Music StudentsGet Top AwardsIn State Festival

Students from the music depart-m e n t of the Pa tchoyuc -M e d l o i dSchool Dis t r ic t pa i t i c ipa ted in theXew Yoi k State School Mu< -ic As-soc i i t i o n Solo Compe t i t i on 1<V ti-\ . u hHd M a\ 19 and 20 at \T o i (hBabvlon High School.

Of t he 11 s tuden t s entered , 23rec eived "A" l a t m g s , I T g ame ied"B" l a t m g s and lour got "C"l a t m g s .

The lo l low mg s tuden t s par t i c i -pated:

Clar inet — B c r n a l d Co lar ,Jeanne W i n a n - , Joan Pont ier i ,D a \ i d S y i e t t , M a i y Ann Kentof-( 10 , Linda Romeo . Step hen Batesand Judy Whi tbec k.

Flute — Kaien Lysak and Pris-cil la Swan.

A l t o sa\o])hone—Thomas Merlo.T HI T pet — G 'e g o iy EiTini "tz ,

Pa tuc ia Batey, David Sou tha id ,Hubert Bianco , WiHiam K n igh t ,and Frank K e n t o t n o .

Bassoon — George Kahn andBarbara Gi ishoff .

Fiench h o i n — Dion Er 'ich ,Jacqueline Barbato , Douglas Mal-colm and WT il l iam Muller

Trombone — Richard Rein , Ro-bert Lysak and Gabriel DiTosti.

Snare drum — Robert Brownand Peter Silhan.

Piano — Ann Marie Loti to .Violin — Joel Medvin , David

Rose , Marie Pontieri , ElizabethSkelaney, Christine Engelschjon,Linda Farrell , Mary Harris, NancyHazard , Judith Silberbush andMadelyn Stein.

Cello — Carol Dinkins, GlennBrown and Jill O'Brien.

Viola — Pamela Selhan andPatricia Pfundstein.

Bass viola — Carol Reich.Stung quai te t — made up of

M. Stem , J. Silberbush, P. Pfund-stein and C. Dinkins.

Patchogue C of CSelects BuildingsFor LIA Contest

The bu i ld ing awards committeeof the Patc hogue Cnan ibe i oi Com-mei ce has selected a number oibusiness and m d u s t i i a l bu i l d ingsloi cons idera t ion m the an n u a la u a i d s progra m of t he LongIsland Associa t ion .

The b u i l d i n g s w ere listed as fol-lows:

I ndus t i y over 25,000 squaie feetof l looi --pace — View lex , Inc.,Bioadway, Ho lb rook ; and Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., 500 West Sun-l ise Highway, Patchogue.

Ind - s t iy under 25 000 —¦ JustusRoe & Sons , 217 River Avenue ,Patchogue; and The Long IslandA d v a n c e , 20 M e d l o i d A \ e nu e , Pat-chogue.

Retail under 10,000 — NormanKing & Son , Medioid Avenue,Patchogue; .uul Sybe le Ca ipe t Co.464 East M»m Street , Patchogue.

Retau 10 ,000 to 25,000 — W.T. Gran t Company, 54 East MainS t i ee t . Patchogue.

Re t ul over 25,000 — Bee Hive19(5 East Main Street , Patchogue.

Office B u i l d i n g under 10 ,000—The Peoples Nat ional Bank , 115East Mam Street , Patchogue; andNat ional Cash Register Company,331 East Main Stieet. Patchogue.

Office B u i l d i n g s l (V ,t)00 to 25,-000 — Patchogue Electric LightCompany, 448 East Main Street ,Patchogue.

Office Buildings over 25,000 —New York Telephone Company,501 Nort h Ocean Avenue, Patch-ogue.

Harry T. Weeks, executive vicepresident of the chamber, saidthat all of the buildings were se-lected for their outstanding con-tribution to the industrial andbusiness community of GreaterPatchogue and the committee hasrecommended that they receivehonorable mention from the Pat-chogue Chamber of Commerce.

