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East Moriches N ews Items Mrs. Ciordon G. Dirkson , ATlantic 4-1141 M.s. Ramona Nathan entered Bayview Hospital Tuesday and is recovering iiom an operation per- lormed me next day. Slie was visited ' inurstiay alteinoon b y her brothj r , Marshall o>udd of Jack- son Heights . A caul party was held at the home of Mrs. Hiram Reeve on Moiiches Avenue , Monday night. The ladies enjoying the evening were Mesdames LeRoy Rayiun , Fiank Kirk , Paul Warner , J. C. Fiizpatr.ck and Edward Butler. A number of ladies from East Moriclvs attended a luncheon and card party sponsored by the Wo- men ' s Club 01 Center Moriches in aid of the Scholarship Fund. Among them were Mesdames Chailes Chapman , Joseph Fitzpat- rick , Walter Chapman , David Mc- Guicheon , Paul Warner , Edward But.er , Edward Howe.l , Hiram R\eve , Herbert Reeve , George W i nans , LeRoy Raynor , Charles Alden , Matthew Samp le, Percy Bayliss and W. D. Caye. Achievement Day of the East Moriches Extension Service Unit was held in the Fireball May H>. The theme 1 for the afternoon was the four seasons and in charge of the Spring table were Mrs. Wal- lace Mende , Mrs , Roger Ruisi and Mrs. Bernard Scharting. Mrs. Ba- sil Juno , Miss Julia Raynor and Mrs. Russell Henderson were in charg\ of the Summer table; Mes- dames Richard Hawkins , Michael Kijowski , Joseph Herbert and John R' .nghoff. the Fall table and Mes- dames George Pirie , Ben Griffeth , Norman Whitney and Arthur Pfis- tcr. the Winter table. The hall was decorated with app le blossoms and other Spring flowers and tea anci coffee were served to num- eious visitors , some coming from as far as Greenport , Catskill and Cohloskill to see the handwork on disp lay. The hostesses for the af- ternoon were Miss Lillian Smith and Mrs. Fred Tuthill . Tea was served b y Mrs. Edward Hansen and Mrs. Marjorie Hansen. In charge of decorations were Mes- dames Geo v ge Delgardo , Oscar Ketclson , Fred Rantsch , Josep h Munseil and John J. Egan. The room arrangements were done by Mrs. Louise Mannel and Mrs. Lou Langhauser. Mrs. Clarence Howell of W ood- land Avenue has returned home from the Central Suffolk Hospital. Mrs . Roswell Hallock is spend- ing some time with her sister and brothei-in-law in Fort Lauderdale , Fla. Alvah Tuttle is improving at his home on Montauk Avenue af- ter his long illness. Mrs. Roland of Lincoln Boule- vard has just ceuebrated her nine- ty-second birthday. She is rap idl y improving from an extended ill- ness. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Herrick spent the weekend at their Sum- mer home on Montauk Hi g hway. Mr . and Mrs. Harry Chamberlin of Atlantic Avenue have just re- turned from ¦several months spent in I< lorida. Sunday school teachers from both the Methodist and Presbyte- rian Churches met on Tuesday night to make arrangements for the joint Bible school to be held during the Summer months. The school will commence the first Wednesday in July with the chil- dren registering at the Methodist Church. The Ladies ' Aid Society of the Methodist Church held a silent auction and bake sale for mem- bers and guests Thursday after- noon. About ;>0 peop le attended. Hostesses were Mrs. Vera Mott an t l Mrs. Arthur Lane. The bake sale was presided over by Mrs. Rebecca Cave and Mrs . Barbara Tuthill. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Fire Department met Monday night with Mrs. Helen Romanow- ski president , presiding. Plans were made to go to Jones Beach to see the Guy Lombardo show. ^Refreshments were served by Mes- dames Dot Kosloski , Dot Kraus , Greta Lane and Helen Lane. On June 3 the Ladies ' Auxiliary will hold its annual covered dish supper at Camp Paquatuck. Principal Harry W. Huson and Harold Chapman , Conra d Alden , George Schott aand Arthur Lane , Members of the East Moriches School Board , attended the annual district meeting of tho New York State School Boards Association May 17 at the Patio Restaurant at Westhampton Beach. On May 15, the Junior High School Band and chorus of the Sagauur e Junior High School of Lake Ronkonkoma presented a program in the East Moriches School auditorium. The music was under the guidance of Edward Fell who is part time music supervisor of the local school. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Brownie Troop 20 is p lanning to visit the Bronx Zoo Saturday. The troop is also going to the Memorial day parade in Center Moriches May 30. The Senior Girl Scout Troop 64 of East Moriches recently attended the South Suffolk Council camping trip at Bear Mountain State Park May 5 , 6 and 7. They visited the West Point Academy on May 6. The Girl Scouts who went were Carol Keck , Vera Ferrer , Ellen Warner and Kathy Reeve. Troop 64 held a food sale May 1 , to help pay for the Bear Mountain excur- sion expenses. EASTPORT Miss Bonnie Bell. Tel. EAstport 5-0046 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brambley are the parents of a son , Neil William , weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces, born Thursday morning at Central Suffolk Hospital , River- head. The Bram'bleys have two other children , Jed and Jill. Mrs. Halsey Case visited rela- tives in East Hampton last week. The annual Athletic Association banquet of the Eastport High School will be held tomorrow even- ing at the school. Miss Janet Thompson of East Islip and her guest , Miss Pat Doherty of Bellport , spent the weekend at the home of her pa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bell and children , Robbin , Candace , and Scott , of Patchogue spent last Sunday visiting Mr. and Mirs. W. A. Bell. Miss Eleanor Belskis of Brook- haven spent the weekend at the home of Miss Karen Coffey. The Advance is on sale at Moore ' s Stationery and Eastport Stationery in Eastport. — Adv. St. Mary ' s Ukrainian Church of Eastport will present the musical screen play \Marusia \ Sunday at 8 p. m. in the Church hall. Mr. and Mirs. William Ceruti were among four couples chosen to give an exhibition dance re- cently at the Hotel Henry Perkins in Riverhead , given by the Goni- tis ' dancing Teachers , Lynn and Gardner. Wayne Tuttle , son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tuttle , Jr., celebrated his eighth birthday Saturday with his guests , Roger and Stewart Rose , Johnathen Penney, Henry Adelwerth , Randy Crennan , Bob- by Kuech and Keith Privett. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lane left last Friday from New York for Sacramento , Calif., where they will visit their sons and daugh- ters-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Fran- cis Lane. The Ladies ' Aid Society of the East Moriches Church held their Siles t auction and Food sale last Wednesday. Those present from Eastport were Mesdames Eva Ray- nor , Mary Knott , Estelle Pitney, Vera Mott , and Florence Del-Gado. Private Paul Williams of Quan- tico Marine Base in Virginia spent the weekend visiting his mother , Mrs. Hope Williams. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. — Adv. Diane Wilcox , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Wilcox of Speonk , celebrated her eighth birthday last Wednesday afternoon. Those at- tending were Mrs. Jack Vakay and children , Brenda and Scott , \ Mrs. John Poplaski and daughters , Rox- anne and Jody, Mrs. Walter Lane and Johnathen Penney of East- port , Gene Poppion and Debra Livingston of Westhampton Beach , Joanne Wright of Riverhead , Ted- dy Bauer , Kenneth Anderson and Eileen Murphy of Speonk. Southside Grange met Friday at the Legion Hall with Joseph Bigora presiding. Mrs. Kathenne Gerrish read a short story about Mother ' s day. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Ed- wards. The. next mleeting of the Grange will be June 2. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gold- stein have returned home from a trip to South America. They spent a week in Rio-De-Janeiro in Bra- zil , a week at Montevideo , Uru- guay, and a few days visiting Buenos Aires in Argentina. Eastport is the First Commu- nity in Southampton Township to go over the quota in the 1961 Cancer Crusade , it was announced by the chairmen of the drive , Mesdames Lawrence Hawes , An- drew Bevis and John Kostuk. The quota was set at $325 and $349.34 was raised. GIRL SCOUTS Eastport Brownie troop 84 met May 16 at the high school. T he leaders were Mrs. George A. Frey and Mrs. John Kostuk. Marion Ceruti led The Brownie Salute and Promise and the Wishing Circle. Place cards were made for the Mother and Daughter dinner which was held Tuesday night. Al- so they practiced the songs they will sing at Camp Paquatuck June 13 for Daisy day. Eastport Girl Scout Troop 36 met May 16 at the high school with their leaders , Mrs. Alfred and Mrs. Albin. Dues were collected by Nancy Privett and the girls worked on their flags for Flag day, June 14. The Cardinal and Chi pmunk Patrols of Troop 66 met May 16 at the high school with their leaders , Mi-s. John Kuech , Mrs. Frank Co- ker , Mrs. James Chituck and