College StudentsAct As SummerWelfare Workers

S U F F O L K COUNTY W E L F A R E COMMISSIONER John L.ha r ry , Id t . we lcomes Richar d Cj r i l lo . 9 Edwards Lane, BluePoint , and Pa t r ic ia Dailey, r ,S7 Patchogue Avenue Bellport. BothSuffolk you ths art- anions 1A college students enrolled in theW el fa re agency * S u m m e r In-Servi ce t ra ining program. Rich-ard a t t ends St. John 's I n ivers i ty , where he's a historv and phil-osophy major , whi le Pa t ricia is a sociology student at DrewUni ve r s i t y in New Jersey .

S o f f i ' l k C o u n t y Welfare Com-miss i oner .l o h n L. Barry lias ;in-n o u m - c d t i i a t 3.'-! college s tudents ,a l i .f ro ' i i Su f fo lk , will partici patein t h e agency 's four th annualSun1irj .er In-Service training pro-grain.

The s tuden t s , most of them soc-iology majors, actuall y go into thefield to assist the present case-

worker staff. "It' s an excellentmeans of s t imula t in g interest insocial welfare activit ies. " saysCommissioner B a r r y . "What' smore ." adds Barry, "the expenseto t he c o u n t y is m in ima l since weare re imbursed for this by theSta te Department of Social ' Wel-fare. "

The program , which began in1!»5S with just two students , hasgrown steadily since. Barry hopesthat the effort will s t imulates taff- recrui tment and help theWelfare Department to develop, inhis words , "a built -in future staff ,whose individual potentialities havebeen tested right on the firingline."

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lvi(d'i' I'nit of the Hi- 'Mikl iavcnMi' inoi iu l l losp it:'.! wi l l spotisor acaisi' .-a!o to b ' lu'ld in tne drive-w a y :.! ¦ d' hoiiie < i f .Mrs. RuthDo da;v.> in l'anamnka. start ingat 10 a. in. .July Id.

Td' Idnu' Kxt i' i i s ion v ervieemei dnnday ni .u'ht at St. .Mark'sdmi'! ti !•:;>. im':!. a.nil. w i t h Mrs.Helen Sehndil as inst ruetor. eoni-] ) lc !ed t in en '. ', mi dress projeet .A n a ' / t enant ! ! neat is Ueiim' urban-ized I'nr t l ir f a l l w i t h .Mi's. KlsieI'.alas :e- ehainnan . Ladies at tend-iii;;- \ \ " i e a - Id' uws: .MesdamesDnre t l i y Russel l . Ha.i'hara .Mar t / . .Juan hay. Km een Knt l in , id'.diraA r m s ! rm,L: and Ka.d ier ine S- 'liudi.

'I li, ' ut l ieers of K idee I'a i - c n i t -Teai - hi - r A - . "e iat imi .i;ave a dinner jThu rsday m,u'! ;t. for t l t e mil ^u-inu" p r es iden t . Ai rs . A la ry (low, atW h a l e : • ¦. l e e .. I'm", .L'l'fei -.,m. A t -t e a d i M e w e : . ' Meai : imes '''.leaner( '. Sir.it h. S u - i " ALa ed i. A la rue -t ' M - X i e u la v . Jane t liruhe. U;ivU'a:ke. D. ' r e t h v l ia ise! ! . HelenLhler . Xr lda l ieeth. Kay Alnoneyand I''ra ; ;«s 's I .a/./.aru.

Al i>. K ls ie L.ahts of Sall y Lane,a ir.ri'i in r Mi ' t lie Leek y I'uintIda i le : ei 1" n i t . eni. iyed the an-naa! ea '. i ;"; las t W e d n e s d ay w i t ha Ims t ' ' .!, to Hunt in.u'ton for a( h i re - dinn. -r and la te r a showat t he ( ' inerama in Syossct .

Mar a Sehaaf , daughter of Air.an.! M r - , l- 'rederiek Sehaaf t* ofW i n s d ' ' L'ead . eelehra '.ed her Lrrad-n.' t t i ¦ ¦•! : ; real l'm't Je f l'm'son Juniorl latl i Selr el w i t h a family party.[• ' : .d .i\ m.Lihl.

