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DEMOCRATIC RALLY—Enthus ias t ic crowd ofover 300 persons turned out in Centereach Satur-day night at VFW Hall on Route 25 to seeand hear the Democratic candidates. Pictured ,left to right , are : Robert Coone> , candidate lortow n clerk ; Robert Cedar , for -justice of p.ace;

Dominic J. Baranello, HrooKlnn eu Tow n Demo-cratic leader; Super\ isor Vu Rus t S-'u i t , r un i i in "tor re-election ; and Ra\ Hat t . cand ida te lor jus-tice of peaci\ Ral l > was sponsored !)^ local Dem-ocratic clubs in Centereach area.

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EASTWOOD VILLAGEand DAWN ESTATES

Mrs. Ethel Smith, JU 8-8752

Daniel and Eileen Klarmann,twin children of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-ward Klarmann of 160 Mark TreeRoad celebrated their third birth-day with a party Sunday. Guestswere Mrs. Abbie Schwinn an'/daughter , Doroth y of Brooklvnand Owen , Brian , and John McGuiness and Mrs. Lenore Wrubelof Centereach.

Robert Goot. son of Mr. andMrs. Robert Goot of 15 StirupLane, is very fond of pizza pie , soin honor of his third birthday Oc-tober 6. he was treated to a pizzapie luncheon at Don 's Restaurant.Those attending- the luncheon andhelping* him celebrate his birthdaywere his mother, Mrs. Goot , Mrs.Jane Werner and children , Markand Joann , and Mrs. Rita Vaca-rella.

A family party was held at thehome of Mr . and Mrs. Walter Ol-sen of 148 Noel Drive October 10in honor of their daughter Ev-elyn's sixth birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hess of160 Mark Tree Road entertainedFridav at a family party in honorof their son Richard's fourthbirthday. Present were his grand-parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Hess,and uncles, aunts and cousins, Mr.and Mrs. Kurt Danler and chil-dren , Gary and Ronald , Mr. andMrs. Jack Gera 'ldi and children,Thomas and Stephen , Mr . and Mrs.Howard Mueller and children , Deb-ra. Bonnie and Howard , also hisfriend , Bruce Crebber, and sister,Marie , and brother. Joh n

Annette Warfield , daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Arthur Warfield of148 Stanley Drive celebrated herfourth birthday with a party Sat-urday. Her guests were her sisterDiane, and brother Arthur, andalso Donald and Charles Sayers,Frank , Roselie and Matthew LaBarber , Elaine and John Valinanlaof Centereach.

Kathleen Kelly, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Frank Kelly of 2 HunterLane , gave a Rock and Roll partyat her home October 7 in honor ofher eleventh birthday. Her guestswere 15 of her classmates at«chool . who all enjoyed a birthdayparty with all the trimmings.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oldenborgof 131 Dawn Drive held a familypartv on Columbus day, in honorof their daughter Lynn 's fourthbirthday. Guests were her grand-mother, Mrs. Sarah Oldenborg ofCentereach and grandmother, Mrs.Edward Vatovic of Queens Vil-lage; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Olden-borg of Centereach , Mr. and Mrs.Edward Vatovic. Jr., of Jamaicaand Lynn 's brother, Ronald , andsister, Carol.

$300 Tool Box,Stamps Are StolenFrom Auto Company

A tool box *, valued a** s M0 . andSi 5 worth of three-c ult -t ' lmn **w ere reported Monday f o hav beenstolen over the weekend from SouthLav Pontiac of 25*2 Ea- * MainStreet. Patchog-ue. . u co i ' i i im toFif th Precinct police r> port -.

John Marconi , ov n f i of the f i rm ,fold police t h a t t h e b u r u l a i \ w a sdiscovered bv Zenon "Dannv "'Wa« \e.\ ii Y. of *lf» Lake D *i \ e Ea*tPatohoiHie. w h o i- en ***lo\ ul a** arvcYnnic.

Police -aid t h a t V] . W ' -ilewic v 's-even-drawer to ol oox w i - - tol^nU'om the len.u' r -hon Ti o n + h«*»f i rm '- up- ^ a i i - o f f i c e, t h - e e roHsof three-cent -tnm***-- . v i th "00 ^t-an lis in <*ach ro 'l , w o e stolen . *ic-cordinir to nolice. P ''u-e -*) id thebui* o"larv took p lace betv eon 5 p.m S 'lt u rdav and 8 a. m Monday.

