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Mastic Beach Items of Interest Mrs. Kenneth Andersen. A Tlantic 1-8458 s Members oi the Rosaty Altai Society oi St. Jud ' . > , K. L. Lhuic.i aie spoiisoiing a eard pa.t> to- nigiU at a.o\j in tne auditoiium on O\ei.ook Dn\e. Hostesses win be Ails, i.ettj Liae.a and Air- . C aia lV.pa. 1 nzos will b\ aw^nl- ed and 1 ^ treshments setved. Ah aie welcome. \\ a.t 'i ULI ' ol , son oi ' tho Row Aithui aim M S . (Joule. , tv.obiat'u his ill tn bnthua . \ Monday at hi . home on .via»t e Road with hi- patents and sMei , Ahu iel. All. and Alls .Joseph Lantz and Min , Ban > , of .ua^api'qti a w ero gu , ' I- . < -iinda\ of All. and Mrs. Geoigc Kapnor a.id ihildien , Su- \on and 15elt> Kose , oi Commack Road . '1 uc ii \ th ^ lvapner> were host- to A tnur Lantz of Flushing t lenient Al'irtins , .Jr., celebrated his h nthda\ Tuesday with a small part\ hold at his home on Cypies.s Dnvo . Kefie-hnients served in- cluded a decorated birthday cake. Those p esent included his wife , Alar.e . son . Alait y, daughter , Mary, his p aients , Air. and Airs . Cle- ment Alaitms , Sr., and Air. and All s . Donald Bull and children. Nina and Henry , of Mastic Beach. All . and Airs . Joseph Bien of Manhattan \u>r < at their Summer home on Bayview D.ive over the weekend. All. and Mi s . George Capel and chiidien Carol yn Ann and John Thomas of Jamaica were the weekend guests of Air. and Mis. Martin Linkh of Braver Drive. Air . and Airs. Kenneth Lawson of Orchid Drive have returned to then home after being the guests foi seveial days of Air. and Ai rs . Heniy Fearon of Alalden . Alass , and of the Lawsons ' son-in-law and daughter , Air. and Mrs. Charles Ryan , II. of Parkch\ster. Air . and Airs . Franklin Nag le of the Riviera are vacationing fo 1 three weeks at Indian Rock Beach. Fla., along with Air. and Airs. Robei t Spankroy of Laurelton. Air. and Airs . Peter Werckmann and Thomas Rhawl of Brooklyn were miosis ovei the weekend of Air. and Alls. Walter Doyle and daughters , Susan , Shaion and Beth , of W oodland Drive. On Mother ' s da\ they wore join ed by Airs . Violet Doy le and Mrs. X QI \\ Frev and daughter , Sandra , of Queens Vil' aue. at a famil y din- ner held at the Dovle home Ah- . Re«T,na Fu 'da of Elmhurst was the guest o\ei tho weekend of hei son-m-kiH ;l nd daughter . All . and Alls . Walter Peterson and chiidien . Wayne . Debora h and L\ nno of King Road. Air. and Airs . James Staiger and chiidien . Lenore and Raymond , ol Bea\or Diive entertained as then guests for seveial days last w eek Air. and Airs. John Staiger and chiidien Susan , Jimmy, John and Ann Alane of Holhs. Housoguests duung the week at the Alaywood Diive homo oi Air. and Airs. John Stoll weie Airs . Josi ph Aston of Hadley Falls , and All s . Floienc e Aiuierson of Bald- win. On the weekend Ah. and All s . Stoll weie the guests of Ah. and Alls. Fied Stoll of Fairlawn , X. J. Al' . and Ahs. Andrew Albeiti, .It., ol Alagnoha Dru e announce the b-rth of their fii-t child , a dau \htei , Sharon L>nn , weighing rune pound- , on Wedne sday at the Brookha\ en Alemonal Hospital. Ah s . Albeiti . Ji , is the former Aliss Jessica Jane Da\is , daughter of All- . Eloanoi Davis and the late Mi . Davis of Mastic Beach. All . and Airs. George Kemly of Bay Ridge were the gu sto over tlie weekend ol Air. ium Mrs. Ea- ward boug ha ' i and sons , Leonnd ana John , oi Penwood Road. A Civn Detense mealing will be held at the Mastic \ Beach Fn e- house on Neig hoornood koad a. 0 p. m. 1huisua\. Corporal Alichael Paul rJourga ot ti.e Alaihie Coi ps ha- icaiine to the States attci -cavin g loi sev.iuetn momh> in Japan, lie I th > son of Air and Airs. C.eme u oOurgal of Alassapcqua. Over the weekend Alichael was tlu gue-t 01 his grand parents , All. and Airs. Leon Bouigal of Commack Road. Air. and mis . John Sclinell and children , John , Kevin , Bo by, Lynnc , St°ven and Susan , o Biooklyn ha\ e o; ened thei Sum- mci home on Commack Road foi the season and aie spending the month of May vacationing there. Air. and Airs . John Reill y of Brookl yn a.e spending a month at the r Summer bungalow on Lyn- brook Drive . The Ameiican Legion Arthur H Cluiv> Pos * 15!