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Mr . and Mrs. Harmon Potter ofRogers Avenue welcomed theirson , Lawrence Potter home forthe holidays after more than ayear out of the country , mostlyteaching in Iran. Their daughter ,Jane was also home for Chris-tmas from heir job with a law firmin Boston , Massachusetts.

Mr. and Mm. Robert Neese andtheir daughters Jennifer andRachel of Somerset , New Jerseywere weekend guests for the fongChristmas weekend of Mrs.Neese 's parents , Mr. and Mrs.John Ince of Brown *s Lane.

Spending several days with Mr.and Mrs. Kenneth L.W. Rose ofGerard Street were their sonKeith Rose of Kansas City,Missouri and their daughter andson-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, JohnCascone of Bayside.

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Miss Wendlyn Smith returnedon December 28 to DeWitt , N.Y,where she is a teacher inLiverpool , N.Y., after spendingthe holidays with her parents. Mr.and Mrs. Rowland Smith ofStation Road.

Mrs. Joseph A. Nardi , Jr. willbe the readei on Saturday forStory Hour held at the BellportMemon .1 Libra ry for all childrenin grades kindergarten thrugrade three.

Spending their Christmasvacation with their parents, Mr.and Mrs. Charles Sohl of StationRoad , were Miss Pamela Sohl ofLos Angeles , California and GarySohl who attends the AmericanUniversity in Washington , D.C.

Christmas 'weekend guests ofMr and Mrs . Robert Terwilligerol Circuit Road were Mr. Ter-williger s brother and family,Rev and Mrs Irving Terwilligerand chPdren of Grand Gorge,N.Y

Spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs. Lawrence Fuller ofMaple Street were daughterand son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs.Louis T. Young and their childrenof Valatie . N.Y.

Miss Cathy Coleman., 'vhoattends Winthrop College inSouth Carol ina spent herv hnstmas \ acation with herpa rents Mr. and Mrs. IrvingColeman of Circuit Road. Alsovisiting the Colemans for fiveweeks was Mrs . Coleman 'smother . Mrs Helen Collins ofWitchtta Falls , Texas. During themon th of December MissTheresa Coleman and Miss LizColeman celebrated their bir-thdays

On December 21 , AnthonyMusso 's Fourth Grade class wasentertained all a Christmas Partyby their Class Mother Mrs. JayRackes and Mrs. BarbaraPhi l l i ps , who assisted Mrs.Rackes . A guessing gamecounting the total number ofcandy kisses in a Christmas tree

form was won by Jayme Backesand Janet Lounds. John Wood-well won the H at on the SnowMan Contest and the Clothspingame. Mrs. Walter Sinuk andMrs. Grace Smith also assistedwith the refreshments for thepartv.

Christmas Eve dinner guests ofMr. and Mrs. Frank Cor-nacchiulo of Country GreensDrive were Mr. and Mrs. JohnRotondo and their children ofColonia, New Jersey and Mrs.Catherine Roto.ido of Colonia,New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs.Cormicchiulo and their sonsFrankie and Patty spentChristmas Day with Mrs. Cor-nacchiulo's parents Mr. and Mrs.P. Arcati of Brooklyn and alsovisiting relatives.

Brownie Troop 1383 went to theperfoirrfi arice of Disney onParade held at the NassauColiseum on December 26 for theSalute to Scouts Program. Underthe lea dership of Mrs . Kay Harrisand the assistance of Mrs. PatButler and Mrs. Rita Cicalese,the birownies who went were,Bobbie Sue Poten , fheresaGoode, Sharon Kay Harris , ElenaCicalese, Doreen Cicalese,Elizabeth Suk , CharoletteBullock , Sharon Butler , andSusan Booker . Their guests weretwo junior Girl Scouts LorraineCicalese and Debbie Poten ,Bobby and Lynn Harris andRaymond and Susan Cicalese.

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Mary Immaculate ReligiousEducation Classes will resume onSaturday and Sunday at theirregular time.

Mr. and Mrs . Alan Crane ofCountry Greens Drive announcethe arrival of their first child , agirl , Meianie Dawn , bom onDecember 10 at-BrookhavenMemorial Hospital, weighing 9pounds 5 ounces at birth..

Spending the long Christmasweekend with Mr. and Mrs. PeterSnyder Sr. of Peat Hole Lanewere their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs . Tom Lett ofWashington , D.C , theirdaughter , Miss Audrey Snyder ofLoretto Heights College inDenver, Colorado and their sonand daughter-in-law, Mr. andMrs. Peter Snyder and their sonAndy of Wichita , Kansas ,currently moving to Connecticut.

On Tuesday, January 8 at 8p.m., the American CancerSociety will show a film "SelfExamination Of The Breast" andthe film will be followed by aquestion and answer period ,conducted by a guest speakerfrom the Society . The film will beshown in Mary Jr..maculateAuditorium on Brown's Lane. Allare cordially, invited to attend.Refreshments will be served bythe Rosary Altary Society.

