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Bishop Presides Continued from page 1, this section Republican club of Patchogue and the Dnnforth Foundation of St. Louis for the boy and girl who have shown evidence of special iV-i-hties of leadership during their school careers w-re won by Pa- tricia Anne O'Brien and Michael 1' . Burdian. Michael is also the recipient of a gold medal given by the Long Island Press for the school' s highest scholar athlete and he has r. ceived an appoint- ment to the United States Coast Guard academy. The girls ' award for high stand- ing in American history, donated l y the American Legion auxiliary, Pe.tehouue , was won b y Juliette Marie Knop. Juliette has also won ii Regents scholarship, a scholar- shi p to Co 'lege Misericordia and to Ladyeliff college and an award id merit trom the Sons of the ing in American history has beer Revo ' ution in an essay contest. The hoys ' award for high stand- won by Michael Joseph Frey. Mi- chael is also the winner of a Regents scholarship. Awards fur excellent work in English were received by Waltei Downing Connor , also a Regents scholarship winner , and Annette Marie Nasie. Awards for excellent work in science were won hy Patricia Ma- rie Callahan and Dominic DiToro. Patricia is the winner of a Re- gents scholarship. Dominic is also the recipient of a Grumman Engi- neering scholarship, a Regents Engineering scholarship, and Se- ton Hall' s award for school sp irit and unfailing cooperation in all school activities. An award for the highest stand- ing in mathematics was won by Veronica Mary Fellerath and John Philip Ott. John is also the re- c i pient of a General Motors schol- arship to Dayton university and a Regents Eng ineerisg scholarship. Veronica is the winner of a Re- gents scholarship and a scholarship to Nazareth College of Rochester, and one to Molloy college. Awards for hig hest standing in Latin were received by Unvrence Michael Kenney and Barbara Ann Leavandosky. Awards for the highest standing in French were won by Jean Ann Canlield and William Thomas Batewell. An award for school spirit and unfailing cooperation in all school activities , was g iven to Dolores Ann Ernst. An award for proficiency in business subjects was w o n by Kathleen Ann Parrington. An award for exceptional work in original oratory and dramatic speaking was received b y Step hen John McMuhvm. Stephen is also the recipient of a Regents scholar- ship and a scholarshi p to the Uni- versity of Notre Dame, Ind. A scholarshi p awarded by the Quarterback club of Patchogue for outstanding work in athletics was merited by Robert Joseph Graham. A scholarshi p to Good Counsel college was won by Mary Ellen Moran , also a Regents scholarshi p winner. A scholarship to Seton Hill col- lege was won by Constance Ann Roscott. A scholarship has been granted by St. Francis co ' .lege to Lawrence Stanislaus Husch . The Sulfolk County Medical So- ciety Nursing scholarship was awarded to Edna Kate Stakes. The Eustport Fire Department scholarship was granted Barbara Marie Mazura. Thy names of the graduate s fol- low: John Francis Adams , Ualph Joseph A.ilohna. William Th.mms Halewell . Rich- ard Carl lianer . Christopher .lumen Ueally. Joseph Walter Heneileu„ . Veroniea Anne Hlaek. Uaymcmil l.Vriil.I illaile , John Eil- H' nrd Holster , Peter .Mii lnu-l U.nik. James Matthew liorrolie . Ktizahetli Ann Hi ink , William Hoherl lirinley. Chillies Jerome Hrio.ly, John Cutter Uruokmtum , J r.. Har- riet Adrian Bryson , William Joseph lluonucore . Michael 1' . Ilunlian , Edwaril llemaril Callahan , l' alricia Maiie Calla- han. John Francis Calkin , Jean Ann Canlielil , Stephanie J. Cnrhonnro . Herhert William Casey. Mjiry Huth Casey. Mary Ann Castiiflione. Charles Joseph Cavalieri . Francis Joseph Charles , Klizahelh Ann Christie and Dorothy Louise Coins. Also Waller Downing Connor . Renee Marie Conti. Patricia Khiine Conway, Lawrence Joseph CoiJey, Kathleen Ann Corrinan . Donejns Thomas Coville , Sani- uel Oakley C ON , Jr. . Carmen Mercedes Cresp,, , C.evanl Andrew Closley. James Manley CummiliKS , tloseann Koherta Cnpolo , Thomas Janu s Curtin , Jane Pa- tricia Oily. Diane Marie DeDe. S' u/.amie Mary Del'lanll . James Cordon Derhv , Dominie Michael DiTu ro , Tlionins Joseph Donohne . Terence Hoherl Dougherty. Vic- toria Christine Dynia. Dolores Ann Frnst , Cloria C. Farrell. John Michael Felice. Veronica Mary Fellerath , John Hoherl Hanaean. Charles Lawrence Frank , Mich- ael Joseph Frey. Francis Matthew- Fusee . Mary Mariraret (In i In ml . Su/ailine Mario (Jill anil Dorolhy Anne Clennen. Also .Stephen Michael Close . liohert Joseph Crtihum . M. Joseph Crattan , F.ileen Theres a llreene , Patricia Ann Creis , Lvnne lliace Criili n , William Francis Crimis . J r.. I.oretta Ann Cunilel . Kath- lei-n Anne Hawkins. J udith Marie Havnes , Charles Thomas Hciminns . Alice Theresa llenninitli.n , William Joseiih Hetzer . Jr., Kli2.ahi.tr, Ann Hilderhraml. tliiviil Selias- tinn Hih.l. Philip Kuhert Holz. Michael Hubert Hoo.l , Lawrence Stanislaus Husch Jr .. Kij j ten. . Arthur Ir.-ne. John I' elei Kamrley. Lawrei Michael Kenney, l.or- etla Calhorin.- Kiii e, hls . Juli.-lte Marie Kno)i . Hoherl Francis Knpta. Joan lren. K..ster. Kli/.ah, 111 A. I.airoma rsino . Hieh- ard Donald Lane . Frank W. Lunemnn . Alfred William Lal' ortc and Thomas Ed- ward Lawrence. Also llarhara Ann l.eavalldo-ky , Harhalli Alice Lelileu. J..s,.pli Lechl. il. r. . 1... Mir- iam Srhmid I.essiiiK, Waller John l.inil- ley, 11 , Hoherl Thomas Lindipiist. Joseph John Lizewski . Michael Anthony Loeirier . Thomas Kdv.ard Lyons . Holier! Joseph MacLachlan . Hoherl Anlhimv Ma.leo. liar hara Joan Maeee . Join, Joseph Maeiiii, Ann Maiiv Mai. v . Maria Klena Mariella . llarhara Joan Maree , Marv Ann Marti John Joseph Mauuire. Ann Marie Mnler Maria Elena Mavii-lla . llarlmin Mam Mazura. liilen Farrell Mazzotti. Harhaul Ann Mcl ' aini. Dennis William MeClinchv Hi uce Donaid McCornii, k. Michael Thorn . McCue. Carol Jean Mcllahreii . Mary Hull, Mel iu „ h in 1 I bn I i in. is Mi l, wan A o 11 an i \i ll u, Mi l li „ . I \nn i Mario Mrllrneean , Stephen .I..-. |>li McClin- niele . Jol.-i 1' alrick Mehciina Stephen John Mr.Miihi.ii . Michael Much Mi -MII- I I , I' aln ' cia Mine Mc.Nnlly . lauaietl Francis Mi N i i i li I I hi) I I il» i I Mu hi II Frank i' aul Miirlinu . Charles Francis Mil- ler. Jr.. Caroline Klizahch Milli ean . Valerie Marparet Min der Thnmas 1' alrick MotTalt, Maureen Min pin l Moraldian Mary l-:]len Moran . Patricia Joselihim Mnritz. Deir.lre Mmrn Muldooli. Nancy Lou Muller . Diane Marie Mur i ihy . AniiiHi Marie Nasi,. . Linda Olive Ncuss. I' alri.ii Anne O'llrieii . Michael William O'l. earv John Dlilip Oil. Hejtinn Marie Owens Clainlia Marie 1' a res . Joatin Oiteiini Paris. CeolTrcy Miuire Parkinson and Kathleen Ann Parrint- 'ton. Also Anita Cnrmela Pc|ie. Frank Louis Pepe , Thomas Patrick Pelcrsen . France!. Marie Ouinn , Herbert William Kauser Joseiih A. Heilly. Ann.- Marie Hiley. Min i '1'heiesn Hoche . Constance Ann Hosii.1t Rnli.-rl John Hosener . Peter Van Wvck H..s-iter. Thomas Duai»,. Rowland. Anitehi Mary Scala. diaries K.ihert Schullze . Hicluiril William Selmer . Ju.lith Ann Soy. nintir , James William Shane . Fdith Ann Shii-liler , Carol Ann Smith. O'licvicve Ann Smith , Isahelle Catherin.. Snilien. Ken- neth Pant Kpencev, K.liin Kate (MnUrs Euirmi e Earl Stapletnn , Harolil Christopliei Slernschuss . Anthonv Charles Tnscarelkt Jr.. Ilernailette Lorraine ll rkiel . Kalhli-er Mir\ Vilk. Sjindra Mae Walsh , Annelti L.iyoJa Zohj anil Francis Lawrence Zwis .s. ler . Read all about them , many mon timely bargains this week in the classified pages. —Adv. VjAVLL \ ) r (Jr r lLt. president-elect ' of \ Patch- ogue Uetary club , receives symbol of authority from , left , Wil- liam Swengros of Queens Village , past district governor , as Den- nis Maud , immediate past president looks on. Other officers seated at luncheon yesterday were Peter