Police Sut Jo 'in T "V T i M u H c n in-v e -t iu at e d the b**r< -. l > * v when itwas reno -ted .Mini F ; f*h SouadDete -tiv Fdw n - ' M m >* I- eontinu-ine- the inves t ig a t ion .

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>*>e a l e e id i r bu - ine -^ m^etin°*Tup dav at ••! n. m of member s of?he Alasne Beach Dcnoi-rati '* Club•it + he clubho 'i-e ou T .ccu-t Drive.

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¦* D e tn o c r a f i c Chibs of"UM S + IV Reach. M"a- f ic . "Moriches ."^hi 'dev and Center ^Tori che- ** tak-*""* nart. \11 are welcome to at-tend .

\ nues t i on ap 'l answer sessionw il l hn nar f of +he nroo*ram andi ' f r e- h m en t s w ill be served

Unitarians Will HearRev. Nicholas Cardell

The Re v. Nicholas C. Cardell ,Jr., minis ter of the Unitar ian So-ciety of Plainfield , N. J., wil l pre-sent -some views on children 's re-ligion to the Brookhaven Unitar-ian Fellowship Sunday, at 8:30p. m. This regular b i -monthlymeeting will be held at the Brook-haven Township YMCA. SouthOcean Ave., Patchogue.

Religious education is a special-ty of the Rev. Cardell , who hasbeen directing these activities forPlainfield for the past five years.He was also the main speaker ata workshop for religious educationdirectors of Long Island Unitariangroups held this past Septemberin Plandome. The Rev. Cardell ser-ved too , as a regional committeemember and discussion leader atthe annual Middle Atlantic StatesReligious Education Conferenceheld in June. 19(50.

After the meeting there will bea social hour with refreshments.The public is invited to attend.Sunday School is held at 10:loa m. every Sundav.

SPEAKER—Francis Giaccone, president of WestBrookhaven Republican Club, is shown addressingmeeting of his club at Veterans of Foreign Warshall in Centereach last Wednesday night. SeveralRepublican candidates are shown in audience, in-cluding Justices of the Peace Leon E. Giuffreda ,

running for re-election ; Alex Proios, runn ing forreceiver of taxes; Sheriff Charles R. Dominy,supervisor candidate; George Fuehs and Clarenc"L. Hough , councilmen candidates ; and EdwinArnzen, candidate for tow n clerk.

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E I R E D E P V R T M E X T

The Medica l Un i t of the Cente-leam Fire Depa'tnu nt w i l l holdit - - f o u i t e e n t h annua l dance at thef IK house Saturday n igh t , GeorgeM u t i n * - the cha 'unan. Music will1) , 1 \ t he Half Beats.

Tlie ambu lance w a s called outi n ly om i las ' week , at !):05 p. m.Octobei !." > . w hen S. Tine of Adi-iord .u k Du\e . Seidon. was takenti . S m i t h t o w n Ch n e i a l Hospital byi u le i ol D i . M o i t o n J agu-t . Dnverv .- \! X m h e i g and i'ir- t aid linn.I l a i o l d F i s l i c i .

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The ^\ e-t Brooknav en Republ i -< ri C u l i h"!d i t s mee t ing nt the\ F\\ H a l l (K loho i 11 u i t l i F i a n kt i l . . . i ore . p i i - i d e n t . m ( b a i g e . AI' I K M I I \ i i u inbe i a ' tended and t het o l l o w ii; Ri ju ib l i i -an candidate- !

ij '\i ' ie p i . sent ami .spoke to the"• ( i n n ( h a i l e s Don uv. s h e i i f f .w h o is t u n n i n g for Tow n Supei -

j \ i - o i ; E d w i n Anu '.en lo i Tow nl . l ' i k ; t ' l a ioncc Hough , < i .u l idate

lo i c o u n c i l m a n ; George Fuehs , fori uu d i n ,u i ; L '"ii Gp il l ' i * ' d i , jiin-

l i t e o) the pe:u e; E i l 'n g Larsen.in h e ol the pe ice . Ale cI' K io , i e c e i \ e r of taxes. Tlv clubwil l be holding a dance at CI ibChi le in Lake Ronkonkoma Octo-1 er 28. and anothi r rally for thep a i t y 's candidates on No\ember -1.

