PJHS Honor Roll OutTopped bv Lucy Tucker:

Patchogue Junior High School Princi pal F. Alton Crippen , an-nounced this week that a total of 100 students in the junior hijrhschool was p laced on the honor i oil with averages of 90 per centand above for the report card peiioil ending January 20. Of thistotal , the freshman class had 27, the eighth grade, 40 and the

sevonih grade, ....** pupils listed.The throe highest ranking stu-

dents in the freshman class forthis period are Lucv Tucker , 95.40;Elliot Hcrden , 95.20, and HaroldHastings , 94.

A totai of IH.'i students wereplaced on the credit list with aver-ages of 80 to 89 per cent for thereport card period ending January29. Of this total , the Freshmanclass had 78, the eighth grade,88, and the seventh grade, 147pupils listed.

Freshman Ranking List\Aic.y Tucker , 5)5. 10 ; Elliot Borden .

95.20 ; Harold Hastings . 94: MichaelliriNly, itH.H0 ; Jill OM.riun , 9:1.44 ; LindaTabatehnik . IIS; Frederick Davies , 92.40 :Carrie linker . 02.2ft ; William Harris .92.20 ; Joseph Valentine . 02; Gabriel Di-Tusti. HI.SO : Sandra lit "sHenden , 91.20;Harold Hoekwell. 91 ; Katherine Swors,90.20 ; Patr icia Shandel , 90 . Richard Til-linger . 89.88 ; Carol Tracz , 89.80; BarbaraVinnato . S9.00 ; ( .eraldinc Merkin. 89.40 ;Cvnthia Kowclen , 89.20 ; Patricia Alercio ,88.40 : John Alhin . 88.20 : Michael Nem-Schick , 87.60 ; Donna Benincasa . 87.60;Joan KnKelschjo'n. 87.60: Linda Fourney,87.60 : Judith MacDonald . 87.60.

Eighth Grade Honor RollStudents obtaining an average of 90

per cent and above in the three majorsubjects and science with no failures orincomplete marks are :

Nea l Broadbent , Naomi Brochstein , MaryBurton , Judith Dioguardo'. Stephen Enoch,Esther Gindi . Robert Harris , Arlen Hertz ,Mary Ann Igneri , Carol Jackson , PaulaKurshner , Patricia Leiter , Karin Lowel l ,Cathy Markowitz , Nan Miller , ChristineMurphy, Joan Pontier i , Michael Recchio,Donald Reed. Dorothy Rutledge, JanisSchroeder. Adam Schwartz . Marjorie Sil-verman , Linda SinkofT , Edward Smith,Fred Spavins . Dianne Stein , MadelynStein , Cheryl Suda , Eleanor Vendetti ,Alice Vieser. Sharon Wagner and CarolWaldbauer.

Eighth Grade Credit ListRichard Arena , Carol Ualhirer . Robert

Headman , James Belmonte , Phyllis Benin -casa , Ellen Hoerjes , Robert Bosch . MelindaBrady, Peter Brooke. Carol Carlson . Wick-ham Case, Sally Christensen , DorothyCohen. Kenneth Creller , Richard Dayton ,Jacqueline Dietz . John Dioguardo , MariePi Pah;. Carl Dippel. Carol Dongelo ,Patricia Dunham , Priscilla E^an , JerryFelice . Annette Kenan te, Judith Flynn ,Robert Foray, Gail Gabrelian. DonaldGenna , Richard GiannoUi , Manuel Gon-zales. Timothy Goodger , Michael Guerra-sio, Mark Held.

Also : Ruswell Harris , Denise JIayes ,Nancy Hazard. Gregory Horak. Martha

Jastrow , Wil l iam Johnson , Sheila Jones.Jiutith Keller , Robin Kenneliy, JerryKluss . Jeffrey Kreisberg . Louise Kuczyu-ski , Joyce Levy, Steven Liebowj tz . RuthUpetz , George Loizides. Joseph McCarthy,Carolyn Mclver . Douglas Malcolm , JohnMarkott. George Masin , Nancy Matsunaye ,Robert Mischo, April Moored . Jeanne Mot-tola , Shelby NoYiek, Will iam Panneta.Eric Pelish , Beverly Pellerito , ArleenPeters. Patricia Peterson , Kenneth Pfeifle ,Patricia Pfundstein.

