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CENTER MORICHES NEWS Mrs. Alfred K. Blechner , AT 4-1114 The Thursday Afternoon Lunch- eon and Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Frank G. Schumach- er on Elizabeth Place. Attending v:t iv Mesdames Edward Hansen , Fred Howell , Bernt Toft e , Angus Thomson . Richard Bernstein and Mrs. Frank G. Schumacher all of Center Moriches; Mrs. Le Roy Smith of East Patchogue , and Mrs. Charles Alden of East Mori- ches. The St. John ' s R. C. Church is holding a card and bunco party at 8 n. m. tomorrow in the new school on Ocean Avenue. 1 he af fair is being sponsored by the St John ' s Mother ' s Club. Pi oceeds b go toward the building fund. Sunday guests at the home o Mr. and Mrs. Dan Croon at How ell Place in honor of their daug h ter Dianna ' s twelfth birthday were Dianna ' s great aunt . Miss Julie Curtler of Bay Ridge , her grand- mother , Mrs. Robert Gurtler and another aunt , Mrs. Carol yn Gurt- ler and daughter , Susan. Monday , a birthday party was held in her honor. The room was decorated with blue and yellow streamers. Upside-down cupcakes , each de- corated with parasols , and a cake inscribed , \Happy Birthday \ were made by Dianna ' s mother. Guests were : Joyce Adams , Brenda Mat- teson , Frances Jaro , Eileen Herr- mann , Rochclle Nooger , Katherfine Francis . E' vira Betz , Polly T\ aut- scho ' Al , Judy Schiffelbian , Jeannie Foster , Rebekah Smith and Dor- othy Rump h. Dianna received many gifts. NO WORK wh' jn organizations raise money at GATEWAY THEA- TRE PARTIES. Phone editor this column or BEllport 7-0290. - Adv. The Executive board of the Mor- iches Woman ' s Club , Inc., is spon- soring a benefit luncheon bridge to be held in the parish hall of St. John ' s Ep iscopal Church on Rail Road Avenue at 1 p. m. May 17. Proceeds will go towards the local scholarship fund. Friends and guests are welcome. The Deborah Sisterhood of the Jewish Center of the Moriches meets at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the center. Janet Lee , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Biamonte of 185 Chi- chester Avenue , was given a party Sunday in honor of her first birth- day. A pink and white cake , de- corated with clowns , balloons and roses , inscribed , \Happy Birthday Janet Lee , 1 Year Old , \ soda and ice cream were served to the fol- lowing guests: her grandmother and grandfather , Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Swayze , uncles Douglas and Darrel Swayze , all of East Moriches; grandfather , Josep h Bi- amonte , aunt Fay Biamonte , uncle Charles Biamonte , Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Reisi g and children , Ken- neth , Charles , Josep hine and Mary Ann , Mr. and Mrs. Everette Rei- sig and children , Lyn, Everette , Jr., and Phillip, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Biamonte , Jr., and children Jodi , Julianne , Suzanne and Jo- seph 3rd , Mrs. Duane Swayze and daughter Terry Lynn all of Cen- ter Moiiehes; Mr. and Mis. Julius Biamonte of Patchogue , and her parents. The Ladies ' Episcopal Church- woman held its regular meeting at 10 a. in. May 1 at the parish hall of the church. Mrs . Wa 'lace Mende , president , presided at the meeting, which opened with a prayer. Plans were discussed on the tasting supper which will be held at the parish hall from 5 to 7 p. m. June 17. Mrs. EAvald Par- ty is chairman. Mrs. George Kane is in charge of advertising and publicity. Those attending were : Mesdames James White , George Pierie , Henry Carmer , Clarence Ross. George Kane , William Rob- inson and Mrs. Frank G. Schu- macher all of Center Moriches; Mrs. Argle Wilder of Moriches; Mrs. Ewald Barty of Manorville; Mrs. Edward Smith of Mastic; Mrs. Jacob Pike and Mrs. Regi- nald Bugden of Shirley and Mrs. John Yost and Mrs. Arthur Bu- dek of East Moriches. A Rummage sale will be held from 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. May 20 at St. John ' s R. C. Church' s old rectory. Mrs. Christine Pend- zick is chairman. The proceeds of the sale , sponsored by the church' s Rosary Altar Society, will go