Holtsville & MEDFORD NEWS ITEMS CHURCH...
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Holtsville & Farmingville Mrs. Eleanor Bureau —SElden 2-S848 CIVICS The Farmingville-Holtsville Ci- vic Taxpayers Association , Inc.. will hold their regular monthl y meeting 8:30 p. in. tomorrow at the Farmingville Fireball on Farm-to-Markot Road . Farming- ville. Cuest speaker will be Char- les Barraud. . superintendent of highways for the Tow n of Brook- haven , who will answer any ques- tions pertaining to his department. The lighting of Farmingville and Holtsville will again be under d\<- cussian. The lighting district is in its final stages and anyone in the area desiring lig hts has only a limited time to contact the organi- zation or Miss Frances Bruno , president of the association. Also under discussion will be a letter received from the Town Board concerning garbage- dispo- sal. Miss Bruno would like as man yof the people as possible from the Holtsville area to come out since they are most directly concerned. BUS FRANCHISE Tuesday a delegation of peop le from the Farmingville and Map le- ciesf aieas were on hand at the Brookhaven Tow n Boa rd meeting in support of the franchise for a !- ¦ _ ¦ . «• route between Farmingville n?d Lake Ronkonkoma. Attorney Alan Brand of Waverlv Avenue, Holtsville. represented Eberhardt ' s bus cempany. seeking the fran- chise. The Town Board granted the request ; now tht app lication must go before the Public Service Com- mission. The bus will h;i\ e a seat- ing capacity of 40 . the fare will be 25 cents ' and the schedule will be at thiee hour intervals. 9 a. in., 12 noon. 3 p. m. and 6 p. m. NAUTICAL CADETS The Allied Nautical Cadets held their fu st open house at the Wa- M ri y Avenue Sc hool . Holtsville. The ' parents of members and par- Hits niterested m enrolling their children w ere on hand to see for tht msehes the inner workings of the battalion. The cadets , formally stalled in May. already boast a membership of over 80. Parents attending were show n verbally and b y action how the cadets are taught discip line , respet t , loyalty and honor to Cod. country and pan nts. After the children were called to :, 'tuition, Robert (iiambattista , pniiiipal of the Lynw ood Avenue School, was "p iped aboard" with all th.e honors afforded an admiral , alUr which the battalion present- ed arms ami Mr. (iiambattista with the otticei s made a formal inspec- tion. .Mr. (iiambattista assisted in the piesentation of the medals and award- chen to the cadet< for var- ious -en ices rendered . There fol- lowed the presentation of a 50- stai battalion flag b\ Mrs. Coz/i and Mrs. Taccia to Commander J;.ire- Rei'l y. on behalf of the ca- dets. The cad' ts were disbursed to thoii - ngiilar classes where parents were permitted to \i>it. When classes were ovei , refreshments wen- served, donated by the mo- thers. At Tlie conclusion. Mr. Giambat- tista was "' p ipe d ashore. " Commander Reilly announced that in a letter received last week , the commanding officer of Fort Gi oige Meade. Md.. in reply to the pioposed trip of the cadets to spend a w c kend at the base, said hi \\ Lb sorry he could not make the faiihties available to the ca- dets, due to the Preside nt ' s recall of Army reservists. However , ef- foits are being undertaken to make a ti p to Annapolis instead. ( o 'umander Reilly also asked all thi mothers to rummage throug h then basements and attics for any forgMttm musical instruments s ' r.n the cadets are try ing to form a band. Anyone having such an ir. strumer.t is asked to contact Mis. James Reill y at SE 2-6176. REPUBLICAN CLUB The Robert S. Still Republican Club held its monthl y meeting Sep;em!.ci- 25 . at the Farmingbille Fnehall. Tw elve new members were em oiled (iuest speakers were Geoigi Fuchs. David Weinberger. i.nd Claieme Hough all candi- dates fe! i nunc, man in this com- ing election. John P. Cohalan, candidatt for county judge , Alex Iio ' os , candidate lor i cceiver of taxes , and Bn okhaven Town Jus- tice of the Peace Leon E. Giuf- freda. also ~poke. Mi. l-\ichs