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Manorville Mrs. John Freese , Tel. PArk 7-5198 A guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kruger of Schultz Road one day last week was Mrs. Krager ' s mother , Mrs. Peter Pfer- rmann of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rickabee and son , Paul , of Lindenhurst weie recent dinner guests at the home of Ml- , and Mrs. Norman Freese of Schultz Road. On Sunday Mrs. Ethel Hettrick of Dayton Avenue visited at the home of her aunt , Mrs. George Coon of West Orange. Accom- panying her to New Jersey were her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. David Hettrick of Ya- phank , with their four children. The Ladies ' Aid Society of Brookfield Presbyterian Churc h held its monthly meeting Thursday night at the church. Present were Mesdames Alice Dye , Ph y lis Car- ter , Ethel Hettrick , Alma Wil- liams , Doris Nodine , Patricia Kru- ger , Stephanie Freese , Jean Fre- ese and Zoe Freese. Plans for a rummage sale to be held in July were made with Mrs. Hettrick and Mis. Carter as co-chairmen. Mrs. Patricia Kruger was appointed missionary chairman. The members voted to send an offering through the Presbyterial for the work at the Wanless Hospital in Miraj, India. Mrs. Nodine was the hos- tess for the evening. Miss Mary Lou Field of Chest- nut Hill , Mass., spent several days this week visiting at the home of her brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Donald King of Schultz Road. Mrs. Donald King of Schultz Road was hostess with Mrs. Wal- ter Freese also of Schultz Roa d , at a stork shower for Mrs. Robert King of Center Moriches Friday r.ight at the King home. Their guests were Mrs. Donald King and daughter , Betsy, of Manhas- sot; Mrs. Lester Khiene and Mrs. Gerald Levine of Center Moriches , and Mesdames Zoe Freese , Ste- p hanie Freese, Jean Freese , Doris Nodine and Patricia Kruger of Manorville. A food sale , sponsored by the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Fire De- partment has been planned from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. May 27. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schrage of Bayport became the parents of a daughter . M , a r g a r e t Bernadine , A pril 30. Mrs. Shrage is the for- mer Mit- s Margaret Hettrick of Manorville. The Schrages have three other children , Frank , Jr., Valorie and Marsha. A meeting of the teachers and officers of the Brookfield Sunday School was held Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Freese. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freese , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kruger , Mrs. Mildred Stafford , Mrs. Doris No- dine and Mr. and Mrs. John Fre- ese. June 11 was set for the an- nual Children ' s day program . The program will be given by the entire Sunday School membership The title of the production is '\Spring ' s Universal Message. \ At the recent Parent-Teacher Association meeting at South Manor School , election of officers was held. Elected for the coming year weie Mrs. Mary Royalty, president; Mrs. Helen Oliver , vice president; Mrs. Alma Williams , recording secretary ; Mrs. Helen Raynor , corresponding secretary, Th- \ 1 evening was also designated as Teachers Recognition Nig ht and the lady teachers were pre- sented with corsages for the oc- casion , the gentlemen with a boutonniere. Mrs. Royalty , the new president , was also the re- cipient of a corsage and Anthony Dellova , retiring president , with a boutonniere. The group discus- sed plans for a tri p for the chil- dren in June to the Stony Brook Carriage Museum , under the lead- ership of the principal , Mrs. Sam- uel Hudson. BROOKFIELD CHOIR On Sunday the members of the Brookfield Presbyterian Church choir enjoyed dinner at the Lin- denmere , Center Moriches. They were accompanied by the mem- bers of the session of the church and their wives , Mr. and Mrs. John Freese , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dye and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freese. The group attending were Miss SueBeth Carter , Alice Dye , Susan Freese , Peggy Genia , Ca- rol Neuhoff , Janice Nodine , Mar- cia , Maureen and Janice Rice and Cheryl Williams; David C arter , Lincoln Freese , James and How- ard Genia and Gary Glubiack. After dinner they traveled to East Quogue where Mrs. Selma Hill , a former teacher , was p leased with several of their musical of- ferings. They sang \Seek Ye The Lord \ (Roberts); \Jacob' s