to- wards the building fund. Live Be trer With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. The Lindenmere Hotel was the setting for a lovely bridal shower luncheon given in honor of Miss Ann Miller of Mastic Beach by Mrs. Louise Janis of East Quogue. The guest-of-honor ' s chair was de- corated with a white umbrella ex- tending over the chair, and anoth- er p laced over the gifts. A cake for the occasion was baked and decorated by Otto Amende. Among those attending were : from Center Moriches , Miss Sue Janis , Miss Betsy Reiss , Mesdames Fay Janis , Lillian Reiss , Fannie Makransky, Roberta Bernstein , Gertrude Bern- stein , Shirley Debler , Leona Sch- lein , Sall y Hutton , Theresa Nizza , Adele Providente , Doris Lieb , Mu- riel Bernstein , Belle Bernstein , Zelda Seides , Martha Edwards , and Sally Heller; from East Qu- ogue , Mrs. Louise Janis and daugh- ters , Jill and Ellie; from Brooklyn Mrs. Arlene Wolff and Mrs. Sally Schisf; from Mastic Beach , Mrs. Naomi Miller , the guest-of-honor ' s mother , and Mrs. Mariann Fusco , Mrs. George Schiller and Mrs. W. Lake , Jr. Others who attended were : the guest-of-honor ' s grand- mother , Mrs. Estelle Lewis of New York City; Mrs. Carol Jurgiele- wicz of Moriches; Mrs. Ellissa Fine of Port Jefferson; Mrs. Betty Helf-mt of Westhampton and Mrs. Jennie Janis and daughter , Teddy, of Belle Harbor. Miss Ann Miller , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Miller of Mastic Beach , will be- come the bride of Mark Janis , son of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Janis of Chichester Avenue June 11. The Brownie Girl Scouts of Cen- ter Moriches are holding their an- nual mother-daughter dinner and fly-up ceremonies at 6 p. m. Tues- day at the Sunrise Restaurant , Center Moriches. The Executive Board of the Woman ' s Society of Christian Ser-- vice met April 27 at the home of Mrs. Charles Fossett on In- wood Road. Mrs. Fossett , presi- dent , presided. The meeting open- ed with a prayer led by the pres- ident. The group discussed the budget for the year. It was de- cided to hold an \Over The Fen- ce \ sale in the near future. A mother-daughter box supper with dessert and coffee will be held at the church hall at 6:30 p. m. All the somen of the congregation are invited but they must be accom- panied by a daughter or a bor- rowed daughter and bring with them a box supper for each. Those who attended the meeting were : Mesdames John Gould , Dan Croon , William Palmer , Frank Ellson. William Haines and Mrs. Charles Fossett. The American Legion , Moriches Post 929 , will meet at the legion hall at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Me- morial Day preperations will be discussed. The Advance is on sale at Hed- ges Stationery, Ace Pharmacy, Moriches Pharmacy, Slater ' s Phar- macy, Prendergast' s Delicatessen , De Carlo ' s Grocery in Center Mo- riches. —Adv. Duane Swayze of Brookfield Avenue , accompanied by his moth- er-in-law , Mrs. Madeline Titmus and her son , William of Main Street , spent one week visiting Mrs. Titmus ' son J in-law and daug h- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mc Glaughlin and childre n , Cheryl , Gregory and Scott , in East Millin- ocket , Me. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bowditch of Senix Avenue spent a few days recently with their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Dayton , Jr., in Port Washington. While there , May 2 , they attended the brptism of their infant grand- daughter , Linda Dayton , at the new Long Island Interfaith Cha- pe! at the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point. The chapel was dedicated May first and Linda was the first one baptized at the new chapel. The chapel was dedicated in memory of 7 , 031 merchant seaman who died at sea , during the two world wars. Linda ' s father graduated from the Academy in May, 1945. After the baptism ceremony a luncheon was served at the of- ficers ' club. The Literature Workshop of the Moriches Woman ' s Club , Inc., meets at 2 p. m. May 18 at the home of Mrs. Henry Carmer at 83 Union Avenue. Members and friends are welcome. The program will consist of \Your Favorite Poems , Impressed Upon You In Your Childhood. \ Everyone should bring three poems with them. This will be the last meeting of the club until next Fall. The executive board and busi- ness meeting of the Moriches Woman ' s Club , Inc., scheduled for May 30 has been changed to May 23. A surprise stork shower was held for Mrs. Ralph E. Griffith of East Moriches Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Norman Whit- ney on Redbridge Road. Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. George Pirie of Center Moriches were hostesses. A basket filled with gifts was trimmed with pink and blue paper with streamers extending from the ceiling. A paper stork centralized the table of buffet refreshments and bouquets of daffodils . Attend- ing were : Mesdames Arthur Pfis- ter , Hubert Vogl , Lovisa Rose , Donald Snow, Guy Gould , William Robinson , Joseph Gomez and Mrs. Benjamin F. Griffith all of Cen- ter Moriches , and Mrs. Norman Lilly, Miss Meta Casten and Miss Lily Casten all of East Moriches. Mrs. Hall Barrett of Cooksville , Tenn., a former resident of Center Moriches , whose husband, the Rev. Hall Barrett was pastor of the Presbyterian Church of the Mori- ches, suffered a hip injury almost two months ago and just recently was a victim of a heart attack. She is now convalescing at her home. The Rotary Club of the Mori- ches meets at 6:15 p. m. Thursday at the Sunrise Restaurant. The Silva Rebekah Lodge met April 28 at the lodge hall in Center Moriches with Mrs. Viola Hyland , noble grand , presiding. There were 23 members and 5 guests present. Gladys Corwin of the Suffolk District 2 and part of her staff were welcomed. The Suf- folk District president and deputy marshal were presented with a gift from the lodge. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Grace Allen , Miss Mary Allen and Mrs. Edith Berkowitz. The card party, origin- ally p lanned for May 12 was post- poned to May 26 at 8:30 p. m. A meeting of the lodge at 7:30 p. m. will precede the party. Part of the proceeds will go towards the Camp Paquatuck Fund. The Center Moriches Fii-e De- partment , Ladies ' Auxiliary, met at 8 p. m. April 24 at the Center Moriches fireball with Mrs. Hen- rietta Hebberd , president , presid- ing. Plans were formulated for the annual dinner to be held at 7 p. m. June 12 at Sunrise Restaurant. Mrs. Estelle Trimble is chairman. A nominating committee , Mrs. Ca- rol Hulse , Mrs. Ann Palmer and Mrs. Dorothy Mullane , was ap- pointed. The special award was presented to Mrs. Viola Hy land. Plans were made to hold a food sale May 27 starting at 9:30 a. m. at Bohacks. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Marg ie Ambrose and Mrs. Carol Gurtler. The Men ' s Club of the Center Moriches Methodist Church met Saturday morning at the church with tools and paint brushes for painting the Parish House. The workers were : the Rev. William Waters , Capt. Leek , Myles Jones , Dan Croon , Felix Pike , Christian Mueller , Ralp h Griffith , Benjamin Griffith , Frank Ellson , David Sut- ton and Hivey Sutton. The house was half painted and it is hoped will be completed when they will meet again Saturday. GIRL SCOUTS Intermediate Troop 13 met May 2 at 3 p. m. at the home of their leader , Mrs. Dorothy Mullane with seven girls present. Place mats were made for the mother- daughter dinner and p lans were discussed for a camping trip some time the end of this month. After singing a few songs , the girls closed the meeting with the girl scout promise. Browiv e Troop 55 met at 3 p. m. Monday at the Center Moriches Elementary School. There were 16 girls present and Mrs. Peggy Kon- dratowicz , leader, and Mrs. Martha Rothery, assistant leader , supervis- ed the group. An election for flag bearer for the troop flag at the mother-daug hter dinner took p lace. Penny Malutka was nominated and elected. Plans were made for the annual dinner and songs were practiced for the occasion before the close of the meeting. A Brownie mother-daughter committee meeting took place at the Center Moriches Elementary School at 4 p. m. Monday. Six leaders