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Richard Rothe . sen of Mr. and.Mrs. Rit -hani Rot l ie oi' Terry road ,ceie 'irated his f o u r t h b i r thday Oc-tober 2~ w i t h a par ty at his home.Present we r e : S tephen and Ca thySp isak. K e n n y Seni les Key St i l l .Grogi f-v l l i r sch , ( i regory Cris t -man . Pamela Luca, Vieki and Mi-o '-.ael Scivi i ie 'i . .lay l t t - n Malsky.t ' l i e ry i Ly n n t 'o i l i n s , Brad Luff ,an<! Richard ' s bro ther . Kevin.A d u l t s present were Mesdames.lay Malsky. Pat l l i r sch , RobertSpisak , Robert Cr is tman , FrankSchanol , Robert Luff , Richart l Col-l ins . Peter Luca and Louis Potter.Also present was Wall y Rothe.

A surpr ise party in honor ofMrs. Rt ih land Reich was given by-Mr. Reich at their home on Wash-ington avenue Sunday afternoon.Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thom-as Kgan , Mr. and Mrs. RichardMayer , Mr. and Mrs. WilliamSch'uldt , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kel-lers, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wag-ner . Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Kel-lers , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry, Mr.and Mrs. Phil ip Liguori, Mr. andMrs. August Reich , Sr., Mr. andMrs. August Reich , Jr., Mr. andMrs. Walter Reich , Miss PriscillaKellers and Robert Reich , all ofPatchogue, Mr. and Mrs. HarveyCase, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cum-bern and Mr. and Mrs. ClarenceLaJ'Ytuntain , of Sayville, Mr. andMrs. Frank Lynn ,' Mrs. A . Muraand Miss Judy Lvnn , of East Mea-

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Tin 1 [tas t. presidents of JvLadies' au \ i,i a ry to trie Patch.>y aieAmer ican Legi.m met Mondayn igh t at the home of Mrs. PaulaMathewson at lO'.i J enn ings ave-nue. The birthday of Mrs. HelenLi gh tha i l was celebrated SecretPais were revealed and new Palsdrawn for the coming year. Pres-ent were Mesdames Ed i th Tracy.Nellie Hammond, Dorothy Truck ,Kdna Biggs. Emma Mango , Doro-thy Foster. Grayce Lessey, ViolaRoberts . Muriel Barteau and Mar-tha Laniont.

The past noble grands of Doro-thea Rebekah lodge wil l meet to-n igh t at the home of Mrs. TheresaI'ierce, -42 N'or thr idge street . Mrs.Florence Porter, s i t t ing past noblegrand , will be welcomed into thegroup. Secret Pals wi l l be reveal-ed and new Pals drawn for thecoming year.

Mrs. Sidney Gerrodette of 2S0Map le avenue wil l celebrate herbir thday on Monday .

Sheryl Wolff , daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Wolff of Herbertcircle , celebrated her fourth b i r th -day last Thursday with a f a m i l vd inner party at her home. Presentwere Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sossinand sons , Glenn and Kevin , ofFast Patchogue and Mr. and Mrs.David Sossin of Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A r c u r i ofWest Main street are the parentsof a daughter , Darlene Ann, hornOctober ->'.i at Brookhaven Me-morial hospital. The baby weighed8 pounds, 13 ounces. Mrs. Arcuriis the former Miss Nancy AnnScheiler of Lake Ronkonkoma.

Mrs. Francesco Panciatichi andMrs. William C. Jenkins of ColonelJosiah Smith chapter , Daughters

dow , Mr. and M rs. Michael Mar-cari and son , Michael , of Levit-town. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pal-las of Huntington , Mr. and Mrs.Robert Cass of Bellmore and theReich children . Frances, Randi ,Terri and Tommy. Mrs. Reich ,who was completely surprised bythe party, had been fishing at FireIsland Pines , where the Reicheshave a summer home ami had re-turned on Sunday afternoon witha 4Vu pound blue fish she hadcaught surf casting. Guests at theparty enjoyed cocktails and a buf-fet supper.

