Joan Aigler Winner |Of $50 First PrizeIn Writing Contest

Joan Aigler, a sophomore at l'at-i,n«ie High school , is the win ne rf the $50 first prize offered by Phan-

fpmiller's Pharmacy, 127 .Medford"venue, Patchogue,- for the best es-Iv by * school student on the sub-

Let, ''What My Pharmacist MeansIf* "

'"(Second prize of $25 went to Ger-trude Devers, a freshman; third prizef 115 to Dorothy E. Goll , a sopho-

more and fourth prize of $10 to AliceTi*ynor of the seventh grade of St.i' nOis-de Sales -Parochial school.

Edward - -U..> Phannemiller, proprie-tor of the pharmacy, said that tl,.-«says would be published, starting,rith next week's issue of The Pat-chogue Advance.

Contestants w i n n i n g honorableMention in the contest are Jon TenHoopen, Marylyn McGarvey, JamesMadigan, Edith Price, Ira Goldstein ,Patricia Coman, Lawrence Conlon ,Marguerite Tiska, Harold Morpurgo ,Lucille Roslak and Henry Read.

The contest was judged by Dr. Curtp. Wimmer, editor of the New YorkState Pharmacist magazine. Theseals of the entries were broken andthe winners identified by Mayor JohnR. Swezey.

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Emanuci Luther an churchAt the r manuel Lutheran church ,a .^..dlchght Christmas eve serv ceWil l be held at 11 p. ,,i, wi th a *pe-i «erviee includ ing the li ghting ofthe Lhnstmas tree, carols by thepSl"", A *,™ 1"8' the »'V"C"tion ,v

> ,r ?,f, Ad< >'' < lt <«> " . Suppli cation fori taif , I he Adoration of the Holv-Nativi ty and Silent Adoration. Themessage r.y the pastor , the Uev . CarlO. t.crnaimt , will be entitled -TheChristmas Celebration." The Seniorchou- will sing "Lo, There Is Borna Savior (Wilso n) and the Juniorchoir will aingr "Gesu Bambino"Uon) . ihc organist wil l plav "TheChri'otmas Song ' (Adam) and "Yule-tide Echoes" (Hodson).Christmas day service will he heldat JO a. m. witn u special Christmas

•'ider of service. The Junior choirwill sing "Christmas Lullabv"(Gabriel ) .the Sunday School Christmas pro-gram will he held at 7:^0 p. m. bun-

day under the supervision of the Su-perintendent Miss Hazel Prahl. Thefcgimiers ' department , under the di-rection of Miss Caroline Wiedcmanand Mrs. Carl G. Gernannt , will sing"Jc;.u s Loves Me '' and "Away in aManger " followed by recitations byJe ffrey liuber , Judy Cook. Carol AniiVonKhee, Ruth Ann Sairanek , Ro-berta Fischer , Florence Miller , Bar-bara _ Paxson , Penny Sue Smith ,Cynthia Bowden , Lorna Engelken ,Ronald Riugold , Peter Swezey, ClaireThompson , Stanley Wnukiewicz ,Cheryl Gehrig and Dennis Cunneen.Recitations wil l follow by members ofthe Junior department , under the di-rection of Miss Marion Prahl , includ-ing Patricia Tateni , Williams Steyert ,Pamela Madden , Stuart Cook , Mar-garet McCann , Arthur Gack , Mary-aim Hillen , Ferdinand Finke , KarenSchlotzer, Jvarl Seiter, Dorothy Seit-er, John Busch , Jr., Barbara Schaff-ner, John Ringold , Sharon Cunneen ,Bryan Busch , Margaret Harding,Fred Balling, Kathea Bishop, BardMohlenhoir , Lcnora Miller, PaulHerbst , Kleanor Holzworth , RobertBusch , Virginia Cook, Harvey Geh-rig, Caroline Goll , Robert Hoppe ,Elinor Kroncke , Ray Wyllins , LoisGoodier , Edward Siemen , LaurineKothe , Hoist Krausc , Judith Still ,Marion Barz , Elaine Lewis, JanetKehlenbeck , Nancy Reich , MartinGack, Madelaine Hayes, Rita Hatt-rick , Judith Slater and SuzanneLevermann.

