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These fiirls Have Mmmfi The Dav Miss Pamela Serine Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Ser- ine of Mastic Beach announce the engagement of their daughter , Pamela , to Donald Bjornstad , son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bjornstad of Mastic, Pamela is currently in her senior year at William Floyd High School and will graduate in Juno. Donald is currently a member of the U .S. Air Force stationed at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa , Fla . . - Calvello Studio Miss Bon/iie Sue Larnens Mrs. Marjorie Zachar of East Patchogue announces the engage- ment of her daughter , Miss Bonnie Sue Lamens , to Gary Edward Jayne , son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Jayne of Patch- ogue. An early fall wedding is plan- ned., Mr. and Mrs. Edward H . Ser- ine of Mastic Beach announce the engagement of their daughter , Jeanette to Gerald Fischetti , son of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Fischetti of Shirley, Jeanette is currently in her senio r year at William Floyd High School and will graduate ln June. Gerald graduated from St. Pas- cal Baylon High School in St, Albans , Queens , and attended Suf- folk County Community College. He is currently employed as a salesman for Flagg Bros, in Bay Shore. Miss Jeonette Serine Mr. and Mrs. Worth Austin of Bellport announce the engage- ment of Mrs. Austin ' s daughter , Miss Janet Reynolds , to Albert Hassell , son of Mr . and Mrs. Gerald Ha s sel l of Billerica , Mass. Miss Reynold s is a senior at Bellport High School. Her fiance is a graduate of Waltham High School Mess. and is employed by the Rey- nolds Electric in Bellport. The wedding will take place in July. Miss Janet Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Calderwood of 29 Jones Street , North Patchogue , announce the engagement of their daughter , Roberta , to James Mc Cormack , son of Mrs. Mary Mc Cormack of 2 Dogwood Lane , East Patchogue. Miss Calderwood is a gradu- ate of Patchogue High School , class of 1964 , and is presently employed in the credit depart- ment of the Bee Hive in Patch- ogue. Mr. Mc Cormack is a gradu- ate of Patchogue High School, class of 1960 and served four years ln the Navy. He le em- ployed by Peck and Hale , Inc., West Sayville. A Spring wedding Is planned. Miss Roberta Calde rwood Miss Bar! Renee Mittenthal Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mitten- thal of 150 High Street , East Williston , announce the engage- ment of their daughter , Bari Renee , to Harvey Gordon Shand , son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A . Shand of 90 Bailey Avenue , Pat- chogue. Miss Mittenthal is a graduate of Wheatley High School , Old Westbury, and will be graduated from Syracuse University in June. Mr. Shand received his bache- lor of arts degree from Syracuse University in 1963 and will re- ceive his bachelor of science degree in industrial engineering in January. - Michael' s Studio Miss Shyrlo Catherine McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc Dowell of Blue Point announce the engagement of their daughter , Shyrle Catherine , to Paul F. Herbst , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herbst of Patchogue. Miss Mc Dowell is a gradu- ate of Bayport High School and is now store manager for Pet Salon in Patchogue. Mr. Herbst was graduated from Patchogue Senior High School and completed three years in the U.S . Navy. He is now employed at Moody ' s Investor Service , Inc., in New York City. A September wedding is planned. Ar. and Mrs. George For- r ;Ster of Bellport announce the engagement of their daughter , Miss Karen Forrester , to Thomas Baldwin , son of Mr. and Mrs. William Baldwin of East Patchogue . Miss Forreste r ls employed as a teller at the Valley Na- tional Bank in Bellport. Mr. Baldwin is vice presi- den t of Patchogue Automatic Transmission , Inc., cf East Miss Kare n Forrester Patchogue, A June wedding is planned. Miss Barbara Ann Pike Mr. and Mrs. Felix Pike of Mastic Beach , have announced the engagement of their daughter , Miss Barbara Ann Pike , to Don- ald J. Bauer , son of Mrs. Teresa Bauer , also of Mastic Beach. A spring wedding is planned. Miss Pike , an