HAPPTI Y WFH are Mr - and Mrs - vlan Kusa - who were11T11 1 1L. 1 VV L-.1V married recently in Mary ImmaculateH. C. church . Beiiport. The Rev. Denald Crynes performed theceremony. Mrs. Kusa is the former Miss Cynthia Ann Edward*of Beiiport. Mr. Kusa is a partner in the 'jVielody Mart Musicshop in Port Jefferson.

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The Soroptimist International ofSutfolk county met at the Pateh-oRue Hotel on Monday nigh t with

i Miss Marie Giuri , president , incharge of the business meeting.

Mrs. Kathryn Miskosky reportedthat the food sale and bazaarwhich the club sponsored for thebenefit of its service fund netteda profit of $293.02. Mrs. S. Spi-tale was awarded the basket ofcheer and hand painted metal trayand highball set; Mrs. KathrynBozotis of Flushing, a basket offood; Mrs. Frieda Holzer of Pat-chogue, a 9x12 fiber rug-- Mrs.Olga Roe of Blue Point , a hatdesigned by Mme. Giuri.

The club voted to present p . SJ.00award to a high school girlgraduate in Suffolk county inJune, 1958, to be used toward hercollege course in chemistry orphysics . The award shall be;called"The Soroptimist International ofSuffolk County Award." ¦*

The Club is also sponsoring alittle Greek girl through J'SaveThe Children Federation , * Inc."Christmas packages and clothingwere sent to the child. Baby-clothes and layettes, which arebadly needed at Pilgrim Statehospita l were collected and sentto the hospital .

Miss Giuri welcomed a newmember into the club , Mrs. -MaryHomer of Carman street , Patch-oo-ne.

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At a recent meeting of Jjayne-Lattiu auxiliary, VFW, in theVFW hall on Edwards street, thefollowing were accepted for mem-bership: Mesdames Rose Kulakow-ski , Amelia Spisak. DorothySmith , Martha Uehlinger andFlorence Shephard.

Plans were completed for anapron party to be held followingMonday 's meeting. Also planswere completed for a card partyto be held Wednesday.

Following the meeting refresh-ments were served from a beauti-ful ly arranged table by Mrs. Fran-ces Lizewski, assisted by Mes-dames Patricia Garritano, Mar-garet Hulse, Mildred Hie!ner andRuth .lankowski. •'

The birthdays of Mesdames Ed-na Mulhern. Mary Worthingtonand Alvina Nagle were celebratedand each received a lovely gift.Mis. Lorraine Crisler received theHA HA award and Mrs. Francesl.izewski the .special award.

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RECENT ENGAGEMENTSi! Mr. and Mr,. U a i . ;M !' . V r -i l>o\se!l ot* M o r . t a u k h ighway , Bluej P oint , have ami' .'UiK-ed the eima ' .re-

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nieiit of their daughter, FlorenceC. to Ar thur G. Nolan , SM 2 ofthe Navy , son of Mrs. GladysNolan of Railroad avenue. Bay-port.

Miss McDowell is an employeof the New- York Telephone Com-pany, Patchogue.

Mr. Nolan is serving aboard theUSS Neosho.

A December wedding is planned.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Stellaof Station road , Beiiport. have an-nounced the engagement of theirdaughter, Rosemarie, to QuentinReynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs.Edgar O. Reynolds of Beiiport.

Both are graduates of HeliportHigh school.

Miss Stella is employed by Wal-ter B. Weidler, Inc.

Mr. Reynolds is employed hy hisfather and also attends Long Is-land Institute of Agriculture andTechnology in Farmingdale.

No date has been set for thewedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Proctor B. Baker ,Sr., of Verona. N. J., have an-nounced the engagement of theirdaughter. Miss Elizabeth M. Ba-ker, to Robert M. Spear, son ofMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Spear ofMetuchen, N. J., formerly of Bell-port.

Miss Baker was graduated fromVerona High school and attendedKatherine Gibbs school in Mont-clair , N. J. She is the granddaugh -ter of Mrs. Charles O. Lenz ofSummit, formerly of Newark,N. J., and the late Mr. Lenz.

Mr. Spear attended AdmiralB'llard academy. New London ,Conn, After serving "n the Navv ,he graduated from Rutgers uni-versity, class of 1951. He is.. -amember of the Bellnort Bav Yachtclub and the Old Inlet club. Mr.Spear is the grandson of John W.Morris of Metuchen.