oonated a blue Vene- tian Glass botth whan wa. - awar- ded to him. after which he re-dona- tid it foi an award at the next meeting. That meeting will be held 8:30 )). m. October 23 at the Holtsvdk Community Hall on Wc- verlv Av- nue. GIBL SCOUTS Gill Si out Tioop 11 held their fiist n •jula: meeting of me -ca-on with 22 gill- , indud- .ng the new flyups , attending. Mis. Lawrence How ell , leadei . and Mis . hc\\aid Betz welcome d ea< h gnl individu- ally, reviewing UIPI them the aim. - and goals of the dirt Scout mo\e- ment. The Scou ' s ) pji ej wi*h the scout ' s promise and laws . Fl yups were inflated b\ the girl - after which patrol leadi- s weie s elected for three patrol units . First Class Scout Kathv Di Pierro will be in chaige of the flyups. Susan Betz , Nancy Boyd , and Kathy Reth are patrol leaders and will assist Miss Di Pierro. Open discussions as to p lans for the year included cookouts , hikes , roller-skating* parties and tall: of a tri p to Washinpton , D. C. The following mothers formed a troop committee: Mesdames Char- les Cohen , chairman. Bond , Daniel Di Pi< rro , Von Glahn , Alderich and Montalbano , who will as- sist at the troop meetings . The next meeting will be held 7-8:30 ]) . m. today at the Waverly Avenue School , Holtsville. Mrs . Betz asked all persons in- terested in the youth of the com- munit y to offer their service. A training course for leaders will open October 24 in Centereach. In- formation may be obtained from Mrs . Betz at SE 2-3203 or Mrs, De Castro at SE 2-5711. CUB SCOUTS The monthly meeting- of Cub Pack 80 was held 7:30 p. m. Sep- tember 25 , at the Waverly Avenue School , Holtsville. Approximately 60 cubs and their families were in attendance. Colonel Harry Dayton , Suffolk County Civil Defense director , was guest speaker. Col. Dayton ex- plained the role of Civil Defense in the county and gave timely tips. He advocated the setting up of a "Grandma 's Pantry "' in every home not onl y for use in the event of nuclear attack , but also as a precautionary measure in the event of heavy snowstorms such as this area experienced last Winter. He stressed that the pantry should contain food which may be con- sumed without cooking, should a iamily be faced by power failure, lie further stressed the need for the cubs as well as their parents to have a knowledge of first aid. A scale model of a fall-out shel- ter was on hand for all to view and the Colonel answered many pertinent questions. A demonstra- tion of mouth to mouth breathing was done b y John Kenna and John Plonski. The following awards were presented by Cubmaster George Forstel and Assistant Cub- master Arthur Meyer: Bobcats , Paul Fessler and John Hop kins; Wolf badges. Paul Straub , David Bality and Kevin Conway; Gold arrow under Wolf badge , Kevin Conway; Silver arrow under Wolf badge , Richard Crawford. Mr. Forstel explained the pro- ject for the coming season and stressed the fact that Cubbing is a family adventure , with parent ' s role a most vital one. Refreshments were provided b y the parents of Den 1. This year Brownie Troop 126 will meet 7 p. m. Fridays at the Lynwood Avenue School , Farming- ville, instead of their former Tues- day afternoons , starting this week. Mrs. Mathias Brill , leader of the troop, requests any interested mo- thers to call her at SE 2-5108. They are in need of a financial chairman. Mrs. Sleter is co-leader. The Youth Advisory Group, Inc., of Farmingville-Holtsville reported they received a rep ly to the letter written to James Reese , recreation director for the Town of Brook- haven. that he will attend the next meeting of the group, 8:30 p. m. October 20 . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sardone of Starling Place , Farmingville. Mrs. Rose Merca- ciante urges all interested parents to attend. The Parent-Teacher Association will hold a cake sale 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.. Saturday. Cakes will be available at the following pla- ces: Pete 's Luncheonette , Holts- ville , the post office on Farm-to- Market Road , Farmingville , and the Grand Union in the Lake Ron- konkoma Shopping Center. Any mother wishing to donate a cake may bring it to the Waverly Ave- nue School , Holtsville , between 7 to 9 p. m. Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Variale of Hetty ' s Path , Farmingville , en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. J. Conti and son , Salvatore , of Ozone Park last weekend. Mrs. Conti is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Variale. Salvatore Conti celebrated his first birthday October 1 , by visit- ing with his grandparents for the weekend. Maureen Straub was 10 years old September 27. Her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Straub of Waverl y Avenue , Holtsville , gave her a party September 30. Guests in at- tendance were Julia Swinson , Lin- da and Carolyn Caine , Debbie and Denise De Leo , Maryann Lawson , Tob y Cohen , Patty Von Glahn , Pa- tricia De Vere , Kathy Hulze , Kath y Mann , Wendy Bond , Ann Marie and Linda Modugno , Ruth Balaity, Pat Quinlan , Linda Pa- netta. Laureen , Julie Ann and Buz- zv Garv , Bobbv Zunno. Bruce Terry, Clifford Neill , Danny Di Pierro , George Keibel , Edward Me Nall y and Paull and Karen , Mau- reen 's brother and sister. \\ endy Hansen was given a party September 30 by her par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mitchell of Tuck Lane , Farmingville , in honor of her eleventh birthday. Wendy ' s guests were Florence Mc Manus , Andrea Reilly, Frances Boyle , Thomas Mc Manus , James Farrara , Randy and Gordon Han- sen and Bobby, Linda and Michael Powers. Mrs. Mary Auditore of Farm- to-Market Road , Farmingville , has just returned from a two-week va- cation , spent in San Francisco , where her granddaughter is atten- ding Buckley College. Mr. and Mrs. James Scanlon of 50 College Road , Farmingville , gave a party in honor of their daughter , Patricia ' s eighth birth- day last Saturday. Guests atten- ding were Bobbie and Debbie Ve- laney, Susan Richards , Madeline Brilf , Patty Savoia , Barbara Sle- ter , Denise Ferrant , Jackie Foss and Patricia ' s brother and sister , Jimm y and Sharon. Mrs. Helen Gorski of Baltimore. Md., Patri- cia ' s grandmother , was also pre- sent. Mrs. Gorski is here on an extended visit with the Scanlonis. MEDFORD NEWS ITEMS Mrs. Martha Theis , GRover 5-3559 v EXTENSION SERVICE The Medford unit of the Suf- j folk County Home Extension Ser- 1 vice met at the home of Mrs. E. A. Theis last Wednesday afternoon. Preliminary arrangements in the braided rug project were discus- sed , with actual work to begin October 11. Because of the hurri- cane , the training classes in pub- lic affairs and braided rugs were postponed. Refreshments followed with Mrs. Philip Kohler , as hos- tess. A number of the members plan to attend the annual Suffolk Coun- ty meeting and luncheon at the Town House , Huntington from 10 a. m. to 3 p. in. October 31. Be- sides the annual business meeting there will be an exhibit of the work done by members during the past year , and a dress revue in the morning. After the luncheon , there will be a lecture demonstra- tion on interior decorating b y a representative of Flint & Horner. MEDFORD 1-H CLUB The second-year members of the Medford Girls ' 4-H Club Satur- day enjoyed their household mana- gement class of "Let' s hel p at home " , including ironing, dish- washing and the making and changing of a bed. Next Saturday, beginning at 10 a. m., the girls whose names begin with A to N will make dish gardens in the in- door garden class. Girls should bring a suitable dish or p iece of pottery, some small plants and a tiny flower pot for African Violet propagation. The necessary soil will be available at class. VFW POST & AUX The members of Henry J. Jon- es Post 2937 , Veterans of Foreign Wars , and the Ladies ' Auxiliary met at a joint session at the Vete- rans hall last Thursday night. Dis- cussed was the annual Armistice Day ball , to be held November 11 wlmn . at 11 p. m.. the solemn ritual in memory of members who have passed on will take place. Discussed also was the adult Christmas party