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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lieh Ful­ler have taken up residen.ee at Copiague, L. I., following their return from Nova Scotia where thoy spent their honeymoon. Mrs. Fuller is the former Vivian Sue Jacobson, of Brooklyn, N. Y.

Mrs, Esther Kramer is now convalescing at her home, 353 Beach 69th street, after being a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital for the past two weeks.

Mrs. Morris Tashmao, well-known Arverne resident, is a patient at Rockaway Beach Hos pltal, Her husband, who was also a patient there, was able to re­turn to the home, 158 Beach 69th street this past week, where he Is ,m>w convalescing.

Mrs, Sadyo Groger, secretary of the Friendship Club of Ar-verrie, attended the celebration held this past week in New York by her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rieders, In honor of their 54th wedding an­niversary and the 84th birthday of Mr, Ricdens.

In a letter to her mother, Mrs. Sadye Groger, of 73 09 Rockaway Beach boulevard, Mrs. Henrietta de Lis and her eleven year-old-son Bruce Steven have left for Hollywood, California, w h e r e they will make their permanent residence. Mrs. de Lis, who was a resident of the community un­til 1949, h a s resided in Coral Gables, Florida, for tfto past nine years,

Mrs. Edward Simon, of Ar veme, was hostess Monday af< teiroooh to members of the Friendship Club of Arverne in honor of her grandson, Richard &emser, wljo was bar mltzvah at Congregation Derech Emunoh, on Saturday morning, Mrs, Anne Lapidus was co-hostess.

Mrs, Bella Conn of the South Shore Section of the National Council of Jewish Women, resl dent of 383 Beach 30th street, is hostess today at a luncheon for members of the Friendship Club of Arverne in honor of her 34th wedding anniversary. Installation of newly-elected officers will take place following the luncheon.

David Frederic Zakin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacques L. Zakin, of Flushing, celebrated his first birthday, with a party in h i s home. Among the relatives pres­ent were his maternal grandpar­ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fin-ekny, of Edgemere, and the pa­ternal grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Mordecai Zakin of Far Rockaway.

Mr, and Mrs. Gregory Hawson, sr., of 386 B e a £ h 74th street, spent. Father's Day at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Hawson, at Lake Ronkonkoma, L. I.

Oscar Sandholm, a past presi­dent of the Men's Club of the First Congregational Church, a wcllknOw.n Arverne resident, at­tended the Laymen's Fellowship Retreat of the Congregational Churches held the past weekend at Holiday Hills, Pawling, (N. Y. His daughter, Miss Julia, and Miss Violet Rogers, friend of the family, accompanied him.

William H. Webster was re­elected president of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary's, Star of the Sea Catholic Church of Far Rockaway, at a meeting in the school hall, at Beach 19th street. Also chosen were William A. Smith, vice-president; Eugene X, Berkery, treasurer, and Dan­iel McGlinchey, secretary. Rev. George La Flare is the moder­ator,.

The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Con gregation Shaaray Tefila, Far Rockaway, will hold an Outdoor Square Dance June 28 on the grounds of the Grove Day Camp, 711 Seagirt avenue, Far Rocka way. In .charge are Mrs. Arlene Fisher and Mrs. Lynn Franklin.

Daniel Rubinstein, of 224 Beach 27th street, Far Rockaway, has received his degree from the University of Illinois in com­mencement exercises last Satur­day.

The faculty and students of

Public School 42 will hold their presentation of "Moments to Re­member" tonight at the school auditorium, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The public is invited.

The Juniors of the Peninsula Garden Club will hold a picnic at Tachapausha Preserve, Sea-ford, L. I., on Saturday leaving Ccelarhurst at 10 a.m., according to announcement made by 'Mrs. J o h n Blake, chairman of the group. While there the Juniors will make a tour of the Nature Trail.

Mrs. Nellie Walker, well known Arverne resident, who has been a nurse at the Rockaway Beach Hospital since World War II, and is presently a patient there, is expected to be able to return to her home the latter part of this week,

Peter Lindgren, well known Ar­verne resident, Is presently a pa tient at t h e Rockaway Beach Hospital.

Mrs, Esther Goldberg, of 160 Beach 65th street, will observe her birthday tins month at the home with members of the fami­ly.

Among the members of t h e Friendship Club of Arverne who will observe their wedding anni­versary in June are Mr. and Mrs. Grief of 22-88 Mott avenue.