PATCHOGUELOCALS

Patchogue Counci l 725 of Co-l u m b i e t t i , held i ts mon tn l y meet-ing at the K CM C I la 'l on AtademvSt ree t l ec en t lv nh "ii elec tion oiofficet s for 1961 to 1%2 tookp lac e. E l e c t e d w c i e M i M a i vKissen , j ) i e i den t ; M i - John Ma-nella , v i ce p i < _ s iden t ; "vl i , Rose-m a i i " L i i i i o g g i o . i c n u d i n g secr~ -a i \ ; Mi . L i l ian Papst , cories-

p o n d i nj sei- e tary; M i s . I. Camel l o m q u i s t , tn asu ie i ; M i s . K OSJ

Hughes , (manua l s e c i e t a i y; M i sAnita M i n u t e l l a , innei guai'd; Misv 'hust ine Benmcase , outer guard ;Mrs . M yra Salamone , Mis . RoseMaietta and M i s . Mary Ge man.ti uste^s. Ins ta l' ation of officerw i l l take place in June. Outgoingpres iden t is Mrs. Maiy German ,who has been p i e - iden t foi twoteims. The announcement wasmade of a trip to Jones Beachthe evni ng of July 11 to attenda performance of "Paradise Is-land." Those interested should'•ontact Mrs. German , AT 6-6517.

Mi s. Leo Di Donato and daugh-ter , Patt i-Ann, have leturned tocheir home at 135 Waverly Ave-nue , afW- spending a vacationwith relatives of Mr. Di Donato.Mr. and Mrs . Jei ry Di Donato,Sr., of the Bronx.

The Golden Age Social Club metMay 25 at the Patchogue Electric-Light Company with George Voll-mer presiding. A Memoiial servicefor departed members was held.Refreshments were served by Mrs.Josephine De Sant and Mrs. Paul-ine Gerle. The next meeting willcake place June 8.

Miss Laura Jean Ferris ofMariboro , Mass., has returned tonei home after spending twomonths with her uncle and aunt,M* . and Mrs. Leo Di Donato oi135 Waverly A\enue .

The Oi.ginal Golden Age Clubof Patchogue celebrated its an-nual d inner at the Mascot GrillMay 24 with 62 members presentAfter the dinnei the members le-umed to their meeting place athe Four Sisters Community Cen-er where they weie entertained

by the pupils oi" Ray Williams, whocoaches gui tar .

The Ameiican Legion Auxiliary,Patchogue Unit , will meet at 8:15p. m. Tuesday at the LegionHouse on Baker Street.

A board meeting of the Daugh-ters of Israel-Jacob Aid Society

was held May 22 at the home ofMrs . Joseph Mendelson on MapleAvenue. Present were MesdamesHerbert Chaskin, Seymour Chas-kin , Morris Avrutin, Leonard En-gel, Bert Friedman, Eli Levine,Abraham Mende T son , Nathan Ney-man , Harry Meyerson , ErnestKatzenstein, Harry Plafker , JackKoshar, Leo Sussman , Joel Sands,Harry Sweet, Harold Schackman,Irving Seloff , Nathan Tobin and)Louis Weiner. A food sale wasdiscussed. Mrs. Leo Sussman willbe chairman. The next meetingwill be held June 8 at the homeof Mrs. Neyman at 310 RiderAvenue.

At a meeting of the Senior La-dies ' Aid Society of Emanuel Lu-theran Church, held Mav 24 inthe church hal 1, Mrs. Matilda Pille ,who was a delegate of the societyto th« convention of the Mission-ary League at the Ambassado'-Hotel , Atlantic City . N. J., gavea report of th^ activities of mis-sion work for the LutheranChurch Refreshments wor° servedbv Mrs. AmeMa Moger and MrsHowden. The nex^ meet ing of thesociety will be Ird d June 14.

Bayport ParadeSolemnizes DayBut Is Colorful

The Memorial Day paiade inBayport, which featuied a colorfuldi.spiay of marchers, was solemn-ized by the placing of memorialw i t a t h s and b\ a sobet l efiectionon the woi ld s i tuat ion by LtColonel George F. \. Mclncrneythe main sueakei .

