BPW Club SetsChristmas MeetTuesday Night

BLUE POINT - The Christmasmeeting of the Patchogue Bus-iness and Professional Women'sClub will be held Tuesday st theSuffolk County Republican club-house, Atlantic Avenue, BluePoint, with social hour from6 to 7 p.m. and dinner prompt-ly at 7 p.m., according to an-nouncement by president Mrs.Robert Sheridan of East Pat-chogue.

Special readings, carols, grabbag, etc. are being planned by thechairman of the evening, MissHazell Adams of Oakdale, sec-ond vice president.

Guests ore welcome. For res-ervations, contact Mrs. Sheri-dan at GR 5-1164 evenings.

Woman 's ClubYule Party Fri.

The Woman's Club of Patch-ogue will hold Its annual Christ-mas psrty from 9 P.M. to12 midnight tomorrow.

Hostesses for the evening wiUbe Mrs. Dudley Thompson andMrs. Robert Powell ss co-chair-men, assisted by Mrs. RobertHughes, Mrs. William Fadeley,Mrs. John Luchsinger, Mrs.Howard Rose, Mrs. Robert Swe-zey, Mrs. Richard Smith, Mrs.Robert Brown and Mrs. AlonzoRand.

Elks AnnounceStart of 'You thLeadersC ontest

James A- Fornataro, exaltedruler of the Patchogue Elks Lodgeannounced the opening of theElks National Youth LeadershipContest which is designed tospur youth to follow the exampleof America's astronauts.

The contest, now in Its four-teenth year, is open to boysand girls under 19 who com-pete ln separate divisions onlocal, state and national levels ,Judged on their leadership ach-levments in school, church andcommunity service activities.Americanism and citizenship ap-preciation, perseverance, re-sourcefulness and sense of honor.The contest, participated in bymore than 2,000 Elks Lodges, issponsored by the Order's YouthActivities Committee under thechairmanship of E. Gene Four-nace of Ohio.

First, second and third placewinners of the national contestwill receive U.S. Savings Bondsof $1,000, $500 and $300 respec-tively. Winners of the Statecontest will also receive SavingsBonds: first place, $400; secondplace, $200; and third pl*ce,$100. Awards ln the local con-test ore two $25 Savings Bonds.

The contest committee head-ed by John Konrad includes Nich-olas J. Marino and BrookhavenTown Councilman Howard L.Rowland. Entry forms and addi-tional information may be ob-tained from Mr, Marino at 46Indian Head Drive ln Sayville.The deadline for submitting en-tries is Monday,

Brookhaven - South HavenMri. Robarl Salts AT 5-0907

The Brookhsven-South HavenUnit of the Brookhaven MemorialHospital, will hold their monthlymeeting December 17. A Christ-mas partV is planned, with a visitfrom Santa Claus. Election ofnew off icers will take place at thebusiness meeting, to be followedby a planned program.

The Brookhaven Unit of theSuffolk County Home ExtensionService held their Christmasparty at the home of Mrs. RobertE. Starke of Bay Road, Tuesday.

On Tuesday, the three seventhgrade classes of Brookhaven El-ementary School visited theBrookhsven Librsry with theirEnglish teacher, Thomas P.Walsh. The purpose of the tripwas to better acquaint the stu-dents with the biography and re-ference shelves. At Mr. Welsh'srequest, it was arranged for theseclasses to visit the libraryperiodically.

The Brookhaven Fire Company1 reports forNovemberthat therewere 5l men present and 11 menexcused during the month. Therewas one car accident, one carfire, and one false alarm. Therewere 53 men used and 31 1/2msn hours. Also , one compul-ssry drill at the fire house and50 men were used, having 50man hours. There was one fireschool meeting on radios at thefire house, with 21 men used and42 man hours. There were sixuse of Scott Air Packs, checkingsirens, fire wells and equipment.There were 74 men using 140man hours. The totals for the

month were 198 men using 263-1/2 hours. The trucks went 59miles.

A surprise baby shower wasgiven December 5 in honor ofMrs. Gilbert Halpin of Bay Roadby the Mrs. Frank Simpson andMrs. William Purves. The show-er was held at the Simpson resi-dence. Those present were Mes-dames Thomas Murphy, RobertPladl, Robert Seitz, William Bet-tinger, Robert Bauer, MarshallBull, Lloyd Shelrer, Robert Ste-venson, Martin Ashare, RogerBaker and Miss Glenda Cook,Miss Peggy Mims and Miss LoisSimpson.

