Propose AmbulanceService for VicinityOf Lake Ronkonkoma
Movement Started by M-cdical Unitof Ronkonkoma F. D., Which WillVote on Proposition Friday
The proposed establishment of aself-supporting ambulance companythat will serve Lake Konkomkoma andvicinity will be placed to a vote Fri-day before the members of the Ron-konkoma Volunteer Fire department,some members of which would oper-ate the proposed service.
The movement is; sponsored by thenewly formed Medical Service unitof the Ronkonkoma department andwas given impeius through the ef-forts of Dr. Walter Roettinger andWalter Giegerich.
It is proposed to finance the ambu-lance company through contributionsand donations, and if the plan meetswith the approval of the department,delivery of an ambulance will be madeabout January 10. The ambulance isa second-hand one, but is in excellentcondition, according to departmentofficials , and can be had very reason-ably.
According to Chief Clarence Duf-field , a dire need for an ambulance inthe Ronkonkoma area has prevailedfor some time.
RONKONKOMA SCHOOLThe annual Christmas entertain-
ment presented by Ronkonkoma pu-pils on Friday consisted of the fol-lowing programs:
"Festival March" (Mendelssohn),"Christmas Anthem" (Marker) or-chestra ; welcome given by SherryCaspari; play, "Mother Goose VisitsSanta Claus," by Grades 1 to 4—Santa Claus, Richard Moldashel ;Mother Goose, Barbara Horvath ; catand fiddle , , Evelyn • Commerdinger;Little Boy Blue, William Bartick;Old Woman in a Shoe, Mabel Cavarg-ma, Donald Poole; Little Miss Muffet,2argara Buderer; Little Jack Horner,Michael Turoczi ; Mistress Mary,Jeanette McDonald; Hickory-Dickory-Doek, William Commerdinger; . Bo-Peep, Dolores Farrell; Peter, Pump-kin-Eater, John Fedelem; Jack-be-fclimble, Charles Lutz;
Old Mother Hubbard, Vilma Fed-elem; Jack and Jill, Edward Sochorand Laura* Becker; Tom, the Piper'sSon, Robert Mason; Rock-a-Bye Baby,Eleanor Mclntyre; Three Men in aTab, John McDonald, Charles Drew,George Weeks; Wee Willie Winkie,Fred Pennenga ; Three Little Kit-tens, Anna Repp, Doris Peterson andLorraine Barnes; Old King Cole andhis fiddler, John Horvath and JohnNeyssen ; Oh, Where Has my LittleD-og Gone, Frank McDonald ; SimpleSimon, Stephen Torok.
"The Folks Santa Claus Forgot"—Cat, Robert Smith; dog, ArthurBrowne; snow bird, Barbara White;house, Marie Bogensberger; lamb,Pauline Feher; squirrel, Jack Wilkin-son ; Christmas fairy, Joan Fiest; mu-sical selections—"At Christmas Tideand Turgne," dance, "Sleigh Bells,"Ir«ne Buchler, Elizabeth Bogensber-ger, Irene Bergeson, Charlotte Sie-beaikas, Gertrude H e n s e 1 , DorisSehaaf , Barbara McDonald, DorothyMason. A/
P l a y , "A Frontier Chris tmas,"Grades 5 to 7—Mrs. Creighton , Dor-othy Mason; Mr. Creighton, StephenBolgar; Martha , Rose Morreale; Pa-tience, Sherry Caspari ; indians , Wil-son Caspari , George Rosch , WinfieldWeeks; Martha 's schoolmates : Jos-ephine Morreale , Joseph Moldashel ,Charlotte Siebenkas, Charles Picker-ing", Margaret Dobosy, Walter Wil-kin son , Olga Brzezinsky, ElizabethTorok.
The school orchestra , under the di-rection of Joseph Psota , Sr., has thefoll owing members : Violins — IreneBuchler , Barbara McDonald , Cath-erine Neyssen, L u e 11 a Friedman ,Mary Gallagher , Frank Peter , Joh nNeyssen, Rose Morreale. JosephineMorreale; cello -— Gertrude Ilensel ;clarinets — May McDonald , RudolphHanak; saxophones—Lawrence Huml ,Charlotte Siebenkas; piano accordions— Alfred Wehrsdorfe r and MkhaelNeyssen. Mrs, Frances McDonald isthe accompanist.
