BLUE POINT NEWS ITEMSlira William Wsyhraoch, Bl. Pt. «-127SK,

MANY NEW "COMMUNICANTS

AT R. C. CHURCH SUNDAY

At the 8:30 a. m. mass Sundayat Our Lady of the Snow R. C.church the Rev. Hugh J. Kenneycelebrated the First communionof Uie following children: Clar-ine Avitabile, Walter Banaszak,Gerard Baden, Florence Barretta,Carly Bernius, William Betje-mann, Joseph Dobric, John Denis,Janet DuBois, John, Joyce andRaymond Elbert, Michele Gaulet,Arleen Kosiorek, Lynn Maiwald ,Marie Naslasi , Kenneth Miglino,Judith Perry, Leonard Pfister,Eldan Routh, Barbara Sands, Ed-ward Smalling, Rita Selby, Ken-neth Sosinski, Susan Vanik , Law-rence Wikan and John Zinkowski.

With this group were a num-ber of Blue Point children whohad received their First commu-nion at St. Lawrence church,Sayville, May 10. They were:Kevin Dugan, Patrick Dugan,Paul and Peter Geifer, CabriniCirillo, Norma Schmitt, ReginaKenney, Joseph Downer, Kathe-rine Felton and Irene Farrell.

After the service breakfastwas served to the children andtheir parents and friends in thechurch hall.

At 5 p. m. the ceremony of thecrowning of the Blessed Virgintook place. A procession of chil-dren entered the church, withKaren Swenson carrying thecrown. Gertrude Findeis crownedthe statue. The children recitedthe Rosary. The ceremonies con-cluded with the benediction.

• • »Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mount

and daughters, Patricia, Sharonand Laureen, spent the weekendwith Mrs. Mount's brother-in-lawand sister, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeDensing of Namkec road.

s> Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Dansenspent last week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. andMrs. Edwin Bogert of Bergen-field , N.J. Weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs. Adrian Dansen at theirhome on Montauk highway wereMr. and Mrs. Leonard Dansen ofRochelle Park, N. J.

Saturday Mr. and Mrs. GustavStahl, Sr., of Wyandanch roadentertained at a family gatheringMr. and Mrs. Edward Foster andtwin sons, Kenneth and Roger,of Bayport; Mr. and Mrs. Ken-neth Foster of St. Petersburg,Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sch-midt and son, Robert, and Mr.and Mrs. Gustav Stahl , Jr., andchildren, Michael and Constance,of Blue Point.

For choice meats and groceriesshop at Shand's Bayport Store.Plenty of parking space.—Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Carda-mone and children of Park streetreturned home Monday afterspending a week in the Poconos.

Mrs. Cornelius Ockers of Bow-ne avenue entertained the Can-asta club Wednesday night.

James Robert Dixon, Jr., sonof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixonof Danes street, was christenedSunday in Our Lady of the SnowR. C. church. Mr. and Mrs. Ru-pert Werner of Kennedy avenuewere James' sponsors. A buffetsupper was served at the Dixonhome that night.

Mr: and Mrs. William Ritchieof Purick street entertained forthe weekend at their cottage onWater island Mr. and Mrs. LeonSwezey and children, Karen, Bar-bara and Donald, of Purick streetand Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swezeyand children, William and Kathy,of Park avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scanlanand children, Charles and Susan,of Namkee road spent Sunday atPalisades Park, N. J.

Richard Edward Mauck , Jr.,son of Mr. and Mrs. RichardMauck of Barteau avenue, waschristened by the Rev. WesleyOsborne in the Patchogue Meth-odist church Sunday. After theceremony the immediate familyenjoyed dinner at the home ofthe maternal grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. Edward Dew of Patch-ogue. In the afternoon , Mr. andMrs. Mauck entertained . the fol-lowing at their home on Barteauavenue: Mr. and Mrs. EdwardDew, Jr., and daughter, Elaine, Mr.and Mrs. Robert DeLavergne andchildren, Patty and Bobby, Mr.and Mrs. Edward Dew, Sr., anddaughter, Linda, Mr. and Mrs.Richard Searles and son, Ken-neth, and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoyStill and children, Gail and Roy,all of Patchogue.