Mrs. C. Raynor. The girls made dunk bags which they will use on their camping trip in June. They prac- ticed songs they will sing at Camp Paquatuck June 13 for Daisy day, and practiced their flag drill for Flag day. Girls who are working for their cooking and home mak- ing badges helped prepare the food for the Mother and Daughter dinner May 20. LEGION POST 1545 Legion Post 1545 held election of officers May 16 at the Legion Hall. Alex Urgelowich was re- elected commander. The First vice commander is Carl Woronka , sec- ond vice president , George A. Frey, third vice president , Walter Kanas , adjutant , Charles Babkiewich , fi- nance officer, Victor Kostuk , chap- lain , Leroy Privett , service officer , C. J. Mottola , and sergeant-at- arms , Alex Kryivski. The Legion will participate in the Memorial Day service at 10 a. m. in Eastport and also at 11 a. m. in Remsen- burg. They will also partici pate in the Flag Day ceremony June 14. Glenn Bristow has been selected to attend Boys State at Colgate University. Next month' s meeting- will be June 6 instead of June 20. Remsenburg and Speonk Willis B. Tuthill MRS. DAYTON TO RETIRE Mrs. Rensselaer B. Dayton of Rermsenburg is retiring as a tea- cher at the Hampton Bays School at the end of the school year. At present she is unable to attend her grade school classes as she is suffering from sciatica. Mrs. Dayton had orginally plan- ned to give up teaching this year. For 15 years she has been a grade teacher at Hampton Bays. In appreciation of such long ser- vice and splendid work Mrs. Day- ton was presented with a gift certificate and with it she will buy a holly tree which as it grows will be a pleasant reminder of the years spent at Hampton Bays School and with the children there. In addition to the 15 years spent there Mrs. Dayton had pre- viously taught for three years at the Remsenburg School and yejirs before that prior to her marriage had taught for four years in Philadel p hia where she was edu- cated. The Advance is on sale at Speonk Market and the E & B Market in Speonk. — Adv. PHS Bio Teacher to A ttend Radiation Biology Institute RADIATION BIOLOGY institute will be attended this Summer by Harold B. Liebermann , biology and chemistry teacher at Patchogue High School. Harold B. Liebermann , hiology ' and chemistry teacher at P a t- chogue High School , will partici- pate this summer in a Radiation Biology Institute to be conducted on the Adelphi College Campus in Garden City. Mr. Liebermann , chosen from hundreds of app licants , will par- ticipate in the program of labora- tory work and lectures in the areas of nuclear p hysics and biolog ical effects of radiation. The institute program is sched- uled from July 5 to August 16. Each partici pant will receive a geiger counter , electronic scaler , a small cloud chamber , and other items for use in a high school sci- ence program. These items will be retained by the instructor upon comp letion of the course. Liebermann , who received his Bachelor ' s degree at State Teach- —Photo by Russ Wygand $ers College in Pennsylvania anel his Master ' s degree from the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh , expects to bring back some advanced infor- mation on atomic energy and ra- diation effects to his students at Patchogue High School. Mr. Liebermann is one of many teachers of the Patchogue Schools who will be attending school this summer to keep up with the latest technological advances and socio- logical changes. FAST ACTION FROM WANT & m%& y /l jy «Mi miiiii wiwiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii«»..n.............. rwinwvinniiniiiuijuuiniifu uinniir I REAL ESTAT E 1 i INSURANC E ! I Ce nter morlc ties , N.r.v. Ar4-0400 i ^m ^ ^A^alA^^ ^^™^- 1 ^ xa f c S H IkV **fl S fl S fifiragl (HQ p& f ltfB Foot of Mulford St. j t^HBii^l) Patchogue Your doctor ' s ally in guarding health Your registered pharma- cist fills every prescription with utmost accuracy. We are on the job night and day. CALL US FOR SERVICE Slater Pharmacy R & S DRUG, INC. Main Street , Center Moriches Phone ATlantic 4-0090 NEW MODERN SELF-SERVICE DRUG STORE Mrs. John Freese , Tel. PArk 7-5498 Present to celebrate Mother ' s dav at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Terrill of North Street were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hunt and children of Wantagh; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Raynor and childre n of Riverhead; the Rev. and Mrs. Otto Becken and daug h- ter , Donna , and Mrs. Becken ' s nephew , Roy Jones of Noyack; Mrs . Virginia Gaff ga and daug h- ter , Ivy Lee , of North Street; Mr . and Mrs. Gilbert Raynor and fam- ily of Wading River Road ; Stan- ley Berdinka of Westhamp ton ; Arlington Lane of North Street and Mrs. Terrill' s sister , Mrs. Lila Benjamin of Newark Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kruger and children , Jacquilin , Robert and Paul , of Schultz Road spent Moth - er ' s day at the home of Mrs. Kruger ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pferrmann of Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nodine and children of Schultz Road en- joyed Mother ' s day with members of their famil y at the home of Mrs. Nodine ' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. William Side of Syossct . For vour Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freese of Schultz Road with their children , Lincoln and Susan , spent Sunday with Mrs. Freese ' s mother , Mrs. Julia Mrozack of Williston Park. At a recent meeting of the teachers and officers of Brookfield Sunday School , held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Freese of Schultz Road , June 11 was set for the annual Children ' s Day pro- gram to be held at7 p. m. The title of the original Children ' s Day offering, is \Spring ' s Univer- sal Message , \ in which the entire school will take part. Previous to the young peop le ' s presentation , the newl y acquired Hammond electronic organ will be dedicated , after a guest artist has present- ed a program of organ music. Mrs. Ethel Hettrick of Day ton Avenu e left Thursday with sev- eral ladies from the area to at- tend the State Convention of Gold Star Mothers in Syracuse , and returned Sunday ni g ht. The ladies stayed at the Onondaga Hotel and between convention meetings en- joyed si ght-seeing, visiting the Onondaga Pottery Works , Fort Onondaga and the Salt Works , all in and about Syracuse. W 7 hile in the city , they witnessed the pa- rade of the Shriners , and were entertained by a local Leg ion post. Mrs. Mary Remsen of Ryerson Avenue celebrated Mother ' s day Sunday with members of her fam- ily. Present besides her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Remsen , with whom she makes her home , were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Remsen , Mr. and Mrs. Myron Remsen , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Monilaws of East Norwich and Charles Remsen of Oyster Bav. Mrs. Robert Kruger of Ozone Park visited this week at her Sum- mer home here and at the home of her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kruger of Schultz Road. About 135 attended the annual F'ire Department dinner Friday ni ght at the Elks Club in River- head. After the dinner , John Pend- zick , chairman of the Board of Fire Commissioners , presented their badges to the new fire chief , Frank Magnani , assistant chief , Thomas Jamer , and first assistant chief , Gus Formhals. In turn Fire Chief Magnani presented bad ges to the following: Cap tain Edward Williams , Captain Edwin Szcze- panik , Lieutenant Philip Dittmier and Lieutenant Joseph Danowski. Corsages were presented to the ladies. Dance music was furnish- ed by the Swinging Shepherds , and buffet was served. A dinner guest on Mother ' s day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Formhals of East port-Manor Road was Mr. Formhals ' mother , Mrs. Mabel Formhals of Cedar Lodge in Center Moriches. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Formhals and children , Brian and Sandra , were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Formhal' s brother-in-law and sis- ter , Mr. and Mrs. James Brodie of Babylon. Manorville News of the Churches Moriches Bay Area BIBLE PROTESTANT CHURCH s Montauk Hwy., Moriches Rev. John Vignali , Pastor SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. — Sunday School. 11:15 a. m. — Morning Worshi p . service. 7:30 p. m. — Evening Gospel service. The Rev. Maurice E. Kel- ley of East port will be guest speaker at the Sunday services. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. — Bible stud y and prayer meeting. THURSDAY 6:30 p. m. — Joy Club for chil- dren from 8 to 12 years. 6:30 p. m. — Youth Fellowshi p for teenagers. THURSDAY 7:30 p. m. — Women ' s Mis- sionary Fellowship meets at church. HROOKFIELD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH South Street and Wading River Road, Manorville John Freese , Lay Preacher SUNDAY 9 a. m. — Worship service. 