The Bayport-Blue Point HighSchool band piovided the musiclor the parade , w hich includeduaits f i o m the Boy Scouts , GirlScouts , Cub Scouts , Brownies andliom the local fi ie department.

The main program was underthe direction of Frederick W.Mercies , a local realtor and mem-ber of the board of education. Theinvocation, led by the Rev. Lan-don K. Owen of the MethodistChurch , was followed by the mainaddress by Lt. Col . Mclnerney.

The lieutenant colonel , a lawyerin Bayport and a veteran ofWorld War II , spoke of the chang-ing times and of the new areasfor development.

After the address , the Rev. Mr.Owen led the placing of wreaths atthe monument in Memorial Park.Also part of the ceremony wereMrs. William Meyer , president of.the Ladies' Auxiliary of the firedepartment, and Justin McCarthyfrom the Veterans of F oreignWars. The Rev. Peter McLean ofthe St. Ann 's Episcopal Church in

Sayville offei ed the benediction.Parade arrangements were made

by Ronald Ketcham and his com-mittee, Tony Sconzo , ThomasO'Rcily and William Meyer .

Here comes the bride! T h estrains of the wedding marchwill begin auspiciously when youaccept the cheerfully given serv-ice of The Advance in your selec-tion of wedding invitations. Prin-ted, raised printing or engraving.—Adv.

F'ville-H'ville Church UnitSponsors Night of Music'

FARMINGV1LLE—The annua l "Night of Music ," sponsored bvthe Women 's Fellowship ot the Faimingvi l le- I Io l t svi l le Congregat ionalChur ch was held May 20 at the F a i m i n g v i l l e h reha l l . The niusicaleat t iacted a capacity audience.

Perfoimei s were all local talent w ith the excep t ion of BiyceFogel . w h o teaches \on. e and pi-ano. Mr. Fogel is an accomp lishedp.anist f iom New Yoik Ci ty . Theaudience welcomed back WYiliamBiau , bantone, I lolbiook; WaltW i l l i ams , tenoi . Li.ke G i o \ o ; andMi^ s E '-ika Her le l , sop ia i io ; Ro-ot"! t Al l 'm , tu impi t, and E d w a i dS t u i m , t i u m p e t , F a i m m g u lew i t h g iea t app lause. Pe i o i m i n gthis \ eu i wei e James Fa i rman ,1' ., t i u m p e t , U o 'b i o o k ; Miss R i t aHazaid , soprano , and Gi egoryS h e i w i n , bantone, soioists l i o mthe First Bapti-t Chinch , Patch-ogue; and Paul McRae of Holts-vi l le , who is known foi h is ab i l i tyto p lay the t i umpe t , but showdhis ve sat i l i ty as a piani s t . Akowell leceived was Joan Lalla ofHoltsville.

Farmmgville was representedj y the following talent : Th^y'oungest perfoimers wer^ Mis-e kSusan Betz , violin , Katherme l) i-Pieno, f lute; and Elizabeth Rose ,piano , all of whom showed muchpoise and promis ing talent. Wai m-i y received by the audience wei eMisses Linda Fredsell , violin , andPatricia Sue Riley, soprano; bothare advanced music students.Richard Franke, accordion , playedhis own accordion arrangement of"St. Louis Blues," which had mostunusual comic sounds.

Mrs. Caroline Bahnmuller wasthe director, William Blair , mas-ter-of-ceremonies, and accompan-ists were : Mrs. Frances Larsen ,organ , and Bryce Fogel , piano.

Adelphi ActorsStage Chekov,Saroyan, Friday

The Thespians of Adelphi Col-lege-Suffolk Division , Sayville,will present "Two In One Plus"at 8:30 p. m. Friday, in the Say-ville Junior High School Auditor-ium. Tickets may be obtainedfrom Miss Madeline Scully at theCollege bookstore, Greene Avenueor phone reservations will be ac-cepted at LT 9-6100. Tickets ar >also available at the Sayville Tra-vel Agency, 301 Railroad Avenue,LT 9-3770.

