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ATTEN TBON COMMU TERS WE ARE OPEN FROM 5 A , M. to 6 P , M . Featuring S pecial Commute rs Breakfast From 5 A .M. to 9 A.M . PARADISE LUNCHEONETTE 55 North Ocean Ave, Patchogue , N.Y. FARRELL SCHAriEL CITIES SERVICE STATION cor. Medford Ave. & Sunrise Hwy. PATCHOGUE , N. Y. Telephone: GR 5-9707 r AUTQ REPAIRS rST ATE IHSPieTlflHS ISLIP BARBERSHOP CHORUS EVERY THURS . EVE NING AT 8:30 Open to any man who likes to sing the old songs In close harmony, j OTifftf? ST. MARY 'S H ALL Montauk Hwy . (Near Theater) East Isli p , „ -. ., « I I Fl . I I' ' thw ihkh @£ Sorvko N&med At B 'hwm Mmmwl ffasp fffff Dr. J ohn J. Mc Nall y John F . White , Jr., president of Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital , Patchogue , has announced the a ppointment of Dr. J ohn J. McNally as director of the de- partment of surgery and Dr. Mil- ton Rosenberg as director of the department of obstetrics. Dr. McNally, a resident of Bayport , succeeds Dr. Jacob Dranitzke of Patchogue , who served as the chief of surgeryfor eight years and who has now been named attending surgeon by the hospital' s board of trustees. Dr. Rosenberg of Patchogue succeeds Dr. Paul V . Brinley of Patchogue who becomes attending ob- stetrician. Dr. Brinley has been associated with the hospital since it opened in 1956. Dr. Milton Rosenberg • Dr. McNally received his de- gree in medicine ln 1948 from Long Island College of Medicine and served a progressive surgical residency at the New York Uni- versity Bellevue Medical Center from 1948 to 1955. He is a Fellow of the American College of Sur- geons , a Diplomat of the American Board of Surgery and a visiting surgeon and instructorof surgery at Bellevue HospitaL Dr. Mc- Nally, a member of the Suffolk Surgical Society, is a consultant in surgery at Mather Memorial and St. Charles hospitals , Port Jefferson , and a membe r of the courtesy staff of Southside Hos- pital , Bay Shore . Dr. Rosenberg is president of the Suffolk County Obstetrical and Gynecological Society. A 1948 graduate of Wisconsin School of Medicine , Dr. Rosenberg is a Diplomat of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a Fellow of the American College of Obste- tricians and Gynecologists. He is an attending obstetrician at Mather Memorial Hospital and has courtesies at St. Charles Hospital and Central Suffolk Hos- pitaL Activities of Interest In Patchogue The Moat Rev. w«lwr P. Ksl- lenberg, D.D. , bishop cf the dio- cese of Rockville Centre , bleesod 75 golden wedding inniversary couples Sunday in St. Agnea Cath- edral , Rockville Centre. This is tht fourth annusl Catholic Family Day bleating for couples of the diocese who will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary (hir- ing 1965. Included among those receiving the blessing were Mr. and Mrs . Sal Giuri and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Greco of Patch- ogue. The Mary Anna Guild of Eman- uel Lutheran Church met Janu- ary 5 in the pariah hall. Open- ing devotions were led by Mrs . William Paxson. The R ev. Daniel G. Fiehler discussed the mis- sion work and its progress In Europe. Plans were discussed on events honoring mothers and fathers of the congregation. Hos- tesses for the evening were Mrs. Richard Lewis andMrs. Margar- et Greeve. Ta pe recorder or *teroo problem? If the \Exports \ can ' t solve It , call Kent. GR 5-1238. - Adv. Dolores and Jimmy Rocco of the Rocco Studio of Dance at- tended Dance Caravan at the Ho- tel Roosevelt Sunday. Among the faculty for the day were: Val- entina Pereyaslavec (Ballet) , Luigl (Jazz), Roy Dodge (Tap) , Steffi Nos sen (Modern) and Jim- my Williams (Children ' s Work). Stacey Steyert of Patchogue and Kim Rocco of Medford modeled the 1965 Dance Recital costumes for Fina Dancewear , one of the dance costumers represented. The \Confraternity of Christian Doctrine of St. Francis de Sales R.C Church of Patchogue will meet at 8 p.m. Monday ln tbe parish hall. Harry Matthews , president , requests