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TOWN OF BROOKHAVENBirth*—tjvptemiivr 27—A aui» , DuiiuM Walter , to

Kt'iir.rth Jarr.cL. and Lditb BradfordKulan<i Dixon uf Center Muricbta at£iriK>kiiavt 'ii iitrroociai hospital, Kimii'iitchuguc.

Sti>t«mb*r '2'± A daughter , Betty Jane ,* toWilliam Charles and Marguerite GloriaHarper Sieber of 52 Lev avenue. Patch-uKUf , at Brookhaven Memorial fautivital.

September 'ID — A daughter. Margaret Ce-celia, to Hubert James and .MargaretCecelia Lancjgrof Con boy HiffKins ofLake Konkonkoma at Mather Memorialhusintal, Port JetTeraon.

September -H) - - A daughter, Teresa isuaan .to Anthony George and katherine Caro-line Kirtatud Altebrando of Selden atBrookhaven Memorial hospital.

September ^0—A daughter , Mary Ann , toVincent George and Dorothy JosephineTurnbull De Bono of -5» Schoenfeldboulevard. Patchogue. at BrookhavenMemorial hospital.

September 30—A daughter, Barbara Anne,to George Washington and PbilomenaAmelia Lambert Tatiercio Mclnturtf ofFarming vilte at Brookhaven Memorialhospital.

September 30—A son, Koger Thomas, toVernon Gordon, Sr., and Patricia AnnHoey Kaynor of Shirley at BrookhavenMemorial hospital.

September HO —A daughter, Mary Patricia .to Dante Alfred and Joann Marie BradyBattiila of Mastic Beach at Bay viewGeneral hospital . Mastic Beach.

September 30—A daughter , KathleneMarie, to Richard George and i-)alsyArleen Stark Krauensky of Sayville atBrookhaven Memorial hospital.

September 30—A daughter, Bonnie Eliza-beth, to Carl Paul and Margaret Vir-ginia Frank Kern of Center Morichesat Brookhaven Memorial hospital.

September 30—A son, Anthony, to Pas-quale and Rose Marie Espoatto Aielioof Holtsville at Mather Memorial hos-pital.

September 30—A daughter, CatherineMary, to Vincent Francis and TheresaAnn Doyle Murphy of Lake Ronkon-koma at Brookhaven Memorial hospital.

October 1—A daughter. Laura Ann , toHoward Charles and Hazel FlorenceMeyer Dycker *J* Yaphank at Brook-haven Memorial hospital.

October 1—A daughter. Jean, to- ManuelRobert and Anna Marie Giordano Cor-setti of Bellport at Brookhaven Me-morial hospital. -~

October 1—A son, Robert Roy, to AllenWilliam and Florence Blanch RobargeWestervelt of Blue Point at BrookhavenMemorial hospital.

October 1—A daughter, Doreen Ellen, toEdward Daniel, III, and Irene HelenMalkiewicz Sperry of Ridge at Brook-haven Memorial hospital.

October 1—A son, Joseph Alan, to Ar-thur and Rose Gallino Wright of North-port at Mather Memorial hospital.

October 1—A son, Erik Benjamin, toAlexander Samuel and Janet Lou An-derson Schiffelbian of Center Morichesat Brookhaven Memorial hospital.

October 2—A son. Terry Patrick, toCharles AuRustine and Nancy DorisBosio Taylor of 126 Engelke street, Pat-chogue, at Brookhaven Memorial hos-pital.

October 2—A daughter, Mary Jane, toEnoch Rosario and Carmen Lydia Ra-merez Torres at 62 Oak street, Patch-ogue at Brookhaven Memorial hospital.

October 2—A son, John Warren, to Ger-ald Ludlow and Ruth Hanscom Graceof Bellport at Brookhaven Memorialhospital.

October 2—A daughter. Sheila June, toDouglas Charles and Joan Marie MailerKilvington of 157 Washington avenue.Patchogue, at Brookhaven Memorialhospital.

October 2—A son, Ronald Thomas, .toWalter F.. Sr.. and Vicky MajcrnikHsilend of Selden at Brookhaven Me-morial hospital.

October 3—A daughter, Stephani, to Jo-seph John and Genevieve Stephani Ba-biorz. of East Patchogue at BrookhavenMemorial hospital.