>!i are sponso'ing a Games Night P' riday at 7:4. \ ) p. m. at the Democratic clubh 'ti s on Locust Drive. All are welcom\ to attend . Cop'oany 3 of the Mastic Boa'h Fire Dep-i rtment will m^et at th\ rtrehou. se Fiidav evening for theii business meeting. Air. and Airs. Richard Delaney of Bailey Island , Ale. , have been the housoguests for several days during the week of AI\s. Anna Coleman of West Forest Road. Air. and Airs. John Kane and children , Susan , Kathy and Bruce , of Woodside entertained as their guests for several days during the week Airs. Kane ' s parents , Mr. and Airs. Philip Coyle , Sr., of Jeffer- son Drive. Mastic Beach Explorer Post 121 will meet at the Grace Lutheran Church on Mastic Road at 7:30 p. m. Friday. All members are re- quested to attend. Air. and Airs. James Staiger of Beaver Drive became the grand- parents of their twenty-thiid grandchild Alonday when a baby gnl , wei g hing nine pounds and four ounces , was born to their son-in-law and daughter , Air. and Airs. Lioyd Space of East Patch- ogue , at the Brookhaven Alemorial Hospital. Airs . Space is the former Ali-s Sall y Staiger and tho new bab y is the seventh child of Air. and Ai rs. Space. The Boa.d of Dnectors meeting of the Alastic Jeaeh Propeity Own To Association will be heio Saturday at 1 p. m. at the Mastic Beach Yacht Club on the Riviera. Air. and Al l s. Donald Parker oi Biookh n spent the weekend at their Summer home on Jefferson Drive. Regulation Fire Drill for mem- bei s ol the Alastic Beach Fiie De- partment will be held at 10 a. m. Sunda\ at the firehouse. Ah. and Airs. Jack Haug hn of Alanhasset Drive celebrated their thnty-fi fth wedding anniversary Sunday. Among those joining in the celebration were Mr. and Airs. Jack Haughn and son , Bobby and Cliffoid of East poi t and Air. and Alis. Edwin Lichtenbea^gi; and children , Sandra , Wendy, 'E dwin and Richard , of Alastic Beach. Airs. Florence Nelson is conval- escing at her home on Lynbrook Drive after being a patient at the Central Suffolk Ho-pital in Rive- erhead where she underwent sur- Rei y. Practice for members of the Alastic Beach P\ ire Department Chi'dren ' s Band will be held from 6:30-8 p. m. Alonday at the fire- house. A meeting of the Fire De- partment officers has been sche- duled to follow 7 . Airs. Frank Coraci of Flower Road is a patient at the Brook- haven Alemorial Hospital. Gilbert Tahler of Forest Hills was the weekend guest of his parents , Air. and Mrs. Abraham Tahler of Wavecrest Drive. Mrs. Tahler a 1 so received telep hone calls on Alother ' s day from her son and daughter-in-law , U. S. Naval Commander Graham and Airs . Tahler of Virginia and from her son-in-law and daughter , Air. and Airs. Alac Venitt of Tairy town. 'Inomas J. Tnompson oi magno- lia D lve announced touay uiai, hd is wining to instruct , free OJ . charge , a g roup oi aoout lo to LO people in tne art of squate danc- ing. Further inquiri >s legarding this should be aduress d to nun u. caie oi i\ U. Box 177 , Alast.c Beach. lhe Young People ' s Soc ' ety of the Giaoe Lutheran Chorea \ n me 'l at the entneh lor a bu iness mee nig Monday at 7:130 p. m. F iday ev ming Mr. and Mrs. Winiam Schro i and daughter , Ala- nl yn , of Dog w ood Ro<.d w:re the gu sts of Ai r. and Airs. Conra : Franz , Sr., of Woodland Dru e Satuiday the Schiofs w^ re ho^ to Mi. and Mis. Herman Ste zei and Air. and Al s . William Vog and son , John , of Ri gewood and Air. and Airs. William Siegel of Cedar Road. The Alastic Beach Unit of th Home Extension Service wi'l hold their annual Achievement day at the fi i ehouse on Neighborhood Road from 11 a. m to 3 p. m. Tu sday. Refreshments will be ier- vod and a gift table will bo oper- ated by the various members All are invited to attend and