V. Snyder , vice president; Ed Rehman , secretary ; Joe Centhner , treasurer; and .the Rev. Stuart \V. Van Cott and the Rev . Herbert K. Robinson , ch qplains. Di- rectors are Dennis Maud , Al Baicr , Bill Rogers , Al Crippen , Jack Luchsinger, Joseph Libin and Clifford Scarlett. Gordon Edwards is district governor . Skindiver Dies In L. I. Sound BAITING HOLLOW — A 27- year-old Queens father of four young children drowned in the waters of Long Island sound off Baiting Hollow Sunday afternoon while skindiving. The victim was Edward W Cooper of Ridgewood. Mr. Cooper and his wife , Rose, and their four children , ages six years down to four months old , were living in a rented summer bunga ' ow on Oak- lev avenue , in the Woodcliff Park section here. Riverhead police said Mr. Coop- er , an A&P truck driver , and Danie \ Meyers , 23 , also of Woodcliff Park , were skindiving 200 feet off shore in 15 feet of water , when , according to Mr. Meyers , Mr. Coop- er . suddenl y surfaced , lost his mouthpiece , and then sank out of sight. Mr. Meyers told police he rushed to Mr. Cooper ' s aid , but that Mr. Cooper threshed wildlj in the water and drove him ' off. Again , Mr. Cooper rushed to the surface, Mr. Meyers said , and managed to rip his weig hted belt and lung free. But he sank im- mediately before Mr. Meyer could reach him. Mr. Meyers finally recoverei \ Mr. Cooper ' s body 20 minutes later and towed it to shore. Volunteer firemen and police worked over the body for an hour before he was pronoenced dead at 2:15 p. m. Mr. Cooper ' s wife and the young sters were watching the rescue attempt from the beach. Mrs Cooper collapsed and was treated by a phvsician. Drugstore Corp. Continued from Page 1 , this section charges a year ago and is await- ing sentence. That indictment , re- turned in August , lilfili , alleges $-1 0 , 000 worth of drugs earmarked for the county home ended up in the Bay Shore drug store , at in- stitional prices . Mr. Silberling exp lained that Freistadt owned the dnitr store until December . l' .) \il when the others purchased it and formed the corporation. In other action Tuesday. Judgi Markewich denied a motion for dismissal of the charges against Mr. Kirkup. Eugene flo 'd of Brooklyn , attorney for (hirfinkle and Egehnan , two weeks ago asked that tlie charges against his c 'ient 1 be dismissed because they had given grand jury testimony with out signing waivers of immunity. Mr. fiold was allowed to withdraw the motion Tuesday. He did not exp lain his actions . After Judge Markewich set September 10 as the trial date for Kirkup and the two druggists, Kirkup ' s attorney Reginaltl C Smith of Riverhead , accused the druggists of causing a year ' s de- lay in the trial , with various motions for dismissal. Mr. Smith began a p lea for a quick trial , but was cut short b) Judge Markewich who told hivn to \fish or cut bait. \ \If you want an early trial I'll throw my vacation out the window and order n panel of juror * , \ Judge Markewich dee ' ared. Mr. Smith then replied he mig ht make an application for an earl\ trial. \You 'll do it now or not at all , \ the Judge asserted. \My plan: have been disrupted for one and a half years , \ he continued. \I have some right , to a little time to my- self , \ he said , pointing out he had a busy court in Manhattan. Mr. Smith in turn said he didn 't blame the judge or Mr . Silherl- ling, but \1 bhime the people who put him in this mess. He ' s had to stand around for three year: waiting for trial. It ' s not his fault , \ Mr. Smith said. Judge Markewich once again declared the trial would start September 10. \If anybody takes steps to end the Extraordinary term , I' m sure the court assigned will handle the case. If no funds are granted to Mr. Silberling, maybe the Attorney General will try the case himself. ' Mr. Silberling saiil he wi'l tr Mr. Kirkup, September 10 , no matter what the disposition of the other defendants. PATCHOGUE LOCALS Miss Patricia Palermo , daugh- ter