MR. AND MRS. RONALD MEHL

Miss • Margaret Hren andRonald Mehl were united in mar-riage in ceremonies at GloriaDei Lutheran Church, HuntingtonStation by the pastor, the Rev.H. Nore Olson. The bride Is thedaughter of Mrs. Lucille Frankand the late William Hren, 45Third Avenue, Huntington Station,She was given in marriage by herstepfather, Herbert Frank andher attendants included four sis-ters, a friend, and smallneice.

The bridegroom who is theson of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Mehlof 20 Sellger Court, HuntingtonStation, had as his best man,Joseph Schmidt. Ushers wereWilliam Hren, brother of thebride and Stephen Thlde. Thesmall ring bearer was ArthurPretory, Jr., cousin of the groom.

Soloist during the weddingceremony was Mrs, Linda Wlre-nius and organist was RussellHedberg.' The bride's gown was ofchantlliy lace over nylon tulleand taffeta. Its fitted bodice wasembroidered wlth' se*d pearlsand sequins and draped into abouffant shirred lace skirt. Herpearl tiara held a fingertip veilof French illusion. She carrieda Bible with a shower arrange-ment of white roses and steph-anotls.

Her sister, Mrs. Lucille Mid-ler as Matron of Honor worea nile green dress of nylon tricotover taffeta with lace Jacket.The bridesmaids, Carol, twinsDoreen and Diane Hren, and MissSherry Batchelor wore similargowns in lemon yellow, LuAnsMuller, flower girl, had nilegreen. , Each; attendant wore .. aseed pearl and veil headpiece tomatch her gown,

Mrs. Muller carried a cascadeof yellow and tangerine carna-tions as did the flower girl;

Pho to by R, E. Bukowthe bridesmaids carried tan-gerine carnations.

The reception was held at theTwin Oaks Hall in HuntingtonStation after which the coupleleft on a trip to Florida. Theywill reside In Amltyville.

The new Mrs, Mehl is a gradu-ate of Huntington High School,is a Past 'Worthy Advisor ofRainbow Girls and is employedby the New York Telephone Co.,Huntington, The bridegroom isa graduate of Half Hollow HillsHigh School and State UniversityAAT Institute, Farmingdale. Hecurrently attends Brooklyn Poly-techinic Institute and is employedat Metco Corp., Westbury.

Margaret HrenIs Bride OfRonald Mehl

The Women's League of St.John's Church met May 27 in theParish Hall for Its regular meet-ing and a cjovered dish supper;also election; of officers. Themeeting wis .called to order byPresident Mrs. Florence L'Hom-medieuj all 'report's' were sub-mitted and the'follov/lng slate waspresented! President, Mrs. Lil-lian Hawkins; Vice President,Mrs. - Florence L'Hommedieu;Recording Secretary, Mrs. Char-les Qulnn; Corresponding Secre-tary • Mrs. Dorothy Banks,Treasurer, Mrs. MargaretFleck; Pianist , Mrs. RobertWard; Publicity, Mrs. Carlos S.Dillon,' Flowers and Sick Com-mittee, Mrs. William Taphouse.At the conclusion of the meetingthe outgoing president was pre-sented with a white bag. Mrs. Rob-ert McKowen was chairman ofdevotions and the program com-mittee consisted of Mrs. MaryMann, Mrs, Arthur Wilson andMrs. Robert Ward. The annualsummer' picnic will be July 15.

Mr. and Mrs. John Burmeisterand daughters Donna Lee andAllison of Queens Village wereSunday guests' of Mr. and Mrs.John Dunce of Nassau lid.

Mrs, Harry Bishop was host-ess to the Past Noble Grands oflEllsworth Rebekah Lodge Wed-nesday evening at her home onGrandvlcw Ave.- Mrs, R obert O'Connor of Bell-rose was a visitor last week atthe home . of her parents, Mr.and Mrs, Andrew B, Pustay.

