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Oakdale The Ronkonkomas By MRS. DONALD MAHNKEN LT 9-0375 By M R S . EDWARD HAZARD JUniper 8-5221

•<. Ted Scot! Schwamh celebrat­ed his second birthday on Sun­day at a party given by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schwamh, a t 'h is Bellvieu Road home. Among the guests were his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schwamb of Lake drove and Mr. and Mrs. An­thony Wojcison of Sayville, Mr. and Mrs. Waller llensel and their children. Raymond. Wal­ter. Carl and Thomas of River-head. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent (.)'-Connell and son. David of Oak-dale, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fazio :mi\ son. dene -Jr. of Norlhport. Miss Susan O'Connell of dak-dale. Miss Jane Wojcison of Say­ville and Ted's baby sister. Car­rie Lynn.

The flowers on the altar of St. John's Episcopal Church on Sunday were the gift <>f Mrs. Theodore Jcdlieka in memory of her husband.

For free picK up and delivery of all prescriptions call your Liggett-Rexalf Drug Store. Oak-dale-Sayville Shopping Plaza, at LT 9-2544. 98ti

The Charlotte Guild of St. John's Episcopal Church will hold its monthly meeting next Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'­clock at the parish house. At this time plans for the corned beef and cabbage dinner to be held March seventh will be dis­cussed. New members are invit­ed to attend.

The dreat South Bay Demo­cratic Club will meet next Wed­nesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the Onkdale Plaza Room.

Personal loans for all worth­while purposes at bank rates are just one of the many bank­ing services at your "One Stop Bank" — Oystermen's. tf . Kenneth Slavic celebrated his fourth birthday last Thursday with a family party at his West Shore Road home. Among -the guests were his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Worrad and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Slavic, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Worrad and their sons. Christopher, Michael and Robert.

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Mrs. William Mullcr and Mrs. Milton Henrywero co-hostesses at Monday afternoon's meeting of the Southside Hospital Aux­iliary which was held at the lire house. The Gardenia Day chairman, Mrs. Lewis Label, an­nounced thai Gardenia Days will be held on Friday and Satur­day, March 14lh and 15th. Phone calls concerning these days will be made the first week j11 March. Those who worked on the lists to be usvd are Mrs. Zita Dully. Mrs. Read Seal. Mrs. Milton Henry. Mrs. Lewis Label. Mrs. Andrew Abate. Miss Lu­cille Abate, Mrs. Albert Main­land. Mrs. Frank Buschor, Mrs. William Midler. Mrs. Ernest Poppitz, Mrs. Harold Lanchan-tin. Mrs. John Load. Mrs. Ar­thur Faria and Mrs. Raymon Mallon.

Don't miss Suzy Shopper's 'column on page three of this

newspaper. Suzy writes adver­tisements for local merchants in her own intimate style. Be sure to read the ads listed and when you shop don't forget to say that "Suzy sent you". For space in this column call LT 9-6200, It

The Knights of the Charlotte Guild will hold a meeting Mon­day evening at 8:30 o'clock at St. John's Parish house to for­mulate plans for the second an­nual spring dance.

Mrs. Margaret Kennedy of Ja­maica Estates left yesterday af­ter spending a few days visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mahnkcn of "Washington Avenue.

Brother Avator Joseph, head of the department of mathema­tics at LaSalle Military Acad­emy in dakdalc. who will mark his 25th anniversary as a Chris­tian brother tomorrow. Brother Joseph holds the B.A. degree in history from Catholic -Univer­sity, the M.A. in history from Manhattan College, and he is working for an M.A. degree in mathematics at Adelphi Univer­sity, where he is pursuing his studies on a grant from the National Science Foundation. He is an active member of the Diocesan Mathematics Commit­tee of the Diocese of Rockville Centre and the Suffolk County Mathematics League, which rep­resents public and private high schools throughout the county.

