Ronkonkoma and the Lake
daughter , Mr. and Mrs. James E.
^ l l a z a . d of Patchogue , became the
Mr. and Mrs. George
Allen
Okvist of Carroll Avenue enter- parents of a son , Robert John , in
Memorial Hosp ital.
tained at. a l a m i i y d i n n e r p a r t y Brookhaven
Robert
has
a
brother , James , Jr.,
May 12 in honor ol* the f i f t h birthBonnie and Carol.
and
two
sisters,
day of their daug hter , Eliyn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George Hall and
Guestb w e i e
Eilyn s maternal
gi andmother , Mrs. Frances Falk- their three children of Brookl yn
man ot Centereach , and her pa- spent Saturday at their summer
ternal g r a n d p a r e n t s , Mr. and Mrs. cottage on Larch Street.
The Palmer family have moved
Ivar Okvist , and Mrs . David
into
their new home on Patchogue
G r a n g v and her d a u g h t e r . Zanne ,
all of Lake Ronkonkoma. Also Road.
Donald Markert , son of Mr. and
present were Allen , Jr., and DeMrs.
Josep h M a r k e i t of Church
rick , K l i y n s b.others. Later in
, has returned home after
Street
the evening Mr. and Mi' s. Edward
in
J. Falkman , Jr., of St. James undergoing a tonsillectomy
Southside Hospital.
joined the dinner group.
The Advance is on sale at TedMr . and Mrs. Albert Fowler ot
's Luncheonette, W h e 1 a n ' a
dy
Amit yville were luncheon guests
Wedne.-day of Mrs. Charles A. Drugs, Lake Ronkonkoma Stationery, Lechowit D e l i c a t e s s e n,
Browne of Friendly Lane.
Mr . and Mrs. George Fehring Frank's Stationery and Lakoma
have returned to their home on Food Store in Lake Ronkonkoma.
Hawkins Avenue a f t e r spending —Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benjamin
six months in their winter home
and children , Charles, Sally and
in Boca Ratan , Fla.
Mrs. Alice Greis of Rosevale Barry, of J Street motored to
Avenue and Lake Shore Drive had Montauk Point May 14. They were
the m i - f o r t u n e to break her ankle accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
in a fall in her home. She was in Louis Landorer and their three
Mather Memorial Hosp ital for five children , of St. James.
days r e t u r n i n g home Friday. Mrs .
Robert Jeffery Pfeife r, son of
Greis is employed by Howard Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pfeifer of
his
Johnson 's R e s t a u r a n t in Smith- Maple
celebrated
Street ,
town.
t h i i t e e n t h birthday Sunday.
Bruce MacDonell , son of Dr. and
Miss Irene Hyman of Duncan
Mrs. David MacDonell of Portion Avenue was guest-ot'-honor at a
Road , celebrated his tenth birthday surprise bridal shower on ThursSaturday w i t h a p a i t y. His guests day evening given in the home of
Warren Davis , Erie Hart , Edward Mrs. Mildred Hyman. Mrs. Burtis
Seltman , Ronald Markert , Richard Newton and Mrs. Clarence Thomas
Towne and his brother , David were the hostesses. Guests were
MacDonell.
Mesdames Dorothy Engstro m of
Hyman of
Otto Felser of Carl Street is Lindenhurst, John
Gordon of
Farmingville
Joseph
convalescing after undergoing surgery at M a t h e r Memorial Hospital . Islip Terrace , William Oeding of
The Pine Lodge Social Club East Islip, Burton Newton , Sr.,
held their regular meeting May Leona Drost , Aubrey Adams of
12 at the Pine Lodge Inn on Pond St. James, Thomas Newton of
Road. Final plans were made for a Greenlawn , Francis Johnson ofe
fishing trip to be held Saturday. Miller Place, William Mirabelli
Frank Mason was presented with Huntington , Robert Duffield , Bea
a b i r t h d a y cake in honor of his Brennan of Sayville, Addie Mae
Newton of Stony Brook , Charles
birthd ay.