alumna of the State University College at On- eonta , class of '62 , is currently teaching home economics at the Center Moriches High School. Mr. Bauer , an alumnus of Iona College , is presently teaching chemistry and physics at the Willia m Floyd High SSchool in Shirley. Miss Geraldine Marie Murp h y Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy of 249 Revilo Avenue , Shirley, announce the engagement of their daughter , Geraldine Marie , to Robert . C. Neppell , son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M , Nepell of Lakeview Drive , Mastic Beach. Miss Murphy is a 1962 gradu- ate of William Floyd High School , Shirley , and attended Brown ' s Business School in Bay Shore . She is employed by Jurgielewicz Farms , Moriches , asoffice man- ager . Mr. Nepell , a 1959 graduate of Center Moriches High School , is presently employed by Thomas \M. Nepell and Sons Insurance , Mastic Beach. ART SHOW STARTS MASTIC BEACH ' - Mrs. Edith Garland of Shirley, a member of the Palette and Brush Art League , will have a \One Man Show \ of her paintings for three weeks at the Eastern Federal Savings Bank in Center Mor- iches. The show started Mon- day. She will also show a few collages in soap. The local artist won third prize with an amateur group in Locust Valley second prize in Lindenhurst , hon- orable mention in the Douglas Gallery, and othe r awards with the same picture at several othe r places. REA D THE LEGA LS Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hayes of 31 Avery Avenue , Patchogue , announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen , to Klaus Haase , eon of Mr. and Mm Miss Kathleen Hayes Frederick Haase of Bremen , Germany. Miss Hayes is a graduate of Patchogue High School , class of '63 and ls presently employed by the Long Island Lighting Company in Patchogue. Mr. Haase is employed by the Pin e Grovelnnin East Pa tch- ogue . An Octoberweddlngisplanned . Miss Marie Chiuchiolo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chiuch- iolo of 74 North Summit Avenue , Patchogue , announce the engagement of their daughter , Marie , to James Bianco , son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bianco of Mt. V ernon Avenue , Medford. Miss Chiuchiolo is a gradu - ate of Patchogue High School and is presently employed by Vito Rizzo , public accountant. Mr. Bianco is now serving in the U. S . Army and is stationed in Italy. — Lafayette Studio Miss Anita Mario Banker On New Year ' s eve , Mr. and Mrs. John J. Banker , Sr., of Medford , announced the en- gagement of theirdaughter , Anita M arie , to N orman Kenneth Nils- son , son of Mr. and Mrs. War Nilsson of Patchogue. M Iss Banker ls a graduate of P atchogue High School , class of 1961 , and is presently employed by the Tinker National Bank of £ ast Setauket, Mr. Nnsson is a graduate of Patchogue High S chool , class of 1957 . He has served three years ln the U.S. Navy and ispresent- ly employed by the Volkmann Hearing Corp. of Patchogue . An August wedding has been planned . Miss Jocqueline Smith Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Smith of Seatuck Avenue , Eftstport , have announced the engagement of their daughte r , Jacqueline , to Jack Capozzola , Jr. , son of Mr. and Mrs . . Jack Capozzola of 975 \ Roanoke Avenue , River- head. PISH BIHHERS TO GO Scallop ' Dinner (3 1.00 O yster Dinner (3 1.25 I Shrimp Dinner fl 1,10 Bay Scollop Dinner fi 1.25 Haddock Fillet Dinner _ .90 Comb.Sea Food Dinner 8 1.50 Flounder Fillet Dinner (3 .90 lbs. Shrimp Fried jS 1.50 I Codfish Cake Dinner (3 .7 . 5 . Ibs.Fil.of Flounder Fried@ 1.20 1 Soft Clam Dinner 9 1.00 Quart Clam Chowder @ .75 ] , Lobster Tail Dinner @ 1.25 FRESH COLE SLAW \ 1 LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH FISH DAILY j SOUTH BAY FISH MARKET 50 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE , PATCHOGUE e GR 5-159 5 ' liistssifcis^BTfc rtli mtm IIITIl SlTlfc itm etsssl ¦— —¦ -~- ^nm-. ^m- _ ^- .-— —~— -.