DEMOCRATIC R A L L Y

A la rge motoiv id" spo'-sm-'d bvthe Democratic Clubs of Coram ,( ent"ie : i 'h and Sehten wa lieluSa tu rday , sta r t ing 7 p. m. at theH i d e a w a y Re t a u i a n t MI Coiamand t *a \ i l i i ig t h i o u g h (\iram,Midd l e I sland. Golden Heigh t s .Selden and Cent 'M -eacl i . They en-ib > <] al t he VFW Hal l in Center-i e:uh. w h e i e all B ooklun en Town,n d county D- m o c i a t i c candidatesaihliessed th " large eiow d atten-i ;ir .g Ji h-i Foley w a - the chair-man for t h e ra l ly commit tee .

Mr. and Mrs . Rudolph Helf. Jr..and chi ldien Robert . Thomas andDiane Marie , of McGaw Avenuewere dinner g .tests of Mrs. Helf'sparents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pur-tell of Central Islip, Saturday. Theo( casion was in honor of theHelfs ' e igh th wedding anniversary.Other- piesi nt were Miss TaraPurtel l and Mr. and Mrs. CharlesDowney and chi ldren. Kevin , Ei-le en and Michael , of Amityville.

Mrs . Bea Abremsen and Mrs.( elia Brow nworth attended theU aders meet ing of the PioneerGirl s at Camp Xorge , Talman ,Fi iday and Sa tu iday . Over 100leaders a t tended.

Mi*, and Mrs. George Edwardso f El l io t Avenue enter tained atd inner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jer-ald S tewar t and M i . and Mrs.Cl in ton Stew a i t of S m i th t o w n .

M i s . Susan Holmes of 1 Bony-lu l l Drive entered her orange sablefemale toy pomeranian in theBrookhaxen Plan A show at theRei rea < i o n Field in Bellport Sun-d a \ . Tlv 1 dou, who is one and ahalf year- old , came in f irst place ,Best ' Breed Adu l t and re ceived asi 'ver trop h y t ray. Mr- . Holmes ,whose hobb y is raising and breed-ing tov pomeranian? and othershow dogs, has a cabinet full ofmany trophies w hich her dogshave won .

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Overtonuiti r ta i ned the Central Long Is-land Camp of Gideons at theirbusiness and devotional meetingFriday nig ht at their home. TheRev. Moe Sabina. pastor of theSmithtown Baptist Church, wast h e guest speaker. Othe rs presentw ere Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McDan-iel and the Rev. and Mrs. StanleyDixon of Patchogue ; Mr. and Mrs.Fred Style of West Sayville ; Al-fred Olsv n of Holtsville and Mr.and Mrs. George Boschen of Cen-tereach .

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walsh ofSmith Street had as weekendhouse guests Mr. and Mrs. CarltonReriy. Mrs. Charles Gillespie anddaughters, Ma rsha , Doroth y andLinda , of Waltham , Mass., and Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Stothers and Mrs.Joseph Varrecchio of the Bronx.

Salvatore Farrugia, nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mi*s. SalvatoreFarrugia of 100 North ColmanRoad, returned home October 10from M a t h e r Memorial H-ospital

after being confined there sinceOctober 3.

Mary Sorenson , daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Harold Sorenson of St,•Tames Road , celebrated her fourthbirthday with a party Octobei* 9.Her guests were Jeannie andChris Rasmussen of Lake Groveanel David and Diane Lilja of LakeRonkonkoma. also her sister, Ca-lol. and brother , Richard .

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Rus-sell Zabriskie e>f Middle CountryRoad has recently been mo\ ed toanother lot on Hawkton Place ,wrere it will be renovated.

Mr. and Mrs. Georg e Edwardsof Elliot Avenue were pleasantlysurprised October 11, after theprayer meeting at the First Con-gregational Church of New Vil-lage, when it was announced thata party would be held in the Sun-day School basement in liquor ofthe Edwards ' twentieth weddinganniversary. All the congregationwas invited to attend and all en-joyed a social time with anniver-sary i efreshments.

