Ronkonkoma and the Lake NewsMrs. B. Davis. JU 8-3987

S W I M MI N G LESSONS

The Brookh aven Town Recrea-t i o n D e p a r t m e nt is sponsoring aI O U I 'M' in sw i m m i n g inst ruc t ion int h e Lake R o n k o n k o m a area, lo hesj vi 'i* ai t h e ( i r een Pav i l ion s tar-l i n g Monday a n d con tinu ingt h r o n g ] - September 1. The hoursa r e f r o ni i> a. m. to 11a. in. C h i l d ) en six years of ageor older are i n v i t e d to take par t .

•lames R OCM \ Town Recreationd i i e e t o r , p lanned the program and(eels i( ik, a *t; \ri t o w a r d i n s u r i n ga grea te r measure of safety ins w i m m i n g . A c o m p e t e n t and t r a i n -i ' 1 Ri-d Cro-s i n s t r u c t o r is incha rg e .

S A C H E M REC. P R O G R A M

The Sachem Recrea t ion Depart-m e n t pre sented the J u n i o r Bandand S t r inged I n s t r u m e n t concert1 1 a. m. A u g u s t 10 in the N o k o m i .-.EU m e n t a l \ School . The beginners ,Lie e l e m e n t a r y and i n t e r m e d i a t e-t r inged i n - t rument groups p layedu n d e r t h e d k e c t i o n of Mrs. N a o m iK. M a i l , and t he e l em e n t a r y and

ii t e i m e d i a t e w i n d i n s t r u m e n t s werei i i i - l ' i - t h e d i rec t ion of Theodore1 i / / . a re i lo.

The Sachem, Central SchoolD i s t r i c t recreat ion program issponsored by the Board of Educa-t i o n . A pproximate l y 8,000 young-* i e r s and adu l t s par t ic i pated , andt h e ou tdoor concert of the handand ehoru-- . was held August 11 atSachem H i g h School.

L A K E L A N D FIRE DEPT.

A u gu s t lo D. Rober t S. Bliedenof S m i t h t o w n called t he Lake land1 i i e D ep a r t m e n t ambulance to theh o m e oi Mrs . Slate on Co l l ing tanPi ive. Mrs. Slate was t a k e n toM a t h e r M e m o r i a l Ho sp i t a l . A dam1 i l k a and F l u n k Rubenhauer weret h e a t t en d a n t s . La te r in t he dayM i s . Fang of 27 Juni per Avenuev, as t a k e n to M a t h e r in ihe Lake-land ambulance . Dr. Masami Y a m -¦lg' iu -hi was in charge. Adam Pitkaand H u gh Ob erno l t e were the a t -t e n d a n t s . At three a. m. Sun.davDr. Burford K. Welch called theambu lance to t ake Mrs. Price of•">o,"> Johnson Avenue to Brookha-\ eu Memor i a l Hospital . JohnSeoglio. Pa , rick Barharo andFrank B a i b a r o were the a t ten-d a n t s and w h i l e t hey were re tur -n i n g to the f i i chouse w i t h the am-bul ance they ciiii" to i h e scene ofan a u t o m o b i l e ai -. b l en t at t he ra i l -l oad bridge. They took Phi l ip Kra-mer of ( " I ' l l Fo r i e - t Avenue .Brooklyn, to Brookhaven Memor ia lH o s p i t a l .

A u gu s t 1 1 t he f ire d e p a r t m e n tv ;is called to t he r a i l road H a c k -a; S m i t b l o w n A \ e i i u e w 'u r e theye x t i n g u i sh e d a bru sh t i re . OnS a t u r d a y t h e men were c a l l e d toR a y n o i and M a r i o n St I eels wheret a e y e x t i n g u i s h e d a s m a l l b i u s hf i r e on t he ra i l road H a c k s Avherel a i l r oad t i e s were .sm o k i ng . La t e rPie same day t l i ey e x t i n g u i s h e d ub'ni sh f i re in t he woods rear Mo-to r Parkway opposi te Breeze Ave-nue.

R O N K O N K O MA FIRE DEPT.