LAKE RONKONKOMA SCHOOLA delightful Christinas entertain-
men t was given by pupils of theLake Ronkonkoma school last Thurs-day in the school basement. Thefirs t play, "The Arrival of Santa ,"was directed by Miss Grace Hallockand Mrs. William DuBois , and hadthe following cast: Santa , LawrenceCollins; Betty, Betty Pearsall; George,John Hyman ; Ray, Aaron Singer;Jane, May Delie ; Rose, Ruth AnnHawld ns; Margaret , Gladys Davis;Bobby, John Visich; Tommy, Wal-lace Jay ; Christmas fairy. PatriciaVollgraff ; brownies — Thomas All-gaior , Arthur Davis, David Gimmler ,Jame s Hans, Philip Hans, ArthurHans-en, .Richard Jay, William Ok-vist, Anton Pedlsich , Richard Schau-del, Sylvester Yam , Eugene Allgaier ,Carl Eklund , John Gerken, FrankHalik, Kurt Hugelmeyer, F r a n kRum.n.el, William , Susa; fairies —Marie Bi*vmo>, Mary Horrid , BarbaraMeyer, Pauline Mooney, Jane Olcvist,Joan Wittschaclc , Barbara Lykes,Marilyn Bowers, Anna' Bye, 'EleanorGraii , Diana Malctich , Barbara Pear-sall , Vera P edisich, Doris Williams ,Muriel Davis, Lucille Plume, Lou iseDavis and Barbara Hans. Tho "wholecast was marie up of fivafc to fourthgrade pupils, '
"The Christ Child," presented bypupils ni the fif ,t|i to eighth grades,had tho .folio-wing . characters : Maty,Joan flcrte ;'.' Josoph , Irwin Carpen-ter ;; reader Mark Pedisich; angels,,
Constance Davis and Helen Sand-strorn ; shepherds, "Archie Court , Jos-eph Lang, and Stanford Masin; wisemen, Richard Susa , David Sandstro mand Fred Kenneth ; representativesof different nations—Gloria Filsing-er, Edith Okvist, Dora Kate Voll*.graff , Elthea Allgaier, Je-an Dehe,Elinor Bye, Lucille Maletich andRose Marie Gerken; choir—June All-gaier, Mary Ann Anderson, NormaArmstrong, Jean Berger, CarolineCosieh, John Cosich, Dorothy Don-nelly, Nicholas Germano, John Hart ,Eileen Lang, Allen Okvist, Lois Ok-vist, Robert Okvist, Catherine Pu-semp, -Ruth Schaudel, Naomi Singer,Harold Sorenson, Lillian Visich, Tim-othy Warren , Grace Williams. Thisplay was directed by Miss FrancesBianca, Mrs. Frank Hugelmeyer andPrincipal Walter C. Dunham.
.On Friday morning, the pupils en-joyed a Christmas party and Santadistributed candy, apples and 6r-anges. The candy was furnished byJohn Gerken's confectionery and thefaculty and the oranges by the localA & P store. A turkey was award-ed by the Parent-Teacher associationand was won by Peter Anderson ofLake Ronkonkoma. Another turkey,awarded by pupils of the eighthgrade, was won By Mrs. Elsie Ok-vist.
CORAM SCHOOLThe Coram pupils' Christma s enter-
tainment was presented last. Friday,the program including songs of theseason sung by the school and thefollowing individual and group per-formances: Recitations — "A Wel-come" by Edward Brown ; "Quite Ed-ucated," Peter Covati; "Long Legs,"Robert Sehwebes; "A Doggie's Let-ter," George Zimlinghaus; "WhenSanta Was a Boy," Albert Pinelli;"Turn About," George Edwards;"Wrapping Presents," Joseph Covati;"Betty Grows," Louise Zimlinghaus;"When I am Big." Rosalie Muhlberg;"A Cake for Santa Claus," BarbaraWittschack; "Candy Canes Will Do,"Constance Schwbes; "Orders by Ra-dio," Ida MacFarlar.d; "A FarewellWish for You ," Lillian Muhlberg; "AClosing Piece," Arlene Plate;
Also, motion song, "StockingsStout," Grades 2 and 3; exercise,''Happy Christmas Children ," Grades1 and 2; exercise, "The Merry Christ-mas Time," Grades 2 and 3 girls;plays, "A-shopping We Will Go" byGrades 1, 2 and 3; "Christmas TreeTroubles" by Grades 2 and 3 and"Christmas Comes to School" byGrades 2 and 3; exercise, "Lest WeForget," by Suzanne Holschuh , Al-bert Pinelli , Arlene Plate , ConstanceSehwebes; folk dance , "A Trip toSanta Clausville ," ' Grades 1, 2 andIi; motion songs, "A Winter Song"by the school and "Peeping at Pres-ents ," Grades 2 and 3; play, "A Visitfro m Santa Claus ," with Albert Pin-elli , Suzanne Holschuh , E d w a r dB rown , Rosalie Muhlberg, ArlenePlate , L illian Muhlberg and Con-stance Sehwebes.
