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Orchids to the Suffolk CountyExtension Service 's Home Demon-stration department.

Of all the organizations, we feelthey have done the most to makeus a satisfied people in happyhomes.

Especially should the husbands"take off their hats" to this won-derful service.

Given one housewife it turnsher into an artist , a marvelouscook ,a designer and a tailor, adressmaker, a nurse, a landscaper,and best of all helps her have anunderstanding- heart for all herhousehold problems.

At present the Family Mealsproject of the Patchogue unit isinternational cooking. With theleaders, Mrs. William C. Jenkinsof Rider avenue and Mrs. WalterCheshire of Bay avenue, Patch-ogue, starting off with Italiancooking, the cooks are having amarvelous time and learning alot.

After we attended the meetingTuesday in the Four Sisters Com-munity Center, Patchogue, whenthey served Veal Cutlets Parmes-an , we could hardly wait until wecould tell you how to make them.They 're superb.

Veal Cutlets Parmesan1 pound veal cutlet , cut %

inch thick3 tablespoons grated Parmesan

cheese'•i cup bread crumbs1 egg, beaten2 tablespoons water'A cup olive or salad oilVs pound Mozzarella cheese,

sliced thinSalt and pepper to tasteTomato Sauce (see recipe

below )Cut the veal into serving-size

pieces. Mix Parmesan cheese andbread crumbs. Mix beaten eggwith water; dip meat into egg,then into bread-cheese crumbs.

Cook the meat in hot oil about5 minutes on each side or untilgolden brown. Place browned cut-lets in baking dish, pour most ofthe sauce over them, then placethin slices of Mozzarella cheeseover the sauce. Top with remain-der of the sauce.

Bake in slow oven 325 degrees

A Pinch of Thisand

A Pinch of That

for 25 minutes.Tomato Sauce

2 onions, sliced thin1 clove garlic, minced4 tablespoons oil1 teaspoon sweet basil214 cups canned tomatoes

(No. 2 can)Salt and pepper to taste

Vi teaspoon sugarCook the sliced onion and garlic

in oil about 5 minutes, add basil.Strain tomatoes through a sieve

with a wooden spoon , add to theonion and simmer for 15 minutes.Stir occasionally. Add salt, a dashof pepper and sugar, stir.

Hadassah BridgeParty for Hospital

A dessert bridge will be spon-sored by the Patchogue chapterof Hadassah at 8 p. m. Tuosdayin the Grand ballroom of the Pat-chogue Hotel. All the proceedswill be used for the purchase ofX-ray equipment for the Hadas-sah Medical center.

Mrs. David Fink , chairman , hasannounced that an entertainingevening of cards , Mahjongg andScrabble has been planned. Awardswill be made. Players are request-ed to bring their own cards. Des-sert and coffee will be served.Mrs. Arnold Abriss is publicitychairman.

Presentation of her nurse'scap_ to Miss Susan CarolynHaines of Atlantic avenue, EastMoriches, marked the end of herpre-clinical . program at theAlbany Medical Center Schoolof Nursing. Miss Haines gradu-ated from Westhampton BeachHigh school in June. 1957. Shewill continue her clinical pro-gram at the Albany MedicalCenter School of Nursing, com-pleting her course in the fallof 19«0.

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Catholic Girl ScoutLeaders Unit Forms

BAY SHORE — The first meet-ing of the Suffolk County Cath-olic Girl Scout leaders was calledFebruary 24 by Mrs. Walter King.Suffolk County Coordinator of theCatholic Youth Organization. Thismeeting at St. Patrick's R. C.

church , here , resulted in the electionof Mrs. Richard M. Kulp of St.Joseph's R. C. church Babylon ,as president.

There will be three meetings ayear. The purpose is to set up aprogram to further the spiritualwelfare of all Catholic Girl Scouts.The first step in this program isan invitation to all Catholic GirlScouts to attend benediction onGirl Scout Sunday, March 9, atSt. Patrick's church here at 3p. m.

Irene Reidy. president ; Mrs. Dor-o t h y Schwerdol . senior vice pres-ident ; Mrs. Poll y Haas , j unior vicepresident ; Mrs . Honore Maler , re-cordixi g secretary ; Mrs . RoseH a m m o n d , par l i amenta r ian ; Mrs .. /une Simecek, treasurer; Mrs. Ed-na It i ggs , chap la in; Mrs . EstherM i t 'i i i innis , liaison officer; Mrs .Grace Morris , public elations offi-eer; Mrs. .Veil Early, sergeant-at-arins; ' and Mrs. Lillian Nogilwich.his tor ian.