Mr. and ' Mrs. John A. Ruddyand daughter, Anne, of RichmondHill spent the weekend with Mr.and, Mrs. John Ruddy and familyof Nelson avenue.

FN William Halstead, who isstationed aboard the USS Pitts-burgh at Portsmouth, Va., spentthe weekend*- with his parents,Mr. and Mrs. William Halsteadof Bell avenue. Mr. Halstead washome for the weekend from hisduties as civil aeronautical engi-neer at the Wheeling, W. Va.,airport.

Tuesday Cub Scout Pack 49 andtheir Den mothers enjoyed an in-structive and interesting tour ofthe Patchogue Electric Light com-pany building.

Last Sunday Bebra Ann Ma-sem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Masem of Bayview ave-nue, was christened at the Say-ville Methodist church by theRev. Philip H. Dodd. The spon-sors were Mr. and Mrs. RansomeSoper of Bayport. A buffet sup-per was served to about 50guests at the Masem home.

Mrs. Cornelius Ockers of Bow-ne avenue entertained last Thurs-day night at a plastic ware par-ty, with Mrs. C. Larsen of Far-mingville as demonstrator. Theguests were Mrs. A. Siska ofBohemia, Mra. John Ockers ofWest Sayville, Mrs. J. Fogarty ofPatchogue, Mrs. J. Dendetto ofEast Patchogue, and MesdamesRichard Murgatroyd, Joseph Jnr-gens, F. J. McCafferey, WilliamMurgatroyd, R o b e r t Schaefcr ,John Quinn, R. Stegman and H.Heller, of Blue Point.

Edward Joseph Smalling, Jr.,son of Mr. and Mrs. J. EdwardSmalling of Namkee road, receiv-ed his First ^ommunion Sundayat the churcW of Our Lady ofthe Snow. Following Ihe cere-mony the family, including Ed-ward's brother, Terrance Lloyd,enjoyed dinner at Gil Clark'srestaurant in Bay Shore.

Mr. and Mrs. William Weyh-rauch and sons, Richard and Al-an, and Mra, Frieda Boyd of Ar-thur avenue spent the weekendwith Mr. and Mrs. George Dammand Mrs. Edward Wicker of Wal-ker Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Traversand children of Pheasant wayspent the weekend with Mrs. Tra-vers' parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mi-chael Thauer of Albany.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Colletonand family of Brooklyn spent theweekend at their summer homeon Atlantic avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neus ofBell avenue and their guest, MissRritta Hollander of Sweden, leftyesterday for Tarpon Spring*,Fla., to spend two weeks withJoseph Neus, Sr., who. will ac-company his son back to BluePoint for the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. IV Gibson Brow-ne of Middle road arc the par-ents of a daughter, Lbulsc Marie,bom at the North Country Com-munity hospital, Glen Cove, May

26, weighing 7 pounds, 4 ounces.Mr. and Mrs. Gibson have an-other daughter, Eileen, and ason, Thomas.

Mrs. Frank Snell, Mrs. John J.Roe and Mrs. Robert Brown wereluncheon guests of Mrs. DuaneHawkins of Humphrey lane Wed-nesday. »

Mrs. Wallace Saunders of Plea-sant avenue entertained lastWednesday night at a brush par-ty. Mrs. Sweetman was the de-monstrator. The guests wereMesdames John Gilmore, ArthurBeare, Rolff Roscptt, Arthur Mil-ler, Mahlon Fechter and JosephTmay.

Do your cooking and waterheating with low cost Pelco serv-ice.—Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore anddaughter, Susan, of Pleasant ave-nue are in the Northern West-chester hospital , Mt. Kisco, suf-fering from injuries sustained inan automobile accident last Fri-day.

Troop 28 girls to receive firstclass badges at the Court ofAwards Sunday afternoon in thePatchogue High school will beJannice Becker, Judith Gilmore,Jean Slater and Patty Tappe. Pa-tricia Morris will receive theCurved bar, the highest award tobe achieved in Girl Scouting. AllGirl Scouts and Brownies will at-tend in uniform. The public isinvited.