Carol Booth , daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Richard Booth of 32Minerva Lane , celebrated her sixthbirthday with a family party onOctober 8.

On October 10, Den Mother Mrs.Walter Seitz of 7 Minerva Laneheld her Cub Scout Pack meetingat her home. Boys present wereJohn Regan, Raymond Seitz , Ro-bert Stout, Donald Frick and Er-nest Geiger. One of the boys, Don-ald Frick , Was celebrating histenth birthday that day, so thepack held a little party in hishonor.

Mr. and Mrs. John Frick andchildren, Ann Marie and Donald ,of 36 Anne Road spent the meek-end with Mrs. Frick s parents. Mr.

and Mrs. James Marinan in Brook-lyn. While there they celebratedDonald's tenth birthday with afamily party.

Gary Drossel , son of Mr. andMrs. Eugene Drossel of 10!) GouldRoad , celebrated his third birthdaywith a party October 8. His guestswere his cousins , George and El-ena Schoen of Hauppauge ; hisgrandmother, Mrs. Doris Mussonof Stony Brook ; Mrs. WilliamDrossel anel children , Janet andLorraine , of Setauket ; Mrs. GeorgeSchoen and Mrs. Mary Myles ofHauppauge ; Mrs. Robert Rehakand children , Robert , Diane , Frankand Doris , of East Northport , andGary 's brother , Gregory, and sis-ter GaT e. Mrs. Rehak , an aunt ofGary 's, also celebrated her birth-day the same day.

Mrs. Margaret Williams o fManhattan is spending a weekvisiting her daughter, Mrs. Jac-e]ueline Matheson at 19 LocustStreet.

The Rev. Norman Minard , pas-tor of the Centereach CommunityChurch , is confined at the Colum-bian Presbyterian Hospital inManhattan, where he is receivingmore treatment on his arm.

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Burr ofWoodland Road was pleasantlysurprised Sunday afternoon whenthey were given a party by theirdaughter, Miss Ruthann Burr , inhonor of their twenty-fourth wed-ding anniversary . Their guestswere Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lubrichand children . Otto and Melody, Mr.and Mrs. Alfred Fridlund , Mr. anelMrs. Albert Abramsen, Mr. andMrs. Alvin Smith and RichardBenkert of Centereach and Mr.md Mrs. James Trappen of StonyBrook. Also Mr. and Mrs. Burr 'sother two daughters, Miss JanetBurr , who was hoime from Bar-rington Bible College. Providence,R.I., for the weekend , and MissLorraine Burr.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith ofSmith Street accompanied bv theirson-in-law and daughter, Mr. andMrs. Pierson Van Orstrand , andchildren , David and Cindy of Bav-port spent three days of the holi-day weekend cam-ping at HitherHills , Montauk Point.

Mrs. Ei*nest Overton spent sev-eral days last week visiting hercousins , Mrs. Harold Grey andMrs. Henry Reinhardt of Hunting-ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hawkinsof Edgewater , N. J., are spendingseveral weeks visiting Miss Doro-thy Konkel of Hawkton Place.

Word has been received herethat Mrs. Edward Pullen of Levit-town, formerly of Lake Grove, isseriously ill at South Nassau Com-munity Hospital , Oceanside.

CHURCH NEWS

The First Congregational Churchof New Village has Sunday Schoolat 9:45 a. m.. worship at 11a. m., Youth Fellowship at 6:30n. m., Gospel service at 7:30 p. m.,Sunday. Prayer and Bible Studyhour is at 8 p. m. Wednesday, andMissionary PrayQr Circle at thehome of Mrs. William Wortley at1:30 p. m. Wednesday.

T h e - Centereach CommunityChurch holds Sunday School at 10a. m,., worship at 11:15 a. m. andWestminster Fellowship at 6:30p. m. Sunday. On Sunday an elderof the church , Benjamin Graham,will be in charge of the service inthe absence of the pastor , the Rev.Norman Minard.