Of particular delight to lrtlegirls is the current exhibit c JI-teresting dolls, loaned to f li-brary by Mrs. Vincent r .tilerof the Doll Bazaar o SouthCountry Road.

The Brookhaven Post 8137,Ladles' Auxiliary to the Veter-ans of Foreign-War, had fivemembers from their unit attenda Christmas party at Jayne-Lattln Post in Patchogue, Mon-day night. Those attending were:Mrs. Joseph De Santl, president;Mrs. Edwsrd Buniski, vice pres-ident; Mrs. Donald Scheibel,treasurer, Mrs. Nicholas Mar-chltto, and Mrs. Sam Ancona.Everyone participated in aChristmas grab bag exchange.If anyone is Interested in invest-ing ln a gift of clothing for thechildren at the Little FlowerHouse of Providence, please con-tact Mrs. De Sent! at AT 1-7086.

LONGWOOD PTA MEETSThe executive board of the

Longwood Junior-Senior HighSchool Parent - Teacher As-sociation met st the schoolon Longwood Road December4, with Mrs. John Walker pre-siding. Mrs. Walker announcedthat the recent membership drivewas very successful. Sheappointed the following to serveon a scholarship fund committee:Mrs. Ass Swezey, chairman,and Mesdames William Helvesand Stanley Leonard!, members.Those present included Mes-dames Howard Christiansen,Louis Redmond, Barney Peltz,Asa Swezey , Waylan Lortle andDr. Foster Hoff, principal.

HYPN OSIS,RELIG IONBELLPORT - Hugo W. Wolter

will be guest speaker at theUnitarian Fellowship of Brook-hsven, 51 Brown's Lane, Be'l-port, st 10:30 o.m. Sunday. Thetide of his address will be "Hyp-nosis and Religion."

Sachem ClassesWill Perform In3 One Act Plays

A one-act play competitionamong the three classes ofSachem Senior High School willbe presented in the school's aud-itorium at 8:15 p.m. Saturday,Richard A. Berger, Sachem prin-cipal, announced.

The competition is sponsoredannually by the PTA, for thebenefit of Its cholarshlp fund.The group presenting the bestall-'round performance will re-ceive $100 for Its class treasuryand a trophy to keep ln its pos-session. There is also recog-nition for the best boy actor,the best girl actor and the beststaged production.

The sophomores will presentHarlan Foote's "The Dancers,'with these members participat-ing: Judy Kalmus, Peggy Beau-doin, Pat Bjertness, MargaretManclnl, Edith Perna, Helen Fos-ter, Rosemary Staufenberg,James Burke, Frank Consentino,William auth and MichaelDempsey.

The juniors will offer "Im-promptu" by Tad Mosel, witha cast consisting of Phillip Wal-lace, Joseph Kolb, Barbara An-

derson, Loralnne Owen and Den-nis Chapman.

The senior play, "Sorry,Wrong Number," by Lucille Flet-cher will feature Charlene Hunt-er, Dolores Rasalas , SusanClulla, Pat Morris, WilliamBlssett, Stephen Fisher, GeorgeStarkschall, Paul McRae, Thom-as Johnston, and William Ehlers.

The plays are being coached bymembers of the Sachem Englishdepartment: the sophomores,Mrs. Fadean Van Tassel; theJuniors Eugene Luczkow, depart-ment chairman; and the seniorsby Donald Steynen. The playsare under the general supervisionof Robert Miller, now of Sachem's j

Ingllsh faculty, formerly anictor and director with the MaxRelnhardt Experimental Theater.

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SRMrtfl - Gordon A. Lenz,of TO -fctry Club Road, andEusenef Wsiss of 27 CountryClub fd. both BeUport, andboth Jtoclates of the Schmidttnnoln Now York City, re-ciujetiended a seminar foradvald underwriters at theMotJOn-The-Mountsln ln Suf-fcrJponsoredbythe New Eng-laiflutual Life Insurance Corn-

el four-day session wssdeled to the application of lifeInfance ln solving problemsoffrtnerships, corporations snduBidually owned companies.T? were among 36 Now Eng-It] Life agents especiallycllsn to participate becauseoieir outstanding records.