Also : Barbara Poulos, Kenneth Real-nnder . Richard Rein , Thomas Rockwell ,Susan Salinas . Robert Saudo. SusanSavage, Franklin Schmidt. John Scott ,Lynn Shaber , Pearl Skelaney, JanetSmith , David Southard , Lora Steckle,Bruce Stevens. Ira Still . Priscilla Swan,Margaret Tackenberg, Penny Weeks, MarkWciner . Jeanne Winans and StanleyWnukiewicz.

Seventh Grade Honor RollStudents </otaining an average of 90 per

cent and above in the three major sub-jects and science with no failures or in-complete marks are:

Mart in Barlosky, Wayne Borella , Su-sann Brud i, Jeffrey Charach , RichardChiappone, Katherine Coe, Lenore Cohen ,Debra Danziger , Jane Dranitzke, DionEhrlich . Carolyn Fatkoff , Linda Farrell,Joy Gindi, Susan Gody, Joan Greenberg,Alan Greenfield, Ruth GutoWski, MaryHarris. Francine HoIz.. Stanley Josepo-witz , Thomas Kemp. Patricia Mc Bride,Marcia McDermott, Carolyn Moleta . Pa-tricia Mottola , Patric ia Natale, JoyceNeedleman, Tod Pace. Doreen Pelmont.Carol Reich , Marilyn Rimland, JudithSchwartz. Arlene Shlefs'c" n, Pamela Sil-han. Lois Simone, Pauli Smith , BruceTerry, Andrew Wagner, Gerald Waldmanand Daniel Zaharatos.

Seventh Grade Credit ListStudents Obtaining an average of 80 to

89 per cen t in t.ic three major subjectsand science, with no failures or incom-plete marks, are :

Elizabeth Andrrshock , Marilyn Andri -sani , Eugene A u ,*htman , Michelle Ayelli ,Kenneth Benkenslcin , Leonard Berkowitz ,Kathleen Biggs. John Brewster , DavidBright , Linda IJrock, Edward Brody,Judy Bryan , K ..!e Buxton. P. JosephCameron . Mich:u'l Cardamone, BarbaraCarroll , Debora h Chambers . Michael Cher-nick , Raymond Clarksim , GeorgeanneClay. Nancy Daniels , Richard Debetta ,Marga ret Deeriy, Carol Dink ins, JosephDragone . George Eichholz . Jeffrey Engel,Christine Engelschjon , Kathleen Erhardt ,Carol Evans , Frank Fisher . Linda Flnn-nery. Rosalie Foncellinn , Jennifer Forbes ,Dorothy Garcia.

Also: Jean Gardner , Anita Genna ,Maureen Giannetto , Susan Goldfein. Anita(;<«()( !win. Grace Gorman , Richard Grande ,Paul Gratuello , Pamela Gwathney. JamesHnag, Susan Habel, Sheryl Hahn . PatriciaHamm , Lnren Hanfgarn , Robin Hansen ,Ronald Hartmann , Barbara Hazard , Rob-ert Henken , Rosemary Heuer , SusanHolz. Joan Hopf , Patricia Horst , LindaHudak . Ernest Hudspeth . Aurora Hunter .Gail Isherw<»od , Carol Jansson , BarbaraJanusz . Gerard Johnson. Barbara Jc/nes,Deena Judelson. Georire Kahn. DavidKaller , Gail Kellers . Gail King.