of Mrs. Jennie Palermo of Sec- ond street was pleasantly sur- prised last Sunday at a bridal shower in her honor held at Mt. Carmel Hall . The guest-of-honor was seated under a large white umbrella. Buffet supper wns served with centerpiece of a vari- ety of cake decoryteil as (lower boxes. Hostesses for the evening were Miss Joanna Cario , her maid- of-honor , her mother , Mrs. Jen- nie Palermo , and relatives. About 120 guests were present. Miss Palermo will be married to James Venero at 1:M0 p. m. August HO in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. C. church. amuammmaamamamummmmm YES.. * ^^^^ BI ^^^^^ H K * W^ a^^^SSjj^Bl^Bfei^fefe M *?' <& ^^^BSB s^^^^Bf ^^^Sp * ii% Insurance Premiums Financed in 9 Easy Payments at the CHARLES PILGER AGENCY GRover 5-5151 A SCOTCH-MAN W%k SPECIAL! ! W^ McRAE BROS. .gK OFFER . . . % %L $?i 5 T ri ple Insert Aluminum COMBINATION WINDOWS AND ONE DOOR Don ' t Miss This Sensational BUY :... ONLY No Money Down <£ ^| m M m J§ As Little S 125 w A k * yj| CALL TODAY FOR FREE - FREE — FREE fiift with your estimate on aluminum windows , doors , awnings , patio covers and screen enclosures. Mc RAE B ROS. 410 WEST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE GRover 5-4200 ; THIS i SENSATIONAL VALUE i /^ll^tfH PI^^ siltlll ll ¦\MKS9 ^j m \ \ FORTUNATE FA&fi»||j' |||i| I ... «««^^^^^P / 111111 \ ^«^?r . -^#if liSp I This attractive 7 room sp lit leve l can be yo urs I j for late summer o ccupan cy if y ou act fast! \ -|0 99o %MBmm m ^* W ^^ ^^ ^ lr j Large foyei , front to rear center hall , . '! bedrooms , family i * .. .... ' or living room , living room picture window , all electric dream f tf r\ kitchen , custom-built cabinets , built-in range mid oven , 1 ~\ dining area , electric exhaust fan; ceramic tile bath , vanity; DOWN garage optional , healthful and economical oil hot water PAYMFNT heal,, full insulation , copper p lumbing, gutters and leaders , r/*. I MCm l ( . i( y Wi . lt ,.,.. OV(/v s j zt , p | ut HOX JOO . For Qualified Veterans ,, , , , . , about $H0.12 monthl y ' IDKALIA SIT! ¦ A 1 hi)— Knjoy the excellent shopping ad- Pays ALL Carrying Charges vantages of patchogue and the added summer resort adivi- _ * ties made possible by the new Fire Island Bridge . Land , ad- * joining Chapel Mill , has been acquired for a Parochial Mode] Open Weekdays (except ' . School. Other schools and Houses of Worshi p are within Tuesday) from Noon to 5 p.m. walking distance . Sunrise Highwa y and Mon tank Highway Satuiday and Sunday 10;. 'i0 a.m. .,,.,. readilv accessible , to dusk. „ ^^^^HB^^BHH^^^V^^BHH In Sui>ri.i . Ilnrliun * lU.iuti- 27l lurn li-ft In ^^^BK^BKBoBm WrM^ mMf Jm l>ri\<- . lin n ri ^ ht In Miin-iiuli H1 K I I M » Y llfiiliileiin Avi-nuto , li-fl WB^^BMBHl lWr tf mrmVlSn l> \' n ilin-rtinnii alii.vf. Viu Ki.utp I' rii.:i<i-<1 Snu'h tn (Member Long Island Home Huilders Institute) With all proceeds going to the Brookhaven Town YMCA, a clambake will he lied Sun- day hy the Patchogue Kiwa- nis club. The succulent aciivi- t.es will get underway at ' A: 'W j) . 111. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Caliina , located at the foot of South Howell' s Point road , Heliport. There will be clams , chickens , corn and other traditional delica- cies. Tickets may be obtained from all Kiwanis members or at Kose Jewelers and Me- Bride ' s Drug Store in Pat- chogue . and at Suffolk Beer Distributors , hast. Patchogue. Kiwams Sets Benefit Clambake Sunday flDniNJ A TTfWT Edwin Ci. Townsend , candidate for the UIXUIINA 1 1U1N Christian ministry, will be ordained and installed at the MiddVe Island Presbyteria n church , Middle Island , at 8 p. m. Sunday. Since last November , Mr. Townsend has been serving the Middle Island church as a temporary sup- ply. A large number of local ministers will participate in the service. ISLIP — The Islip Town Recre- ation department announced this week plans for the P. 1 .V. 1 Summei Music program for Isli p town resi- dents. Lessons on all band instruments and band rehearsals will be held at Islip, Brentwood , and Haup- pauge High schools. Summer band concerts , featuring \Music Under the Stars , \ will be held at 8::«) p. 111. Wednesdays at the town hall here , starting July 8, and continu ing through August 12. In the event of rain on a Wednesday night the concert will he held the following night. Registration for free lessons for Isli p town residents will he held as follows: Islip area: June L'H , from S:. 