v M (3D FORD SCHOOLThe annual entertainment of Med-
fo rd school attended by , nearly 300children and adults , was held at theCommunity hall last Friday evening.Edward Pirner , president of thc boardof education , welcomed the guests,and Principal Carleton Upright madethe announcements. Thc program wasas follows :
Dance, "Kinder Polka ," Grades 2,3 and 4—David McGowan , Joan Kass-ner , Daniel Hulse, Marilyn Zeirilcr,Frank Carasiti , Agnes Baranello, Ed-ward Connelly, Vera Torn , RaymondCaldwell , Carol Cesman , Henry Rein-frank , Adele Mizgier ; pageant, Firstgrade pupils-—"Mary," Claire Zei gel-mair; "St. Joseph," Richard Mistier;"Wise Men ," John Suit, Donald Roth ,John Muller; choir, Carolyn Ihm ,Ruth Gautier , Joan Condon , RobertMistier , Barbara Larsen , Arthur Jan-sen , Louis Piergiorgi ," Donald Zabar-atos, Robert Koechel; directed by MissCharlotte Muller , teacher.
Operetta , "Christmas Eve in anOrphanage" by pupils in Grades 2,3, 4, 5 ancl 6 — Orphans , ManfredBuUner , Helena Coleman, RichardBoehl , Gertrude Wessel, Ralph Ju ng,Joseph Masoni , James Ray, CatherineRay, Marlene Rose, Joseph Schley er;matron , A n n a Tiffert; governess,Pearl Pusins; Margaret , ;a poor littlerich girl , Gertrude Mistier; fairies-Marie Glover , Carol Cesman, Mar-garet Beck, Agnes Baranello; sun-beams—-Adele Mi'/ ,gier, June Wossol ,Margaret Fritz , Vera Tonn; snow-flakes—Florence Mistier , Emily Bar-anello, Laura Caldwell. Dorothy Ihm,Ruth Beck , Marilyn 'Zoidler; snow-birds—Richard Rothe, James Mai H-son , David Koeehol, William Misti er,Richard Nomsehick, Raymond Cro-voiseret; love—Joan KaBsnor. BQ-aido the speaking parts in. the oper-etta', thero were several chorusoB,- alsosolo' minbers bjf GOrtriido Mistier "andMario Glover and a danco by Cnth-
At the close of the progra m, Santaappeared and all children receivedboxes of candy and oranges. Allpiano accompaniments were by Mrs.G. Goozda and violin by Rci nholdJung. Miss Muller , wlio is leavingthe Medford faculty, received a. giftfrom the Medford Parcnt-Teacher as-sociati on.
On Thursday afternoon the childrenenj oyed parties in tho classrooiv-.s.Classes will be resumed on January (>.
YAPHAN K SCHOOLThe Yaphank • school's Christmas
entertainment was held last Fridaynight. Tho primary , program con-sisted of a poem of welcome by CarolKollett; piano solo, Constance Mcrvitt;songs , <f A Grand Old Man " and'""Wel-come Santa " by thc primary roorii ; aplay, "Midnight hi tho Toy Shop,"Tho characters in the piny were; dolls-~E.llc.-n Nauvnann , Patricia Spil lett ,Constanco Merrltt; Fi'onch doll, JoanHerd; Sally, a rag doll, Marion Dayis;drums , Frank Mapes nnd Edward
Connell; tin soldiers, LeRoy Spillettand Leon Williams; captain , HenrvKazel ; "Pink Top," Florence Burke";"Blue Top," Joan Sanford ; IndianChief doll , Herschel Cozine; mouse,Helen Hololob; Mr. Oggenheimer, thepropri etor, Daniel Homan; Bennie ,John Burke; Mrs. Reynolds, HelenHololob; Mr. Reynolds , James Cozine;Betty Reynolds, Carol Kollett.
HOLTSVILLE SCHOO LA Christmas entertainment was
held at the Holtsville school on Thurs-day evening, opening with selectionsby the school band directed by W. L.King, musical instructor at the school ,followed by a solo, "Silent Night" byAlex Sipos; duet , "The First Noel ,'"Esther Wentisch and Jean Vautrin;"Santa Claus Is Coming to Town ,"band; play, "The Fifth Avenue Shop,"first and second grades; "Th* FirstNoel ," second, third end f o u r t hgrades; "The Toy Maker 's Doll ,"
Jfifth and sixth grades ,Recitations , "The Program is Al-
most Over" by John Crawford and"Will You Share Your ChristmasJoy *?" by Ruth Wentisch ; p l a y <"Triple , Trouble , Trail Ranch ,-" writ-ten and enacted by the seventh grade;recitations, "Noel" by Irene Rudy,'Tin Glad I'm Not a Girl" by CarlJohnson , "The Angel's Story" byFlorence Crawford ; concluding with aplay by the eighth grade pupils,"Daddy 's Christmas Surprise!."