Lad- der , \ a spiritual , and a special number for Mother ' s Day \We Thank Thee For Our Mothers \ (Giiker). At the end of the Mo- ther ' s day offering Mrs. Hill read for the young folks a poem she had written as a tribute to her own mother in 1924. She had been a teacher for many years in North Manorville School ; some of the young people were in her classes , and all of them were affiliated with her in Brookfield Church and Sunday School. Retiring from the teaching profession last year , Mrs. Hill has been living with her daughter , Mrs. Edward Downs of East Quogue. TO BE SUCCESSFUL — ADVERTISE CM Choral Soc. Slates Spring Concert May 26 CENTER MORICHES — The Choral Societ y of the Moriches is scheduled to hold its Spring concert at the Center Moriches High School gymnasium at 8:15 p. m. May LiG under the diiection of Josef A. Lemmen , prominent Eastern Long Island singer and di- rector. The society .vill present a musi- cal scene of \Spring In May, \ in which the ladies of the chorus will be attired in pastel colors. Since the group ' s reorganization in 1959 , only sacred music such as \The Seven Last Words of Christ , \ b y Dubois and Handel' s \Messiah , \ has been presented. The society will present \Rhap- sody for the Month of May, \ words and music by John Jacob Niles : ''Three Hungarian Folk Songs , \ words by A. L. Lloyd , music by Matas Seiber ; choral selections from the current Broadway mu- sical , \West Side Story, \ lyrics by Stephen Sondheim , music by Leonard Bernstein. The hi ghlig ht of the program will be one of for- mer President Dwi ght D. Eisen- hower ' s favorite tunes , \The Yel- low Rose of Texas , \ arranged by Alice Parker and Robert Shaw. Mrs. Ruth Becker of Bell port will be piano accompanist for the concert. She is presentl y organist at the Center Moriches Methodist Church. The soloists include Mrs. Carol Jurgielewicz of Moriches , soprano ; Mrs. Harriet Vosganian of East Moriches , soprano; Mrs. Dorothy Owen of East Moriches , contralto , and Josef Lemmen , baritone. CENTER MORICHES N EWS Mrs. Alfred K. Blechner , AT 4-1114 While Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Macher of Malverne Park , son-in- law and daughter of Mrs. Frank G. Schumacher of Elizabeth Place , attended Parents ' day at Wittenberg College in Spring- field , 0., to visit their daughter , Miss Jean W. Macher , Mrs. Schu- macher stayed at the home of the Machers with her grandson , Rich- ard , from May 5 to May 8. Mrs. Ansgar Thomson of Brook- field Avenue was hostess for the Thursday Afternoon Luncheon and Bridge Club May 4 at her home. Those who at t e n d e d were Mesdames Richard Bernstein , Ed- ward Hansen , Frank G. Schuma- cher , Fred Howell and Bernt Tofte all of Center Moriches; Mrs. Le Roy Smith of East Patchogue , and Mrs. Charles Alden of East Moriches. The Choral Society of the Mtor- iches meets at 8 p. m. Monday at the Center Moriches High School gymnasium. This is one of the last rehearsals before the con- cert May 26 , to be held at the high school gym. Birthdays celebrated are May 11 — Mrs. Albert Marissal of Chichester Avenue; May 12 — Sherwood Baker of Montauk High- way and Debra Whitehead , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John White- head of Shirley Street; May 14 — Dara Ann Hulse , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hulse of Barnes Road ; May 16 — Mrs . Donald Hulse of Cooks Park ; May 17 — Mrs. Beverly Malutka of Chiches- ter Avenue; May 18 — Reidun Olsen , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reider Olsen of Clinton Street; May 21 — Howard Carlough of Lake Avenue; May 22 , Patti Mal- utka , daughter of Mt. and Mrs. John J. Malutk a of Chichester Avenue ; May 24 — Dr. Abram Goldsher of North Ocean Avenue and Miss Joyce Montecalvo , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs . John T. Mont- ecalvo , Sr., of Railroad Avenue. A ward party to be held at the Centra l Islip State Hospital is be- ing sponsored by 'the American Legion Post 929 , Center Moriches , tomorrow night. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. The M or i c h e s Rotary Club meets at 6:15 p. m. today at the Sunrise Restaurant in Center Moriches. The South Bay Business and Professional Woman ' s Club will meet at 6:30 p. m. Monday at the Sunrise Restaurant. Dinner will be served and the meeting will commence at 7:30 p. m. Junior and senior students from William Floyd , Eastport , Bellport and Cen- ter Moriches High Schools will be invited to attend. The annual Mother-Daughter dinner of the Center Moxiches Girl Scouts will be held at 6 p. m. Tuesday at the Sunrise Res- taurant. A rummage and furniture sale will be held at the St. John ' s R. C. Church at the old rectory next to the churc h on Ocean Avenue from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturday. It is sponsored by the church' s Rosary Altar Guild Societ y. Mrs. Christine Pendzick is chairman. Mi* , and Mrs. Leon Colman of Leonia , N. J., became the parents of a son , Gregory Joseph , born at the Holy Name Hospital in Teaneck April 24. The baby weighed 7 pounds , 2 ounces. Vi- siting them from Center Moriches were Mliss Jody O'Connell from April 22 to 24; Mrs. Dolly O'Con- nell from April 24 to 28 and Mrs. John D. Hicky on May 6 and 7. The Colmans have two other chil- dren , Sharon Jenifer and Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of Edwards Street announce the birth of a granddaughter , Debra Ann , born May 3 at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. The infant weighed 7 pounds , 8 ounces , and is the first born of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mlurray of Masti c , son and daughter-in-law of the John Mur- rays. 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. A double celebration was held May 6 at Frank' s Corner in MJas- tic in observance of Mrs. Edward Hansen ' s birthday and Mr. and Mrs. Edwa rd Hansen ' s thirty-se- cond wedding anniversary. Many gifts were received. Attending the dinner party were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rantsh , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Munsell of Mastic; Mrs. Amelia Debler , Mrs. Margaret Hanson , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zippel all of Center Moriches. The guests-of- honor are residents of Union Ave- nue. Robert Vojvoda , son of Mrs. Dorothy Vojvoda of Lake Avenue celebrated his sixth birthday May 4 and the following day he at- tended the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus at Madison Square Garden , Now York City, with his mother and his cou- sins , Robert Rump h and Karen Rumph , of Chichester Avenue. Miss Phebe Resler of Ossian , Ind., was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tenke , Jr., on Senix Avenue. Mrs. Charles Resler of Ossian , Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Craft of Dover , N. J., were guests at the home of Mrs. Arthur Schoe- ner , Sr., on Main Street. The Ladies ' Guild of the Pres- by terian Church of the Moriches met May 9 at the church. Mrs. Norman Hyland , president , presid- ed. The devotions were read by Mrs. Mark Scale , followed by a prayer. Further plans for the an- nual bazaar and luncheon to be held June 23 were discussed. Mrs. Ralph Lukert is luncheon chair- man. A social hour followed after a short business meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ralph Lukert on South Ocean Avenue , May 23. The hostess for the evening was Mrs. John Ciperano. Those present were Mesdames John Ciperano , Mark Seale , Nj orman Hyland , Gary Cot- tinyham , Joseph Livesay , Robert Trimble , William Price , Ralph Lu- kert , Wayne Martin , Alfred Blech- ner and George Anderson. There will be a meeting of the journal and dedication dance com- mittee of the St. John ' s R. C. Church on Ocean Avenue at the barn at 8 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Alden of East Mo- riches was hostess for the Thurs- day Afternoon Luncheon and Bridge Club last week. Those pre- sent were Mesdames Richard Bern- stein , Edward Hansen , Bernt Tofte , Frank G. Schumacher and Angus Thomson of Center Mo- riches; Mrs. Ted Hamrick of Man- orville; Mrs. Le Roy Smith of East Patchogue and Charles Al- den of East Moriches. The Silva Rebekah Lodge is holding a card party at 8:30 p. m. May 26 at the lodge hall on Main Street. The Cub Scout Pack 23 of Cen- ter Moriches meets at the Center Moriches all-purpose room at 7 p. m. Tuesday. The Rotary Club of the Morich- es meets at 6:15 p. m. today. The Great South Bay African Violet Society meets at 8 p. m. to- morrow at the Center Moriches High School auditorium. The Silva Rebekah Lodge he 1 d its regular meeting last Friday night at the lodge hall with Mrs. Viola Hyland , noble grand , presi- ding, eighteen members were pre- sent. Plans were discussed for the card party to be held at the hall at 8:30 p. m. for the benefit of Camp Paquatuck. A meeting will be held before the card party at 7:30 p. m. for its members. An initiation of new members will take place at the next regular meeting at 8 p. m. June 9. A covered-dish supper for members is scheduled to be held at 6:30 p. m. June 23. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Amy Baker . Mrs. Gei-trude Titmus and Mrs. Flora Hulse. Paul Hyland , son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hyland of Main Street , was given a dinner party celebration in honor of his thir- teenth birthday May 7 at the home of his parents. The guest-of-hon- or ' s mother made two birthday cakes , one was an ice cream cake in shape of a book inscribed , \Happy Birthday Paul\ and the other , a decorated cake inscribed \Happy Birthday \ with 13 candles on it. Helping him celebrate the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Hyland and children , Bonnie and Susan , of Wesley Street , Rob- ert Hyland , Miss Laraine Lapham of Mastic and the guest-of-honoi s parents. Mrs. Albert Marissal of Chich- ester Avenue was guest-of-honor on Mother ' s day when she celebra- ted her birthday. Her guests were : her husband , Albert , Mr. and Mrs. Willett Ryder and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ryder of Lindenhurst; Mrs. Beatrice Georg and son , Henry, of Westbury ; Mr. and Mrs. George Dyke and son , Robert who is sta- tioned with the Coast Guard at New York City, of East port; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meyers and son , Kevin , of East Patchogue; Mrs. Lorraine Gozzola and daughter , Judy, of Patchogue and Miss Gail Dyke of Eastport. The Past Noble Grands Club of the Silva Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Mrs. Grace Allen May 5 with Mrs. Ada Robins , president , in charge. Nine members were pre- sent. The next meeting will be held at 8 p. m. June 2 at the home of Mrs. Flora Hulse at Union Aven- ue. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Center Moriches Fire Department will hold its meeting at 8 p. m. May 29. The auxiliary is scheduled to hold a bake sale at 10 a. m. May 27 at Bohack' s food store. Al- so to be sold will be fancy hand made articles. Lawyers Luncheon Set Friday by Suffolk GOP BLUE POINT — Justice of the Peace W. Royden Klein of Setau- ket will speak at the May \law- yers ' luncheon \ of the Suffolk County Republican Club. The luncheon will be held tomor- row at the clubhouse on Atlanti c Avenue , Blue Point. It will be served buffet sty le starting at 12:30 p. m. Suffolk County Republican Chairman Arthur M. Cromarty, Suffolk County lawyers , jud ges , justices of the peace and town and county o fficials will also be present. East Moriches News Items Mrs. Gordon «. Dickson. ATlantic 4-1144 <S The Guildettes of the East Mo- riches Presbyterian Church held a successful turkey supper in the church social rooms Saturday. The affair was organized by Mrs. George Vakay, president , assisted by Mesdames Vernon Hawkins , Donald Tuttle , James Watson , Pe- ter Jespersen , Michael Shiminski , Ruth David , Edward Reynolds , Jr. , George Delong, Robert McPhail and Edward Bristow , Jr. The Church Helpers of the East Moriches Presbyterian Church held its monthly luncheon meeting last Thursday, Mrs. Austin Mos- bacher presiding. Miss Lila Barber led the devotions. Mark Osborn , a member of the Early Fliers Club, attended a meeting of that organization at the Suffolk Air Force Base , Sun- day. The program was a celebra- tion of 50 years of Naval Aviation. Among the speakers who tol d of personal experiences in this field were Eleanor Smith , the well known aviatrix , Mr. Brennan , the mayor of Southampton , Arthur Mix , and Colonel Frank Hill , the base commanding officer. Eleanor Smith was at Cape Canaveral for the launching of the rocket that took Commander Shepard into space while her son , Patrick , now in the Navy was in the Bahamas with the group ready to fish the spaceman out of the sea. The sec- retary of the club made special mention of Armed Forces day to be held at the base , Saturday. The Men ' s Club of The East Moriches Methodist Churc h will hold a roast beef dinner in the church basement Saturday. There will be servings at 5:30 and 7 p. m. Tickets can be acquire d from church members. The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Lem- mermann and Mrs. Ruth Palmer will attend the annual conference of the New York Eastern confe r- ence of the Methodist Church in Grace Church in Valley Stream , from May 24 to 28 , Mrs. Palmer will be the lay delegate to this conference. Walter Albertzard of Washing- ton State