October 3 —A daughter.* Donna Lee. toJohn and Helene Anna Voigt Dolan ofLake Ronkonkoma at Mather Memorialhospital.

October 3—A son. Paul Clifford, to Fred-crick Clifford and Ruth Loni Leo Brunnof Middle lb la nil at Mather Memorialhospital.

October 3—A son. George William, to Car-mine and Catherine Schaefer Zambrot-to of Nesconset at Mather Memorialhospital.

October '.i—A son, Frederick Josex>h, toFrederick Joseph, Jr., and Marv AlevasDohn of Blue Point at Brookhaven Me-morial hospital.

October 4—A son, David Jerone. to JamesPrimrose and Martha Geiffert Palmerof Setauket at Mather Memorial hos-pital.

October 5—A son. Frank Stephen, toStephen and Christina Ciaramella Can-nistra of Ronkonkoma at Mather Me-morial hospital.

October 5—Twins, Dorothy Ruth andCatherine Etna, to Robert and CathyJoan Van Tassel Vilar of Mastic Beachat Bayvtew General hospital.

October 6—A son, Charles Bacbc, Jr., to' Charles Bache and Marie Olsson Jayne

of Port Jefferson at Mather Memorialhospital.

October 6 —A daughter. Bryna. to Martinand Sally H in del Rubin of S Jenningsavenue, Patchogue, at Bayview Generalhospital.

October 6—A daughter, Kathleen Tbom-asita. to William O. and Mary T. Jack-man Grimmer of Sayville at BrookhavenMemorial hospital.

October 7—A son. William Gerard* toHenry and Virginia Marie Mayer Rust-mann of North Patchogue at Brook-haven Memorial hospital ..

October 7—A son, Peter Joseph, to PeterPaul and Mary Ann Gaynor Curreri ofBellport at Brookhaven Memorial hos-pital.

October 7—A daughter. Linda Marie, toAlfred Calvin. Sr.. and Mary Ella Kil-ian Plate of Manorville at Mather Me-morial hospital.

October 7—A aon, Darryl Eugene, toRobert. Jr.. and Arrie Laverne LewisCannon of Centereach at Mather Me-morial hospital.

October 7—A daughter, Kathleen Eliza-beth , to Francis and Kathleen BornSee be r uf Centereach at Mather Me-morial hospital.

October 8—A son, Daniel Sumner, toClyde A. and Veronica Wenirer Ben-nett of 17 Haywood street. Patchogue,at Brookhaven Memorial hospital.

October 8 — A son, Denis Anthoyn, Jr.. toDenis Anthony and Sally Joyce St.Clair Connolly of Mt. Sinai at MatherMemorial hospital.

October 8—A son, Alfredo Julio, Jr. , to

Alfredo Julio and Mary Lou RodriguezTrifcidi of East Patchogue at Brook-haven Memorial hospital.

October 8—A son. Gennaro, to Nickolasand Katherine llacaua Boggi of Cen-tereach at Mather Memorial hospital.

October 8—A son. Charles Donald, toJohn Anthony and Catherine ElizabethAhtonucci Cresci of Nesconset at MatherMemorial hospital.

October 9—A son. Marc Charles, toCharles W. and Norma Rita BauerSchnizler of Port Jefferson at Brook-haven Memorial hospital.

October 9—A daughter. Susan Ann . toGary South and Joyce Pomeroy OliverGiles of Port Jefferson at Mather Me-morial hospital.

October 9—A son, Dennis Robert, toRobert T. and Jeanne J ul ia Gur re] 1Keyes of East Patchogue at Brook-haven Memorial hospital.

October 9—A daughter, Linda , to HenryJoseph and Mary Margaret MerollaOfferding of Selden at Mather Memor-ial hospital.

October 10—A son , Michael, to Frankand El vera Navas Page of Smithtownat Mather Memorial hospital.

Octcber 10—A daughter. Genet Laray. toCharlie. Jr.. and Geneva Horton Sim-mons of Centereach at Mather Memor-ial hospital.

October 10—A daughter. Susan, to Johnand Helen E. Steeg Dorrien of Bellportat Brookhaven Memorial hospital .

