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CENTER MORICHES N EWS Mrs . Alfred K. Blechner , AT 4-1114 < The Ea« ,t End Demociatic Club of (' enter Moriches will hold its installation of officers at the Sun- liso Re staurant 8 p. m. June (5. Dominic Baranello , Democratic leader , will be installing officer. The following officers will be in- stalled: William Shane , president; Ma' s . Dorothy Hansen, vice presi- dent ; Mrs. Helen McClinchy. re- folding secretary ; Mrs. Kay Har- kin , corresponding se cretary; Charles Mc Combs , treasurei , and Chai les P e t e r s o n . sorgeant-at- aims . Trustees are Alexander Es- perti , Bernaid Simon and Arthur Ilaikin. Mi' s . Rita Mc Combs will be m vharsr e of publicit y. The public is invited to attend. Tic- kets for the installation buffet aie available at the Center Moriches Cand y Kitchen. David Thomason , son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Thomason of Beachfern Road , celebrated hi\ fifth bnthday Sunday; his birth- day was last Friday. A birthday cake was seived and games w ere enjoyed. Helping him celebrate were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Seale and childien , Timothy and Susan, of Patchoirue ; Mamaiet , Maiyann and John Bubka and Wanda Green of Center .Moric hes; Thomas Foi - tune of East Moriches , and the iiue-t-of-honoi ' s sis tei . Cynthia , ami his paients. Mis. Gladys Rouers of Main Stieet \isited from May 18 to 21 , her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Rogers , and daug hter , Susan , at Hobart. A white elephant card party, sponsored b y the Ladies ' Auxil- iary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 414 of Center Moriches , will be held at the VFW hall on Main Street from 1 to 4 p. m. every Thursday starting today. Mrs. Rose Ryan , chairman , will be as- sisted by Mesdames Amanda. Link and Minnie Musitano. Everyone is welcome. A white elephant card party, sponsored by the Ladies ' Auxil- iary of the American Legion Post 929 of Center Moriches, will be held at the Legion hall on Senix Avenue every Monday at 1 p. m. All are welcome. Barry Sawyer , son of Everett Sawyer of Belleview Avenue , is home recuperating after spending a few days at Lenox Hill Hospital , New York City. The Ladies ' Guild of the Presby- terian Church of the Moriches held its regular meeting May 23 at the home of Mrs. Ralph Lukert on South Ocean Avenue. Mrs. Nor- man Hyland , president , presided and Mis. Mark Seale read the de- votions entitled , \Faith Is a Sub- stance Not Hoped For , \ followe d by prayer. Mrs. Richard Bernstein enter- tained the Luncheon and Bridge Club May 25 at her home on Chi- chester Avenue. T h e following people were her guests : Mesdames Bernt Tofte . Ansgar Thomson , Fred Howell and Frank G. Schu- macher , all of Center Moriches; Mrs . Ted Hamrick of Manorville; Mis . Chat les Alden of East Mo- riches ., and Mrs. Le Roy Smith of Patchogue. A successful installation dinner and dance was held at the Holiday Beach Property Owners Associa- tion ' s clubhouse on Old Neck Road , South , in Holiday Beach. In spite of the heavy rain down-pour , over 200 people attended. The music was furnished b y a five-piece band and those who sang solos with the band were Arthur A. Harkin , Mrs. Catherine E. Harkin and William Stuber. Many awards were given. The St. John ' s Episcopal Chuichw omen will hold its regu- lar monthly meeting at the church' s parish hall on Rail Road Avenue at 10 a. m. Monday. Mrs. Louis Lagakis of Manor- ville and Mrs. Frank G. Schuma- cher of Elizabeth Street attended a luncheon bridge at the home of Mrs. Watkinson of Hempstead. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Harkin of Old Neck Roa d , Holiday Beach , will sing over WPAC at 4:30 p. m. Sunday, at the Patchogue High School for the Radiothon for the Association for the Help of Re- tarded Children. The following memebrs of Lil- lian Brunett Music Studio in Mas- tic , from Center Moriches , who took part in a musical presented by the piano class Sunday : Chris- tine Murphy, Brenda Matteson , Patricia Osborne , Kathleen Kal- mar and Kris Matteson. Mrs. Alfred Blechner of Bank Street invites anyone interested in attending a showing of Ronnie ' s Creations by Mrs. Ronnie Chester of Mastic Beach at 8:30 p. m. June 5 , at her home on Bank Street. Mrs. Chester recentl y went into business creating her own exclu- sive designs for straw hats , bags and shoes to match , made to order for summer wear. Mrs. Frank G. Schumacher of Elizabeth Place attended the con- firmation of her granddaughter , Karen Lee , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schumacher of West Hempstead. She was also dinner and supper guest there . The Literature Workshop of the Moriches Woman ' s Club , Inc., held its last meeting of the season May 18 at the home of Mrs. Henry Car- mer , hostess. Favorite