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The flowers on the altar at the Methodist Church on Sun-dav were given in memory of Mrs. Frank L. Newton by the Newton family and of Sachem Public Library in memory of the lather of Mrs. Natalie Ha-zen. Beginning next Sunday and continuing throughout Lent, there will be evening services on Sundays at eight p. m. At 11 a. m. tomorrow the Woman's Society of Christian Service will have a "World Day of Prayer" sendee in the church. The wom­en of Holy Cross Lutheran Church will unite with them. The following new members have been taken into the fel­lowship of the church: Mr. and Mrs. John Russ and John Russ Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coch­ran. Mr. and Mrs. Robert llain. Paul Dimler of Lake Ronkonko-ma, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glins-man of Terryville, Thomas Rev of Centereach and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly of Farmingville.

Dr. Charles Raebeck. associ­ate professor of education and director of teacher training at Adelphi College. Oakdale, was guest speaker Wednesday night of last week at the regular monthly meeting of the Gatelot Avenue School P. T. A. Dr. Rae­beck gave an interesting talk on "Values of Youth In Contem­porary Society and Their Rela­tionships to Parenthood and Ed­ucation". This was followed by a short question and 'answer period. More than 150 teachers, parents and friends were pre­sent.

A spaghetti dinner was serv­ed at the annual Founder's Day meeting of the Nokomis P. T. 0-. held Wednesday, February fifth. After dinner Mrs. Grassman presided at the short business meeting, during which it was voted to give $500 to the Sach­em scholarship fund. Mrs. Wil-ma Smith, Nokomis vocal music teacher, presented a music pro­gram.

Personal loans Tor all worth­while purposes at bank rates are just one of the many bank­ing services at your "One Stop B=mk" — Oystermen's. tf

Kenneth Brady, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Brady of Oak Street, a senior >at the State University of New York at Albany, has had his name placed on the dean's list.

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt PfeMfer and two children, of Queens, have moved into their new house on Smith Street.

Last Monday on a mutual aid to Ronkonkoma, R. Schumn of Jenrus Street, Lake Ronkonko­ma was taken from the scene of an automobile accident on Smith Road and Park Avenue to Smithtown General Hospital in the Lakeland ambulance. On Wednesday of last week Suffolk County Police called the ambu­lance to the scene of an auto­mobile accident at Pamlico Street and Wildwood Avenue to take Edward and Constance Morkus of Beaver Lane, Ron­konkoma, to Smithtown General Hospital. Veronica Fix was taken from the Park Lake Rest Home to Smithtown General in the ambulance on Friday and the following day Emma Unger was taken from the same rest home to Smithtown Hospital.

Mrs. Lillian Smith of Plea­sure Avenue accompanied by her son. Charles Smith of Lau­rel Road, went to Kentucky last week to attend the funeral and burial of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.

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Mr. and Mrs. William Wick­ers of Richard Avenue enter­tained a number of friends last; week tofctflebrate the 44th wed­ding anniversary of Mrs. Wick­ers' paremsT-MPr-and Mrs. Frank Cratzer Sr. of Kingsbridgc. N. Y. Present were Patricia. Con­stance and Margaret Wickers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gratzer and son Frank of Pelham. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Helmstetter and son Christopher of Pinebrook N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zit-elli and children, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Long, and Misses Eileen and Constance Gratzer of Kings-bridge.

Thomas G. Flynn, airman, USN, son of Mrs. Marie T. Rielly of 1042 Portion Road, Lake Ron­konkoma, was graduated Janu­ary 24th from the Aviation M e c h a n i c a l Fundamentals School at the Naval Air Techni­cal Training Center. Memphis, Tenn.

George Starkschall, a gradu­ate of Sachem High School and a freshman at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, travel­ed to Canada last week with the Institute's concert band on its annual mid-year tour. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Starkschall of 7 Willis Avenue, Lake Ron­konkoma, George plays the bas­soon.