Ju ly 30 the Ronkonkoma FireD epa i tmen t ambulance was calledto t ake Donald Meek of Brooklynto a hosp i t a l . Dr. Burford K.Welch was the doctor in chargeand .lame.- Cleary and Wil l iamSmith, tlie ambulance at tendants.On the same day Mrs. Mae Mil le rof Hawkins Avenue and ChurchS t i e t - t was ordered to Mather Mem-o i i a l Hosp i ta l by Dr. Masami Ya-maguehi . Alfred Smith and FrankCarroll were t h e a t t endan t s . Thethird call , on August 2. came fromthe Suffolk County police askingti have Mr. Bal quer in of Lake-w ood Avenue taken to the hospi-tal . He was admit ted to Brookha-ven Memoria l Hosp ita l . Dr. GeorgeJ. Adler was the doctor and JackKennedy and Alfred Smi th, the at-t< ndan t s . The fourth call wasn ade by Dr. Welch asking to havet h e amhulance take Louis Mendezof Collingtori Drive to Bi ookhavenMemorial Hospital . James Clearya n d Bernard Baake were tbe a t t en-d a n t s . The f ina l call Augus t 2 wasmade by the S u f f o l k County po-1 (. e and John Fernandez of C>Twel f th S t iee t wa> t aken to Ma-ther . Dr. Joseph E. Phis taras ofS m i t h tow n was the doctor andJack Kennedy and Adam Meiz le r .t h e a t t endan t s . August lo the am-bulance took Mrs. M a i t h a Siewartfi om the W i t t r i dg e N u r s i n g Hom eto Brookhaven Memorial Ho>p ital .Jo-eph P. Mal l ins and M a t t h e w

Kennedy were the attendants.Augus t 17 Treville Pottock ofHolbrook Road was ordered toBiookhaven Memoria l Hospital byDr. Theodore Fried. Alex Proiosand Joseph Kennedy were the at-t e n d a n t s . On the same day Peter(J rau . son of Mr. and Mrs. EugeneGrau of Oakwood Avenue , was ta-ken home in the ambulance fromthe off ice of Dr. Fried. ArmandoNicol i and David G i m m l e r werethe a t tendants .

A u g u s t 15 the fire depar tmentex t ingu ished a fire in The CameraMar t on Hawkins Avenue in theLake Village , which damaged thedarkroom and the storeroom in therear of the bui ld ing. The causeof the blaze was not de termined.On August 17 the Ronkonkomaf i remen were called to Lake ShoreDrive and Fin ley Place where theyextinguished a garage fire. ChiefA r t h u r Davis was in charge withass i s t an t chief . Everett Bowers.Five t rucks responded.

The depar tment held their regu-lar mon th ly meeting Mondaynight . Augus t 17 a group of f i re-men and pieces of equi pment par-t ic ipated in the parade in St.James.

The Rescue Squad of the depart-mtn t met August 14. Alfred Smithpresided at the meeting in the ab-sence of Armando Nicoli. who wasunable to be present.

Miss Rarbara C u m b e r l a n d ,daughter of Mrs. Doroth y Cum-berland of West Fourth Street , hasreturned home after a visit ofthee weeks with an aunt wholives in Royal Oaks, Mich.

Robert J. Rot tmann of Brown'sRoad recently lost his wallet witha considerable amount of moneyin it while shopping in a LakeRonkonkoma store. I t was foundand returned to h im by Joseph McN u l t y of Carlson Road , Lake Ron-konkoma.

The Rev. and Mrs. Harold Cole-man of Gatelot Avenue spent aweek in So. Harpswell , Me., wherethey visited with old friends. TheRev . Mr. Coleman was the minis-ter of the Congregational Churchin South Harpswell before his re-t i r emen t, a l i t t le more than a yearago.

The Advance is on sale at Ted-dy 's Luncheonette, W h e l a n'sDrugs, Lake Ronkonkoma Station-ery, Lechowit D e l i c at e s s e n,Frank's Stationery and LakomaFood Store in Lake Ronkonkoma.—Adv.