Also: Lynne King. Wayne King, CharlesKlein . Bonnie Krueger . Sharon Lang.Dorothy Lange, Kenneth Leindeeker.Ronald Lenowitz. Chrystine Lessey. Kath-leen Lewis, Margery Libin , Thomas Lieh-ermann, Alex IJndeman , Dianne Lind-sey, Ronald Lisinskj , Frank Lizewski ,Enid Londa. Cheryl Lutz . Sheila McDon-nell . Cynthia McGroary, Linda McKenna ,Will iam Mahoney, Rdbert Maresco , RonaldMarshak . Richard Merkle . Thomas Merlo ,Joan Mesko , Judi th Minardi , Dennis Mor-genthaler , Barbara Sara Nathan. Jacque-line Neighley . David Nichols. Linda Nie-meyer . Joan Nizza . Theodore Oslnger .

Also : Robert Otto . Laurel Pallas , Ken-neth Polonsky, Gail Pastre, Joa n Perl-stein . Gregory Periur. Donna Perry, MariePontieri . Michele Pontieri . Lorraine Quarl-tere, James Rapalje , Maris Richard , LeslieRoscover . Janet Roys . Barbara Sanian-gelo. Carmela San zone, Rosemarie Cohiat-ta , Will iam Schneid . Howard Schwartz ,Dorothy Scott , Patricia Shannon , SusanSheridan. Chrystine Silhan . John Slechta,Nina Sc/hH . Leslie Soll>erg. George Spiro ,Carl Sponheimer , Timothy Stafford , PeggyStrilTler. Robert Stutey. David Syrett .Janet Taylor . Dorothy Phsch , Will iamValenta . Susan Vanh'ollem . Frank Vir-gilio , Sharon Ward . Janice Wendling,Alicin Whitbeck , Judy Whit Joc k , EleanorWright and Virginia Zablocky.

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MEDFORD NEWS ITEMSMrs. Martha Theia , GRover 5-3559Mrs. Richard Hahn of Tremont

avenue returned to her home Sat-urday after several weeks' vaca-tion in Los Angeles, where shevisited her son, Richard , and hisfamily. She also met Mr. and Mrs.Henry Hussman, former Med-I'ordites , who used to operate adelicatessen store in the villagebut recently moved to California.

Mrs. George Sieber of Richmondavenue entertained at a party lastWednesday afternoon in honor ofthe third birthday of her daughter ,Diane. Guests included Diane 'sg r e a t -grandmother, Mrs. MaeMiller , and grandmother, Mrs.Leroy Smith , both of Patchogue;Mrs. George Wilson , daughter ,Nancy, anu son. Hruce, Mrs. rJd~ward Smith , daughter, Linda andson, Leroy, also ol Patchogue; Mrs.Henry Sieber and daughters, Caroland Nancy, of Medford.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bachteler ofRichmond avenue joined Mr. andMrs. Eugene Miller of SouthHaven avenue Saturday night tocelebra te the birthday of Mrs.Miller.

Mr. and Mrs. William Huber ofTremont avenue returned to theirhome last Monday after spendingsevera l weeks in Florida. Theyalso enjoyed a trip to Nassau,B. W. I., visited relatives andfriends w i n t e r i n g there andchanced to meet Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Rates, Mrs. John Gautier andMrs. Philip Weissenberger, inMiami.

The Medford Men 's and LadiesChoral societies will hold a St.Valentines dance at the MedfordCommunity hall Saturday night.Music will be furnished by HansBiers orchestra.

The members of Henry J. Jonespost , Veterans of Foreign Wars ,and the Ladies' auxiliary enjoyeda very pleasant evening Saturdaywith a dinner and dance at thePine Grove Inn , East Patchogue,in celebration of the post's twenty-sixth anniversary. CommanderRobert Dittmeier was master-of-ceremonies and welcomed theguests. Mrs. Robert Dittmeier ,president of the auxil iary, pre-sented the post with a gift on be-half of the auxiliary in honor ofthe occasion. Dancing followeduntil midnight . The Ladies ' aux-iliary will meet at the Veteranshall tonignt for a party, in honorof all past presidents of the group.The social group of the auxiliaryspent another evening of bowlingat the Weidner Alleys on Febru-ary 1.