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le proposed consolidation ofthsnrst National Bank of South-hsfttoa Into the SecurityNaintl Bank of Long Islandwtll bi submitted to SecurityNarltv stockholders at the an-nual n sting January 15, lt wasannin id by Herman H. Mssss,presjd t of Security NatlonsL

Stoc olders of the FirstNstloi Bonk of Southhamptonwill • on the consolidationon Jajory 8, according to J.Lawrte Halsey, board chair-man fPlrst NstionaL

Seflty National Bonk repor-ted Bets of $256,280,688 ssof Sleraber 30. It operates31 ores In Nassau snd SuffolkCouatss and has received sp-prow for new branches ln Cen-tralaUp, West Bay Shore andWesBabylon.

pit National Bank, with asin/ office in Southampton, re-porJa assets of $15,335,000 asof |)tember 30.

pject to approval by stock-bqprs, the Comptroller of theCreacy and other regulatoryaiicles, the consolidation wouldtpffected by anexhangeof stocki the basis of four shares otjburity National for each share[First National.

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SCHwEIOER -HAHNMis* Barbara Margaret Hahn,

daughter of Mr and Mrs. Fred-erick G. Hahn of Miller Place,became the bride of George Jc -eph Schneider Jr. son of Mr. andMrs. George Schneider , Sr . ofMontauk Highway, Brookhaven , at4 n.m. November 24 in EmanuelLutheran Church, Patchogue.TheRev. Daniel G. Fiehler perform-ed the ceremony in the presenceof 90 guests. The altar was de-coreated with carnations and or-chids.

Given In marriage by herfather, the bride wore a whitegown with a chapel train , havinga fitted lace bodice with a scoop-ed neckline and traditional longsleeves coming to a point overher hands. Her bouffant skirtof lace was appllqued with silkorganza. Her crown was of purecrystal and seed pearsl and heldin place her double tiered finger-tip veil of silk illusion. She car-

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ried a cascade bouquet of whiteroses, carnations and snapdra-gons with a corsage center.

Mrs. Danton Bos of CenterMoriches was matron-of-honor.Her floor-length gown of bluepure silk was fashioned with ascooped neckline and small puffedsleeves. The gown had a widesash of darker blue. She wore amatching headpiece and carrieda bouquet of pink and white carn-ations.

Frederick Kuehnle Jr., of Med-ford was best man.

A reception for 75 guests washeld at the Bavarian Inn, LakeRonkonkoma, where a dinner wasserved. Music vias furnished byBUI King's Combo.

Mr. and Mrs. Schneider leftfor a short wedding trip to NewYork City. They are now resid-ing at 110 Ocean Avenue, CenterMoriches.

The bride is a graduate of PortJefferson High School, class of1959 where she majored lnscience and language. She ispresently employed in thePeoples National Bank of Patcho-gue.

Her husband is a graduate ofEastport High School , class of1958, and attended Long IslandUniversity. He is presently em-ployed as a building contractorin the firm of Schneider & KuehnleCustom Builders.

AL LMAN-HAL LMiss Lollta Gail Hall, daughter

of Elmer J. Hall of Ocean City,Md., and the late Mrs. Hilda Hall,became the bride of Kent Allman,son of Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Allmanof Washington, D.C. at 4 p.m.November 24 ln St. Pauls by theSea Episcopal Church, OceanCity, Md. The Rev. William De-tYeese officiated at the doublering ceremony.

Given in marriage by her fa-ther, the bride wore a full-lengthgown of delustered satin styledwith a fitted bodice, deco'leteneckline, trimmed with Alenconlace and having long pointedsleeves. The bouffant skirt fea-tured a domed front flowing intoa bustle back which fell into achapel train. Her fingertip veil

Mrs. Kent Allmanof imported illusion wss attachedto a crystal and seed pearl crown.She carried a cascade bouquet ofwhite roses, white carnations andwhite chrysanthemums with laceIon backing.Mrs. Stockton W. Rouzle of

Norfolk, Vs., a sister of thebride, was matron-of-honor. shewore a satin bell-shaped gown inroyal blue and matching bowheadband with a circular veil. Shecarried a cascade bouquet ofwhite and royal blue chrysanthe-mums and carnations with lacelunbacking.

Brad Allman of Arlington, Va.,the bridegroom's brother, wssbest man. The ushers were Stock-ton W. Rouzle Jr., of Norfolk,Va., and Tom E. Delly of Wash-ington, D.C,

A reception was held at Mario'sRestuarant ln Ocean City.

Mr. and Mrs. Allman will spendtwo weeks in New York City.Upon their return they will resideln Alexandria, Va.

Mrs. Allman is a graduate ofStephen Decatur High School,class of 1955. Upon her gradua-tion, she snd her sister continuedtheir dancing career profession-ally ln New York and other majorcities ln United States and Canada.Mrs. Allman is a graduate of

Patchogue High School end Man-hattan School of Music in NewYork City. He served ln the AirForce for three years. He isemployed by Friden, inc., inWashington, D.C.

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