Ph i l ip Hans spent several dayslast week v is i t ing his son-in-lawand d a u g h t e r . Mr. and Mrs . Char-It s Ben jamin , and chi ldren. Char-les . Ji - .. Sally A n n and BarryWayne , of J Street. Mr. Hans , wholived w i t h his fami ly on HansBoulevard . Lake Ronkonkoma. forMany years , was a member of theSachem School Distr ict Board ofEduca t ion and both his wife andhe were active in the work of theM e t h o d i s t Church at Five Comersand in several civic organizat ions.They are now living in Westmin-ster. Md ., where they own SallvPatch Farm.

A i r m a n 1/c and Mrs. DonaldClegghorn are the parents of adaughter, named Pamela Jeanne,born in the Misawa Air ForceBase Hospital in Misawa. Japan,August (.b Mrs. Clegghorn is theformer Miss Mari lyn Gimmler ,daughter of M r . and Mrs. Sher-man Gimmler of G Centre Street ,the Lake. The baby is the great-granddaugh te r of Mrs. AugustGimmler of Creign ton Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pharoahof East North port were guests ofMrs. Robert Herrschaft, Sr., ofCarroll Avenue last Tnursday. Mr.and Mrs. Ral ph Herrschaft of Syr-acuse. Mrs. Robert Herrschaft'sson and daughter-in-law, also visi-ted her last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenneweinand two children of Gregory Driveare vacationing in North Carolina.

M<r. and Mrs. Arthur Davis ofLinden Street entertained at acook-out Saturday night. Guestspresent were Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeSous , Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bo-wers and daughter , Laurie, Mr. andMrs. James P. Cimos, Mr. andMrs. Charles Seus and son , Char-les. M'r. and Mrs. Robert ' Seus anddaughter, Maria , Mr. and Mrs.Walter Davis and Ar t h u r Davis ,Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Juan Medina ofthe Lake are the parents of a sonborn in Brookhaven MemorialHospital August (>.

The Ladies' Auxiliary to theLi t t l e League of the Ronkonkomasheld All-Star day at the baseball

Afield on Smith Street Sunday af-ternoon.

The Sachem Lligh School andSagamore Junior Hi gh- Schoolphysical examin-n t ions for Fall;¦ ports , football, soccer and cross-count ry , wi l l be g iven at X:.''l)a. m. Wednesday for all boys whoplan to par t ic ipate in those sports ,and who are in grades 7 through2 2. For fu r the r informat ion callSE 2-8H00 , Ext. 21 or 2o.

August 12 Mr. and Mrs. Phili pLingui t iof Ackcrly Lane enter -tained friends and relative? atthei r home. During the f i rs t partof the evening Mrs. Ph i l i p Cas-sese of Walter Street gave a homedemonstrat ion par ty, a f t e r whicha buffe t supper was SCIITI ] , fol-lowed by dancing and games. Tbeguests were Mr. and Mrs. JosephManzi and daughter , Terry, Ben-jamin Vitale , Phil ip Cassese andJohn Gassese of Lake Ronkonko-ma; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ryanand daughter, Diane , and vlr. andMrs. Mineo Ciani of New Jersey;Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ciani andMr. and Mrs. Max Fraiden ofBrooklyn; Mr. and ' Mrs. RalphTaranto. Mr. and Mrs. John Mii t-sner , Mrs. Marie Taranto anddaughter, Marie , of Patehogue.

Mrs. James Cimos of PatehogueRoad returned home this week af -ter spending several days visi t ingfriends in New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Praznehave returned home after a vaca-tion. They are the proprietors ofMargaret's Restaurant on PortionRoad.

The Advance is on sale at Fin-gar's Grocery and Olde TowneShoppe in Coram.—Adv.

Mr. and M'rs. Herman vonKampen , who were married June25 in Holy Cross Lutheran Churchreturned home Monday morn ingfrom their wedding tri p throughEurope. Both to and from Europethey sailed on the steamship,Bremen. Mrs. von Kampen is theformer Miss Elsie Pfeifer.

