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MASTIC BEAC H NEWS Mrs. Kenneth Andersen , ATlantic l-84!>8 James Emu ' s is recuperatin g at Ids |],nne on Queen Road after be- lt H 1 , a patient at the Bayview Genera l Hospital for several V. 'ck- . ' Mrs . Josep h Stozzelto . Jr., of AVashinu' ioii Drive celebrated her bill Inlay at her home Mondav. Tho-e present included her hus- band , dauuhter. Jennifer , sons , Jo- sep.i and ChiiMop her , her parents . Mi. and Mt s . Loui s Andersen , and dau g hter - . Lil l ian and Louise , of l. op !> fellow Di ive and her father- in-law and ni ether -in-law . Mr. and Mi . Joseph S to zz et to . Sr., of \\ ltitt ier Drive . Mi .. 1 autence Hanson and dau g hter . Susan, of Brookl yn and Dahlia Di ive entertained Mrs. Pe- t \f \ornes of Bay Ridge as their v eekend que sts . .M r. and Mi s . .Josep h Ennis and dau u litei s . Terry Ann , and Joan of Kiverdale wre at thtir summer hoir. e on Orchid Drive over the w ei Lt nd. Thur s day evening the Mastic Giti/eiis ' Committee will meet at S p. in. at the ft rehouse on Neigh- borhood Road. A family g athering was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and A ll. - , William Schrof of Dogwood Road. Among those present were their daug hter , Marilyn , of Mastic Beach , their son-in-law and daugh- ter . Air. and Mrs . Fred Grimaldi , and the Sehrofs \ granddaughter , Mt s . Floyd Fellows , and Mr. and Mr s . Robert Schrof of Rahway, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schutt of Biookl yn have been spending sev- eial days at their summer home on Quei r. Road thi s past week. Explorer Post 121 of Mhstie Beac h will meet at the Grace Lu- theran Church on Mastic Road at 7:o0 p. m. Friday for their busi- ness meeting. Mi. and Mrs. George Burge and children. George and Debbie , of Moiiche s . Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burue , Jr.. and son. Dennis , of Bell port and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healy and son, Richard , of Ainity- ville weie among the guests at- tending a family dinner party Sun- day held at the home of Mr. a nd Mi s . Daniel Burge . Sr.. of Beaver Pi ive. Sunday attests at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Anthony Cassone and -on-; . Nichola s and Anthony. of Pecker Avenue wen 1 Mr. and Mi' s . Theodore Turbush and For- est Turluish of Riverhead and Mr. and Mrs . John DoAlberts and daughter. Patricia , of Southold. Mr s . Ada Brennessel has return- ed tti her home on Jefferson Drive alter spending the past seven months with her son-in-law and dau g hter . Mr. and Mrs. Willatd Wheeler , of Lake Worth , Fla. Mi. and Mrs. Raul W. Fuelling. St.. of Locust Drive were the din- tier gue sts Sunday of their son and daughter-in-law , Airforce Captain and Mi s . Paul W. Fuelling, Jr.. and childien. Christine, Paul and L\ nda. at the Officers Club at the Suffolk Air Force Base in Wesi- hampton Beach. Mr. and Mr s . Walter Lyons and childien . J ill. Michael. Donald and Waltei , of Mill Di ive were hosts Satuiday to Mr. and Mrs. William Lyons and sons . David and Billy, of Washin g ton Township. X. J. The men enjoyed a fishing trip out on the hay and returned with a catch of 100 floundeis between them. The Arthur Clune Legion Post I.i .So of Mastic Beach are sponsor- ing a Gani t s Ni ght Friday begin- nin g at 7:15 p. m. at the Democra- tic Clubhou s e on Locust Drive. All at e well ome. Mr . and Mrs . William Linden ha\ e returned to their Monroe Dii\e home after vacationing for two week- . , part of which was? spent in Commercial Cross , Prince Edwaid Island , Canada , whe re they were the houseguests of Mrs. Linden ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart. While there a famil y gathering was held at the Stewart home in celebration of -Mr. S t e w art' s seventy-eighth birthday. En route by motor back to Mastic Beach , Mr. and Mrs. Lin- den also spent several days visit- ing Mrs. Linden ' s brother-in-law and sister . Air Force Major and Mrs. Charles D. Farmer of West- over Air Force Base , Mass., and they also visited their son-in-law ami daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Mal- colm Weston , Jr., and children , Stephen . Cathy and Cheryl , of Brockton , Mass. Saturday the Mastic Beach Dem- ocratic Club will meet at 8 p. m. at their clubhouse on Locust Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Moss. Jr.. and daughter , Donna , of East Pat- chogue and Mr . and Mrs. Lloyd Schairer and daughter , Sandra , of Brookhaven were guests over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Ellwood Moss , Sr., of Locust Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zahratka of Daisy Drive were hosts over the weekend to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Garen and children , Tommy and Linda, and Mrs. Karen Pugliese of Beechhurst , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alas and daughter , Diane , of Mag- nolia Drive and Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Garen and children , Craig, Laurie and Barbara , of Bay Shore. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sommer of Parkwood Drive were Mr. and Mrs Thomas Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Royston of Westburv. A card party, sponsored by Mesdames Florence Nelson , Viola Haughn and Tess Azzato of the Ladies ' Committee, will be held at 1 p. in. Thursday June 1 , at the Mastic Beach Firehouse. This is for the benefit of the Children ' s Band and all are cordiall y invit- ed to attend. Refreshments will be served and awards given. Mrs. Lillian Hilbert and son , Al , of Maspeth spent the weekend at their Summer home on Laurelton Drive. Mesdames Catherine Coyle , Car- rie Blomquist and Anna Gilewski of Mastic Beach Arthur H. Clune American Legion Post Auxiliary Saturday represented the local unit at the Suffolk County Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary Luncheon held at Bronco Charlie ' s Restau- rant in Oakdale. Members of the Mastic Beach Shuffleboard Team met at the Acres Restaurant in Mastic Acres Tuesday evening. Following the game , a celebration was held in honor of the birthday of team member Mrs. Frances Boye. Re- freshments included a buffet sup- per and a large decorated cake i n s crib e d , \Happy Birthday \ . Those joining in this celebration included tea m captain Mrs. Mary Hartmann and Mesdames Rita Mc- Loughlin . Emma Bedford , Ethel Papa, Lillian Humphrey, Louise Pirsch . Irene Yoeman , Rose Hor- vath , Ann Kubala , Marie Rolon , Hazel Dowd and Connie Kapan- ski. Ellwood Moss , Sr.. of Locust Drive is a patient at Bayview General Hospita l as a result of injuries he sustained in a recent automobile accident. A party in honor of the birth- day of Miss Joan McCook of Bolls- burg, Pa., was held Friday even- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ackerman of Cranberry Drive. A buffet supper including a birthday cake was served to the guests who included Miss Mc- Cook' s fiance , F' rank McVay of Brooklyn , Mrs. George Ackerman of Mastic Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ferrara anl daughter , Jane , of Maspeth. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dreher of Brooklyn were guests over the weekend of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Siegel and sons , Richard , Allen anel Gary, of Cedar Road. Satur- day evening they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sheehan of Brookl yn and Whittier Drive. On Sunday the Siegels were also hosts to Mr. and Mrs. John Stoll of May- wood Drive and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Schrof and daughte r , Maril yn , of Dogwood Road. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ennis of Huguenot Drive were the guests for a few days last week of their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Ennis , and chil- dren , Carol , Eddy, Bobbie , Sandra , Jean and Freddie , of the Bronx. Mr . and Mds. Al Crystal of Brooklyn were at their Summer home on Huguenot Drive during the weekend. A family dinner party was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Callister of Ivy Place. Guests were Mr. and Mi's. Norman Michaels and sons , Norman , David and Chris , of Babylon , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brennan and chil- dren , Karen , Sally and Walter , of Mastic Beach , Mr. and Mrs. Clark Callister and son , Larry, also of Mastic Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Catherine Heal y of Hunt- ington Drive is home after being a patient for a week at the Brook- haven Memorial Hospital , East Patchogue. On Friday she and Mrs. Helen Matthews entertained Mr. anl Mrs. Richard Healy and son Robert , of Amityville as guests. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cataldo of Huntington Drive entertained as their guests Sunday Dominick Ca- taldo and Mr. and Mrs. Moe De- Santis and children , Angelo and Mary Ann , of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Marino and sons , John , Bobby and Rich- ard , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cavallo and children , Mary Ann , Ronnie and James , all of Astoria and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gross of Mastic Beach were among those attending a family dinner party Sunday at the Whittier Drive home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronzo Cavallo. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chowske entertained at a dinner party Sun- day at their home on McKinley Drive. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Fox and children , Ed- ward , Barbara and Jerry, of Baby- lon anl Mr. and Mrs. James Schae- fer and daughters , Kathy and Ka- ren , of Baldwin. Tirre Farmer celebrated his ninth birthday Wednesday at a small dinner party held at the home of his maternal grandpa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Staak , of Bayview Drive. Also present were Tirre ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Farmer , and brother , Raymond , of Victoria Drive. Members of the Mastic Beach Fire Department will hold their Regulation Drill at 10 a. m. Sun- day at the firehouse on Neighbor- hool Road. Sunday guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Alex Hansen of Center Moriches were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Auer and daughter , Lori , of Lakeview Drive , Mrs. Joan Auer of Neighborhood Road , Bill Zottell of Cedar Road and Mr . and Mrs. Edward Mahl and son , Michael , of Shirley. The Young People ' s Society of the Lutheran Walther League will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the Grace Lutheran Church on Mas- tic Road. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Franz , Sr. , of Woodland Drive were the guests Sunday of their son and daughter- in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Franz and children , Wendy and Christopher , of North Bellmore. Bill Connors of M ,ount Vernon was a guest of Mrs. Anna Cole- man at her home on West Forest Road over the weekend. The Rosary Altar Societ y of St. Jude ' s R. C. Church will hold its regular monthly business meeting in the auditorium Monday night , immediately following the Novena. All members are requested to at- tend. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Collins celebrated their third wedding an- niversary at their Lincoln Avenue home Thursday with their daug h- ter , Diane. George Albertina of Ridgewood has been a patient at the Brook- haven Memorial Hospital , East Patchogue , for the pa st few weeks where he underwent surgery. Dur- ing this time Mrs. Albertina and daughters , Rene and Michele , have been houseguests of her brother- in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Larry Collins , and chillren . Ste- ven and Donna , of McKinley Drive. Mrs. Edwin Cruikshank and son , E d\viip of Brooklyn have been the houseguests for two weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cruikshank and children , Donna and Robert , of Cypress Drive. Mrs. Koszyk , formerl y a resi- dent of the Bronx , has taken up permanent residence at her new home on Whittier Drive. Band practice for members of the MJastic Beach Fire Department Children ' s Band will be held Mon- day evening from G:30 to 8 p. m. at the firehouse. Mrs. Manuela Prieto and son . Louis, of Brooklyn were the guests on Saturday of Mrs. Evarista Ri- vera and Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Piferrer of Beaver Drive. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Towle and daughter , Tina Marie , were guests of Mrs. Towle ' s pa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Grella , and her gi'andmother , Mrs. Eva Stanton , of Oz on e Park. The Towles reside on Lincoln Avenue. Mrs. Thomas Gross of Whittier Drive celebrated her birthday Sat- urday by dining out with her husband at Frank Friede ' s River- side Inn , in Smithtown. Maryann Cardamone , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carda- mone , celebrated her fourth birth- day Wednesday at a party held at the home of her parents. Guests played games and received small favors. Refreshments included a decorated cake . Among those pre - sent were her parents , sister , Pat- ricia , paternal grandmother , Mrs. Fannie Cardamone , Mrs. Danny Battila and children , Donny and Mary, Mrs. Henry Garcia and chil- dren , Vincent and Maria , Mrs. Thomas Neppell , Jr., and children Thomas , Lori and Susan , of Mas- tic Beach and Mrs. Anthony Co- raci and daughters , Angela Lee and Joanne , of William Floyd Parkway. Miss Gail Schweers was given a surprise party Saturday evening in celebration of her birthday, at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. George Schweers of Mastic Road. The buffet table was adorn- ed with a large decorated cake inscribed , \Happy Birthday Gail\ . Her guests were Joanne DeNobile , Dorothty DeCarlo , Nancy Anaruno Eleanor Maklas , Kathy Green , Pat Hallen , Betty Dayton , Al Picarelli. Ralp h Rueda , John Har- rison , Kenny Hughes , Edward Ga- tes , Donald Hughes and Thomas Festa. Dancing to recorded music was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. William Dowd of Orchid Drive entertained at their home Sunday in celebration of the birthday of Mrs. John Johnsen of Huntington. Others joining in were John Johnsen and children , Patty-Ann and John , and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dowd and chil- dren , Cathy and Billy, of Corn- mack. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goetz and daughters , Diane and Janet of Glendale, Philip VanTassel , and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rolfes of Masti c Beach were the dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goetz of Maywood Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eskesen and son , Roy Daniel , of Laurelton Drive spent the weekend as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hansen of Bay Ridge. While there they celebrated the birthday Thurs- day of Mrs. Hansen and the birth- day Saturday of Mrs. Eskesen. Robert Callister and son , Bobby, of Mastic Acres. Miss Laura Collins formerly of Hollis is now residing permanent- ly with her brother and sister-in- law , Mr. and Mrs. Larry Collins and family of McKinley Drive. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hafner and daughter , Hedda , of Shirley re- centl y included Miss Annedora Feldkamp of Shirley, Mrs. Joan Auer , Bill Zottell , Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cruse and children , Mar- lene. Randy and Jennifer , of Mas- tic Beach and Jack Walker of Moriches. Frank Vivona , son of Mr. and Mrs. Natalmo \ ivona of 05 Park- wood Drive , who is a Senior at Mercy High School in Riverhead , Monday attended a dinner held at the Henry Perkins Hotel in River- head given b y the Riverhead Lions Club. It has been the policy of this club to recognize the work of students in Hig h School and Frank was selected by the faculty of Mercy High School as being outstanding in effort , achieve nent and progress. He was presented with a Scholarship Pin award. He plans to enter St. John ' s Univer- sity, Jamaica , in the Fall. He is also the editor of the current Mercy High Year Book. Mlrs. Sam Cole of Park Drive and Mrs. Sara McKenna of Hem- lock Drive have returned to then- respective homes after motoring to Cape Cod , Mass.. where they were the guests for a week of Air Forc e Sergeant and Mrs. Gil- bert Cobb and children , Frances , Tommy and Elizabeth. Mr. \ and Mrs. Emilio DeRosa of Overlook Drive entertained at a family gathering Sunday at their homie . Guests wei-e Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas DeRosa and chil- dren , Joyce , Pamela and Mark , of Lincoln Avenue , Mr. and Mrs. John Fuzie and childre n , Dennis and Delores , of Laurelton Drive , and Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Fuzie and sons , James and Michael , of Over- look Drive. Mir. and Mrs. Chester Dietz of Diana Drive have returned home after spending a week visiting their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Braunsdorff , and daughters . Fern , Susan and Holly, of Babylon and Mr. and Mrs. War- ren Dietz and children , Sharon and Douglas , of Jamaica. They also were the guests for several days of Mrs. Gladys Hart and Miss Ethel Minnion of Woodhaven. Mrs. Alice Udall of Bird Court has returned to her home after vacationing for five months in West Palm Beach , Fla. Mrs. Bernadine Brekka of Cedar Road entertained as her guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Roth and son , George , of St. Albans and Mr. and Mrs. John Brekka and son , John , and Mrs. Marie Weick of Rosedale. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sheehan and daughter , Carol , of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their Summer home on Whittier Drive. Mr. and M' rs. Clement Bourgal and family of Massapequa were hosts Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Le- on Bourgal of Commack Road. Miss Louise Nornes of Bay Ridge was the weekend guest of her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Andersen , and their daugh- ters , Louise and Lillian , of Long- fellow Drive. Mastic Items of Interest M rs. Irrna Davin. ATlantic 1-818% Miss Carol Stumpp, daughter of Mr- . Gertrude Stumpp ol Vernon Avenue , was notified last wtv k that she has received another full year ' s scholarship to attend Adel- phi College in SayviLe in Septem- ber , where she will enter lur so- p homore year. Miss Stumpp is ma- j oring in English and minuting in psycho ' ogv. She graduated irom William Floyd Hi g h School in June 10(10. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder of Brooklyn spent the weekend at. tluir home on Midland Avenue. Wi.liam Lundberg is recuperat- ing at his honi' 1 on Broadway af- ter being a patient in Bayview Ho-pital . Ma stic Beach . Benedict P. Vuture , assistant district attorney, was guest speak- er at a t ecent meeting of the Mastic-Shirlev Republican Club Ivld at the ' Mastic Fireball . His topic concerned the court system. Peter Rappa , president , was in charge. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Nicholas Baust of Midland Avenue rettt ivd home last weA after visiting her son-in-law and daughter . Mr. and Mrs. John My- ers of Jersev Citv. N. J. Mr. and Mrs . J . Monticello of Willis Avenue attended the funeral of her brother-in-law , Peter Cook at St. Charles cemetery in Farm- ingda ' .e , Monday. M:s. Pauline Gerle of Patch- ogue celebrated her seventy-ninth birthday Wednesday with a family gathering at her home in Patch- ogue. At the same time her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gerle of Blue Point , cele- brated their third wedding anni- versary. Refreshments included a lovely birthday and anniversary cake. Those from Mastic attend- ing were Mr . and Mrs. Charles Gerle and son , Donald , and daugh- ter , Peggy. Mrs. Gerard Duffy and Miss Margaret Haase. The Advance is on sale at The Shack and McClean ' s Market in Mastic.—Adv. Charles Ziegler of Elm Place was discharged last Wednesday from the Veteran ' s Hospital on Kingsbridge Road in the 'Bronx. A Mother ' s day celebration was held May 14 at \ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Musumeci of Mont- gomery Avenue. Among those present were Mrs. Musumeci' s mo- ther , Mrs. Delia Sardegna , and Mr. and Mrs. Musumeci' s eight children and their families: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Musumeci and daugh- ters , Carol and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Musumeci and son , Josep h , of Shirley; Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Castiglione and children , Peter , James , Laura and Michael of Manorville; Misses Patricia and Katharine Musumeci , Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Musumeci and son , Josep h , and Peter and Paul Musumeci. Candace Raia of Bay Shore re- turned home after spending a week with her uncle and aunt , Mr . and Mrs. Fred Weseman of Mas- tic Boulevard. Wayr. e Wi Hams and his sixth grade c ' ass at tlu» William Floyd School enjoyed a trip to New York City last week where they visited the United Nations building and the Statue of Liberty. Live B tt?r With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. Phili p Bonanno , infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Phili p Bonanno of Patchogue Avenue was christened Sunday afternoon at St. J tule ' . - R. C. \ Church in Mastic B ach with the Rev. William R'Mlly offi - ciating. The god parents are the baby ' s une ' e and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Sullivan of Mastic Boulevard , Shir ' ey. Following the ceremony a famil y dinner party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan in honor of the oc- casion. Those pre sent were Philip ' s brothe ' , Josep h , and Mrs. Elsie Bonanno of Shirley. Mrs. Marie Mai'le of New York Cit y visited Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Element of Hampton Avenue , last Friday. Today. Mrs. Mai'le is leav- ing by Jet ]) ane for California to stay with Mrs. Fred Armstrong who is ill at her home in Belmont. Raymond Batt , presicb'ti t of the Mastic Beach Democratic Club, was guest speaker at a meeting of the Mastic-Moriches-Shirley Democratic Cub held May 18 at the Mastic Fireball. He spoke on taxes and assessments. Plans were discussed to hold a dance in the near future for the benefi t of Democratic headquarters. Eugene Amurri was appointed chairman of the dance committee. Serving with Mr. Amurri on the committee are Carl Schappell and Bill Jones. New members welcomed into the club were Catherine and Lawrence Lup inek , Edwin Keirnan and Ed- ward Shaw. Refreshments were served following the meeting. Mr . and Mrs. Richard Davin of Vernon Avenue celebrated their twenty-third wedding anniversary, May 21 and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dooley at the home of Mrs. Kathryn Maroni of Vernon Avenue. Also present were Stephen Maroni of Woodside and Mastic; Francis , Matthew and Helen Dooley of Carle Place; Richard Fitzsimmons of Jamaica Estates , and Miss Sharon Ann Davin of Mastic. On Saturday af- ternoon , Mr. and Mrs. Davin and daughter , Sharon . Mr. and Mrs. William Ennis , Mrs. Maroni and son , Step hen , and Mr. and Mrs. Doo l ey and famil y went to Armed Forces Day at the Suffolk Air Force Base in Westhampton Beach. In the evening they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Davin. Shirley and Mastic Acre s Mrs. Irma Davin. ATlantic 1-8150 Judith Vecchione , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vecchione of Flushing, received her First Holy communion May 6 at St. Michael' s R. C. Church in Flushing. Follow- ing the ceremony a family recep- tion was held at the American Le- gion Hall in Flushing. Among those attending were Judith' s ma- ternal grandmother , Mrs. Edward Windisch of Shirley; Mr. and Mrs. James Vecchione , Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Trizzion and family of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. T. Denise and son , Thomas , Mrs. R. Richard- son and daughter , Kathy, S. Di Falco of Flushing; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Windisch and daughters , Valerie and Victoria , of Great Neck and Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Bona and sons , Philip and Warren , of Bayside. Four CoupS°s — Teen-agers to learn square dancing. FREE. AT- lantic 1-7220. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas BrancJ- forte and daughters , Rosemarie and Carmela , and Mrs. Anthony Cacciola and daughters , Rosetta and Concetta , all of Forest Avenue enjoyed the circus at Madison Square Garden in New York City, May 11. Shirley Girl Scout Troop 92 met Friday night at the home of the leader , Mrs. Raul Hidalgo of Pine- lawn Avenue, with seven girls pre- sent. Gail Mullaney worked on the cook badge , Patricia Barone the child care and Lillian Ayala an d Joanne La Rocca the clerk badge. Joanne La Rocca and Patricia Ba- rone were selected to be flag bear- ers May 30 in the Memorial day parade in Mastic Beach. Plans wei-e made to visit the Manor of St. George in Shirley, the Long Island Advance , Pelco and the Singer Sewing Machine Center in Patchogue this summer. The Hum- ming Bird Pa tr o 1 hopes to com- plete its service project this month. The toys they are making will be sent to an orphanage. Mrs. Hidal- go announced the Mother and Daughter dinner will be held in September and a court of awards will be held at this time. Francine Sands who will fly up into the troop next month was welcomed. For your Insurance Need s Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Paula Mjallardi of the Bronx is spending several weeks with her grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pressel of Manor Drive. Virginia Springman , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Springman of Tonopan Street , received her First Holy Communion at the 9 a. m. Mass Sunday at St. Jude ' s R. C. Church in Mastic Beach. In honor of the occasion a party was held at the Springman home in the afternoon. A buffe t luncheon was served including a decorated cake. Guests were Mrs. Michael Schmidt , Misses Agnes and Pa tr ic ia Schmidt , Miss Joanne Corliss , Mi- chael Corliss of Brentwood Mr. and Mrs. Peter Camenisk , Fred De Marehi , Misses Terry Ann a nd Betty Geyer , Edward Nehrmeyer of the Bronx Mr. and M' rs. Frank De Martino , George Pierce , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyton and child- ren , John , Kenneth , Ramona , James and Ronald , of Mastic , and Virginia ' s brothers , Martin , Mi- chael and John. The guest-of-hon- or received many lovely gifts. Miss Mary Burke of Astoria vis- ited her home on Broadway , over the weekend. Her guest was Wal- ter Devery of Astoria. The Advance is on sale at the Grocery Mart and Haven ' s in Shir- lev AQV Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Collins of Ozone Park spent the weekend at their home on Rugby Drive. Mrs. Vincent Trotta , a summer residejtt of Tonopan Street , is re- cuperating at her home in Brook- lyn after undergoing an operation at Shore Road Hospital in Brook- lyn. Mr. and Mrs. A. La Rue of Ja- maica were at their home on Tra- falgar Drive over the weekend. Here conies the bride ! The strains of the wedding march will begin auspiciously when you accept the cheerfully given serv- ice of The Advance in your selec- tion of wedding invitations. Prin- ted , raised printing or engraving. —Adv. SCHOOL NEWS In Miss Gobetz ' s grade one , Vincent La Monica , Kathleen Frankson , Rosemary Camelleri , Marilyn Scaccio , Stanley Prekurat , Susan Schwarz, Carla Johannes- sen and Frank Letcher will finish their reader , Our New Friends , at the end of this week. On Monday they will begin new readers. This week we are learning about our community. We have written stories and drawn pictures about a hospital , the fire depart- ment , the police department and a bank. This week a boy in Mrs. Gross ' s grade two named Robert Henk brought some egg masses of praying mantes to school . They have no wings. In a few weeks they will have wings. They are good to gardeners , because they eat crickets and wasps and spiders and insects that destroy the gar- dens. NATHANIEL WOODHULL ? In Mrs. Seibert' s kindergarten < class they have been talking about transportation , t r a i n s , trucks , cars , airplanes and buses. Many of us made interesting p ic- tures for our folders. We also talked about safety first rules and played a traffic game. We saw a movie called \The American Cowboy. \ This showed cattle branding, calf roping, and other exciting events which take place in a rodeo. In the gymnasium this week we played with a huge ball. It is so big it can