The couple are both associatedwith Bankers National Life In-surance company of Montclair.N. J.

A May wedding is planned.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Bugala .of 22(5 Laurel road , East North-port , have announced the engage-ment of their daughter , AnitaMarie, to Walter G. Hoehne, sonof Mrs. Helene Hoehne of 24Laurel ' avenue, Northport. MissBugala is the granddaughter ofMr. and Mrs. Joseph Bugala ofWalker avenue , East Patchogue.

Miss Bugala is a graduate ofSt. Dominic High school , Oyster ;

' Bay, and is employed at the Spe-cial Agent's office, Kings Park ¦State hospital, Kings Park. I

Mr. Hoehne is a graduate ofNorthport High school , North-port. He served with the Navyfor 4Vi years and is employed byGrumman Aviation Engineeringcorporation.

A spring wedding is planned.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Hart-ley of Cedar lane , Gordon Heights,have announced the engagementof their daughter . Miss Frances jHartley, to Orris Dykes, J -., sonof Mr. and Mrs. Orris Dykes ofBrooklyn. i

Miss Hartley attended Port Jef-ferson High school and is now atMather Memorial hospital train-ing to become a nurse. No datewas set for the wedding. I

•> . lnh .'i M a n n «f S-uuh Haven h a -a' l*' i >i;! \ -od 'he i-ll'M^i 'im lit uf hi.-danc ' i t e r . Mis- . Rarba ra Maa:: , '.e

Miss Barbara Slann

Private 1/c Leo Boyce, son of Mrs.Beulah Boyce of Kin 'gfield, Me.

Pvt. Mann is stationed at FortEustis, Va.

A June wedding is planned .

Mr. and Mis. G. Russell Mur-dock of Brookhaven have an-nounced the engagement of their

Miss Janet Murdock

daughter, Janet, to Gordon DickOsterhof , son of Mr. and Mrs.Gerald G. Osterhof of Rapid City,S. D.

Miss Murdock is a graduate ofBeiiport High school and CortlandState Teachers college. She is onthe faculty of the Beiiport Ele-mentary school.

Mr. Osteihof is a graduate ofRapid City High school and serv-ed for three years in the ArmyHe is now attending the SouthDakota School of Mines and Tech-nology.

The wedding will take place inJune.

Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Lentoof Orchard road , East Patchogue,have announced the engagement oftheir daughter Lucille, to RobertByn e, son of Mrs. Rose Syne ofDale drive, Oakdale.

No date has been set for thewedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Nortonof Washington avenue, Patchogue,have announced the engagementof their daughter, Janice, to JohnF. D"Ambros:o, Jr., of Fuocostreet. Beiiport, son of John F.D'Ambrosio of Bellnort. and thelate Mrs. Josephine D'Ambrosio.

No date has been set for thewedding.

Mr. and Mrs . Matthew Nagleof 11 Arthur street, Patchogue,have announced the engagementof their daughter, Florence, toWarren Chamberlain, Jr.. son ofMr. and Mrs. Warren Chamber-lain of 39 Grenville avenue, Pat-chogue.

Miss Nagle is employed in th f>office of the Patchogue Villageclerk.

Mr. Chamberlain, who was inthe Army Military Police and hasiust returned after spending threeyears in Germany, is employed atLyman's Liquor store on EastMain street. Patchogue.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Stimpfl ofWaverly avenue. Medford , haveannounced the engagement of(heir daughter, Theresa, to LarryVilardo. son of Mr . and Mrs. Jo-seph Vilardo of Westfield.

Miss Stimpfl is a graduate ofPatchogue High school and herfiance is a graduate of WestfieldCentral school and Buffalo StateTeachers college.

Both are employes of the Pat-chogue school system.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Welch ofCentral parkway, Gordon Heights,have announced the engagementof their daughter , Miss ThelmaNina Roherson , to Charles Leon-ard Robbins, Jr., son of Mrs.

Martha Robbins of North Coun-try road . East Setauket.

Miss Roberson , and Mr. Rob-bins , Jr., were graduated fromPort Jefferson High school , classof 1957. Miss Roberson is em-ployed at the Bee Hive , Patch-ogue.