Martin Weise of Pond Road ,Ronkonkoma , had nine paint ing -in the Wet Paints Studio twelfthannual art exhibi t held last week-end in the Parish Hall of St.Ann 's Episcopal Church in Say-ville.

Peder Pcdersen of Carroll Ave-nue is vacationing in a --eacoasttown on the shores of Massachu-setts where he is sketching arc!painting.

The following Lake Ronkonko-ma coup les celebrated their i i rs tvvedding anniversaries during themonth : Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F .Flanagan , Mr. and Mrs. JamesCanale , Mr. and Mrs. Wi l l iamTrapani . Mr. and Mrs. Josep h J.Cardamone, Mr. and Mrs. E l d -ridge IL Bux ton and Mr. and Mrs .John J. Niblock , Jr.

M r . and Mrs. John Satmary ofAckcrly Lane entertained a groupof fr iends August 12 at a poolpart y on the grounds of the.rhome. Guests included Mr. andMrs . Walter Carleson, Mr. andMrs. Robert Reil ly, Mr. .and Mrs.Raymond Reill y, Mlrs. John Egan ,Mrs. L. Corr, Mr. and Mrs.Thomjas Foley, Mr. and Mrs.James Cleary, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Okvist , Mr. and Mrs. Mi-chael Moran.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ahrens ofPenn Street are the parents of adaughter born August 8 in Ma-ther Memorial Hospital. Two dayslater , in the same hospital , adaughter was born to Mr. andMrs. Will iam A. Stark of PleasureAvenue.

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH ,

Sunday masses in St. Joseph'sR. C. Church are at 7, 8, 9. 10 ,11 a. m.. 12 noon and 1 p. m.in the church ; at 8:15, 0:15, 10:15 ,11:15 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. inthe school auditorium and at 9 a.m. in the Civic Hall on GrundyAvenue in Holbrook. Daily massis at 7 and 8 a. m.

A card and bunco party bene-fi t ing Our Lad y of the 'CenacleConvent at Lake Ronkonkoma andsponsored by Court St. Joseph 975 ,Catholic Daughters of America,will be held at 8:30 p. m. tomor-row in St. Joseph's auditorium onChurch Street . There w i l l beawards and refreshments will beserved. Mrs. Helen Benson of PondRoad is chairman of the event.

Games are played Tuesday andThursday nights starting at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of St. Jo-seph's school.

ST. MARY'S CHURCH

St. Mary 's Episcopal Church

holds Sunday services at 8, 9:30and 11 a. m. with Holy Commu-nion and a sermon at all three-services. The church school meets'n the parish hall at 9:30 a. m.Sunday. Holy Communion is ad-ministered daily at 9 a. m. in thechurch. Laying on of Hands forthe Sick is Fridays after commu-nion.

METHODIST CHURCH

The Methodist Church at FiveCorners has a family .service ofcorporate worship at 9*30 a. m.during August and the f irst Sun-day in September. Sunday Schoolis held for children age ,•» to 11.Other young people who ordinarilyittend Sunday School are askedto attend the corporate worship at9:30 a. m. Summer visitors arecordially invited to attend churchservices.

HOLY CROSS CHURCH

Holy Cross Lutheran Churchholds services Sunday at 8:15, 9:30and 11 a. m. The church schoolmeets each Sunday at 9:30 a. m.There will be no Holy Communionadministered during September. Aspecial congregational m e e t i n gwill be held September 10 at 10:30a. m. — between the 9:30 and11 a. m. services — for the pur-pose of considering a new serviceschedule. All members of HolyCross congregation are asked tobe present.

A cake and apron sale will beheld at the new shopp ing centeron Portion Road starting at 9:30a. m,. Saturday. All donations arewelcome. Cakes should be at thebooth by 9 a. m. Anyone with noway of getting articles to boothshould call Mrs. Ottar Lyng, JU8-4742.

The Rev. Luther A. Gotwald , D.D., will preach September 3 atthe three Sunday services.

Beginning September 1(5 , andevery Saturday until further no-tice, the Confirmation class willmeet for instruction at 9:30 a. m.and the pre-Confirmation class at10:30 a. m. Rally day will be heldSeptember 24.