Mrs. Edward Snyder of Patch-ogue installed the following offi-cers of the local PTA last Tues-day night in the school: Presi-dent, Mrs. Carlton McCarthy;v i c e president, Mrs. FrancisSands; treasurer, Mrs. EdwardS m a l l i n g ; recording secretary,Mrs. F. J. McCaffery; correspond-ing secretary, Bruce Coombs;honorary president, Principal Du-ane Hawkins. Mrs. McCarthy ap-pointed as chairmen for the com-ing year: Program, Mrs. FrancisSands; membership, Mrs. HughLogan ; budget and finance, Mrs.Orville King; press, Mrs. WilliamWeyhrauch; project, Mrs. ClydeCulp; auditing

Mrs. Richard

Frey; cheer, Mrs. Jack Foley,founders day, Mrs. John Maher;summer round-up, Mrs. HalseyLafferandre; hospitality, Mrs. JohnRuddy; safety, Mrs. John Quinn;historian, Mrs. George Graham;class mother, Mrs. John Gilmore.A film about the Little Leaguewas shown. The eighth grade mo-thers entertained and served re-freshments.

Last Thursday Mrs. John Gil-more and Mrs. Carlton McCarthyattended the annual Spring East-ern Long Island division, PTAconference at the Ronkonkomaschool.

Perfection la essential; beautyia desirable. Combine the two andyon have the finished product inwedding invitations. Budget pricesat The PaUhogue Advance.—Adv.

Miss Dolores Nenningcr, daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nenningerof Division avenue, was guest-of-honor at a bridal shower givenat her home by Mrs. George Gel-fer. The gifts were arranged inan attractively decorated wishingwell and the rooms and tablewere decorated with white snap-dragons and white candles in cry-stal candelabra. Guests included:Mrs. V. Campbell, Mrs. JamesVan Gorder, Mrs. James McGirrand Miss Virginia Sasst, Brook-lyn ; Mrs. George Rau, Jamaica;Mrs. Roy Wendell, Hempstead;Miss Mattie Garotte and Mra. H.Halsey, Flushing; Mrs. C. Oak-ley and Mimes Audrey and Shir-ley Leisf, Bay Shore; Mrs. KayBrady, Freeport; Mrs. JamesRoeblin, Oakdsle: Mrs. R. Crumand Miss Bernadette Marco. Ja-maica; Misses Mary and Marga-ret Costigan, Mrs. David and Wil-liam Brady and Mrs. Robert Ken-nedy, Sayville; Mesdames FrankMiglino, George Gelfer, JackSmith, Thomas Grawrock, RobertHeiner, George Vettcr, FrancisSands, Anthony Ferri, JamesBackus, James Welsh, and MissJoyce Barthelme, Blue Point;Misses Joan Weth, Yvonne Tal-demo and Mesdames C. Vigliottaand J. Kopp, Patchogue; Miss Ja-net Peithmnn, Medford, Mr» . H.Stevens of Brookhaven ; Mrs. A.Frcitag, Yaphank". Mrs. H. Frei-tag, East Patchogue. Miss Nen-ninger received many lovely gifts.She will be married to J. DavidBrady of Sayville in August.

Mr. and Mrs. John Elbert ofSmith street, whose children, Joy-ce, Raymond and John, receivedtheir First communion Sunday atOur Lady of the Snow R. C.church, entertained at dinner th««following guests. Mr. and Mrs.IL Garrity of Blue Point. Mr.and Mrs C. Schelner. Mr. and Mrs.J. Cook. Mr. and Mrs. M. Klaar.Mr. and Mrs. R. Hahn, Mr. andMrs. V. Gorafoln, Mr. and Mrs.N. Haron, Mclvin Crosier, FredDono and sons, Michael itnd Jo-seph , all of Patchogue.

