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Mrs. Jane Curran of Broad Channel, past president of the Mothers Auxiliary of Stella Maris Commercial High School was ap­pointed chairman of the annual Communion Breakfast to be held in the school cafeteria May 4, fol­lowing the 10 a. m. Mass in St. Malachy's Chapel.

Mrs. Elizabeth Sugden also of Broad Channel, will serve as co-chairman. Reservations for the affair must be made in advance and can be obtained from either of the ladies. Arrangements are being made for a guest speaker.

Mrs. Mary Librizzl of Rocka-way Beach, is chairman for the annual jamboree which is slated for May 2,t, at 8:30 p.m., and Mrs. Kuller, is co-chairman.

After the regular business of the evening, a "funny hat party" was held by the second year mothers. Prizes were awarded for the most original, funniest and prettiest hat, worn at the party.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lucy Vacca and Mrs. Irene Polotarek, who were assisted by the class mothers.

United Butchers Install Joseph Cohen President

Joseph Cohen was seated as president of the United Kosher Butchers Association of the Rock aways at installation ceremonies held March 19th at the Commun­ity Hall, Beach 68th street and Rockaway Beach boulevard, Ar> verne.

Also installed were, Jack Weiss, vice-president; Irving Sorkin, trea­surer; Dave Budin, financial sec­retary; Aaron Benmer; and Dan­iel Coldiss, chairman of the board of directors.

Seated as members of the board are Hyman Sperber, Nat­han Slomkin, arid Nathan Lesk-er. Louis Schotz and Phil Kauf-, man \vere the standard bearers during the ceremony and the master of ceremonies was Aaron Berzner.

At the affair a buffet supper and liquid refreshments were served with the music by Nat Shaw and his orchestra.

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Mrs. Richard Mauro, the form­er Mary Carol Claire, was re­cently honored at a surprise bridal shower given by relatives at the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. William Mauro sr., West 12th road.

Mrs. John Kavanaugh of Wal­ton road, left for F l o r i d a this week wi.th her three children, where they will be making their

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Belle Harbor Residents Announce Engagement

Mr. and Mrs. Meldon Mitchell of Belle Harbor, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Susan Louise, to Clive Barlow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Bar­low of Cedarhurst.

Miss Mitchell is a sophomore at Adelphi College where she is ma­joring in Fine Arts.

Mr. Barlow, now a senior at Adelphi, is majoring in psychp-logy. He is president of Psi Chi, national honorary fraternity in psychology, ana vice-president of Alpha Kappa Fraternity.

He will continue his studies to­wards a Ph.D in psychology after his graduation from Adelphi.

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Open House Held By Red-fearn Day Care Outer To Observe Anniversary

After nine years of keeping hundreds of children happy, the Child Care Center at Rodfearn Houses in Far Rockaway celebrat­ed by holding a noisy open house recently during Child Car© Week.

Mrs. Joel Dolkart, president of the local board and Mrs. David Ashkin, a board member and pre­sident of the Rockaway section of the National Council of Jewish Women, sponsors of the Center, have announoed they were pleas­ed with the public interest shown by the many visitors attending the event.'

Mrs. Bruce Sherfield, directress at the Center, said the visitors flooded her with questions about how she was able to keep 60 small children, from the ages of three to six, happy all day long. She remarked that a careful system of naps and "lie downs" plus a well organized play period ac­counted for her success.

"If Mary wants to paint," she said, "and Joe wants to learn rhy­thm on a tambourine, that's great, because the playrooms are divid­ed into many areas of varied ac tivities,." She continued, "The children are offered a thousand outlets for their imagination and fingers * we even have a guinea pig which is growing fat from the children's offerings."

At present Mrs. Ashkin and Mrs. Dolkart/ both from Belle Harbor, are working to increase the enrollment because they can handle more children, whose par­ents must have a place to leave them during the day.

But even with all the problems of finance, personnel, and equip ment the ladles must meet, they both agreed that their contribu­tion was a small thing when they can see so much happiness shin­ing from so many eyes.

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A s k s Mai l D o n a t i o n s

Mrs. Harry Gertz, chairman of Community Appeal for the 1957 Central Chapter of Queens, Amer­ican Red Cross Fund I Drive, re­cently urged all Qiueens residents not to wait for the canvasser to call, but to send a check at onqc to Chapter Headquarters, 92-32 Union Hall, street, Jamaica, or to their local Rod Cross brandh,

Donations in this locality Can be mailed to Mrs. Manny Isaacs, 249 Beach 122nd street, or to Mrs. Edward Richard, 183 Beach 114th street.

Mrs. Gertz pointed out, it is impossible to cover the entire ter­ritory in a very short time and ay the drive is well along, contribu­tors can assist the volunteers by mailing in their contributions.

Womens' Club To Present Mexican Fiesta, Tuesday

A Mexican Fiesta will be pre­sented Tuesday, at 2:4J> p. m., at St. John's Church Parish House, by the Far Rockaway Womens' Club, of which Mrs. Hubert Mur­ray is president.

Mexican rrvisic and dancing by students of Arthur Murray's of Lynnbrook will be featured and Mexican fashions and pictures will be shown. .

Mrs. Vincent Zavatt is pro­gram chairman and will be as­sisted by Mrs. Warren Cadmus, Mrs. Erie Bartels and Mrs. J. J. Harrington.