The Luther League will have aSplash Party at Finken's Pool atthe Ken-Ber Apartments on LakeShore Road and Smith Street from7 p. m. to 9 p. m. on Sunday.Mr. Finken is a member of theChurch Council.

E. PatehogueMrs. Muriel Gallagher , ATlantic 6-9039

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Russoof 287 South Country Road en-te r ta ined at a f a m i l y d inne r partyA u g u s t 7 which was the secondb i r thday of the i r daug hter, SusanEileen. Guests were grand parents ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russo of Pat-ehogue and Mr. and Mrs. A n t h o n ySogno of East Patehogue , andSusan Eileen , Eric , Paula , andtwins , Jamie and Joseph , thech i ld ren of Mr. and Mrs. Russo.Guests la ter were Susan 's uncleand a u n t . Mr. and Mrs. A n t h o n yRusso , and chi ldren Anthony, Jr.,Pattv and Linda , of Patehogue.

Betsy Ann and Marcia EllenLeipuner , twin daughters of Mr.and Mrs. Lawrence B. Leipuner of80 Evergreen Lane , were given alawn par ty August 12 by theirparents to celebrate their th i rdbirthday. Guests were grandpar-ents , Mr. and Mrs. Winf red Kopp,and an aunt , Mrs. Mildred Brody.all of Kerhonkson , and a brother ,Wally. Also Bruce Goldstein , Ron-ny Mandel l , Bradley and StevenSugarman , Andrew Graw and Annand Ellen Petretti. Gan.es wereplayed. Music was enjoyed as wellas the swimming party later inthe chi ldren 's pool.

Coleman Abramowitz of Wash-ington , D. C, was a weekendguest of Mr. and Mrs. LawrenceLeipuner of Evergreen Lane.

,Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miskoskyof 12 Spruce Drive celebratedtheir tenth wedding anniversaryAugust 11 at the "Better 'Ole"Restaurant in Brookhaven.

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mis-kosky of South Country Road hadas guests on August 13 at theirSummer beach house on WaterIsland , their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miskos-ky of East Patehogue and theirson-in-law and daughter , Mr. andMrs. Theodore Bogotus of Flush-ing, and grandchildren Linda Mis-kosky and Charlene and DouglasBogotus.

The Advance is on sale at SwanMarket, and Morio's Delicatessen.—Adv.

,Mrs. J. Kodet and daughter,Miss Alice Kodet of Bayside , wereentertained by Mrs. Robert Mis-kosky at her home August 1LMrs. Miskosky and Miss Kodet at-tended New York Universi ty to-gether and were members of ThetaUpsilon Sorority.

Catherine Mary, infant daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ches-ti r of 17 M y r t l e Lane , was chris-tened at 11:30 a. m. Sunday inSt. Paul' s Episcopal Church , Pat-ehogue. The Rev. Richard C. Cha-pin o f f i c i a t e d . The sponsors wereMr. and -Mrs . Richard Stoohr ofBlue Poin t and Mrs. Edward Cos-tel lo of Patehogue. A receptionwas held in t h e e \ e n i ng at theChester home Guests inc luded thegod parents , tbe baby 's sisters,Debra and Cynthia , her grand-parents , Mr. and Mrs. HobartRogers , and Mr. and Mrs. RudolphSchwab of Patehogue.

Theresa Ann Keegan , daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Keeganof 32 Mvrtle Lane , was christenedin St. 'Francis de Sales R. C.Church August 13. Godparents areJanu s McPeak of Patehogue andMiss Agnes Keegan of Brooklyn.Mr. and .Mrs. Keegan held a re-ception at home later . Guests werethe grandfa ther, Thomas J. Kee-gan , Sr.. of Brookl yn , Mr. andMrs. McPeak and children , Ther-esa , James and Laureen , MissKeegan , the godmother, and theother chi ldren of Mr. and Mrs.Keegan , Kathleen , Thomas , Mar-garet, Maureen and Stephen. Abuffet supper was served. TheresaAnn Keegan was born in Brook-haven Memorial Hospital on Julv28.