touch about five chil- dren at the sam> j time when it is rolled. We had such fun with it. We wished Happy Birthday to Stepen Banle , Frank Rappa and Theresa Sheppard. Our hel pers were : John De Piazzy, Kathleen Praine , David Piterniak , Joseph Knight , Karen Riker , Steven Berile . Hilda Blank- enship, Janet Ann Haase. Robert Gordon and Christopher Ortiz. We made Mother ' s Day presents for our mothers. We took a han- ger and put wool around it. We made a flower and put it on the hanger. There were many colors: blue , yellow and green. In about 20 or 30 years we might have rockets instead of planes. We might have rockets, so people can go into space and look at planets. We might have rockets instead of buses. Or instead of cars , we might have rockets. When Gerard Sigismont is about 28 he may go into space and take a ride. He is only eight now. Diane Dolcemachio has a duck. His name is Chee Chee. It lays an egg every day. He can say \ quack , quack. \ He comes and puts his head on your lap. Diane got him Sunday. He is very good. William Lewis found a nest . In the nest were five speckled o^ix^. When he was in the tree the mother bird was making a noise. The mother was looking for food when he found the nest. Davit 1 was with him at the time. Janet Johnsen ' s cat went into the woods. When she came back she had two rabbits and was try- ing to hurt them. About two days later the cat went back to the woods. When she came back she had another rabbit. This rabbit was hopping all over the house. We had to let it go. Randy Lee got a puppy Friday. His namfe is Blackie. He goes be- hind the sink. Sometimes he is funny. Sometimes he is not. He sleeps all night long. He wants to go out in the day time. He plays with Randy. Randy likes Black , and Black likes Randy. John Hughes learned a new song about \Alice In Wonder- land. \ He heard it on a record player. She wished that everybod y could go to Wonderland. Mrs. Ritz ' s grade three i s studying about syllables. We have been finding and dividing two and three syllable words. We like to tap out the syllables , and we find we can spell better by listening to the syllables. Describing things has been our language lesson this week. We have used words which tell \ what kind of. \ We described everything from a new car to a tri p into the woods. We welcomed Gary Zaloga from Riverhead to our class. Mrs. Runyan helped us make colorful butterflies. The bodies were newspaper covered with col- ored tissue paper to which we at- tached the feelers. Then we taped on the wings and put sparkling paper on them. We can hold the body and move them up and down so the wings flap. Monitor- are Ellen Higgins , Milagros Zaya- . Kathleen Cook , Gary Neppe ll , John Raiuolo and Irving Yelilla. In Mrs. Gerard' s grade five this weeks help ers were : Kevin Ball . Judy Endre-en, Sal Marino . Patrick Murray. Anthony Tan/ t , Rose Ann GiaPamza. ' Jeanette Taylor and Ken Lake . The leaders foi th \ flag salute were: Dianna Bmwii. Jo Anne Cozzolino . Jeanette Taylor and Kay Anne Krammer . Michael De Bait\ . Vincent Lau- ria , Jeanette Doticer and Carolyn Armstron g brou g ht their micro- scopes to elas- . We hail fun look- ing tor Anio \bea . Paraim ciiim and other microscopic plants and ani - mals. We are studyin g Canada in Social Studies . Sine one third of the Canadian people - -peak French , we thought it mi g ht be fun * o learn to speak some French. We have learned to I - OIIIH from one to ten , and we have ¦tl- .o learned the French word - for all kinds of things in our classroom. We are doing an experiment for science called What Plants Need to Grow. We planted seeds in good . -oil and beach sand. We also have plant s in the sun and others in the dark closet. We are waiting to see what happens. The following oral reports were given this week: Jo Anne <\ ozzo- lino and Rose Ann Giallana (How to Roast a Turkey) . Judy Endresen ( Flowers), Kathy La Monica (Girl Scouts) , Carolyn Armstrong (The Baton ) , Frank Luisi (Fish). We had a History contest this week. Pat Palma won for the girls and Ken Lake for the boys and also for the class . We had three contests to see who knew their multiplication ta- bles the best. The followin g stu- dents won. Kay Ann Krammer , Anthony Tanza , Rose Anne Gial- lanz , Phili p Gomez , Jeanette Tay- lor and Ral p h Todaro. The following students got an A on a Hi stoiy test: Mik \ De Bott o , Philip Gomez , Ken Lake , Ral p h Todaro . and Pat Palma. 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On the menu will be pan- cakes , sausage , juice and coffee. Serving will be from 8 a. m. to 12 noon. Rain date is June 4. CAP Fly-in Breakfast At Mastic Tomorro w ?