Jeffrey Miller, a freshman, of Lake Ronkonkoma, will appear in the Lewis and Clark College production of "The World of Sholom Aleichem" to be pre­sented tomorrow and Saturday at the Portland, Ore., College. He is the son of R. Davis Miller of Cleary Road. He previously was seen in the college presen­tation of "Andersonville Trial".

Richard Anthony LaCorte, in­fant son of Mr. and Mrs. George LaCorte of Olive Street, was baptized on Sunday of last week in St. Joseph's- R. C. Church by the Rev. Richard Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scionti arc his godparents. After the cere­mony a reception was held at the LaCorte home for the fol­lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Neal Mi­randa, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Man-cini, Mrs. Rose LaCorte, Mfs. Rose DiDonato, Miss Ilona Dale Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Au-ditore, Victor Orlanda and sons, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, Miss Jill Seddon, Miss Margaret Castora, Mrs. Fred Stelling, Miss Linda Stelling, Mr. and Mrs. William Maclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mastrandrea, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nobile, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seltman, Mrs. Mary Luca. Mrs. Anne LaCorte. Miss Jean Moskal and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Craig.

Loucio Martinez of Pleaston, Tex., has returned home after coming here to attend the wed­ding of his son, Felipe Martinez, and Miss Maureen Daniello of Newton Boulevard, which took place in St. Joseph's R. C. Church on Saturday.

The Catholic Daughters of America, Court St. Joseph, held their regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium Febru­ary third with Mrs. Marie Reilly, Grand Regent, presiding. A dance, planned to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the found­ing of the Catholic Daughters, which was postponed because of the assassination of President Kennedy, will be held April 11th in DeGennaro's Lakeview Inn. Music will be furnished by the Hi Fi's. Mrs. James Cleary and Mrs. Ceil Dobran are in charge.

Members of the Sachem Art Guild are making plans for their second annual exhibit to be held at the Three Village Art Gallery April fourth through the 11th.

Judy Bialer School.

of Sayville, right, waits with other violinists before "All Suffolk" concert at East Islip High (Photo by Rozycki).

Linda Gary of Beech Street celebrated her 16th birthday Saturday evening by entertain­ing at the Lighthouse Hotel the following: the Misses Patricia Mastrandres, Peggy Holzler, Barbara Whitty, Margaret Ray, Carol Knapp, Bonnie Wicks, El­len Taylor, Donna Hoptar. Mau­reen Morris, Maureen Taylor, Betty Contrara, Jean Burke. Maryann Dynia, Maryann Bara-bas, Susan Lorenz, Noreen Mor­rison, Miriam Ileebner, Patricia Rahn, Marylou Carlo. Joan Kloi-ber, Susan Keller. Nancy Fano and Pat Bruch, John Holzapfcl, Robert Bruno, Michael Drach, Charles Bill. Roger Stenhouse, Ralph Gundersen, Patrick Fitz­gerald, Michael Filosa, Anthony Coezza, Dennis Comacho. An­thony Casiopo, Joseph De Gen-naro, Christopher Lappin, Mich­ael Lappin, Pat White, Dennis Dugan, William Shaw, Thomas Griffiths, Benjamin Frisina, Ed­ward Lehigh, Spike Shwenk. Terry Hill and Clifford Wicks.

The altar flowers in Holy Cross Lutheran Church on 'Sun­day were given in memory of Mrs. Salvadora Rodino by Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Koohncr; the altar candles and sanctuary light were given in memory of Mrs. Louis Wanamakcr by the Finkcn family; the worship bul­letins were given by Mrs. Freda Kenick in memory of her hus­band, Frederick. Holy Commu­nion will he administered at the 10:45 a. m. service Sunday. There will be a Bible study class Monday from 7:30 until nine p. m. The Rev. William F. Gotwald will be the instructor. Vesper services will be held at eight p. m. each Wednesday during Lent. The Rev. Albert Zetzer of Cross of Christ Luth­eran Church in Babylon will be the guest preacher next week.