The Rev. Mario G. Cinque of-ficiated at the christening of NancyAnn Giordano in St. Joseph theWorker R. C. Church , Sunday. Thegodparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nich-olas Dono of East Patehogue. La-ter a reception was held by thechild's parents , Mr. and Mrs.Ralph A. Giordano , at their home,

442 Lenox Avenue. Guests weregrand parents , Mr. and Mrs. JosephJordan and an uncle ami aun t . Mr.and Mrs. Neil Barbel la of Brook-lyn. Also Air. and Mrs . Dono andchildren , Air. and Airs. AnthonyColichio , J r., and ch i ld ren , andBernadette and Joseph Giordano.

A surprise bridal shower wa<*given in honor of Miss Diane AIc-Aloney of Sayville August 11 byMrs. Joseph A. E n r i g h t at heihome in East Islip. Airs. Enr ightis a sister of the f u t u r e bride-groom. Guests were the guest-of-hoi ior 's mother. Air s . David AIc-Aloney, his s is ter , Aliss Joan Mc-Aloncy, Ai rs. Mur ie l Gal lagherand Aliss Patr icia AI. Ga l lagher ofEast Patchoiue; Alisses A la ry AIc-Cormick of Great Neck; A n n Mc-Donough of Brentwood ; E l izabe thClancey of Isl ip Terrace; El iza-beth Tohill and Mmireen Grimesof Central Is l ip; Shi r ley Alasaro-vich of Bohemia , and Ai rs. EdwardJohnson of Aledford. Also Alaura .Christine , Linda and Al ic ia AnnEnright. Miss AIcAloney wil l be-come the bride of James J. Gal-lagher in St. Joseph the WorkerR. C. Church , September 17.

Wendy Colichio celebrated herfour th bir thday at a large par tyfor relatives and f r iends given inher honor by her parents , Air. andMrs. Anthony Colichio , Jr., ofAmericas Avenue. i

NEW E. PATCHOGUESTREET MAPS

1960 edition. On sale at SwanMarket, Danielson's Delicatessenand Ed & Dot's Grocery, SouthCountry Road. Published by TheAdvance. Also contains streets inBellport, Brookhaven, Yaphank,Medford , Patehogue, Blue Poi'ntand Bayport. All this for on ly50c.—Advi

The third bir thday of SusanThompson was celebrated at apai'ty given August 19 by her par-ents, Air. and Airs. Will iam J.Thompson of 112 Pace Avenu" ,Bell port Manor. Guests were hersisters, Christ ine . Debra and Cath-erine Louise , Michel le Humes , "Wil-liam and Robert Beau 'ord.

A second bir thday part y wasgiven recently in honor of BrianSullivan by his parents, Mr. andAirs. William J. Sullivan of 22Dahlia Drive W. Guests were Airs.Thomas Putnam and chi ldren ,Linda , Jack and Betsy, Mrs. PaulHauser and children , Kathy, Holl yand Paul , Airs. Wi l l i am Trigg andson , Will iam , Jr., and Stephaniand Mark Sul l ivan , brothers ofguest-of-honor.

Mr . and Airs . Alan Silvermanof 25 Evergreen Lane , enter ta inedever the weekend Airs. Si lverman 'sparents , Air. and Airs. NathanAlurof f of Brooklyn.

Bob Roush of 222 Durkeo Lanehas acted as soloist while thechoir of Bell port Methodist Churchare on vacation. Air . Roush sanptbe "Evening Prayer" last week ,and Sunday sang "His Eye Is OnThe Sparrow," at the 10 a. m.services.

3 Easy Steps—1. Phone GRo-ver 5-1000; 2. Say that you wishto suscribe to The Advance ; 3Give us your name, home adressor P. O. Box number.—Adv.

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Airs. Rosemarie Lcto and chil-d ies , YYineent and Roberta , ofBrookl yn are .spending two weeksv i s i t i ng Ai r. and Airs. MichaelAutera and fami lv of Hauser Ave-nue.

