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Local voters are reminded thatthe Fall Primaries will be heldon Tuesday from 12 noon unti ly p. m. Polling places in Medfordare at the Tremont Avenue schoolfor those south of the railroadtracks, and at the Veterans hallon Long Island avenue for thosenorth of the track. Ail those whovoted last year will be carriedover on the books, but new votersmust come in person to register.

The annual Suffolk county Re-publican club picnic will be holdat the chib's headquarters onSaturday. All food and bever-ages will be free and the publicis invited to attend. The Med-ford Repblican club will meet atthe Med ford Community hall onSeptember *, :". Plans for thefall program will be made.

The Medford unit to the SuffolkCounty Extension service will re-sume its activities at 1:30 p. m.Wednesday at the home of Mrs.E. A. Theis on Mt. Vernon avenue.All women interested in home-making are invited to join. En-rollments will be taken and theprogram for the year will bediscussed. Through a shifting ofdates by the county departmentit will be necessary to make somealteration on the programs sen-to the old members. A socialtea will follow the meeting.

The Medford Girls 4-H clubwill resume its activities on Sep-tember 21 f rom 10 a", m. to lrnoon. This will be the only dayfor enrollment with the group,since the working classes beginimmediately afterward and no newmembers can be added.

Hardy Garden Mums, Shrubs.George Poll's. GRover 5-5915.—Adv.

Mrs. John Gauticr of the Privateroad attended the christening ofher granddaughter, Mariann, in-fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.FiT'i Strier of Durkee lane, EastPatchogue at 3 p. m. Sunday atChrist Episcopal church at Bell-port. Sponsors were Dale Whitlockand Mrs. Anthony Rudtk e of Pat-chogue and Miss Helen Vogel ofYaphank. A buffet supper fol-lowed at the Strier home.

Miss Mary Rate of the Privateroad spent the holiday weekendvisiting with Mr. and Mrs. E.Roger Jones and family at theirsummer home at Cape May, N. J.

Michael Mathews, son of Mr.and Mrs. Albert Mathews of theState road, returned home thisweek after a month's vacation atCape Cod. He was the guest ofhis aunts, the Misses Mary andGladys Mathews of New Yorkcity. They visited Martha's Vine-yard and West Yarmouth.

Mr. and Mrs. William Houlikof Oregon avenue entertained anumber of their friends with abarbecue at their home on August25. Guests included Mr, and Mrs.Carl Wingard, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-ert Dittmeier and son , Edward,of Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs. jStierholz and daughter, Hulga,Mrs. Wilma Flannery and daugh-ter, Linda, of Medford. Mr. Houlikbuilt a clam bake pit in his back-yard. Recently he acquired a newskiff and spent the holiday week-end on the bay.

Mrs. Philip Weissenberger ofthe State road returned last weekafter a trip to the farm of Harry

Baron at Somerset, Pa. Mr.' tiaron ana ins uau^nter , Jars. An-mony u»uro, hau oeen visitors at.ueinoru. iJunrig tne wten. , ±>irs.Lauru returned to .vlediord with.virs. VV eiastiioerger co await tnereturn ot her nusoanu from ttaiy.tne Luiu-us plan to leave tor LasV egas, .\tv., mis week wnere tneypiau to maKe tneir nome. .virs.uauru is tne former ivnss beliet>aton oi Aitalord. .virs. Weissen-nerger accompanied her lastwinter on a vacation at L.asVegas.

..ir. and Mrs. Robert Sauberlichot *it. v ernon avenue entertainedac an outdoor picnic ana Darbecueon isunuay axternoo'n. xnose pre-sent were ivir. and Mrs. VVnourLong oi J amaica, Mr. and Mrs.Hurt rteinnard ox central islip,ivir. ana mrs. Henry Ciaussen anason, William ana daughter, Rita,ot Sayvine, Mr. and irirs. W. v.Warner and daugnter, Nancy,Mrs. A. H. ihieme and son, Kurc,and Mrs. h. A. Ineis.

xvtr. and Mrs. Warren Pedatellaof Long island avenue drove toBrooklyn, on baturaay when theymet Mr. 'and Mrs. Cnaries Berke.tne Uerkes' twin daughters, Kii-zaloetn and Andrea, Jhad Seenguests oi the .fedacellas. Theirson, .ntnony, who had been visit-ing tne Bei'Kes at Upper Darby,Pa., returned home with tnem.Tne ±"eaat.elias tnen drove toPleasant Valley where they visitedwith Mrs. Agnes Pedatella, Sr.