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A total of $380.97 was sent toUNICEF by the children ofBellport , Brookhaven , and EastPatehogue. The program wasconducted through the Sundayschool classes of St. JamesEpiscopal , South HavenP r e s b y t e r n a n , B e l l p o r tMethodist , Christ EpiscopalChurches and the UnitarianF e l l o w s h i p . C o m m u n i t yvolunteers and the students at theBay Community School in

Brookhaven also helped. Mrs. J.Keith Rowley, chairman of theprogram, thanked all those whoserved. ^

James Lack , an assistantdistrict attorney in the fraudsbureau, has been appointed headof Suffolk County's new con-sumer affairs department. TheSuffolk County Legislature ap-proved the appointment at itsmeeting last Thursday.

VI LE PLAY—First grude teachers Mrs. Louixe Rossi and Mrs. Janice Bruno of the Kreamer StreetElementary School in Bellport combined classes and came up with a play titled, "Santa Claus forPresident." Santa was played by Lotifo Brno and Mrs. Clans by Jodf AltruL

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MRS. GCSSli; STEINERABKI JOPF.89, of 49 Clinton SI.,Center Moriches, died Friday a\Cedar Lodge Nursing Home,Center Moriches. Mrs , Abeloffwas born in Russia and lived inthe area since 1919. She and herhusband started a coal andlumbef business in 1926 whichwas known as Steiner's Coal andLumber Company on Clinton St.,Center Moriches.

She is survived ' by a son,Seymour of Neponsit; adaughter, Mrs. Charlotte Stark ofCenter Moriches ; two brothers*,Lester Simon of Pennsylvaniaaitd Herman Simon of Florida ;and three sisters, Mrs. HelenKronman of Center MorichesMrs. Anna Borak of Californiaand Mrs. Sadie Bodner of Queenn.She is also survived by threegrandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Funeral services were heldSunday at Sinnickson's MorichesFuneral Home, Center Moriche«,with Rabbi Ruben- Blum of-ficiating. Interment followed inMt. Lebanon Cemetery, Queenti.

HUBERT D. BIANCO. 64, of342 Waverly Ave., Medford diedSunday at Schenevus, N.Y. Hewas born In New York City andhad been a resident of this areaall his life. He was an ExemptLife Member of the Medford FireDepartment. He was a 40 yearMember and Past FinancialSecretary of the PatehogueCouncil Number TE>, Knights ofColumbus. He was a Scout-master of Troop Number 40 ofMedford and Explorer Advisor ofPost Number 40 of Medford .

He is survived by his wife ,Katherine Bianco of Medford ;one daughter . Mrs. KatherineGartung of Schenevus, N.Y,; on«son, Hubert M. Bianco of Pat-ehogue; and 10 grandchildren. Heis also survived by five sisters,,Mrs . Rita Dayton of Patehogue,Mrs. Amelia Moxley of PompanoBeach. Florida , Mrs. AgnesDasch of Medford , Mrs. MaryEvangelists of Medford , andMrs. Anna Russo of Medford ;and two brothers , LawrenceBianco and Vincen t Bianco, bothof Medford .

Wake prayers were heldWednesday at the KobertaccioFuneral Home. A Mass of theResurrection will be offered 10a.m. today at St. Sylvester 's R.C.Church in Medford. Intermentwill follow at Holy SepulchreCemetery , Coram.

MRS. VERONICA GALANTE,39, of SouthHaven Ave., Medford ,died Friday at the BrookhavenMemorial Hospital. She was bornin New York and had been aresident of this area for the past15 years. She was employed bythe Brookhaven MemorialtHospital as a telephone operator.

She is survived by her husband,William Galante of Medford ; twodaughters ; Karen and ArleneGalante of Medford ; and twosisters, Mrs. Dolores De Boben ofFlorida and Mrs. Claire Rinfretof College Point

Wake prayers were heldSunday at the RobertaccioFuneral Home. A Mass of theResurrection was celebratedMonday at St. Sylvester 's R.C.Church in Medford. Intermentfollowed at the Holy SepulchreCemetery, Coram.

M R S . T H E O C T I S T IPLl'MIDES. 91, of Otis Road ,East Patehogue, died Dec. 23 at

Brookhaven Memorial Hospital.Born in Turkey, she was aresident of this area fof fiveyears.

She is survived by twodaughters, Mrs. AnastasiaKlones of Patehogue and Mrs.Mary Eoonomou of East Pat-ehogue; ion John Plumides ofAstoria , Queens ; and twograndchildren.

The body reposed at Rober-taccio Fvij eral Home, Inc. 85Medford Ave., Pa tehogue, withservices at St. John 's GreekOr thodox Church of Blue Point.Interment fol lowed at CedarGrove Cemetery, Patehogue.