PATCHOGUELOCALS

!' . -M . r i i;v. e of Mi s s [ ., j! aS t a r k , daug h t e r ..!' Mr . ami M r s ..lai h S tark nf B ivkh n. tc . Her-t i a m G "ddst "i ;i , sen uf Mr. :mdM i s . H e r m a n <i 'u ( < i--tein of at " - l oim lst r. - ' - t , w i l ! t ake p laee at 7 [> . ,n. j. l anuai -y -¦' in t h e ehap el ot' Tens- jIke 1:. L .' I -KI en Oak s t ree t . A hill- !Her w i l l lo '.low at the Goldste in |. i i ' i i i e on John street. j

iv i i s . l'ct ta i.eiunvi..-. of :(( ' Ma- !(lie avenue is spending her vaca-t ion wi th her son . Dr. Bernardl . eaowi t z , and his f ami l y in Amen-ia. From there she is going to..1 in mi . Fla.. for several weeks.

Mat thew Xagle of 11 A r t h u rstreet has re turned to hi .s posit ionat Central Is l ip State hosp itala f t e r being ill for two months .Mr. N'agie recent ly underwenturgerv at Brookhaven Memorial

.io^ pital .i He I'atcnogue Advance is on

^ale at Rimi's Luncheonette, Chiu-chiolo's Stationery, Jones' Gro- :eery, G. & G Luncheonette, Robin-son 's Dairy, William Gluth'a Gro- Iuery. Caprino's, The Cozy Corner,Seigal's Drug Store, Minardi'sDelicatessen, Pearl's Delicatessen,Sal's Delicatessen and Zaflfuto'sGrocery in Patchogue. —Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Erhardt.formerly of 111 Lakewood street ,moved into their new home at 7Chapel avenue, East Patcaogue. •over the weekend. Mrs . Erhardt ishe former Miss Peggy Oakes of"ast Patchogue.

Mrs. Arthur Kanehl, president>f the Ladies' auxiliary of theQuarterback club, has announced.hat a meeting will be held at 8). in. today at Nancy 's Restaurantn South Ocean avenue.Diane Schordine, daughter of

Ir. and Mrs. Peter Schordine ofOak street , celebrated her sev-enth birthday recently with aparty at her home. Those presentwere Nancy Waldbauer, MicheleSiegel, Renee and Michael Mucci ,Jo-Ann Meo , Frances Mizrahi.Donna Lee Agnetti and MarleneWatts. Also present were he.grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mich-ael Fuoco, and her brother , Peter.

Court Cardinal Gibbons, Cath-olic Daughters of America, met.in the K of C hall on Academystreet on Monday ni ght. Miss Mar-ie Giuri was chairman of hostesses,assisted by Mme. Giuri , Miss El-ise Bosch , Mrs. Joan Rowland andMrs. Amy Felton.

Mrs. Fanny Goldstein of NorthOcean avenue is a patient inBrookhaven Memorial h o s p i t a lwhere she underwent surgery onher heel. Mrs. Goldstein sli ppedin her home and fractured herheel.

Mr. and Mrs. John Pavacic anddaughter, Carol Ann , have movedinto their newly built home at114 Washington avenue. The Pav-acic family formerl y lived onSwezey street. Mr. Pavacic is amember of the Centereach schoolfaculty.

Robert Budd recently returnedto the University of Bridgeport atBridgeport , Conn., after spendinghis vacation with his parents, Mr.and Mrs. James Budd of Centerstreet.

Mrs. Fred Jones of River avenuewill entertain the Mizpah circleat 2 p. m. Tuesday at her home.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reichand children , Carol , Richard andMichael , spent the holidays inTexas where they visited Mrs.Reich's parents . Mr . and Mrs. LP. Hatton in Center , and her sis-ters, Mrs. Joseph Law , and herfamily in Henderson and , Mrs.Harold Arnold and Mrs. Roy E.Bass and their families in Houston.Also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hat-ton was another daughter, Mrs.Amy Bailey of Riverside, Calif.Of Mr. and Mrs. Hatton 's si<daughters only one, Mrs. E. A.Andrews of Flandreau, S. D., wasunable to be present at the re-union of the sisters, the first timethey had all been together in12 years.