Mr. ana Mrs. Michael Pietrasesaof Brooklyn, wno nave been spend-ing weekends at their home ohLong Island avenue, have returnedto tne city ior the winter.

Hie t'aicnogue Advance is onsale at W eissenberger's, Larsen'sgrocery, t essler's stationery andWilliam's Luncheonette and Sta-tionery Store in Medtord.—Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Steljesand daughter, Judith> of Merrickand Mr. and Mrs. William Stel-jes oi Richmond Hill were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. FredWarncke ot Tremont avenue.

A new home is being built onTremont avenue, by John Rein-irank , for his* son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rein-frank and family.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Warnerand daughter, Nancy, ot Mt. Ver-non avenue attended the partygiven by Mr. and Mrs. Georgeiiofmann in honor of their daugn-ter, Ivy 's sixth birthday on Sun-day atternoon at Rocky Point.

Rehearsals of the Medford Men'sand Ladies' Choral groups re-sumed on August 26 in prepara-tion of the fall concert to be heldon October IV) at the TremontAvenue school . A dance will fol-low at the .Medford Communityhall. On December 8 at the St.Francis Youth center at Patch-ogue, the Suffolk County UnitedSingers, including choral groupsfrom Huntington, Lindenhurst ,Isli p and Medford , will hold aconcert. The Suffolk group wasfi rst place winner in its categoryat the national contest in NewYork city last spring.

Mrs. Stephen Pollis returnedto her home on Olympic avenue onMonday after a few days at theBrookhaven Memorial hospitalwhere she underwent an operationon her wrist.

Mrs. Irene Forster is spendinga week's vacation at her homeon the State road. Her grand-children, the Lucas" twins, Nancyand Stephen, spent the holidayweekend with her and their great-grandmother, Mrs. Harry Truman.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sieber anddaughters, Carol Ann and NancyMarie , spent the holiday weekendwith Mrs. Sieber's parents, Mr.and Mrs. Sylvester Fusca at GlenCove. Thomas Fusca, a nephewwho had been visiting the Siebersover the past week , accompaniedthem and returned to his home atGlen Cove.

The members of the MedfordFire department will meet at thefirehouse at 8 p. m. Friday. Theofficers met on Tuesday night.Fire drills are scheduled for 10a-, rh. Sunday arid 7 p. m. Septem-ber 23. Fire school will be heldat 8 p. m. September 2S.

Miss Toni Masem returned toher home on Mt. Vernon avenue-iast week after a short time atthe Brookhaven Memorial hospital.She was injured on August 16 inan automobile accident and is re-cuperating rapidly.

The Ladies' auxiliary of HenryJ. Jones post VFW, will resumemeetings again next Thursday-night, following the summer re-cess. Plans for the fall activitieswill be made.

The Rev. William Murray con-ducted morning prayer services atSt. Mark's Episcopal church onSunday morning. The Rev. HarryMorrell of Seaford will conductHol y communion services at 11a. m. Sunday. Mrs. Philip Weiss-enberger provided the flowers forthe altar on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Lully ofNew York city were wfeekendguests of Mr. and Mrs. EdwardPirner of Oregon avenue.

Mrs. George Poll's, GKoTtr 5-5915

The Medford Democratic clubwill meet at 8:30 p. m. today atthe clubhouse on Liong Islandavenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bach-teler and children, Lawrence , Jr.,Richard and Jean, of Hicksvillewere guests at the home of hisparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bach-teler of Richmond avenue, overthe weekend. '

Both Robert Hinkel and MaxSchmaeler, Jr. , have been workingas counsellors at Boy Scout CampBaiting Hollow again this sum-mer. Later this month they willboth return to college.

Lieutenant Loren L. Bush ofthe Army Reserves is spendingtwo weeks of active du.v in FortBelvoir, Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Steinke ofPompton Lakes, N. J., were re-cent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Albert Kronimus ofRichmond avenue. While they werehere, they, also visited with Mrs.Helen Rothermund. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Bachteler. Mrs. ElizabethKocher, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ro-termund and children, Mr. andMrs. Walter Maresco and chil-dren and Mr. and Mrs. HenryWanamaker.