The calendar for the week atthe Blue Point Baptist church willbe as follows: Today, 8 p. ra.Midweek service of Bible studyand prayer. Sunday, 10 a. m. Bi-ble school hour with DcVerneSwezey, superintendent , and theRev. I. A. Knlk teaching the adultBible class; 11 a. m. Morningworship, sermon bv pastor, spe-cial music, choir anthem; 7:30 p.m. Service of sermon and song,Mrs . Eugene Rogers at (he organat both services. Tuesday, 8 p.m. choir rohcnrs.nl.

Holtsville & FarmingvilleMrs. Carl J. A. Bamann, SEIden 2-35S3

The annual card and gameparty of the Parent-Teacher as-sociation will be held at theschool Saturday starting at 8:30p. m. There will be awards andrefreshments. This annual eventrepresents the principal sourceof income for the association touse in providing medical, dentaland optical care for the childrenand merits the support of the en-tire community.

Carolyn Pelliccia was pleas-antly surprised recently on theoccasion of her sixteenth birth-day by a dinner party in Patch-ogue and the movies, with agroup of friends. Those who at-tended were Misses ElizabethCorsitto, Barbara Kagel, MillieVega, Joan Christopherson, Ca-mille Asselta, Barbara Neil, Mar-garet Anderson and Gloria Pel-liccia.

Mr. and Mrs. William Carlsonof Pineoaks place celebratedtheir twenty-seventh wedding an-niversary May 23 avid the birth-day of Raymond Selmer of theBronx. Those present were Mr.and Mrs. P. Selmer and son,Richard, and Mr. and Mrs. F.Trosster of the Bronx, Mr. andMrs. John Janscn and childrenof Patchogue, Mr. and Mrs. Bar-ney Christopherson and children,Miss Barbara Ann Carlson andGus Carlson, all of Farmingville.

At the meeting of the Holts-ville-Farmingville Home Bureauunit last Tuesday night, the fol-lowing officers were elected:Mrs. Edna Livoti, chairman; Mrs.Johanna Kreutz, vice chairman;Mrs. Eleanor Tatum, secondvice chairman; Mrs. Tessie Tra-pini, secretary ; Mrs. LillianP e t e r s, treasurer; Mrs. RuthKaffka, publicity chairman;Doris Kiebel , librarian; Mrs.Marie Molfetta and Mrs. IsabelleGormsen, auditing committee;Mrs. Betty Sipos and Mrs. MarieKaffka, welfare committee; Mrs.Marie Howell, membership chair-man and custodian of unit equip-ment; Miss Edna Hawkins andMrs. Ruth Herman, nominatingcommittee.

Mrs. C. Mathews and MissBertha Toepel of New Yorkcity and Fred Hochsfeld ofFlushing spent the weekend atthe Mathews cottage on LongIsland avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Larson andsons, Christopher and Derek, andMrs. James Rea and daughter,Daureen, were guests of MissIda Kinzel of Babylon Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gerstnorof Portion road had as houseguests for the past week Mrs.Gerstner's sister, Mrs. RichardSikora, and daughter, Diana, ofPhiladelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Quam ofNew York were at their cottageon Peachtree avenue for theweekend.

Grade 6-A will present a playabout Rudyard Kipling at theassembly program at 2:15 p. m.tomorrow. All parents are in-vited. Last Friday the chorusand band presented a programunder the direction of Mrs. Nor-ma Thomas. The band played"Forward M a r c h, " "AlphaWaltz," "Allegiance March" and"Iris Waltz." with the baritonehorn played by Teddy Still car-rying the melody. Timmy Stilland Walter Gormsen played atrumpet duet, "My Bonnie LiesOver the Ocean," and Carl Gar-ire and Carl Hamann presenteda clarinet duet, "Russian Melody."The chorus sang an old Englishair. "Hi, Ho, Is Anybody Home?""Whispering Hope," "Tell MoWhy." "It's Me, Oh Lord." tho"Orchestra" song and, as afinale, "Panis Angelicus." Thestudy of instrumental music wasstarted last fall , and the bandhas been organized only five orsix weeks. It gave a remark-ably fine performance.