for post and aux- iliary members to be held Decem- ber 9. The children ' s Christmas part y will be held the afternoon of December 17. Refreshments will be served at both events and .special entertainment is planned for the children 's party. Santa will appear at both events. The post will hold its annual New- Year ' s Eve dance. An October ward par- t y, for the patients at North port Hospital is planned by the post and auxiliary. After the business meeting re- freshments were enjoyed. The com- mander and the auxiliary Presi- dent , Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kiern- an , were surprised during refresh- ments with a beautiful three-tier- ed wedding cake , brought in in recognition of their fourteenth- wedding anniversary. The cake was made by Mrs. Wi'liam Kien- ingm* , senior vice pre-ident in charge of refreshments. Mrs. How- ard Brown was also congratulated when she announced she was cle- brating her fifty-fourth anniver- sary. * : - < :)' M e s d a m e s Christina Eagle, Christian Koschara and Saci Fa- ron of Coram , and Joseph Kucera of Sayville were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henry oj Richmond Avenue on Friday. Mrs. Edward Smalling of Rob- inson Avenue is in charge of the annual Girl Scout financial drive in Medford, launched this week. The girls are selling cookies in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warncke of Tremont Av< nue enjoyed a two- week vacation in the Catskill Mountains and at Westhampton Beach , returning home over the weekend. Mr. and Mr. - . John Reinfian k, of Tremont Avenue returned honv Saturday after spending severa l weeks in Florida, where they \ i-il- ed with the Geoige Li pponer fam- il y at Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Jos"ph Connelly, Sr.. of Pennsylvania Avenue re turned home over the weekend af- ter a vacation in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. William Rate of the Private Road returned home over the weekend after a week' s visit with the Louis Decker family at Farmington , Me. The Deckers , who live in Brookhaven and have a Summer home in Maine , expect to return here soon. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Warner of Mt. Vernon A.venue , spent Sunday at Staten Island , where they visit- ed with their daughter. Miss Nan- cy Warner , at Wagner College. Her grandmother , Mrs. E. A. Theis accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ellis and son , Albe rt , Jr., of Long Island Avenue , drove to Albany Sunday to visit with their daughter , Miss Carlo Lee Ellis , who is attending Albany State Teachers College. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wehland. son. Uwe . and daughter , Bridget , of Holtsville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wille of Oregon Avenue last Thursday night. ST. MARK S CHURCH Sen ices at St. Mark' s Episco- pal Church include Holy commu- nion at 9 a. m. every Sunday. The Rev. Donald C. Latham of Stony Brook is priest-in-charge. Church school classes will resume at 10 a. m. Sunday. Miss Ida Medeck ST. SYLVESTER' S CHURCH will supervise. Masses at St. Sylvester ' s R. C. Church are held at 7:30 , 9 , 10, 11 a. m. and 12 noon Sundays. Weekday masses are at 8 a. m. daily. Confessions are heard from 4 to 5 and 7:30 to 8 p. m. Saturdays , Baptisms are at 4 p. m. on Sunday afternoons. The Passionist Fathers are con- ducting a Mission until October 15. Masses are held every morn- ing from 7 to 8 a. m. and 8 p. m. every night. The Rosary Society will meet Friday night. 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Transcript of Holtsville & MEDFORD NEWS ITEMS CHURCH...
Holtsville &FarmingvilleMrs. Eleanor Bureau —SElden 2-S848
CIVICS
The Farmingvi l le-Hol tsvi l le Ci-vic Taxpayers Association , Inc..will hold their regular monthl ymeeting 8:30 p. in. tomorrowat the Farmingv i l le Fireball onFarm-to-Markot Road . Farming-ville. Cuest speaker will be Char-les Barraud. .superinten dent ofh i g h w a y s for the Tow n of Brook-haven , who will answer any ques-t ions per ta in in g to his department.