view the pioucts comp leted by th\ mem- bership during t aining courses thiougho'it th\ year. Airs . Robeit DeCordova of As- pen Road , Airs. Tony Zultowski ol East Patchogue and Air. and Airs. Louis Nasti and son , Louis , of Patchogue were the guests Thurs- day of Mrs. Louisa DeCordova of Jackson Hei ghts. Mrs. Theodore Demchuk of Whittier Drive celebrated he' birthday quietly at her home with her famil y Wednesday. Air. and Mrs. Anthony Prevete and children , Robert and Patricia , of Cypress Drive and Mr. and Airs. Phili p Prevete of Phylis Road , Saturday attended the wed- ding of Miss Jean Preveto to Phili p Rubino which took p lace at the St. Vincent de Paul R. C. Chuich in Brooklyn. The Advance is on sale at the Sunflower Coffee Shop, Mastic Beach Pharmacy, Harer ' s , Fisher ' s Alarket , M & B Delicatessen , Dick' s Self-Service Market , Sal Badamentils Grocery, Cardamone ' s Provisions and C & S Delicatessen , in Mastic Beach. —Adv. Roy Risch was the guest-of- honor at a small gathering held at his home on Barclay Road Fri- day evening in celebtation of his thirteenth birthday . Refreshments including a special cake were serv- ed to his guests who were his pa- rents . Air. and Airs. Walter Risch , and Mr. and Airs. Robert DeCordo- va and daughter , Eleanor , of As- pen Road. Thomas Covle , son of Mr. and Airs. Phili p Coy le , S r., celebrated his birthday this week at his home on Jefferson Drive. Wednesday evening the Fire De- partment Pump O perator and Business Alen ' s Drill will be held at the firehouso. Mr. and Airs. Joseph Meshen- berg of Brooklyn weie at their Summer home on Elm Road dur- ing the weekend. Airs. May Staiger celebrated her birthday Wednesday with her hus- band , James , and children , Lenore and Raymond , at their home on Beaver Drue. A card , bunco and mah jong party will be held at the Mastic- Beach Hebrew Center on Neigh- borhood Road Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. All are welcome. Refresh- ments will be served and prizes awarded. B. T. and Airs. Robert Rutig li- ano of the Navy announce the birth of their first child , a daugh- ter , weighing seven pounds , Tues- day at the Naval Hospital , Ports- mouth , Va. They have named her Pamela. Robert is the son of Air. and Mrs. Alichael Rutigliano of Cypi ess Drive and Pamela is their fourth grandchild. Mrs. Rutigliano is the former Miss Alaxine Klink of Mastic. The infant daughter of Mr. and Airs. Louis Daddio of Alder Drive received the name Donna Alarie in a christening ceremony Sunday at the Grace Lutheran Church on Mastic Road . The Rev. Arthur W. Geidel officiated. God parents were Air. and Mrs. William Ryan ol Shirley. A reception was held later at the Deddio home where a buffe t including a large decorated christ- ening cake , inscnbcd \God Blos ^ Donna , '\ was enjoyed by the guests including Barbara , Deborah , Tho- mas and Alichael Daddio , Mr . and Mrs. Jeiry O'Connell and chiidien , Larry, Sandra , Geraldine , Denise , Eileen , Linda and Patricia of Alas- tic Beach , the god parents and their son , Ronald , Clarence Keegan and Donna ' s maternal grandpar- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eliet , and their children Chery l and Louis of Shiiley, All. and Airs. Harry Deut- scher of Inwood , Air. and Mrs. Vernon Baldwin of Babylon , Air. and Mrs. Sal Aguanno and daug h- ter , Alargaiet , of Babylon , Aliss Dolores DiAIaria of Blue Point and Aliss Terry Smith of Patch- ogue. The annual Gold Star Motheis ' luncheon of the SuftV k County Legion Auxiliaiy was held Satur- day at B.onco Charlie ' s Restau- rant in Oakdale. Alesdames Cath- erine Coy le and Sat a McKenna of the Arthur Clune L\gion Post 1533 of Alastic Beach were present along with Airs. Carrie Blomquist . president of the local auxi'iary, as their guest. Each of the ladies pi esent was given a corsage of gold ' mums to commemorate this occasion. Airs. Clara Papa and Miss Mar- garet Metzner were g iven special awatds Thursday at the