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Centereach and Lake Grove Mr». Kthel Smith. ItOak. 9-8752 . . . The Girl Scouts of Ceiitereiu. -h have eclehraled Ciirl Scout week and are now selling Girl Scout : cookies. Some of tne troops are planning to take a trip to Wash- ington , D. C , on A pril lb. Air. and Mrs. Herman Schmalz of Wood Road celebrated their twenty-seventh wedding annivuv- sary Friday. They have received word from their son , J' rivate 1/c Raymond Schmalz , who has re- cently been shipped from Fort Jay, Governor ' s Island , to Frankfurt , Germany. Raymond is in the Mili- tary Police detachment at the !>7th Gene;al Hosp ital there, and expects to be there a year. The marriage of William Sicili- ano , son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Siciliano of 118 Eastwood Boule- vard , and Miss Eleanor Khrharill , daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ehrhardt of 41 Park Street , will take - p lace Saturday at 2 p. m. at the First Congregational Church of New Village. Douglas Mahoney son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mahoney of Commonwealth Avenue , celebrated his fifth birthday with a party Saturday. Guests were Kenneth and Donna Lynch , Debra Calahan , Hilly Collara , .Stephen Park and his brothers , David and Peter Ma- honey. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: Five Corners Delicatessen in Lake Grove.—Adv. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Centereach Fire Department will meet Monday at 8:30 p. m. at the fi rehouse. Another old house in the com- munity was burned to the ground last week by the Centereach Fire Department to make room for more business progress. It was the old homestead on Middle Country Road , adjoining the Hriggs Diner property. Many in the community will remember it as the old Am- brose Gould property. It also was occup ied b y the Francis Craft famil y for many years. Lopcr Bro- thers Lumber Company of Port Jefferson also owned it at one time. In recent years the Briggs family have cut the old homestead in half , moving half to the rear of the property and building a diner on the Middle Country part. The part burned down has been un- occupied for several years . Tbe Lake G r o v e-(' eiilereiieli Home Extension unit will have the sixth and final lesson on booked rugs next Tuesday from III a. m. to 2 p. m. at the meeting rooms on Blydonburgh Road. Dennis Vetter. son of Mr. and Sirs. George Vetter of Park Street , i:eIebrM.ed his fourteenth birthday lu.;t. Wednesday with /.ill y Bishop and Caul Kae iilii-r. The boys wont bowling at the Centereach Bowling Lanes , uceompanied by Mr. Vetter , and then were treated to pizza pie. Bi.ly Bishop was also celebrating his fifteenth birthday, which was Ma.eh 7 , and Paul Kachlier cele- brated his thirteenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs . William .(ones of Audrey Lane entertained the night of March 8 , in honor of the first birthday of their grandson, .James .lories. Present were James ' par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. William Jones of Lake Ronkonkoma , his great- grandmother , Mrs. Sarah Jones , and Mrs. I aura Alvuro , Mrs. Ann Junes, Wii 1..H1 Alvaro and chil- dren, Jea\ and William , aand Miss Floience Jones. The Patchogue Advance is on Hale al: Center Stationery, Gro- ben ' s Candy Store , John ' s Meat Mailv.l , Reylek Candy Store , Sieve ' s General Market and Vil- lage (. 'lien -lists in Ccnlorcach. —Adv. Henry J. Renter , son of Mr. and Mrs. lienry P. Renter of Wood Road who is a sop homore at State University of New York College of Education at Albany, has re- centl y been named to the Dean ' s list for the fall .semester. Mr. Router will receive a B. S. degree with a major in business and a minor in mathematics. A St. Patrick' s Day dance to benefit the Suffolk. County Chap- ter of the New York Heart Asso- ciation has been announced b y co- chairmen Mrs. Henrietta Ai-iiin- pora and Fred Lewis. The dance will be held Saturday night at the Centereach Lanes on Horse- block Road. The Centereach Taxpayers As- sociation will meet at K:. 'i() p. m. Wednesday al the Unity Drive school. Tbe association is enlisting new members. Meetings are held the fourth Wednesday in the month. Mr. and Mrs. Robert De Santo and children , Dale and Thomas , of McGaw Avenue attended the christening of their nephew ami cousin , Frank Xavier Meyer , IV , son of Mr. and Mrs . Frank X. Meyer of Bayport , March li at Our Lady of the Snow It. C. Church in Blue Point. The Rev . Thaddeus Rooney officiated. Mr. De Santo was the godfather. The three members of the family For whom the baby was named were all present, at the christening, Frank X. Meyer . 