LeRoy Bostelman. who is amember of the Air . * orce, is nowstationed about 60 miles fromLondon, England. Recently, hewent to London and visited withan uncle and aunt- a brother ofhis late father. LeRoy is one ofthe sons of Mrs. 'Adele Bostelmanof Waverly avenue.

Mrs. Dorothy E. Ryan of Rob-inson avenue returned home Sun-day by plane, accompanied by herfriend. Mrs. Frank Fox of JerseyCity, N. J. The ladies had spentthe past three weeks vacationingin Miami Beach, Fla. While there,they also took trips to Hollywood,Little River and Miami , and visit-ed the Everglades and many otherplaces of interest.

Mrs. Walter Kayton of Waverlyavenue was pleasantly surprisedFriday • night when she was theguest-of-honor at a baby showerheld at the home of her mother,Mrs. Jacob T. Mistier. Sr.. alsoof Waverly avenue. The showerwas given by Mrs. Mistier andMrs. Adele Bostelman. grand-mother of Mrs. Kayton. The roomswere attractively decorated withgreen arid yellow crepe p a p e r .Guests present were Mrs. WilliamKayton. Mrs. Joseph Kayton, anaunt, Mrs; Joseph Kayton.. a sis-ter-in-law, Mrs. Hector Ramirezand Miss Marie Voll , all of Bell-port ; Mrs. Ronald Steinbrennerand Mrs. John Marrero of Hol-brook; Mesdames Robert Henken,Eugene Satterley, Charles Hem-minger, Sylvester Weaver, Wilrliam Stiriz, Betty Rogers andMae Teppla, all of Patchogue;Mrs. Ernest Stoll. Mrs. CharlesMunkelwitz and Miss ErnestineStoll of Sayville; Mrs. ThomasG,undern\an of Farmingville , andMrs. Howard Sexton of Smith-te n. Also Mrs. Alfred Zebrbw-ski of Blue Point; Mesdames Rob-ert Mistier, Paul Mistier; FredMistleri Paul Williams, WilliamMistier, George Gattimann; HenryReirifrank and George "Mistier,and the Misses Joyce GatHmann,Jean Bostelman, , Bonnie Mistier,Evelyn Mistier arid Dorothy Hurbel. Little Lorraine Rogers ofPatchogue, a godchild of Mrs.Kayton, also serif a ».gift. AfterMrs. Kayton had opened her manylovely gift's; the guests enjoyeda buffet supper.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs. MichaelGuerrasio and children of Oregonaveritie over the holiday weekendwas his aunt, Mrs. Louis Fuscoof New York city.

Word Ha8 been received thatRichard Mistier, a member of theArriiy, has been advanced to Spe-cialist 2/c. Dick, who is stationedin Mahriheim. Germany, is expect-ed home before the fi rst of theyear. Soon after, he will be dis-charged and plans to return toAlfred university,; where he willresume his studies. He is . the sonof Mr. and Mrs. Ferde Mistier ofOhio avenue. >

Kurt SeVwarz of the Navy hasgone on a cruise which will takehim to ports in most of the .north-ern European countries.. , He isaboard one of a large fleet ofships and expects to be gone fortwo or. three months. . Formerlystationed at a naval ammunitiondepot in Red Bank. N. J. Kurt isthe son of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt W.Schwarz of Waverly avenue,:

The home of Miss Janet Biancoof Mt. Vernon avenue, was thescene of a surprise bridal showerAugust 27 held in .honor of MissDorothy Nolan. The co-hostesseswere the Misses . Janet Bianco,Ellen and Mary. Ann :Nolan, , whowill be bridesmaids, at the forth-coming w«d<Iing. Seated beneatha large umb'rellartrimnl«a;.".n whita',the, briderto-be opened-Jier "mahylovely gifts. Among the guestswere Mesdames Thontas Scott ,Theodore MoreUitio and Irene For-ster of Patchbgtle; Miss FlorenceMcKeown of Maspeth; Miss JoanGrant of Yaphank; the MissesLois Byrne, Ada Costello andMonica Mooney of Ronkbnkomia;Misses Liz Corsitto. and EleanorTingen of Farmingville;. and Mes-dames Ernest Theis, Hubert Bi-anco, George Pollis, Lawrence