Refreshments were donated andserved by the men of the post.

A meeting was he'd at the Ham-mond-Biggs Amvets Post [J! eln.' ,-house February Li< ) . w i t h L!S womenpresent to form a Ladies * aux i l -iary to the post.

Meetings will lie held at 8 p. m.the thi rd Wednesday of everymonth at the Anivets clubhouseon Cedar avenue in Patchogue .

Al l women having a husband.son, or brother who served inWorld War II or the Korean con-flict are invited to join the aux-iliary.

Guest speaker of the evening wasthe New- York state president otthe ladies' auxi l iary , Mrs. Ger-trude McEnerv.

Elected to office were : Mrs»

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Wife Paints, Husband Flies:

By \ le\ Dorczynsk iFrom ll y in- j. -ts to p a i n t i n g

neckties ami siu-kini r thumbs , t here -are hosts of talents m the Miskos -ky fami ly or. Spruce d r ive Fusti'atchoL! uc.

"I'll never be a neurot ic house- rwi fe ." said .Mrs. Robert (Bi l l ie) iMiskusky last week. "Probably ho- icause the- famil y like s to iio Ihiriv ^ ltogether." ' I

Jet tUir.o- is .lone by R ', ! .-,-^-Miskosky dui-itur Xavy reseivfej-periods at Floyd Bennett liel^RTTie painting is one of Mrs. Mi 's- 'kosky 's hobbies , ami sleeking- ,thumbs , well , l h v e e-und-a-h a l t '!year old Linda was caught oneday . . . |

But paint ing has become the !family 's main hobb y. j

Mrs. Mi skosky has been prac-ticing : the line arts for severalyears. She has done free lancecommercial work i n New Jersey !and is again branching out intofree lance general commercial andfashion i l lustrat ion. She recentl yexhibited paint ings at the ThreeVillage jrallery in Setauket , hasmade and sold ceramic je welry,hand-paints designs on ties andblouses and hand-painted ceramictiles repr t 'sentiiiLr various Calif-ornia missions.

Then one day a few years backwhen the Miskosky s wore in Calif-ornia , Mr. Miskosky took a brush,sat down on a beach and startedpaintinjr.

"He had never taken a singlelesson ," said Mrs . Miskosky, "andall of a sudden started turning; outterrific paintings- "

As for Linda , she is the prideof the fumily. "Wh y, if she takesa pencil and draws a face, you canrecognize it ," exclaimed Mrs . Mis-kosky. "That is. you can recognizethat she means to draw a face."That's a pretty good start fora three-and-a-half year old.

Little Linda loves colors, con-tinued Mrs . Miskosky. "One' day,"she recalls , "Linda came to meand said , 'I wanna have an art ex-hibit'."

Those who share Darwin 's viewson heredit y may have a point.

"When I was four years old ,"recalled Mrs . Miskosky, "my par-ents had to take paint and brushesaway from me to make me eat."

Her mother favored a singingcareer, but Billie stood her ground.She concentrated on art coursesin high school. In college, shemajored in art education and min-ored in retail advertising, wasawarded bachelor of science andmaster of arts decrees by New-York university. She took coursesat Pratt institute , the ParsonsSchool of Design , Knox school , St.James (formerly at Cooperstown),the Corn-Crib studio in Woodstockand is now enrolled in a commer-cial art correspondence coursewith the Famous Artists school ,Westport , Conn. This , no doubt ,is a record showing she takes artseriously.

While m New Jersey—whereshe met Mr. Miskosky on a blinddate—she taught in the secondaryschool sy stem. Now , she special-izes in general commercial art andhigh fashion , illustration , "ideas"as well as layouts.

A native of Brooklyn , she has

been a resident of Patchogue forfive years

Mr. Miskoskv is engaged in thenursery and flower business andawns an app le orchard in Yaphank.

BRUSH AND PALETTE T2f J%J$&Zzis done in studio room, where samples of the family's artisticendeavors are on display. On the wall behind the artist areone of her paintings and a commercial illustration .

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Patchogue Women s GOP ClubHonors Republican Hopefuls

The Patchogue Women 's Republican club held a reception inhonor of the Republican candidates in the coming- Patchog-ue villageelections Sunday afternoon in Moose hall on North Ocean avenuePatchogue. 'Candidates who greeted the large group of about 150 guests». ^ . ^ iiKuui M i-i. otuueiueiu , can-

didate for mayor; and EugeneFelice, Donald Hodkin and Sal-vatore Scotto, candidates for trus-tee offices.