Miss Rhoda Corbltt , daughterof Mr, and Mrs. F.R, Corbltt,formerly of Huntington now oi

, Matawan,.is enjoying a five\ months tour of Europe, She is-staying with her brother, Cap-;Uln n.G, Corbltt and family,stationed in Germany, She istouring, France, Switzerland,Austria , Germany, Italy, Den-mark, Norway and salting fromHolland August 1st

A The Long island Chapter otthe College of St. Elizabeth A-

', iumnao Association will hold Itsjjnnual outdoor buffet suppor atJtho home of Mrs. Jamos Lough-J'J n, 128 Ketay Drive South, EastVNorthport on Wednwday at 7:00j,p.m. The supper will conclude} Chapter activities lor tho aea-fSon. ¦ ' . .'

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Ii; Mr.' and Mrs, Carl 0; Hol-iscJiuli of Huntington, ' have beenIMcctei) to onaiyear . terms on:Jg»o Siawlng Commltwe of tho;;ftwuty, '«< jPanilllea of North-^Wld and Mount Herman Schools,:,«W , MtHsachuMtts. lacliools an-;A YYY ¦ : • ' • ' i : V I

naunced.Mr. Ilolschuh Is executive vice

president of tho Sperry HandCoi*p. Their son, John C, Hol-schuh, is a Junior at Mount Her-man School,

• Items OfInterest

The marriage of Miss ElenaLibert and George Arra wassolemnized Saturday at a Nupt-ial Mass in St. Philip Nerl R.C.Church, In Northport. The Rev.Nicholas J, Sarlle performedthe ceremony. And a receptionfollwed at the Vernon ValleyInn, East Northport.

The bride, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Victor E, Libert of155 Bay/lew Ave., Northport,was escorted by her father. Hersister, Adr.lenne Libert servedas maid of honor, and brides-maids were Anne Marie Arra,sister of the groom, Carol Porc-iello, Jeanne Morgan, Ruth AnnBilskl and Carol Savarese.

The bride wore white satin peaude sole fashined with sheath frontand back fullness falling into atrain. Her four tier veil wasattached to a cluster of whiteroses. She carried white roseswith white orchid center. Herattendants wore organza overtaffeta, street length; the maidof honor in yellow, the othersin blue. Their _rose and veilingheadpieces matched their dress-es, they carried yellow roses.

The bridegroom who is the sonof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arra of39 Marbeth Circle, Miller Place,N.Y, had as hlsbestmanMichaelMcGuinoess. Ushers «WJ JackHerrmann, Fred Loweriliaupt,

Gene Snyder, Carl Realmuto andJoe Kessel. ' '

After a wedding trip to thePocono Mts. Mr. . and Mrs, Arrawill reside In Miller Place.

Mrs. Arra was graduated fromNorthport High School and is em-ployed by the Security NationalBank. Her husband, a graduateof R.C.A, Institute, is employedby Grumman Alrcraie Corp.

Arra-Libert Wedding ln tSt. Philip Neri Church

Huntington's Historical Societyis sponsoring Its first AntiqueShow to be held at Martin'sCommunity Room in the Hunt-ington Shopping Center,Tuesday,June 18 through Friday, June 21,from 1:00 p.m. until 10:30 p.m.

As Co-Chnlrmen, Robert Kellsand Dr. Rocco Settaro have en-gaged the talents of J. G re shamWilson whose reputation as aproducer of high quality antiqueshows is well known.

Plans for the success of; theSociety's fund raising projectare In the hands of the follow-ing committee chairmen: Mrs.William Alston, publicity; Mrs.John Shedd, refreshments; Mr,and Mrs. Roy Lott, posters; Mrs.Andrew Gudath, hostesses.

Huntington ArtLeague To HoveOutdoor Show

The Huntington Township ArtLeague will sponsor an outdoorshow in Heckscher Park, on Route25A, Huntington Saturday andSundoy, June 15 and 16. Opento all artists and craftsmen Inany media, the show Is con-spon-sored by the Town'of Hunting-ton.