October 10—A son. John Richard, III . toJohn Richard and Anna Boeckel Winc-

kelman n of Selden at Mather Memorialhospital.

Marriage Licenses—October 5—John Michael Mokeski of

Southampton and Arlene Jean Roman-owski of East Moriches.

October 6—James Thomas Hartford ofBrooklyn and Louise Ann Gallo of S2Terry street, Patchogue.

October 6—Tomraaso Laudadio of Flush-ing snd Jean C. George Scocozza ofShirley.

October 7—Edward J. Barthlemess ofEast Patchogue and Marilyn Elsie New-ton of Blue Point.

October 8—Lester G. Homan of Port Jef-ferson and Marjorie K. O'Shea of Yap-hank.

October 9—John R. Werntz of 32 Jonesstreet. Patchogue., and Muriel L- Mc-Cabe of 32 Jones street. Patchogue.

October 10—Walter Conrad Kayton ofBellport and Sandra Josephine Mistierof Medford.

October 10—James Romeo of 15 Secondstreet. Patchogue. and Elizabeth Ved-der of 27 Midway street, Patchogue.

October 13—Jesse Moranti . Jr.. of 110Holbrook street, Patchotrue. and LucilleMargaret Dorio of 56 Sycamore street.East Patchogue.

Deaths—October 3—William Tuohy. 77. of West

Islip at Suffolk infirmary. Yaphank.October 3—Susie De Young, 03. of Man-

orville at residence.October 4—Anna Maria Wendel, S3, of

Medford at residence.October 4—Roy Lee Randall, 56, of Free-

port at Eastport.October 4—Lillian Malmin, 54, of Mt.

Sinai at residence.October 4—Rose Savoretti . 62. of Smith-

town at Mather Memorial hospital.October 6—Harold C. SBsbe. 73. of 258

Oak street, Patchogue, at BrookhavenMemorial hospital.

October G—Barbara Miller, 76, of Masticat residence.

October 6—Julia Finger. 66, of Lake Ron-konkoma at Mather Memorial hospital.

October 7—-William Koch, 90, of LakeRonkonkoma at residence.

October 8—MarRaret P. Jacobus. 55, of-Heliport at residence.

October 8— Anna Kelly. 7(7. of Pnnesburgat Brookhaven Memorial hospital.

October 8—Samuel Pearson, S3, of Ama-gansett at Suffol k infirmary.

October 9—Mary r\ Hoyt . 7>» . of Heliportj at Brookhaven Memorial • hospital. ,October 11—Eugene - E. Clancy,v "-V' ol

Bellport at Brookhaven Memorial hos-pital .

October II—George William Malcolm, 57,of Ridge at Patchogue.

VILLAGE OF PATCHOGUEDeaths—October 4—Mary Brown. S:t. oB 78 Chapel

avenge, patchogue. at Belle-Air ManorNursing home. Patchogue.

October 5—Marie Louise Went worth. S4,of Washington. D. C, at Ramor Nurs-ing borne, Patchogue.

October 8—Ellen Mayer , 80. of 74 Mapleavenue. Patchogue. at residence.

October 9—Joseph Charles Mickel. 64. of76 Terry street. Patchogue, at residence.

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PATCHOGUE LOCALSMisses Marilyn and Gloria

Hanson are on one week's vacationin New York city. M JSS MarilynHanson is employed iti McBride 'sDrue; store and is on her secondweek 's vacation. Miss GloriaHanson is employed at the Home-stead laundry.

Robert Goodhue of Academystreet is on his second week svacation from his position in theBee Hive store.

Mr. and Mrs. John Cargill andsou, Douglas, of Lakeland avenueleft last Friday for two weeks'vacation in Florida.

Mrs. Agnes Jewett of the lin-gerie department of Swezey andNewins 1'eil in her home in thechurch street apartments lastFriday night. She is recuperatingat the home of her daughter inMassapequa.

Wayne Anderson, son of Mr.and Mrs. Axel Anderson of 23Wig-gins avenue, was ten yearsold October 8. He celebrated hisbirthday with a theater party onOctober 6 for several of hisfriends.