—.. -mm-- -^p ^ .Finn —^fcl $t@rk l®m§ fi Grmted 0@jL Tn* CftrJr The Brookhaven Town Board Tuesday g ranted Deputy Town Clerk Mrs. Henrietta Acampora a four-month leave of absence , but not before assuring her that she would be welcomed back to her ' desk ln the office of Town Clerk Edwin A . Arnzen. The able and outspoken deputy, who has served Town Clerks Arthur McComb , Robert Cooney and Mr. Arnzen , is expecting a child in March . Always well- Informed on the details of a multitude of town matters , Mrs. Acampora will be missed by members of the town ' s press corps. In her letter to Mr. Arnzen , Mrs. Acampora said that she would \ wish very much to return to my duties as deputy clerk when 1 have finished my con- valescence. \ Speaking for the board , Mr. Dominy said , \ We look forward to your return . \ The super- visor praised Mrs. Acampora as \ one of our most lo yal em- employes. \ Jokingly, he offer- ed to be of assistance in the choice of a name—or names for her offspring. Asked by the supervisor if she would like to say anything, Mrs. Acampora shook her head , and there were tears in her eyes. Reg istrar Question The board voted unanimously to appoint Mr. Arnzen as reg- istrar of vital statistics. Dem- ocrat John J. Foley, who took his seat for the first time Tues- day after being iclected in No- verrber , voted ** yes \ on the res - olution , which also provided for the appointment of Mr. Raynor as deputy registrar of vital stat- istics. Mr. Arnzen will receive $2 , 500 annually for the position , ln addition to his annual $10 , 500 town clerk' s salary. Mr. Raynor will not receive a salary as a deputy registrar. He receives $8 , 500 annually as deputy town clerk , Mrs . Acampora ' s annual salary. Is $6 , 000. In his remarks , Mr. Foley reminded the board of his \ pos- tion \ on the town clerk' s receiving registrar ' s fees. Dur- ing the two years that he served on the board after Mr. Dominy ' s 1961 election , Mr. Foley voted against Mr. Arnzen ' s appoint- ment at each of the two organ- izational meetings as the registrar. He and Councilman Frank Coveney and the late Coun- cilman • Howard Rowland were outvoted each time by Mr . Dom- iny, and Councllmen David Weissberger , George Fuchs , and Clarence Hough. On Tuesday Mr. Foley noted that there are \ actually two re- solutions in one , \ Explaining his \ yes \ vote , Mr. Fole y said that he \ could not vote against the appointment of Percy Ray- nor. \ Both Mr. Arnzen and Mr. Raynor will serve one-year- terms. Legal Papers Designated as the town ' s legal newspapers were The Long Is- land Advance , The Main Street Press , Moriches Bay Tide , Newsday, The Long Island Press , Mid-Island News , The Port Jef- ferson Record , The Port Jeffer- erson Times , The Three Vil- lage Herald and The Ronkonko- ' ma Review.. Twenty banks and their bran- ches were designated as town depositories. Thirteen legal holidays were set for 1965. Mr. Dominy ex- plained that the board has no Intention of \ setting a prece- dent \ by adding one more than the usual 12 . He said the board had decided upon December 24 as a holiday since Christmas falls on Saturday this year. MORE LONG ISLANDERS EVERY DAY TUNE THEIR RADIOS TO kM NEVES TURN THE DIAL AOfelH? i i 1370 KC 97 .5 M .C . \ ll, | I N I SB. .1 * \ . * \\ \~ '^- ^~— I ,1 II - - ¦ - ' ' ' ' - ¦¦-¦¦— ¦¦ ¦ New Pastor Will Assume Duties in C' reach Jan. 17 CENTEREACH — The Rev. Charles Ertmaii , who will as- sume his dutle*r ^ as the called pastor of Our Savior Lutheran Church later this month , ar- rived in Centereach this week , with his family, to take up resi- dence at the church parsonage here at 93 Eastwood Bouleva rd. The Rev. Mr. Ertman will of- ficially assume his pastoral duties following his installation to be held Jan. 17 at 4 p.m. He will preach his first sermon Jan- uary 24. An invitation to attend ths in- stallation ceremony ls extended to members of the congregation and friends , parents of the child- ren enrolled ln Sunday School and any Interested residents of Cente reach and the neighboring area. Following the installa- tion service , a reception will be held in the church basement , where all may welcome the Rev. Mr. Ertman , his wife , the for - mer Marlann Rasch of Jack- son Heights , and their sons , Thomas , 6 , and Andrew , 3. The Rev. Mr. Ertman comes to Our Savior from Gethsemane Church of Hackettstown , N. J., where he was the founding pas- tor beginnin g in 1955. A native of Lockport , he at- tended Trinity Lutheran School and Lockport High School , whe re he