card party sponsored by the Ladies ' Commit- tee of the Alastic Beach File De- partment Children ' s Band and held at the fiiehouse. Other award s were given to Alesdames John We- ber , Claia Papa and Margaret Cole. The next card party to be sponsored b y this group will be held the first Thursday in June. Air. and Airs. Louis Branden- burg of Spar Drive were hosts over the weekend to their son- in-law and daughter , Mr. and Airs. Milton Wunderlich , and daughters , Helene and Gerrlyn , of Kew Gar- den Hills. On ATo f her ' s day, Mrs. Brandenburg I i ' 1 telephone calls fiom her so, .utd daughters- in-law , Air. and Mr.. Benson Bran- denbuig and famil y of Utica , and Air. and Mrs. Aim ray Branden- burg and family of Kingston. Jack Sherman of the Bronx died at his home Alay 11. He and his wife had maintained a Summer home on Edwards Road for many years and were active members of the Alastic Beach Hebrew Cente r congregation. Mrs. Violet Gambale entettained at a luncheon Wednesday held at her home on Whittier Drive. Hei guests were Mesdames Edna Na- gle , Alice Alascarenas , Bett y Gey- er , Marie Ro ' on , Margaret Lawson and Marie Lawler , of Alastic Beach. Alother ' s Day guests of Airs. Emily Grisanti of Woodside Drive were Air . and Airs Carmine De- Charo of Richmond Hill , Air. and Mrs. Anthony Giisanti and son , Michael , of South Ozone Park , Air. and Airs. John Porcari and daugh- ter , Debbie , of Copit gue and Mr. and Airs. Victor Guttadauro of Massachusetts. Mr. and Airs. Roy S. Bruno of Patchogue we.e hosts at a family dinner on Alother ' s day. Thei ' t guests wore Air. and Airs. Al Ro- lon of Woodland Drive and Air. and Airs. Mariano Bruno , Sr., of Manorvil' e. Louis Wisniev ski of Alanorvdle celebrated his biithday Fiiday at the Long fellow Diive home of Al . and Mis Louis Andersen. Joining in were his wife and infant daugh- ter , Lore Alay, Misses Louise and Lillian Andersen and Arthur and John Pedersen of Mastic Beach Airs. Catherine Dina of Merrick entertained as her guests Satur- day her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Al Rolon of Wood- land Dri\ e. Ait advertisement placed by the Goodfellow Social Club of Alastic Beach was inadvertentl y left out of The Long Island Advance issue of May 11. This was to announce that their annual dance whicj i was to be held May 13 was can- celled due to fire. Senato r Says LI Expressway Will Run South of Navy Field United States Senator Kenneth B. Keating announced this week that the route of the Long Island Expressway is expected to run south of the Navy ' s Calverton Field. Senator Keating said that the Department of Defense has re- opened the question of the routing of the expressway and that he expects that f .ne new route wiii be 6 , 000 feet south of the field. The Navy Department had said the expressway would tun north of the field , despite the opposition of local residents and the State Department of Public Works . Sen. Keating met at the Suffolk County Republican head quarters in Blue Point in February, 1960 , with civic leadeis , engineers and residents to learn of the objections to putting the Expressway north of the field. At that meeting- , Sen. Keating was told that the southern route would better serve the north and south fork of Suffolk County, and that land south of the field is un- developed while land north of the field is rich farmland. The northern route would also have been more costl y becaus e it would have been less direct , re- quiring more miles of concrete to be laid , and would have crossed the present Route 25 in two p laces. After hearing objections to the proposed expressway north of the field , Sen. Keating' promised to do whatever possible to have it re-routed south of the field. The senator said : \I feel confi- dent now that the expressway will run south of the field. I am p leas- ed at the action of the Depart- ment of Defense , and I feel cer- tain that this southern route will best serve everyone. \ Suffolk