Mr . and Mrs. Lou s Tusso and children , Amy, Louis and Elaine of Patchogue and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morris and daughters , Lin- da and Sandra , of Blue Coin! . Their daughter , Miss Beverl y Falk , a student nurse , was home for the weekend from Brook' yn hospital. Mr . and M rs. Simon Pasternak of Namkee road entertained at a party May 24 in honor of tin fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mrs. Pasionu.k' s undo ami aunt Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Bregman. The party climaxed a two-month visit in the east by Mr . and Mrs. Bregman who left May 20 for their home in Menlo Park , Calif. Guests were Morris Simon of Brooklyn ; Mr. anil Mrs. Kenneth Simon and children , Ira and Emil y of Mamaroueck; Mr. and .M rs , Harry Silk of Miami Beach , Fla.; Mrs. Lena Levy and Mrs. .Mildred Benedick of Providence , R.I., Mi- ami Mrs. Jerome Kalinski of Mass- apequu; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kal- inski , Mr. and Mrs. H. Kohen. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Jaffe, Mr. am: Mrs. David Steinberg and Mr. ami Mrs. Bert A brains of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kohen of I- ' ai Rockaway; Mr. and Mrs. Hank Kohen of Patchogue and Mr. am! Mrs. Joseph Levin and son , Ronald of New Yoik City. Mrs. Donald Kirouac of !i pheas- ant way entertained the Grace circle of the Bayport Methodist church May 27 at. her home . Mrs Frank Rivers of liayport was ru hostess , Other members present were Mrs. Richard Hainblev . -111( 1 Mrs . William Keller of Cue ' Coin! and Mcsdame-' , Jei' omus .M\issiier , Mabel ( \ onklin , Eric Gande , .Sey- mour Fink , Arthur Irvine. Don- ald IliiKzagh , Laiidon Owen , Ruell Rust , Carl Rozyrki ami Con- stance Schwabron of Baynort A surprise baby shower for Mrs Gande wiis held after the meeting. Refreshments w ore -ei\cod. A Boy Scout f' oniniitiec meeting wi ' l be held at th ' - Blue Point firehouse at h' . - . 'jO p.m. today. A sal.sbury steak dinner will be served at 7 p.m. June 10 nre- ceding the meeting of the Blue Point Republican club. Anyone may attend the dinner and then will be an admission charge pay able at the door. For further in- formation call Earl Moger , presi- dent , at Em :S-i ' ,!io7. Sunday services at the B' ue Point Baptist church are Bibb School hour at ' . i:l!i a.m. with DeVeriie Swezey. siiperiiPendent in charge ; Morning worshi p at 11 a.ill. w.lli a sermon by the Res' . I. A. Fall; , choir anthem ami Mrs. Eugene Rogers as organist ; Ymini Ceop li' s meeting at ll:i! () p.m. in the Fellowshi p room and Hymn Sing and Gospel message at 7:i. < p.m. The White Cross Missionary Society will meet from I0:. 'i() n.m to , 'i p.in, today. The Deacons meet- ing' will be held . -it. H p.m. Wed- nesday. Release time classes have been discontinued until the fall. June ID is tlie deadline for don ations of jams , jellies and juice for the Suiish.no siniiiner ramp Donations are also being accepted for till- ho s pital in I' oriugal where Sam Fail -cloth , missionary, ser- ves. Miss Thelnia Cuming, daughter of Mr . and Mis . Charles Coining of Art.bur u' .rnue , was guevl-of- honor at a sweet-dxteen party held al the Republican club in Blue Point . Gin- sis who enjoyed the buffet supper and dancing were Misses Ellen Bu ' cocl;, Pa- tricia Bourguignon . Virginia f) e Rondo , Patricia Dugan , Dorothy Bogel , Phy llis East on. Linda Lo- gan , Mary Ann Real don , Arlene Whelen , Virginia Mei -iier , Mau- reen Sulliva n , Kathy Thump - on G'lavis Maud. .Amy Saii'-rein . .Maria Minai rl i. Carol I Hi: . Hariri Han: en. Uremia Snr 'l . Toni ( ' alder , ,)ane Rust , Janet Shene , Claire Hester. Bonnie Ohrig, Ka thy S pellmaii , Toni G'iekmuii , Mary Lou M over and Joyce King. Also Gary Miller . Steve!] John-oil. Slew - ill f f :,w |; in • - ¦ Gary Tov. -l en. .la' . Downer . David Ivc r on . Fred Hailing. I .e.