The l ight in g of Farmingvi l le andHol t sv i l le will again be under d\<-cussian. The l ighting district is inits f inal stages and anyone in thearea desiring lig hts has only alimited time to contact the organi-zation or Miss Frances Bruno ,president of the association.
Also under discussion will be aletter received from the TownBoard concerning garbage- dispo-sal. Miss Bruno would like asman yof the people as possiblefrom the Holtsvi l le area to comeout since they are most directlyconcerned.
BUS FRANCHISE
Tuesday a delegation of peop lefrom the Farmingvil le and Map le-cie s f a i eas were on hand at theBrookhaven Tow n Boa rd meetingin support of the franchise for a!-¦_¦.«• route between Farmin gvi l le
n?d Lake Ronkonkoma. AttorneyAlan Brand of Waverlv Avenue ,Hol t svi l le . represented Eberhardt 'sbus cempany. seeking the fran-chise. The Town Board granted therequest ; now th t app licat ion mustgo before the Public Service Com-mis sion. The bus will h;i\ e a seat-ing capacity of 40 . the fare willbe 25 cents' and the schedule willbe at t h i ee hour intervals . 9 a. in.,12 noon. 3 p. m. and 6 p. m.
NAUTIC AL CADETS
The All ied N autical Cadets heldtheir fu st open hou se at the Wa-M ri y Avenue Sc hool . Holtsville.The ' paren ts of members and par-Hit s nitere sted m enrol l in g theirchildren w ere on hand to see forth t msehes the inner workings ofthe ba t t a l i on . The cadets , formal lys ta l l ed in May. already boast amembership of over 80. Parentsa t t end in g were show n verbally andby act ion how the cadets aretau gh t discip line , respet t , loyaltyand honor to Cod. country andpan nts.
Af te r the children were calledto :, ' t u i t i o n , Robert ( i iambatt i s ta ,pni i i ipa l of the Lynw ood AvenueSchool , was "piped aboard" withall th . e honors afforded an admiral ,a l U r which the battal ion present-ed arms ami Mr. ( i iambat t is ta wi ththe o t t ice i s made a formal inspec-t ion. .Mr. ( i i amba t t i st a assisted inthe p iesen ta t i on of the medals andaward- chen t o the cadet< for var-ious -en ices rendered . There fol-lowed the presentation of a 50-stai battalion flag b\ Mrs. Coz/iand Mrs. Taccia to CommanderJ ;.ire- Rei ' l y. on behalf of the ca-dets.
The cad' ts were disbursed tothoi i - n g i i l a r classes where parentswere permi t ted to \ i> i t . Whenclasses were ovei , refreshmentswen- served, donated by the mo-thers.
At Tlie conclusion. Mr. Giambat-tista was "' p ipe d ashore."
Commander Rei l ly announcedthat in a letter received last week ,the commandin g officer of FortGi o i g e Meade. Md.. in reply tothe pioposed t r ip of the cadets tospend a w c kend at the base , saidhi \\ Lb sorry he could not makethe fa i ih t ies available to the ca-dets, due to the Preside nt 's recallof Army reservists. However , ef-f o i t s are bein g under taken to makea ti p to Annapol is instead.
( o 'umander Rei l ly also asked allthi mothe r s to rummage throughthen ba sements and attics for anyf o r g M t t m m u s i c a l ins t rumentss 'r.n the cadets are try ing to forma band. Anyone having such anir.st rumer .t is asked to contactMis . James Reill y at SE 2-6176.
REPUBLICAN CLUBThe Robert S. Still Republican
Club held it s monthl y meetingSep;em!.ci- 25. at the FarmingbilleFnehal l . Tw elve new memberswere em oiled (iuest speakers wereGeoi g i Fuchs. David Weinberger.i.nd C la i em e Hou gh all candi-da te s fe! i nunc , man in this com-ing elec t ion. John P. Cohalan,cand ida t t for county jud ge, AlexI i o ' os , c a n d i d a t e lor i cceiver oftaxe s , and Bn okhaven Town Jus-tice of the Peace Leon E. Giuf-freda. also ~poke.
