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Patchogue Woman ' s Club Plans Its Fifth Charity Ball Co-Chairmen Mrs. Justu s Roe , Mrs. Alden Olsson and Mrs. Franklyn Overton with their committees are busil y working on last minute details for the fifth annual Charity Ball of the Woman ' s Club of Patchogue , to be held November 28 , at the Great Kiver Country club , Great River. Dancing will be from 10 p. m. - 2 a. m. to the Society orchestra under th>? direction of Fred Kell y. Mr. Kelly and his group enjoyed much popularity during the sum- mer at Herb McCarthy ' s Bowden Square in Southampton . The club , having instituted the dance piogra m as part of its affair this year , are very excited and pleased with the recep tion it has received. In it will be listed the many patrons and sponsors of Woman ' s club. The highlight of the evening will be the presentation of a $100 cash award. Proceeds from this annual affair wih go toward the club ' s many charities , the Brookhaven Memo- rial hosp ital and largel y toward the scholarshi p fund for a deserv- ing high school girl graduate . Serving on the various commit- tees under the able leadership of the three co-chairmen , Mrs. Roe , Mrs. Olsson and Mrs. Overton , are: Sidewalk Sales: Chairman , Mrs. Jack Pausewang, co-chairman , Mrs. Ralph DeStep hano , Mrs . William Fadiey, Mrs. Frank Walsh , Mrs. Joseph Russo , Mrs . Ernest Whit- beck , Mrs. George Werner , Mrs William Knapp, Mrs. John Pokor- ny, Mrs. Thomas Knapp and Mrs. Donald Moog; Tickets : Chairman , Mrs. John Smith , Mrs . J ohn Mur- nane , Mrs. Ted Case , Mrs. Clare Rose and Mrs. John Luchsinger; Publicity: Chairman , Mrs. Robert Waldbauer , Mrs . Kobert Swezey, Mrs. Robert Gilmore and Mrs . Ro- bert Hansen; Dance Journal: chairman : Mrs. Franklyn Overton . Co-chairmen : Mrs. Albert MacTag- ffart , Miss I ene Abrams , Mrs. E. Earl Kaller , Mrs. Joh n Spring- horn , Mrs. Anthony Palermo , Mrs. John Scars. Hostess: Mrs. Henry Gulick , chairman , Mrs. Kenneth Abrams , Mrs. Douglas Greaves , Mrs. Theo- dore Pil ger Mrs . Robert Hughes , Mrs. ' Charles Maier , Mrs. Rupert Parks , Mrs. Arthur Pettit , Mrs. T ohn Ruehl Mrs. Howard Rose. Decorating: Co-Chairmen: Mrs . Carroll Swezey, Jr. and Mrs. John Carrabus , Mrs . Gustav Stahl , Mrs. John Barry, Mrs. William Homer , Mrs. Robert Hansen , Mrs. Arthur Scotto . Mrs. Robert Gilmore and Mrs. A. Martin. As important as the set of your veil _ is your choice of weddinj; stationery. You can ' t go wrong if you choose your invitations from the fine , choice stock at The Pat- chogue Advance. Always at bud- get prices. —Adv. PATCHOGUE LOCALS A harvest dance , sponsored' by the Ladies ' auxiliary of the North Patchogue Fire department , will be held at 9 p.m. Saturday at the firehouse on \Franklin street. Music will be played by the Bon Homme Quartet. An award will be made and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thorn of 26 Harris street were pleasantly surprised Saturday night at a party held in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. The affair was held at the Veter- ans of Foreign Wars hall on Edwards street. The hall was de- corated in autumn leaves , and white streamers cascaded from the wall to the guests-of-honor ' s table. In front of the table was a large four-tiered wedding cake p laced on a small table decorated with white wedding bells. Late r in the even- ing a buffet supper was served. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sraber , Mr. and Mrs. Al Worra d , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Overton , Mr. and Mrs Roger Overton , Mr. and Mrs. George Neuhoff , Miss Ger- trude Neuhoff , Miss Margaret Mc- Cann , Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Avi- ano , Mr. and Mrs. Tom Feeney, Mi and Mrs. Alton Cri ppen , Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bowie and Miss Carol Thorn , all of Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wesche and Mr. and Mrs . Harry Bowie of Bayport; Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Shaber , Miss Bonnie Shaber , Mr. 'Jnd Mrs. Joe Menegus , Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mac- Lean , all of Blue Point; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen of Farming- ville: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bowie of Wantagh ; Mr. and Mrs. James Dr.vis of Port Jefferson; Mr. and Mrs. Dave McKay of Glen Cove ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack McRcbb of Syosset; Mr. and Mrs . John Fer- guson of Center Moriches; Mr and Mrs Paul Robinson of Brookhaven; Mr. and Mrs. Arie Schaper of Islip; Mr. and Mrs. John Vanden- berg of West Sayville; Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor of Philadel- phia; and Mr. and Mrs. George Shep herd and daughter , Vicki , of Flint , Mich. During the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Thorn received an- other p leasant surprise when Mr. Thorn ' s brother , John , called from England to wish them congratu- lations. Shortly after that their son , William , who is in the Air Force and stationed in Syracuse, called them for the occasion. Mr. ami Mrs. Shep herd were weekend guests at the Thorn home and left for Michigan Tuesday. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at McCarthy ' s Luncheonette , Rimi' s Luncheonette , Chiuchiolo ' s Stationery, Jones Grocery, G & G Luncheonette , William Gluth' s Grocery and Caprino ' s in Patch- ogue. —Adv. Edward Walsh and Mrs. Stephen Musso were godparents at the christening of their nephew , Ro- bert , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walsh of Maple avenue , Blue Point. Robert was christened Sun- day at Our Lady of Snow R.C. church. After the ceremony a gathering was held for the family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walsh . Dale Bowie , son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bowie of Avery ave- nue, celebrated his thirteentii birthday Monday with a family gathering at his home Sunday. Mrs. Glenn Hunter of Harris street left from International Air- port at Idlewild Sunday for Paris , France , and arrived Monday. Mrs. Hunter was called home because of the illness of her father. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at Mac & Julie ' s , Warren ' s Corner Store , Murphy ' s , John ' s Grocery, Krause ' s Delicatessen and Otto ' s Stationery in Patch- ogue. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harper re- turned to their home in Philadel- phia Monday after spending the weekend with •their sons-in-lav: and daughters , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Birmingham of Katv street and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaber of Harris street. Richard and Robert Swede, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sweda of Terry road , celebrated their third birthdays Saturday. Phili p Pape , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pape of Jayne avenue , celebrated his fifth birthday Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hodkin entertained at their home at 50 North Pine Lake drive Sunday night. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fil Ballen , Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Dranitzke , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schneider , Mr and Mrs. Michael Felice , Dr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Rosenberg, Dr. and Mrs Syd- ney Medvin , Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Silverman , Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lenowitz , Mr. and Mrs. Stan Allan , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hodkin , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Silhan , Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morrison , Mr and Mrs. Wallace Davidow of Patch- ogue anil Dr. and Mrs. Arthur T Stillman of Great Neck , hrothei in-law and sister of Mrs. Hodkin. The Pulaski club of Patchogue will have a prc-Thanksgiving ball Saturday night ,n ' the Polish hall OP Falcon avenu» . Music will be b y the orchestra of Lennie Zelen ski (The Mixers). Dancing will be from I) p.m. to 1 a.m. The DYWYK vl' . ib of the Patch- ogue Methodist < \ .iurch met Satui- di,y night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gordon on Jayne ave- nue. Co-hostess was Mrs. diaries Ross. Present were the Rev . and Mrs. Herbert K. Kobinsoii , Mr. and Mrs. George Conklin , Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meany, Mr. and Mrs E. 'dwai-d Dew , Mr. and Mrs Charles Ross , Mr. and Mrs. Fran- cis Hotohkiss , Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man King. Luncheon guests Friday of Miss Laura G. Ebell , regent of Colonel Josiah Smith chapter , Daughters of the American Revolution , wen the speaker of the afternoon meet infc, Hampden Howell and Mr; Hovell of Westhainpton Beach , Mrs. Willi a m II. Jamieson of Patchogue , magazine chairman of tin: chapter; and Mrs. Gilbei t M;:thew.son of Westhampton . chaii man of national defense. Mi. an 1 Mrs. Mathewson , former residents of Patchogue , have recently return- ed after spending several months in Scotland. Miss Carol Usher and Mesdames James Brodie , Arthur Rate, Edwin Usher , Florence Leon , Gloria Leon , Barbara Leon , Janet Rate and Joan Kemp of Patchogue; Mrs George Pope of Sayville; Mrs Marjorie Boaco and Mra. Alfred Nelson of East Patchogue; Mrs. William Ritchie , Mrs. Leon Swe- zey and Mrs. Alfred Swezey of Blue Point and Mrs. Madeline Wibel and Mrs. Kathleen Alfano of Port Jefferson were guests at a toy party held November 9 at the home of Mrs . Richard Rate of Bayport. Mrs. Rate is the former .Miss Lee Usher of Patchogue . Games were played and refresh- ments served. The Patchogue Advance Is on sale at Caruso ' s Stationery, Asso- ciated Food Store , Gall' s Delioales- .sen , Rebmann ' s Delicatessen , Med- ford Avenue Stationery, Novick' s Super Market , Pat' s Market , Finke ' s Delicatessen , Elbert' s Mar- ket and .Midway Luncheonette in Patchogue.—Adv. Mrs. Lillian Wolf of 31 Jayne avenue left Saturday for St. Petersburg, Fla., where she will reside. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Weeks , accompanied b y their son , Frank V . Weeks , of Riverview court left last week for Merritt Island , Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Weeks will spend the winter months at their home there. Miss Ida Becker , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Becker of ' ¦ ' ,0 Hewlett avenue , East Patch- ogue , has been elected to member- shi p in Epsilon Sigma chapter of Kappa Delta Pi , a national honor sorority in education. Membershi p is open to upper classmen who maintain a high scholastic average . She is a member of Al p ha Delta Beta sorority and representative to the Inter-fraternity council. Mr . and Mrs . Edwin G. Usher of Old North Ocean avenue spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Allibone and famil y and Miss Mary Bloom of Rockled ge , a suburb of Philadelphia. Mr . Usher ' s sister , Mrs. William Rit- chie of Blue Point , accompanied them to Abbington , Pa., where she visited Mr. and Mrs. LeKoy Seiger. Joseph J. Rosen , son of Mr. and Mrs Irving Rosen of Case avenue , \ ill appear with the Symphonic Band and Crane Wind ensemble of the State University College of Education at Potsdam which will be on tour during this week. They will perform 14 concerts in central New York and Metropolitan areas. Today they are expected to appear at the Bay Shore Junior Hig h school in the morning and the afternoon and evening at Bay Shore High school. HONORED RECENTLY ^ \Zt^ ' ^Z feted at a surprise party in honor of their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary. The party was given October 24 in the Amvets clubhouse , Patchogue , by their children , Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schrage , Donald Schrage and Mr . and Mrs. Willia m C. Schrage. About 50 guests attended and a buffet dinner was served. The hall was beautifull y decorated. Among the many lovely gifts was a money tree. Panel Appraises Various Facet s Of School Life Thought-urovoking reports and suggestions presented by members of the Medford Avenue Pa rent- Teacher association provided a stimulating evening at their reg- ular meeting last Thursday night , held in the auditorium of the school . The theme , \Praise and Ap- praise Your School\ , relating to American Education week , was developed oy the PTA into a panel discussion evaluating the many facets of school life requir- ing change , development and rein- terpretation by the parents , teach- ers , and the board of education. The panel was manned by John Chester , member of the board of education; Ben Tabatchnik , princi- pal ; Mrs Hela DeWitt , staff psy- chologist; and Miss Corinne Sull- ivan , Mrs. Grace Wickham , Law- rence Hummel , Eugene Lisandrel- lo , and Joseph Chichello , teachers at the Medford Avenue school. The moderator was Mrs. Raymond Kur- shner. Mrs. Norman Schwartz present- ed her op inions concerning the presentation of foreign languages in elementary school. She asked for a rea-vakening of interest in in penmanship, and longer daily hours in which to encom- pass more fully a more comp lete cultural program. Mrs. Douglas Daniels asked that a complete reexamination of the current report card be made , pre- sented arguments for a reappraisal of the symbols now in use , and asked for a turn to the numerical system in grading. Her comments were supplemented by views given by Mrs. John McCafferty and Burghardt Turner. Mrs . Carl Okun , president of the Medford Avenue PTA , explain- ed that a committee is presently reevaluating report cards. Mrs. Aaron R i m 1 a n d asked about split sessions , and Mr. Ches- ter , in turn , explained the p lans of the proposed Barton avenue school and current bus service problems. Mrs. Okun announced that the Sixth grade trip is not included in the budget for the current year . Hopes were expressed that some- one would fill the post of ways and means , so that this project could be financed bv the efforts of the PTA. Mr. Tabatchnik ex- plained that there would be a tri p at any ra te , and the estimated cost to each child would be about $3. Baranec Will Speak To Bay Avenue PTA Having as its theme this month , \The Fruit of the Earth , \ the Buy Avenue Parent-Teacher association will present a varied program. George A. Baranec , director of the County Children ' s shelter in Hauppauge , will speak on the many aspects of this problem at the next PTA meeting, Tuesday. His talk will cover the primary function of the children ' s shelter , the types of children which are admitted , the families from which they come , the causes of their having none \ wrong, \' and the measures which might have been taken to prevent many of these unfortunate situations. During buffet refreshments , par- ents will have an opportunity to see the results of the creative art program in the s-chools in a special display arranged by Robert Kellar. As the final \fruit ' ' there will be the eh'Iaivn—movies of the re- cent Halloween parade will be run off. 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