that all those interested in assisting with the group ' s annua l Family Fun Fest scheduled for February, attend this meeting, after which re- freshments will be served. For aft your insurance needs call Raymond E. Vogt. GR 5 - 3676. -Adv. An installerlon dinner was held by the Couples Club of Emanuel Lutheran Church January 8 at which aauerbratenwas served. About 20 members were present. New officers were elected as f Ot- tawa: Douglas Daniels, president; Cue Paxson , vice president; Mrs. Marie Smith , secretary; Mrs. Lillian Gehrig, treasurer; Burn- ell Sm ith , historian; Mrs. Mil- dred Esser , publicity, and Win- field Olms , chaplain. New mem- bers are invited to join the club. In PATCHOGUE, Th» Long Island Ad»»nc« In on gala st 0(to ' » SUtlonfrr. G & G Loncheonett*. Tledcmaan ' * Del' .. Btttlnntr ' t, McCarthy ' * , tV' m. Ginth' s Groecrr. Frederick ' , Dtlhttti- »n snd The Bird C»l» —Adv. Claudia Walsh of Rose Ave- nue was guest-of-honor at a sur- prise birthday party given In celebration of her ninth birth- day Saturday, by her aunt , Miss Marie Giuri , at the home of Claudia ' s grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Sal Giuri of East Main Street. Games , including a twist contest , were enjoyed. Prizes were awarded and refreshments were served. The guests were Kevin Walsh , Pamela Walsh , Beverly Warner , Peter Medvin , Gail Shortino , Mark Wicks , Tad Waldbauer , Marilyn Turk , drad Payne , Tracl Payne , Robert Walsh , Jr., and Gregory Walsh. Also present were .Mr. and Mrs . Gary Greco. At a recent meeting of the Ladles ' Auxiliary to Jayne-Lat- tin Prst 2913 , with Mrs. Marian Dougherty, president , in charge , arrangements were made for an afternoon dessert card party to be held at 1 p.m. February 16 at the VFW Hall. Following the meeting refreshments were served by Mr. Mary Staudt and Mrs. Marie Smith. Receiving awards were Mrs . Lois Wilson and Mrs. Mildred Quinn. The next meeting will be held January 18 when a birthday party will be held for those members celebrating birthdays in January. TEEN NEWSPAPER- The holiday issue of the CCDEch o is looked over by the editor , Miss Christine Winters , for presenta tion to The School of Religion at St, Francis de Sales in Patchogue. Moderator of the CCD ( Confraternity of Christian Doctrine) isthe Rev. John J. Trayno r , left. Also pictured are Mrs. George Hardman , and Mrs. George Gelfer , advisors. _ M ___„__^__—, Ronkonkoma and the Lake N ews Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gold- hamme r , who were married in St. Joseph ' s R . C . Church December 19 , left Kennedy Airport by A- merican Airlines January 3 for an extended one month wedding trip to California , after which , Mr. Goldhammer , who is a lance corporal with the U. S. Marines , will report for duty at his base In Hawaii and Mrs. Goldhammer will return to Lake Ronkonkoma. Mrs. Goldhammer is the former Miss Patricia Lyons , daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lyons of Lake Promenade. The Sisterhood of the Ron- konkoma Jewish Center will sponsor a card party at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Ronkonkoma Jew- ish Center on Hawkins Avenue , north of the Five Corners. Mrs. Elizabeth VonBraunsberg of 20 Gregory Drive has returned home from a visit with her son- in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lewis , in Las- crusces , N.M. She was accom- panied on the trip by her grand- son , Richard , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lentin , also of Gre- gory Drive, The visit included trips to El Paso and the Missile Base in White Sands in Texas and a journey across the border into Mexico. Mrs. Rose Mane Kowalski has -3. Davn , TU 8 returned to her home in Califor- nia after coming to the Lake to attend the funeral of her father , Francis J. Scheile r of 14 Cleary Road. Mrs. John CapZis of 12 Gail Drive is visiting her mother , Mrs. Edna Cook , ln Granite City, HL Mrs. Caplis is expected home this week. Mr. and Mrs . Claude Schildt , Jr., of 