and Germany, an artist , residing in Mrs . Eva Osborn ' s cot- tage on Montauk Highway, is busy preparing canvasses for a one- man exhibit. Mr. Albertzard paints in both a realistic or abstract man- ner and in his spare time is mak- ing a study of commercial art. He has already exhibited in galleries on the West Coast and sold a number of his paintings. The pink and white carnations in the sanctuary in honor of Moth- er ' s Day were provided by the Women ' s organizations of the Presbyterian Church and everyone received a flower when leaving. The kindergarten and first grade department made little Victorian posies to take home to their moth- ers , under the supervision of Mrs. Vernon Hawkins and Miss Patri- cia Bristow. There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to your home every week in the ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the year for only $5. Subscribe now , Circulation Manappr Anv at all W. T. 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N.r.%£AT'4-0400 . w MM M . im . 11...... ^^— M n i rr - | — n — i n i nn«ri Mn. Irna Darin , ATlantic 1-I1I* Miss Lillian Link was guest-of- honor at a surprise bridal shower given by Mrs. Robert Foley at her home on Lambert Avenue , May 6. Decorations were white streamers and bells. Seated on a decorated throne beneath a white shower umbrella covered with rosebuds , Miss Link opened many gifts. Other decorations included sprays of roses , carnations and fern on the room dividers which also featured a beautiful bridal doll. A buffet supper was served and a large shower cake inscribed , \Congratulations Snooky, \ adorn- ed the table. All of the guests present received a miniature white pin cusion boudoir chair. Guesst were Mesdames Walter Link , Rob- ert Link , Jr., Mario Rakvin , Mat- thew Curley, Connie Roncone , Charles Palillo , Allan Tupman of Mastic; MHss Patricia Pavlik of Sayville; Mrs. Eva Emrick of Brooklyn; Mrs. Robert Link of Huntington ; Mrs . Eugene Rai- mondi of Commack; Mrs. Harold Hammond , Mrs. Robert Hersh- berg, Miss Mary Hamersfield , Mrs. Francis Fillier of the Bronx , Mlrs. Frank Qualtiero , Mrs. Jack Maher Mrs. Nino Rufo of Bellport; Mrs. Charles Link of New York City , and Mrs. Edwai'd Daly of Islip. Miss Link will be married to Ross Emrick of Oakdale at 7 p. m. June 10 at the Mastic Beach Democratic clubhouse by Justice of the Peace Salvatore Laggatutta. The Advance is on sale at The Shack and McCIea n ' s Market in Mastic. —Adv. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gerle of Midland Avenue were Miss Gladys Ennis and Miss Sophie Borgia of the Bronx. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Element of Hampton Avenue entertained as guests last Friday Mrs. Gus Hen- nings of Eusti s , Fla. ; Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider of Brentwood , and Mrs. Richard Brabant and children , Robert , Kenneth and Mary Ellen , of Ogdensburg. Mrs. Hennings remained at the Element home to spend a week' s vacation. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricit y. —Adv. A combined birthday party in honor of Miss Ann Marie Roberts of Midland Avenue and Mrs. Thomas Andrejezewski of Shirley was given by Ann Mari e ' s mother , Mrs. John Roberts , at the Blue Lantern Restaurant on Montauk Highway, Sunday. Miss Robert s celebrated her eighteenth birthday. Among those a ttending were Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts , Mr. and Mrs. F. Caldwell , Miss Patricia Roberts , Mors. Mildred Steinman , Mr. and Mrs. A. Cassone of Mas- tic: Mr. and Mrs. F. Martin of Manorville ; Thomas Andrejezew- ski , Mr. and Mrs. James Francis of Shirley, and Mr. and Mirs. J. Stelmack of Farmingdale. A committe e and leaders meet- ing of Mastic Cub Pack 262 was held last Thursday night at the Brookhaven Town Recreation Cen- ter on Classon Avenue. Plans were formulated to have a float in the Memorial Day parade in Center Moriches. Chairman George Villafanez introduced new members , Michael Gross , assistant Webeloes leader , and Mrs. Mar- garet Caskie , den mother. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Villa- fanez , Josep h Andrejack , Albert Fahie , Leon Lefebvre , R. Peterson Harold Hulse , Mrs. V. Peter- son , Mrs. Caskie and Mr. Gross. Pack meetings are now being held the fourth Wednesday of the month instead of the fourth Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Van Benthuysen of New York City spent the weekend at their home on Midland Avenue. Mastic Items of Interest