The Patchogue Advance is onsale at Caruso's Stationery, Asso-ciated Food Store. Coil's Delica-tessen. Smith 's Delicatessen, Mod-ford Avenue Stationery, Novick'sSuper Market , Finke's Delicates-sen. Andrea's Luncheonette, El-bert 's Market and Midway Lunch-eonette in Patchogue.—Adv.

Richard James Conklin , son ofMr. and Mrs. James Conklin of211 Lakewood street, celebratedhis first birthday on October 2fiwith a party at his home. His

of the American Revolution , areattending the annual luncheon ofthe DAR Ex-regents associationof New York state held todav atthe Horel Biltmore in Now Yorkcity. Dr. Ruza L. Stuerm willspeak on "Women for the Free-dom of Europe." Mrs. Irving Ber-lin wil l be among the honoredguests.

Robert J. Rehman . son of Mr.and Mrs. Fmi! Rehman of Rideravenue , is a freshman at the Uni-versity of Dayton in Dayton , O.

The Rev. Herbert K. Robinsonof the Patchogue Methodist churchhas announced that new membersboth by letter and on confessionof faith will be received into thechurch at the 11 a. m. serviceDecember I.

Allan Corelli of New York cityspent the weekend here visi t ingfriends and relatives.

Thomas Watthews, son of Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Watthews, Sr.,of fiO Prospect avenue, has been,named on the dean 's list at theNew York State College for Tea-chers at Albany for the springsemester. Mr. Watthews, wno isregistered for a bachelor of sciencedegree, is majoring in chemistry.His minor is in mathematics.

The Mary Martha circle of theWoman 's Society f o r ChristianService of the Methodist churchwill meet at the church at 2 p. m.next Thursday. The Mizpah circleof the WSCS will meet at 2 p. m.November 19 at the home of Mrs .Donald Blakeslee at 66 Rose ave-nue.

Oysters «'R" in Season. AlsoFresh Peconic Bay Scallops alSouth Bay Fish and Fruit Market.We deliver. GRover 5-1595.—Adv.

Mr . and Mrs. Anthony Dapolitoare residing in Fredericksburg, Va.Mrs. Dapolito is the former MissAnn Louise Astor , daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Maurice Astor of 147Jayne avenue. Mr. Dapolito is theson of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dapolitoof Oceanside and is an officercandidate at the Marine OfficersTraining school at Quantico, Va.Mrs. Dapolito had been attendingBrooklyn college. Her husband isa graduate of Adelphi college,Garden City, where he majoredin accounting. It is expected thathe will be commissioned in aboutsix weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Dapolitowere married on September 17 inNew York city.

Mrs. Eugene -Brooks of Rich-mond Hill spent Sunday with hersister, Miss Dorothy Treuer ofMaple avenue.

Mrs. Ella Ycrks of New Yorkcity, formerly, of South Oceanayenue , spent Monday with hersister, Mrs. Frances Schaefer ofFarmingville.

Susan , infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry J. Ostermann ofMaple avenue, was christened Sun-day a i t e rnoon in St. Francis deSales R. C. church by the Rev.John J. Gorman. The godparentsare Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iam Marranof Bayport . A dinner was heldat the Ostermann home. Alsopresent were Susan 's sister Terryand brother Gregory. Susan wasborn on October 25 at BrookhavenMemorial ho-pital .

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Ira Goldstein, son of IrvingGoldstein of 3 Lake street , anda senior at the New York StateCollege for Teachers at Albanywas recently named to the dean 'slist for the spring semester. Mr.Goldstein is registered for a bach-elor of science degree with a maj-or in chemistry and a minor inmathematics. The dean 's list iscomposed of all students who main-tain at least a B average in theiracademic work.

Mrs. Octo Silberbusch , sub-chiefof the Companions of the Forestof America , has announced thata card and bunco party will behold at 8:30 p. in. today in theKnights of Columbus hall , Ed-wards street. The affair will besponsored by the Companions ofthe Forest.

Raymond F. Kennedy has re-turned to his home on Jayne ave-nue after being a pat ient at Brook-haven Memorial hospital where heunderwent surgery.