- Jackson , (I ' errv Boiir giiigiinn , Robert C-ilel , Robert . Hibliard . (h-oige Elliot , Caul Gregory, .lark Sk.-ll y, I baric, Glvceri : er , Nii-hlo . , K rau- . Slan- loy Cordon . William Mill e r Robert Crizzi , Richard Sands and Deiiui. - Grec'iiberg. Bayport-Blue Pt School News RLl l: POINT ELEMENTARY Mrs. Alice Lai-rabee ' s Sixth grade students visited Cue Vander- bilt Museum in Ceiitoi port May 27 . Mothers who accompanied ihe group were Mesdames Henry Hel- jeniaini , James Connell y. Edward Smalling, Charles Scanlon . John Redly, Klwciod Sluiher and Charles Neal. The Blue Coin! School baud, under the direction of Henry Brynan were guests May 20 of the Catchogue Kiwan.s at tlie Patch- ogue Hotel. Members of the hand partici pating were Paul Couraut , Annie Lang. William Keller , fa- tricia Tinny, Linda Gray. Andrea Doug ' as , Catli Lee Stevenson . Richard Fede em. Wend y Maxson , Arline Davidow . Kathleen Coch- rane. Susan Gilmoro , Kay Connel- ley, Thomas Ockers , Ronald Sc ' n- wizer , l. lovd Dodge , Terry Ferle- lem . Jeffrey Sheffield , John Slab! , Kirstine Rnynur , .Mary Jo Ki-h- ards , Edward Musunieci . John Zinkowski , Sandra Farrands , Mary Fitznatrick . Kathryn Swezey and Carolyn Mile* . Miss Nora Molil. ' iibrock ' s First grade students visited the Tncka- pasha Preserve in Seaford Mav 20. * * * BAYPORT ELEMENTARY On Friday afternoon at the Bay- port E' emenlury school . Mrs . Alecia Westcott and her Third grade pup ils entertained at the assembl y program. The children , dressed in p lay clothes , were on a p icnic and sat around the camp fi re. The stage was decorated with rockets , space ships and the planets . The children , in keeping with their solar studies in class , hehl a discussion on space, nickels , while toasting mnrshmnllows. The program ended with the sing ing of sonus. + * + HIGH SCHOOL After the parade Decoration day the Biiyporl-Bhi e Point High school hand students and George Raynor were treated to refresh- ments at the school and went to Fire Island Pines for a p icnic supper. + * * COLLEGE HOUND Guidance department officials at Bayport High school announce five seniors who have been accepted bv colleges for I ' m ther education. This brings the total of seniors to :!4 and the total of colleges to 5-1. Included are: Penny Bluhm , New York Slate College for Teachers in Albany: Michael t ' .ohlhaber , Yale , Harvard; Katherine Miles . Bryn Mawr. Wollosley, Wells; Nancy Ncvelolf, Halliard and John Shackelford , Adel phi. Michael Gnldhaber is the vale- dictorian of the class of lilo ' . l anil was previousl y accepted by Colum- bia and Stanford. His acceptance bv Stanford in Palo Alto. Calif., marks the g rcati'st geogra p hical distance . sought after b y this year ' s semors. Michael' s first choice is Harvard. BIRTHS SOI'THSIDE HOSPITAL Mr. ami Mrs . David Gandolfo of Roiik.inkiiina , a son , May 21. .Mr. and Mrs . Frodorii'k Kleiniu of ilolhrook . a son . Mav 2:1. Mr. and Mrs . George llaun of Sayville , a son , May 2:\. Mr. anil Mrs. John Haas of Sayville , a daughter . Mav 25 . Mr. , 'ind M is. Cie Hansel of Sayville , a son , May 25. Mr. and Mrs . Francis Dines of Easl I' aichogue , a daughter , May 20 . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johler of Bayport , a son , .May 27. MEDFORD N EWS ITEMS Mrs. Martini Theln . CRover 5-3509 Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bongo and family of Long Island avenue over the hiilbliiy weekend were Mr . and Mrs. ilenry DeVries of New York city. Mr . and Mrs . Pat Riz. ' . u and il.iughU'i . Ann .Marie , and nep hew Pasqua e Riz/. o , of Elmhurst ; Mr. and .Mrs. Edward Gleieh and daughter , Dorothy, of Brookl yn and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hen- schel of Medfoid. tin Saturday, young Charles Bongo made his First Holy communion and a party was held in his honor. On Friday the entire group enjoyed a fishing party on Cecon c bay \ . Guests at the home of Mr. am! Mrs. Paul Wille of Oregon avenue: over the holiday weekend were Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Knechtel . son Roger ami daughter Elaine , of Flushing; Mr. and Mrs. Guuther Zebliu and sou Ralph ami daugh- ter .Marion . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wlu'lan and son Howard , of Holts- ville. The Medford Fire department respondi'd to a call May 25 to extinguish a brush lire in the vicinity of Oak street. The fire- men will meet at the firehouse Friday night. Miss Mary Rate , RN, of the Private road has j oined the staff al the Brookhaven Memorial hos- pital . Robert Maseni and famil y have moved into their new home on Oregon avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Albert King and family have moved into the former Masem home on Oregon avenue. A meeting was held May 20 with Miss Helen Faster , agent of the Suffolk County Home Exten- sion service , at tlie home ' of Airs K. A. Thois, for the purpose of organizing an evening group of (lie Medford unit in addition to the present daytime group. Twelve women were present. The program will include silk screen painting, basic sewing, food and nutrition , health and family lift top ics, arts and crafts. Meeting elates bad been set for the second anil fourth Tuesday of each month but it was found necessary to change these' to the first and third Tuesday. Work classes will start in September and Will meet at Mrs. Theis ' home. The I' atchogue Advance is on sale at Weissenberger ' s. Earsen ' s Grocery, The Medford Stationery iind William ' s Luncheonette and Stationery Store in Medford. The Ladies ' auxiliary of the Medford Fire department will hob' its annua] Smorgasbord supper at the ' firehouse from D to X p.m Saturday. Mrs. Josep h Sciacca and Mrs. Frank Hiidak are in charge Mr . and Mrs . Richard Henry of Richmond avenue visited Mr. am ' Mrs . John Mosley and Miss Be-atr- ie-e Clifford at Manorville Saturday Guests :it the home' erf Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kolder of Oregon av- enue over the 1 weekend holiday iiicluilei! Mrs. Charles Phe ' an and trim , Charles Jr. of Rockville Cell tie ' , iln Saturday they were join i'i b y Ai rs . Lena Hess of Ridgewood The Ladies ' auxiliary of Henry J. .limes Cost , Veterans of For- eign Wars , met at Veterans ball last Thursday night. The New York State- Department convention will he held June' 2o to 27 at Buffalo. Cans were made to at- tend the ' dedicati on of tin- memor- ial fountain , a gift of the members of Suffolk and Nassau count ie-s at the Northport hospital June 11 Only one meot.ng each m onth wil be he-Id during the suinnicr. .Mem orial ' -I'i'vire ' s were conducted and the names of eleparted members ri'called were Anna Neid , Isabolle Rider , Theresa Schoem . Emily Walts , Maria Jones , Florence < ' oi'ley, Lillian Sweeting, Lillian Ceirde ' -ll . Katherine