County Republica n Lead- er Arthur M. Cromarty thanked Sen. Keating for \ coming to our 1 county to acquaint himself with local problems. The senator took the time to study our local problem and then to work tirelessl y for our best interests. The result will not onV be a saving of tremendous amounts of money by making the route more direct , but will also best seive our residents. Th ; is a wonderful example of coopera - tion between local and federal government. \ Plane Crashes Sun . on Sunrise Hwy. Extension MORICHES — Edward Stein , 52 , of Bellerose Sunday tried to make the still unpaved section of the Sunrise Highway extension here double as a landing field , but ended up over an embankment in- stead. He had taken off from the Mastic Air Strip onl y minutes be- fore at approximatel y 5:30 p. m. on a routine flight. Mr. Stein informed police that the motor on his single eng ine Aeronca plane cut out shortl y after takeoff and that he had glided the p lane toward the clear- ed portion of the soon-to-be-com- pleted highway. He attemp ted to make an emergency landing* and brought the p lane down , hit the rough terrain and ended up down the embankment bordering the hi ghway. As soon as the p lane came to rest , Mr. Stein crawled out and made his way to Barnes Road. He hailed a passing motorist and asked him to notify police. 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Edward Rager , center , author-attorney who spoke on \Com- munism vs. Democracy. \ He is also author of book , \Rat Race. \ At left is Robert Hughes , program chairman , and Rolff Roscott , club president. EAST MORICHES — The May meeting of the Seatuck Chap ter , National Society Daug hters of the Revolution was held at the home of Mrs. Effie McCutchean of East Moriches last Friday afternoon. The monthly business meeting was conducted b y Regent Mrs. Pheobe Ray nor. It was decided to help the Eastport Flag Day Asso- ciation and also to put new flags on the graves of three Revolu- tionary War soldiers , where the Seatuck Chap ter had p laced mark- ers. The next meeting of the Sea- tuck Chapter will be a covered dish luncheon at the home of Regent Mrs. Pheobe Raynor of Westhampton in June. Refreshments were served by the hostess , Mrs. Effie McCut- chean. Members present at the May meeting were Mesdames Eva Raynor , p]stelle Pitney and Vera Mott of East port; Pheobe Ray- nor , Katherine Culver and Emma Green of Westhampton; Elsie Grit- ting and Mrs. Lyons of Brook- haven. On May 10 , Mesdames Vera Mott , Eva Raynor , Estelle Pitney of East port , E ffi e McCutchean , and Helen Lane of East Moriches, Pheoho Raynor , Katherine Culver , and Emma Green , members of the Seatuck Chapter , Daughters of the Revolution , met with the o fficers of the National Daughters of the Revolution lor luncheon at Bov den Souare in Southampton. After the luncheon they visited the hiotoi- ual places around the Hamp-> tons. TO BE SUCCESSFUL — ADVERTISE Meeting of Daug hters Of Revolution Is Held B y Seatuck Chapter EAST MORICHES - A food sale benefit sponsored by the mothers of Cub Par k 2'J , Easi. Moriches , will be held opposite the East Moriches Pest Othce at 10 a. m. Saturday. Foods on sa. y will consist of cakes , p ies , sala h and home can- ned foods. Mrs. Gladys I\c-rst n is chair- man of the sale and assisting he are Mesdames Ruth Smith , Greta Lane , Violet Stewart , Eleanore Birch , Ann Meyer, Helen Stevens , James Watson and John C. Bphr. The proceeds will go to the cub pack. You save plenty by subscribing for The Advance , the Postmaster does the rest. Only $5 for 12 mont hs , we pay the postage. Your order addressed to- . Circulation Dept., P. O. Drawer 780 , Patch- ogue , N. Y., will start your paper with 'he nevt p ditinn—Adv Cub Park 29 Mothers Slate Food Sale on Sat. The South Country African Violet Society of Long Island will meet at tthe home of Mis . Joh 1 J. DeSant , ' S ' .i Ceda r Giove Au- ntie , Patchogue, at 8 p. m. Tues- day. AFRICAN VIOLET UNIT