M i . l-\ichs oonated a blue Vene-t ian Glass bot t h w h a n wa.- awar-ded to h im . a fter wh ich he re-dona-tid it foi an award at the nextmeeting . That me et in g will be held8:30 )) . m. October 23 at theHol tsvdk C o mm u n i t y Hall on Wc-verlv Av- nue .
GIBL SCOUTSG i l l Si out Tioop 11 held their
f i i s t n •j ula: m e e t in g of me -ca-onwith 22 g i l l - , i ndud -.ng the newflyups , a t t e n d i n g . Mis . LawrenceHow ell , leadei . and M i s . hc\ \aidBetz welcome d ea< h g n l individu-ally, reviewing U I P I them the a im.-and goals of the d i r t Scout mo\e-ment. The Scou ' s ) pj i e j w i * h thescout 's promise and laws . Fl yupswere inflated b\ th e girl - afterwhich patrol leadi - s weie selectedfor three patrol u n i t s .
First Class Scout Kathv DiPierro will be in chaige of theflyups. Susan Betz , Nancy Boyd ,and Kathy Reth are patrol leadersand will assist Miss Di Pierro.Open discussions as to plans forthe year included cookouts, hikes ,roller- skatin g* parties and tall: ofa tri p to Washinpton , D. C.
The following mothers formed atroop committee: Mesdames Char-les Cohen , chairman. Bond , DanielDi Pi< rro , Von Glahn , Alderichand Montalbano , who will as-sist at the troop meetings . Thenext meeting will be held 7-8:30]) . m. today at the Waverly AvenueSchool , Holtsville.
Mrs . Betz asked all persons in-terested in the youth of the com-muni t y to offer their service. Atraining course for leaders willopen October 24 in Centereach. In-formation may be obtained from
Mrs . Betz at SE 2-3203 or Mrs,De Castro at SE 2-5711.
CUB SCOUTS
The monthly meeting- of CubPack 80 was held 7:30 p. m. Sep-tember 25, at the Waverly AvenueSchool , Holtsville. Approximately60 cubs and their families were inattendance.
Colonel Harry Dayton , SuffolkCounty Civil Defense director , wasguest speaker. Col. Dayton ex-plained the role of Civil Defensein the county and gave timelytips. He advocated the setting upof a "Grandma 's Pantry "' in everyhome not onl y for use in the eventof nuclear attack , but also as aprecautionary measure in the eventof heavy snowstorms such as thisarea experienced last Winter. Hestressed that the pantry shouldcontain food which may be con-sumed w i t h o u t cooking, should aiamily be faced by power failure,lie fur ther stressed the need forthe cubs as well as their parentsto have a knowledge of first aid.
A scale model of a fall-out shel-ter was on hand for all to viewand the Colonel answered manypert inent questions. A demonstra-t ion of mouth to mouth breathingwas done by John Kenna and JohnPlonski. The following awardswere presented by CubmasterGeorge Forstel and Assistant Cub-master A r t h u r Meyer: Bobcats ,Paul Fessler and John Hop kins;Wolf badges. Paul Straub, DavidBality and Kevin Conway; Goldarrow under Wolf badge , KevinConway; Silver arrow under Wolfbadge , Richard Crawford.
Mr. Forstel explained the pro-ject for the coming season andstressed the fact that Cubbing isa family adventure , with parent 'srole a most vital one.
Refreshments were provided bythe parents of Den 1.
This year Brownie Troop 126will meet 7 p. m. Fridays at theLynwood Avenue School , Farming-ville , instead of their former Tues-day af ternoons , start ing this week.Mrs. Mathias Brill , leader of thetroop, requests any interested mo-thers to call her at SE 2-5108.They are in need of a financialchai rman. Mrs. Sleter is co-leader.
The Youth Advisory Group, Inc.,of Farmingville-Holtsville reportedthey received a rep ly to the letterwritten to James Reese , recreationdirector for the Town of Brook-haven. that he will attend the nextmeet ing of the group, 8:30 p. m.October 20 . at the home of Mr. andMrs. J. Sardone of Starling Place ,Farmingville. Mrs. Rose Merca-ciante urges all interested parentsto attend.