Miss Helen Easter, agent of theSuffolk County Home Extensionservice of Kiverhead. met with theMedford unit l a s t Wednesdayafternoon , a n d completed the"Keeping the Family Records"project with the group. Becauseof this special meeting, the meet-ing originally scheduled for thisweek nas been cancelled. Theladies will meet again on February24 for a class in altering ready-made clothing. All meetings areheld at the nome of Mrs. E. A.Theis.

Since there were only six girlsof the Medford Girls ' 4-H club en-rolled in this year 's DemonstrationDay contest , the event was held atthe home oi the local leader, Mrs.Theis , instead of at the Veteranshall , as previously planned. Missirma Lauckhard t, County agent ofKiverhead and Mrs. Carl Hol-schuh , member of the SuffolkCounty Lxecutive committee , ofCoram , were presented for thejudging. All girls received "good"awards and certificates of par-tici pation. Girls who took partwere Judith Alver , Carol andSarafina Bongo, Louise Kucynski ,Margaret Themann and Kath yTobit.sch. They were commendedfor their effort by the agent. To-morrow afternoon a meeting ofthe group will take place and thevery disrupted program , due tovarious reasons, will be revised. Alitt le party in honor of Lincoln 'sbirthday will follow with refresh-ments. On Saturday, the third-year girls will continue their dressproject from 10 a. m. unt i l ;{ p. m.Girls will bring their lunch.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis olOlympic avenue were dinner guestsof their son-in-law and daughter ,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garafulii , andfamily at Ceiitereaeh on Sunday.

Mrs. Jul ia Hodl of Mt. Vernonavenue •elcbrated her b ir thdaylast Wedcii» .sday in the companyof a number of her re latives midfriends at a luncheon at her home .Those present were her daughter,Mrs. Wil l iam Harden. Mrs. Wil-liam UH I I I>; D , Sr., of Palcbogue ,Mrs. Raymond Oehler of East Pat-chogue , Mrs. Albert Vanderwal ofNorth Patchogue and Mrs. MarthaTiller of Medford .

Services a* St. Mark ' s Episcopalchurch on Sunday include Holycommunion at '.< a. m., C h u r e i ischool at !(l;:il ) a. in. The Rev . Don-ald A. La tham of Stony Brook ispriest-in-chai ge. T h e Women 's

guild will meet at the home of Mrs.E. A. Theis Monday night. Ameeting of the Women's auxiliary.Diocese of Long Island , will meetat the Cathedral of the Incarna-tion , Garden City, on the sameday, beginning at 10 a. m. Thelocal members are invited toattend.

Mrs. George Pollla. GRover 5-5815

A Valentine dance will be spon-sored Saturday night by the Med-ford Taxpayers and Civic associ-ation at the Veteran 's hall onLong Island avenue. The donationincludes a buffet. Buddy Sandy 'sorchestra will provide music fordancing. The mosaic tiled cocktailtable, now being displayed in thePatchogue Theatre arcade is anoriginal Maurice creation , and willbe presented at the dance. Therewill be other awards also.

The Tremont Avenue SchoolPTA held a meeting on February3 in the school cafeteria , with alarge number attending. The high-light of the night was the show-ing of many colored slides, takenon various occasions since theopening of the school in l!'i5!I.There are still more slides, whichmay be shown at a later date.Second g r a d e mothers werehostesses for the evening. Thenext meeting will be on March 2.

A son. their first child , wasborn on February 7 to Mr. andM rs. Charles Bellizzi of Waverlyavenue at Brookhaven Memorialhospital. Mrs. Bellizzi is a daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Stimpfl ,also of Waverlv avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. James Andersonof Church street celebrated thei iwedding anniversary on Februaryti.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Connelly,Sr., and Mrs. Susan Devenny archomo after a pleasant month atTreasure Island , Fla.