Bianco, Michael Hopkins . EdwardKiernan, Mary Rattiger, EdwardDasch, Herman Behrmann, Wil-liam Gartung, Sr., John Gartung,Gerard Nolan, Harry Truman andF e r d e Mistier, and the MissesTheresa Stirhpfl , Rita and PhyllisSaporita, Janet, June and Mar-garet Bianco, Dolores George,Ellen Nolan and . Tbni Masem.After the .shower, a buffet supper>va.s, enjoyed. Miss Nolan, daugh-ter of Mr. arid Mrs. Gerard Nolanof the State road, will be marriedon Saturday to ' James J. Mc-Keown of Maspeth, in St. Sylves-ter's R. C. church.

Mr. and Mrs. William Bachtelerarid children, William, Jr., andMarguerite, of the Alps, W e s tStephen Town, spent 10 days oftheir vacation at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Walter Maresco of Rob-inson avenue. Mr. Bachteler, aformer resident of Medford, visit-ed his brother and sister-in-law,Mr. arid Mrs. Fred Bachteler ofRichmond avenue while he washere. They also visited Mr-, andMrs. Donald Murray, Mr. artdMrs. Eugene Mistier, Mr. and Mrs.John Schleyer and Mrs. MaryBetts. A fishing trip in Morichesbay was enjoved one day by Mr.Bachteler and his son, William,and Donald Murray.

The ladies of the Tuesday NightCard club rhet at the . home ofMrs. Jacob Beck in Patchoguethis week.

Mrs. Francis C a r a s i t i, Jr.,daughter-in-law of Mr. arid Mrs.Frank Carasiti , Sr., is spendingsome tiriie here with them at theirhome on Richmond avenue. Frank ,Jr., has gone on to Fort Devens,Mass., where he will receive hisdischarge from the Army tomor-row. Mr. arid Mrs. Carasiti willremain for awhile at his parents'Home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hart ofJahiaica avenue motored to Grotbnwhere they visited Mr, and Mrs.Ray Seneca! and children. Mrs.Seneca! is Mr. Hart's sister. Whilethey were away, the Harts alsostopped in at the New YorkState convention for firemen, whichwas held in Elmira.

Mr. and Mrs. George Pollis anddaughter, Ava, of Waverly avenueattended a- birthday Barbecuegiven in honor of Theodore . Coop-er, Jr., at his home in Port Jef-ferson Sunday.

Mrs. Ralph Hart of Jamaicaavenue was hostess to the ladiesof the Tuesday Night club this"ive'ek.

Visiting for a f ew days at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. RalphHart arid childreh of Jamaica ave-nue was Miss Emily Wogan ofBrooklyn, sister of Mrs. Hart.Miss WbgaH was accompanied byJoseph Duff , also of Brooklyn.

ST. SYLVESTER'S CHURCH

- Sunday, masses at; St. Sylvester'sR. C. church are hourly from 7to il a. m. and at 12:15 p. m.Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-merit will follow the 8 a. m. mass.Daily masses are at 8 a. m. Con-fessions are heard from 5 to 6and from 7:30 to 9 p. m. on Sat-urday. ¦ . •

A bus will leave , at 8:45 a. m.from . the crossroads iri Farming-ville ib bring the parishioners toSt. Sylvester's church for the 9a. m. mass on Sunday. Returntransportation will also be pro-vided.

Confessions will be heard from5 to 6 and from 7:30 to 9 p. m.today in preparation for FirstFriday. Masses on First Fridaywill be at 0:30 and 8 a. m. Holycommunion will be offered at 7a. m.

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PATCHOGUE LOCALS AND SOCIALSAfter residing in Fort Pierce ,

Fla., for the past 10 years , Mr.and Mrs . Orville Wiggins havereturned to Patchogue and aremaking their h o m e on Snyderstreet. Recent visitors at the Wig-gins home were Mr. and Mrs.James Murphy of Fort Pierce.The Murphys are former residentsof Patchogue , where they livedon Medford avenue.

Mrs. Arthur Robinson celebrat-ed her birthday with a familygathering at her home at 139Jennings avenue last Thursdaynight. Present were Mr. and Mrs.Foster Powers and daughter, Bon-nie, Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Rob-inson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I.Robinson and daughter, Sharon.