The Advance is on sale at Sta- Yenke of South Ozone Park Flotion Market and Liggett 's Drug rence Smith of Brooklyn , Raymond
Shaw , Harry Duffield , Leslie DufStore in Ronkonkoma.—Adv.
field
, Arthur Larson of CenterThe Old Friends ' Club met May
,
John Schermis, Clarence
each
17 in the home of Mrs. Robert
Plume ,
Clinton
D'Errico on Pine Street . Members Thomas , Roy
pre sent were Mesdames Harry Hill. Plume and Theodore Schuhle of
George Williams , Joseph Mar- Ronkonkoma , Laurel Parker , Milk ert. Frank R u m m e ! , Jr., Alfred dred H y m a n , Jacob Sidney Jacob"Wilkinson . Alfred Bleimiller , Jr., sen , Olaf Olsson , Clifford Wicks ,
Alfred Bleimiller , Sr., and Alfred John Hettler , Fred Bey lich , Louis
Kiehn , Earl Mays , Arthur DifHarrison .
Mr. and Mrs. W i l l i a m Webster field , Burtis Newton , Jr., and the
of J u n i o r Drive are in Hialeah , Misses Marion Mays and Jane
Fla.. v i s i t i n g Mr > . Webster 's son Straub , all of Lake Ronkonkoma.
and d a u g h t e r - i n - l a w , Mr. and Mrs. Miss Hyman will become the
Christian Ander.-on , and children. bride of Daniel Thomas on June
The Thursday bridge club met fourth in the St. James Methodist
in the home of Mrs. George Co- Church.
Over Two hundred peop le atmins on Park Avenue last Thursthe "Dog Catch" dance
day a f t e r n o o n . Pr esent were Mes- tended
dames Anton Pedisich , Frank De- May 13 in the Green Pavilion ,
he , W i l l i a m Susa , Frank RumnvM . sponsored by the Map lecrest Civic
Co-chairman
were
Sr., Joseph Kirk and Fred Ken- Association.
Michael Connaughton and Mrs.
neth.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. White of Pauline Morris. Music was furRichmond
Boulevard
became nished by Jim Labue and his Lazy
gr a n d p a r e n t s for the t h i r t e e n t h J Ranch Boys. During the evetime S a t u r d a v when their son-in ning those present extended their
best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Connaughton on their twelfth anniversary.
Mr. " and Mrs . Thomas Craig of
Pine Street celebrated their nineteenth wedding anniversary las t
week.
At the Map lecrest civic AssoCOAL K£?SS FUEL OIL iation meeting at 8 p.m. Sunday
in the Farmingville Firehouse,
NOW FEATURING
reports on the recent dance held
24-Hour Emergency Service
by the association were submitted
by the dance committee. A report
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5-0496
Pi-iriMP
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was also submitted by the bylaws
committee.
118 West Avenue
Patchogue
A Ladies' Leagu e of the Mental
Rehabilitation
F'und has been
Mrs. B. Davis. JU 8-3987
SNEDEC0R
Coal & Fuel Co., Inc.
formed in this area. The aim of
this orgnization and its parent
orgnization is to build a HalfWay House in Suffolk County for
patients who have been discharged from mental hospitals. Newly
elected officers are Mesdames
Barbara Luntz , chairman; Stanford Masin , assistant chairman;
Natalie Hazen , secretary, and
Samuel Masin , treasurer.
Plans are being made to develop
more pai king space at the Ronkonkoma railroad station. Parking
area for an additional 250 automobiles is expected to be comp leted for the Summer season .
Students of the Doroth y Monteverde School of Dancing, Lake
Ronkonkoma , entertained May 17
at a mother and daughter supper
sponsored by the Does' Club of the
Smithtown Elks. The revue, entitled
"Dancing
Around
the
World", featured dances of the
United States, France, Spain Russia , Eng land Scotland and South
America. Finale of the show was
a "Highland Fling" which had
won first place in an international
Scotch dance competition in Nova
Scotia.
The St. Regis Council of the
Knights of Columbus held a Bowling Troph y Award Dance in Libert y Hall in Lakeland May 13.
Music for dancing was furnished
by "The Galaxies" of West Babylon. They also sang and played
their rendition of a record they
will be making on the Jubilee
label in the near future. Trophies
were awarded to Nicholas Mastrandrea , Edward Seltmann , Anthony Ingino ,
Peter Onufrak ,
Nicholas Accetta, John Andrekovjics , David McCullough, Anthony
Scionti , James Current. Mr. Current is president of the bowling
league. He also presented a high
game trophy to William Coyle
and a "Most improved bowler ''
trophy to Mr. McCullough.
Members of the Lions Club of
the Ronkonkomas are planning to
attend the Lions' Annual Convention in Atlantic City next month .