graduated as presi- dent of the Senior class and re- ceived two awards for outstand- ing service to his school. He graduated from Concordia Col- legiate institute ln Bronxvllle , in 1950 , and completed hid studies at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis , Mo. While at the seminary, he did student field work at Good Shep- herd Lutheran Church in St. Louis. In the Summer of 1952 , he was student pastor at Calvery Lutheran Church , Seneca Falls , From - July 1953 to July 1954 , he vlcared at Hope Lutheran Church , Levlttown , Pa. While ln Hackettstown , the Rev. Mr. Ertman was active in community affairs and the mid- get athletic program. He served on the recreation commission for s even years and on the juvenile conference committee of Hac- kettstown. He was , at one time , chaplain of the First Aid and Rescue Squad , and for the past year was cubmaster of Pack 151. Within the church , he has been counsellor of the Delaware Valley North Clcuit. Pending the Rev. Mr. Ertman ' s installation , visiting pastors will continue to officiate at all reg- ular church services. Sunday, the Rev. R obert Brueake of St. Paul' s Lutheran Church , East Northport. will preach at both the 8 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. ser- vices. The vacancy at Our Savior existed since mid-October when the Rev. Kenneth E. Holner ac- c epted a call to Murraysvllle , Pa. BROOKHAVEN KENNEL CLUB announces OBEBIEHCE TRA IHIHG CLASSES at MOOSE HALL - HOLBROOK RE GISTRATI ON - MONDAY , JAN. 11 1965 7:30 P M. I nfo : - Call R . C aeby, HR 2-1496 BEFORE j AFTER \ | sMm^ Qkl b y magic.,. You 'll think it ' s sheer magic when you see how we create new beauty out of old jewelry. Estimates and sketches fur- nished without obligation. KALLER ' S JEWELRY STORE _ ¦ ¦/^ \j ifts (v fs, ¦253S& 4(*Kll*w * 30 East Main St., Potchogue) GRover 5-2002 — ^—- I ¦ ¦ ! ! \! i i ¦ ni si ! « I H l iWB i TWgfl ^ ai,t<«l —l i i i minnnB —Bil WHUWWW W—if NO MORE Assigned RISK FOR MALES UNDER 25 * If you qualif y after comp leting a Writte n Examination > fix JffS, E M K ttam H 9 BB \\^h BB isfi OK IB *n3b e«9*9h ^s tP^ M sfe ^ sP ^P SP - W '3S# e SP$gg \ONE OF SUFFOLK'S LARGES T AGENCIES\ RTE . 25 CENTEREACH fame? Tax H&t@s If you are a farmer who earn- ed at least two-thirds of your 1964 gross income from farming, you should file your estimated 1964 Federal income tax return on or before January 15 , accord- ing to Brooklyn District Director Thoma s E . Scanlon and Man- hatta n District Director Charle s A . Church , of the Internal Rev- enue Service. ' You should use Form 1040- ES in filing this return. However , you do not need to file this estimate if you file your final return on Form 1040 and pay in full any tax due by Feb- ruary 15 . \Farme r ' s Tax Guide , \ which furnishes detailed inforrnationon this subject , is available upon request from any Internal Reve- nue Service District Office. §P T > H ARMACY ^Wk T&Edwarg 1 (J, Phonnemilleiffir \2Z^9A\r .r^v^B^^m^^m^Sk \ Phone PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED GRover 5-2285 SODA—DRUGS J Everything for the Baby I CLOSED SUNDAYS J Miss Laura Ebell , Brookhaven Town historian , is serving as vice-chairman oi* the Thirtieth annual C olonial Ball to be held at the Hotel plaza, New York City. Feb. 19. Sponsored annually by the Sons of the American Revolu- tion and the Daughters of the American R evolution , the fete celebrate s the birth of Washing- ton and this year will commem- orate the landing of the Marshall de Rochambeau in Newport , R. I., 185 years ago to take command of the F rench forces. His des- cendant , Comte Michel de Roch- ambeau and the Comtesse will serve as honorary chairmen of the ball committee. H. Harding Isaacson of New York City and Sayville will serve as executive chairman of the committee. Lsuni soul! Vic®-€li@ing33fi Of Cobbing But! ;., <\. ^Distinctive Trinting ^ j i COMM E RCIAL WORK BUSINESS STATIONERY BUSINESS CARDS ! MAIL ORDER WORK ! CATALOGUES — FOLDERS i PROGRAMS | PERSONAL PRINTING TICKETS j . RULED FORMS . j STATIONERY i CALLING CARDS I i ENGRAVING , PRINTING j i I ®l}r ffiiuiu . Island Adtmure I j COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT I 20 Medfo rd Avenue Tel. GRover 5-1000 Patchogue
