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EASTPORT NEWS ITEMS Mks llonnie Bell. Tel EAstport .1-0040 Mr. and Mrs . Josep h Tedesco and sons . John and Paul , of Hart - wick weie weekend guests of Mr. and Mi s . M. E. Kelley, Jr., and l.unily of Seatuck Avenue. Mrs . Sop hia MacLcnnan and Mi and Mi- Charles Belsin of We sthampton Beach and Mr. and Mi s . Da\nl Smith and family of Last Ouoii iif were Sunday dinner uue .ts ot Mi. and Mrs. Vernon '1 uttle , Ji. . of Noith Bay Avenue. The Ea4 i»oit Fire Department will hold it- annual dinner Satur- da\ at the Polish Hall in [Over- head. Mi. and Mi s . Gerald Ashcraft . < K \nt 0.. spent a few days last week visiting Mrs. Asheraft ' s p.tient s . Ah. and Mi s . Nelson Col- I lis l heie will be a meeting of the Ladle- ' AtiNihaiy o-f the Fne De- p.utnient Tuesday. Mi and Mi s Samuel Hicks of Seat old; Mr. and Mrs . James Hicks ot Ivonkonkoma , and Mrs. Louis l' .iaun and son. Louis , weie Sun- day que st s ot Mi. and M is . Nel- son Collins. The Ad \ a nee is on sale at Moore ' s Stationery and Eastport Sta1ioner> in Eastport. —Ad\ . Tne Eastpoit Home Extension Sen ice will meet t onight at the Liohoiiso. The pioject will be ula s > etching. Mi. and Mrs. William Jones of I slip Manor were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs . Fiancis Thomp- son and family. An official board meeting will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Westhampton Methodis t Chinch. Mi. and Mrs. George Zahn and dauuhter , Mary l yn , of College Point were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs . Nelson Collins. Mrs. Edith D. Warner accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Knneth Wells ol Sound Ax eiiue. Rhorhead , to Pottstow n , Pa., where they spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tuttle and family. All s . Chailos Thompson , who lecently uude iwent surgery, is re- cuperating at the homo of her son- in-law and daughter . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kalwite of 42 Sherwood Di ive , East Islip. The Southside Grange No. 1224 will meet at 8 p. in. tomoirow in Letiion Hall. Mrs . Hope Williams spent last weekend vi s iting her son-in-law and daughter . Mr. and Mtrs. Ron- ald Chambers , of Jamesburg, N. J. The Eastport Gospel Church vill present another Family Film Night at 7:.SO p. m. Saturday in the church. There will be two films. The first film will be \Mr. Te\a- \ starling Georgia Lee and Redd Harper. This film also in- cludes the Billy Graham staff and singer. George Beverly Shea. The second film is \Tommie P' liids a Friend. \ St. Mary Ukrainian Chinch of Eastport will present the Musical screen play \Martisia \ at 8 p. m. May 28 in the church hall. Mr. and Mr. s . Floyd Mott en- tertained Mrs. Mott' s sister , Mrs. Helen Rosik , and her brother-in- law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pospisik , all of Scarsdale , Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gordon and son , Richard , of East Brent- wood were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thompson of Collins Avenue. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. The Eastport Home Extension Service held its monthly business meeting and Achievement Night last Thursday at the firehouse , with Mrs. John Baker , Jr., presid- ing. Mrs. James Norton and Mrs. Herbert Brown were in charge of the displays. Following the short business meeting, colored slides of floral arrangements were shown. A floral arrangement contest with 13 entries was held. Mrs. David Records and Mrs. Josep hine Tuttle judges , awarded first prize to Mrs. Emory Tuttle. Honorable mention was given to Mrs. Kenneth War- ner and Mrs. Jack Tuttle. Follow- ing the program and under the direction of Mrs. Jack Vakay and Mrs. Jack Tuttle. games were played. Mrs. Edwin Mayer and Mrs. George Baker of the refresh- ment committee served cookies and punch. The next business meet- ing will be June 1 , also a work night to finish up the project of glass etching. The refreshment committee for June will be Mrs. Ronald Raynor and Mrs. Frances Tuttle. EASTPORT PTA The Eastport Parent-Teacher Association will hold its final meeting of the year at 7:30 p. m. tomoi row at the high school. The ait , home economics and industrial arts departments will have pro- jects on display in the main hall. The school band , directed by Sam Lamendola, will give a short concert in the auditorium. The following officers of the PTA for the school year 19G1- 19(5 2 will be installed: President , James Travis; vice president , Mrs. Lillia n Frey ; treasurer , Mrs . M a- rie Gordon , and secretary, Mrs. Elaine Paxson. Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria. FIRE DEPARTMENT The East port Fire Department held its monthly meeting May 8 at the firehouse with Chief Her- bert Brown presiding. It w r as announced that the eigh- ty-ninth Annual State Fireman ' s convention will be held in Roches- ter from August 21 to 25. Arthur John , Jr., was elected to membership subject to the appro- val of the Board of Commissioners. Tellers were Chairman Edward Visik , Paul Smith , Jr., Chester Massay, Jr. , and Elbert Gordon. An application for membership was received from Michael Sala- nione. Joe Ceckowski, Melvin Gordon and Richard Alfred became mem- bers and were given their key and badge. Joe Matulewski and Leroy Pri- vett have been chosen to attend Camp D e B r u c e Conservation Camp. The refreshment committee for the June 5 meeting will be chair- man Bruce Federico , assisted by Charles Babkiewich , John Chituck , Stewart Worby, Reg Hawkins , Louis Kish , Milton Rogers , Tony Salamone and Chester Massay, Jr. LEGION AUXILIARY The American Legion Auxiliary Post No 1545 met May 9 at the Legion Hall , with Mrs. Ann Keck , president , in charge. The Poppy posters made by stu- dents of Eastport High School un- der the sponsorship of the unit were displayed. The winners of the Poppy Poster contest will be announced at a later date. It was voted to dispense with the monthly meetings in June and July. The next monthly meeting will be held August 2 at the Le- gion Hall. A discussion was made to hold a sale of household items of in- terest. These items will be donat- ed by the members. Mrs. Keck has agreed to hold the sale in front of her home. No clothing will be included in this sale. It was stated that Mrs. Keck had taken 222 magazines to the County Rehabilitation Center. Mrs. Florence Mercer was the birthday celebrant of the month. Members of the unit who attend- ed the county luncheon at Bronco Charlie ' s Restaurant in Oakdale Saturday were Mrs. Lillian Frey and Mrs. Helen Kanas. Music chairman Mrs. Irma Nor- wood announced the hymns of the month as \Tell Me the Old , Old Story, \ \Just a Closer Walk With Thee \ , and \America The Beauti- ful. \ Following the meeting refresh- ments were served bv Mrs. F' o- rence Mercer and Mrs. Josephine Mottola. GIRL SCOUTS Eastport Brownie Troop No. 84 met May 9 at the high school with its leaders , Mrs. George Frey and Mrs. John Kostuk. The Brownie Salute and Promise was led by Susan Carlone. The Brownies finished work on the gifts that they had made for their mothers for Mother ' s day. They also prac- ticed songs that they will sing on Daisy day June 3 at Camp Paqua- tuck , East Moriches. Girl Scout Troop 36 met May 9 at the high school with the leaders , Mrs. Joseph Kris and Mrs. Victor Kostuk. The girls worked on t h e dramatization of events that would help them achieve their badge in one particular event. Birthday cel- ebrant Joan Meyer served cup cakes and lemonade at the close of the meeting. Eastport Chipmunk Patrol and the Cardinal Patrol of Troop 66 met May 9 at the h i gh school , with Leaders Mrs. John Kuech , Mrs. Frank Coker , M r s. Clifton Raynor and Mrs. John Chituck. The entire troop finished the work on their Mother ' s day gifts and they also practiced the part that they will take in the Flag dav celebration. Shirley and Mastic Ac res Mm. Irma Darin, ATlantic 1-8150 A sui-prise bridal shower in honor of Miss Alice Blank was given by Mrs . Robert Cox at the home of Mrs. Harry Blank of Floyd Road , May 5. Decorations were in pink and white. A buffet supper was served and table de- corations featured two large show- er cakes. Guests were Mesdames McNichols , James Gleason , Sam Cole , Misses Rita Dermody, Irene Gerald Garrett , Sr., Michael Mc Kenna , Jake Bartscherer , Irene Mc Nichols , Susan Peterson , Marie Gleason , of Mastic Beach ; Mrs. Mr-rrill Greco, Mrs. M. Greco, Mrs. Nathan Heller of Massapequa ; Mrs. David Fisher of Minneapolis , Minn.; Mesdames Frank Tomasko , George Lofsten , Frank Rutkowski , John Dolezal , Charles Breslin of Mastic; Mrs. Carmela Stefenelli , Miss Mary Stefanelli , Mrs. Katie Zappi , Mrs. Louis Conti , Jr., Mrs. Jennie Conti of Brooklyn ; Mrs. William Holland of Center Mori- ches; Miss Mary Edwards of Mori- ches; Mrs. Frank Bernholz of Man- orville; Mesdames Jerry Stuart , Albert Genovese. Louis Conti , Jo- sephine Greco , John Bennett, Wil- liam Rudek , Misses Virginia Towle and Misses Eileen and Kathleen Bennett of Shirley. Miss Blank will be married to John Conti of Grand Avenue , at 3 p. m . June 3 at the Grace Luthera n Church in Mastic Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calotta of Ozone Park were at their home on Coventry Avenue over the weekend. A daughter , Carol , was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oliver of West Babylon , May 2 at Bruns- wick Hospital in Amityville. The ^baby weighed 7 pounds , 10 ounces. Mrs. Oliver is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Boccanfuso of Forest Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macisak , formerly of New York Cit y, are residing year round at their home on Pawnee Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Ainis of Ozone Park returned home afte r spending a week' s vacation at their country home on Coventry Avenue. Their weekend guests were their son-in-law and daug h- ter , Mr. and Mrs. Donald La Salle , and children , Linda , Donald and Steward of Ozone Park. Mother ' s day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muff of West End Avenue were their son and daug h- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. William Mtoff , and children , Diane , Lor- raine and Steven , of Far Rocka- way. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davin and daughter , Sharon Ann , of Vernon Avenue , Mastic , who were invited over af- ter receiving a telep hone call from Mirs. William Huff wdiom they hadn 't seen in 20 years. The Da- vins were friends of Mrs. Muff years ago in Richmond Hill and through the >ears lost track of each other. With the aid of the Long Island Advance Mrs. Muff decided to call the Davins and see if they were the people she knew so long ago. As a correspondent for the paper , this is the second time Mrs. Davin has had an in- cident happen like this. North Shirley Girl Scout Troop 92 met last Friday nig ht at the home of the leader , Mrs. Rau l Hidalgo of Pinelawn Avenue , with 11 girls present. The girls made placemats as Mother ' s Day gifts. Mary Palma of the Quaker patrol led the flag ceremony. On May 30 the girls plan to march in the Mastic Beach American Legion Memorial day parade. A guest at the meeting was Hilda Hidalgo , daughter of Mrs. Hidalgo. Rems enburg and Speonk Willis B. Tuthill The Ralph Hubbard' s tenant house in the rear of his residence is being occupied by F. H. Spedick and family. Postmaster and M' rs. David Jay- ne hav e rented their home on Club Lane to Joseph Longo and Hu- bert Hill of New York City and Bernard Seidman of the Bronx. The Jayne family will occupy apartments in the post office build- ing, the Academy, for the Sum- mer. The Advance is on sale at Speonk Market and the E & B Market in Speonk. —Adv. Miss Jane McHugh of Speonk Roa d , Remsenburg, and daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mc- Hugh , is now a freshman at Manhattanville College , Purchase. Miss McHugh graduated last year from Seton Hall at Patchogue. Mrs. Murray Hearn is chairman of the advisory board of the Grad- uate School of Social Work of Adelph i College which held its annual community luncheon at the Garden City Hotel last Thursday. Mrs. Hearn has a Summer home on South Country Road , Remsen- burg. She is the widow of the late Judge Murra y Hearn. The Remsenburg Guild held its final meeting of the year recently at the home of Mrs. Richard A. Bossung of Halsey Lane. Attend- ing were Mesdames Ann Johan- son , Dorothy Raynor , Margaret Conn , Marion Raynor , Phyllis Ma- tulewski , Edith Bishop, Sophie Kissel and Frances Rose. Final plans were discussed for the Me- morial day cake and coke sale. The committee consists of Delia Bos- sung, Marion Raynor and Phyllis Matulewski. The cake sale will be held at 10 a. m. Memorial day at the intersection of Phillips Ave- nue and South Country Road by the chapel. A variety of cake , cookies and pies will be sold. The purpose of the cake sale is to raise money for Camp Paquatuck. Moriches News Items Mrs. Ann Buree. Tel . ATlantic 4-0691 On May 12 Audrey Meyer cele- brated her seventh birthday with the family at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. James L. Meyer of Hawkins Avenue. Mrs. Lloyd G. Penney of Lewis Avenue and Mrs. Roland Penney were luncheon guests recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patrick of North Merrick. On May 12 , 13 , and 14 , George Burge of Barnes Road , associate advisor of Explorer Post 121 of Mastic Beach , enjoyed a visit to the Suffolk County Air Force Base at Westhampton Beach. Their visit included a personal tour of the base featured by a visit to the base theater where they view- ed a p icture regarding Hiomarc Missiles and one regarding Fighter Interceptors. Accompanying Mr. Burge were Daniel Burge. Jr.. of Circuit Road , Bellport , advisor of Post 121 , and two Explorer mem- bers. Richard Werner of Montauk Highwa y celebrated his birthday Friday. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Chrzan- owski of Montauk Highway were Mr. Chrzanowski' s mother , Mrs. Julia Chrzanowski of Albertson , Mrs. Chrzanowski' s mother , Mrs. Mary Rybacki of the Bronx , and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huron of Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cusuzzio of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their Summer residence on Third Str eet. Mrs. Richard Penney of Massa- pequa spent May 10 at the home of her sister , Mrs. Raymond D. Havens of Barnes Road. A surprise stork shower was held Mjay 3 for Mrs. Daniel Mc- Clusky of Manorville at the home o f Mj s. Frank Moorhus of Barnes Road. Mrs. William Weath e rbee of Center Moriches and Mrs, Bertha Hulse and Miss Mary Ann Moorhus of Moriches were hostes- ses. A buffet spread was featured. Those attending were Mesdames Frank Moorhus , Sr., Helen Gre- gory, Henry Borak , Warren Hulse , Jr., Peter Fesnick and Miss Sandy Havens of Moriches; Mesdames Walter Haase , Sr., Andrew Mc- Clusky, M. Martin , M. G. Bruno , Ernest Rub y, G. Ommundsen , Wil- liam Mc Clusky and Miss Janice Haase of Manorville ; Mesdames William Shiminski , Harold Hulse , Harry Bjornstad and Miss Ann Roberts of Mastic and Mesdames Frank Bednarczuk and J. Cagta- doro of Center Moriches. On May 4 Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Jurgielewicz of Barnes Road be- came the parents of a 9 pound , 2 ounce , daughter , born at Brook- haven Memorial Hospital. The Jur- gielewiczes have three oth\r chil- dren , Anne , Joseph and Stefne. The baby has been named Janet Anne. Mrs. George Burg e of Barnes Road enjoyed a weekend visit from her niece , Miss Kathleen Thompson of Mastic , formerly of Bay Shore. On Saturday night Mrs. George Burge and childre n , George and Debbie , and niece , Kathy were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Surge ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Page of Mastic. The Blue Lantern in Mastic was the setting for a surprise stork shower in honor of Mrs. Marion Schubert of Marion Drive on May 6. Mrs. Dorothy Hulse of Barnes Road and Mrs. Helen Hulse of Moriches were hostesses. A play pen fi l le d with many gifts was tr i mmed with pi nk an d blu e p a p er with streamers of the same colors decorating the ceiling and walls. A stork decoration centralized the table of buffet refreshments. At- tending were Mesdames Frank Moorhus , Sophie Fesnick , Louis Hulse , Warren Hulse , Edith Buck- heit , Charles Buckheit , Arthur Edwards , Henry Borak , Hal Kwasna , John Walkman and Miss Carol Schubert of Moriches; Mesdames Emil Manzellio , Robert Manzellio and Daniel Mc Clusky of Manorville ; Mesdames William Moylan , Charles Meyer , George Sammis and Daniel Ra gamata of Mastic; Mesdames Tony Michna , Victor Aganettre , Clayton Huey, Louis Strebel , Jr., George Kalmer , William Amy and Miss Catherine Kalmar of Center Moriches; Mrs. William Irish of East Moriches , Mrs. William Neppell of Mastic Beach , Mrs. Harold Hulse of Mas- tic Acres. The monthly meeting of the Mastic Moriches Shirley Dem- ocratic Club will be held at 8:30 p. m. today at the Mastic Fire Hall in Mastic. The Bible Protestant Church on Montauk Highway holds Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., Morning worship service at 11:15 a. m. and Evening gospel service at 7:30 p. m. Bible study and Prayer Meet- ing at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. The Joy Club for children from 8 to 12 years , Thursday at 6:30 p. m. and the Youth Fellowship for teenagers also Thursday at 6:30 p. m. Reads Day Camp Set to Enter 1 4th Season July 5 Entering its fourteenth season July 5 will be the County Day Camp, which is operated by Mr . and Mrs. Henry Read on the spac- ious grounds adjoining their home at 468 South Ocean Avenue, Pat- chogue. Mr. and Mrs. Read said the camp, which has been growing steadily each Summer since it was opened in 1949 , handles children from four to 14 years of age. Bus transportation is provided , the children being called for at their homes , and brought home at the end of each day. Many facilities are provided at the camp, including hoi'seback- riding. The camp will follow its usual varied list of activities this year. The swimming program , featuring Red Cross qualified swimming instructors , centers largely around Patchogue ' s Mun- icipal Swimming Pool , which is less than two blocks from the camp grounds. Maintaining that the camp \ stresses a safe , non-fatiguing, happy program , \ Mr. and Mrs. Read said that the children are di- vided into groups , according to age , and are under the care of 22 supervisors. Mr. Read is athleti c director at Seton Hall Catholic Co-ed Hig h School , with which he has been associated for over 20 years. Mr. and Mrs. Read are themselves the parents of 11 children , ranging up to 24 years of age. 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