10 a. m. — Sunday School. Classes for all ages. MASTIC BEACH HEBREW CENTER Neighborhood Road near Hemlock Drive , Mastic Beach Rabbi John Rosenblatt FRIDAY 9 p. m. —Services. SATURDAY 10 a. m. — Service for children of all ages. Hebrew School will follow. ST. JUDE'S R. C. CHURCH Neighborhood Road near Over- look Drive, Mastic Beach Rev. William J. Reilly, Pastor SATURDAY Confessions 4-5 p. m. and 7:30- 8:30 p. m. SUNDAY Masses 8, 9 , 10, 11:30 a.m. MONDAY 8 a. m. — Mass. 8 p. m. — Novena to St. Jude and Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. WEEKDAY S 8 a. m. — Mass. HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION Masses 7 , 8 , 9 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. DEVOTIONS , FIRST FRIDAY Benediction and Litany of the Sacred Heart after 8 a. m. Mass. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Mastic Road , Mastic Beach Rev. Arthur W. Geidel , Pastor SUNDAY 8:15 a. m. — Divine worship. 9:30 a. m. — Sunday school for children of all ages. 11 a. m. — Divine worship. 11 a. m. — Nursery class. MONDAY 7:30 p. m. — Young People ' s Society. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. —Senior choir rehear- sal. v ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Mastic Beach Held at St. Andrew ' s Parish Hall , Neighborhood Road. Rev. Alfred T. K. Zadig, Vicar SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. —Family Eucharist. Guest celebrant will be the Rev. H. Thomas Morrell of St. Michael and AH Angels Church of Sea- ford . 10 a. m.—Church School. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Montauk Hwy. and Culver Lane East Moriches Rev. Gordon G. Dickson , Pastor SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Sunday School. 11:15 a. m. — Morning wor- ship. Text II Corinthians , Chapter 13 , v. 14. THURSDAY 7:30 p. m. — Choir practice. METHODIST \ CHURCH Montauk Hi ghway, East Moriches Rev. Robert Lemmermann , Pastor SUNDAY 9:< * ^ a. m. — Sunday School. 11 p .m. —Morning worship. 3 p. m. — Youth Fellowship. 7:30 p. m. — Evening service. WEDNESDAY 7:15 p. m. —Intercessory prayer. 8 p. m. — Bible study. THURSDAY 8 p. m. — Choir practice. REMSENBURG COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Gordon G. Dickson , Minister SUNDAY 9 a. m. — Sunday School. 9:45 a. m. — Morning worship. Sermon topic. \Trinity of Love. \ THURSDAY 8:15 p. m. — Choir practice. Eleven new troops from the South Suffolk Girl Scout Council were given new troop flags by the Abraham and Straus Baby lon store at a presentation ceremony Sunday, Mrs. Rudol ph Schulz of Shirley, program chairman for the council , has announced. Brownie troops receiving flags were : 114 of Bayport , Mrs. Fran- cis Schrage , leader; 110 , Mastic Beach , Mrs. Sop hia Duffy, leader; 112 , Manorville , Mrs. Milton Ray- nor , leader; and 20 , East Moriches , Mrs. J.C. Raynor , leader. Intermediate troops were 116 , Patchogue , with Mrs. Walter Kru- dop, leader; 93 , Yaphank , Mrs, Henry Halama , leader; 111 , Brook- haven , Mrs. Allan Bloxom, leader; 115 , East Patchogue , Mrs. Edward Hughes , leader; and 113 , Mastic Beach , Miss Geraldine Manzilillo , leader. Senior troops receiving flags were : 64 , East Moriches , Mrs. Ver- non Havens , leader and 109 , Shir- ley, Mrs. Rudolp h Schulz , leader. The program also consisted of a Boy Scout Indian dance , a May- pole dance by the Girl Scouts and a baton twirling exhibition by the New York State champion , the Is- lander Drum and Bugle Corps. New Girl Scout Units Receive Troop Flags At Sunday Ceremony MASTIC BEACH — Ralp h Gianotti , a resident of 47 Terry Road , North Patchogue , for the past 11 years , has been appointed administrator of Bayview Hospital here. A graduate of Patchogue High School , Mr. Giannotti has been in- terested in the North Patchogue Civic Association and in the com- munity ' s recreational activities. Formerly a member of the Army Medical Corps , he was as- sociated with Brookhaven Memor- ial Hospital and the Patchogue Advance before assuming his pres- ent post. Mr. Giannotti is married to the former Joyce Swezey, and they have three children , Richard , 15 , Nancy, 12 , and Janet , six. Patchogue Resident Assumes Hospit al Post CENTER MORICHES — A dance recita l b y \Stars of tomor- row \ featuring 35 students of the Turso Dance Studio at Adlaid Park Avill be held at 8 p. m. June 10 in the all-purpose room of Center Moriches High School, All proceeds will benefit the Com- munity Scholarshi p Fund. 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