Diane Lenore, infant daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Valentiof 46 Terrell street, was christen-ed in St. Francis de Sales R. C.church Sunday afternoon. The Rev.John J. Gorman officiated. MissGeraldine Lavay of Holbrook isthe godmother and Ronald Avianoof East Patchogue the godfather.A family party was held in thebaby 's honor. Present were Mr.and Mrs. L. Lavay and children ,Robert . Kuddv , Patty and Gerald-ine; Mrs. Anthony Aviano, daugh-ter Maifie , and son Ronald , of EastPatchogue; Mr. and Mrs. ThomasMacy , and the baby's sister Judy,and brothers , Kenneth and Dennis.

Harold Sweda, son of Mr. andMrs. Thomas Sweda of Terry road ,celebrated his f i f th birthday lastweek. The room was decorated forHalloween. Guests were Randyand Renee Sweda, Susan andNancy Allen , Kenneth Searles, RoyStill , Cathy Ruzika , Patty Gilman ,Kenneth Neubeck and Harold'sbrothers, Thomas , Robert andRichard. Later in the day, grown-ups visiting Harold to wish himhappy birthday were, Mrs. How-ard Ruzika , Mr. and Mrs. EdwardSweda , Sr., and Mr. and Mrs.Edwin Sweda, Jr.

Riehaid Mauer , president ofthe Bay Avenue School Parent-Teacher Association will presideat a meeting of the executiveboard at 8 p. m. Tuesday in theschool cafeteria.

Mrs. Paula Mathewson of 109Jennings avenue has returned toher home after spending a weekwith her son-in-law and daughter,Mr. and Mrs. E. Guy Waller , Jr.,and famil y of Auburn , Ala. OnSaturday they attended the Au-burn-Florida football game andthe Homecoming of the collegealumni.

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ditmarscelebrated their tvventy-s.econdwedding anniversary October 19.Guests were Mr. and Mrs. EdwardSchauss of Northport , Mr. and Mrs.Vincent Wrynn of Richmond Hill ,Mr. and Mrs. John Harder andMr. and Mrs. Burghardt Turner.

Mrs Loretta Petry and daugh-ter , Mary, have returned to theirhome on River avenue after spend-ing a month in Miami Beach , Fla.

Mr. and Mrs . Harry Conklin anddaughter, Patricia, of PatuxentRiver , Md., spent the weekend withMrs. Conklin 's mother, Mrs. ArchieL. Wicks of Rose avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jurgenson,who spent the summer in Patch-ogue, arrived on Saturday in NorthMiami , Fla., where they will spendthe winter. Before leaving forFlorida they spent several dayswith their son-in-law and daugh-ter , Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Peters,in Riverdale.

The Patchogue Advance is onsale at Chamier's, Sam Zanga's,Sausner Stationery, Sack's Sta-tionery, Patchogue Stationery, Ri-alto Stationery, Johnny's, Mac andJulie's, Murphy's, Mike's Grocery,Meyer's Delicatessen, Krause'sDelicatessen and Otto's Stationeryin Patchogue.—Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hambel andsons of Pelham Manor and Dr. andMrs. Richard Lonsdale and son ofSyracuse were recent guests atthe home of Dr. and Mrs. AldenT. Stuart of Rose avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. George Robinsonand daughters, Nancy and Lucinda ,

of Swezey street, East Patchogue,will move to Port Jefferson theend of the month. Mr. Robinson isa laboratory technician at MatherMemorial hosnital.

Mrs. Chvc Ree^r ol Lakewoodstreet and Mr. and Mrs. WilliamCarroll of Medford attended theNew York State School boardsassociation convention last weekin Syracuse. Mrs. Reed and Mr.Carroll are members of the Boardof Education of the Patchoguesystem.

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wald ofNorth Ocean avenue are spendingthe winter in Hollywood Beacn ,Fla.

ihere is no substitute for Pat-chogue A d v a n c e advertising inBrookhaven Town-—Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cardamoneof Waveriy avenue will celeoratetneir forty-lifth wedding anni-versary on Sunday.

