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^FarmiiagwUe Mrs. OUve Munby busi ly gathers items of interest to. FarmingviUe residents - e a c h week. - - ' Contact b«r whenever . you b»ve any- news. . Mr. and . Mrs. \William . Wentisch and daughters , : Ruth and Esther , of Por- tion-road were -guests of TMr. and Mrs. Charles Wentisch , - Jr., at the :r picnic at Heckscher. State : park Saturday given by - the Long. Island Lighting company, for its . employees. . . Mrs . . James-Riendeau celebrated her birthday - Sunday writh a ..party in the7evening-at her home inj Farm- ingville Gardens. Other v . than the family* guests ; included her mother , Mrs . M. . <Augt.avin , -7*Mr; and Mrs. \ S. Devine and -familyj Mr . ; ahd Mrs. J. Golden - >:an&. \ family, -7 Mr; - \ ' - and - Mrs. Jannes O'Neil and; James . _ Tobhey, all of; New. York . : * . . * ;.. ' JEeter. Gibaldi - was . honor guest at a belated birthday-party; give n at the home of ¦ his son-in-law and, daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Angel o Gibaldi of Woody Crest, drive. Guests included Mrs. Gibaldi , and family and Mr. and Mrs. L. Dazzochi, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Noble and Mrs. Joseph Verrfisso and family, all of Brooklyn.; ' . - ' ' A Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D-aSimori and family of Brooklyn are at their p lace on Rexmaire aventte for the remain - der of the season. £. - ¦ > \ Miss Edna Hawkins entertained at dinner Sunday evening at her home in Farmingville Gardeiis , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haiicke and children , Miss Florence and Paul , Jr., Mr. \ and Mrs. Paul Gorrnsen and sons , Walter and Paul , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bahn- muller • and children , Ethel and Ar- thur , Jr., Sam. Robinson of Farming- ville and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simp- son of Hbltsville. Music and dancing furnished the entertainment at the p arty given Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. William Carlson . at their- home on Knollcrest avenue in honor of the thirteenth birthday of their daughter Theresa and -tite ..second birthday of Joan Christopherson , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B; - . Christopherson of New York , who , with Mrs. Erick Hansen and children , Alice , Lillian and Anita are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Carlson. Guests at the birthday cele- bration were Mr. and Mrs. G. Carlsen , Mr. and Mrs. G. Pally and children , George , Steph en and Faith , Miss L. Doyle- and nephew , Ned Doyle , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wienner and daugh - ter s , Katherine and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. B. Christopherson , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gaus , George Klien , William Mosher , Miss Hilda Biesingberger , Mrs. Irwin Dressel and son Irwin , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fischer , Mrs. \William Gilligan and children , George and Arlene , Mr . and Mrs. Edward Stephens and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Man n , Miss Julia Trosster , Mrs. Eric, Hansen and children , Alice , Lillian . and Anita ahd Miss Jean Davis , all of New York. Refresh- merits were served from long tables on the grounds of the home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross and son Richard of Brooklyn were week-end guests; at the Spadarb . cottage on Horse Block road. O , Olson and daughter Mari e of Brooklyn are. Vacation ing at! their bungalow oh Pineaire avenue* Mr. and Mrs . Arden Terry and Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Stuart entertained at dinner Saturday evening at their home on Portion road , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ebell of Patchogue arid Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dare of Selden. Mrs. Willam Allen of Northport is spending tjvo weeks with her son- in-law and 'da-u ghter , Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Thron of Horse Block road. The local fire department received a fine trophy -for best appearance of self -supporting companies in the pa- rade at the , Suffolk County tourna- ment held in , Patchogue last Wednes- day. Mr. ' and ftT-t's. Arthur Davis of Brooltlyn were week-end guests of Mrs; Davis ' brother and sister-in- laiv , Mr. arid -H -trs . Charles Plbss- of Farihingville G ardens. , Mrs. Davis is remaining ior the .. week. , * ' . . Mrs. Edith , Smith: of Portion road entertained' Saturday eve hing hor , son «hd daughter-iii-law, ' llx. . and Mrs. Donald Goodale and son Donald , Jr., of Quogue. Marvin Wetsell , who is stationed at Camp Dix , N. J., spent the week- end ; with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. James Wetsell ' of Horse Block road. The sound