The Christmas Pantoininc "TheChrist is Born " will be given underthe direction of Mrs. A. Robbins withthe following taking part : Reader ,George Buehlcr , Jr.; Mary, EleanorSchrader; Josep h , Otto Brainier, Jr. ;Shepherds, Frederick Balling, Rich-ard Robbins, Hugh Wedegis; WiseMen , Donald Stevens , Frank Ileim-roth , l larrv Siemen; Herod , JamesSmith; Scribes , Larry Wyllins andAlfred Volkman; Angels, ArlcneLull", Edith Price, Marjone Heim-rich , Annette Olms, Rita Hattnck ,Ann Robbins and Corrinne Von Rhee.Santa Claus will make special giftpresentations and each child of theSunday school will receive an orange ,candy and a gift.

SI. Francis de Sales K. C. ChurchSolemn High Mass will be sung

at midnight Christmas Eve by the™ ,._ ._ .« .»i«. >t>*i/?'>e>ff?ewKMrecieK

Rev James V. Walsh, pastor, assist-ed by the Rev. John Gorman asS^c.-n , and the Rev. Thomas Oba-^ u ski as sub-deacon. A mixeda\,,;r ,,i id voices wil l sing the ".Massm t by Theodore Von La Hache.solo parts will be sung throughouttue mass and also Christmas carols.

.Masses on Christmas dav will beat 0, 7, S, -J, 10, 11 a. m. and 12:15P. m. The Benediction of the BlessedSacrament will be after the li a. m.ni.-is s

Congregational ChurchA midnigh t candlelight service will

be held at the Patchogue Congrega-tional church on Christmas eve, withthe Rev. Gerald E. Boyce, officiating.

Beginning at 11:30 p. m. the serv-ice will consist of Christmas music,interspersed with the reading of theChristmas story, and a Communionservice in which everyone is invitedto participate.

Miss Edna Jackson, organist of thechurch , will play a medley of Christ-mas carols and. "Cantique Dc Noel"(Adam) as a prelude. The candle-light processional and singing ofcarols will be led by the young4 peo-ple's choir. A -solo "Gesu Bambino"(Pietro Yon) will be sung by theRev. Mr . Boyce.

The offering to be taken at thisservice will be given to the SummerConference fund of the Pilgrim Fel-lowship. The deacons of the churchwill act as ushers and assist in theadministration of the Communion.

St. Paul's Episcopal ChurchChristmas eve in St. Paul's Episco-

pal church , Holy Communion will becelebrated and a special musical pro-gram will be under the direction ofMiss Marcia Emison , choir direc-tor , with Mrs. Michael DeSantoat the organ. The program will beas follows: Organ prelude, "Kamen-noi-Ostrow" (Rubinstein) ; proces-sional , "O Come, All Ye Faithful";Introit , "O Holy Night," with MissElizabeth Cosier , soloist; "Kyrie Elei-son" (Mozart); hymn , "Silent Night";offertory, "Gloria in Excelsis Deo,"(Heckenlively); Mozart's T w e l f t hMass ," post Communion, "Ave Mar-ia ," (Bach-Bounod); " S e v e n f o l dAmen" (Stabler); recessional, "Harkthe Herald Angels Sing"; organ post-lude, "Chorus of the Angels," (Guil-mant) . The Rev. Hanington Wilson ,the rector, will be in charge of theservice.

Holy Communion will be celebrat-ed Christmas" at 9 a. m. and theChristmas exercises of the Churchschool will take place Sunday at 4p. m.

Methodist) ChurchA special message of Christmas

will be given by the Rev. HarrySanford Cros-sett at the 11 a. m.sendee Sunday in the Methodistchurch. ¦ The musical program willinclude: Organ prelude, "ChristmasPastorale" (F. F. Harker), Mrs. Ar-thur C. Pettit , organist; TrumpetTrio , "Medlev of Christmas : Carols,"William Butler , Thomas Farrell, Wil-liam Hart : Anthems, "Gloria inExcelsis Deo," (Duncan) « and "Be-hold! I Bring You' Good Tidings"(Simper) ; organ' postludc, "HolyNight" (Dudley Buck).