The reception committee con-sisted of Mesdames Pat Felice,Ralph Robinson . Fred Dobson ,Eugene Felice, Vincent Liguori ,Richard Schoenfeld . SalvatoreScotto, Donald Hodkin and Ken-neth Clayton.

Under the direction of Mrs.Peter Laraia and Mrs. EleanorZaffuto refreshments were servedbv the members from two beau-tifull y decorated tables .

The ladies were presented withred rose corsages.

A telegram was received fromCongressman Stuyvesant Wain-wright say ing, "Deeply regretunable to be with you due toconference commitment here inWashington. You constitute thebest slate we have fielded in manyyears. Count on my unqualified

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support. Good luck and bestwishes."

Among: the guests present wereBrookhaven Town Leader*. SheriffCharles Dominy, Receiver ofTaxes E. Conway Plummer andMrs. Plummer, Brookhaven TownClerk Henry F. Ostermann andMrs. Ostermann, Town AssessorGeorge Lucia and Mrs. Lucia,Justice of the Peace William T.Rogers, Assistant County Attor-ney William T. Underwood , Jr.,who is president of the LincolnRepublican club, and Thomas J.Keegan , president of the YoungRepublican club of BrookhavenTown.

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Women and their WorldPage 3 THURSDAY , MARCH 6, 1958

Michele Shaber. daughter oiMr. and Mrs. Robert Shaber ofMO Harris street , has b«vi\ apatient at Brookhaven Memor ia lhospital since February 2(1.

Josephine Simecek. daughte r ofMr. and Mrs. Joseph Sinu'c-U ofFranklin street , celebrated herfourteenth birthday >>n ro 'oniarvL'b'.

A meeting of the North Patch-ogue Fire department Ladies' aux-iliary will be held tomorrow - nightat the firehouse on Franklirstreet,

Kenny Hodgo. son of Mrs. PaulBirmingham of 10 Katty street .celebrated his sixteenth bi r thda yon Sunday with a famil y gather-ing at his home. Present wereMrs. Edna Nied , Mr. and M rs.Robert Shaher and sons , Robbi eand Cruig, Bobby Hodge , and PaulBirmingham. Jr.

Frankie Reich , daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Rohland Reich of Washingtor avenue, is a patient atBrookhaven Memorial hosp ital.

Bobbv Rustmann , son of Mr.and Mrs. Robert Rustmann ofTruberg avenue, whose birthday isFebruary 23,. celebrated his four-teenth birthday Friday at hishome. His grandmother, Mrs. Mar-tha Mayers of Richmond Hill , wasa guest. On Sunday . Mr. and Mrs .Rustmann and children , Bobby,Johnny, Bill y and Ginnv. wereguests at the home of Mr. andMrs. Henry Rustmann of ValleyStream where another birthdaycelebration for Bobby was held.Also present were Mr. and Mrs.John Clifford and children , Ray-mond and Sherry.

The reunion committee of theclass of 1948 held a meeting Feb-ruary 2fi at the home of Mr. andMrs. Abe Siegel of Roe boulevard.It was decided to hold a dinner-dance on June 28 at the Elks club.Anyone wishing more informationshould contact Mrs. Robert Spisakat GRover r>-81&8 or. Mrs. RobertPerry at GRover 5-45-12. Presentat the meeting were Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Zelinski , Mrs. John Bel-zak , Mrs. Robert Perry. Mrs. Rob -ert Spisak. all of Patchogue , andMrs. William Champlain of Lin-denhurst.

Mrs. Anthony Zelinski of Fal-con avenue celebrated her birth-day on February 26. A

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Struzeskientertained at dinner on Sundayat their home on ConkVm avenuein celebration of their twenty-fifthwedding anniversary which wasFebruary 26. Guests present wereMr. and Mrs. Joseph KulaVowskland children , Nancy and David,Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kulakowski.Jr., and daughters. Lorraine andSuzanne, all of Bellport. Mrs. Jo-seph Orenkiewicz and son. Stan-ley, of Bavport ; Miss JeannieStruzeski of Brookl yn: and Mr.and Mrs. Howard Link. Mrs.Charles Hunter. Miss ValerieStruzeski. John Wojciechowski andM'ss Patricia Struzeski.