George Levingston returnedthis week from Mather Memorialhospital, Port Je'.ferson, wherehe had been a medical patient.

The annual school picnic willbe held June 11 at HeckscherState park. In the event of ram,it will be held next day. Mothersand pre-school children are in-vited to attend the picnic, ov.tmust furnish their own transpor-tation. Those who are unablet>> arrange transportation maycontact Mr. Still at the school.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stolze andson, Jimmy, of Glendale were attheir cottage on Morris avenuefor the weekend. Mrs. WilliamPeters and son, William, visitedMr. and Mrs. Stolze at Glendalelast Wednesday.

Out-of-town guests at thewedding of Miss Ann Vautrin toDonald Kennelly of Bayport Sun-day were Mr. and Mrs. WilliamSiebert and son, William, Jr., ofNewburgh and Mr. and Mrs.George Binder and children, Johnand Janet, of Farmingdale.

The annual Central SuffolkGirl Scout Court of Awards willbe held at 8 p. m. tomorrow inthe Holtsville-Farmingville schoolfor the first time. John Pearlof Bohemia Is to be the speaker.Everybody is cordially invited toattend.

Mrs. George Loesch, chairmanof the March of Dimes forHoltsville, reports a total col-lection of $143.97. The schoolcontributed $43.60, $7.63 was re-ceived from the coin collectorsand the balance was raised byhouse-to-house canvass and con-tributed by local organizations.

About 60 people attended the34th District Republican clubbuffet supper and dance held atthe Canaan Lake Country elubSaturday night. They particular-ly enjoyed the Virginia reel, di-rected by "Squire" Harding.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sardoneof Starling place have with themfor the week their children, Mr.and Mrs. Frank Sardone and son,Joseph, and Mrs. Charles Gallinaand daughter, Frances.

Congratulations to Mr. andMrs. Arthur Read, Sr., who cel-ebrate their twenty-sixth wed-ding anniversary today.

Birthday greetings to: AlfredJonck, Jr., June 4; Mrs. KarlJannen and Frances Wiener,June 5; Laura Gerstner, WilliamGardner and Jed Sherbo, June7; Robert Kaffka and Mrs. NealLarsen, June 8, and ElizabethAnderson a n d Diane Davis,June 9.

Hil l I I M M H I M H M t I t I t I t I • I « *

IJPR IS_ EaXECUTED by mauler craft*- / . ^ V M -

men, our diamonds were / I i / I 'jyr'vvl: crealerl lo be lreatillf.il- / V*-!-I3t *y \

"

_ always. But our prices have not / \ ' Et 'S' \ "been neglected either! They / \ \ tt*&* \

I are the lowest imaginable. If -, ' I t£g£x \ '

; It'a the biggest value, for the tfttKFAfev if \ \ '.

• lowest cost that you deairc, Jm£ *irEsE$J*\ ' V \ -- shop here, and buy with /^SK2_0!_!Sw*_-v \ '"

• lively 6'Diamond iSf/jr y & ^r• [Bridal Enaemblm ^WaarC'. P .

I Friendly Credit Terms Arranged _

| COOK JEWELERS {; 2 West Main Street Patchogue 3-1204 ., i i . • I I . 1 1 1 1 » i • 1 1 1 1 1 1 • i • ¦ i • • • ¦ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 ¦ 1 1 • 1 1 1 » "

E. PatchogueMr* Lucrtita Drrnam. BElIport 7-»»8M

The Parent-Teacher associationwill hold its last meeting of theschool year June 1 at the school.Installation of officers will takeplace. Refreshments will be serv-ed by mothers of the third gradepupils.

The Rosary Altar Society of St.Joseph's R. C. church will meetJune 10. It will be open-housenight Plans will be completedfor the annual visit to the SuffolkHome at Yaphank. Chairman incharge is Mrs. Tessie Costanza.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brand,Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. VcrnoCrite entertained over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Robert Creigh-ton of Richmond Hill and Mr. andMrs. Carl Fruchts and son, Rich-ard.

Mrs. Ada Wray spent the week-end in Asbury Park. N. J.