The Young Israel of Wavecrest and Bayswater held its first an­nual donor luncheon yesterday at the Park Inn Hotel, Beach 115th street. Chairman was Mrs. Ruth Rothstein. A boat ride has been set for Juno 22nd with B e a r Mountain as destination.

A check in the amout of $5,-500 has been turned over to the Queens Cerebral Palsy by the Far Rockaway League for Cere­bral Palsy. Mrs. Judith Gerson is new president-elect, succeed­ing Mrs. Vera Schwartz,

William H. Webster was again named president of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic Church. The unit will hold a retreat at the Passionist Monastery in Jamaica during August,

The Wave learned this past week that Mrs. Eva Korn, well-known Arverne resident who is presently in Florida, attended a boat ride sponsored by the Sister­hood of Beth Tefila, of Miami Beach, of which she is treasurer. Others who accompanied her on the boat ride also of Arverne include Mr. and Mrs. Saul Gold­berg, Mrs. Dolsky and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Miller.

Mrs Anrt Feldman will be in­stalled again as president of the Parent Association of P. S. 16, Beach 35th ( street, on Wednes­day night, June 25 at 8 p.m. A board .session will be hold on August 13 at the home of Mrs. Gloria Sherman, 159 Beach 27th street.

Newly-elected officers of the PTA-Women's League of the He­brew Institute of Long Island were installed last night at the Simon Cohen auditorium, Beach 19th .street, F a r Rockaway. Mmes. Estelle Lewitas and Ada Kensky headed the slate of in­coming officers.

Th0 Guardian Lodge, B'nai B'rith, will sponsor the Samuel Mindel Memorial Banquet on Sunday, at 6 p.m., at the Capri Beach Club, Atlantic Beach. Dr. Elliot N. Rosenberg is chairman of the event.

An outdoor square dance will be held by the Mr. and Mrs. Club of Congregation Shaaray Tefila, on Saturday night, at the Grove Day Camp, 711 Seagirt boule­vard. Mmes. Arlene Fisher and Lynn Franklin are in charge of arrangemets.

Public School 104, Mott avenue, Bayswater, will start an intellec­tually gifted .child .class for fourth grader pupils in Septem­ber-.

The Edgemere Civic Associ. ation has recessed until Septem-ber 8 following its final meeting of the season on June 16. Mrs. Elsie Flelschner, president pre­sided.

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Channel participated in the an­nual June Festival on Wednes­day, Juno 11. The festival took place in the school playground and was witnessed by a fine turn­out of parents.

The kindergarten c h i l d r e n danced the "Children's Polka" and "Chimes of Dunkirk", The first and second year children presented the "Paw Paw Patch" and "Hansel and Gretel". They also sang "Thi,<* is My Father's World" and "God Bless Amer­ica".

Pupils in the third year class presented "Yankee Doodle", with the third and fourth year chil­dren participating l,ry the "May Day Pole Dance *. The fifth year pupils presented "Maskrosor and Kalvelis."

Children in the sixth year grade who will be entering P.S. 1015, until the new Junior High School at Seaside is completed, received their class pins from the Parent Teachers' Association I,n the group were Robert Barr, Matthew Bross, John English, Dennis Nelson, Michael Rowen, Dennis Schaefer, William Stew­art, Ann Arrigali, Diana Boro­din, Marion Christie, Charlotte Keehner, Sherry Lee, Carol Mur­phy, Lynn Polacke, Diane Roth, Maureen Smith, Janet Suydam and Victoria Zaczkiewicss.

Service awards were present­ed to the following children.: Bar-bzara Barr, Robert Barr, Diana Borodin, Robert Brust, Lucinda Gibson, John Knapp, Dennis Nel­son, Richard Newell, Dennis Schaefer, Janet Suydam, and Linda Yarish, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin R. Smith of Mr, and Mrs. EdwUv R. Smith of 715 Cross Bay boulevard, receiv­ed the special award, for .selling the most candy during the recent candy drive, bringing In a total of $78.

Thelma Galsband Bride Of Stanley IVehfeld

Miss Thelma Galsband of Rockaway, and Stanley M fekl of Brooklyn were married in the Park Inn Hotel by Rabbi Louis Mashloff, and a reception followed, I

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Galsband of 25-24 Cornaga avenue and is a graduate of Far Rockaway High School. Mr. Wetsfeld, son of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Weisfeld, Is a senior at Columbia Univer­sity. He is an Army veteran.