85 , great-grand- father , Frank X. Meyer , (III , grand- father, Frank X. Meyer , 29 , father , all of Bayport. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lazzaro . and children , Lucille , Maria and Andy, Mr. and Mrs. Veto Pastoressa and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson , ail of Rosemary Lane , attended the recent wedding of Jack Vecchio and Miss Camille Carrera at the Old St. Patrick Cathedral in New York City and also the reception at Riecardi Restaurant. Mr. Vec- chio is a nephew of Mrs . Lazzaro and .M rs. Pastoressa , who are twin sisters , and he and his par- ents formerly resided on Rosemary Lane. The Middle Country District Youth Association , which was re- cently organized in this area , will hold a meeting at. the Unity Drive School at K. - . 'ill p. in. Monday. The group are looking for managers , coaches and umpires , and would welcome any men in the area who would volunteer their services. The directors , headed by Gerald Klaf- ler , president , are arranging and organizing season p lay for Little League , Babe Ruth Intermediate League , I'arm League and Girls ' Softball League. Mr. and Airs. John (\ aserino of Elliot Avenue left last Thursday on a two-week motor trip to In- diana , where they will visit their son at Notre Dame University , where he is studying to be a doc- tor. Judge and Airs. Leon K. Giuff- reda have returned home after spending a month' s vacation in Fort Lauderdale . Fla. The Centereach Lions club met at the Villa Pace Restaurant in Neseonset last Thursday night. The club has given permission to the Centereach Girl Scouts to use the Lions Club land on Horseblock Road , near the Town Recreation Park , fur their activities , such as outings , camp sites, etc. The club is also sponsoring the Explorers , the oldest group of Boy Scouts , and are hel p ing these boys find the work best suited to them. Next Thursday night the niembers of the ciub will entertain their ladies at a dinner and dance. Louise and Ch.istinc , daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Koelofsen of Smith Lane, celebrated their birthdays Saturday with a party at their home. Each girl had four guests. Louise , who was nine years old March 9 , had as her guests Heidi Siegrist , Diane Bishop, Judy /alack and Lillian Fleigel. Chris- tine , whose tenth birthday will bo March 21 , had as her guests Joan Kloiber , Betty Ann Siegrist , Terry Franke and Diane Cornelius. Their sister , Judy, also helped in the celebrations. Mrs. Ann Karpinko of Welling- ton, N. J., has returned home after spending a month here with her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. George Vetter of Park Street. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith of Smith Street entertained at a family paity Sunday in honor of the sixth birthday of their grand- son , David Van Orstrand. Others present were David' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Orstrand , and his sister , Cindy, Mrs. Marion Childress , and daughters , Panada and Susan , Miss Lynn Schroeder and Miss Kathy O'Brien , all of Bayport. Many from here attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Overton of Bay Shore Sunday in honor of their forty fifth wedding anniversary. A buf- fet, .supper was served and the couple received many gifts and cards. Those attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Overton , Mr. and Mrs. Percy Overton , Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Overton , Mr. and Mrs. Foster Overton. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Williams and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schwamb , Jr., and children , Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barnett and family. The Centereach Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association meeting will be held at the llol- brook Road School Tuesday at 8:. '!0 p. m. Charles J. Wademeyer , his- tory teacher at the Newfield Hig h School , will speak on \Insuring Our Freedom Through Democ- racy, \ a study of elementary citi- zenship education. The PTA is also holdin g a magazine drive. Infor- mation can be secured from the president , Mrs. Winifred Fiscella, at ROnk. 9-245K. The Dramatic Club of the New- field High School is preparing to present a three-act comedy called \A Little Honey. \ It will be given March 25 and 2(> , either at the Unity Drive School or the Bicycle Path School. Miss Hazel Supernaw is directing the play. • The Democratic Club of Center- each and Lake Grove will hold an installation dinner dance in the Lake View Inn at Lake Ronkon- koma at. S p. in. April 2. Dominic Baranello , Brookhaven Town