10 Kappler Court cele- brated their twelfth wedding an- niversary December 31. Mrs. Martha Mallins of Ninth Street , who was a patient In Brookhaven Memorial Hospital for several weeks and permitted to return home , re-enterCd the hospital just before Christmas and underwent surgery on her leg. She Is making a good re- covery. The Rev. Harry S. Eid Jr., pastor of the Methodist Church at Five Corners , has been named class manager of the class of 1957 for the Kentucky Wesleyan Col- lege 1964-65 Alumni Fund Drive. The goal of the drive has been set at $40 , 000. In RONKONKOMA, The Long Island Advance is on ssle ,t Teddy ' s Lonch- eonette. Lake Ronkonkoma Stattonen, Whelan ' s DruE Store, Lechowit' s D«U- cateoaen and Lakoma Food Stora. —-Adv. James F. Cleary of St. Joseph ' s Avenue has been elected chair- man of the Board of Fire Com- missioners of the Ronkonkoma Fire District for the second con- secutive year. Mr. and Mrs. ArthurCrawford of Rosevale Avenue spent a re- cent weekend with their son-in- law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. John Kowalski , and their chil- dren , John , J r., and Cathy, in Brooklyn. The Lions Club of the Ron- konkomas will help local residents avoid waiting on line for their license plates by taking applications at the Lake Ronkon- koma Branch of the Peoples Na- tional Bank on Hawkins Avenue and Portion Road during regular banking hours , including Friday nights. A fee of $ 1 will be charged which will go into the fund to give assistance to the blind and to need y families in the area. Admissions Increase 1 ,081 At B.S. Hosp. Admissions to Southside Hos- pital in Bay Shore rose to 17 , - 846 in 1964 , an increase of 1 , 081 over 1963 , It has been announced by H . F . Rudiger , ad- ministrator. While services increased in every area , the number of pa- tients treated in the emergency room soared to 19 , 306. In 1963 , Southside treated 16 , 750 emer- gencies and In 1962 , 11 , 650, The average daily census In the 248-bed hospital was 238 and the average length of stay was 4. 9 days — one of the shortest in the nation. It reflects the continuous demand for hospital beds. Operations , laboratory tests , and x-rays showed a marked in- crease over 1963 . The number of babies born increased slightly, by 78 , to 3 , 520. S ELDE N Mrs. John Paierrw , SE 2—0675 January 3 marked the happy occasion of the fifty-fifth wed- ding anniversary of Mr. andMrs. John 'Bechtter of 16 Crestwood Avenue. The couple were pleasantly surprised Saturday when they visited the home of their son-in-law and daughter in New Hyde Park and found themselves the guests-of-honor at a family reunion dinner party. The Bechtlers have three chil- dren and 4 grandchildren. On January 10 , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goss of South Larry Road entertained guests at a dinner party given in honor of their son Thomas Patrick' s christening at St. Margaret of Scotland R . C . Church. The Rev. Michael F. Heenan officiated at the baptism. The baby ' s godmother is Mrs. Joseph Rossette of Baldwin and his godfather , Jerry Gos s of Hampton Bays. Five-year-old Raymond Mag- liulo celebrated his birthday Jan- uary 4 , with a family birthday party. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Magliulo of High- view Drive. In SELDEN , The Lone Island Ad- vanra la on cola at Cochran ' s Station- try, Marlon ' s Grwery, Aggie ' s Dell- eatesaen end W & J Meat Market. — Adv. On January 5 , Susan Pindulic , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pindulic of Newtown Avenue , celebrated her first birthday at a party with her five sisters and two brothers. Michael La Balbo , son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry La Balbo of Choate Avenue , was the guest- of-honor at a family celebration in honor of his second birthday January 4, Theresa and Rosemary, the twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Carol of Paula Boule- vard , celebrated their fifth birth- day January 4 with a family