p ictures brought out more than a capacity audience at the ' firehall Friday evening making this new program such a success that the committee has decided to make \talkies \ a permanent feature of this popular Friday evening program. They have also decided upon a cool- ing . system* for the comfort of the guests durin g the hot weather . This week' s bill will include two feature pictures , \The Phantom.Express \ and \Breaking into Society, \ also a car- toon and several shorts. Because of the added expense of sound pictures the admission has been slightly ad- vanced. , Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Neudecker _ of Farmingville Gardens were Mrs. Neudecker ' s sis- ter , Miss Vera McLaughlin and aunt , Mrs ; Hftnrv LeyMe: both of . Brooklyn- Mrs. Alex Sipos and children of Portion road , spent . . . one; day recently with Mrs. Sipos ' mother , Mrs. John Vigh , who is recovering from an.ilk ness at her home at Ronkonkoma. ; Miss Helen Greishammer of Jam- aica was a guest Sunday of her neph- ew and niece , Mr. and Mrs ; Neil Lar- son of Granny road. ' Sunday-school of the Congrega- tional church will be su sp ended dur- ing August. . Mr. and Mrs. James O'Neil of New York are vacationing for two weeks at the G. Schwarz bungalow in Farm- ingville Gardens. Grace • Gibaldi , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Gibaldi of Woody Crest drive , is spending several weeks with j her grandmother , Mrs. Peter Gibaldi of Brooklyn. 7 Regardless of the . intense heat many women are working indus- triously for the Red Cross relief unit which meets every Wednesday afternoon at the firehall. Those wishing home work are asked to see Mrs . . Arthur Munby at her home on Hanrahan avenue. Mr. arid Mrs. Lester Crawford en- tertained Sunday evening at a large party oh the grounds of their home in Farmingville Gardens , the occa- sion being, Mr. Crawford-s birthday. Guests were- Mr; Grawfoi'd' s father , John Crawford , Mr , and Mrs. William Horloeker an d son William , Jr., Henry and Charles Bahnrnuller , Mrs. Carrie Corr , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B ahn- jnuller , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Munby, John Daley, and Mrs. Mary Sanders of Farmingville , John Stepanek , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence LeFever and chil- dren , ' Joanne , Robert and David of Holtsville , Miss Patricia Rice and Miss Vivian Crawford of Coram , Al- fred Hoph and Arthur Rindflich of Bay Shore and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mul- lens of Brooklyn. Miss Claire Ross returned to her home in New York Sunday, after a visit of two weeks with her cousin , Mrs. S . . N. \Harrison of Mapleton avenue. Mrs. Harrison ' s niece and nephew , Molly and George W ittmore of New York , are now visiting her for two weeks. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs . Harold Lucas of Brooklyn , who have been on vaca- tion for the past two weeks at Mastic Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Troiano and famly and Mr. and Mrs . Ciro Troiano of Brooklyn were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Motta of Woody Crest drive. Men ' s working clothes and shoes , Ladies ' wea r , notions , househol d wares and hardware at Farmingville Gen- eral Store , Horse Block road and Woody Crest Drive , Farmingville. —Adv. John Crawford of Farmingville Gardens is spending two weeks at the home of his son-in-law and daugh- ter , Mr. and Mrs. Adam Friend of Bellmore. Mr. and Mrs/ Joseph Auditore opened their general store on Horse Block road yesterday with a small but complete line of dry goods and household wares. Mr. and Mrs. William Clendinnen of State hi ghway recently entertained at supper Mr. and Mrs . Harold Wup- per and children , Doris and Carol of Bellmore . Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edmour Gagnon of Granny road were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roebke and daughter Maryanne of Brooklyn. Uncle Ab says you can 't help an- other without helping yourself. '— , ' , \ .: ... . . . T *^ r^ —' , .. , . . ' . ' . ¦ ' ' ' .. *\ , '- . ' , \\l .UH * i**** * 4J,**AAA*4.*i.AAAAi4 ^ ! George ' s Bft^r Shop * , ' . . ¦> :. • ¦ ¦- , ¦ . ' . 'Now: OPEN 7 ¦ ¦ ¦ ' , ! A .EXPERT: HAIR 7 CUTTING ' ' i Hpiirfl.>8 A,7Wt . t(i 8 Pi M, Weekday-) J ;*¦ , ' ¦ fl A. M, to 9 P. M, Snturdny* ; , 7*7 . &307' *:W<}Q*«ly* f!»f*i»*, ' •1»^yfe- ' , Pl»rw|nRV|ile;. ,; -: AAr- * ¦ vr > ' \ 3%#fe:fe«»^: W-A V . v * »V»rv¥*TVt»*t ; *r* ry, * vVrv**,Wr , r> • ,M: .i 7^^ . /^ SIRLOINS that will melt in your /^-De Luxe TENDER AY Beef . Cuts as fine mou as ever a man ate in the most expensive clubs ^5^«g2> and hotels yet available now for your home ^5^^S^^ *\ table at Bohack' s famous low prices. 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