Brownie Troop 19 went on anovernight camping trip to CampEdey, Bayport , Saturday lftor-noon. The 20 girls were chaper-oned by Mesdames RaynvmlWanta. Fred Kelly, Lowell Mc-Lean, and Misses Helen Bujraiaand Barbara Wagner.

Entertained at a Communionbreakfast at the Hagerman lir<'-house Sunday were over 50 chil-dren of Mary Immaculate R. C.pariah. The breakfast was .jiv.mto the children by the priest ofthe parish and prepared by Mes-dames Louis Gallo, 8r.. SullivnnGallo. Sr.. George L. Stephani.Michael Stevens and Thomas Pal-ladino. Sr., as well as mothers

of several new communicants,Mrs. Verne Critz was the chair-man in charge. The childrenwere given Guardian Angelplaques by Father Matthew J.Dunne, pastor ot Mary Immacu-late parish, who also officiated atthe mass which preceded thebreakfast.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brnnd,Jr., and sons. Arthur and I'e ier ,and Arthur Brand, Sr., spont thew»o\end at their camp in Han-cock.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Col-lichio, Jr., and Miss Kathy Fuocometered to Lakchurst, N. J , Sun-day.

The Ladies* auxiliary of theHi p.crman Fire detnrtuicnt gavea oii.ner Saturday afte«. noon f¦ rthe Drum and Bugle corp at thefirehouse.

Sergeants Michael Ru phnniand Donald Stephan., who arestationed at Turner Air F«.rcebase in Georgia, flew horn? forthe weekend.

Th<; Hagerman Fira d»part-mont is planning a b.i:i«r forJuly 9. 10, and 11. This year :orthe first time the bazaar will belie d on the grounds >f ihe newtii'i louse. The highlights of theocvaeion will be a "Miss Hager-n-an" contest, held July 10.

Ronkonkoma and the LakeMrs. B. ")avls. ROnk. 9-9690

Mrs. Louise Lyons and GaleLyons of Philadelphia spent aweek at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Lyons of Third street.

Mr. and Mrs. Oreste Rivelleseof Brooklyn spent the weekend attheir bungalow on High street.

Miss Joanna Schmitt and Mrs.H. Strasser and daughter, Joan,of Brooklyn spent Saturday andSunday with friends and rela-tives at the Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Altensteinof Middle Village spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moh-ring of Farm-to-Market road.

Mrs. Marion R. Marsh, head-mistress of St. Mary's School forGirls, Garden City, was buriedMonday of last week in St. Mary 'sEpiscopal church plot in LakeRonkonkoma cemetery. The Ven-erable Charles W. MacLean offici-ated at the interment, followingservices in the cathedral in Gar-den City conducted by BishopJames P. DeWdlfe.

Miss Muriel Davis will be grad-uated from Brockport collegeJune 8. Miss Davis is the daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Davisof Portion road.

Ivor Okvist of Cherry street ison a five-week furlough from hisduties with the Air Force. He isattached to the division of firecontrol.

Real Estate, courteous and de-pendable service. Olga Eilertsen,Ronk. 9-3779 or 9-9385.—Adv.

The student teachers at theLake Ronkonkoma school are leav-ing this week. Mrs. Kamrass willjoin her husband, Lieutenant Eu-gene Kamrass of the Air Force,in Kansas City. Miss Lucille Fel-der of Brockport Teachers collegewill attend New York universitythis summer. Her home is in theBronx.

Dr. Walter Roettinger of Haw -kins avenue is enjoying a shortvacation at a hunting and fishingcamp in Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cannonwith their son, S a m u e l , anddaughter. Miss Naomi, have re-turned f r om North Carolinawhere they were called becauseof the death of Mrs. Cannon'sbrother.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thompsonand family will soon move intotheir new home on Hawkins ave-nue and Wittridge road from theirformer home on Brown's road,where they lived for many years.