The Centereach M e n n o n i t eChurch holds worship at 10 a. m.,Sunday School at 10:45 a. m. andgospel service at 7:45 p. m. Sun-day. Bible study hour is at 7:45p. m. Wednesday with a specialclass for young people. The Men-nonite Hour can be heard overRadio Station WINS at 10 p. m.Sunday.

Our Savior Lutheran Churchholds Sunday School at 9 a. m.,worship at 8 and 10:30 a. mt. Sun-day. Adult Discussion Group meet-ings are at 8 p. m. Wednesday.Eighth grade confirmation classmeets Saturday from 9 to 11 a. m.Seventh grade confirmation classmeets 4 to 5:15 p. rn. Thursday.Jun ior choir meeting, 7:30 p. m.Wednesday and Senior choir meet-ing 8:30 p. m. Wednesday. SundaySchool Teachers meeting is Octo-ber 26.

St. Andrew's Reformed Episco-pal Church has Sunday School at10 a. rn., morning prayer and ser-mon at 11 a. m., evening prayerand sermon at 8 p. rn. Sunday andevening nraver and Bible study at8 p. m. Wednesday.

The Assumption of the BlessedVirgin Mary R. C. Church hasmasses at 8. 9, 10:30 and 11:30a. m. and 12:30 p. m. Sunday, anda daily mass at 8 a. m. HolyName Society movies are at "£:3Q

p. m. Sunday in. the church audi-tor ium.

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MASTIC BEACH — The Repub-lican Club of Mastic Beach issponsoring* a dinner and danceOctober 28 beginning at 8 p. m.at the Mastic Beach PropertyOwners Association clubhouse onNeighborhood Road. Music will befurnished by the "Svncopators."William Vopelak is chairman ofthe dinner-dance committee. Ad-mission can be obtained at thedoor. '

DINNER-DANCE

Patchogue AreaFIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST <

SCIENTISTRoe Boulevard and N. Ocean Ave.

11 a. m.—Sunday school.11 a. m.—Sunday service.Salvation is a t ta ineel throug h

spir i tual awakening, g rowth , andprogress. This is a theme of theLesson-Sermon entitled "Proba-tion Af ter Death" which wi l l bepresented at Christian Sciencee-hurches Sunday.

The Golden Text is from I Cor-inthians ( 6) : "God hath both rais-ed up the Loid , anel will also raiseup us bv his own power."

WEDNESDAY8:15 p. m.—Testimony meeting.

DAILYReading room hours 11 a. m. to

4 p. m., dail y, Fridays 7 to 9 p. m.except Sunday and legal holidaysat 38 South Ocean Avenue.

THE LUTHERAN CHURCHOF OUR SAVIOR231 Jayne Avenue

Dr. Lammert R delf.s, PastorTHURSDAY

7 p. m.—Junior choir rehearsal.7:30 p. m. — Senior choir re-

hearsal.SATURDAY

9:30 a. m. — Confirmation class.10:45 a. m. — Beginners' class.

SUNDAY9 a. rn. and 10:30 a. m. — Sun-

day School anel nursery for babesin arm s anel children up to threeyears of age.

9 a. m. and 10:30 a. m. —I Divine worship. Sermon , "TheStewardship of The Gospel." Ser-mon No. 4 in t ie series: "Chiis-tian Stewardship."

7:30 p. m. — Pastor 's Class forprospective members.

THECONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

95 East Main StreetMr. and Mrs. David D. Larson ,

MissionariesRev. Stuart W. Vai Cof t

MinisterSUNDAY

9:30 a. m. — Church School.Two Worship Services

9:30 a. m. — Early family serv-ice. Parents and others may at-tend the early service during thechurch school hour. Nursery forinfants.

11 a. m. — Worship service.Meditation by the pastor at bothservices.

7 p. m. — Pilgrim Fellowship.TUESDAY

8 p. m. — Couples Club. Eve-ning of folk dancing.

7:30 p. m. — Boy Scout Troop44

THURSD AY7 p. m.—Junior choir rehearsal. '8 p. m.—Senior choir rehearsal, j

THE METHODIST CHURCHSouth Ocean Avenue

PatchogueRev. Donald W. Hamblin

MinisterTHURSDAY

8 p. m. — Choir rehearsal inthe Ladies' Parlor.