Mr. and Mrs. William Rockwellof 25 Hulse court celebrated theirthirty-fifth wedding anniversaryon New Year 's eve when a sur-prise party was given in theirhonor by their daughters, Mrs.Anthony Ciroceo and Mrs. HenryKiezel. Those present were Mrand Mrs. Philip Ciroceo, AnthonyCiroceo, Mr. and Mrs. DanielKemp, Mr. and Mrs. StanleyCarde, Mr. and Mrs . Daniel KempJr., Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kemp :Mr. and Mrs . Clyde Jenness, Mrs.Edna Wagner, Mrs. George Mor-ris , Mrs. Bruce Satterley, MissJean Satterley. Daniel Satterley,William Schoworki , all of Patch-ogue; Henry Kiezel of BeiiportMrs. Edith Jones of Bayport ,Miss Linda Miller of Bayport andMr. and M s. Joseph Morris ofIsli p Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell re-ceived m a n y lovelv gifts.

Mrs. William Margolies washostess at a meeting of the board

of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth-El on January 6 at her home onGillette avenue. Mrs. David Gott-fried , president, was in charge.Also present were Mesdames IdaZak, Yetta Brody, Helen Cohen ,Doris Greenberg, Marilyn Lans-man , Ruth Greenspan, Rose Jay,Margo Boden , Irene Cantor, Eliz-abeth Judelson , Norma Okun , Car-ol Papanek , Judy Danziger andDolly Meltzer.

Cynthia Bowden, daughter ofMr . and Mrs. Arthur C. Bowdenof Evergreen avenue, entertaineda group of her classmates at aparty during the holj days. Herguests were Jill O'Brien , LucyTooker, Joan Engelsrhjon, Car-rie Baker, Alice Olt , Karen Hil-dreth , Diane Zeidler , FlorenceMiller and Susan Kaplan of Pat-chogue and also Sandra Kaminsk yof Stoughton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs.Bowden's other daughter, RhodaAnn, also entertained at a partyduring the holidays. Her guestswere Janice Olt, Barbara Garcia ,Margaret Hubner and DonnaSchult?..

Mr. and Mrs. Eli Kaminski anddaughter, Sandra , of Stoughton ,Mass., were recent guests at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. IrvingKaplan on Dahlia drive.

Mrs. Alex Hochheiser of Baby-lon , vice president of the Nassau-Suffolk region of Hadassah, wasspeaker at a board meeting ofthe Patchogue chapter of Had-assah held January C at the homeof Mrs. Samuel Dranitzke onKetcham avenue. Mrs. Robert Ros-enblatt, president , was in charge.Plans were completed for a cardparty on March 11 at the Patch-ogue hotel. The proceeds will beused for X-ray equi pment for theHadassah Medical center. Presentwere Mesdames Sidney Lipetz ,Paul Greene, Harry Sweet, Har-vey Mandell , Erwin Lubit , HarryBorden , Carl Okun, Leo Sussman,David Fink, Myron Mendelson.Arnold Abriss, Sidney Sanders,Joseph Forrest, Seymour Katcoffand David Sausner. The nextmeeting of the chapter will beat 8:30 p. m. January 20 at Tem-ple Beth-El.

Mrs. John Mariella of 254 WestMain street and Mrs. Malcolm

Shand of Blue Point , completedthe first bi g step towards becom-ing practical nurses, when theyreceived their caps at a beautifulcandlelight ceremony, Tuesdaynigh t at the Glen Cove hospitalcommunity auditc.i i im. They willcomplete their course and receivetheir licenses as practical nurses-sometime in September. Thosepresent at the capping ceremonieswere John Mariella and daughters.Marie Elena and Teresa, Mr. andMrs. Joseph Gearity, Mrs. RaeMariella and daughter, Melaine,

and Mrs. Joseph Felice, all ofPatchogue, and Malcolm Shandand daughter, Janet , of Blue Point.

Suffolk County Republican Chair-man R. Ford Hughes and Mrs.Hughes of Maple avenue are vaca-tioning in Florida.

Mrs. John De Vail of New Yor':city spent the weekend with hersister-in-law, Mrs. Grace Forbesof Oak street and Maple avenue.

The former Miss Joa n CarolWinheld of Belle Harbor, whowas recently married to Lieu-tenant Charles G. Yax of Patch-ogue in St. Francis de SalesK. C. church. Belle Harbor. Lt.Yax is in the Marine corps andis stationed in Pensacola, Fla.,where they are making theirhome.

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