Mrs. William Vogt Jr. of Dual Drive returned home Monday with her infant son William John who was born February sixth in Smithtown General Hos-pital. The previous weekend Mrs. Vogt was the guest of hon­or at a baby shower in the home of Mrs. William Skahill on Gail Drive. About 35 were present.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGro-ary of Smithtown Boulevard have returned home after vaca­tioning for two weeks at Miami Beach.

New York State has the market, the woods, and the labor for a tremendous revitalization of its woods economy, say agri­cultural specialists at Cornell.

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Bank Expansion Bill is Opposed

Albany—Suffolk's state legis­lators said Friday they would oppose a bill which would al­low Manhattan banks to expand into Nassau and Suffolk Coun­ties. The Suffolk delegation had been asked to fight this En­croachment by the County's Re­publican executive committee.

The bill was introduced by Sen. Ernest 1. Hatfield, chair­man of the Senate Banks Com-

, mittee. The Suffolk delegation, in a prepared .statement, said: "Sen. Hatfield has said that this bill was just submitted for pur­poses of studying the situation. It appears that any attempt to extend the banking territory of Manhattan institutions would, however, he a disservice to the banks which have served Suf­folk County so well. At the re­quest of the Suffolk Republican Executive Committee, our Suf­folk delegation will oppose this measure.'

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Lockitt 518-181, Anne Spirek 513-191, Doris Vanella 487-176, Doris iVIailand 485-191. Charlotte nurse 11 474-203, Marge Fitz-patrick 474-171, Marge Heller 463-175, Jane Hart 460. Rosalie Roberts 456-182, Joan Burgess 456, Betty Kelley 452-170, Char­lotte Plander 452, Beulah Wil­liams 180. Laurett Meddis 170.

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Team Seven 52M, 27,/2 Team Three 45 35 Team Five 44V» 351& Team Two 41 39 Team Four 38 42 Team Six 37 43 Team Eight 35 45 Team One 30 50

Barbara Daly 162; Jim Daly .163; Wilma Mulzoff 153-178-154-485: Esther Grimaldi 158-157; Frank Mulzoff 188-168; Earl Lytic 154; Paula McManus 172; Laura Marchica 183-151-173-501; J o h n McManus 178; Paul Schneeberg 169; Diane Fuller 3 54: Lillian Hugelmeyer 160; Kurt Hugelmeyer 180-172; Bob Dow 167; Lola Shortcmeyer 157; Bob Isherwood 224-178-180-582; Klaus Adler 1.71; Nora Ventura .172-161-159-492; Andy Whiting 173: Ginny Depontes 159; Irene Zeller 158-156-159-473; Bud De­pontes 167; George Zeller 156-178-169-503; Kay DeBlasi 157: Henry Kedlar 203-197-168-568. 315, Richard'Longboat 111. Tho­mas VanWormer 109, 112.

Bowlerland Florence Bruno 190, Penny

Lynch 167, Grace FCrro 164, 153; Gerry Fox 161, Y. Mattias 161, Patricia Ciarlariello 159; Kropp 158, Clark 157, 152; Pinky Marlborough 156, Podol-sky 155, Louise Weeks 155, Ly-dia McCrone 150; St. Joseph's Children's League—Walter Wis-niewski 163, 168; Joseph Weber 144, 132: Kathy Caffrey 136, Mary Blydenburgh 135, 119: Ma­rie Ademan 121, Diane Gaeta 120. Joseph McMahon 117, Wil­liam Bruno 119, Robert Bergen

Islip Bowl Volunteer Firemen's League

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Bohemia BY ANNE BROWN KALISAK LT 9-669G

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Volpe had a birthday party for their one-year-old daughter Donna on Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peterson and their children. James and Marguerite, of Bayside. Thomas and Barbara Maguire, Janice and Susan Zak-lukiewicz and her brother and

. sister. Joseph and Kathleen Volpe.

Mrs. 'Konrad Kotoun enter­tained Mrs. John Siedel of Islip last Saturday.