Mrs. Arthur Read , president of theHoltsville Mother 's club, gave theschool a cash donation from the clubto be used for the school library. Fol -lowing with the arrival of SantaClaus and thc distribution of gifts ,these awards were made: Mrs. C-harlcsVctter , Holtsville , won a turkey; W. R,Marran , Patchogue, pair of chickens,and Anthony Esposito, Holtsville, aduck. Pupils who won prizes for thelargest number of sales in the- var-ious grades wero: Marjorio Clay,,th ird ancl fourth grades; Grac<c Gi-baldl , fifth and sixth ; Irene Hudy,Ho-venth grade; Jeannette Aldrich,eighth .. grade.
ernie Ray, Ihe operetta was di-rected by Miss E. Brengel , Mrs. G.Goozda and Miss J. CKUchnicka. Cos-tumes worn by the children weremade by the teacher.'; and mothers.
At the intermission , communitysinging of Christinas carols was ledby Miss Brengel , accompanied at thepiano by Mrs. Goozda. Mr. Jung-, whoplayed violin accompaniments , playedthe "Barcarole" as a solo.
The program continued with a play,"Bang Goes Christmas" by pu pils ofGrades 7 and 8—Henry Chase, smallbusiness man , Alfonso Fucci; hiswife, Ruth Crevoiserct; their daugh-ter , Beverly Mistier; their son , Rol-and Grieshammer; wealthy undo, Wil-liam Jansen; a "widowed cousin , Vir-ginia Gautier; lier daughter , AnnieLaurie Schulfos ; her son , Stanley Eb-crlmrd; a banker, Rober t Zeidlev ; hiswife , Marie Schleyor; a spinster ,Betty Beck; a suitor , Paul Jacobi ;colored maid , Dorothy Koechel; col-ored butler , George Mallison; "SantaClaus," Timothy Crowley. The playwas directed by Miss Lorraine La-tham.
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Delli Bovi CoupleMarried 25 Years
The silver "wedding anniversary o>fMr. and Mrs. Amedeo Delli Bovi ofCoram on December 12 was cele-brated with a turkey dinner at theirhome, at which their guests "were Mr.and Mrs. Alfred Delli Bovi and Mr.and Mrs. J. Wohler of Astoria , Mr.and Mrs. S. Hatnef and daughters ,Jean and Beverly of Islip Manor , Mr.and Mx's. George Lyon and daughterSally Ann , Richard Mirando and theDelli Bovi family, Jean , Victor , Jer-ome and Numa Delli Bovi. Mrs.Lyon is a daughter of the couple.
Mr. and Mrs . Delli Bovi were mar-ried in St. Rock's church , New York.At the anniversary dinner AlfredDelli Bovi played the wedding marchon the piano as he did at the wedding25 years ago. Amedeo Delli Bovi isalso a musician.
Greek-AmericanClub Organized
George Proios, Lake Ronicon-koma, Heads Co- Group
Main Purpose to Help War Victimsin Greece—First Meeting in Pat-chogue with 42 Present
The Greek-American Club of Suf-folk county, the main purpose ofwhich is to aid in the raising of fundsfor war victims in Greece, was or-ganized at an enthusiastic meetingin Patchogue Sunday, with GeorgeProios, Lake Ronkonkoma insuranceagent, as its president.
Other officers of the club, whichrepresents the first effort in the his-tory of the county to organize Suf-folk residents of Greek extraction ,are Steve Pappas of Babylon, vice-president; Michael Biskaduros ofSayville, financial secretary ; PeterKalivas of Patchogue, treasurer, andAchilles Proios of Lake Ronkonkoma ,corresponding secretary.
Sunday's meeting, held in the Brit-ish clubrooms at 8 West Main street,Patchogue, was attended by 42 nlenand women from various sections ofSuffolk. A feature of the gatheringwas the raising of $650 among thosepresent. This sum was immediatelysent to the Greek War Relief Associa-tion , Inc., of New York.
The Greek-American Club of Suf-folk County is to be a permanentorganization and will be independentpolitically. Plans ai-e now under wayto have it incorporated.
Jury Says No CauseFor Action in CaseOf Zeidler and Hudak
No cause for action on the part ofeither party against the other , wasthe verdict of a jury before Justiceof the Peace Arthur R. Reich of Med-ford last Wednesday night at Me d-ford. The verdict was given in theZeidler vs. Hudak case, which wasbased on an automobile accident atSouth Haven and Mt. Vernon avenues,Medford , a few months ago. GeorgeZeidler of Patchogue-Port Jeffersonroad , Medford , one of the drivers ,sued the other driver , Mrs. DorothyBeck Hudak of California avenue,Medford , for .$49.25 damage to hiscar. Mrs. Hudak countercla imed for$77.80 damage to her car.