-Mr. and Mrs. James (Vilniar t inof Manorvi l lc are receiving con-gratulations on the birth of theirth i rd daughter on January 15. Mrs( i i lmur t in is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs. William G l o v e r ofMiddle Island avenue.

Charles Gartung. who is in theAir Force , is back on du ty inCermany after giving his parents ,Mr. and Mrs. Will iam Gar tung,Sr., of Granny road , a pleasantsurprise by arriving unannounce dfor a week's leave. He got a "hop"home and returned the same way.His wife and two children remain-ed in Germany.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Connellyand children , who have been l ivingin the Fritz home on Forest ave-nue , have rented the Wil l iam Wag-ner home on the State road.

A son , Kenneth Robert , wasborn on January 18 at BrookhavenMemorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs(ieorge J. Hummer of Oregon ave-nue.

Mrs. Patiicia Biedcnkapp ofLynchburg, Va., spent a few dayslast week with her brother andsister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E.Buckley, and children of Robinsonavenue.

Mrs. John Russo of Wavcrlyavenue celebrated her birthday onTuesday.

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Sunday messes at St. Sylves-ter 's R. C. churc h are at H , !i,and 11 a. in. and 12 noon , withBenediction of the Most Blessed

Sacrament fol lowing the i* a. in.mass. Weekday masses are at ota. m.

Baptisms are held on Sunday at.'i:H(l p. in. .Miraculous Medal No-vena devot ions arc on Saturdaysafter the 8 a. m. mass. Confess-ions are heard every Saturdayfrom 1 to 5 and 7 to H:M0p. m.

A bus will leave from the cross-loads in Fa rmin gv i l l e at 8:-i r> a. m.Sunday to br in g the parishionersto St.* Sylvester 's church for the!) a. m. mass. Return transpor-tation will also be provided. .

Religious instructions are givento the children of the parish onSunday f o i l o w i n g the i) a. in.mass, w i th the exception of thefirst Sunday of the month.

The Holy Name society receivedcommunion in a group at the earlymass last Sunday.

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Patchogue SchoolBoard Appraises1960-61 Budget

The Patehogue-Medford Board ofEducation , at its meeting Tuesdayat Patchogue Senior High school ,discussed and appraised the partsof the lUGO-Gl budget dealing withlixed charges , general control andinstructional services.

The board is attempting to keepthis year 's budget within the sameratio as last year 's in regard toper pupi l cost, allowing for anincrease in student population. Theincrease wi l l lie approximately 250pupils.

The appointment of Miss Rose-mai ie Deliva as secretary at theMedford Avenue school was ap-proved. The board also approvedWarren Chamberlain 's request toattend the National Arts Associa-tion conference in Philade l phia.The board approved the appoint-ment of Mrs. Barbara Morris asa third grade teacher at the Med-ford Avenue school to replace Mrs.Corr inne Sull ivan Scheetz.

The board also appointed Mrs.Gertrude Koepke from the StateCivil Service eligible list to aposition in the district otiices.

John I l y l a n , adminis t ra t ive as-s is tant , reported that the schoold i s t r i c t received approximatel yone-<piarter of its state aid , atotal of $2(UI ,00(I .

Dr. Alden T. Stuart , districtsuperintendent , presented to theboard plans for a full-year pro-gram in science for eig hth gradestudents .

The board p lans to have allareas of the budget prepared forpubl ic presenta t ion by the annua lschool meeting, the first Tuesdayin May. The meeting was adjournediit 3 a. in.

E. Patchogue News ItemsMrs. Muriel Gallagher . Atlantic 6-9039 ¦

Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Avitabile ofMacDonald avenue have as a houseguest , Mrs. Avitabile 's cousin,Richard Kernel" , who has just re-turned from Germany and isawait ing the arrival of Mrs. Ker-nel and new-bom son.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Viola, Mrs.Viola 's mother , Mrs. Antionet teKomanell i , and their sons , Dennisand Raymond , of GO!) MacDonaldavenue attended the christening ofMrs. Komanell i s seventh grand-child , Paul Scott Komanelli , onJanuary 2.1 in St. Columbanus R.C. church in Lake Allendale , Peek-skill. They were also guests at thereception which followed at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. James Ro-manelli , the infant's parents. Mrs.Antionette Romanelli was takento Flower hospital in New \ orkcity Saturday, ill with pneumonia.