It will be held June 21, 22 , 23 and
24. The trip to Atlantic City will
be made via Gateway Airlines.
The Lions will embark on the plane
in the morning at MacArthur Airport and the plane will leave them
off at Atlantic City Airport.
The Rev. Harold R. Coleman of
Gateiot Avenue has been associate
pastor of the Patchogue Congregational Churc h since the lust
Sunday in May and will continue
as associate pastor during the
month of June. He is taking the
place of the reguiar pastor , the
Rev. Stuart \v. VanCott, who
underwent surgery in a Manhattan
hospital. Ihe Rev. Mr. Coleman is
a retired minister , his last pastorate being the Eli jah Kellogg Congregational Church in South Harpawell , Me. His parents were the
late Mr. and Mrs. Walte r E. Coleman , proprietors of the genera l
store when it was the onl y store
in the Lake Ronkonkoma village.
Mr. Coleman 's first charge, about
43 years ago , was the Congregational Church in Centereach. Mrs.
Coleman is the former Miss Alice
Hawkins , daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hawkins of
Lake Ronkonkomo.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wickers
of Richard Avenue entertained at
a reception in honor of their
daughter , Patricia , who received
her First Holy communion May
13. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gratzer , Frank Gratzer ,
Jr., the Misses Constance and
Eileen Grattzer and Ann Jacobsen
of Kingsbrid ge; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Zitelli and children , Joseph , Anne Marie and Thomas , of
Bergenficld , N. J.; Mr . and Mrs.
Norma
Helmstetter
and son ,
Christopher of Pine Brook , N. J.;
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Browne and
Mr. and Mrs. James Browne , Sr.,
and Mrs. Mary Ann Marcantonio
of Lake Ronkonkoma.
Mrs. Elizabeth Busch of Ronkonkoma Avenue, the Lake, is
still confined to Mather Memorial
Hospital where she was taken
after she broke her hi p May 7.
She is making good progress.
Mrs. Busch , and her husband , the
late George Busch , were the proprietors of Busch's Pavilion and
boarding house on Pond Road overlooking the lake , for many years.
The property has changed hands
several times and is now known
as The Suffolk House.
was the doctor and David Gimmler
and Matthew Kennedy the attendants. May 15 Mrs. Rose Schnitzel*
of the Two Village Inn in Rokonkoma was taken to Brookhaven
Memorial Hospital. Dr. Burford
Welch was the doctor and Leater
Yam , Jr., and William Smith , the
attendants.
LAKELAND FIRE DEPT
The Lakeland firemen were called out two times Friday to extinguish brush fires , one on Hanson
Place and Breeze Avenue for
which two trucks responded ; the
second on Calvert Avenue and
Springdale Drive. Two trucks also
responded. Saturday the Lakeland
firemen extinguished a brush tire
on Edgewood Avenue and Motor
Parkway. Three trucks responded.
May IB Mrs. Alice Greis of Rosevale Avenue and Lake Shore Drive
was taken to Mather Memorial
Hospital in the Lakeland ambulance. Dr. Walter Roettinger was
the doctor and Charles Rapp and
Frank and Patrick Barbar o were
the attendants. Thursday Mrs.
Cecelia Koch of Easton Street
was taken from Brookhaven Memorial Hospital to her home. Dr.
Theodore Fried was the doctor
and Peter Macedonia and John
Murtha , the attendants. Vincent
DeiNardo of The Vale was taken to
Mather
Hospital
Sunday. Dr.
Roettinger was the doctor and
Norman Wolde , Jack Tiedemann
and John Scoglio the attendants.
SACHEM JUNIOR
PROM
The junior class of Sachem High
School held their prom May 13.
Guests were the senior class.
Miss Frances Markert, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Markert
af Washburn Street, Lake Grove ,
was crowned Queen of the Dance,
and presented with a dozen longstemmed American Beauty roses.
Her attendants were the Misses
Joan Buehler , Margaret Spahn ,
Maria Sinacore , Toni Botto and
Lillian Kapp ler. The Royalaires
furnished the music for dancing.
PUBLIC LIBRARY
The old sign , "Lake Ronkonkoma Free Lbrary," has been r*emoved from the library building on
Hawkins Avenue and has been replaced with a new sign identify ing
it as "Sachem Public Library."