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A meeting was held last week at the home of Earl Royco, neig-borhood commissioner of the Boy •Scouts in District Six, to draw up the renewal of the Charter of Troop 81 of St. Francis de Sales Church for the coming year.

Among those attending w e r e George Blaha, assistant district commissioner; "Buster" Patter­son, scoutmaster of the troop; Anthony Rinaldi, assistant scout­master; David Hegarty, institu­tional representative; Anthony Davey, chairman; ami Commit­teemen Peter W. McManus and Carl Winters.

John Kimbell, a new comittee-man was welcomed into the troop. Mrs. Earl Royce was the hostess for the meeting.

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Mrs. Mabel Winkelmann and son Robert of 40 West 14th road, recently attended the christening of Mrs. Winkelmann's grand daughter, Linda Ellen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. George Denise of Wast Islip, formerly of Broad Channel.

Relatives and friends attended the surprise birthday party held March 6 for Mrs. William Berry, held at her residence 1345 Cross Bay boulevard and given by her daughter, Mrs. Robert Stem-manns of the same address.

Mrs. Rose Reidel of Babylon, L. I„ is spending the week with friends, Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k Schepper of 83 West 14th road.

The fortieth wedding annivers­ary of Mr. and Mrs. James A. McAleese was celobrated recent­ly at their residence, 608 Cross Bay boulevard and also at the home of their son Robert Ln How­ard Beach, attended by relatives and old friends of the family.

Southeast Aula Is Topic For Midweek Serviee Talli

Miss Alice McGuire, Eastern district secretary of the Foreign Mission Board of the Presbyter­ian Church in the U. S, A., spoke at a special Lenten service held in the First Presbyterian Chinch, Far Rockaway recently.

Miss McGuire told about her trip through southeast Asia last summer. During the course of her travels she spent some time among the fraternal workers in ippines and the Hongkong colony Korea, Japan, Thailand, the Phjl In China. The Missionary Society of the local church sponsored the midweek service. At its conclu sion, members of the society served refreshments.

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Mr. & Mrs. William Norton Hold Cocktail Party

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Nor­ton of 423 Beach 127th street, were hosts at a cocktail and din­ner party held at their home last Saturday evening.

Those present at the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam Matthews of Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leonard of New Hyde Park; Mr. and Mrs. Frapcis Nor­ton of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. John Poppo of Massapequa and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffin of Waterbury, Conn.

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Hosenblatts Proud Parents Of First Daughter

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Rosen­blatt of 20 39 Seagirt Boulevard, Far Rockaway are the proud parents of their first child, a daughter, Lois Merri, born March 7, at St. Joseph's Hospital, weigh­ing seven pounds and one ounce.

Mrs. Rosenblatt is the former Barbara Friedman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Friedman of East Broadway, Hewlett. Mr. Rosenblatt is the son of Mrs. Sar ah Rosenblatt and the late Louis Rosenblatt, and is with the law firm of Rosenblatt and Sternberg 8605 Rockaway Beach Boulevard.

Liutdy To Be Chairman Of Greater N. Y. Fund

Queens Borough President James A. Lundy will be honorary chairman of the 1867 Queens cam­paign of The Greater New York Fund, according to Howard D. Amanm, Queens chairman,

The Greater New York Fund campaign, which will be held in­tensively in the spring, helps 42fi hospitals and health and welfare agencies in the five boroughs, of which 317 help the people of (Queens,

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At the regular meeting of the Rockaway Section of the National Council of Jewish Women Inc., icld recently 1$ the 'Washington Hotel, the nominating committee presented its choice for the new slate of officers.

Mrs. David Ashkin was selected as president, and Mrs. Harold R. Roberts, as advisory president. Chosen for VwC-presidents were, Mrs. Milton Silverman, adminis­tration; Mrs. Benjamin Handel, education; Mrs. Alfred Dorfman, membership and Mrs. Marcy Greenberg, services.

Mrs. David Rosen was nomin­ated treasurer and Mrs. Charles

Wald, financial secretary. For re­s i d i n g seorotary Mrs. Judd Sch-litten was named and Mrs. Ralph ipinncv and Mrs. Bertram Zlotoff were selected as recording scre-faries.

Mrs. Bernard Atkins was nom­inated for social secretary; Mrs. Abe Podair tor auanor and Mrs. Joel Dolkart lor-chaplain.

Selected for directesses for 2-year terms were JVirs. Albert uald-§r, Mrs. Milton Kaufman, Mrs. Leonard Levine Epstein, Mrs. William Rosenberg, Mrs. Joseph Packs and Mrs. Joseph Wald-Stretcher.

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seph Epstein, Mrs. Abel Just, Mrs. Moe Levine, Mrs. Arthur Welner, Mrs. Sol Zankel and Mrs. Sol Zol-ondek.

Serving on the, nominating com­mittee, which was headed by Mrs. Patte Roberts, chairman, were Mrs. Joel Dolkart, Mrs. Arthur Weiner, Mrs. Abe Podair, altern­ate; Mrs. Fred Hammer, Mrs. Bertram Zlotoh and Mrs. Moe Le­vine, another alternate.

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. . . And it's a happy birthday for all Americans to "celebrate. The American Legion since March 15,1919, has earned the respect and confidence of all citizens.

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