De- mocratic leader , will install the officers. Guest speakers at the din- ner wid be Suffolk County Execu- tive II. Lee Dennison and Brook- haven Supervisor August Stout. Many other elected officials will be present. .Members of the dance committee are Lawrence Kramer , Charles Belseu , Mis. Lillian La- Lone and M rs. Joan Belsen. Music will be furnished by the Deb-A- Neir ' s. BLUE AND GOLD DINNER Cub Scout. Pack 21 of Center- each , sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wats , Post 41)27 , held its annual Blue and Cold dinner at (he Medford Bran Hans February 27. Honored guest was Henry Bohn , past Cuhmasler. Ernest Wolfe , Neighborhood commission- er, presented the Pack' s charter to William Reale , Institutional repre- sentative. I he following committeemen re- ceived their registration cards for the new year: George Harrison , chairman; Vincent Moore , trea- surer; Leonard Battifarano , secre- tary. Other committeemen are Walter Rothamel , Stephen Fiorelli , Carmine Fusaro , Eric Hartman, William Keyes. Registration cards were present- ed to the following Den mothers : Den I , Mrs. Patricia Donnelly, Den 2 , Mrs. Doroth y Block! ami Mrs. Ann Chaniberlin; Don 3 , Mrs. Nina Fiorelli; Den 1 , Mrs. Audrey Rothamel ; Den 5, Mrs. Marie Sa- bine; Den li . Mrs. Irene Ixivine; Den 7 , Mrs. Marie Nikkels; Den K , Mrs . Charlotte Taylor; Den 10 , Mrs. Margaret Olson; Den 12 , .Mrs. Gloria Srhold. Tile following leaders received their registration cards: Assistant Cubmaster Leo Clark , George Farncel , Louis Chaniberlin. Webo- los Den Leader Edwin Taylor , Cub- master Robert Johnson. Assistant Scoutmaster George Illuckl anil chairman Tony Mazone represented Boy Scout Troop 21. Personal highlight of the even- ing for the Cub Scouts was the presentation by Mr. Wolfe to Cub- master Robert Johnson of the Scouters Training Award certifi- cate. Linda Johnson pinned the award on her father and the certi- ficate was presented to Mrs. John- son. This is the second award of this type to be given to any Scout leader in this area. Former Den Mother , Mrs. McCloskey, is the other reci pient. Awards were: Den 2 , Tony Alot- ta , Wolf Badge and Bear book; Arthur Chamberlin , Bear book , Silver Arrow on Wolf Badge. Den . '! , William Resvanis , Lion Badge. Den 5 , James Whelan , Bear Badge , and Gold Arrow , Lion book; Roger Moore , Wolf Badge , Bear book. Den fi , Martin Levine , Gold Ar- row under Wolf. Den 7 , Richard Clark , Bear book; Patrick Nik- kels , Silver Arro w under Wolf; Kevin O'Rourke , Wolf Badge , Gold Arrow , Bear hook. Den 8 , John From , Lion Badge, Gold Arrow- under Bear. Den 10 . Steve Zelt- ninti n , Lion Badge; Vincent Fitr, - patrick , Lion Badge. Den 12 , Charles Schold , Silver Arrow un- der Bear; John Pellatt , Wolf Badge , Bear book. Joining Wcbelos Den were John From , Steve Zeltmann , Vincent Fitzpatrick. Wcbelos Den awards: Michael Perrino , Lion Badge. Wc- belos Badges and Graduation certi- ficates went to Joe McCloskey and Ray Walsh. CHURCH NEWS The First Congregational Church of New Village has Sunday school at 9:40 a. m., worship at 11 a. m., Youth Fellowship at <>:30 p. in., Gospel service at 7:. '!0 p. m. Sun- day. Church membership and bap- tismal class is held at the parson- age at 4 p. m. Sunday. Suffolk School for Christian Studies at 7 : '10 p. in.. Tuesday. Prayer and Bible study hour at 8 p. m. Wed- nesday. Pioneer Girls Encampment , \ gals , pals \ and all ladies of the church are invited to attend at li. -IM) p. m. today. The young peo- p le of the church enjoyed a roller skating party at the Patchogue Rink Monday night. The Married Couples C'luh will meet at the clubhouse on Wood Road Monday at N p. m. The Centereach C ommii iiity Church has Sunday school at 10 a. in. , worshi p at 11:15 a. m. West- minster Fellowship at 0:30 p. in., Sunday. Confirmation classes are at 2:. '!0 p. m., Thursday. Lenten service at 8 p. ni. next Wednes- day at the Selden Community Church for both churches. Officers of both churches will attend the Church Officers Institute meeting to be held at Henry Perkins Hotel in Riverhead Sunday from 2:15 to 5:. 'i(l p. in. Ernest Overton and George Bosehen , both of Center- each , represented the Lung Island Camp of Gideons at the morning service Sunday and were in charge of the service. Trustees will meet in the church Monday at 8n. m. The Centereach Mennoni t e Church holds worshi p service at III a. m., Sunday school at 10:45 a. in., gospel service at 7:45 p. m. Sunday; Bible study hour at 7;15 p. in. Wednesday with a special class for young people. Our Savior Lutheran Church has Sunday school and adult class at !