Mac-Donal d am! Oriel In Corley. A floral token was p aced for each one during the solemn deiibei alion . The Modfnrd Men and I.allies ' Choral society will participate in the concert lo be given b y the United Singers of Suffolk at I ' .::t0 p.m. Sunday at the St. Fruncb de Sales hall in Patchogue. Charles S. Ilnmm of Pennsyl- vania avenue has been re-elected president of the Central Isli p Teachers ' association for the yeai l!i , r i ' . i-i;(l. He was also chosen to represent (lie Teachers ' associatioi' at the State Teachers ' Association workshop at Oswego on August 2:i-20 The Medfiird Girl ' s 4 1! club clothing project was jmlgeel May 2fi at. the' home of Mrs . E. A. Thcb and the garments will be modelled . -il the clothing ri'viic at Smith- town Friday night. Services at St. Mark' s Episcopal '•hui - i-h Sunday are , Morning prayer at ' . ): \i) a.in. < 'lunch school al III ii .in. and Hol y communion nt 1 1 a.m. The Rev . William V. Murray of Ronkoiikoma is priest- in -charge . MEMORIAL DAY PARADE There wore many spectators at the annual Memorial day parade and : er\ ices at. the Medford Mem- orial Park, londiiot.od b y Ihe Henry I. Jones Post , Veterans of Foreign Wars . Beside Ihe VFW post am! auxiliary, other organizations in the line of march weie th e Mod- friid Fin- depart men! , the Ladies ' auxihai y, ami Drum ami Bugl e i-oiiis ; Hoy and Girl Scout t roops olid Brow nil ' s ami Cubs; t he- Mel Inn! Girls ' -Ml club; th. ' Al! Girl Drum and Bugle corps and rr l iie-eiilat ives of many other gioups. The parade . , starter! about I I :!, ' . a.in. al Toth Square- , when' ser- vice were he 'd iu memory of Will- iam Toth , proceeded solllh on the Slate road and around the Memor- ial Carl:. The Rev . William V .Murray, pastor of St. Mark ' s F p h-i'opal church , gave I hi' invo- catio n and words of welcome were' viv.oi by VFW Commander Robeit I lilt iii ' -ii- r. !'id\ .ai d C rn er , pre i .l.-i, : of ihe Medford Memoiial Carl, coiiimilti-i ' . -poke hriclly and ' I\ . ice . - followed. Oilier - p. 'll'le'i- p. - iting were Eugi ' iie Kie-rimn , Jo- ep li Braun , William W ' -inrlch . .lo- oph Lento , Carl Wingard , Hmiry Sii'bi 'r, William Gnbolman and Edward Kriedcinaker . The auxil- iary was represented by Mm, Mar- sdon Dittmeier , Mrs. Grace Ditt- j ineier and Mrs. Dolores Sieber. j Kay Dittmeier. past county coni- ! mander . was master of ceremonies . ! Colors w e r e presented while | \Taps \ was nliiyoel and the Fife j section of (lie Fire department Diuni and Bugle corps p lay,I the | National Anthem. The Rev . Mr. | Murray cotic ' iided with the hene- I diction and wreathes weir' p ' aced at the monument b y Commander Dittmeier and Chief Thomas Vaughan . on behalf of the Medford Fire department. Creci' rling the parade , a VFW delegation visited the graves of departed comrades at lloltsville Holy Sepulchre am! Yaphank. where they were joined b y the Yap hank Fire department in ser- vices for Henry J. Join's. Thev al- so visited Middle- Island. Wash- ington Memorial Park ami Coram cemeteries. Later in the afternoon , members of the Cost went to Miil- d' e Is ' nnd where they joined in the cominunsty memoria l cere- monies there. Mrs. Ctorgt Polli*. Cll.iver 5-G9I5 start at 8 p. m. tomorrow in St. S ylvester ' s R 0. church hall on Ohio avenue. This atl' aii- is some- thing n little ditferi'iit but you must lie there on time in order to participate. Mrs. Nan Horndon of Long Is- land avenue entertained at a com- munion part y and cookout Satur- day in honor of her daughter , Lin- da , who had received