Charles Reina, event clialr-mnn, announced there will be nojudging in the shpw, and that nocommission will be charged onsoles,

"By eliminating the commis-sion, and making it a non-com-petitive show, we hope to attractthe maximum number of parti-cipating artists," he said, A$2 entry fee has been fixed tocover any number of entries.

Snow fencing will be avail-able ,for hanging pointings anddrawings, park benches (or craftdisplays, and shuffle board courtsfor largo sculpture. In the eventof rain,* the sliow will be re-scheduled for June 22 and 23.

Registration blanks and ad-ditional information may be ob-tained from Reina, In care ofdie Huntington Township ArtLeague, Box 391, Huntington,N.V., or by telephone at Fo-rest &-413B.

Deadline for entries is Mon-day, June 10.

Historica l SocietyPlans Antique Show

An installatioa luncheonfortheSuffolk County Women's Republi-can Club Is scheduled for 3u!»8tbat 12 p,xn. at the Stiff oik CountyRepublican clubhouse in BluePoint, i according to co-chsir-ladies Mrs. William Shea of Oak-dale, Mrs. Donald McMeekan cSWesthampton Beach and Mrs,Gwen Carter of Westhampton.

Special guests will be Mrs.Wilma Rogelln, Vice Chairmanof the New York State Republi-can Committee and President dNew York State Federation oiWomen's Republican Club andMrs. Lillian Heidelberg ofNassau, member of the New YorfeState Republican Executive Com-mittee. Installing officer willbe Suffolk County RepublicanChairman Arthur M, Cromarty.

Officers to. be installed includeMrs. John French of Amityville,President; Mrs. Robert Sheridanof East Patchogue, First VicePresident; Mrs. Fred Hachen-berg oi St. James , Second VicePresident; Mrs. Walter Lund-strom of Huntington, Third VicePresident; Mrs. Kenneth Claytonof Bayport, Membership Secre-tary; Mrs. JamcsDeedyof Patch-ogue, Recording Secretary; Mrs.William Shea of Oakdale, Corres-ponding Secretary, and Mrs. GwenCarter of Westhampton Beach,Treasurer. Members of theBoard of Directors also will beinstalled.

County RejJu&Hcar.Women Schedule;Installation Session

On Sunday 11 area studentswill receive degrees at the 74thannual commencement at StateUniversity College, Oneonta.They are from:

East Northport — Bonnie S.Anderson, 410 Fourth St.; a BAin Home Economics; Helen Git-sas, 421 Elwood Rd., BS in Gen-eral Elementary Education; Will-iam H. Thomas, 3 Ellington St.,MS, Secondary Science; andAntoinette Z arras, 28 StiffolR PL .BS, General Elementary Educa-tion.

Cold Spring Harbor — SheilaM. Margey, Harbor Rd., BS,General Elementary Education.

Greenlawn — Delores E. Del-mel, 51 Clay Pitts Rd., BS, Gen-eral Elementary Education.

Huntihgton — Barbara Y.Drake, 15 Woodruff Ct., BS, Gen-eral Elementary Education, whoearned her degree in August of1962, aad Dianne Deuel, 40 MapleHill Rd., BS, GeneraSElementaryEducation.

Northport — Judy S, Culver, 8Lindenberg Ct,, and Ruth AnnDowns, 10 Lorraine Ct., bothBS, General Elementary Educa-tion. '

Syossat — Jeffery S. Victor,8 Narcissus Dr., BS* Early Sec-ondary Social Studies.

List 11 OneontaGraduates FromThis Area

iwo Muntuigton youtns wereamong 458 seniors to be grad-uated from Rider College InTrenton, NJ„ over the weekend.They are Frances M. Flynn,daughter of Mrs. Henry J. Flynnof 229 Park Ave., and WlUiamH.Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.Howard Miller, 6 Alden La.