The Parent-Teacher Associationwill hold a cake sale 10 a. m.to 2 p. m.. Saturday . Cakes willbe available at the following pla-ces: Pete 's Luncheonette , Holts-ville , the post office on Farm-to-Market Road , Farmingville, andthe Grand Union in the Lake Ron-konkoma Shopping Center. Anymother wishing to donate a cakemay bring it to the Waverly Ave-nue School , Holtsville , between 7to 9 p. m. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Varialeof Hetty 's Path , Farmingville, en-tertained Mr. and Mrs. J. Contiand son , Salvatore , of Ozone Parklast weekend. Mrs. Conti is thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Variale.Salvatore Conti celebrated hisfirst birthday October 1, by visit-ing with his grandparents for theweekend.
Maureen Straub was 10 yearsold September 27. Her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Paul Straub of WaverlyAvenue , Holtsville , gave her aparty September 30. Guests in at-tendance were Julia Swinson , Lin-da and Carolyn Caine , Debbie andDenise De Leo, Maryann Lawson ,Toby Cohen , Patty Von Glahn , Pa-tricia De Vere, Kathy Hulze ,Kath y Mann , Wendy Bond , AnnMarie and Linda Modugno , RuthBalaity, Pat Quinlan , Linda Pa-netta. Laureen , Julie Ann and Buz-zv Garv , Bobbv Zunno. BruceTerry, Clifford Neill , Danny DiPierro , George Keibel , Edward MeNall y and Paull and Karen , Mau-reen 's brother and sister.
\\ endy Hansen was given aparty September 30 by her par-ents , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mitchellof Tuck Lane , Farmingville , inhonor of her eleventh birthday.Wendy 's guests were Florence McManus, Andrea Reilly, FrancesBoyle , Thomas Mc Manus , JamesFarrara , Randy and Gordon Han-sen and Bobby, Linda and MichaelPowers.
Mrs. Mary Auditore of Farm-to-Market Road , Farmingville , hasjust returned from a two-week va-cation , spent in San Francisco ,where her granddaughter is atten-ding Buckley College.
Mr. and Mrs. James Scanlon of50 College Road , Farmingville ,gave a party in honor of theirdaughter , Patricia 's eighth birth-day last Saturday. Guests atten-ding were Bobbie and Debbie Ve-laney, Susan Richards , MadelineBrilf , Patty Savoia , Barbara Sle-ter , Denise Ferrant, Jackie Fossand Patricia 's brother and sister ,Jimm y and Sharon. Mrs. HelenGorski of Baltimore. Md., Patri-cia 's grandmother , was also pre-sent. Mrs. Gorski is here on anextended visit with the Scanlonis.
MEDFORD NEWS ITEMSMrs. Martha Theis, GRover 5-3559 v
EXTENSION SERVICE
The Medford uni t of the Suf- jfolk County Home Extension Ser- 1vice met at the home of Mrs. E.A. Theis last Wednesday afternoon.Preliminary arrangements in thebraided rug project were discus-sed , with actual work to beginOctober 11. Because of the hurri-cane , the t raining classes in pub-lic affairs and braided rugs werepostponed. Refreshments followedwith Mrs. Philip Kohler , as hos-tess.
A number of the members planto attend the annual Suffolk Coun-ty meet ing and luncheon at theTown House , Huntington from 10a. m. to 3 p. in. October 31. Be-sides the annual business meetingthere will be an exhibit of thework done by members during thepast year , and a dress revue inthe morning. After the luncheon ,there will be a lecture demonstra-tion on interior decorating by arepresentative of Flint & Horner.
MEDFORD 1-H CLUB
The second-year members of theMedford Girls ' 4-H Club Satur-day enjoyed their household mana-gement class of "Let' s hel p athome", including ironing, dish-washing and the making andchanging of a bed. Next Saturday,beginning at 10 a. m., the girlswhose names begin with A to Nwill make dish gardens in the in-door garden class. Girls shouldbring a suitable dish or p iece ofpottery, some small plants and atiny flower pot for African Violetpropagation. The necessary soilwill be available at class.