The Woman's Society of Chris-tian Service of the Methodistchurch will meet at 8 p. m. Tues-day in the church. Mrs. Edna Bow-den is planning an interesting pro-gram on Japan. Mrs. Minnie Wicld-mer will be in charge of the de-votions. The Enworth circle willserve the refreshments. The Marv-Martha circle of the society willmeet with Mrs. Charles Brown of163 Bay avenue at 2 vp. m. today.Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss will be co-hostess. The Epworth circle willmeet at 7:15 p. ni. Wednesday atthe home of Mrs. Charles Jack-son, 299 Maple avenue where nnoriental supper will be served,followed at 8:30 p. m. by a meet-ing and program on Japan. Slidesof Japan will be shown and manvinteresting items from Japan willbe on display.

The annual dinner of theDYWYK club will be held at theDomino Yacht club at G-.30 p. m.Saturday. The newly elected offi-cers will be installed at this time.They are Claremont Wicks, presi-dent; Wesley Gordon , vice presi-dent; Mrs. Wesley Gordon , secre-tary; Edward Dew, treasurer: andMrs. Warren Niemeyer, social sec-retary.

The Family club met last Thurs-day afternoon with Mrs. MabelKing at her home on Pine Neckavenue, East Patchogue. Members ipresent were Mesdames MabelWilber, Grayce Dorn , Doris Lucas,S&rah Hammond , Charlotte Wha-ley and Nellie Hammond. Thenext meeting will be on March 13at the home of Mrs. Dorn , 40Grenville avenue.

The past presidents of the Pat-chogue American Legion auxiliary-will have their annual dinner to-morrow night at Bronco Char-lie's restaurant in Oakdale.

Mrs. Raymond Trypuc of 498I Bay avenue was hostess^

at a sur-prise stork shower on Friday nightin honor of Mrs. Fred Golsner ofMowbray street. Mrs. Golsner wasseated in a prettily decoratedchair, next to a large stork hover-ing over a large bassinet loadedwith lovely gifts. Guests presentwere Mesdames William Lount

Mrs. Charles S.-rhey of Mas-sapen.ua Park vis i ted her sister ,Mrs. Clovis Goodhue of Academystreet Tuesday.

A meeting of the PatchogueWomen 's Republican club will beheld at the Suffolk County Repub-lican clubhouse on Atlant ic avenue ,Blue Point , at S: 15 p .m. today.

Harold Mornurgo . J r.. son ofMr. and Mrs. Harold Morpurgo of130 Jennings avenue was gradua-ted from Cortland State Teacherscollege in January. He will enterthe Army Sunday and plans toteach on Long Island in Septem-ber.

Mrs. Sidney Sanders was host-ess at a board meeting of the Pat-chogue chapter of Hadassah ather home on Chestnut avenue.Final plans were made for adessert bridge to be held at 8 p. m.Tuesday in the Grand bal lroom ofthe Patchogue Hotel. Those pres-ent were Mesdames David Fink ,Arnold Abriss , Robert Rosenblatt,Samuel Sloano , William Engel ,Harry Boi-den. Josenh Forrest,Paul Greene. Lloyd Fener. DavidSausner. Julius Jastrow and Na-than Gordon.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Figat ofWashington avenue announce thebirth of a son , Roland David ,born February 19 at BrookhavenMemorial hospital. The b a b yweighed 8 pounds , 9 ounces. Mrand Mrs. Figat have a daughterJoyce, and two other sons . PeteiThomas, Jr.. and Michael.

Mr. and Mrs. James Biancaaccompanied by their daughter ,Maureen , of Bailey avenue, at-tended the wedding of their son ,James Bianca , Jr., and Miss Eliza-beth Messon of Shelton. Vt., inShelton on February 17. MissBianca attended the Cake Walkweek at the University of Vermontwhere her brothers , James andDaniel , are students.

Jay Ira Prigerson , son of Mr.and Mrs . Henry Davis Pri gersonof Roe boulevard , has recentlybeen elected secreiSary-U easurerof Hegeman A. hall dormitory atBrown university in Providence ,R. I. A graduate of Stony Brookschool , he is a member of thefreshman class and is a candidatefor the bachelor of arts degree.

The Dee's went to New Yorkcity on Washington 's birthday.After having lunch at the Savarinthey attended the Broadway hit ,"Look Homeward Angel ," starringAnthony Perkins. They had dinnerin Jack Dempsey 's and later wentto the Metropole cafe. Those pres-ent were Mesdames Margie Felice.Hazel Erhardt , Patricia Worthing-ton , Susan Palermo, Ann Zegal ,Mary Lou De Leva and MissesMaryann Perry, Patricia Liguon ,Anna May Falzone and DoloresContino.