discussed plans for the mother-daughter dinner program to be held at Sunrise Restaurant May 16 , at 6 p. m. Intermediate Troop 23 met in the afternoon May 1 at the Center Moriches Elementary school cafe- teria with Mrs. Paul Meyer and Mrs. Leo Redmond in charge. There were 14 girls present . Va- rious discussions were held by the gilds to pass badge work , in the case of some, in time for the an- nual dinner. Helene Turso and Sha- ron Zeneski led a discussion on rules for various sports. Etiquette for dances was discussed b y the entire group. A puppet show was presented by Arlene Agnetti and Virginia Sands . Future plans for the troop were discussed and songs were practiced in preparation for the mother-daughter dinner. BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Marearet Warner , BEllport 7-0653 < The Episcopal Churchwomen of Christ Chuich held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Honnett Monday night. Plans for a rummage sale , June ^8 and 9 , and for a smorgasbord dinner June 24 were discussed. Of- ficers for the coming year were elected and are as follows: Mrs. John Conway, president; Mrs. Ver- non Buchanam , vice president; Mrs. John Lancaster , secretary; Mrs. Lawrence Kuegal , treasurer and Miss Betty Barnes correspond- ing seci'etary. Mrs. Honnett and Mrs. Alan C. Merrill were the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Athanasiou and daughters , Diane and Denise , of General McLean Drive attended Parents ' weekend at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Troy, where their son , Robert , is a junior. The Misses Karen Olsen and Marilyn Cap icotta accompanied Mr. and Mrs. George Dioguardo of East Patchogue to Flushing Friday to attend the ceremony at which Miss Dorothy Dioguardo re- ceived her cap from the School of Nursing of the Flushing Hos- p ital. Miss Dioguardo is now a sophomoie. To celebiate her fourteenth birth- day, Miss Karen Bohn took two of ' her friends , Diane Simmons and Virginia Beth , for horseback rid- ing Sunday afternoon. They later had refreshments at the home of Karen ' s parents , Capt. and Mrs. Haiold Bohn of South Country Road. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roe oi South Howell' s Point Road an- nounce the birth of a son , Eric- Victor , at Doctors Hospital , New York City, Friday. The Roes have thiee other son- . , Phibippe , Al- fred and Nathaniel. Guests this week of Mrs. Holly Sebastian of South Country Road were her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Dee Titman of Binghamton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Main Street enterta ined at a buf- fet supper following the dance re- cital at the Community house Sun- day. Last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Calkins , Jr., of Bieselin Road had lunch at Linck' s Log Cabin and then attended the cin- erama showing, \Search for Para- dise \ , at Syosset. A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cal- kings , Sr., Saturday night honor- ing their granddaughter , Marjorie , who just had her seventh birth- day. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marinelh of Bieselin Road announce the birth of a son , Edward Francis, weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces , at Nassau Hospital April 26. The Marinellis have another son , John , age 3. To celebrate her twelfth birth- day, Cheryl Corwin , and her friend Diane Mehrmann , had dinner at Howard Johnson ' s Saturday night with her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Corwin of North Brewster Lane. On Saturday afternoon , a party was given for Robbin Lenz in celebration of her third birthday by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Lenz of Country Club Road. Those present were Mary Beth and Debbie Capizzi , Susan Grant , Don- na Downs , Jacqueline LeBrun , Lin- da Craig and Robbin ' s sister. Dawn. Area Girl Scouts 'Rough It ' During Camp Weekend Forty-five Senior Scouts from South Suffolk Girl Scout Council enjoyed a primitive camping week- end at Yeoman Flats , Bear Moun- tain , leaving Friday after school and returning Sunday night. The girls , from Eastport , Cen- ter Moriches , Middle Island , Bell- port , Patchogue and Bayport , were accompanied by Mrs. Vernon Ha- vens , senior leader from East Mor- iches and Mrs. William Walsh , senior leader from Center Mori- ches. Mrs. Bernard Pagels of Bo- hemia , president of South Shore Girl Scout Council , and her daugh- ter , Intel mediate Scout Donna Pa- gels , accompanied the group. The two patrols pitched the tents and kitchen flies at dusk and spent a night punctuated with screams due to frequent visits from racoons who were bold enough to enter the tents. On Saturday, the group visited the United States Military Aca- demy at West Point. They witnes- sed the daily parade of cadets and visited the chapel. The girls had to use their in- genuity to prepare supper in the rain , but managed veiy well due to their advance preparation. The seniors tented at the foot of a hill but had to move to higher ground during the night because of a steady drizzle. Sunday morning, the Scouts at- tended church at Fort Montgom- ery and returned home afterward, a weary but happy group. Fearlessness is the mother of confidence. WARM WELCOME—Robert T. Waldbauer , left, Patchogue Village mayor , extends welcoming hand and best wishes to representatives of In- dustrial Home for Blind , Mrs. Harriett Chlupsa , day center supervisor , and Arthur Copeland , pro- gram director , during opening ceremonies at new IHB Brookhaven Day Center , which began its first day of operation recently at Four Sisters Community Center , 96 South Ocean Avenue , Patchogue. Designed to offer recreational serv- ices to blind residents of Brookhaven Township and nearby areas , new day center will be oper- ated by IHB on one-day-a-week basis as pilot project. More than 20 blind men and women HI i II 11 II irnmnirfiirrrmr — IM — and 12 si ghted volunteers attended celebration that marked beginning of program. Speaking at event , Mr. Copeland expressed sincere thanks to Mayor Waldbauer and numerous service groups for outstanding cooperation and understanding in hel ping make new facility possible. Day cen- ter will be in operation each Wednesday from 9 :30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. under supervision of Mrs. Chlupsa. Planned to provide an area for social contacts and recreation opportunities , weekly program will feature craft work , music , reading and games , picnics , parties and field trips. —Platnick' s Photo Service SHIRLEY — The senior class of William Floyd High School took their annual trip to Williams- burg, Va., A pril 19 , 20 , and 21 it was announced this week. The class left the Shirley Sta- tion at 7:14 a. m. April 19 and arrived in Baltimore at 12:35. They had lunch at the Charter House Restaurant in Baltimore and then visited Annapolis where they 3a\v the midshipmen go through var- ious drills. From Annapoli* - the class pro- ceeded to Baltimore where they boarded a steamship. The lass spent two nights aboard the steam- er. In the daytime they visited the town of Williamsburg and had lunch at the Williamsburg Lodge. The class arrived home at 5 p. m. April 21. Chaperones on the trip were Mr. and Mtrs. W. Wallace Thomas , Mrs. Arlene Doroszka , Thomas Young, William Turner , Norman Bessette , Donald Bindrim , Miss Jane Cass and Mrs. Helen Walker. It' s unfortunate that the sym- toms of fatigue and laziness are practically identical. William Floy d Seniors Tour W illiamsburg On Annual Class Trip ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦W WHW\ M,IIII ,, S Are You A Sharp Buyer?? \ DO YOU KNOW A REAL BARGAIN j WHEN YOU SEE ONE ? j SOUTH BAY PONTIAC'S ! GOT 'EM!! j 1959 PONTIAC $2095 | BONNEVILLE VISTA j \uto . Trans., P.S.. P.B., Real Sharp Car—Don ' t Miss It! ¦ 1959 STl DEBAKER LARK STATION W AGON $1195 ¦ Auto . Trans., R&H. Perfect for the Family ¦ 1959 CITROEN SEDAN. You Should Drive It 1195 5 France ' s Cadillac. _ 1959 DODGE ROYAL 1-DOOR HARDTOP 1695 ¦ Torque Flite Trans., P.S., P.B., Black and White 5 1959 CHEVROLET SEDAN V-8 , Auto. Trans., R&H 1400 _ Try This One. ¦ 1959 PONTIAC CATALINA , Auto. 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