• a. in. and worship service at 8 and H):, '«) a. in. , Sunday. Confir- mation classes are at ' . ' ,: ' .)[) p. m. Wednesday for seventh graders , at :!:. \() p. m. Thursday for eighth .graders , and at 7 p. m. Wednes- day for ninth and tenth graders. Adult discussion group meetings are held al 8 p. in. Monday. Len- ten service is Wednesday at 8 p. m. The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary R. C. Church holds masses at 8 . ' . I . 10:30 , and 11:30 a. in. and 12:fi0 p. m. Sunday, a daily Mtiss at 8 a. in. EASTWOOD VILLAG E AND DAWN ESTATES Douglas Wood of 11 Jay Road has returned home after an eight- day trip to Vacaviile , Calif., where he visited , bis brother , William Wood , who was ill and had to undergo surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Posillico of Eastwood Boulevard held a famil y party at their home March !) in honor of the first birthday of their daughter , Mary Beth. Others present were her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. William Panciroli of Plainview , and sister , Joan anil brother . Frank. A famil y party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs . George Donnelly of 12ii Dawn Drive Fri- day in honor of the fifth birthday of their son , James , and also Mr. Donnelly ' s birthday. Helping in the celebration were the other children , Stephen and George. Mary Louise , infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Danielson of Noel Drive , was christened at the Assumption of the Blessed Vir- gin Alary R. C. Church Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Joseph Bel- fion' . God parents were Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGonigle of Smith- town , uncle and aunt of the baby. A reception was held at the home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prevo , Mr. and Mrs. John Famish of Smithtown , Mr. ami Mrs. Frank I' asile of Brooklyn , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Redding of Port Jefferson , Mr. and Mrs . Alfred Pellatt , Mr. ami Mrs . Kit-hard Kudniek i of Cen- teieach. Mrs. Jerome Levine and infant son . Adam , have returned home from Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital. Adam was born to Mr. and Mrs. Levine of 3!l Barbara Drive on February 2(i . The couple have two other children , Nina , 5 1 /.. , and Jo-hua, .|. A family parly was held at the home of Air. and Airs . Robert Keeii. -in of Hunter l.ane Friday in honor of tin- second birthday of their son , Patrick. Hn.iilers Tim- oth y and Bnbtij also were a big help in the cole ' ration. Air. and Alls . Lawrence Baglio of Tree liuad had as their guests Sunday Air. :rml Mrs . William Ni'/. 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Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Robert Miskosky of Spruce Drive attended the Jet Squadrons ' party Saturday at the Officer ' s club at l*Toyd Bennett Field Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fredericks and children , Wally, Richard , Pad- dy, and Susan , of Scherger Ave- nue have returned from a two- week vacation visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fredericks and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blodnik of St. Petersburg, Fla., parents of Mr. and Mrs. Fredericks. Captain John H. Gallagher , USMC , who piloted a plane from Kingsville , Texas , and landed at Suffolk Air Force Base Friday, was weekend guest of his aunt , Mrs. Muriel Gallagher , and cousins Miss Patricia , James and John , of Taylor Avenue. Capt. Gallagher celebrated his birthday Saturday by being host to Mrs. Gallagher and family at a dinner party at Bronco Charlie ' s in Oakdale. Sun- day Miss Patricia and .James Gallagher drove Capt. Gallagher to Suffolk Air Force Base for return take-off. John Joseph , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Buckland of Orchard Road , was christened by the Rev. Theodore LeTure in St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church Sunday. Godparents were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Liguori of Patchogue. Mr. and Mrs. Buckland gave a recep- tion for the immediate family and friends in the Veterans of For- eign Wars Hall on Dunton Avenue. About 40 persons were received , including the baby ' s grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Tall y Caroleo of Port Jefferson Station. A buffet supper was served. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: Swan Market , Danielson ' s Delicatessen , Morio ' s Delicatessen and Vinny ' s Market in East Pat- chogue.