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel K. C. ChurchOn Christmas eve at Our La(Jy of

Mt. Carmel Ii. C. church , carols willbe sung beginning at 11:45 p. in."Silent Night ," "Adeste Pideles,""Hark , The Herald Angels Sing," and"O Holy Night," will be sung withMiss Anne Andrisani at the organ.

At the Solemn Mas's at midnightthe "Pastorale," and the "Mass inF," will be sung. The Rev. CyrusTortora , pastor, will officiate.

Masses will be at 7, 8, 9, 11 a. m.and 12:15 p. m. on Christmas day.At the fl a. m. Mass, the children willsing Christmas carols, with Mr. Mit-chell at the organ.

The Luthera n Church of Our .SaviorAt 11 p. m. Christmas Eve, the

congregation of the Lutheran Churchof Our Savior will assemble to hearonce again the familiar Christmasstory as recorded in Luke 2:1-20 andMatthew 2:1-11. It will "be read bythe Rev. George F. Swartzfager asthe choir brings the same message insong. The musical narrative > is asfollows: "Gesu Bambino ," Girls'chorus; "Once in Royal David'sCity," choir; "Away in a Manger,"

choir and solo by Muriel Dittmeier;"While Shepherds Watched ," "AngelsWe Have Heard on High," and "An-gels From the Realms of Glory,"choir; "O Holy Night." Anita Sealeand Henrietta Swartzfager; "Listento Those Happy Voices." choir; "WeThree Kings," choir with solo byCarl Wingard ; "Shine On , Thou Starof Bethlehem," choir; "Gesu Bam-bino," Girls' chorus.

During the service the congrega-tion will sing the old carols: "OhCome, All Ye Faithfu l ," "O LittleTown of Bethlehem," "Hark the Her-ald Angels Sing," and "Silent Night."Special soloist of the evening will beMrs. Florence Blaum Habel. LeroyPeterson will be at the piano.

The Christmas message, "Await-ing Our Blessed Hope," based on theChristmas Epistle Lesson, Titus 2:11-14 will be delivered by the pastor.

At 7:30 p. ml Christmas night, thechildren of the Sunday school of thechurch will present a program ofmusic, recitations, reading, anddrama for their parents and the con-gregation. The service will be con-ducted by Freddie Peters, a memberof the senior class.

The program includes: "Hark theHerald Angels Sing," congregation;recitations, Lee Haab, Virginia Rind-fleisch , Diane Keller, Ddhnie Seiden-sticker, Barbara Burns, Robert Fie-derkeil; "Happy Birthday to Jesus,"sung by the primary class; "Joy tothe World ," congregation; .exercise,"Christmas," Alice Bernhardt, JohnSeidensticker, Jean B o s t c l m a n n,George Schecfe', Priscj lla Kellers,Karl Baron, Adele. Meuchncr, RitaRpeloffs; piano solo, "O Little Townof Bethlehem," Carol Schecfe ; "TheChristmas Story," Jan Porter; pianosolo, "Hark the Herald Angels Sing,"Jean Klinger; offering, Stanley Kel-ler and Leroy Bostelnian, ushers;"O Come All Ye Faithful," BarbaraBurns, Jean and Loraine Anderson.

A play, "Silent Night," a drama-tization of the story of the writingof the carol "Silent Night" by JosephMohr and Franz Gruber. The cast:Betty Bergendale, William Fieder-keil, Leroy Peterson, Carolyn Ker-shaw, Kurt Roeloffs, Loraine Pilati ,Jane Bernhardt, Jean Keller, Brun-hilde Peter, Connie . Scheefe, LeroyBostelnian, Stanley Keller and JeanAnderson , members .of the confirma-tion class. Following there will be:

"If They Had Only Known," JaneRebmann; recitations by EleanorPilati, Loraine Anderson, Roy Meuch-ncr, William Bostelnian , Paul Bern-hardt; piano solo, "Jingle Bells,"Joan Klinger; "Herman's Ding HoChristmas," Arthur Kottman; hymn,"O Little Town of Bethlehem."

