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Parsley \ T / N K E R «¦! ^/NATIONAL BANK ^§W MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM • MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPOR ATION RECENT ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Malm- sheimer of 475 Lincoln Avenue . Lindenhurst. announce the engage- ment of their daughter , Gail E., to Charles B. Merwin , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Merwin of 2f> 4 West Avenue , Patehogue. Miss Malmsheimer is a graduate of Lindenhurst High School and Hofs t ra College and was formerl y a teacher in the Lindenhurst pub- lic schools. She is emp loyed by the Suffolk County Department of Probation. Mr. Merwin is a graduate of Patehogue High School and Hof- stra College and is also employed by the Suffolk County Department of Probation. An earl y Summer wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Malakie , of Selden, announce the en gage- ment of their daughter, Laura Alice , to George Obradovich , son of Mrs. Martha Obradovich and the late Milan Obradovich of Clair- ton , Pa. The bride-to-be is a sophomore at Adelphi College , Sayviile , in the evening session and is employed as a secretary in the department of mental hygiene at Central Islip. Her fiance is a graduate of Penn State , class of '5(5 , and is a Headier in the Brentwood Public School System. A Summer wedding is p lanned. At a party held for friends and relations at the Holbrook Hotel Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. George Katonica of Smith Avenue . Holbrook. announced the engage- ment of their daughter , Miss Helen Linda , to diaries John Saitta , son of Salvatore Saitta of the Bronx. Mr. Saitta is a graduate of the DeWitt Clinton High School and is now attending the Academy of Aeronautics in New* York. Miss Katonica is a graduate of Sachem High School. No date has been set for the wedding. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lombar- do of Rowlinson Drive , Shirley, hav e announced the engagement of their daughter , Miss Rosemarie Cusick , to Rudolph Princi , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Princi of Pennsylvania Avenu e , Medford. Miss Cusick graduated from Port Jefferson Hi gh School and is employed by Walte r B. Weidler Company in Bellport. Miss Rosemarie Cusick Her fiance graduated from Cen- ter Moriches High School and is employed by the Ronkonkoma r 'lurr.ibing Supp ly in P.onkorikoma. No date has been * .et for the wedding- . An engagement party given in honor of the couple was held Marc h 20 * at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lombardo. A buffet dinner was served and table decorations featured a beautifu l engagement cake and two large trays of cook- ies. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Princi and daughters , Ai- da and Rosemary, S. Princi , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kiernan and daughter. Rosemarie , and sons , Joh n and Edward , of Medford ; Mrs. Rosa Princi , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lombardo and sons , Mi- chael . Charles and Richard , and daughter , Phyllis , Mr. and Mrs- Alfred Varone and son , Frank , Mr. and Mrs. John De Veux and daughter , Diane , of Brooklyn ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lombardo and son , Joseph , of Franklin Square ; Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Prineipato and sons , Joseph and Stephen , and daughter , Lorraine. Mr. and Mrs Michael Lombardo and sons , Paul and James , and daughter , Theresa , of Valley Stream; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maruchian and sons , John , Richard , Joseph , Thomas and Pat- rick , of Brentwood ; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Trava and sons , Paul , Donald and Michael , and daughter, Lori Ann , Mrs. Theresa Henthorne of Patehogue. Mrs. Dolores Martell and daughters , Carol and Donna , and son , Brian , Karl Berger of Yaphank ; Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Caminiti and daughters , Johanna and Linda , Mrs. Frank Matuehek , Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Rullo and son , Joseph , Miss Marie Garifo of Shirley; Pete r Howell of East Moriches; Mrs. Jean Muratore , Miss Nicholina Muratore of Flush- ing, and Miss Cusick' s sisters , Joan and Anita, and brother , An- thony. * * * Mi* , and Mrs. Cl i ve Edwards Reed of West Lakewood Street , M iss Elaine Lois Reed Patehogue , announce the engage- ment of their daughte r, Elaine Lois , to Richard Henry Bauer , son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauer of Pleasant Valley. Miss Reed is a 1958 graduate of Patehogue High School and is a junior at the Crane Depart- ment of Music, State University College of Education , Potsdam , where she is a member of Crane Collegiate Singers and Crane Phoenix Club. Her fiance is a senior at Clark- son Institute of Technology, Pots- dam , where he has won a fellow- shi p to stud y for his master ' s de- gree in mechanical engineering. Mr. Bauer was president of Pi Tau Sigma , national mechanical engineering fraternity, and presi- dent of Zeta Nu , social fraternity. An August wedding is planned. Mrs. George F. Becker of Mid- dle Country Road , Blue Point , has announced the engagement of hei Miss Janice Mary Becker daughter , Miss Janice Mary Beck- er , to Richard Lee Sears of Lake Placid. Miss Becker , daughter of the late George F. Becker , is a senior at Drew University, Madison , N. J. Mr. Sears , a graduate of Drew University, attends The Biblical Seminary in New York City. No date has been set for the wedding. * * * Mr . and Mrs. Ralston Bardeen of Bing hamton announce the en- Miss Barba ra June Bardeen gagement of their daughter , Bar- bara June , to Robert Athanasiou , son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Athan- asiou of Bellport. Miss Bardeen is a junior at State University College of Edu- cation at Albany and a member of Psi Gamma Sorority. She is a graduate of Bingham to n North High School. Her fiance is a junior at Rens- selaer Polytechnic Institute at Troy and a member of Sigma Al- pha. Epsilon Fraternity. He is a graduate of Bell port High School. Plans for the wedding will be announced at a later date. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Bossier of Bellhaven Road , Bellport , an- nounce the engagement of their daughter , Patricia Jean , to Wal- ter L. Zielenski , Jr., of South Country Road , Bellport. Mr. Ziel- enski is the son of Mrs. Donald W. Shaw of 167 South Country Road , Bellport , and Walter L. Zielenski of 186 Falcon Avenue , Patehogue. A late Summer wedding is planned. Gordon Heights News Items Mr*. Alberta Beach. SElden 2-3795 Recent houseguests of Mr. and Mrs . Simeon Nesbitt of Seymour Lane were Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Woods and children , Lenora , Gloria and Benjamin , Jr., of Brookl yn. A daughter , Jacquelin Kim , was born March 29 at the Brookhaven Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Carpenter of Sey- mour Lane. Mr. and Mrs . William Carpented are the parents of two other g irls , Donna , three years old and Wendy, two years old. A com- ing home dinner was given Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- jamin Carpenter of Gray Avenue in honor of their daughter-in-law. Oliver Jemmott of Rider College spent his 10-day vacation here with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Ru- pert Jemmott of Gray Avenue. A daughter , April Leola , weigh - ing 7 pounds , 2 ounces , was born at the Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital April 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Jun- uis Martin of Northfleet Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eskridge of New York City spent the weekend in their home on Dunbar Avenue. Houseguests of the Eskridges wede Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker of Oyster Bay and Miss Betty Moore of New York Cit y. Miss Lorraine Cox of Brooklyn was a houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Cook of Gordon Avenue. A surprise housewarming was given recently in honor of* Mr. arid Mrs . Melvin VanNoy of Gra y Ave- nue at their newly erected home. Among their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mario Rodriguez , Mr . and Mrs. Evsavio Rodriguez , Mrs. Myrtle Moring, Miss Lillian Prez, Mrs. Josepina Zamorano , John De- Sange and Nathan Copk , all of New York City; Mrs. Ursula Wil- cox , Mr. and Mrs. Allan DeAbreau , Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Henry. Mrs. Naomi Robinson , Mr . and Mrs. Ty- rell Wilson , Jr., Mrs . Lira Miller , Mrs. Cira Pei*ez and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lemonier of Jamaica. Houseguests of Mrs. Eva Hare- wood of Seymour Lane for two weeks were Mrs. Marie Curtis and son , Calvin , and Miss Doris King, all of New York City, and Albei*t Harewood of Amityville. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Gordon Heights Fire Department met Thursday night at the Com- munity center on Hawkins Avenue. A short business session was con- ducted by the president , Mrs. Catherine VanNoy, followed by election of officers. Elected were Mrs. Alberta Beach , president; Mrs . Naomi Robinson , vice presi- dent; Mrs. Ruth Lee , reelected sec- retary; Mrs. Ann Henry, assistant secretary; Mrs. Esther Wilson , re- elected treasurer; Mrs. Oleth a Ode n , reelected financial secretary; Mrs. Gladys Hy lton , chaplain ; Mrs. Catherine VanNoy, business man - ager. Installation was held jo intly Saturday night at the firehouse on Hawkins Avenue with the firemen. Commissioner Rupert Jemmott was the master-of-ceremonies. Guests were Fire Chief and Mrs. Hurbert Davis of Yaphank ; Assistan t Fire Chief and Mrs . James Battaglia of Middle Island ; Second Deputy Chief and Mrs. Joseph Lehmone of Medford Station ; Chief Tommy Lyons and Deputy Chief R. Rich of Coram ; Captain and Mrs. ^ Ed- ward Halverson of Ridge . Chicken dinner was served by the Ladies ' Auxiliary. A film entitled , \The Crowning Experience \ was sponsore d by the National Council of Negro Women , Suffolk County council , at the All- weather drive-in theatre Saturday morning at Copiague. Its story is based on the life of the late negro educator , Mary McLeod Bethune. Mrs. Leon Allman , an active mem- ber of the council , was accompanied by her husband and Mesdames Gladys Hylton , Emmer McNeese , Clareese Haynes and A lberta Beach. CHURCH NEWS At the Ebenezer Sabbath Day Church services are as follows : Sabbath School is held at 11 a. m., followed by divine worship at 1 p. m. Young People ' s meeting is held at 4 p. m. Saturday. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Wed- nesday. Sunday activities are ; Sunday school at 10 a. m., followed by divine worship at 11:45 a. m. Bible class is held at 8 p. m. Tues- day with Elder John White in charge. The Mary A ME Zion Church services are as follows : Sunday School , 10 a. m., followed by di- vine worship at 12 noon. Young People ' s meeting is held at G p. m. with Nathan Johnsto n in charge. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Thursday. At the Churc h of God in Christ services are as follows : Sunday School is held at 11 a. m., followed b y divine worship at 12:45 p. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday. The Community Bap tist Church services are as follows : Sunday school is held at 10 a. m., follow- ed by divine worshi p at 12 noon. Prayer meeting is . held at 8 p. m. Wednesday and choir rehearsal is held at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. At St . Michael and All Angels Episcopal Churc h , Sunday a Fam- il y Eucharist and Sunday school are held at 8:45 a. m. At the Gordon Heights Seventh Day Adventist Church services are as follows: Sabbath School is held at 9:45 a. m., Home Mission at 10:45 a; m „ divine worship at 11:45 a. m. Young People ' s meeting is held at 4 p. m. Saturday. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Wed- nesday. Mount Olivet Baptist Church services are as follows : Sunday School is held at 10 a. m. followed by divine worship at 12 noon and 8 p. m. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Friday. Woman ' s day will be observed April 23 , all day, at the Commun- ity Baptist Church. Guest speaker will be Missionary Phatter of Amityville and Evangelist Evelyn Washington of Erna Drive and the Triumphant Gospel singers of Brooklyn. IW^ I HHII I- H IH HH II Iim ill fflH II Wt ll - nHH I HmM I HIMMffll^ fe j ORIGINAL PRIMAVERA CREATIONS Wj B I Utterly persona ! . . . remembrance fo rever! See our elega nt collection of i miniature masterpiece charms in Sterling by Danecraft. Buy one now. Add j one for each occasion. Begin her collection ... or yours ... with a cherished l gift... to own , to treasure ... Sterling Charms by Danecraft. Individually I priced fro m $1 to $5. 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Graham Cracker Cookies 2 cups graham cracker crumbs 1 can condensed milk one-half package of chocolate dots 1 tablespoon water 1 handful of coconut. Stir all together and pour into well-greased pan. Bake at 325 de- grees for about 35 minutes. Cut in cookie size while hot. Children * s Work Disp lay April 20 At River Avenue The River Avenue School Par- ent-Teacher Assocation will meet next Thursday and the program for the evening wil l featu re the \Children ' s Work Display \ . The doors will be opened at 7:30 p. m. so that parents may visit their children ' s rooms, look over samples of th ei r work , and discuss any prob- lems that may exist with the ' teach- er. At 8:30 p. m., the bell will be rung, announcing the beg inning of the business meeting in the cafe- teria. The PTA president , Mrs. Charles Rohde , reports thc. t River Avenue- is