Kevin Uckert, son of Ai r. andAirs. Fred Uckert. Jr., of Broad-way Avenue, celebrated his thirdb i r thday Saturday. Hel ping Kevincelebrate , besides his parents amihi.s sister , Aferri , and brother ,Brian , were his godparents, Air.and Airs. C l in ton Aleinberg ofBayport.

Michael Autera celebrated histenth b i r thday Saturday with afami ly party at his home on Hau-ser Avenue. Present were Airs.Rosemarie Leto and children , Rob-erta and Vincent , of Brooklyn;Airs. Louis Agliardo and Air. andAirs. Michael Autera and daugh-U rs , Alarylou and Angela.

Aliss Ruth McDermott of SmithAvenut was the guest-of-honor ata bridal shower given for herAugust 13 by the Sunday schoolteachers of St. John 's LutheranChurch of Holbrook , at the homeof Air. and Mrs. Henry Baack onGrundy Avenue. After Aliss AIc-Dermott had opened her nranygifts, the men joined the partyfor a bu f f e t supper. Present wereAi rs. Phili p Rice of Forest Kills;Airs. Paul Steidel and daughters,Paula and Christy, of Centereach;Air. and Airs. Nathan Granger,Mrs. Henry Baack , Mrs. FrankWurthner . Air. and Airs. HenryBaack , Airs. Frank Holub , Airs.Fred Seidentopf , Airs. George Ma-genl ie imer , Sr., Harry Sengelaub,E m i l y Schoenfelder , B o n i J u n eBaack and Diane Alaggio. Aliss McDermott wi l l be married to HarrySengelaub at the St. John 's Lu-the ran Church Sundav.

Air. and Airs . Luther Harrisonof Gi l i e r Avenue had as theirguests last week , Mr. and Airs.Kenneth C l a r k and children ,Glynn and Ava , and Ai rs. ArthurPowell and daughters, Diane andDonna , all of Brooklyn.

A ugu s t Hi , Mesdames WalterGerhart of Ronkonkoma; EmilBut tgere i t , F rank Bieler and son ,Richard , Henry F. Heine and Bry-an St. Louis enjoyed a picnic atYe ik ' s Beach at Lake Ronkonko-m a.

Air. and Airs. A. Henry Habichof Laurel Street a t tended (he clam-bake given August 13 by themembers of St. Paul ' s E p iscopalChurch in Patehogue. Fr iday Mr.Habich enjoyed the f ish ing tri psponsored by the Brookhaven Lea-gue of the Indus t r ia l Home forthe B ' ind of Patehogue, of whichAir. Habich is member .

Edward Black , who is emp loy-ed by the United Parcel Comp-any , and his daughter , Aliss Ve-lonica , who is in t r a i n i n g to be-come a nurse at St. John 's Hos-pital , are both enjoy ing a vaca-tion at their home on OfficialsAvenue.

August 13, the Holbrook Volun-teer Fire Department, Inc., werehost to the Central North ShoreAssociation, when an "old fash-ioned drill" was held. On Sunday,the Patehogue Depai'tment was

sliest to the Association , when theHolbrook Department tied forthird p lace on all points. August14 the local vamps were called outto ext inguish a brush f i re nearthe Ronkonkoma Railroad Station.The firemen are holding a "funraising collection " August 19-27.

Air. and All's. Ar thur Wehren-berg and daughter , Aliss Patti, titAvenue E., were among the guestsat a birthday party August 15 forAirs. Mary Brauner of Patehogue.Thursday the Wehrenbergs at tend-ed a party at the home of Air.and Airs. Bruce Saidler in Pateh-ogue, in honor of the birthdaysof Bruce Saidler and Aliss JudySlater of Bayport.

Mrs. Henry Heine will be thehostess at a business meeting ofthe Ladies ' Aid Society of St.John 's Lutheran Church to be-held at 1 p. m. today at the GuildHall and at 8 p. m. an importantChurch Council meeting will beheld at the church. The Fall Plan-ning meeting of the SundaySchool teachers and staff wil l beheld at the church 8 p. m. Alon-day. All teachers, staff and mem-bers interested in teaching or as-sisting in the Sunday School areurged to be present. The annualboatride of the Walther League upthe Hudson River to Bear Aloun-tain will be held September 9.The boat leaves the West Forty-Second Street pier at 9:30 a. m,For further information pleasecontact Peter Berg.