The new summer schedule ofthe Lake Ronkonkoma Free libra-ry on Hawkins avenue which wentinto effect June 1, follows: Mon-day and Wednesday, 6:30 to 8:30p. m.; Thursday, 10 a. m. to noon;Saturday, 1 to 5 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hertlinhave returned from a trip to Au-gusta, Me., and Johnstown. Theyvisited relatives in both cities'.

Mrs. Alice Pennchuck of Flush-ing spent several days last weekat her bungalow on Charles court.

Richard Bonhote of Ronkon-koma avenue has completed hisfirst year at the Long Island ag-ricultural and Technical institute,Farmingdale. He has been on theDirector's list each quarter sincehis entrance in September. He istaking a concentrated course inart and design. Richard is theson of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bon-hote.

Miss Elfrieda Schymik , daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schymikof High street, has been chosen torepresent Port Jefferson Highschool at Girls State in Syracusethis year.

Mrs. Charles L. Davis, Sr., mo-tored to Cortland Tuesday to callfor her daughter, Louise, who hascompleted her student teaching inEndicott and Oxford.

The local auxiliary of the pro-posed Brookhaven Memorial hos-pital will sponsor a cocktail partyin the Legion hall of WilliamMerritt Hallock post on Churchstreet from 5 to 10 p. m. Satur-day. There will be entertainment,dancing and refreshments.

Mr. and Mrs. William Simon ofthe Lake are the parents of adaughter born in Mather Memor-ial hospital . Port Jefferson , May18. The baby will be named Kath-erinc Lois.

Frank Halik , Jr., son of Mr.and Mrs. Frank Halik of Carrollavenue, was graduated from theLong I s l a n d Agricultural andTechnical Institute at Farming-dale Monday. Ho ranked amongthe first 15 in a graduating classof 350. Monday he will leave forWest Lynn , Mass., to start an en-gineering career.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baldelliare the parents of a daughterborn in Southside hospital , BayShore, May 21. A daughter wasalso born to Mr. and Mrs. RobertKinney on the same day and inthe same hospital.

The Woman 's auxiliary of Wil-liam Merritt Hallock post , Amer-ican Legion , will hold its annualcard parly in Hollywood Beachpavilion the siiirht of June 11.

Oncp in a lifetime! The finestworkmanship at popular prices inWedding invitations. Let us showyou our beautiful samples of en-graving, raised lettering, andprinting. Fast Delivery. Ask tosec them when you bring in yournews for the society page. ThePatchogue Advance, North OceanAvenue.—Adv.

Miss Patricia Vollgraf, a stud-ent at Cortland State Teacherscollege, will return home thisweek for the summer vacation.

Mass* will be held in St. Jo-seph's R. C. church each Sundayat C:30. 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30and 11:30 u. m. and 12:15 p. m.There will also hi- a mas;, at !la. in. in the Civil hall in Holbrook.

The Methodist churc h at FiveCorners holds a service each Sun-day at 11 a. m., with a nurseryschool in the Parish hall at thesame time. The Sunday schoolmeets at 9:30 a. m. Sunday.

Holy Cross Evangelical Lu-theran church on Hawkins ave-nue holds two .services each Sun-day, Matin service at 8:30 a. m.and Divine worship at 11 a. m.Sunday school starts at 9:30 a. m.

St. Mary's Episcopal church onthe Lake holds Sunday service at9:30 a. m. Weekday services: Ma-tins, 9 a. m.; evensong, 5:45 p.in. Tho Sunday school meets at9:30 a. m. Sunday.

HAVE YOU ANY NEWS?

SEND IT IN—RUT QUICK

IN STORES-RESTAURANTS- BANKS-OFFICESDIAL TO SUMMER COOLING COMFORT

Own a Trane Self-Contained ^ Bf ^ ^ ^ ^ |H[]Air Conditioner can ^^Bl m^^^^^^^Klcreate Springtime freshness and

^ Bs ^ ^ ^ _BBajcomfortable coolness all through ¦|^HH | a|the Summer. _B __ __ __ __ __ __l