9 p. m. — Alcoholics Anony-mous meets in the parish house.

SUNDAY9:45 a. m.—Church school with

classes from nursery through highschool . Adult Bible class.

11 a. m. — Morning worshipservice.

7 p. m. — Junior and SeniorMethodist Y o u t h Fellowship,Young Adult Fellowship meet.

7:30 p. m. — Young Adult Fel-lowship meets in the church.

MONDAY6:30 p. m. — Methodist Men 's

supper served by the Mizpah andMary Martha Circles in the Sun-day School room.

WEDNESDAY7:30 p. m. — Boy Scouts meet

in the parish house.

EMANUEL LUTHERANCHURCH

East Main StreetRev. Daniel G. Fiehler, Pastor

THURSD AY7 p. m.—Walther League choir.8 p. m. — Senior choir.

SATURDAY9:30 a. m. — Confirmation

classes.SUNDAY

8:30 a. m. — Church service.9:30 a. m. — Sunday School and

Adult Bible Group.10:45 a. m. — Church service.

WEDNESDAY1:30 p. m. — Senior Ladies' Aid

Society.

*> FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHNew North Ocean A \ e n u e

Rev. John E. Southard , PastorT i l l R S D A V

7 p. m. — Membe rshi p class.5 p. m. — Midweek sen ice.

FRIDAY7 p. m. — Boys Bri gade (age

8-12).SATURDAY

7:.]() p. m. — Boys Brigade (ages12 up).

SUNDAY9:15 a. m.—- Bible School. Clasps

f o r a l l a g e s f i o m nur -»ei > clas.st h i o u g h an A d u l t Bible class.Buses pro\ ide free t i anspo i ta t ionfor those who desire it. For in-format iem call G Ro\e r 5-1172.

11 a. m. —¦ Morning w o i s h i p .Organist , Miss Emma Kalle-r . A n -the m by the choir. Message by thepastor. A nu r s e ij anel a jun io rchurct are cemelue t ed for i n f a n t-anel small c h i l d i e n .

6 p. m. — Youth Gioups andAdul t Bible Stud y Class.

7:15 ]>. MI . — C o m m u n i ty Gospelservice. Special music. Song sen -ice. Message b*. the pastor . A nur-sei v is conducted for in fants .

MONDAY3:30 p. m.—Pioneer Girls (ages

8-12).7 p. m . — Evang- ' l ica l Skat ing

F e l l o w s h i p at Bav Shore l i n k .TUESDAY

8 p. m. — Boaid of Deacemsmeet.

WEDNESDAY10 a. m. — Women 's Prayer

Greiup meets at home of Mrs. Van-Le-euwen , 44 Chestnut Avenue.

7 p. m. — Pioneer Girls (ages12 up) .

7:30 p. m. — Choir practice.

ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPALCHURCH

Rev. Richard C. Chapin , RectorRet . E. A. W. Wibon

Rector Emeri tusTHURSDAY

9 a. m. — Hol y communion .8 p. m. — Bui 'd ing fund.

FRIDAY12 noon — Holv communion.

SATURDAY7 p. m. — Evening .prayer.

SUNDAY 'Twenty-first Sunday af ter Tr in i ty

8 a. m. — Hobr Communion.I 9 a. m. — Family Eucharist andChurch school.

11 a. m. — Morning prayer andsermon.

WEDNESDAY9:30 a. m. — Hol y communion.7:30 p. m. — Junior choir .8 p. m. — Senior choir .

THE PATCHOGUECONGREGATION OF

JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESWoodside Avenue near Rt. 112

North PatchogueTHURSDAY (Today)

7:30 p. m. — Ministry Improve-ment School. Wri t ten review in-cl uding Lesson 1 anel 2 from book."Equipped for Every Good Work."

8:35 p. m. -— Sen ice meeting."Ove-rcoming Objection with ser-mon outlines."

SUNDAY1 p. m. — Public address. "Will

Many Now Living * Never Die?"Speaker: O. J. Hibbard.

5:15 p. m. — Wateditower stud y. :"Using Life in H a i m o n v with theWill of God."

TUESDAY8 p. m. — Congregation Bible

Book Study. "Gathe i ing of theNations to Armageddon."