The Patchogue Advance is onsale at McCarthy 's Luncheonette,Rimi's Luncheonette, Chiuchiolo'sStationery, LaMoth's Grocery, G.& G. Luncheonette, W i l l i a mGluth's Grocery and Caprino's inPatchogue.—-Adv.

The Women's fellowship of theCongregational church are makingplans for their Christmas bazaarwhich will be held November 16.

In the Raiona family, father,son and grandson are celebratingtheir b i r t h d a y s this month.Frank Raiona of Mott street willcelebrate his birthday today; hisson, Anthony, of Terry street,on Saturday and Anthonv, Jr.,on October 30.

Robert Martin is on a two-weekvacation from his position on thenews staff of The PatchogueAdvance. Mr. and Mrs. Marti nare spending some time in theNew England states. They havebeen visiting Professor and Mrs.Ted Chick in Middletovvn, Conn;Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGurn inBennington, Vt., and Mrs. MinaMartin in Peekskill. Mrs. Chickis Mr. Martin's niece, Mr. McGurn,his nephew, and Mrs. Martin hismother.

Mrs. Noble Chapman is ill at herhome on Carman street.

New residents in Patchogue in-clude Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Longand two daughters, 7 and 17, 176Central avenue, from Bayport:Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith andson, 14, and daughter, 21, 21 Her-bert circle, North Patchogue ,from Glendale, 111.: Mr. and Mrs.Theodore Caplan a n d three-month-old daughter from Ger-many (Mr. Caplan out of U. S.service two months ago): Mr. andMrs. John Brown and sons, 8

• and o, 143 Jennings avenue, fromEasthampton: Mr. and Mrs .Charles Saittiui and twin suns , 17mouths , 70 Swezey street , fromthe Bronx: Mrs. Patricia Anu-from and daughter , l;;, b Gt -rurdstreet , from Boston: Mr. and Mrs .Emanuel Borenstein , 77 SwanLake drive , from Boston: Mr. andMrs. James Shea, Buckley road,from Wantagh.

Mrs. Robert Logan and Mrs.Reynold Wicks entertained at afamily party Sunday ni^'ht at thehome 01" Mrs. Wicks on Wigginsavenue for Mrs. Frank Well s ,Mrs . Wicks ' mother who liveswith her. A buffet supper ' wasserved. Mrs. Wells' children ,grandchildren and great-grand-children were present: Mr. andMrs. . Maynard Remer and chil-dren, Debbie and William, of Uti-ca , Mich.; Mr . and Mrs. VernonWells , Jr., and children , Karenand Danny, Mr. and Mrs. VernonWells , Sr., all of Riverhead ; andMr. and Mrs. Robert Logan andchildren. Jeanne and Barbara, ofPatchogue.

Frank C. Barrie , son of Mr.and Mrs. Frank C. Barrie of 38Gillette avenue, has been pledgedto . Phi Kappa Psi fraternity atTrinity college, Hartford. Conn.Mr. Barrie, a sophomore, is as-sistant news editor of the Tri pod ,and secretary of the Canterburyclub.

Out-of-town guests at thcRock-Shand wedding were: Mr.and Mrs. Chalmer Rock , thebridegroom's parents , and hissisters, Misses Alice, Gail andLinda Rock , Mr. and Mrs. HenryMartinet , Mrs. Alton, Mrs. Hall ,Mr. and Mrs. Philip Burk andPhilip Eggleton, all from up-stateNew York ; William Butler, ofPatchogue, who came from Brownuniversity. Providence , R. I.; Mr.and Mrs. Craig Shand of Ocean fa,Va.; Miss Dorothy Rock , RobertWieder, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich-ard Rush, all of Ohio; Mr. andMrs. David Gatje of Babylon; Mr.and Mrs. George Gatje of Bright-waters; Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeOlsen of Cedar Grove, N. J.; Mr.and Mrs. Alden Olsson, and Mr.and Mrs. Walter Ormsby of Bay-port ; Mr. and Mrs. WesleySpringhorn of Blue Point; Mr.and Mrs. John Horvath of Bo-hemia; Miss Gail La Fountain,Mr. and Mrs. Larry La Fountain,and Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Sher-man, all of Sayville.

Your friends will know goodtaste and skilled workmanshiphave been embodied in the wed-ding invitations you order fromThe Patchogue Advance—at bud-get prices.-—Adv.