—Adv. The Suffolk County Air Force Base chapel at Westhampton Beach was the scene for the christening of Susanne Moyer Sun- day. Air Force Chaplain Charles Keider officiated and Susanne was sponsored by an aunt , Mrs. Es- tebe Laukitis of Shamokin , Pa. Susanne was born to Air Force Master Sergeant and Mrs . Law- rence Moyer of Narragansett Ave- nue on January 15 in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. The four other children were present for their sister ' s christening. They are Michael , David , Lucinda and Lorna. The birthday of Mrs. Clarence Fisher was celebrated at home with Mr. Fisher and children , Diane, Eleanor and Steve Clarence on Marc h (i. The christening of Steve Clarence Fisner was perfor- med by the Rev. Theodore LeTure in St. Josep h the Worker R. C. Churc h Sunday. God parents were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Galson of Plainview. A reception was held by Mr. and Mrs. Fisher at home , 824 Doane Avenue , Bellport Manor. Guests were the baby ' s paternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fisher; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stanton and son , Arnold , of Free- port; , Mr. and Mrs. Galson and daughters , Judith and Linda , Mr. Fisher ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fisher , Jr., of Glen Oaks: Mrs. Fisher ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Cronk of Fresh Mea- dows , and the other Fisher chil- dren , Diane and Linda. A buffet supper was served. Frederick William Verity, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Verity of Bell- port Beach Estates , was christened in St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church on February 28 by the Kev. .Mario G. Cinque. Godparents were Edward Zapke of Bellerose and Mrs. Margaret Daniel of Kew Gardens. A reception followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Verity. Guests were the baby ' s grandpar- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniel ' of East Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daniel and childre n , Pat- ricia and Thomas , Air. and Mrs. Edward Zapke and children , Vir- ginia and Roger , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bengtsson of Bell port , and Linda Marie and Elizabeth Verity. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Conway and childre n , Bernard , Jr., Debra Kathleen. Nancy Lee and John Joseph , of Bellport Manor drove Sunday to Oakridge , N. J., where Mrs. Conway was godmother for Debra Joan Sayler in St. Thomas the Apostle R. C. Church. A re- ception was held later at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sayler at which Mr. and Mrs. Conway and children were guests. A miscellaneous wedding shower was held at the home of Mrs. Bernard Diamond , 455 Munsell Road , Sunday for Miss Marie Kuest of Champlain Road , Bell- port. Out-of-town guests were Mesdames Florence Vignato , Jo- seph Vi gnato, Carmella Salmcto , Charles Brienza , James Brienza , Dorothy Husted , Julia Cambrieo and Miss Dorothy Husted. About 2(1 local guests were also present. The bride-to-be received many lovely gifts. The hostesses , Mrs. William Brienza , Mrs. Thomas Brienza and Mrs. Diamond , served a buffe t supper. The wedding of Miss Ruest and James Brienza of Narragansett Avenue will be sol- emnized April 24 in St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church. GIRL SCOUTS The investiture ceremony of the newl y formed Brownie Troop 107 was witnessed b y about 35 persons on March 7 in the East Patchogue School playroom on Dunton Ave- nue. Mrs. Muriel Kossoy, leader, and Mrs. Marjorie Moog, assistant , presented the 17 girls with their hats and Brownie p ins. Refresh- ments were served in the school cafeteria. A Juliette Low World Friend- shi p celebration was held March 1 1 in the new auditorium of the Bellport High School. Girl Scout Troops 7 and 4!) were hostesses , Color Guards to two girls of Troop , '!. \ i who were flag bearers , and echoed taps. Mrs. William Schuldt invested new troops and spoke on \What World Friendship Moans. \ i>The. troops participating in songs , dances and skits were 63 , 19 , 22 , 82 , 83 , 62 , 16 , 81 , 80 , 65 , and 67. CUB PACK 128 Cub Pack 128 met Friday nigh t in the gymnasium of the East Patchogue School , with 35 Cubs present. The Honor Flag was awarded to Den 4 again, for a relief map of New York State. Awards were made by Cubmas- tei Richard Whalley, assisted by George Scott. Wolf badge was re- ceived by Peter Adams and David Linbrunner; Glen Woodhull won a Denner badge , Steve Landsman re- ceived Wolf and Bear badges and a Gold Arrow. Denners badges were received by Edward Schlos- ser and Joseph Step hani; Assist- ant Denner badge went to Josep h Murphy; Lion Badge and Gold Arrow to Michael Anderson; Bear badge to James Anderson , while Robert German received Bear badge , a Gold and a Silver Arrow; David Anderson received a Gold Arrow ; Verne Critz a Silver Arrow. Den 5 , under ' guidance of Den mothers , Mrs. Lyllis Adams and Mrs. Ella Schlosser , presented the theme of the month \New York State. \ The State flag was on display, Cubs explained its sym- bols , as well as briefly the rose , State flower , and blue bird , State bird. Den 5 also presen ted the mothers in audience , with crepe paper roses they had made. A movie was shown , \Kid Stuff in New York State , - ' which showed attractions in the state childre n can visit , such as zoos , parks and other recreational spots. ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY St. Joseph the Worker Rosary- Altar Society received Commun- ion in a body at the 8:30 a. m. mass March 6. Monthly meeting was held Monday after the Nbvena in the church auditorium. Mrs- Fran- ces Brazel presided . The Rev. Jere J. Dineen , the society ' s spiri- tual moderator , stated a letter had been received from Bishop Walter P. Kellenberg announcing a cele- bration for those over 60 of the diocese is to be heid on the Feast at St. Joseph , Saturday, March 19 , at 1:30 p. m. in St. Agnes Cathe- dral in Rockville Centre. Bene- diction and a talk will be held , followed by entertainment and re- freshments . in St. Agnes High School. Mrs. Brazel stated the follow- ing monthly affairs will be held: March 13 , a cake sale after every mass; April 3 , Catholic book sale after every mass and from 2 to 5 p. m.; May 1 , mother-daughter Communion breakfast; niembers may bring other guests. New members received were Mesdames Jean Step hani , Florence Daley, Mary Schoenig, Rose Bach and Mary Putnam. A course of training in the catechism at the Cenacle in Riverhead has been attended since September by Mesdames Frances Brazel , Mary Groh , Gloria Linbrunner - , Bernice Clark and Jane Perry. More ladies are invited to join the new course that is starting. It is held on the second and fourth Wednesdays at 8:30 p. m. The ladies meet at 7:25 at St. Josep h the Worker Church and proceed from there. Gordon Heights Mra. Alberta Beach. SElden 2-J75S Mr. and Mrs. Willie Oden of Gray Avenue , gave a birthday din- ner Saturday in honor of their daughter , Yvonne. Guests were Misses Cheryl Pryor , Dianna Lee and Gloria Carter. . Sidney Simmon of New York City spent the weekend in his home on Hawkins Avenue. Weekend guests of Mrs. Mar- garet Spence of Maple Lane were her daughter , Mrs. Joel Robinson and Nathaniel Cook and sister , all of St. Albans. Those from here who took part in the program Sunday night at the Mount Olivet Churc h were Mrs. Frank Wilson , Mrs. Hettie Hudson , Mrs. Marion Battles and Mrs. Alberta Beach. The Rev. An- drew Howard of Brooklyn was the guest speaker. * Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lewis of the Bronx were recent dinner guests of Mrs. Alberta Beach of Hawkins Avenue. Mrs. Evelyn Washington of Erna Drive is convalescing at home fro m a viru s infection. Mrs. Roslyn Woodburn , Mrs. Mary Carpenter , Mrs. Leo Rich , Mrs. Hettie Hudson , Mrs. Annie- bell Kinard , and Mrs. Elama Chris- tian attended the funera l services of Mrs. King Saturday, at the Kingdom Hall in Medford. A well attended dance was held at the Community center on Haw- kins Avenue Friday night , spon- sored by the Aristocrats All Boys Club. The Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the West Middle Is- land School March 28. Election of officers will be held. CHURCH NEWS At the Ebenezer Sabbath Day Churc h services are as follows: On Saturday Sabbath school is held at 11 a. m., followed by divine worship at 1 p. m. Young Peoples meeting is held at 4 p. m. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Sunday school is held at 9:45 a. tn., followed by divine worship at 11:45 a. m. Sunday. Bible class is held at 8 p. tn. Tues- day, with Elder John White in charge. AME Zion Churc h Sunday School is held at 10 a. m., followed by Divine worship at 12 noon and 8 p. m. Young Peoples meeting is held at fi p. m. with Brother Nathan Johnston in charge. Prayer meet- ing is held at 8 p. m. Thursday, followed by class meeting, with Brother James Hamp as leader. Lenten services are held each Wed- nesday at 8 p. m. at the Mount Olivet Churc h , niembers of all churches are asked to be present or send a representative. The Rev. Elliott Ti'flvalec is sponsor. At the Church of God in Christ , services are as follows: Sunday school is held at 11 a. tn., follow- ed by Divine worship at 12:45 a. m. and 8 p. m. Prayer meeting is held each day at 12 noon. At the Community Baptist Church Sunday School is held at 10 a. m., followed by Divine wor- ship at 12 noon and 8 p. m. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Wednes- day. At St. Michael' s and All Angels Episcopal Churc h services are as follows: Divine worship at 9:45 a. m., followed by Sunday School at 10:30 a. m. At the Gordon Heights Seventh Day Adventist Church Sabbath School is held at 9:45 a. m., Home Mission at 10:45 a. m., Divine wor- ship at 11:30 a. m., Young Peoples meeting at 4 p. m. Lightbearers Club at 5 p. m. and Vesper services at 5:30 p. m. Saturday. Sunday activities include Pathfinders Club nt 3 p. m,, Evangelistic service at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p, m. Wednesday. MIDDLE ISLAND NEWS Mrs. Mildred N UMI , YAphank 4-3871 • Mrs . May Schwab entertained at luncheon at her home on Church Lane last Tuesday. Guests wore Miss Myrtle Ruland and Mrs. Daniel KeKman. Fred Heddink of Middle Island Road is recuperating from an ill- ness in Florida. The committee meeting of Cub Scout Pack 165 was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lehtonen of Williams Lane. Mem- bers present included the chair- man , Frank Salamone , and Mrs. Ruth Manning, John Carter , Mrs. Louis Bertwell , Mrs. Jean Lyon , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Redman , Mrs. Joyce Swezey, Mrs. Robert Boddy, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lehtonen. At the next committee meeting on April 8 , Frank Salamone will be submitting his resi gnation and a new chairman will be appointed and installed to fill the vacancy. Tomorrow at 8 p. m. there will be a Cub Pack meeting at the West Middle Island School. Frank Sala- mone will preside. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Kaarlo Niemi held a party at their home on Mauritz Boulevard in honor of the ninth birthday of their grandson , Wil- liam Lehtonen , Friday after school. Guests were Edward McManus , John Woodchat , Diane Knadle , Guy Manger , Michael Lortie , Garry Knadle , Larry Boddy, Maureen Mayham , Margaret Hardtigan , Richard Latiensk i , Carl Ranta , Laura Dineen , Joan and Susan Lehtonen , Brian Dineen , Joseph Rice. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lehtonen of William Lane attended the dance of the Island Hills Country Club on Satu rday in celebration of Mr. Lehtonen ' s birthday. Misses Carol and Laura Myers are recuperating from a virus in- fection at their home on Rocky Point Road. On March 7 , the Brookhaven police called the Middle Island Volunteer Ambulance Company to the home of Charles Walper of Swezeytown Road . The ambulance , driven by Robert Boddy, with first aid men George Groskopf and Fred Yevoli , took Mr. Wal per to Mather Memoiial Hospital at 10:30 a. m. Dr. Julius Riegelhaupt was in charge. On the same day at 2:15 p. m. the ambulance , driven by Fred Arnold , assisted b y Arthur Noss , removed Mrs. Mary Ve rzyl from Medical Group building in Patchogue to her home on North - field Road . Dr. John McNall y was in charge. Bobby Wilgeroth of 70 South Street is confined to his bed with a virus infection. The Middle Island Fire Depart- ment extinguished a mattress fire on Bailey Road at 12:10 p. m. March 9. Fifty gallons of water were used. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: Hoffman ' s Grocery, Middle Island Grocery, Steve ' s Grocery and Wattle ' s Grocery in Middle Island. —Adv. Thomas Bayles of Middle Coun- try Road is home after a week' s vacation in Florida. A daughter , Melinda Beth , was born to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mor- son of Lakeview Drive on Febru- ary 23 at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital wei g hing 7 pounds , 2 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Morson have two other daughters , Ellen and Deborah. A blinker traffic light has been installed at Middle Country Road and Arnold Drive for the protec- tion of ambulances and private cars and fire trucks going to and returning from Mather Memorial Hospita l and fires. Middle Island Drum and Bugle Corps of the Fire Department held a St. Patrick' s dance at the Es- tonian Hall Saturday night . Charles Dandwith' s band , The Rebels , supp lied the music and a good crowd attended the dance. Mrs. Josep hine Rindos and John Laval of Mastic Beach received awards. The next meeting of the Drum and Bugle Corps will be at 7 p. m. today at the fi rehouse on Arnold Drive. The West Middle Island Parent- Teacher Association will meet at 8 p. m. .Marc h 28 at the school. Mrs. Joseph Rindos will preside. An officers ' test was given to the Middle Island firemen on Marc h 0 at the firehouse. The fol- lowing men passed the test: Jack Wellings , James Battaglia , Mur- ray Morson , Charles Burton , Jr ., Henry Sokoloski , Eugene