'lt) a. 111. to 1L' :. '!(I p. 111. at Nlin High school. Instruction in- cludes all band instruments , and class p.ano lessons. Brentwood area: Ju y li from ,S::!(I a. 111. to \2: ' M p. 111. at Brentwood Hi gh school . Instruction on all band in- struments , string instruments , am! piano class lessons. Huuppauge area : Jul y (i fro m ' . » a. in. to , '! p. m. at Hauppauge High school Instruction on all band instru- ments. Registration and first rehearsal for Islip Recreation band will be held at 7:l!0 p. in. Jane ;10 , in the Islip High school auditorium Registration and firet rehearsal for the Brentwood RecS'eation band will be at 7 p. 111. July t> , at Brent- wood High school. The Hauppauge Recreation band will hold its registration and first rehearsal at 7::i0 p. in. July 7 , at Hauppauge High school. All advanced high school . students and adults are in- vited to participate in these groups. For additional information on the Summer band program , call the Islip Town Recreation depart- ment , JUniper 1-2000. Isli p Rec. Dep ' t. Plans Summer Music Program DX. DKAN1TZKE SPEAKER I)r. Jacob Dranitzke of Patch- ogue will be the guest speaker at a meeting of the Patchogue Women ' s Republican club at S:. 'l() p. 111. today at the Suffolk County Republican headquarters on Atlan- tic avenue . Blue Point. Two films on ' cancer will b< show 11 am. 1 all women over the age of IS are im 'ited to attend. Advance classifieds sell items in a hurry. Phone GU 5-1000. — Adv. CLUB NEWS Continued from page 1, this section and plantings of trees and shrub- bery are p lanned to contribute to the appearance of the property . The genera l manager said the company has been considering the centralization of its Suffolk operations since March 1.958, when it established Suffolk as a sepa- rate operating division to deal more effectively with the demand for new telep hone service stimulat- ed by the rap id industrial and residential growth in the . county. The proposed building would be Suffolk head quarters for the com- pany ' s plant , traffic and com- mercial departments and would house the staffs of the accounting and engineering departments. Mr Guillet said the company was grateful to tlie Brookhaven Town- ship Industrial and Advisory com- mittee for its cooperation. The architectural firm of Yoor- hees . Walker , Smith , Smith and Haines of New York city has been retained to prepare detailed p lum for the building and landscap ing of the entire property. Phone Co. BIdg. Continued from page l . lh' s sectTon zoning requests presented last week , the town fathers : Approved a request from Her- bert and Albert Conklin , owners of land west of Annanias avenue north of the Sunrise highway, for a C residential to J business change to allow for the construc- tion of drive-in facilities for The Peoples National Bank of Patch- ogue. Granted a C residential to J business rezoning for the Pilger Realty Company to allow for the erection of a building for the New England Life Insurance Company to front north on the Sunrise highway near Annanias avenue. Granted a C residence to J business change to A niello and Andrew - ' D'Auria at Half-Mile pond , Middle Island , for construc- tion of refreshment stand and p ic- nic tables and benches. And granted a request by Sal- vatore Rapiscerdi for C to J change between Dunton and Clin- ton avenues south of the East Patchogu e Texaco station for the erection of a cabinet-making and woodwork shop. 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