"The Brute" by Anton Chekhov

and "Hello Out There" by Wl-liam Saroyan , plus a special guestartist will compiise the progiam."The Brute 's" cast will includeMary Ann Lurch as Mrs. Popoff ,John Pedneault as Gugoiy S.Smirnoff , and Dona Gels as Looka.

The east for "Hello Out Theie"includes Mike Femgno as theYoung Gambler , Cathy Klaus asthe Girl , Jam t Lomaga as theWT ife , Joseph Darngo as the Hus-band , and John Black and Dom-inick Morrealc as t w o otnei men.

Seton Hal! SetsGraduation PlansFor Class of '61

Seton Hall H igh School has an-nounced the l o s t t i oi ( \ e n t s load-ing up to and c u l m i n a t i n g in theannual c o m m e nc e m e nt e x e i c i s e s tobe held on June 23.

First on the agenda is Parents 'N i g h t which w i l l \) v held on June4 fi om 4 to 10 ]) m. 1 he p io-g iam wil l st a i t w i t h a -oftballgame in w h i c h the fa thers w i l lplay the sons . This w i l l be fol-lowed by a b u f f e t suppt t at w h i c hthe parents a i e the guest oftheir sons and d a u g ht e r . A f t e rthe meal , the p a t e n t s w i l l enter -tain the c lass ot liio'l w i t h sing-ing, dancing and o t lu i l m p i o m j tuacts.

June 17 , Class Night , will startwith a Baccalaureate M-ass to becelebiated by the Rev. F LeoCunningham, pastor of St. Fran-cis de Sales Chinch, Patchogue,who will addres s the graduates.After the mass, there will be abanquet during which the classwill and prophecy will be readand publications awards will beg iven. Dancing until midnight willcomplete the evening's activities.

At graduation which will takeplace at 8 p. m., June 23, in theSister Marie Clotilde Audi tor ium ,the guest speaker will be theRight Rev. Monsignor Charles C.Bermingham , pastor of St. Aidan 'sChurch , WihVton Park.

Tentati ve plans are now beingmade for a class picnic to be heldduring the we ek after graduation.

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The hand V \ i P he undei thed i M i l i o n ol Joel M. Sands;the on he t a u n d e i Ra \ mondM. L\ -alv. and the c h o i a l< - - i i u i i ) - u n d e i Eim' ne J. Ro-meo

Slate Spring MusicAt Patchogue High

The Patchogue Civic and Gar-den Club held its annual floweishow at the home of M i s . ChtVordWade of Bergen Lane, Blue Point,

Arrangements which were hon-ored were : Table baskets- Mis ,Nellie Wade , fir.st p lace ; Mrs ,Helen Peters, second place , amiMrs. Helen Lauuhl in , third place;Hanging and Doorwav—fi i st place ,M i s . Helen lVte is arid Mis . HildaEdelhtein , second place and Mrs.Helen Petei -, t h u d place; Fram-ing and Shadow boxes—first place,Mi - . Eleanoi Ransome and Mrs .Claire Ruger . second place , and int h u d place was Mrs. Helen Peters ;Miniatures—Mrs. Nellie Wade tookfirst place and Mis . Jewel Mit-chell , second and Mis. HelenLaughhn was in third place ; andin the oriental ( large), Mrs. FonsePalermo was in first place andMrs. Marion Schneider was m sec-ond place and Mrs . ChailotteWalsh was third.

Civic, Garden ClubHolds Flower Show

SALUTING during pla.w'ng of taps on Memorialday in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, East Moriches,are left to right , Joseph Provost , commander,American Legion Moriches Post 929; Mrs. James .

B. M. Bulloch of War Memorial Committee, andEmery Tenke, commander, Center Moriches Vet-erans of Foreign Wars Post.

LEADING THE PARADE in Center Moricheson Memorial da;y are, in the foreground, PercyB. Raj nor, former Brookhav en Town supervisor;Norman Skripitski, one of the village's best-

know n veterans, and , background, Harry Murchdriving and Mrs. Mabel Buck , American LegionAuxiliary member.