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The Holtsville- Farmingville,North Patchogue and Med'ordFire Department Mondav fouehtfor close to four hours a brushfire which destroyed 50 to 60acres near North Ocea-i Avenuebetween Long Island Avenue andWoodycrest Drive ln the Holts-ville-Farmingville vicinity

Harold Schulz of the H-F ie-partment said the f i re , whichwas reported at 12:40 p m wasout of control for one ard onehalf hours as f i remen struggledagainst shi f t lng wi rds to containthe blaze During the af ternoonfrom 50 to 60 men fought thefire , and the f irefighting forcewas swelled to about 150 menafter working hours. Mr Schul?who handles public relations torhis department , said the causeof the fire is unknowr .

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Selections by the school bandand orchestra entertained pa-rents and friends attending theMay 15, meeting of the MedfordAvenue School Parent-TeacherAssociation.

The meeting, held in the schoolgym , featured an evening ofteacher recognition. Guestspeaker was William Carroll ,school board president.

Mrs. William S. Matsunaye ,past president , installed officersfor the coming year. Thoseinstalled were: Mrs. -MfredTex-lra , president; Joseph Farbstein ,vice president ; Mrs. Edwin Lu-bit , recording secretary; Mrs.Benjamin Gordon , treasurer;Walter Engelhardt , parllmentar-ian, and Mrs. Frank Wickham ,historian.

A high note of the evening wasthe presentation of the Life Mem-bership Awards for outstandingservice.

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Ronkonkoma andthe Lake News

B DavisAttorney Pasquale Mele of 32

Carlson Road, the Lake, has beenappointed referee of the Work-men's Compensation Board inNew York. Mr. Mele has his lawoffices in the Bronx.

Dr. Leon Hoffman of HawkinsAvenue spent several days lastweek at Saranac Lake where heattended a convention of optomnetrists. Dr. Hoffman stayed at theSagamore Hotel in Saranac.

The Knights of Columbus, St.Regis Council , held its third an-nual dinner dance May 26 at theFour Seasons Country Club inWestbury. More than 350 per-sons attended. Also present weretwo former priests of St. Jo-seph's, Father White and FatherMinogue, as well as the coun-cil's chaplain. Father Brown.

Ewald Guldenpfennig of St.James Road was elected a vicechairman at the annual meetingof the Central District , SuffolkCounty Council , Boy Scouts ofAmerica , held at the Elk Hotelin Port Jefferson May 23. Otherlocal men elected to office wereJoseph Pagan , Uldis Laivins,Paul Westerbeke and MartinVV eise. They will serve as dis-trict members for the council.

Holy Cross Lutheran Churchwill hold confirmation services at2:30 p.m. Sunday. The Couple'sClub of the church will have asmorgasbord supper at 6.30 p.m.Monday. This will be followed bya talent show. The club will notmeet during Jul y. In lieu of themeeting, members will attend' Fiorello ' at the Westbury Mu-sic Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reilly ofPeter Road celebrated their sixthwedding anniversary May 31.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips ,Jr., are the parent s of a daughterborn in Mather Memorial Hos-pital June 1. She has be;n namedLorraine Marie.

The church council of HolyCross will meet at 8 p.m. to-morrow.

Members of the CatholicDaughters of America , Court ofSt. Joseph's 975, were hostessesat an entertainment for the resi-dents of Our Lady of Consola-tion Home in Amityville. A selec-tion of music on various instru-ments was played by the studentsof Ray Kotula. This was followedby the serving of coffee and cupcakes made by Girl Scout Troop184. A sing along was also partof the program. Members fromthe court that attended were Mes-dames Frank Mooney, John Jor-don , Victor Cassella , HaroldRose , Stanley Dyma, Francis Ed-monds, Laurin Lucas , HenrySchoenemann, Arthur Dodge ,Thomas Clnncione, \nne Gruss ,William Skatull and Miss MarieErny. Mrs. Lucas was chairman.

Ronald Southworth , son of Mr.and Mrs. Peter Southworth ofCleary Road , has completed hisjunior year at the University ofProvincetown and is home for thesummer months. He has taken aposition with the RonkonkomaPost Office until he returns toschool in September.

Mrs. Florence Robins of Dor-

JU 8-3987adell Drive spent the weekend ather summer cottage on Fire Is-land.