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Mrs. Richard Phillips, of West 1.5th road, the former Joan Wal lace, is presently a patient at Rockaway Beach Hospital.

John McKvoy, 1» chairman of the annual campaign to be con­ducted by members! Of the Broad Channel Volunteers,, on July 1, to raise money for the maintenance of present fire equipment and for equipment still needed.

The Wave learned this week that the ambulance service insti­tuted by the Broad Channel Vol­unteers several months ago, fol­lowing the presentation of ambu­lance to the Volunteers by Judge J. Irwtar Shapiro, of Far Rocka way, has been put to good use these past few months.

Matthew Conklin, who had served as president of the Broad Channel Volunteers since last August, relinquished his post re­cently and was replaced by Ger­ard B. Bourke, a captain with the Volunteers.

Miss Carol Whitaker, formerly of 210 East 9th road, attended her graduation prom held at West Babylon, Saturday, with her fiance, William Tremont. Commencement exercises to take place on June 23. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Alex­ander Florl who still maintain a grocery store at Bast 9th road.

At the next meeting of the Parent Teachers Association of P. S. 47, to be held Qn the eve­ning of June 26, in the school on Power road, Broad Channel, the installation of new officers for 195859 will take place. Final plans for the en4*of>the-year par-ty also will be completed at the meeting, according to Mrs. Rob-ert Christie the president.

Mrs. Francis Murray, president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Broad Channel Post No. 1404 American Legion, headed the committee in charge of the annual card party held last night at the post's Me­morial Hall, the proceeds of which will benefit the Walfare fund.

(Nearly 300 people, members of the how extinct Nut and Cardi­nal social clubs, one© popular in the Broad Channel area, attend­ed a reunion at the Memorial Hall Saturday evening where EJd-win R. Smith for the Cardinals and Vincent Miller tot the Nut Club were In charge.

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bands and friends in thp com­munity, attended the installation of newly-elected officers for the coming year, conducted by the Rockaway Park Chapter of Ha dassah on Saturday evening.

Mrs. William K. Dorfman of Forest Hills, president of the Queens Region of Hadassah, ser­ved as Induction'officer at the installation ceremonies "w h I c h took place at the Temple Both-E Community Center in Belle Har­bor. Mis. Solomon Levinson of the community, and vice-president of Queens Region, gave the in­vocation.

Mrs. Alvin Uindau, of 529 Beach 137th street, was Installed president, succeeding Mrs, Alex­ander Weinstein, of Neponsit, who was presented with a ''Gold­en Door Award" to be placed in a hospital of healing in Israel, in recognition of her splendid leader­ship over the past two years.

Mrs. Arthur Hlrsch of Belle Harbor, chairman of the Anniver­sary dance, held in conjunction with the installation commemo­rating the tenth anniversary of the State of Israel, made the pre

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of Arverne have announced the marriage of their daughter Ann M., to Harold J. Taylor, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Tay­lor, sr., of Springfield Gaixlerw, L. I., will take place on Saturday at 3 p.m., at St. Rose of Lima R.C. Church, Beach 84th street. The Rev. Thomas J. Carlin will officiate. A reception will follow at the Blarney Castle, 214 Beach 90th street,

Miss Caputa, alumna of P. S. No. 42 Queens, Central High School in Valley Stream, was graduated recently from Cort land State Teachers College. She will bo on the faculty of the South Huntington Elementary School this Fall whore she will teach the second grade.

The prospective bride as vice-president of the /Newman Club; was a member and served as house president of the Arethusa Sorority; served as representa­tive of the Student Activities Council; wa,s secretary to the Board of Governors and was a delegate to the House of Dele­gates.

Her fiance, an alumnus of West Hempstead High School, at­tended Cortland State Teachers College, and is now in the U. S. Marines, stationed at Quantlco,

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20th Anniversary Mr, and Mrs. John £\ Fiedler,

Well-known residents of 430 Beach 133rd street, Belle Harbor, celebrated their twentieth wed­ding anniversary on June 11 at a dinner party at the Sea Breeze Restaurant i,n Freeport, L. I.

Also present were their chil­dren, Bruce, who will be gradu­ating from Brooklyn College this month, and Madelyn, who will graduate from the High School of Performing Arts in- New YOrk On June 24. She will enter Brook­lyn College this fall where she will major in English.

Mrs, Fiedler is the former Nor­ma Smith of Freeport, L. I, Mr. Fiedler is assistant manager at the Far Rockaway Branch of the Chase-Manhattan .< Bank.

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