her First Holv communion Saturday morn- ing in St Sylvester ' s R. C. church. About thirty guests were present . Karen Buckley, daughter e>f Mr. and Mrs. E. Buckley of Robinson avenue , celebrated her sixth birth- day May 28 at a party at her home. Students of two of the fifth grade classes of Tremont Avenue school , accompanied by fi ft h grad- er students id \ the Bay Avenue school , went by bus Friday on a field trip which included visits to the Vanderbilt museum in Center- port and the New York State Fish hatchery in Cold Spring Harbor. A picnic was held later at Sunkeui Meadow State park. A daughter , Joan was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kdwanl Leitgeb of Waverly avenue May 22 at Brook- haven Memorial hosp ital . She has two sisters , Kaihy and Patricia. 'I'be final meeting of the season of Intermeeliate Girl Scout Troop •la was held May 27 at the Tro- inont. Avenue school. About eight- een girls received second class badges in a Court of Awards. Judy Alver , Jn Ann Mistier , Margaret Theimmn, Carol yn Hu- thnian and l.iiula Hcnulou gave an impromptu dance recital on May 2o at Jo Ann Mistlor ' s home em Ohio avenue. The proceeds of -51. K0 will be donated to St. Charles hospital. Mr. and Mrs . Karl Lindahl and daughter , Miss Gail , -of \West Is- li p were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs George Collis and daughter , A MI Dee, at their home on Waver- Iv avenue . Waller Maresco , president of the Tremont Avenue ' school Car- eul-Teachi'r association , attendee! the 'li'sseu l instal lation May lit of the new Iv-el. ' i -feel ollicers of the Tear oi History * Essay Winners Named in Suffolk Suffolk County winners in the State Year of History Essay con- test were announced by the jud ges this week. Thev are: Teacher participation, .lean Woodhull , seventh anil eighth grades , Jamesport. school , fu st; Mrs. Florence W. Bowes , advisor to student, council , Toar. Junior High school. Huntington Station , second; Harold C. Cafone, seventh grade, junior high school , Wyandanch. third. Senior High schools , Joan Step- sis, eleventh grade, Brentwood High school , first; Stanley Leo Mitchel l , tenth grade , Riverhe:\4 High school , second; EH'/.alwHh Honnett. tenth grade , Bell poit High school, third. Junior high schools . Faith Rose , seventh grade. Center Moriches High school , first : Charicne Allen , seventh grade , Toaz Junior High school , Huntington Station , sec- ond; Margaret Anelruski , seventh giade . Centra l school , District 2, Riverhead. third. The judges for the contest , all prominent newspaper publishers , were : Chairman C. H. MacLiichlnn of The Huntington Long Islander, Captain John T. Tuthill of The Patchogue Advance , and Mrs. JeanneUe Edwards Rattray of The East Hampton Star. They weie appointed by the Suffolk County Year of History commit- tee , consisting of County Histo- rian Paul Bailey, chairman; John D. Hallock, president of the Suf*> folk County Historical society, vice chairman , and Huntington Town Historian Roy E. Lott , secretary. The three winners in each di- vision will be awarded gold, silver and bronze medals provided by the State committee. These win- ners will also compete in the state-wide contest now- being- judged in Albany. CTA of the Medford Avenue school. Aunemiu'imu'Ut has been made of the birth of a sou to Private First Class and M rs. Anton elo Bruyn of Bad iVauheim. Germany. The bab y was named Stephen Anton. He is the first grandchild of Mi- , and Mrs . Kurt Schwarz of Waverly avenue. 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