The program is in charge of theSunday school teachers, Mrs. NormaWingard, Miss Marilyn Scheefe, Mrs.Henrietta Swartzfager, Miss MurielDittmeier, Karl Wingard and theRev. Mr. Swartzfager.,> * • * *

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color slides will be presented at 7:30p. m. today by the Sunday school atits annual Christmas program. Theprogram includes recitations, songsand exercisesoby'the children as1 fol-lows: "Christmas Wish," Lois > De-Fazio ; Scripture; Luke 2:8-20, Lor'-raine Cameron; "Christmas Joy,"Patty Kenny; "The 'Best Gift,"Dolores Potter; "I Know It's True,*'Ronnie May; "If I Were a Star."Patty Tiffany; "At His Birth ," JuneGarbarene ; "Tell Us Again of Je-sus," Tommy Fiala; "A LastingPeace," Bobby Jones; "Christ WasBorn ," Betty Baker; "God's HolyWord ," Wayne Crevoiserat; "Heaven-ly Hosts," and "Starlight," Theresaand Nancy DeFazio ; "The Ba'by Je-sus," Jean Raynor ; "Sad and Glad,"Beverly Hedberg; "I Wish I Had aLittle Lamb," Barbara K e n n y ;"Christmas Prayer," Eleanor Feld-man; "Christmas Stars," Carol De-Fazio; "Christinas Hands," RichardWoif; "The Church Bell's Song,"Sheldon P e r k i n s o n ; "SpeedingChristmas," Gerry Hammond ; "WhenMary Made a Pillow," Betty Jack-son; "Sweet Baby in the Manger,"Joan Iiaynor;"There's a Song in theAir," sung by Beverly Hedberg;"Long Ago," sung by Neil DeShaw;"O Holy Night," sung- by Sarah,Mary, Betty and Bobby Jones; pianosolo, "Away in the Manger," WayneCrevoiserat; piano s o l o , "SilentNight," Bobby Jones; entire Sundayschool will -sing "Away in a Man-

ger," and "O Come All Ye Faithful."After the program the young peoplewill go carolling, followed by re-freshments at the parsonage.

On Sunday morning the Rev. II.R. DeShaw's subject will be "Jesus,The Light of the World." At 6:45p. m. there will be a special candle-light service. "The Gospel of theInfant Saviour" is the theme of thecandlelight service to be followedwith a message by the pastor, theRev. H. R. DeShaw, entitled "GoodTidings of Great Joy."

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BROOKHAVEN SCHOOL PUPILSGIVE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

The pupils of the Brookhavenschool entertained their families andfriends with a program depictingChristmas in England, Mexico, Hol-land and Flanders, as well as scenesof the first Christmas in Bethlehemand at Herod's court. The TomThumb band of grades one and twoplayed two numbers, with AnthonyFuoco as maestro. Grades three,four and five did a special scene,with Annette Fuoco as announcer.

The dramatic pieces were given bythe following pupils : Adam Lesz-kowicz, Barbara Cohrs, Lucia Nel-son, Peter Ferry, Dennis Puleston,Karin Zukowski, Jimmy Kinsella,Richard Majestic, Barbara Wneta,Joseph Roy, Linda Gimmell , LucillePolitanski, Raymond Buckley, DavidCornstock, Leslie Nimms, PatriciaBossier, Rofoert Zukowski, ThomasValentine, Arthur Amcll, Jan Ran-ken and Lawrence Cox.

Also Marion Politanski, LouisDecker, John Leskowicz, CharlesWaldron , Catherine Murch , GeoffreyChamplain, Evelyn Moscato, Lind-say Valentine, Anthony Cox, WalterCohrs, Peter Ranken, Norman Nel-son, and David Cornstock.

Three appropriate movies werethen shown. Santa Claus appearedwith gifts of candy and oranges forthe children. # * *

The Rev. Ralph Barton Gamewellwill be in charge of the 11 a. m.service at the South Haven Presby-terian church Sunday. His sermontopic will be "Balancing the Ac-count.''

The local postoffice will be closedall day Christinas.