Thomas Kevin Roslak , infantson of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ros-lak of Peconic, was christened inthe Cutchogue Roman Catholicchurch on Sunday. The godparentsare Vincent Roslak of Patchogue ,the baby's uncle, and Miss CarolKlinger, also of Patchogue, anaunt of the baby. Thomas Kevinwas born on August 8 in the East-ern Long Island hospital in Green-port. Mrs. Roslak is the formerMiss Lois Klinger, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. George Klinger ofWashington avenue. Mr. Roslakis the soh of Mr. and Mrs. JohnRoslak of Cedar, avenue.

Fresh Montauk Sword Fish andlocal Blue Fish at South Bay Fishand Fruit Market. We deliver.GR. 5-1595,—AdT.

Mr. arid Mrs. Clifford Marshal lof North Ocean avenue went byplane to Ormond Beach, Fla., lastweekend. Mr. Marshall's mother,Mrs. Virginia Marshall of NorthO c e a n avenue, who has beenspending three ntoiiths in QrmondBeach with Mrs. Leslie Brown,returned with them this week.

Frank Michaelis, uncle of MissLoraine Andersen, who will bemarried bit Sunday, was host ata party for the wedding attend-ants on April 28 at Josephine'sPizzeria on Medford a v e n u e.Those present were Mrs. AnnaCohklin, Mrs. Robert Habel anddaughter, Cheryl Miss LoraineAnderson, Miss Edith Anderson,Miss Monetta Baker, Miss AlmaReiblich, Mr. and Mrs. CharlesSchuman and son, Mr. and Mrs.Williarn Bollman, Herbert Schu-man, Edward Anderson, LouisGurham and Alfred Jacobsen. MissAndersen will be married to Her-bert Schuman at 4 p. m. Sunday

.in the Emanuel Lutheran churchon East Main street.

Protect your valuables in a fire-aroof Safe Deposit Box. ThePatchogue Bank.—Adv.

Mrs. George Buchheit of Mapleavenue speht Friday in Bridge-port, Conn., where she visited hercousin, Miss Florence Blackham,who is 84. Miss Blackham is a re-tired teacher, who taught at theHall school in Bridgeport.

Mrs. Percy Monroe Skidmore ofCarman street spent 10 days re-cently at the home of her son-in-lay, Lieutenant Julius Fuchs ofthe Navy, who is stationed inNewport, R. I, Her granddaughte r,Judith Ann' SkidmQre, who spentthe summer with Mrs. Skidmore,returned to her home with her.

Mrs. J, Athol Udall of LakeWale.s, Fla., has been visiting herbrother and siater-in-law, Mr. andMrs. Albert Brbwneli of East Pat-chogue. Mrs. Udall is a forhierresident of Patchogue.

Mr. and Mrs, Ralph I. Robinsonand daughter, Sharon, have movedfrom Carman street to 139 Jen-nings avenue.

Chief Warrant Officer arid Mrs.George 9. Corstori and sort. Billy.Spent the weekend and, Holidaywith Chief Corston's riiother, Mrs.George L. Qorston of. 93 Cedaravenue. After being stationed atthe Coast Guard academy in NewLondon, Conn., for three yearshe left Tuesday witl) his familyfor New Orleans , LaU where hewill be assigned to the SouthernInspectors Coast Guard.

Mrs. Joseph Hallock and daugh-ter, Miss Edith Hallock, of NorthOcean avenue spent the. LaborDay weekend with Mrs. Hallock'sson-in-law and daughter, Mr. andMrs. Robert Hader at their Kdrriein Lyhbrbbk.

Spending several days last weekand the Labor day holiday withMiss Dorothy Treuer of Mapleavenue was her niece, Miss ^Dor-othy Murgatroyd of the Univer-sity of Pennsylvania in Philadel-phia. Miss Helen Wheeler of NewYork city spent .the holiday as aguest of Miss Murgatroyd.

The Patchogue Advance in onsale at Rimi's Luncheonette, Chiu-chiolo's Stationery, LaMoth's Gro-cery, G. & G Luncheonette, Robin-son's Dairy, William Gluth's Gro-cery, Caprino's, The Cozy Corner,Roth's Drug Store, Minardi's Deli-catessen, Pearl's Delicatessen, Sal sDelicatesse n and Zattuto's Gro-cery iri Patchogue. —Adv.