News of the Churches

The trial of two Mastic men. a |Shi i ley man and a Mastic Beachman was aelj ourned from Octeibei j11 bv Brookhaven Justice of the IPeace Milton A. LaGattuta to Dec-ember 6, according to Mrs. LenaSedate , town court clerk.

The men face charges ar is ingf i o m an altercation August 11 inMastic Beach.

They are Richard Johnson , 22 ofFulton Road , Mastic, charged w i t hresisting arre-t , third degree as-sault and disorderly conduct: Don-ald Joseph Johnson. 23, of FtdtonRoad , Mastic, charged with thirddegree assault and public intoxica-t ion : George An thonv Rose , 23, ofShivvesant Avenue Ma st ic B^aeh ,charsred with disorder 'v conduct ,•md John Savoca of 390 Lake Stre-et , Shirley, charged with resistingarrest and disorderly conduct.

Mrs Sedate paid the October 11trial of the four men was adjournedbecause a wdtness was unable to ap-pear--—Since they are "companion"

cases, she said , the tr ial of all of themen was adjourned.

Live new s and eye-catching advertising m a k e the Advance*stand out in point of reader in-terest for every member of thefamily.—Adv.

Trial of Four MenAdjourned to Dec. 6

Suffolk NewsRoundup

A Riverhead man t n t i c a l l y in-jureel in a aeu o c i a - h in X o i t h a m p -ton Sunela .\ n i g h t , d u d Jn ee h o u i - >latei of in te rna l n i j u i i e s at Cent ra lSuffolk Ho-pi ta l , ' l i i ve ihead .

The v ic t im w a - C h a i l e - A. Har-gr o v e , 35, ed R ive i s ide Dr ive , Riv-erhead. Accord ing to S o u t h a m p -ton Poliee , Mr. Harg iove was in anauto tha t sk idded out of control

1 (H) feet on the Rivei head-Mot it-hes,Road , s lamnv el into a concrete po-t-I'ence , skidded »noth"i 70 leet andledled ovei*. Mr. I L u g i o ve wasthrow n out in to a fence polo , sti f-f t n n g t w o l i c h e n 1< g- and otheii n j u r i " -. He died at 9 p. m. in thehe>s* ) ital .

Police -aid the car wa- head ing -nor th on the h i gh w a y at about 6 p.ni. when the accident o c t u i i e d .Mr. H a i g i o v '- b ro the r Amos 37,alse> of River-iele Drive, told policethe gas pedal w a - - t u e k . He -aid1 e t r ied to f re • i t w i th h i s hand andthen lo-t eon *"i ol of the t a r . Policesc.id Amos Ihu g i o v e , and anotherman in the a u t o , Geo ige Ja< kson,27 , of C i a n b e n y St., R i v e r h e a d ,we i e u n i n jureel.

Patrolmen Roger King- and Mic-h:'"l M u i i a y i n v t - t i g a t e d t li cat c idont .

A S50 .000 f i i e eai*V Sundavm o r n i n g destroyed a potato -forageham on M iddle Road, l i iveihead,18 000 bushels of potatoe- , severalvehicles , and va luab le farm ec-uip-pi ent .

The f i re was di-covered at about4.20 a. in., a f te r it had a p p a i e n t l yheen binned for seveial bou t sand R i v e r h e a d f i remen were calledin About 75 v a mp , led by F i i < *>Chi '- f Harold Hothhei -er . fough tthe fames fe>r three h o n i - .but could not «ave the 60 bv '10foot w eiode n s t r u c t u r e .

Damage to the b u d d in g wa- l i - t ^dat about £15.000 . and lo- - of thepotatoe s vva- e-t 'mated a i SI 5,0 (H )Two t r ac to i s , a cai , and two t ruck-,phis seveial n i - e e - of f a i m nun -h i n e i y v.dued at a to ta l of S2O .000w ei e til -o de- t royed.

The l u i l d u i g w a - o w r o d bv Ch doJ. M c B u r n i e . Pol 'ce and f i r emenwe ie unable to dot rmi ie the ori-g i n of t he h la /e imt -ahl it p ' i gh thave been cati-ed bv f a u l t y ¦ lecricwi* ing *.