Miss Flynn received an A.A.degree with a major in secre-tarial science. Miller receiveda B.S.C. degree with a majorIn accounting.

New Jersey Governor RichardJ. Hughes delivered the princi-pal address to the graduatingclass.

To Study In FreedomSummer Jn all MeAt St, Louis

Thomas Henderson,son of Mr.and Mrs, Gerard Cygenhagen,Box 311 , YorktownRd,, Dix Hills,has been accepted for admissionto a special American FreedomSummer Institute to be held atWashington University, St. Louis,Mo., Juno 24 to July 26. Mr.Hendorson will complete his Jun-ior year at Half Hollow HillsHigh School this June, ' ''

Tin* five-week program, notfor academic credit, is intendedto provide high school girls andboys with the opportunity to makea searching Inquiry Into basicAmerican values, national'pur-pose, liberties, laws,' ondpnllt-'leal and economic systems. :.

Rectlvst Dsgres, *At Rossfflcrit ¦

Miss Gall McCarthy receiveddie degree oi Bachs-lsr of i Artsin Elementary Education fromRotwmoitt College, Roaomont, in'conimoncamtmt sxerclaos held onJims 3. His Excellency, th* MontReverend Fulton J, Sheen de-livered the commencementaddress,

Pair Of HuntingtonStudents GraduatedFrom R ider College

' fitABBI MAURICE 'H.&OtATEA

. The degree : of Doctor oi Dlv- iinlty, Honoris Causa was be-stowed on Rabbi Maurice H. ;Schatz of Temple Emanuel,'NewYork on Sunday. The award was ¦conferred by the Rabbi's semin-ary; the*Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion,- inconjunction with the annual Serv-ice of Ordination for Rabbis andCantors.

Dr. Schatz attended Universityo f ' Toronto and was • graduatedfrom University of Michigan withdegrees of B.A. and M.A. Heserved, for some time, as prin-cipal of Saline High School, andas Instructor of English at Mich-igan State Teachers College. Fol-lowing a period of study at Har-vard in preparation for the Ph.D.the Rabbi received a M.A. incomparative literature and thenaccepted a post as a member ofthe German Faculty at the Uni-versity of Michigan.

In 1933 Rabbi Schatz was grad-uated from the Jewish instituteof Religion as Rabbi and Masterof Hebrew Letters.

He has served for many yearsas counsellor to Jewish studentsat pornell , the University ofNorth Carolina and Queens Col-lege. He has been spiritual lead-er of Temple Beth El , Hunting-ton, for the past seven years.He is author of "A ComparativeStudy of the Hebrew Fable."

Dr. Schatz lives at 35 DrohanRd, Huntington, with his wife,Ida. and two sons, Jonathan andFred.

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At the June 3 meeting of theStsterfcoo/3 of tleHuntington Jew-ish Center, ths new offlccira for1968-64 wiU.be installed. Theyare: President-Mrs. ClintonGiassman, Vici-Presidents FundRaising-Mrs. Martin Lerman andMrs. BertWalsdorf; MembershipMrs. Jack Raskin, Education-Mrs. " Seymour Schpoont; TVea's-urer, Mrs. Arthur Popkln; Re-cording Secretary, Mrs. JulesWaxenbej*g; Fl»anclcl Secretary,Mrs. David Jacobs; Corres-ponding Secretary Mrs. EdwardBloch, and Mrs. Abraham Slite-field.

Following the installationceremony, a musical programwill be presented, featuring Mrs.Martin Freudllch,vlolcnista Mrs.Burton Grossman, singer andpianist and Mrs. Irvingjurigrels,pianist.John T. McPartlandls

. Graduate Of Bat©* CollegeJohn T. McPortland, son of

Mr. and Mrs. John P. McPart-land oi Box 535 Cold SpringHarbor, was a member ot thegraduating class of Bates Col-lege, Lewlston, Me., which hadcommencement exercises Sun-day,

McPartland, a Geology major,was active in Jordon-Ramsdalesociety, Newman club, and Intra-mural sports. He was also amember of the Deansmen, themale singing group on campus.