A daughter, Julie Ann weigh-ing 7 pounds 12 ounces was bornon August 22 to Mr. and Mrs.Elwyn F. Qiiackenbush of Phoenix,Ariz. Mr. Quackenbush is theyoungest son of Laverne T. Quack-enbush, a former resident ofPatchogue.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bowie ancsons. Dale and Scott, of Averyavenue spent a few days lastweek at Blue Point Beach withMr: and Mi's. William Biggs o.Sterling place. Mr. arid Mrs. Biggsand children, Kathleen, William(Buzzy) and Jackie, have return-ed, to their home after spendingthe Labor day holiday at BluePoint Beach with Mr. Biggs'parents , Mr. and Mrs. WilburBiggs of Mulford street.

Arthur Frederick , II , son ofMr. and Mrs. Arthur Kottmcnof Medford avenue and KathryriLynn daughter of Mr. and Mrs,Harold Schneeberg were baptizedat a double ceremony on August23 by the Rev. Louis Martin , pas-tor of St. John's Lutheran churchin Sa-yville, at the home of thebabies' maternal grandmother,Mrs. E. Cornell. Arthur's sponsorsare Mrs. Harold Schneeberg andJohn Parente, who was represent-ed by proxy by Charles A. Tichy.Kathryn's sponsors were Mrs. PaulSchneeberg and Charles A. Tichy.

The ex-councilors of BettyStark council, Son and Daughtersof Liberty will meet next Thurs-day at the home of Mrs. LillianOverton on Howard street. Mrs.Mable King will be co-hostess

Mr. and Mrs. Patsy T. Feliceand Mr. and Mrs. James Patanelhspent the Labor day weekend inBoston where they visited Mr.and Mrs. De Cristoforo.

Mr. and Mrs. John Poulos andsons, Thomas arid John, of San-tiago, Chile, are spending thre<months' vacation with Mr. Poulosparents, Mr. and Mrs. ThomasPoulos of, 108 Cedar avenue. Mr.Poulos, who is a graduate 01Patchogue High school and NewYork university, where he major-ed in meteorology, is head, of the

Meterological station of the Pana-gra Airways in Santiago.

Miss Julia T. Lindveit of Shoreroad has been invited to a GetAcquainted party to be held bythe Centenary Alumni associationon Wednesday at the home ofMrs. Joseph Gelo in Westbury.Miss Lindveit will enter Centenary-College for Women in Hacketts-town, N. J., this fall.

A suprise baby shower was heldin honor of .Mrs. Peter Alevas atthe home of Mrs'. Gus Alevas at§8 Laurel street on August 28.Mrs. Fred Dohn, Jr., and Mrs. GusAlevas were the hostesses. Theguest-of-honor was seated next toa pink and blue tree which wasdecorated with a favor for eachof the guests. The many lovelygifts for Mrs. Alevas were sur-rounding the tree. Those presentwere Mesdames William Holecek,Sr., William Holecek, Jr., PeterAlevas, Sr., Fred Dohn, Sr., JohnPoulos, Peter Poulos, Anthony Bul-lard,. George Stokem, George Sch-ordine, John Erdman and WilliamTakos. Mrs. Alevas received mariylovely gifts.

A surprise stork shower washeld recently at the home of Mrs.John E. Pagel on North Summitavenue in honor of Mrs. GlennKropp of Patchogue. Guests wereMisses Mary Rate, Doris Norton,Jpan Pagel and Mesdames HaroldMorpurgo, William Rate, DorothyByrd, J o h n Anderschqck, JackNeedham. Anna Smitjh , ArdisKropp, E. Meason, Bety Brennanand Lois Haas. The guest-of-honorreceived many lovely gifts.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Raynorand children, Linda, Kenneth andCheryl , have returned to theirhome in Orlando, Fla., after spend-ing their vacation with Mr. Ray-nor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. MyronRaynor of Electric street.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.John E. Pagel of North Summitavenue were Mr. and Mrs. JohnPhelps and sons, Glenn and John,of Sunnyside.

The marriage of Miss PatriciaDahlman, daughter of Mr. andMrs. Ernest Dahlman, to JamesA. Crawford, Jr., of Walton willtake place at 4 p. m. Saturdayin the Congregational church onEast Main street.