Fhe new hours listed art MondayWednesday-Friday, 1 p. m. to 9
p. m.; Tuesday-Thursday, 9 a. m.
to 9 p. m., and Saturday, 9 a. m.
DO 5 p. m.
Mrs. Constance Normandeau , librarian , states, "We
iavo a number of new books , are
3xpecting more , and if our patrons
ion 't see what they want we will
try to get it for them."
LAKESIDE CIVIC
The Lakeside Civic Association
icld its monthly meeting at 7:30
p. m. Sunday in the Lighthouse
Hotel on Rose Drive. Membership
*ards were issued and progress in
'Giving - the serious water problem
,vas discussed. Ellis Traub , Jr., of
18 Samuel Street is president of
;he association.
LAKE GOP CLUB
club. His opponent was Robert H.
Diedolf , an attorney. Others elected to office were Joseph Connelly,
vice
president;
Mrs.
Frances
Miseyko , treasurer; Mrs. Julia
Lyons , corresponding secretary ;
Mrs. Alba Hedgeoff , recording
secretary; Josep h J. Chupas , sergeant-at-arms. Arthur McComb
was elected trustee for three years.
Other directors az*e Matthew D.
Cohn and James R. Cleary. They
will be installed at a dance to be
held in the Suffolk House on Pond
Road , the Lake, starting at 9 p. m.
June 24 , by Dominic Baranello ,
Democratic leader of the Town of
Brookhaven.
At the conclusion of elections,
Councilman John J. Foley gave
a most interesting talk , explaining what the Town Board is trying to do for the Ronkonkomas. He
also outlined the steps which
should be taken to start solving
the serious water problem.
AMERICAN LEGION AUX.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the William Merritt Hallock Unit 155 of
the American Legion was held May
17 in the post clubhouse on Church
Street. The members honored the
Gold Star Mothers of the unit as
it is Gold Star Mother 's Month .
The president, Mrs. Robert McCabe, opened the meeting requesting the sergeant-at-arms to escort
the county officers to their seats.
The officers were present on their
annual visit to the unit. Mrs. McCabe then gave a brief report on
the county luncheon and meeting
which was held in Bronco Charlie 's
Restaurant in Oakdale May 13,
and reported on the dinner in hon or of Mrs. Ahnemiller , national
president of the Ladies' Auxiliary,
at Patricia Murphy 's Candleli ght
Restaurant in Yonkers May 9.
Mrs. McCabe and Mrs. Joseph Low
attended. The past presidents of
the auxiliary will hold their annual dinner in the Snapper Inn in
Oakdale June
7. Mrs. Joan
Pedisich became a new member
of the auxiliary at the May 17
meeting and was welcomed into
the organization by the group.
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
Hol y Cross Lu theran Church
holds services Sunday at 8:15, 9 :30
and 11 a. m. The church school
meets at 9:30 a. m. The Ladies'
Guild is in charge of a nursery
at 11 a. m. for the convenience of
parents with small children who
wish to attend church services.
Holp communion is administered
at all three services the first Sunday of each month.
Several men of the congregation attended the Lutheran Laymen 's meeting held in the Lutheran church in Greenport Monday
night. The Secretarial Aides met
last night. Members of the preConfirmation class will take their
final exams at 9 a. m. Saturday.
The Rev. William F. Gotwald
will attend the New York Synod
Convention to be held in Albany
from Monday to Thursday.
Thirty-one young peop le were
confirmed in Holy Cross Sunday
afternoon. The confirmants are :
Joseph Paul Abrams, Loretta Alver , Carol Lynne Betz , Elaine
Bigelow , Barbara Boo , William
Closson , Linda Cochran , Irene
Nancy deLeonard , Barry E. Devine , Doreen Fagerlund , Noel
Carol Gaigal , John Josep h Gar*cia , Barbara Georgi , Lori-aine
Georgi , William
L. Gilzinger ,
Ral ph Gundersen , Flora B. Kilgore , Cheryl Mitchel , Laure Ronny
Moore , Steven Muller , Barbara
Ellen Olsen , Lynn Ann Olsen ,
Karel Rose Ripel , Edward M.
Schleuter , Mary Seeholzer , Paul
Magnus Simonson , Bruce Warren
Stevener, Laurel Warren , Gene
Wehrenberg, Karl Richard Wolff
and Cheryl Marion Yonusaitis. The
class has presented two shrubs
as a class gift.