Karen Gaible, daughter of Mr.ana Mrs. Joseph Vveinzettle ofWiggins avenue, celebrated herlourtn birthday last week with abirthday party at her home, 'lheroom was decorated for Hallo-ween, with party favors in theHalloween tneme. Guests werePriscilla and Robert Garcia , Ro-bert Hutton , Patricia Cavutti, Wil-liam Hutton , Sara Bocrjes, Rich-ard Barthelme and Karen 's sis-ters, Judith and Auralee.

Patricia Corley, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. William Corley of Pot-ter street, celebrated her sixthbirthday Sunday with a party ather home. The room was decoratedwith birthday balloons and stream-ers. The children played partygames. Present were Deborah Ju-delson, Priscilla Britnell, BarbaraKaiser, Michael Greco, DonaldShepherd , Heather Allen , DouglasBarrie and Patty's older brother,Mark.

Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Boerjesof Wiggins avenue entertained atdinner Saturday night, Mr. andMrs. Bruce Hawkins and Mr. andMrs. Edwin Bailey, in honor ofMr. Boerjes' birthday.

Jane Loewenthal, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Eli Loewenthal ofBeverley avenue, East Patchogue,celebrated her eleventh birthdayMonday afternoon , with a Hallo-ween costume party at her home.Halloween games were played anddancing was enjoyed by the girls.Guests were Cathy 'Biggs, EllenBoerjes , Helen Jones, Carol Di-Martino, Joyce Levy, Janet Smith,Theresa Costello, Nan Miller, Elea-nor Vendetti, Melinda Brady andMiriam Eggert.

David Joseph, infant son of Mr.and Mrs. John Rockett of 124Maple avenue, was baptized Octo-ber 27 in St. Francis de Sales R.C. church by the Rev. JosephDunn. The sponsors are Mr. andMrs. LeRoy Drake of 229 Schoen-feld boulevard.

Johanna Schauer, Rose Petraneik,Ethel Rose and Muriel Overton.

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The Women 's Fellowship of theCongregational church will holdits bazaar and fair Wednesdayfrom 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. at thechurch , where handicraft, whiteelephants, greeting cards, flow-ers and mystery packages are onl ya few of the many articles featur-ed.

A chicken luncheon will be serv-ed from 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m.Mrs. Clifford C. Scarlett is chair-man of the bazaar and luncheon.

A T THF Mf.VIF'Q ar<? Gene Ke,1y and Mitzi Gaynor,t\l I nil, iVlVy V ll^D abov e, and Kay Kendall and TainaFig s ta r r ing in "Les Girls" gay new musical drama filmed inCincmaScope and Metrocolor now at the Patchogue Theatre. Itw i l l run th rough next Thursday.

CLUB NEWSFIRE DEPARTMENT AL'X.

The Ladies' auxiliary of theNorth Patchogue Fire departmentmet in the firehouse on Franklinstreet Friday night. Mrs. Eliza-beth Fiala presided. Election ofofficers took place. Newly electedofficers are : President, Mrs. GraceDeedy; vice president, Mrs. Bet-ty Cristman ; recording secretary,Mrs. Norene Rothe; financial sec-retary, Mrs. Mary Scutari; trea-surer, Mrs. Frances Schwab; chap-lain , Mrs. Ann Levermann; oneyear trustee, Mrs. Evelyn Wal-ters ; two-year trustee, Mrs. HopeEhlers; three-year trustee, Mrs.Marie Mayer; Sunshine Lady,Mrs. Sophie Worrad; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Helen Todd; custo-dian , Mrs. Vicki Hunter; mem-bership committee, Mrs. JudyBaker , Margaret Overton andEvelyn Walters. The new of-ficers will be installed at the De-cember meeting by Mrs. CharlesHunter. A covered-dish supperwill be served. Secret Pals will berevealed and new ones drawn for1958.

The auditing of books will takeplace Monday at the home of Mrs.Levermann on Franklin street.The auditing committee includesMesdames Charles Hunter andEvelyn Walters. Officers presentwill be Mesdames Norene Rothe,Frances Schwab, Betty Cristmanand Elizabeth Fiala.

Plans are being made for aChristmas party to be held at thefirehouse on December 21 for thejauxiliary, Fire department andthe North Patchogue Fire de-partment band. Mrs. Evelyn Wal-ters is chairman. A meeting willbe held at her home on Avery ave-nue November 15.

