TO CELEBRATE THE :i!)TH ANNIVERSARY of the Steuben Society of America , Henry E. Steinway UnitNo. «(> of Patchogue , members held a dinner-dance Sept. 29 at the Medford Brau Haus. The guest speakerwas Assemblyman f. William Bianchi , Jr. Pictured under the unit flag are (left to right ) : George Vogler ,master of ceremonies; Robert II. Diedolf , national secretary ; Herman Maier , chairman of the unit andBrookhaven Town Clerk Kurt Behme. Over 150 attended the party.

Michael Huey

Three Center Moriches youthsare enrolled at Missouri ValleyCollege this fall.

James Willis Huey, son of Mr.and Mrs. Clayton Huey , 30Newins , Center Moriches , is ajunior this year at MissouriValley. Huey is majoring inEducation. He graduated fromCenter Moriches High School inJune 1971.

Michael Hugh Huey, also the

Craig Sinclair

son of Mr. and Mrs. Clay tonHuey , is a junior this year , too.He is majoring in PhysicalEducation and graduated fromCenter Moriches High School inJune 1971.

Craig Bruce Sinclair , son ofMrs. Eleanor Sinclair , 37 NorthOcean Ave., Center Moriches , isa freshman this year. Sinclair isma jo r ing in Psychology. Hegraduated from Center Moriches

James VV. Huey

High School in June 1973.Missouri Valley is a four-year

l iberal a r ts college in mid-America , which awards Bachelorof Arts , Music and Sciencedegrees. The college 's academicofferings range from art tocriminology to religion to micro-economics. The college wasfounded in 1889 as aPresbyterian-related educationalinsti tution.

Three fro m CM at Missouri Valley

Jess Wright Exhibitions At LibraryThe Patchogue Library has

announced that paintings by JessW. Wrigh t will be shown at thelibrary during the month ofOctober. Mr. Wright beganpainting nine years ago at the ageof 65, alter a varied career in thepetroleum industry. He has alsohad a career as a singer , ap-pearing in churches and on theradio with such performers asJames Melton and John CharlesThomas.

Mr. Wright' s paintings havebeen exhibited in Long Islandmuseums and galleries , as wellas in other Long Island libraries.His work is also represented inp r iva te collections and inbusiness offices and restaurantson Long Island.

The paintings are on display onthe street level of the library,which is open .from 10-9. Mondaythrough Friday, and from 10-5:30on Saturday.

Theatre ClubNow Casting

Dinner Theatre Productions isnow casting for their theatrerestaurant group. The show isp icked ( "Lovers and OtherStrangers ") , the restaurant iswaiting. Anyone who is interestedin this new and different type ofentertainment can contact MissAversano at 289-2020 , Mondaythrough Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. orwrite to Lee Cohen , 1 CherryLane , East Patchogue.

NPFD Romps to TitleWith 18-3 Record

Finally, after what started outto be a tight race was turned intoa romp by the North PatchogueFire Department , which finishedwith an 18-3 record. The closestanybody came was TrianglePacific and Montana Con-struction , which tied for secondwith a 14-7 record.

Manager Ralph Geranimo'steam members are Glen Parr-sette , Ed Donohoe , Fred Ostrick ,Tim Gordon , Ron Marshall , GeoWest , Tom Schottsir , DavidHake , Jim Tivers , Adams , Friesand Jim Booth.

The Little League All-Starswon the District 36 Championshipand go into the semi-finals of theRockville Centre Tournament.This was the farthest any teamhad gone.

The annua l major -minormanagers game was held withthe majors winning 41-4. AlGentzel pitched for the winners ,

and was helped by outstandinghitting from Byron Pink; DeanEasier , and Karl Gustafson. Thedefense was not to be denied ,especially Ira Look , Jan Porter ,Frank Frascogna , Joe Zelenskiand Ken Leupp.

Putting their undefeated teamon the line , the majors managersheld off the women softballmanagers, 16-7. Sue Adams hadher team up for the game, but themen were too much. JudyDempsey, Jerry Look , RonnieBotts were only a few of theladies who played.

Final StandingsTeam: \V LNorth Patchogue 18 3Fire Dept.Triangle Pacific 14 7Montana Construction 14 7Rollic 's 10 11Patchogue Lions 10 11Zeidler 8 13Elks 6 15Medford Fire Dept. 4 17

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GRAND OPENING of the new Coram branch office of the Union Savings Bank of Long Island had anextra added attraction. Raggedy Ann and Andy were on hand for the children as shown by two-year oldKarin Hammer of Farmingville. Officiating at the ribbon cutting were, left to right , George J. McBride ,branch manager; Kenneth B. Hildenbrand , executive vice president; Louis ( Buddy) Fuoco, countylegislator; Charles W. Barraud , Brookhaven Town supervisor; Frederick V. Steinbrugger , UnionSavings president ; and George R. Schott , senior vice president. -Photo by Joseph Adams

Using his own Hammond organBob Lanka will present "PopularOrgan Music for the Home " tothe members of PatchogueSorosis and their guests Oct. 17 at2 p.m. in Wesley Hall , Church St.,

Patchogue.Mr. Lanka , owner of Hammond

Organ Studios of Suffolk , inPatchogue , is an accomplishedpianist and organist , play ing formany years as church organist ,

entertainer and teacher. He is agraduate of Adel phi Universitywith a BBA in Business Ad-ministration. He is active inPatchogue Rotary, having servedas Club President for '72- '73.

SOROSIS HIGH NOTE

You can 't take a train in the whole state of Maine ,No coaches , no sleepers , no station ,

No dining car waiters and porters who smileWhile you glide over rails mile after mile.

Pity us all and our mass transportation ,For how goes Maine , so goes the nation.

Harold Bates

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MISTRKSS MARY , HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? - Brookhaven Town Councilman and Chair-man of the Recreation and Parks Committee Robert Hughes admires the landscaping job that has beendone in front of the new Recreation and Parks office on Old Town Road in Coram. With CouncilmanHughes are ( left to right ) - Mollie DeGioia , Pat Davis a.id Nellie Bishop, all of whom are part of theRecreation and Parks clerical staff .

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