The You th fellowshi p of theMethodist church was in charge ofthe Famil y night supper held re-cently in the church. Officers ofthe fellowshi p are Fred Hensen,president : Joan GoMmer. vice pres-ident; and Peter Raynor , treasur-er. About 40 were present.

Miss Carol Scbeefe , daughterof Mr. and Mrs. George Scheefe ofJayne avenue, has been namedto the dean 's list at New Palt'/.State Teachers college for the fallsemester.

Private 1,'c Richard Usher amiMrs. Usher announce the birthof a son , John William , bornFebruary 27 in William BeaumontArmy hospital at El Paso, Tex.The baby weighed 8 pounds , 15ounces. Mrs. Usher is the f ormerMiss Anita Cox of Patchogue. Hermother , Mrs. Bailey Brower , willleave today by plane for El Pasoto spend some time with her son-in-law and daughter.

Mrs. Fanny Goldstein, who hasbeen a natient in BrookhavenMemorial hospital , returned to herhome on North Ocean avenue

Tuesday. Mrs. Goldstein , whobroke a bone in her heel , has beenin the hospital for seven weeks.

Mrs . Mary Silberbusb, sub-chiefof the Companions of the Forest,has announced that a card andbunco party will be held at 8:30]). m. today in the K of C hall onAcademy street , sponsored by theCompanions. Refreshments will beserved after the card party.

•Sr.. Mi. - guest ¦ i f - l i eno r ' ' - r am i -oioi her . a- i . l \V i ! i i - .m 1 own: , J r.the ' - uce . t -o f - l i<> : \ . . r - .- - mo ther . Also.Mesdames John 1 .u the . IVivy Ham-mond. George l l e i i n r o t h . Fred¦ W a k m a n , l l a n o - . Gur l - .e e t . John

I Golsner , .Jr.. 1'os ¦ S t u m m o , l. ouisi Felice , .Jr . Aaron lo - rvey . Jessei Brewer , t l i a d v - . l e n - k i e i i K u i . ( '."i i yI Q u i n t , Mary I ' i e k s o n , G ra. -e lei. -sy

and .Miss Lois .lean Gueker t . l ie-i f i e shments were s , - v \ , i i . \ l ; s . t lo l s -i ner is the f ' r m e i Miss M u r i e l; Lount , d a u g h t e r of .Mr. and Mrs .; Wi l l iam Lount . - f t ' ., of [liver ave-i nue.i -Mr. and .Mrs. Leslie Bubii of Ml: Avery avenue have re turned home

af te r spending li ve weeks in Flor-ida. While there they visi ted theirson , Donald P.ub'o , in Dunedin.A lso Mrs . Cuhb ' s bro ther . Robot tSwezey in Lake Al f r ed , and Mr.Bubb 's bro ther . ILi i -d d I'.ubb ofWest Palm Beach.

Staff Sergeant Herbert Caldwellhas returned- to Randol ph AirForce base in Texas , af ter spend-ing a month with his parents . Mr.and Mrs . Herbert Caldwell of 34Rosalie street.

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AMVETS AUXILIARY—"T^formed ladies' 'auxil iary to l lanimiind- l i iggsAmve t s Post 111 were elected at meet ing heldin post clubhouse in Patchogue. last Wednesday.Pictured are, from left to right seated. Mr:: .Poll y Haas , junior vice president ; Mrs. DorothySchwcrdcl , . senior vice president ; Mrs. IreneReirly, president; Mrs. Gertrude McEnery, New

York Stale nri sit!< lit of Ladies ' aux i l i a ry ofthe A n i v t l s ; M i s . Ri.se Hammond , par l iamen -t a r i a n ; Mrs . Nel l l v i r l v . se rgc in t -a l -a rn i s .Si aiul i iu v , !ef! !<> r i e l i f . Mrs . Grace .Morris, pub-lic relat ion officer: Mrs. June Simecek , treasurer;Mrs. Li l l i an Nogi lwich . his tor ian; .Mrs. KdnaI.'lggs. chap la in ; Mrs . Honore Maler , recordingsecretary ; ait:l Airs. K s the r MeGinnis . liaisonofficer .

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HOLRROOK — Professor Nor-man Foote of the L.ong IslandAgricultural and Technical insti-t u t e at Farniingdale , who has justreturned from two years in thenear east wi l l sneak and showslides of Israel and the Holy LandTuesday at the Holbrook Civichall here on Grundy avenue.

Professor Foote will be thespeaker at the Long Island Poul-try association meeting but theimblic is invited to see and heatthis ta lk.

World Traveler to TalkAt Holbrook on Tuesday