Mr. a i d Mrs. Jnsej di Spozio of\\ ¦ ¦ ! . .: .a iLiad w e r e surprised lastSa ' ;ira.. ,y i-y the i r f i rst family ro-u:.;e ': ;;, f i f t e e n ye.us. ineludinu'A i r . Sp' see 's mothe r . Al l 's . TheresaS;> ! ¦ : < ; ¦ .' New Jer .-.ey; his hrotherand .- : - ! ; r - in - law . A i r . and Airs.( i e e ; s . sp. ;.io ef Al ianii . Fla.; hisL r e t h e ' . X i e ' i ias S pez.ie ef Hawai i ;le - ' •! ' ¦ ' ¦ r- in law and s i s t e r . Al r.;:i d M n , 1'asipad e Tadeseo of( e . .. i' - . '.'k : A i r . and A i rs . V ic to rS'p.-. s - ' n ¦" Wr .din .c River and Ai r .a:.a : \ v . ~ . Lh.-.r ies X; ; to l i and Mr.,rai .> l r s . ( ':u'nn l In Natol i ofLived' ::. who a.re Al r< . Spozio 'sna' e ".v :i:;ii her b ro the r and sis-t a'- .:: 1 : •¦ - , res j iee t ixady.

The Advance is on sale at Wat-t ie 's ( i rocery. and Kidjro Lost Of-fice in the Ridye.—Adv.

M; . via AL.- .- . Sam (inmaldi andd.- i e L ... ;. r. Les l ie Ta\ ' ior . oi' DewL a e l ie - .,; . . . : : e : tde . i t h e a'l 'adua-i ion d: - ': . ¦¦ r par: y i'.a' A i a r i a Zin-na a . . ' ei' of M r. a 'al Airs. A l i -ei'.a 1 . e ra . a: the i r home inL. l ie l e : iv . S t i u d a y . The (Lriiiial-e.i- '. ; '¦ ¦¦ :' ec ier .] ia.;ilrd hy Al l', andAl :• - . J. \ -.h (ddt i and A l i s s Ly diaA L . ; e .' So t tnd 1' eaeh; A i r . andAl ; s . j- ' ;.: '. !\ LeL'weda and datmh-1ers . A i a v a ,'tnd l- 'rances . id I'd nil -i iar iale: A i r . a -a ' Ai rs . Ai ie l iae!A I a u : : i ; . o a'ai diiiiiren. Aldhaei .Jr.. :e,.i d'heresa of Latehoe-ue; Ai r.and A i r - . V i c t o r (Lvco. Air. andAL - . A v oay ( 'aadus 'iiv and son.•Le.e... Lss '.do Zinrav at\d d.au 'h-P. r- . A l . - ses Jesepi i ine and Xel iy'/. n e ; . e ' R. -rt Je f f e r son

J. : La Flair , (ian.u'htei ef A i r .:::. i! M ' - . J hn La Flair, ef Circ le• I. IS a ¦ ¦ . U' i i i sk . y IL.ad. eidcbrat-. i !, e, be ' a t e t i t w e i l 'tl i birthdayb' r i - . ...y t t i .uht w i t ! 1, a wienie reas>and !:.ay ride. \ U ] - quests includedi '.a' d ; . .ers . Jef f rey. John andJay :.:. . . i ter s i s te r . Jeanne, andSdved ( Late ai . Pianne K 'i?'.al .A [ : >.r\ IL- ' ;. Shmol Body. R i taJ v r d'w s k :' . Leslie Tavlor. Patricia

^Browne , Leslie Carvannin. EileenXaii fi ' l i ton , Patricia Ale Ginnis , Ma-rion Bcnens. Christa Simon , Ca-role Raphold , Judy Erwi n , RobertPuply. Oliver Williams. David Red-

| man , James Rendos and Garyj Spall .I The f ina l baseball results ofj Rid f^ e Jun io r Ni yh School , withi Guy Mast r ion as coach, are asI follows : Rid^ 'e in favor of I n f a n tJesus 8 to f> . two pmos againstCente r Alor iches Ild'h wi th Cen-ter Alor iches 5 to 2 and 10 to7. two u'ames against Rocky Pointin favor of the Rid ^e team 12-Aand S to 2. .Mi l l e r Place was de-