Sunday the Lu ther League will
be hosts to a party from 7 to 8:30
p. m. for the new confirmants.
The Lake Republican Club held
ts regular monthl y meeting in
,he American Leg ion Hall on
3hurch Street May 18. Nomination of officers for the year
1961-62 was held with the followng results : Lewis W. Davis , president; George Mayer , first vice
president; Alex Pi'oios, second
rice president; William Jones ,
third vice president ; Mrs. Geraldine Davis, secretary; Carl Allen ,
treasurer; John Ross , sergeant-atarms. Directors are Charles W.
Hawkins and Clarence Duffield ,
one year; Alfred Steiger, two
years; Martin
Metzner , three
years. Installation will take place
it a meeting to be held in the
American Legion Hall on June 15.
MID-ISLAND DEM. CLUB
At a very large meeting- of the
Mid-Island Democratic Club held
METHODIST CHURCH
in Holbrook Hall Friday night,
The Methodist Church at Five
Harry P. Johansen was unanimousre-elected p r e s i d e n t o f t h e Corners has a family hour of wor-
Centereach and Lake Grove
Mrs. Ethel Smith. KOnk. 9-8752
Mrs. George Bingay, JL) 8-4657
fJIr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook from
New York City.
Miss Dorothy Lind received
The Lake Grove Home ExtenFirst
Holy communion Saturday
sion Service held a Silver Tea
at
the
Assumption of the Blessed
Tuesday at the VFW Hall. NeighVirgin
Mary R. C. Church after
were
boring units represented
which
she
had a party for twentyLake
Ronkonkoma.
Blue Point ,
Stony Brook , Mt. Sinai , Mastic five guests at the home of her
Beach , Smithtown, Farmingville, aunt , Mrs. Rita Groves of SmithPort Jefferson , Nesconset. Mrs. town. Attending from here were
Goodyear , the assistant Home De- her father and mother, Mr.and
monstration agent , stopped by to Mrs. Joseph Lind , her brother ,
see the many projects on disp lay Josep h , Jr., and her sisters , Patwhich included hooked rugs , Swe-. ricia and Barbara.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
dish weaving, chair caning, ceraCentereach
Fire Department met
slip
covers,
textile
painting,
mics,
and pies. Awards were given to\ Monday with 46 present. Mr. KeMesdames Marie Mc Gaw, ClintonL enan from Smith , Klein and FrenSaver, Peter Miceli , Sam Triolo of* ch Laboratories spoke on the reaCentereach, Mrs. Alfred Becker of•• sons for the high costs of mediRonkonkoma, Mrs. Julius Hahn of"; cine today. Two new members preStony Brook , Mrs. Margaret Tris- sent were Miss Barbara Connel
Miss Lorraine Trelewicz.
sler of Nesconset and Miss Wyo-. and
i
Awards
were given to Mesdames
The
hall
mie Downs of Mt. Sinai.
Elenore
Camerlingo , Ann Sappagreen.
and
was decorated in yellow
" cerqva , Ruth Mc Loughlin and to
Each guest received a corsage
made by the Brownies and Girl[ Anthony De Mastre. The auxiliary
Scouts. The lovely centerpiece was. is giving two $25 war bonds, one
donated by Ripples Florist. Chair-. to a boy and one to a girl for
man of the arrair was Mrs. JohnL outstanding work in citizenship
at Newfield High School.
Doyle of Blydenburg Road.
Diane Bingay was confirmed at
'
The Advance is on sale at John s
Our
Savior Lutheran Church Sun'
General
Meat Market, Steve s
day.
Later a party was given by
Scott
Stationery,
Store, D a w n .
her
aunt
, Miss Jeanne Bingay.
Candy Store, Reylek Candy Store,
Guests
were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Village Chemists and Village StaBuchter
and
sons, Harold Jr., and
tionery in Centereach.—Adv.
Steven,
of
Elmont.
Mrs. G. KirchFoster
Weekend guests of Mrs.
Overton were Miss Dorothy Gard- er and Mrs. Ida Butchter of Wanner and Miss Sara Swan of Bing- tagh , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Braun
of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
hamton.
Bingay
and son , Robert, and
Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
daughter,
Karen of Holbrook.