| i^^KUJHc Rose Ave. Patchogue mmrm ^Mj ^toA&aanimnammaKiamamamm Mrs . Ann Burge. Tel. ATlantic 4-0691 Recent guests at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Peter La Corte o Montauk Highway were Mr. anc Mrs . Vernon Wood and son , Ver- non , of Patchogue. On May 21 , a combination sur prise biilhday party in honor ol Miss Connie Walker and engage- ment party in honor of Miss Wal- ker and Walter Allen was held ai the home of Miss Walker ' s par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. William Wal- ker , Sr.. of Montauk Highway. A buffet included a cake inscribed or one half \Happy Birthday to Con- nie \ and on the other \Congratu- lations to Walter and Connie. \ The family and friends present were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allen and children , Frank , Freddie and Lor- raine , of Shirley Mrs Raymond Allen of the Bronx ; Miss Eileen Duff y of Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. William Walker , Jr.. and children Karen , William , Lee and Garry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker anc children , Robert , Jr., and Leanne. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Boyce anc daughter , Debra , and Miss Mary- lene Cruse of Mastic Beach; Mr . and Mrs. James J. Walker of Cen- ter Moriches; Mrs . Anderw Piter- niak and daughter , Ellen Jane , Mr. and Mrs. William Walker , Sr., anc family, Jack and Joan , and Lee Boyce of Moriches. Tuesday night guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter La Corte of Montauk Highway were Mr. and Mirs. Jerry Commondc from Brentwood. Sunday afternoon Mrs. Johr Walkman and son , Thomas , of Montauk Highway and Mrs. Har- ry Sammis and Mrs. George Sam- mis of Mastic attended the play at the Lutheran School Hall in Pat- chogue. Claudia and Jeffrey Sam- mis , daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. George Sammis of Mastic performed in the play. On May 1G , Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Buckheit , Jr., of Mar- ion Drive became the parents of a son , Michael John , born at Brook- haven Memorial Hosp ital. The ba- by weighed 7 pounds , 8% ounces. The Buckheits have three othei children , Philip, Brian and Denise. Mr. and Mrs. George Burge of Barnes Road joined Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jayne of East Isli p for din- ner at Bronco Charlie ' s in Oakdale Friday night in celebration of Mr, Jayne ' s birthday . Carol Ann Schubert celebrated her fourteenth birthday May 18 at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William H. Schubert of Barnes Road. Joining Carol in cel- ebrating her birthday was her sis- ter , Lynne , Carol' s grandmother Mrs. Charles J. Buckheit , Sr., of Marion Drive and Charles W Buckheit, Jr., of Marion Drive. Mrs. Sherwood R. Baker of Mon- tauk Highway returned recently from a month' s vacation in Flori- da. She made the tri p by Convaii 880 Jet. During her stay, she was a houseguest at the home of her niece and family, Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Chest on of Opalocka , her brother-in-law and sister . Mr. and Mrs. George Meyer of Miami Springs , and another niece a n d famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore of Hollywood. Mrs. Baker also visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Ein- tracht of Coral Gables formerly ol Center Moriches. A tour ol Mori- da included a visit to Fort Lauder- dale , Miami Beach , Miami , Hollan- dale and Hialeah. While at Holly- wood Beach , Mrs. Baker enjoyed the auto races in which her neph- ew , Robert Moore , had his own car submitted. She also enjoyed the races at Palmeto Speedway, Hialeah Raceway and Holl ywood Raceway. Mr. and Mrs. Peter La Corte and children , Diane , Peter and Paul , of Montauk Highway en- joved dinner recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Salle La Corte of Brookhaven. Dennis Hulse , son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hulse of Fifth Street , spent the weekend with Boy Scout Troop 262 under the di- rection of Scoutmaster Harold Hulse , at Camp Paquatuck in East Moriches. Moriches News Items MRS AMANDA \l. CARTER . <W, died May 1 I at Br<>okn < > ld A\Miu e , Center Moiiches. Born in Little Xeek Augu-t !» , 1867, she lived on Xorth Street , Matiorvil l \ . tor o\er SO ye:u - . She is survived b y a daughter , Mrs. Giace H awkin. - , of Eastport ; a son , Clarence Carter of Wiscon- sin; :! grandchildren , and l'' great grandchildren. Funera l M r\ ice- were held May 17 at the liihle I' rote-tant Church in Man nr\!lo tin Rev. John Vis- ual! oflici atitiL ' . Interment foili.uvd in the Me- thodic Cc met'-ry, Manorville. ]• ' u n e r a 1 arrang- menu \\eiv made by the Mori''!u . - funeral Home. 3 Easv Steps—1. Phone GRo- ver O-1000; 2. Say that you w i-di to subscribe to the Advance ; 3 Give us your name, home adress or P. (). Box number. —Adv. OBITUARY