.Mrs. Muriel Gallagher of Tayloravenue returned home Saturdayafter two weeks at the home ofher son-in-law and daughter , Mr.and Mrs. Joseph A. Enright ofEast IsUp, where she had beencaring for her five granddaughterswhile Mrs. Enright was ill inSouthside hospital.

Executive Board meeting of theHagerman Civic and Taxpayersassociation was held on January24 at the home of the president,Mrs. Muriel Gallagher. Agendawere planned for the meeting heldnext day in the Hagerman fire-house. Vice president EdwardRyan presided in absence of Mrs.Gallagher.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Belcherand children , Paul , Jr., and Patri-

ycia , of MacDona.d avenue wereguests at a family reunion re-cently at the home of Mr. andMrs. Anthony Vaccaro of FranklinSquare , where they were joinedby Mis . Belcher 's parents , Mr. andMrs. John Maurello. and her bro-ther and sister-in-law , Mr. andMrs. Joseph Maurello of Brooklyn ,and Mr. - and Mrs. Larry Mascolaand daughter , Toniiae , of [sli p,who had been their house guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank KampoUaand daughter , Miss WladyslawaRampolla of Brooklyn , wore Sun-day guests of their son-in-law anddaughter, Mr. and Mis. Rud yAvitabile of MacDonald avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark ofTaylor avenue had as guests onJanuary ,31 Mrs. Clark's parents ,Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Clark andson , Will iam, and brother-in-law:ind sister , Mr. and Mrs. FrankMartin and children , Jackie , Jo-Ann , Patricia and Doreen , ofBrooklyn.

The thirteenth wedding anniver-sary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarkof Taylor avenue was celebratedMonday with dinner at BroncoCharlie 's in Oakdale,

A second daughter , Jina , weigh-ing 7 pounds , 14 ounces , was bornto Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palla-dino of Munsell road on January21 in Brookhaven Memorial hospi-tal. Mr. and Mrs. Palladino's otherchildren are Michael , Edward andCathy.

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K I V K R H E A D — The Radio Cor-porat ion of America in SuffolkS u p r e m e court here Mondaycharged its huge sending and re-ceiving center , located off the Mo-riches-Kiverhead road in Riverside,was in danger of becoming an"unprofitable business-' if a radiostation half a mile away in Fland-ers was allowed to operate.

Attorney Reginald C. Smith , rep-resenting RCA , told Jud ge FredJ. blunder the operation of tworadio stations near the RCA plantwili create "cross modulation thatwill interfere with reception ofradio signals."

The P a t c h o R U e BroadcastingCompany plans to operate a sta-tion at the site of the FlandersDrive-in Theatre on Flanders road.Another Station , WRIV , is alreadyoperating in down-town Riverhead.

He said the operation of bothstations would "cause so much in-terference , that the RCA stationwill become unprofitable."

Wallace F. Davidow of Patcn-ogue, attorney for the PatchogueBroadcasting Company, said theSupreme court had no jurisdictionin the matter. Mr. Davidow askedthat the complaint be tossed out.The Federal Communications com-mission , which licensed his clientsto operate in Flanders, have theonly authority and regulatory pow-ers over radio stations , he said.Judge Munder reserved decision.

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niQPF AY of ^°y Scout Troop 5 in showL/IOl LiTV l window of Norman King &Son's on Medford avenue, Patchogue, commemor-ates fiftieth anniversary of scouting. Scout dis-

plays are in various show windows in area. Aprize will be given for best display. Troop 5 issponsored by Patchogue Methodist church.

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