Kenneth Brad y has completedhis sophomore year at AlbanyState Teacher 's College and isspending the summer with hisparents at their home on Laurel-ton Avenue.

The Rev.William Boone bap-tized the following children inthe Methodist Church at FiveCorners during May: SandraJean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Robert Pacourek of Holbrook;Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hotchkiss,godparents. Richard Wayne, sonof Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Waltersof Holbrook; Mr. and Mrs. Rich-ard Albert , godparents. CharlesRobert, son of Mr. and Mrs.Raymond Zauner of West Islip;Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brady ofthe Lake, godparents.

The following are the new of-ficers of the Methodist SeniorHigh Youth Fellowship: LeslieBrandt, president; Janet Kiernen ,vice president; Mathew Parin-ella , secretary; Jeffrey Streck-er , treasurer.

The Methodist Church at FiveCorners will celebrate PentecostSunday and Methodist Student Dayat the 11 a.m. service of Divineworship on Sunday. The new min-ister , the Rev. Harry S. Eid , Jr. ,moved into the parsonage lastweek with his wife and three youngdaughters.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCabeof Lakewood Street are the pare-ents of a daughter born in MatherMemorial Hospital Sunday. Sheweighed 6 pounds and has beennamed Maureen Patricia. Mr.and Mrs. McCabe have anotherdaughter , Nancy, and a son Kev-in

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bogackiand infant son of Duncan Avenuehave moved to Brentwood wherethey have purchased the Brent-wood Hotel on Brentwood Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawfordhave returned to their home inHudson Falls after visiting theirson and daughter-Li law , Mr. andMrs. Bron Crawford , and daugh-ters , Julie , April , Laura andJoan , of Laurel Street.

Wallace Taylor , Jr., sonofMr.and Mrs. Wallace Taylor of 105Patchogue Road , has enlisted inthe Coast Guard and as stationedin New Jersey. Young Taylorgraduated from Sachem HighSchool last June.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Murrayof Coates Avenue were marriedfive years on Saturday. Theycelebrated the occasion Fridaynight with dinner at the SaxonArms Restaurant _ in Oakdale.Wor k on their new home on Patch-ogue Road is progressing.

Mr. and Mrs. \N. Howard VanDeinse of Chestnut Avenue andMr. and Mrs. Walter Demarestcelebrated their anniversariesFriday night with dinner at theGateway Restaurant in Hunting-ton. The Van Deinse anniversarywas Wednesday and the Demarestanniversary Saturday. On Satur-day the two families spent the dayat the beach.

John E. Riker. Sr. of Holts-

ville was a Sunday dinner guestof Mr. and Mrs. James E. Davisand sons , Warren and Stephen , oiPortion Road. In the afternoonthey visited Mr. and Mrs. JohnSauer in Farmingdale who hadjust returned from Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goetzof Rustic Road are the parents ofa son born in Smithtown GeneralHospital May 27 He has beennamed James Joseph Goetz.

The Methodist Men 's Club issponsoring a fried chicken din-ner June 16 in the church base-ment. It will be served from 4 to8 p.m.

Joelle and William Agnew, Jr. ,children of Mr. andMrs. WilliamAgnew of Lincoln Avenue , theLake, appeared in the fourth an-nual operetta , Hansel and Crete Iby Humperdinck , presented byand at the Emanuel LutheranSchool in Patchogue , May 25 and27.

The Lake Ronkonkoma Parent-Teacher Association held a suc-cessful fair at the Gatelot AvenueSchool from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Saturday. Mrs. John Strecker wasin charge of the homemade foodbooth , Mrs. Donald Peck and Mrs.Ruth Ann Goetz , home made des-serts; Mrs. Charles E. Breutschand Mrs. Hans Bottke , books andmagazines; Mrs. Stella Banasie-wicz and Mrs. George L.Napoh-tano. White Elephant; Mrs. FrankD'Abramo , Pink Elephant ; Mrs.R obert Herrschaft, Mrs. PatrickBjertnes , Mrs. E. J. Behounek ,Mrs. Robert Wilson , Plant Booth;Mrs. John Celeste, Mrs. EdwardWittemeier , glamour booth , Mrs.John B. Monaco , Mrs. NicholasGerman , toyland; Mrs. ThomasMurphy, Mrs. Edward Heisel ,apron booth. There was also agrab bag.