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Mi8S. tinda'.Mi:B<« i'a«i i«r'of Mr.-fiiid Mrs. Ciiarles Berryof Little Keck Road. WistiEgton.received - a scholarship 'at - thoannual Moving-up Day exercisesMay ,2fl ;.as Hood . College, Pred-eri<3(, l»te.7; .7.77' '<i :'- .' ¦• ' - .: . ¦- ¦ ;•:

. SJMI v»as awanded the M. Vlr-giula Coblemz Scholarship, givenaraiuaiSy to a swdent in music.An incoming senior at Hood, shehas been active in the choir andas a reporter for tho collegenewspapiK'.

She is & graduate of Harbor-fields High School, Greenlawn.

Miss Healy I* GraduatedFrom Dunborton College

Miss Patricia Healy, daughterof Atty. and Mrs. Timothy J.Healy of 59 Midland St., Hunt-ington, was graduated Sundayfrom Dunbarton College of HolyCross in Washington, D. C.

She was one of 82 Seniors whoreceived diplomas.

Jennifer A. Williams IsGraduated From Pembroke

Jennifer A, Williams, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Jay Williams,Jr., 19 Oakland St., Huntington,was one of 184 seniors graduatedMonday from Pembroke College,Brown University's coordinatecollege for women.

A graduate of Huntington HighSchool, she received a B.A. de-gree in French. She worked onthe yearbook staff for two years.

LudwIfl Croduoted Sunday' 'By St. LowrawctV UnivarBity ^ Av Paul R. Lushvlg,' eosi of Mr.and Mrs. Keary J. LwJwtg, 88'Kelsey Ave., Huntington Station,was graduated Suadoy from St.Lawrence University in Cantoa i

He received a B. M degree.

Mist Coppola AwardedFor Service To Coliogo

Msrle Coppola, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. L. A. Coppola. 18Jones Lone, Huntington, wasawarded a pin and the Dean'sCitation for service at the secondannual Parent's Weekend at StateUniversity College at Brockport:.

Miss Coppola, a Jaxuax-y grad-uate, is now teaching on Long is-land. She majored in GeneralEducation at the Brockportcollege.

Shields Will Be GraduatedFrom Lafayette Tomorrow

Craig M. Shields, son of Mr. andMrs. John A. Shields, 307 WestNeck Road, Huntington, is one ofabout 400 seniors who will begraduated from Lafayette CollegeIn Easton, Pa., tomorrow.

Shields, a 1959 graduate ofRobert L. Simpson High School,will receive a B.A, degree with amajor in history. While at col-lege he was president of Chi

Phi fraternity, treasurer of theCollege Scholars Program.

He plans to attend FordhamUniversity School of Law.

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Cannon Will Be GraduatedFrom C.W. Post Saturday

John D. Cannon, of 1 Golf Dr.,Haleslte, is one of 435 seniors

who will be graduated Saturdayfrom C. W. Post College irBrookville.

Cannon will be awarded a B.A.degree.

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Schlafer earned a B.A. degreewith a major la hisTai iA ra&a member of Phi Kopna ,T«jfraternity,.Compus 7 Cbsistlan , /.~Forum, and Karux, the pria»tniri-;' J Vr.'isterial society which he scrvpe. '¦ ':"¦as vice president ¦ ., , • ¦ 7;

He also acted as president of Athe Inter-Frsterniry Council, ; .participated in National Chris- ';tien College Day, choir,.andyar- '¦' ¦''slty football, and has been itemed 'to "Who's Wlio Among StudentsIn American Colleges and Uni-versities." He received the1FC award this spring for out-standing service to the college.

Schlafer plans to study forthe ministry at Princeton Theo-logical Seminary.

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