For free pick up and delivery of all prescriptions call your Liggett-Rexall Drug Store, Oak-dale-Sayville Shopping Plaza, at LT 9-2544. 94tt

Mrs. Raymond Audett gave a baby shower for her sister-in-law, Mrs. Herbert Audett, at her home on Lafayette Street, last week. Decorations were in pink, blue and white, and the cake was decorated with a stork. Guests who attended were Mrs. Martin Bartley of Central Islip. Mrs. Edward Lenhart of East Patchogue, Mrs. Carl Midgett of Ilolbrook. Mrs. Albert Straz-zera. Mrs. Ronald Monlroy, Mrs. Charles Schmitt, Mrs. Donald Matronc, Mrs. Thomas Cantella, Mrs. John Hruby. Mrs. Frank Ryder, Mrs. Walter Ilerbe and Mrs. Frank Zaklukiewicz, all of Bohemia.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wach-lin and their children. Karen and Lawrence Jr.. have moved to their new home on Locust Avenue. They formerly lived on Evergreen Avenue.

Mrs. Audrey C'atti of Wind-wood Road has returned to her home after being ill at Smith-town General Hospital for a week.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Joseph Kovarik American Le­gion Post, was represented by county fommitteewomen Mrs. Carl Johnson and Mrs. Michael Keller at the monthly meeting of the Suffolk County American Legion Auxiliary, at Bronco Charlie's in Oakdale last Satur­day. They enjoyed a speech by Judge John P. Cohalan who spoke on Abraham Lincoln.

The Joseph Kovarik American Legion Post and Hie-Ladies Aux­iliary will meet tomorrow night at 8:30 at the Legion Hall on Hubal Street.

Personal loans lor all worth­while purposes al bank rates are just one of the many bank­ing services at your "One Stop Bank" — Oystermen's. tf

The Theodore Roosevelt Re­publican Club Ladies Auxiliary will not meet next, week if live weather is at all inclement.

Mrs. Robert Ruzicka's father, John' Gargana of Brooklyn, has recently died.

College-Community Program Discussed

Plans for the participation of the local community in cultural and other activities at Adelphi Suffolk College were discussed at a meeting of a newly formed college-community committee in the Hunt Room on campus Monday night.

Forty men and women, in­cluding administrators, faculty members and student leaders as well as residents of Oakdale, discussed mutual interests. Pro­grams in the fine arts are to be

HELD ON DRUG CHARGE

Mastic Beach — Two men were arrested here Friday-night when police searched their car and found 1'6 packages of marijuana cigarettes hidden under the vehicle's front scat. Airman 3/c Steven Mandell, 20, of Shirley, who is attached to the Suffolk Air Force Base, and Lawrence Citarelli, 22. of Mas­tic, are the accused pair. They were arraigned before District Court Judge Floyd Sarisohn and held in $2,500 bail.

mings 205-551, Ed Schneider 200-540, Ed Volavka 535. Clar­ence Verspoor 535.

East Islip Lanes

Ladios Scratch League Points

Mailand Oil Company 415.24 Stop Plumbing & Heating 395.01 Peerless Lawnmowcr Ser. 386.23 Team Nine 380.04 Al's Gals 375.04

undertaken for public enjoy' ment, including concerts, lec­tures and art exhibits, and plans were discussed for library use and special non-credit evening courses for committee members.

Dean Paul Dawson Eddy Jr. said there is a current nacd -for rooms in the immediate vicin­ity of the college for out-of-town students who lack trans­portation and urged homeown­ers willing to rent such facili­ties to contact his office.

PTA: MOVIE REVIEW

A guide for selecting movies of interest for chi ldren eight In 12. young people over 12. ma­ture young people and adults.

Dark Purpose—A romantic suspense chiller that takes place in Salerno. Adults, ma­ture young people.

Matineee for children Sat­urday, Feb. 15th, at 2 p. m. The Clown and the Kid, an Our Gang Comedy, and five cartoons make up the after­noon show.

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