'
"
Mother
s
.
for
had as their guests
The Central Long Island Camp
day their son-in-law and daughter ,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Herzleid of Gideons and Auxiliary held a
from Ridgefi eld Park, N. J., and devotional and business meeting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Overton Monday night.
shi p and study at 9:30 a. m. and
Friday afternoon Mrs. Sidney
aivine worsrup and sermon at 11 Williams and daughter, Joyce , and
a. m. Ihe Sunday School meets ac son , Jeff , and Mrs. Ernest Overi>:30 a. m.
ton attended a birthday party for
At 8 p. m. today newly elected Stephen Helfrich of Stony Brook ,
officers oi tne Woman 's Society ol who was 3 years old.
Cnnstian Service wnl be installed.
Little Michael Sauve returned
Mesdames 1*rank Kiernan , Edward home on Monday after undergoing
Homeyer and Jeannine Russell surgery at Mather Memorial Hoswill be the installing officers.
pital. He is the son of Mr. and
Thte Official Boaru met on Mon- Mrs. Walter Sauve of Elliot Aveday night instead of on their regu- nue.
lar meeting nig ht in June as tne
Rev. William Boone , pastor of the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
church , will be at Albany HosLast Thursday afternoon the
pital working with the supervisor
nursery
class of the Congregain special research work. Ihe Rev.
tional
Church
held a party in the
Mr. Boone will return to the Lake
Sunday
School
Hall , with Mrs. Erservices.
each weekend for Sunday
New members will be received nest Overton in charge , assisted
into the fellowship of the churc h by Mesdames Frederick Schwamb,
John Holzer , John Rumph and C.
at the 11 a. m. service June 4.
Schreyer. The hall was decorated
in pastel colors with each child
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
receiving : a hat and a gift. GaSt. Mary 's Ep iscopal Church mes were played and ice cream
holds Sunday services at 8, 9:3U and cake served.
and 11 a. m. with Hol y CommunThe Rev. Harold Legant, home
ion and a sermon at all three serdirector
f the Blivian Indian
vices. The church school meets in
director
of
the Bolivian Indian
the parish hall at 9:30 a. m . Sunspoke
at both services
Mission
,
day. Holy Communion is adminisservice he
evening
Sunday.
At
the
tered daily at 9 a. m. in the church.
showed
a
colored
film
e ntitled
Laying on of Hands for the Sick ,
"Ripening
Fruit".
is Fridays after communion.
At Monday evening Men's FelSt. Mary 's Guild will hold a cake
lowship
meeting, the grest speakand food sale in the Parish Hall
er
was
former
Jewish Rabbi Samstarting at 10 a. m. Saturday.
uel Sterns. Ladies were guests.
The Missionary Conference is
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
being held this week. Wednesday
Sunday masses in St. Josep h's evening- the Rev . Carlson Shepard ,
R. C- Church will be on summer director of the Message of Israel ,
schedule starting Sunday. They was guest speaker. Other guest
are at 7, 8, 9, 11 a. m., 12 noon and speakers will be the Rev. Robert
1 p. m. in the church; at 8:15, 9:15, Brain , a missionary to Angola ,
10:15, 11:15 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. Africa , who will speak toni ght;
in the school auditorium and at 9 Friday the Rev. William Ruelke of
a. m. in the Civic Hall on Grundy the Children 's Bible Fellowshi p;
Avenue in Holbrook.
Saturday, the Rev. Kenneth JohnDistrict Attorney John P. Co- son , missionary from Venezuela ,
halan will be the guest speaker at South America , and Sunday at the
the regular monthl y meeting of 11 a. m. service the Rev. Jack
the Christian Mother 's Rosary Christiansen who has recently reSociety of St. Joseph' s Church , to turned from Pakistan. At 7:30
be held in the school auditorium. p .m. the Rev. Brandt Reed of
Ninety-one children attetnding Hig h School Evangelism FellowSt. Joseph's Parochial School re- ship will speak. Pictures of he
ceived their First Holy commun- field will be shown on various
ion at the 8 a. m. mass May 13. nights.
Saturday, also at the 8 a. m. mass,
public
attending
119 children
OTHER CHURCHES
school , received their First Holy
The First Congregational Church
communion.
of
New Village has Sunday School
hts
Games are played two nig
eich week ,Tuesday and Thursday, at 9:45 a. m. worship at 11a.m.
The Centereach C o m m u n i t y
at 8 p. m. in the auditorium.
Lawyers1' Luncheon
Sees State GOPer
Hit Politics in Ed.