VFW POST & AUX
The members of Henry J. Jon-es Post 2937, Veterans of Foreign
Wars , and the Ladies ' Auxi l iarymet at a joint session at the Vete-rans hall last Thursday n i gh t . Dis-cussed was the a n n u a l Armist iceDay ball , to be held November11 wlmn . at 11 p. m.. the solemnritual in memory of members whohave passed on wil l take place.Discussed also was the adultChristmas party for post and aux-il iary members to be held Decem-ber 9. The ch i l d ren 's Christmaspart y will be held the afternoonof December 17. Refreshmentswill be served at both events and.special e n t e r t a i n m e n t is plannedfor the children 's party . Santa willappear at both events. The postwi l l hold its annual New- Year 'sEve dance. An October ward par-t y, for the pat ients at North portHospital is pl anned by the postand auxil iary.
After the business meet ing re-f reshments were enjo yed. The com-
mander and the auxil iary Presi-den t , Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kiern-an , were surprised during refresh-ments with a beautiful three-tier-ed wedding cake , brought in inrecognition of their fourteenth-wedding anniversary. The cakewas made by Mrs. Wi 'l iam Kien-ingm*, senior vice pre-ident incharge of refreshments. Mrs. How-ard Brown was also congratulatedwhen she announced she was cle-brating her fifty-fourth anniver-sary.
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Christian Koschara and Saci Fa-ron of Coram , and Joseph Kuceraof Sayville were luncheon guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henryoj Richmond Avenue on Friday.
Mrs. Edward Smalling of Rob-inson Avenue is in charge of theannual Girl Scout financial drivein Medford, launched this week.The girls are selling cookies in
this area.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warncke of
Tremont Av< nue enjoyed a two-week vacation in the Catski l lMounta ins and at Wes thamptonBeach , re turn in g home over theweekend.
Mr. and Mr.-. John R e i n f i a n k ,of Tremont Avenue re turned honvSaturday af ter spending severa lweeks in Florida , where they \ i- i l-ed with the Geoige Li pponer fam-il y at Orlando.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos"ph Connel ly ,Sr.. of Pennsylvania Avenue returned home over the weekend af-ter a vacation in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. W i l l i a m Rate ofthe Private Road re turned homeover the weekend af ter a week ' svisit wi th the Louis Decker f ami lyat Fa rmin gton , Me. The Decker s ,who live in Brookh aven and havea Summer home in Maine , expectto return here soon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Warner of
Mt. Vernon A.venue , spent Sundayat Staten Island , where they visit-ed with their daughter. Miss Nan-cy Warn er , at Wagner College.Her grandmother , Mrs. E. A. Theisaccompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ellis andson , Albe rt , Jr., of Long IslandAvenue , drove to Albany Sundayto vis i t with their daughter , MissCarlo Lee Ellis , who is attendingAlbany State Teachers College.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wehland.son. Uwe . and daughter , Bridget ,of Holtsvil le were guests of Mr.and Mrs. Paul Wille of OregonAvenue last Thursday night.
ST. M A R K S CHURCH
Sen ices at St. Mark ' s Episco-pal Church include Holy commu-nion at 9 a. m. every Sunday. TheRev. Donald C. Latham of StonyBrook is priest-in-charge. Churchschool classes will resume at 10
a. m. Sunday . Miss Ida MedeckST. SYLVESTER'S CHURCH
will supervise.Masses at St. Sylvester's R. C.
Church are held at 7:30, 9, 10,11 a. m. and 12 noon Sundays.Weekday masses are at 8 a. m.daily. Confessions are heard from4 to 5 and 7:30 to 8 p. m.Saturdays, Baptisms are at 4 p.m. on Sunday afternoons.
The Passionist Fathers are con-ducting a Mission until October15. Masses are held every morn-ing from 7 to 8 a. m. and 8p. m. every night.
The Rosary Society will meetFriday night.
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