partici pating in a project spon- sored by the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. This pro- gram aims to hel p educate children in foreign countries , and is hand- led through \CARE\ . The educa- tional kits purchased by the River Avenue PTA , two in number , consist of first , a classroom equi pment, kit containing a pencil sharpener , blackboard erasers , com- passes , six rulers , a world map, and the necessary equipment to construct a blackboard. The second kit contains four dozen pencils , a gross of chalk , 12 boxes of cray- ons , Scotch tape , and ei g ht reams of paper. These packages are to be sent to some remote area in a South American country, where it is im- possible to educate the children be- cause of the lack of school supp lies. Mrs. Rohde also announced that the National Parent-Teacher Ma- gazine is being sent to an educator overseas , so that people of other eoun triesyand cultures [may be given a tru e picture of American famil y and community life , and to spread abroad the American concept of voluntary service in the communit y and of the cooperative relationshi p between family and school. Plans for the sixth grade trip will be discussed at the forthcom- ing meeting. The Saturday Morn- ing Movie , \Dumbo \ , will be shown at 10 a. m. Saturday in the River Avenue School auditorium . There will be a small charge for admis- sion. Margaret Warner. Tel. BEHport 7-0653 <^ Miss Kath y Holland , d.iu^ hter <>f Mr. ami Mrs. \ ieeeiii Holland of \ South Howell' s Point Road , filter- j tained about 30 friends at a party at her home Friday night. l.asi Wednesday afternoon . Ca- ryn Kegalnuito celebrated h er ! ei ghth birthday with a party for ! the following friends: Karen Her- J mus . Susan Dobrie . Susan Gordon , j .Maura Feeney. Cathy I.omoiiosoff . j John Bo . ius, San dy Harrison , I Ki.thann ' LaBranche . Adrienne j Sihiio . Cary n ' s s istel- . Chery l and j Naiuy. t ' aiyn is the daughter ofj Mi. and Mrs. Anthony Kegalnuito j of Woodland Park Road. ' Cuh Scout Pai k 2S will meet in the K reamer Street school yard from L ' to -I n. m. Saturday. t ' uhs should bring their kites , gli- ders , and such , and come with their parent- - . The Patehogue Advance is on sale at: Bellport Stationery, Bell- haven Luncheonette. Trotta Bro- thers . Bottinge r ' s Delicatessen , Tavlor ' s Luncheonette , in Bellport. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Robin McMurray returned to Heli port Sunday f rom their weddin g trip t<> Washington. D. C . Mrs . George Collins and her daughter . Lucy, of Bellport Lane attended the holiday performance f of the new play. \Far Country, j and visited severa l art galleries in i New York City last Thursday. j Mr. and M rs. Conrad Heede and son . Martin , of South Country Road, and a classmate of Martin ' s from Seton Hall , .Tames Parry of Lake Ronkonkoma , spent last week in the city, stopping at the Hotel St. George , Brooklyn Heights , and making daily trips to Manhattan for sightseeing and shows. Conrad C. Ileede , son of Mr. and Mrs . Conra d Heede. returned to Holy Cross College, Worcester , Mass., after spending his Easter vacation at his home on South Country Road. Hobby and Linda Love , children of Dr. ami Mrs. Robert Love of Bellport Lane , accompanied the Freeman Love family of Brooklyn Heights to West Point , where they attended the West Point-Poly Prep La Crosse game Saturday, in which Francis Love was a partici- pant. They spent the remainder of the weekend at Goshen. Peter Otis Paige and Nardi and Bryeo Suydam have resumed their studies at The Choate School after spending three weeks ' vacation with their families. Visiting w i t. h the Willard French famil y of South Brewster Lane last week was Billv Larson iof New York City. Miss Joyce Hanscom , a student at Blue Mountain Academy in Hamburg, Pa., was among those selected to participate in a Spring music festival held last week in Washington , D.C. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hanscom of New Jersey Avenue. Visiting for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Neill of South Country Road were their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Neill , Jr. , and daughter , Colleen , of Freehold , N. J. BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS I ^ M BRONCO CHARLIE'S ^jiL ORIGINAL M f g B0P LOG CABIN RESTAURANT yfjP ^. ^ MONTAUK HIGHW AY OAKDALE j «- >— SAYVILLE 4-1 1 32 j Jf OPEN 7 DAYS A W EEK — ALL YEAR ROUND I 5 < ** i > ' I Table D'Hote Lunches Served 12 Noon to 3 P.M. ! 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