BLUE POINT — Assembl yman James R. Grover, Jr., termed
as "regretable" the projection of
education into the political arena.
The
Rupublican
assembl yman ,
speaking last Friday to more than
100 lawyers at the May lawyer's
luncheon of the Suffolk Count y
Republican Club , said that politics
and school issues should be kep t
separate now as they have been
in the past.
Assembl yman Grove r noted during- his talk on the accomp lishments of the 1961 state legislature that the last two sessions of
the legislature had voted record
increases in state aid. He mentioned that over one third of the
state bud get is set aside for state
aid to local school districts, a fact
which Assemblyman Grover feels
is extremel y significant. During
the coming school year , he said ,
Rockefeller
administration
will
send approximately $800 ,000 to
the local school districts and still
maintain a balanced budget.
The Republican leg islator concluded by saying: "Every membe r
of Suffolk County 's team of Republican legislators is aware of
the seriousness of the school
problem. We have and will continue to fight for a just share of
state aid for the school districts
of Suffolk County."
Water Safety Course
For Instructors Set
Ben Tabatchnik ,
iirector of
Water safety for the South Suffolk Count y Chapter of tho American Red Cross , has announced
that Part 1 of a Water Safet y
instructor tr aining course will be
given at Camp Tabat , Boy lan Lane.
Blue Point , June 10 and 17.
Classes will be held each day
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. To be
eligible , it is necessary to be at
least 18 years of age and hold a
current senior life saving- certificate. In addition to bathing suit ,
towel and jacket , each student
should bring lunch.
Anyone desiring to participate
in the course must register with
the Chap ter ( Phone : LT 9-0828 )
not later than June 2.
Church holds Sunday School at
10 a. m. , worshi p at 11:15 a. m.
and Westminster Fellowship at
6:30 p. m. Sunday.
The Centereach M e n n o n i t e
Church holds worship at 10 a. m.,
Sunday School at 10:45 a. m., gospel service at 7:45 p. m.
Our Savior Lutheran Church
holds Sunday School at 9 a. m.
worship at 8 a. m., and 10:30 a.
m.
St. Andrew 's Reformed Episcopal Church has Sunday School at
10 a. m. morning prayer and services at 11 a. m., evening prayer
and sermon at 8 p. m. Sunday.
Evening prayer at 8 p. m. Wednesday.
The Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary R. C. Church holds
masses at 8, 9, 10:30 and 11:30
a. m. and 12 p. m . Sunday. A
daily mass is at 8 a. m.
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The Little League of the Ronkonkomas opened the baseball
season Sunday afternoon with a
colorful parade down Hawkins
Avenue, led by members of the
American Legion who were followed by the Holbrook Hi ghsteppers, a drum and bugle corp,
that furnished the music for the
¦ marchers. Other units taking part
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i in the parade were the Cub Scouts
¦ of Boy Scout Troop 91, Little
League members , their coaches
and managers, the Nautical Cadets
of the Ronkonkomas and Centereach, the Little League Auxiliary;
also , trucks from the Lakeland
and Ronkonkoma Fire Departments. The parade ended at the
Little League baseball field on
Smith Street where severa l innings were played by the Little
League teams.
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SOUTHSIDE HOSPITAL AUX.
The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the
Southside Hosp ital met Monday
afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Ernest Hock on Motor Parkway,
for luncheon and their regulai
monthl y meeting. They made fina:
plans for hel ping the sixteenth
annual benefit concert given by
the
South
Shore
Symphony.
Present were Mesdames Raymond
Duffield , Harold Gould , Josep h
Kirk , Anton Pedisich , Michae
Pedisich , William Pinkham , G.
Ren wick Raynor , Frank Rummel.
Sr., Harold Sorenson , Sr., William
Susa and Miss Lulie Pinkham
Mrs. Fred Markert was unable to
be present because of illness in
her family.
The National Bank of
Lake Ronkonkoma
RONK. FIRE DEPT.
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OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 6:30 TO 8:00
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May 17 the Ronkonkoma firemen were called to Mill Road and
Centre Street where they quickly
extinguished aa brush fire. Chief
Arthur Davis was the officer in
charge.
May 17 a patient named DeSimone of the Wittrid ge Nursing
Hoome was transported in the
Ronkonkoma Fire Department ambulance . Dr. Masami Yamaguchi
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