Bay AvenuePTA Instal lsNew Office rs

Mrs Orville Meyer was mstalled as president of the bd *Avenue School Parents TeachersAssociation May 29

Other officers Installed byRichard Mauer for the forthcoming year were Mrs LouisSmith , first vice-president; MrsMichael Grecco second v icepresident; Mrs Morton Judelson , third vice-president; MrsHerbert Reidel , recording secretary ; Mrs A Salinas , corresponding secretarv; and MrsFrank Hutton , tr easure

To commemorate his outstanding work for both Ba> AvenueSchool and the PTA, RichardMauer was presented with a lif emembership in the PTA

Miss Shirley Phyle , musicaldirector at Bay, Avenue Schoolpresented a group of her fi f thand sixth grade students 1,1 i \eral vocal selections.

Mrs Marjorie Ge rard c*idMiss Helen Gould , w!u are et inne afte r teachim for "aiyears at Bu > \venue wen p T csented with tareweli L lit

The histo-ian ' s rep*rtgraphic summary of the ,^ar sPI \ act ivi t ies , wa ri dU 'n M'*Charlc s F rail

I h e evemnr s cnu rtainr i iwas presented by students IPatchogue Senior HlghSc hool under the direction ol I u i i.Romeo music supervisor I in sparticipating in the prog ran V,L TPaui Cochrane Barbara Girsho iand Judy Silveibush so < l *Rita Crocitto Karen l l i l h c d hKaren Lysak , J ill O 'Brien 1 lsaParts and Pat l^f undstein ente rtatned with several vocal sciections The male voca l ^ro upeoiisisted of Peter Borella Di ^ vvHambhn Bruce N' artino and W 1ham Steyert vxcornpamstj wereBarbara Girshoff and PnsctllaSwan

Flora l decorations were unde rthe direction ol Mrs Hump hrcAvery and Mis Domenic Delia

kefrcshmcrts wen ser* ed ithe kindergarten mothers headedb\ Mrs Arthur Gamtano \ r iGeorg e Kalivas , Kirs Robert 111thau and ."¦ rs C harles K L Uand Classroom Mothers unacr thedirection of Mrs Louis I ar-a wios and Mrs George Woitas

PHS Junior ChosenFor Advanced Study

Harold M . Hastings , son of Mr.and Mrs. Julius Hast in g s of 65Ketcham Avenue , Patchosrue , wi l ltake advanced courses in math-ematics and physics this Sum-mer at BrownLruversi ty in Prov -idence , R.I .

The progi am , sponsored by theNational Science 1 oundation isdesigned to provide younepeople ,chosen for the ir supenoracademic abilities with an op-portunity to pursue co l le ge- leve lstudy which may result in ad-vanced placement Alien they en-ter college .

A junior at Patchocu c Hi^hSchool , Harold is a member of theNational Honor Society.

In recent county-w ide mathe-matics competition he placedfirst in total per sonal score.

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e-itarv addit ions will take placeon Sunday at 2 p m at the WestMiddle Inland School Stanley Ab-rams , supervising principal ofScho 1 District 33 will deliverth^ principal address Followingthe ceremony open house -wil l beheld at each of the f oliu «."igschools Coram , West Middle Is-

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_ 1V1C DI 7*1 - Edward Mitchell , executive director , MerchantsDiv is ion of 1 itchopue Chamber of Commerce, expresses thanksof merchants to Boy Scouts who helped raise flags for stores onMemoi lal Dav. Lett to right are Mr. Mitchell , Robert Clark , EdBecht and Glenn Diener , members of Troop 44 , CongregationalChurc h , and Tommy Clark , a Cub Scout. By an arrangement work-ed out wi th Scoutmaster Melton Mulvey, boys picked up flags fromstores Tuesday, placed them in position Wednesday morning athalf-mast , raised them to full mast at noon and removed flags atsunset , in accordance with flag tradition for Memorial day.

FREE TICKETS - Students at Patchogue 's St. Franc is deSales School, Bobby Deedy, left, and Joey Langan ,wearing Mets shirt , disp lay 50 tickets to Mets-Giantsgame for July 16 that will be awarded to lucky dadsas part of Fathe r's day celebration by members ofMerchants division of Patchogue Chamber of Commerce.Free entries will be available in member stores be-ginning today and continuing thru June 16.

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