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RECENT ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. George Scheefe - of 221 Jayne avenue , Patchogue , announce the engagement of their Miss Constance Scheefe —Michael' s Studio daughter , Constance , to Myro n L. Hafer , Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. Myron Hafer of 61 Rose avenue , Patchogue. Miss Scheefe is a graduate of the New York State University Teachers college in Oneonta and pis a teacher in the Blue Point ave- enue school. Mr. Hafe r is a senior in the University of Pennsylvania and has completed three years of ser- vice in the Army. The wedding will take place in June. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bedford , Sr. \ of 24 Clinton avenue , North Miss N ancy Ann Bedford Patchogue , announced the engage- ment of their daughter , Nancy Ann , to William Rogan of West Quincy, Mass. A May wedding is planned. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Sam Satornino of 65 Fuoco street , Bell port , an- nounce the engagement of their daughter , Miss Carol Satornino , to Michael Fuoco , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fuoco , Sr., of Pat- chogue. - * * * Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grucci of 124 Main street , Belloprt , an- nounced the engagement of their daughter , Mary Ann , to Airman 3/c Zigmund S. Yaworski , son of Miss Mary Ann Grucci Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karas of Bur- gettstown , Pa., at a party Novem- ber 21. Miss Grucci is a graduate of Bellport High school and works for her father in the Bellport Market. Airman Yaworski is stationed at Suffolk County Air Force base , Westhampton Beach. PATCHOGUE LOCALS Ricky Felice , son of Mr. ands Mrs. Alfred Felice of 80 John street , celebrated his first birthday Sunday with a party in his honor. The room was gaily decorated with yellow and blue streamers and balloons hanging from the ceiling. The children enjoyed refreshments and games. They also enjoyed talk- ing to Santa Claus and recording their voices with their wishes for Christmas. Those ' present were : Mrs. Willard Downs and children , Sylvia , Danny and Robert; Mrs. Robert Hewett and children , Rob- bie and Terriann; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Calfa and children , Nickie , James and Phyllis; Mrs. Ray Man- dell and daughter , Ronnie; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Parker and chil- dren , Mark and Patty Lou ; Mrs. Johanna Schauer , Kenneth Felice , Mrs . Rose Marie Giuffrida and children , Marie Elaine and Cyn- thia^ Leslie Brennen , Mr. and Mrs. Dominick L. Felice and Ricky ' s sisters and brother , Shirley, Linda and Alfred , Jr. The Cousin Club met at the home of Mrs. Paul Felice Monday night. Those present were Mes- dames Jen Battaglia Horn , Mary Schordine , Josephine Leon , Viola Felice and Rose Marie Giuffrida. Lois Tarabcik , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. George Tarabcik of 60 Greene avenue , celebrated her seventh birthday last Thursday with a party held at her home. The motif was of ballerinas. The children played games and refresh- ments were served. Guests were : Greg and Gary Hajduk , Barbara Ernst , John , James , and Catherine Holshoe . . Darlene Lee , Patricia Toner , Michael Bielski and Cristine Herschel , and Lois ' s brother , Leon- ard. Adults present were Mesdames John Holshoe , Joseph Bielski , Jos- eph Hajduk , and William Henckel. Mrs. Muriel Byrnes of Blue Point was demonstrator at a Jewelry party held Friday at the home of Mrs. Frank Immacolato on Avery avenue. Guests were Mesdames Jennie Mirabelli , Angie Towle , Ma- rie Nudo , Ann Mirabelli and Ann LaFever. After the demonstration refreshments were served. 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. Pauline Buhl , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buhl of Everett street , celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday with a party held at her home. Guests were : Sally Ann LaVeglia , Barbara Toth , Katie Sullivan , Mary Ellen Rowse , Cathy Trypuc and Pauline ' s broth- er , Michael , all of Patchogue; Nancy and Carol Sieber of Med- ford ; and Mr. and Mrs. George Buhl of Rock y Point. On Monday night a iami.y party was held in honor of Mr . Buhl' s birthday. A combined baby shower was held for Mrs. Eileen Smith and Mrs. Jean Halford recently at the home of Mrs. Marilyn Pape on Jayne avenue. The co-hostess was Mrs . Marie Cancig h. The room was decorated in pink , white and blue streamers. After the many lovely gifts were opened , refresh- ments were served. Guests were Mesdames Annette Mullaby, Harry Porter , Elaine Rowland , Paul Bas- sett Lyman Terrell and Richard Woodhull , all of Patchogue; and Mrs. Wesley Drake of Sayville. The Patchogue Advance 18 on sale at Caruso ' s Stationery, Asso- ciated Food Store . Coil' s Delicates- 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. A meeting of the North Patch- ogue Fire Department Ladies ' aux- iliary was held at the fiiehouse on Franklin street Friday ni ght with Mrs. Betty Cristman , presi- dent , in charge of the meeting. A report of committees was given and installation of officers took place with Mrs. Robert Deedy in- stalling the new officers. After the meeting a covered dish supper was served and Secret Pals were re- vealed and gifts exchanged. New Secret Pals , were drawn for the coming year. The next meeting will be held January 8 instead of the first which is New Year ' s day. Refreshments committee for that month is Mesdames Judith Baker , Ruth Brown and Marjorie Cee. Kim Brownie , son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Brownie of Chapel avenue celebrated his tenth birth- day last Thursday. Paul Roman , son of Mr . and Mrs. Paul Roman of Everett street dined out with his parents Monday night in celebration of his thir- teenth birthday. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sedate of Laurel street , recently were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Erhardt , Sr., Karl Erhardt , Jr., and children , Karleen , and James , and Philip Sedate. Following the dinner , a surprise open house was held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Erhard t , Sr., who we re celebrating their forti- eth wedding anniversary on that day. Guests attending the open house were Mr. and Mrs. William Koschara , Mr . and Mrs. Chris Koschara , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koschara , Mr and Mrs. Frank Lyon , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyon , Mr. and Mrs . Charles Lyon and daughter , Robin , all of Coram ; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morris , Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morris , Jr. and children, Linda , Sandra and Michael , of Blue Point; Mr. and Mrs. George Eagle of Bellmore; Mr. and Mrs. George Laidlaw , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haab and chil- dren , Glenn and Christine , of Bay- port; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sivas of Brookhaven; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Griffiths of Yap hank; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Erhard t , Mr. and Mrs. Fred H e n s o n and sons , Gerald , Raymond and David , Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Olms and chil- dren , Katherine and Timothy, Mr and Mrs. William Stevert , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yax , all of Patch- ogue , Mrs. William F. Reimers of San Francisco. Hostesses for the open house were Mrs. Theodore Sedate , Mrs. Frank Lyon and Mrs. George Eagle. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at McCarthy ' s Luncheonette , Rimi' s Luncheonette , Chiuchiolo ' s Stationery, Jones G rocery, G & G Luncheonette , William Gluth' s Grocery and Caprino ' s in Patch- ogue. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Edwards of Orange City. Fla., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Hallock , Sr., on Roe boule- vard. Mr . and Mrs. Edwards are former residents of Patchogue. Members of the Patchogue Can- cer unit had their, annual luncheon last Thursday at Pine Grove Inn , East Patchogue Those present were Mesdames Sue Hughes , Charlotte Gallo , Martha Novinski , Joanna Kozlowski , Mae Appel , Margaret Stolworthy, W'i n i f r e d Connolly, Irene Rogers , Katherine M. Swe- zey, Alice M. Fitzpatrick , Audrey B. Mapes , Margaret Gaffney, Mintu Scantland , Olive Smalling, May Bigos , Martha Fletcher , Gladys Wicks , Florence Axt , Marie Wick , Theresa IJeges , Frances Kjawa , Lucy Thomas , Jennie Bridge and Misses Kay Bolstetter, Anastasia Fisher and Doroth y Furman. A Christmas party will he held Wed- nesday at the home of the unit president , Mrs. Sue Hughes , at South Country Shores . Miss Margaret Franklin was guest-of-honor at a bridal shower , given at the home of Mrs. Ruth Gerard on Elm street Saturday night. Miss Franklin , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Francis Franklin of Chapel avenue , will be married January 9 to William J. Moffitt of the Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Moffitt of Patchogue. The color scheme was carried out in blue and white. The guests were Mesdames Agnes Ambrosio , Bar- barn Di Giora , Molly Di Giora , Peggy Moffitt , Dorothy Bernhardt , Emma Dobbins , Lillian Nettles , Marion Nettles , Ethel Nettles , Do- rothy Begney, Beatrice Gerard , Margaret Franklin and Misses Bar- bara Di Giora , Vicki Fagone , Angie Savino , Rose Belmonte , Patricia Moffitt and Janet P>anklin. Miss Elaine Lewis , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Richard Lewis , spent the weekend at her home on Cedar avenue. Miss Ruth Dyngert of Potsdam and Miss Liz Madison of Silver Springs were her guests . All are student nurses at Metro- politan hosp ital in New York city. The Vesper circle of the Wom- an ' s Society of Christian Service of the Patchogue Methodist church met Monday night at the home of Mrs. Doroth y Dew on Medford