Bible school will meet at theBrookhaven church at 9:30 a. m.Sunday. The Westminster Fellow-ship group will meet at the manseat 5:30 p. m. The worship servicewill be at 7:30, with a sermon bythe Rev. Ralph Barton Gamewell.On Sunday, January 2, there w-ill bea special Communion service , withreception of members and baptismof infants at the evening service.

The children of the South Havenschool presented their annual Christ-mas program last Thursday night.After an address of welcome bySchool Trustee Charles Robinson,followed by the flag salute and sing-ing of "The Star Spangled Banner ,"there were selections by the rhythmband. The rest of the program, in-cluding songs, recitations, accordionsolos and playlets, was presented bythe following pupils: Etna Robinson,Catherine -Klein , Martha Schneider,Thomas Binnington , Daniel Mann ,Joseph Morin , Delbert Weschc, Ben-jamin Klein , George Porfert, GeorgeSchneider, Bai oara Mann , Joyce VonEttens, Meta Dodenhoff , Janet Mur-dock, Leona Von Ettens, Joan Wild,Anna Morin , James Barbanell andJohn Wild.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Worth of Librarylane are entertaining Mrs. Worth'sniece. Miss Yvonne Lokensgard ofNew Rochelle.

The Patchogue Advance is now onsale at the Brook Store at 4 p. m.Thursdays.—Adv.

At the meeting of the Republicanclub last Tuesday the followingofficers were elected for the comingyear: president, Samuel Bumstead;vice president, Louis Decker; secre-tary, Mrs. Arthur Waldron; treas-urer, Alex Kosenkranius.

John Winters of Motts lane is im-proving at a Brooklyn hospital afterhis recent illness.

The Priests of Mary Immaculatechurch, Bellport, send cordial Christ-mas greetings to the clergy and peo-ple of Brookhaven.—Adv.

James Robinson, w h o attendsschool in Troy, is spending the holi-days at his home in South Haven.

The Bolton family of Glenhrook,Conn., arc spending a few days attheir summer home on Beaver Damroad.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson ofSouth Haven have left to spend thewinter in Sharpes, Fla. Three oftheir grandchildren, Dorothea, EtnaMay and Robert Robinson, accom-panied them. The young people willreturn home next week with theirparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robin-son, who have been spending severalweeks^ in Sharpes.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carman ofSouth Country road have gone toPort Washington for the winter.

John Ewing, who attends school inSyracuse, is spending the holidayswith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. JohnM. Ewing of Beaver Dam Toad.

Wallace Keene, a pupil in Albany,is spending the vacation with hisparents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Keeneof* Hawkirfs lane.

The firemen's social will be omit-ted this month. The January socialwill be a special one.

John Robinson, a student in Still-water, Okla., is spending the Christ-mas holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs. Lloyd Robinson of SouthHaven.

World Peace Is UpTo the Individual,

Pastor Points OutWorld peace was the main topic of

the Patchogue Rotary club's luncheonmeeting yesterday, and Warner En-gler , he.ad of the InternationalAffairscommittee, had arranged a largestand of flags representing the Uni-teid Nations participants. Speakingon the subject of peace was the Rev.Gerald Boyce, of the Congregationalchurch who brought the issue straightto the individual by labeling peaceand war as issues of the soul andstating that it behooved each of usto most properly direct our souls.

The Rev. Mr. Boyce presented ex-tensive figures and statistics con-cerning the costs of war which prov-ed that reason would never controlman 's approach to international or-der. The realAproblem is firmly root-ed in -each one- of as. Onlf throughreligion, Mr. Boyce- emphasized, maywe reach' men's souls and bring sanityto the world.

Eero H. Helin , athletic instructorat the Patchogue high school , waswelcomed as a new member. Attor-ney Robert Pcllctreau made the pre-sentation of the scroll and printedinformation concerning the activitiesof the clu'b.

Members of the Brookhaven Townboard will be taken on a conductedtour of Brookhaven National lab-oratory at Upton, starting at 11 a. m.Wednesday morning.

The Town board will hold its an-nual meeting at 10 a. m. December31 at Town hall in Patchogue.

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