Refreshment committee for theDecember 6 meeting is Mesdames

Progress Is MadeOn War MemorialIn Center Moriches

CENTER MORICHES—Defini teplans for a Center Moiiches warmemorial emerged from a lengthyand sometimes heated discussionat a public meeting held by theChamber of Commerce ot theMoriches at Center Moriches Highschool last week.

Principals in the discussion wereMrs. James B. M. Bulloch andJames Hoyt , senior vice command-er of Moriches post , Veterans ofForei gn Wars , Chamber SecretaryEdwin Arnzen , Joseph Gomez andWilliam Reid. Mrs. Bulloch andMn Hoyt are co-chairmen of awar memorial committee set upthis year by the Chamber andMessrs. Gomez and Reid are alsocommittee members.

Although no final decision wasreached on the type of memorialto be erected , it appeared as thediscussion progressed that thememorial will be of a type agreedupon by the VFW and AmericanLegion and that it would mostprobably be placed near the en-trance of Mt. Pleasant cemetery.The memorial , a stone surmountedby an eagle with spots on all foursides for plaques, was designed byEmery Tenke, Jr., of the VFW.

The War Memorial fund raisedafter World War II and now inChamber custody contains some$1,600. These funds would be usedto defray the cost of the me-morial or pay for it completely.Only the names of Center Morichesvets of World War II would beinscribed on a bronze plaque onthe memorial, it was said.

MB Grace LutheranGround Is Broken

MASTIC BEACH — The Rev.Arthur W. Geidel , pastor of theGrace Lutheran church of MasticBeach , announced that ground-breaking ceremonies was heldSunday following the 10 a. m.service for adults and children.

A procession took place at10:30 a. m. to the new site of thechurch located on Mastic road andWashington avenue.

Clearing operations got under-way Monday morning and thebuilding is expected to be com-pleted by the third week in May.

Dedication of the church isplanned for Decoration day week-end.

Suffolk Estates and WillsWills for Probate

Alber t Bausback of Patchogue ,im.j died Septemoer 21, ietl anestate vaiueu at $1H>0 m personalana more than $2u ,00G in real pro-perty. The entire estate is willedto r-uise Bausback , widow andexecutrix , 25 Map le avenue, Pat -chogue.

ine will of Evelyn S. Mott otPort Jefferson , who died May 10,disposes of personalty valued at*2,o00 and realty worth . 10,000.Horace E. Mott of Moriches road,Eastport , and Constance P. Haw-kins of Port Jefferson, cousins,inherit in equal shares. Mr. Mottis named executor.

Letters of Administration

Application has been made forLetters of Administration on theestate of the following :

Harold II. Schwab of Patchogue,who died August 29; value of es-tate, about $5,000 in personal and$5,000 in real property; AnnaSchwab, widow, 369 Oak street ,Patchogue, petitioner.

Ruth D. Tuttle of Eastport, whodied July 27, 1956; value of estate,about $5,000 in personal property ;Ray L. Tuttle, husband, Eastport,petitioner.

Colin Keillor , also known asColin Balfour Keillor, of WadingRiver, who died August 25; valueof estate, about $5,000 in person-

^,ai , and £ 12.000 in real propert y;Myra Keillor , Parker road , Wail -ing River , petitioner.

Frances A. Mclnerney of Pat-chogue, who died May S; value ofestate, about $*35,0*>*> in personaland §10,000 in real property; Ray-mond M. Murphy, nephew, 11North drive, Buffalo, 16, N. Y.,petitioner.

Grace V. Tooker of Port Jeffer-son, who died July 13; value ofestate, over $5,000 in personaland over $5,000 in real property;Vail G. Tooker, son, Port Jeffer-son, petitioner.Limited Letters of Administration

Estate of Donna Maria Garciaof Patchogue. who died March 28.The petition of Justino Garcia ,father, 91 Swezey street, Patch-ogue, states a right of actionexists, presumably for the deathof the decedent.

Estate of Letisia Garcia of Pat-chogue, who died March 28. Thepetition of Justino Garcia , father,91 Swezey street , Patchogue,states a right of action exists,presumably for the death of thedecedent.

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