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Waverly avenue, Medford died athis . home yesterday.

Bom in Italy, Mr. Bianco hadbeen a resident of Medford for47 years and was formerly em-ployed by the New York StateHighway departrnerit.

He is survived by his wife Adel-la, of Medford, with whom he hadbeen married for over 49 years ;three sons, Hubert, Lawrence andVincent Bianco, of Medford; fivedaughters, Mrs. J ay son Dayton ofPatchogue, Mrs. Thomas Wiljiam-son of Pompano Beach, Fla., Mes-dames Mary Rattiger, EdwardDash and John Russo, of Medford ;two sisters, Mrs. Joseph DiMeli ofNew York city and Mrs. CarolineChiesa of Ridgewood, N. J.; 17grandchildren, and o ne great-grandchild.

There will be a rosary at theRobertaccio Funeral Home in Pat-chogue at 8 p. m. today, and arequiem mass will be offered atSt. Sylvester's R. C. church, "Med-ford, at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow withthe Rev. Francis Sulzmann offi-ciating. Interment will follow- atHoly Sepulchre cemetery , Coram.

VALENTINE T. SAUER. 77,died Tuesday at his home on Un-ion avenue , Ronkonkoma, after along illness.

Born in Brooklyn , he had beena resident of Ronkonkoma for morethan 35 years and worked as apainter.

He leaves his wife , the formerElizabeth Hellrigel; a daughter,Miss Elinore F. A. Sauer of Ron-konkoma; a brother, George W.Sauer of Brooklyn; and a sister,Mrs. Julius Jacab of Woodhaven.A son, Eugene G. Sauer, was kill-ed in action in Germany on April10, 1945.

Fuheral services will be held at2 p. m. tomorrow at Raynor'schapel , Sayville, with the Rev. Jo-seph H. Bond, rector of St. Ann'sEpiscopal church of Sayville, of-ficiating. Interment will follow inUnion cemetery, Sayville.

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L A T E S T K N O W N B I D P R I C E SSUFFOLK COUNTY BANK STOCK

Bank of Babylon 28Bank of Huntington 40Bank of Sraithtown 250Bank of Suffolk County, Stony Brook 42Bellport National Bank 300Bridgehampton National Bank — 35Central Islip National Bank 100Eastern National Bank , Smithtown 20First National Bank and Trust, Bav Shore 140First National Bank , East Islip _ 80First National Bank, Grecnport 500First National Bank , Southampton 325Hampton Bays National Bank 325Lindenhurst Bank — 270National Bank of Kings Park 190National Bank of Lake Ronkonkoma 105North Fork Bank and Trust, Mattituck 55Osborne Trust , East Hampton 180Oysterman's Bank and Trust Company, Sayville 30Patchogue Bank 150Peconic Bank, Sag Harbor 63Peoples National Bank, Patchogue 80Seaside Bank , Westhampton Beach *7Security National , Huntington 27%State Bank of Suffolk County, Bay Shore 19^Suffolk County National Bank, Riverhead — 425Tinker National , East Setauket 120?Warrants 25-50

NASSAU COUNTY BANK STOCKBank of Rockville Centre Trust 225Bank of Westbury Trust „ .' 58Central Bank and Trust, Great Neck 33First National Bank, Farmingdale 226First National Bank , Glen Head 35Fort Neck National Bank, Seaford 16Franklin National , Franklin Square 26%Hempstead Bank 36Long Island Trust Company, Garden City 34Long Island National Bank, Hicksville 15Lynbrook National Bank and, Trust Cbrttpany 46'Maiinecock Bank , Locust Valley 36 .Meadow Brook National Bank , West Hempstead 18">6,N .issau Trust, Glen Cove : _ 25Oceanside National Bank 285Peninsula National Bank, Cedarhurst 38Second National Bank and Trust, Hempstead 30State Bank of Long Beach 23MtValley Stream National Bank and Trust 32

QUEENS COUNTY BANK, STOCKNational Bank of Far Rockaway ....Z ...^wlijiv...... HOQueens National Bank of New York 57United National Bank of Long Island _ 48

KINGS COUNTY BANK STOCKBensonhurst National Bank 28Central Industrial Bank 110Citizens Bank „ 400Kings County Trust Company 93Lafayette National Bank _ 45Peoples National Bank T. 54United Industrial Bank 210