The Trane Self-Containcd Air ^ B _^^^^^^^^^

|Conditioner is an _ _ ^_ _ _ ^_ _ ^_ _ ^_ _ ^_ _ ^_ _Hthat pays in greater effi - ^ ¦¦ HHJ^ ^ ^ Bciency and better business, __^B_ ^__E^^^V*ssssBconditions the air to the cor- ^ ¦vSBj-ti /^ Brcct temperature that speeds ^ ^H9BBBB_ I| ? : „^work . . . keeps customers com- ^ H_^^^B_P _^_^

'UIR back. It wrings the excess ^ B^ ^ ^ Hr*!>^moisture from 'a muggy at-

^ ^ ^ ^ r\- -V' ' ukmosphcre, thanks to the famous __^__ _B __ __v J/mTrane Cooling Coil. __ __ _G__ __Y "£^jfl

The Trane Self-Contained Air ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H > /HConditioner Is precision built ^^^ Kj fi»for yean of efficient op- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Vt B|

Each unit has behind ^BBBBBBBsV* / it the engineering know-how of ^ •»*_L'a company of manufacturing ^ ^engineers that pioneered in the «:"?"_''r.ili " TJH* IXfleld of air conditioning. ""• •"'""" • <""«»" "•"*•

Enloy c o m f o r t a b l e COOl a»«sa»ssssssss«stpa»si«s»s»««»a»s»weather all through the swel- A n» TOtering Summer. Call us now. MH_— ¦ •uir ifooAsk about the easily operated, H ¦ i."*1f ss«*easily installed Trane Self-Con- sssssH £h I «•"«»<"»- a i rtained Air Conditioner. *HW « «?'"«"/".•»:

MHMH_MM ^ ' W '*r" *r M»*U*

THE 1151-liM COMPANY-LA CROSSE, WISCONSINR & R SHEETMETAL COMPANY

M i . Arthur llirlx ri»in. 1'iwl.lcntIM l.ir»tir A»»no> - . Kanl l lr . I.. I.. V. V

I M.fcl'IIUM; SAMII .I .r . I JHI.I. .n_>_i_--i_ _>--- _a_aM_ssssssasBssssi_-_>_H_-_-_a_M_-_a_a_a_-_-_M_>__-a_Ba_a_tf_i

fii(ifffy* /Yaa, when you heat your home sN/'' _i__^

with Petro Fuel Oil, deliveries iL_ __ _H__xare made automatically. No need _fl__ __ __^H__ifor last minute rush calls. Every __ __ __I^__ _HIgallon you receive is meter-meat- aafBBSPsSBJI ^ured—and the total gallonage print-ed on a delivery ticket the driverleaves at your home.With tha low-cott Petro "ComprahcnsiVa" Burnt S*rvk» Han,ALL burnt parti ara rapauad or rtplacad at no attra cott to yo u.Phona or writa . . .

mTROUUM HEAT AND POVVIR CO., INC.

: 101 Main Street. Sayville, L. I , N. Y.

Phone : Sayville 4-261B

DEYBH FUEL OH ANDPI I H|| BURNER SERVI CE¦i Mt.«lMt CVS, V_-V

¦¦BBHH ^^ HBH HH j HHaM

CUT THE COST OF I ,j£2-_HOME REPAIR . J®^^^

pmCE§ v^ i g ^ | 'on all your Come for advice, for estimating, for financing . . .

Q ii is and the biggest stock of building materials to theVUllUlltg largest lumber yard in Eastern Suffolk. Service

SUDDll6S '* 9u'ck > prices always lower than expected.

T * S LUMBER CO.EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE 30914

OVER 30 YEARS OF SERVICE TO HI JLDERS AND HOMEOWNERS

imviririrviMiH/irinmvi/irwiwwimrvvvwv*

Bausback 'sUpholsterytS MAPLE AVENUE

Tel. Patchogue 3-1382Known for QUALITY Work

Bepalra, Keeorerin *. Re.phot.ter>Ing. ReSnithinf. Ruga cut andbound. Any atyla new furnilurato order.

The Suffolk CountyHeart Committee

Gratefully Acknowledge*Memorial Gift*

130 Criffinn Ave.. Riverhead. N.Y.