1 feated in two yamos w i t h :i to1 and H to 1 and Ul t i m o won the.u'ame with Wi l l i am Floyd School .f> to 2. The fo l lowing boys par-t ic ipated in these panics wi th theh t i t t i n u ' averages as fo l lows: Jo-sejih M u r p hy , AAA; Malcolm Ver-saw . 1( 10; Josep h Coleman. 462;Weslev Bullock. 422 ; Charles Bul-lock , 44-1 ; John H a r r i s . A V A ;Charles Shelhv. 22d James Sliced ,25(1 ; David Redmond. 27li ; Phi l l i pReany , .'585 ; Frank Thomas, AAA.Wil l i am C u n n i n gh a m . 250; GlenPy do , 285; James Wilson , KenethHorsford and Richard Protosou.

Karen and Tina Xieolay, daugh-ters of Air. and Airs. Franz Ni-eolay of Middle Country Road ,are current ly enjoy ing a week' svacat ion at the Alberto Lodge ,Twirl ing Camp at Freehold. Tinareceived the third award recentlyii , the solo competi t ion in theUn i t ed States Twirl ing contest.

Mr. and Airs. Frank Burke ofSall y Lane gave a fami ly reuniondinner Sunday in honor of theirgrand chi ldren , Kath y and DonnaSieber. of Titusvil le. Fla., wdi o arespending a week with them. En-joying the event were Mrs. Burke 'sbrother- in-law and sister , Mr. andMrs. John Lane, Sr., of Maspeth ,and the i r son and daughter - in- lawAir . and Airs. John Lane , Jr., and

chi ldren , Karen and John , of Pomp-ton Lake , N. J., and Mrs Burke 'ssister . Airs. Isabel Lopez of Ridge.Thursday Mr. and Mrs Burke wereaccompanied by their grandchil-dren. K a t h y and Donna , Mi' s Lo-pez and All 's. John Lane , Sr., ona motor t r i p to Pompton Lake 1where the y spent the (lav with Air .and Airs. John Lane. Jr., and fam-ily

George Petropulos , son of Air .and Airs. John Petropulos of Alid-dle C o u n t r y Road , spent the week-end wi th his parents and returnedt o Br idgeport Un ive r s i ty to con t in -ue h is s tudies at the SummerSchool there.

Col. and Airs. James Roche ofMedford Road were hosts at ad inner party in honor of WalterCha lmer 's e igh t i e t h b i r thday . Sun-day, at Tin 4 Three Vil la ge Inn ,Stony Brook. Enjoy ing the cele-b r a t i o n w i t h the u 'uest-of-h onorwas Al iss Verna Blue of Dr.Kings Hosp ital . Bay Shore, whowas a weekend guest at the homeof Col . and Airs . Roche and wil lleave for a ¦month' s vacation inW i n s t o n - S a l e m , N. C. Tuesday 'sd i n n e r guests were Mesdames RuthSetd ius , Helen Deichman , Alarga-ret Barker of Port Jefferson andW a l t e r Oha lmer of Ridge.

Richard . Melv in e and GeorgeGow , sons of Mr. and Airs . Wind-sor Gow of R a n d a l l Road, havebeen accepted for Bait ing HollowBoy Scout Camp from Julv 2 to14.

Cub Pack 187 has p lanned aferry tr i o to New London on Ju lv

2.S. Sports day. August 5 .and anout-door fes t ival at the New YorkGame Farm . Middle Country Road ,on August 20.

(i lKL SCOUTS

Girl Scout Troop A7 met at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gri-maldi on Dew Flag Road , Thurs-day, where they enjoyed the lastmeeting of the season with a par-ty. Partici pating with the hauler .Airs. Eleanor Naughton , were Les-lie Taylor , M o m i l a n i Naughton ,Patricia I l iggin s. Ani ta Lombardo ,Kath y Cyran , Ed i th Barsch , GildaAnastasi and Susan Beeht.

I l iggins on the wai t ing list.Brownie Troop '.I had the i r last

meeting Wednesday at the localschool with Linda Aiel lo , JeanneAusten , Laura Cyra and PamelaDouglas r c e i v i n g their Fly-Up wings f r o m the i r leaders ,Mesdames Edna Aie l lo and Dor o-thy Barsch , followed by a partyand refresrments. Enjoying theevent were the Fly-Ups mothers ,Mesdames Archie Douglas , JohnCyran , John Austen and JamesAnderson.