gath- ering. Su Margaret of Scotland R .C. Church observed Holy Family Sunday, January 10. Bishop Kel- lenberg of the Roman Catholic Diocesan of Rockville Centre , held a Special Blessing ceremony on that Sunday in St. Agnes Cath- edral with a reception that fol- lowed for all couples married 50 years or more in Suffolk and Nassau counties. Among those honored from St. Margaret ' s were , Mr. and Mrs. John Becht- ler land Mr. and Mrs. Seraflno T i fi l Sfl Bflf) World ' Wide Week cf Prayer for Christian Unity, sponsored by- the World Council of Churches , will be held from January 18 to 25. Local pastors . The Rev. Nor- man Minard of the Grace Pres- byterian Church and the Rev. Henry Boschen of Hope Lutheran Church , met January 5 with the Rev. Elliott Travalee of the Mary A .M. E . Zion Church in Gordon Heights and the Rev. George Rand of the Community Baptist Church in Gordon Heights to work out a program of cooperation In the ob- servance of. the week. READ.THE LEGA LS I SLAND S TATE B ANK Condensed Statement December 31 , 1964 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Cash ond Due from Bonks $2 ,520 , 631.76 Cop.io l $ 300 , 000.00 U. S. Government Bonds 3 , 820 , 299.61 Surplus 458 , 000.00 State , County ond Municipal Bonds 3 , 154 ,500.86 Undivided Profits 453 , 721.36 Federal Reserve Bank Stock 22 , 750.00 Reserves 516 ,520.92 Loans and Mortgages 11 , 123 , 843.67 Deposits 18 , 936 , 826.27 Bank Buildings and Fix tures 285, 232.25 Unearned Discount 357 , 629.38 Other Assets 105,373.67 Other Liabilities 9 , 933.89 $21 , 032 , 631.82 $21 , 032 , 631.82 FIVE ' rEAR COMPARISON OF TOTAL RESOURCES 1960 $ W ,39 7 9S6 41 , 1961 MS $ 13 , 101 , 639.72 ACCOUNTS I COMMERCIAL 196 2 SAV1NGS SMALL BUSINESS <! 1 S S R 4 7 1 1 4 9 ^'^ ^\'^ PERSONAL & AUTO * 15 , &b4 , lll.4tf FAmv CHECK1N( . HOME IMPROVEMENT 1963 SPECIAL CHECKING (u . r , 0Tr . re • SA«E DEPOSIT BOXES MORTGAGE $17 , 548 , 324.93 1964 $21 , 032 , 631.82 LOCALLY OWNED — FULL SERVICE COMMUNITY BANK /f ^h STATE BANK rjATI (~( il2$ )*l (THE PATCH0GLfE BANK > X P SL * N^llt^ X Moln Office! 47 W. MA!N ST., PATCHOGUE , L I., GRovor 5-3020 179 Mi DO^COUNTR Y RD. 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Second Bat- talion, in the division ' s Thirty- Second Infantry. « * * ON HIS WAY for a tour of duty with the Seventh Fleet in the Far East is Navy Ensign Michael Tanner of Sayville , a- board the guided missile frigate USS Dale. Ensign Tanner was scheduled to leave from San Di- ego , Calif., in early January. The Dale will participate in var- ious fleet training operations to increase her combat readiness. ARMY AIR DEFENSE Com- mand at Fort Totten , N . Y ., has received as a new recruit , Pri- vate 1/c John A. DeFalco , son of Mrs. Josephine DeFalco of Farmingville. Pvt. DeFalco is a member of the command' s Head- quarte rs Battery. His wife lives in Blue Point. GRADUATED DURING A MIL- ITARY REVIEW held in Decem- ber at the United States Mili- tary Training Center at Bain- bridgf , Md., Wave Kathleen Ro- mano of Ronkonkoma completed ten weeks of basic training at the Recruit Training Command , women ' s division. Wave Romano , after a fourteen-day leave at home with her parents , will re- port for administration duties at the Naval Station in Washing- ton , D . C . AIR FORCE ELECTRICIANS graduating from die training course at Sheppard AFB in Tex- as inc lude Airman 3/c Kenneth Durish of West Sayville. He is being reassigned to Chanute AFB , 111. COMPLETING a nine-week training period to determine his •future assignment in the Navy, Seaman Recruit David W. Hubschman- of Sayville has un- dergone basic training at the Great Lakes NavalTraining Cen- ter in Illinois. His next step will be assignment to either a service school for technical studies or to on-the-job exper- ience aboard ship or at a naval station. {ss. ^-ssssgsssssssss^® Armed Forcts IfflBnlrff ^Ji f_ m Jj|ll ^m F St ljj-ra -^w^ iJMiliiHBMB i_ W&WM4^^t^^^ MW ^^ § lX_ w _§ k __ wi _ Bg mg_\ PPP i ag aj _ ^^m ^^^^^, ! ^ ^i^ mlM^^m