avenue. Mrs. ' Gladys Wicks was co-hostess . Those present were Mesdames Edna Bowden , Eva Chapman , Lida Seostrom, Mildred Richmond , Wanda Seaman , Ruth Winans , Lorena Murgatroy d. Havi- na liadman. Madeline Rogers , Eunice Junes and Miss Dorothy Furman. The group rolled band- ages for the supp lies work for Korea. Miss Laura G. Khell , regent of Colonel Josiah Smith chapter , Daug hters of the American Revo- lution , represented the chapter at the thirtieth anniversary meeting of the Colonel Aaron Ogilen chap- ter , Garden City, of which Mrs. II. /.lien Mark is regent. The dean of the Garden City cathedra! was the guest speaker. The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Emanuel Lutheran church will meet at 8 p. in. Saturday in the church when election of officers will be held and a Christmas party will take p lace. On Saturday, Mrs. K ite Roth of 145 Avery avenue was given a surprise seventy-fifth birthday party by her son-in-law and daugh- ter , Mr . and Mrs. Edward Stute y of 145 Avery avenue. Guests were Mrs . Robert Shannon , Mrs. Mar- garet Corly, Mrs. Walter Drcier , Mrs. Kevin Fegan and daughter , Margaret , all of the Bronx ; Mrs. Sophie Gerner of Floral Park; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer of Roslyn Heights; Mr. and Mrs. George Gtrner and children , Dorothy and George , of Farmingdale; and Mr. and Mrs. J. Del Veechio of Flush- ing. Mrs. Roth received many nice gifts. A bridal shower was given recently by Mrs. Lois Haas and Mrs. Dorothy Kropp at M r.! . Hans ' Home at 57 Herbert circle in honor ,if Mrs. Haas ' sister , Mrs. Maurice Melvin of Center Moriches , the former Miss Karen Kropp of Pat- chogue. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin were married October 18 in the Patch- ogue Congregational church by the Rev . Stuart W. Van Coit. Mrs. Melvin received many lovely gifts. Mi. Melvin is a staff sergeant in lhe Air Force and stationed at .Suffolk County Air Force base in Westhampton Beach. Mrs. Alida Corey of New Castle , Del., spent the Thanksgiving holi- days with her brother and sister- in-law , Mr. and Mrs . Paul A. B.issett of Cedar avenue. Holiday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bassett were also their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bassett and children , Nancy and Steven , and Mrs. Walte r Bohehme of Valley Stream and Charles Bassett. Mrs. Florence Porter of Jayne avenue entertained the past noble grands of Dorothea Rcbckah lodge last Thursday night. A Christmas party and grab bag were enjoyed. Gifts were exchanged by Secret Pals. Those present were Mes- dames Theresa Pierce , Edith Cull' , Clara Robinson , Katherine Mucnch , Lillian Overton , Helen Lighthall , Isabelle Budd , Rose Jones , Rose Gerrodette , Evelyn Jordan , Ruby Benjamin , Nellie Hammond , Sarah Mayer , Mamie Von litens , and Misses Dorothy Furman and Nellie Lyman . The next meeting will be January 7 at the home of Mrs. Hazel Hamner , 205 Schoenfeld boulevard. Percy Hammond of 2!) Rosalie street was p leasantly surprised Fiiday night when members of his family called to wish him a happy birthday. Mr. Hammond re- ceived some nice g ifts. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ham- mond , Mr. and Mrs . Daniel Whaley Mr . and Mrs. Art Inn- Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lucas and Mrs . Gravce E. Horn. Mrs. Roy Williams , chairman of the Academy of Friendshi p com- mittee of Patchogue chapter , Wom- en of the Moose , was hostess at a meeting of the committee last Thursday night at the Moose hall . Plans were made for the winter and spring activities of the committee including a show entitled , \As Time Goes On. '' Those present were Mesdames El- .vood Payne , John Bel/.ak , Jack . McDonnell , Alfred Felice , Josep h Cuomo , Joseph Tor- re , Leo Morgan , Mary Worthing- ton , Roy Williams , William Gard- ner , George Perry and Miss Ellen Truman. A Christmas party will follow the business meeting of the Ameri- can Legion auxiliary, Patchogue unit , at S p. m. Tuesday in the Legion house on Baker street. Legion Asks State Continue Rest Camp Members of the Suffolk County American Legion , meeting in Pat- ch og \ ue Friday night , called for continued state support of a veterans rest camp being consider- ed for use as a work camp for juvenile offenders. The Legionnaires passed a resolution calling on Gov . Rocke- feller to keep Camp MacGregor near Glens Falls as a free con- valescent care center for veterans. The state provides $750 , 000 an- nually for the camp ' s operation. The county meeting also called upon local posts to ask their state legislators to push the Legion campaign. HOSPITAL BENEFIT—BE E Brookhaven Memorial hospital administrator , left , and Salvatore J. Romeo , Patchogue village clerk , right , purchase first tickets to Brook- haven-South Haven hospital auxiliary unit ' s benefit night show which will be held December 30 at Patchogue Theatre. 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