ST. M A R K ' S C H U R C H

Thi 1 women of St. M a r k ' s Luthe-ran Church met June 21 in thechurch basement wi th the Rev .Harold Drum. Mrs. Joan Day ledthe devot ional s tudy on prayers ,followed by a discussion on Youthwith Luther leaguer , Linda Lin.se-barth. At tend in g were MesdamesElsie Bads . Ruse Burst. Ka.he-

Momi lan i Nau gh ton and LeslieTaylor wi l l leave Ju l y .", for atwo week stay at Gir l ScoutCamp Edey. Sayvi l le . Gilda Anas-tasi . Linda lgnac/.ak, Lynn Miller ,An i t a Lombardo and I f e ' en Gia-qu in to wil l spend one week thereduring the Summer with Ped'icd

l i n e Schoch , Helen Schmidt , Bar-ba ra Mlartz , Charlotta Overbo,Gisela Linsenbarth , Barbara Tyreeand Dorothy Brodman.

The Junior Luther League metTuesday with the Rev. Mr. Drumat the church grounds where theyheld a short business mee.ing fol-lowed by a wienie roast. The fol-lowing youngsters attended: Kare nNicolay, Loretta Brodman , Les '.ieTay lor , Kathy Cyran , Susan Bra-hman , John Wrobble and RobertKoepke.

Worship services Sunday at thechurch on Wil l ia m Floyd Parkwayare .at 8 and 10:30 a. m. SundaySchool for all chi ldren is at (.) :15a. m. Choir rehearsal is at 8 p. m.Thursday and a Strawberry fes-t iva l wi l l be held from 2* to 4p. m. July 2.

For your best source of infor-mation locally, read The Advanceeach week.—Adv.

News Items of The RidgeBy W. L. Gordon

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED

The word TILL and U N T I L arc-interchangeable , UNTIL is morecommonly preferred ai the begin-ning' of a sentence. Notice thatTILL is a word in its own right ,and should not he spelled as "til. "

Do not say, "I am sick to mystomach." Primari l y , "to" meansdirection toward , and one is notsick "in the d i rec t ion of one 'sstomach." Say, "1 am sick AT mystomach. "

Do not say, "He came out fromthe house." Say, "He came o u tOF the house. "*

Do not sav , "She pled with herhusband. " Say, "She PLEADED. "

Remember that SUSPECT isthe verb and SUSPICION is the

noun. Do not say, "I susptcionedthat his claim was false ." Sav, "ISUSPECTED that his claim wasfalse."

Do not say, "He is some bettertoday," or , "They have changedthe arrangement some. " Say, "Heis SOMEWHAT bettor ," and ,"Thev have changed the arrange-ment * SOMEWHAT. "

WORDS OFTENMISPRONOUNCED

Frequent (adjective and v erb) .Accent the adjective on the fi r s tsyllable , the verb on the secondsyllable!.

Gyve (a shackle). Pron ounce as"jive. "

Biograp hy. Pron ounce f i r s t sy l-lable to rhyme wi th "buy, " notwith "big."

Fugue. Pronounce as "fyug."Troche (medicinal tablet) . Pro-

nounce troh-keo , ?ccei\t on f i rs t

syllable.Braggadoc io . Pronounce bragg-

ah-doh-shi -oh , pr inci pal accent onthird syllable.

WORDS OFTEN MISSPELLEDInsure , prefer red to "ensure ";

and "enclose ," preferred to "in-close." M i m i c k i n g . observe the

j "k" ; mimic ry , no "k." Verbatim;"tim, " not "turn." Staccato; ob-serve the two "cd ," and only one"t" at the end. P a r a f f i n ; one "r ,"and two "l"s.* Ful lness (comp lete-ness) , two "I' s"; fu lsome (of fen-s ive) , only one "1."

The printed word carries thedignity and .solemnity of the wed-ding ceremony when you selectthe expert craf tsmanship of TheAdvance for your wedding invi t -tions and announcements—alwaysat budget prices.— Adv .

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