Sunday afternoon Mr. and Airs.Arthur Wehrenberg and daughter.Miss Patti, helped Jimmy Medd-ler of Westbury celebrate his se-cond birthday, and in the eveningthe Wehrenbergs were among theguests at the home of Ai r. andMrs. Otto Brauner in Patchogii'- ,to celebrate the first wedding an-niversary of the Brauners ' son anddaughter-in-law, Mr. and Airs. Ot-to Brauner.

The following local people at-tended an outing held at SunkenMeadow Park August 9 to cele-brate the birthday of Joan Hulse ,daughter of Air. and Airs. LeverettHulse of Holtsville: Mrs. CharlesZvonik , Mrs. Robert Kobil anddaughter, Cherry, Airs. Carol Ber-gen and sons, Keith and Gary,Airs. Harold Lindgren and chi ldrenThomas, Johanna , Mary Alargaretand Rita , and Mtrs. Albert Alac-ciola and daughter, Maria.

Roland Lindgren of Brooklynwas a weekend guest at t h ehome of Air. and Airs. Ral phLindgre n of Furrows Road.

Thomas , Johanna an 1 MaryMargaret Lindgren of DoughertyStreet spent the weekend v i s i t i ngthei r aunt , Aliss Johanna Piekart ,at her Summer home in West Say-ville.

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By Charles R. Dominy, Sheriff

Upon learn ing * that tho SuffolkCounty Board of supervisors , ati t s meetini *1 in Riverhead last Mon-day, adopted an across-tue-boardwage increase of at last f iveper cent to county employes ef-l'eel ive January 1. 1W/2 , I feel theyshould be hi ghl y commended furth is t imely act ion.

W i t h t he r i s ing cost of l iv ing",this increase in salaries for coun-ty employes is cert a in l y war ran t -ed. Unless we make it our busi-ness to provide the incent ive . i:ithe i'oim of a decent l iving * wagofor qua l i f i ed people, we cannotexpect to at t ract and main ta in thecalibre of c iv i l servants we wouldhope for in government work.

Everyine knows that there isno s a \ i n g in paying many peoplea small salary, for wi th the t u r n -over due to poor pay, no moneycan be saved in cons tan t ly t ra in-ing new peop le. Roth money andvaluable t i m e is lost to evervone.

Let me hasten to add , however,tha t I have absolute l y no desireto spend hard-earned taxpayer --.'money u n w o n t e d l y Ru t . t h i s sala-ry increase is just good commonsense.

When I f i rs t took of f ice in Jan-uary of 1!'57 , many of my em-ployes were grossl y underpa id . Infact , several were mak ing onl y$1,900 per year. With the cooper-ation of the board of supervisors,we were able to raise the*-e sal-aries to a fair l iv ing wa ge. Atthis present wr i t ing , I would liketo raise the salaries of my w holestaff to anoth"i- pay bracket, butas ment ioned before , 1 do not wishto over-tax the taxpayers .

Over-all , regarding the across-the-board wage increase , I app laudthe supervisor s ' a c t i o n and feeltha t it wi l l K ad to i) "t f e r service *to the countv.

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CENTEREACH — Sixth Pre-cinct police es t imated if 100 worthof damage was done between Au-gust I 'd and S a t u r d a y when burg-lars i an.-.acked the home of JamesDrummond of Von Bergen Ave-nue .

Police said entry was gainedthrough a south window. Closetsand drawers were emptied andtheir contents strewn through thehouse, police- said. Also , police said ,several fives wi-re started in thedwelling, and ob . rene words werewr i t t en on the walls. A .$15 tennisracket was stolen , police said.

Detective Frank LoDc-kro, Sgt.Henry (1 ra t tan and Patrolman D.F. Smimmo investigated.

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$400 Damage CausedIn Ransacking of Home