Helmett , Jerome Delli Bovi and John Gnad. Fire School will be held at 8 p. m. March 25 at the Middle Is- land firehouse. The Rev. Edwin G. Townsend of the Presbyterian Church conduct- ed a sen-ice Sunday afternoon at the Suffolk Home in Yaphank. Be- fore the service , severa l members of the church' s Junior choir sang two old religious songs , \All Beau- tifu l the March of Days \ and \For the Fruit upon the Tree . \ During the service they sang \The Church of God is Everywhere . \ Members of the choir present were Leni Ellwood , Jean Rowehl, Phy- liss Schwerdtfeger , Barbara Sel- lars and Betsy Wilgeroth. They 'were directed by Miss Winifred Lewis and accompanied by Mrs. William C. Koschara , organist. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Friday the Brownies and Girl Scouts will meet in the Social Halls at 7 p. m. Saturday the Junior Choir , under the direction of Miss Winifred Lewis , will rehearse at 10 a. m. The Junior Hi gh Confir- mation Class will leave from the church at 8 a. m. on an all-day outing. The highlight of the day ' s activity will be a tour of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City. The Rev. Edwin G. Townsend , ministe r of the local church , and Donald M. Bay les , superintendent of the church school , will be among the adults traveling with the class. Sunday services include the fol- lowing: Senior High Confirmation Class at 9:30 a. m., Church School at 9:45 , morning worship at 11 a. m. , with nursery care for chil- dren of parents attending the service. Tuesday the Girl Scouts will meet at 7 p. m. The Senior Choir rehearses at 8 p. m. Wednesday. An invitation is extended to every- one interested to join the choir as they prepare for the Easter sea- son. CHURCH OFFICER INSTITUTE The annual Church Officer Train- ing Institute , under the direction of the Christian Education Com- mittee of the Long Island Pres- bytery, will meet at 2:15 p. m. Sunday in the Henry Perkins Hotel , Riverhead. This is desi gned to hel p officers and leaders in the local church compare their com- mon interests and problems with the leaders of other churches , en- abling all to come to a clearer understanding of their duties and of how they can be ' of greater service. Registration begins at 2:15 p. m., followed by a worship serv- ice at 2:30 . The Rev. J. Donald Yule , minister of the Amagan- sett Presbyterian Church , will preach on the subject: \The Serv- ant Lord and The Sen-ant Church. \ Discussion groups will meet at 3:20 , after which coffee and doughnuts will be served. Monday, the Planning Commit- tee of the Suffolk County Council of Churches will meet at the local church at 10 a. m., when coffee will be served to the members of the committees. The Executive Committee of the Suffolk County Council of Churches will meet at 2 p. m. UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N. Y. Tel. GRover 5-3600 (Let us kn ow about your friends and relatives in the service. Phone GRover 5-1002) A aV JLO.-a--i-.i--l t I I—I * * » * » a a I i._l i„ NEW 'LEATHERNECKS'—Cor- nealous (Neal) Branigan , son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Branigan of 438 Woodycrest Drive , Farming- ville , and Eugene Buckley, son of Mrs. Ann Herndon of Long Island Avenue , Medford , were accepted for enlistment in the United States Marine Corps and departed for Parris Island , S. C, February 29. The two young men will undergo 12 weeks of recruit training at Parris Island , then will be trans- ferred to Camp Lejeune , N. C , for four weeks of highl y specialized combat training. Upon completion of this p hase of their training, they will return home for 20 days ' leave , prior to being assigned to one of the Corps ' many career- programs. The families of the new \Leath- ernecks \ were presented with the official Marine Corps Certificate of Acceptance by local Marine recruiters , whose office is at 102 East Main Street in Bay Shore. Young men desiring information about any of the Corps ' many new enlistment programs may contact Sgt. Barry Stinson at the Bay Shore office , or call MOhawk 5- 3860. A memory book of girlhood dates and other happy occasions could be rounded out to perfec- tion with your choice of one of the numerousl y styled wedding invitation s on display at The Patchogue Advance — always at budget prices. —Adv. —WITH THE— Armed Forces ¦k>aTaBaa>H.tVaB3H£aB»BaaBtaaBa. ^.»iBa ^BaaB*«BaBkaB.«fta CiNSPEcr iT uosny) ( ON ALL FOURS , \ OUR FLOORING SURE. ) ( MAKES DANDY \ j « FLOORS \ \ .AMD D URABLE J CtOlAl TKADIX Afct-V 1m FREE DELIVERY FREE FINANCING (jg tf orf a ^of8UL%u *f IPB S £ ANP 3 msJmr: COAL . otdtrZM Wtffm LUMBBR Go*^ |^g^jj2 gg^| TbbfikotUsGGoven 5-3233. .