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Recital, Art OpeningBoth Set f or Sunday

A harpsichord recital ofbaroque music will accompanythe opening of a new exhibit ofpefntings in the Old South HavenGallery Sunday aPernoon.Paintings in oil and acrylic byHelen Baier of Bellport , SallyRathvon and Harriet Chrisimanof Setauket. and Patricia Gan-dorf of Say ville will be featured inthe exhibit which opens at i p.m.Sunday for the month of January.The gallery is entered throughthe rear door of the Presbyterian

Church, corner South Countryand Beaver Dam Roads inBrookhaven Hamlet New galleryhours are Saturday and Sundayafternoons from 1 - 3. or by ap-pointment, 286-0798.

Guy Fern, music director of OldSouth Haven Church, will beplaying harpsichord music from2 -% o'clock Sunday afternoonduring the opening of the exhibitWorks by baroque composersKrieger , Kuhnati , Buxtehude .Zachau, Couperiii , Marchand ,Pasouini , Zipoli and Fischer willbe included as well as "Ex-cursion No.J" by contemporarycomposer Samuel Barber . Guestsare invited to move freely bet-ween the gallery aftd the churchfor both the exhibit and the in-formal recital. All are welcomeand there is no charge.

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John D. Chester of East Pat-ehogue, chief bingo inspector ofBrookhaven Town and aRepublican committeeman, wasrejected by the Suffol k CountyLegislature as the new com-missioner of the Department ofParks and Recreation lastThursday.

A number M personsrepresenting ^state and localparks groups urged theLegislature to appoint aprofessional parks man to theposition.

After a caucus that took placein a back room, Legislator H.Beecher Halsey of WestbamptonBeach moved to have Mr.Chester appointed. But the movewas defeated , with only threelegislators from outsideBrookhaven voting with thwtown 's group, They wereLegislators Syd Askoff , Babylon ;Joseph Caputo, Islip Terrace,and R, Thomas Strong, EastHampton .

A health physics associate atthe Brookhaven NationalLaboratory, Mr. Chester, 45,would have succeeded Charles R.Dominy, who recently retiredfrom the $29,770-a-year position.

Local Girt ScoutsHelp Mmy FamiliesThe American Red Cross

contacted Girl Scout Service UnitNo. 3 and requested them toassist several needy families inthe area for Christmas. All thetroops in the Brownies, Junior ,Cadette and Senior Girl Scoutswere contacted in Unit No. 3,taking in East Patehogue ,Bellport and Brookhaven .

Under (he leadership of Mrs ,Pat Wallace , troop leader fromJunior Girl Scout troop 137? inEast Patehogue, many cannedgoods, turkeys and gift itemswere collected. The many items,not only came from the various*troops but donations were givenfrom many stores in the area

The Scouts would like to thankMrs. Pat Wallace for formulatingthis project and to the manyscouts , residents and storeowners who helped brightenChristmas for these needyfamilies.

Charles Gould Died Tuesday,Former Head of School Board

Charles L Gould formerpresiden t of the Board ofEducation of South CountryCentral School District , diedTuesday at his home on SouthHowells Point Road. Bellport Hewas 51

Mr Gould , who formerlyserved with Brookhaven NationalLa boratory, was a retiredelectrical engineer He was alsoon the staff at the StateL'niverssty of New York at StonyBrook and was an Army veteranof World War II.

An active member ofPlaycrafters. a llocal dramagroup, he starred in the recentproduction of "Fiorello " Hiswife , Eleanore, is the secretaryof Playcrafters Mr Gould was alongtime supporter of the groupand served on many productions

He served on the school boardfrom 1S67-70 and was *.he

president during his last year ;noffice

He is survived by his wife .Eleanore of Bellport , three sons.

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Christopher of NebraskaStep hen and Douglas rx>fb ofBellport. t^o daughtersKatherine artd Patricia, also oiBellport : and 1 a brother. Pat/ !, ofGoshen . N Y

Mr Gould was b-orn in New"Y ork City and had Jived inBellpor t for 14 years

A Memorial Service "*ij i !>eheld I p m Saturday at HieI nifed Methodist Church r»fBellport , Re-' Freder ick ISnith . pastor , o f f i c i a t i n gArrangements were hy theR uland Funeral Home

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A discussion of the energy crisis and its hmplicatkos will takeplace Sunday at 3 p.m., in the Parish HaD of Chrisl Church, 64South Country Road, Bellport.

1 A panel made up of Dr. George Vineyard, director ofbrookhaven National Laboratory; Raymond Konnan , of theSuffolk County energy crisis coordinator's office; Dennis |Puleston, naturalist and founding member of the En- Ivironmsntari Defense Fund ; Miss Debbie Sprirtgboin, member 8of the iMtport High School Students for Environmental Quality:and a rejrresentafjve of the Long Island Lighting Company willlead the discussion.

Dr. Clarke Williams who has long been engaged in energyand environmental affairs, will serve a9 moderator and en-

* courage the audience to ask questions and state theirviewpoint **. For f urther information, call 286-8060 or 286-0299.

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