poems were read and then discussed. The re- freshments were served by Mrs. Carmer. St. John ' s R. C. Church will hold a bazaar committee meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the barn to discuss further plans for the com- ing bazaar scheduled to be held at the parking lot area of the n e w school on July 14 , 15 , 21 , 22 , and 23. WOMAN'S CLUB The Moriches Woman ' s Club , Inc., held an executive board meet- ing at 1:30 p. m. May 23 at the St. John ' s Episcopal' s parish hall on Railroad Avenue with Mrs. W. Eugene Johnson , Jr., presiding. The regular business meeting took place at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. George Stone , former mem- ber , was welcomed back as mem- ber of the club. Mrs. Joseph Live- say ' s resignation after 14 years of service was accepted with regret. The Livesays are moving to Wayn- esboro , Va. Those who attended the Long Island Federation of Woman ' s Club meeting at the Masonic Tem- ple of Rockville Center May 19 were Mesdames W. Eugene J ohn- son , Jr., George Winans , Florenc e Wiencke and Lester Penney, the latter giving a report on the meet- ing. Mrs. John Hart , in charge of the program , spoke on , \Our Li- brary, \ referring to the Center Moriches Free Public Librar y on Main Street. WOMAN'S DEM LEAGUE The Brookhaven Woman ' s Dem- ocratic League Installation of of- ficers will be held at 8:30 p. m. June 7 , at Nancy ' s Restaurant , Patchogue. Those elected to office were Alice Bealey, president; Vita Boerste , first vice president; Catherine E. Harkin , second vice president; Ruth Haram , recording secretary; Olivia Walters , corresponding sec- retary ; Catherine Lorch , financial secretaiy; Frances Klein , treasur- er. On the executive board are Ag- nes Valerius , Ann Lehmone , Pat Ennis , Catalda Svanderlik , Jean Janes and Mrs. Ennis. Trustees are Ka therine Boland , Mollie Debjoye and Lynn Nichols. BWDL is preparing for its sec- ond annual Summer dance and buf- fet to be held at the Sunrise Res- taurant , June 10. The music will be provided by the Melody Mas- ters. ROSARY ALTAR SOC. The Rosary Altar Society of St. John ' s R. C. Church will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p. m. Monday at the barn , to be followed by devotions at the church. Mem- bers are reminded to fulfill their monthly obligation of receiving Holy Communion in a group at the 8 a. m. mass , Sunday . The Rosarians are planning a furniture and rummage sale for June 24 and a cake and religious articles sale after masses on June 25. Proceeds of these combined sales are to be used to defray costs of all materials purchased for the altar in the new auditorium. ST. JOHN'S DAN CE The final meeting of the dedica- tion dance and journal committee of the St. John ' s R. C. Church on Ocean Avenue was held last Thursday night. It was brought to the attention of the committee that all journal business must be con- cluded by Saturday. The dance will be held in th e new auditorium from 9 p. m. to 2 a. m., June 17. There will be two musical groups supplying the mu- sic for the night. The Syncopaters and the Swinging Shepherds. Tic- kets , which include admission and buffet , are on sale now and can be obtained from any member , or at Center Moriches Cleaners , Zar- cone ' s Meat Mai v ket , The Blue Lantern or at the Rectory. Liquid refreshments will be available at a moderate price. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Josiah Roberts and Mrs. Martha Herr- mann , Sr. There will be an execu- tive board meeting and luncheon at the Three Village Inn , Stony Brook , June 20. The annual meeting of the club will take place June 27 for election of officers followed by a program of colored slides entitled , \Our Dreams Come True , \ the time and place to be mentioned at a later date. The club is th ankful for the many members and friends who helped make the May 17 benefit luncheon a success. It was held at the St. John ' s Episcopal Church in Center Moriches and the sum of $100 was turned over to the local scholarship fund. East Moriches News Items Mrs. Gordon G. Dickson , ATlantic 4-1144 Mrs. Irene Frender of East Mlain Street spent a weekend with her son-in-law and daug hter , Mr and Mrs. Josep h Kesler in Hampton Bays. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Frender of Brooklyn recently visited at the home of Dr. Frender ' s mother , Mrs. Irene Frender , and his sister , Mrs. Grace Davis , of East Main Street. Mrs. William C. J. Emory and daughter , Dawn Marie , of Anna- polis , M-d., have just returned home after a two-week visit with Mrs. Emory ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. George Mueller. William C. J. Emory and Willis ^Emory were weekend visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mueller. Mis. Walter Kanas gave a sur- prise stork shower for Mrs. C. J. Emory. Those present were Mes- dames Milton Budd , John Mohr , Jr., Otis Downs , William McPhail , George Mueller , Dorothy Fi'iedel , Adele Bender and Misses Patricia and Karen Kanas , all of East Mo- riches , and Mrs. Haskell Warner of Eastport. The Game Club met last Wed- nesday at the home of Mrs. Fran- cis Day ton on Bay Avenue with the following members present: Mesdames Edna M^Phail and Hel- en Kanas of East Moriches , Flo- rence Williams , Linda Williams and Mlargaret Smith of Eastport and Mrs. Madeline Cotter of Pat- chogue. Dinner guests last Sunday of the Michael Shiminskis were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rosavitch and child- ren , Edward and Beverly, of Blue Point , and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shi- minski and son , Dennis , of Mastic. The final meeting of the Home Bureau was held at the fireball last Tuesday. Final p lans were made for the annual outing to Land' s End in Sayville. A group from the East Moriches Bureau went to the Extension Service Achievement Day at Mastic Beach. Miss Martha Klose , a laboratory technician at Sea View Hospital , will be visiting Miss Julia Raynor of Montauk Highway next week- end. Miss Klose ' s fatner was at one time pastor of the East Mo- riches Presbyter-ian Church. A dinner for Boy Scout and Cub Scout officials for the Peconic Bay area was held at the Elk' s Club at Southampton last Tuesday. Those from East Moriches who attended were George Mueller , Arthur Bu- dick and Harry Huson. Mr. Budick and Mr. Huson were presented with the Scouter ' s Spark Plug award during ceremonies follow- ing the dinner. This award is giv- en to those who have contributed to the continuance of Scouting in their area by their long ser- vice and enthusiasm. A. A. Brian Hawkins , now sta- tioned at NATTC , Memp his , will be home on two weeks ' leave this week. After his vacation he is expected to go to a new station on the West Coast. The East Moriches Presb yterian Sunday School will close June 18. Miss Norma Benjamin has re- turned home after spending the winter at the home of her brother in Harvey, 111. The Woman ' s Society of Chris- tian Service of the Methodist Church will hold the first of four bake sales at 10 a. m . Saturday in the village. Mrs. Ramona Nathan has re- turned home after an 11-day stay in the Bayview Hospital. She is convalescing after an operation. The Men ' s Club of the Metho- dist Church held a successful roast beef dinner in the church basement Saturday. The men did all the cooking and serving and were as- sisted in the kitchen by their min- ister. Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Welch have returned home after spend- ing a week in Lakewood ()., who ie they visited Mr. Welch' s brother- in-law , Joseph Ouellet. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Troop G4 , senior Girl Scouts , held its last official meeting until September , May 24. Those attend- ing were Carol Keck , Ellen War- ner , Susan Morrison , Elaine Mac- Corkindale and Kath y Reeve. Re- freshments were seived by Ellen Warner. SCHOOL NEWS A field day was held on the school athletic grounds May 25 sponsored by the Athletic Associa- tion of the East Moriches school. The entire school body was divid- ed into the red team , captained by Andrew MacCorkindale , and the blue team , captained by John Do- brie. The children partici pated in 75 , 60 , 50, and 30 yard dashes , also sack races , three legged races , baseball throws , horse shoe pitch- ing and broad jumps. At the end of the event the red team led with a score of 115 as opposed to the blue team ' s score of 94. The games were under the supervision of the coach Eugene Collins with Mr. Huson as announcer , assisted by other members of the staff. ? lHl^a^ - JP E I^ Always on call to aid you when illness strikes Da\ or night , we stand read\ to serve you by filling all prescriptions promptl y and precisely. CALL US FOR SERVICE Slater Pharmacy R & S DRUG, INC. 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LEMMEN'S NURSERY EAST MORICHES AT - 4 - 0 9 9 0 EASTPORT — The Mother and Daughter dinner of Eastport Girl Scout Troops 84 , 36 , and 66 was held at the high school May 23. Mrs. George A. Frey was mas- ter-of-ceremonies for the evening. Guests of the troops were Mrs. Vernon Havens of East Moriches; Mrs. Ronald Raynor and Mrs. Mary Wiesen of Eastport. Venessa Tuttle led the Brownie promise and salute , and also said Grace. Corsages made by Julie Coker , Jennifer Jones and Carol Keck were piesented to the mothers and -guests. Jennife r Jones , Cherrie Cren- non , Jud y Hawes , Julie Coker , Elaine Hunter , Joanne Jarzombek , Cheryl Raynor and Carol Keck of Troop 66 hel ped prepare the din- ner. Jean Kris , Ann Kostuk , Nan- cy Privett , Judy Alfred , Join Meyer, Darlene Albin , Barbara Raynor , Patricia Jarzombek , ' Do- lores Gatz , Merille Tuttle , An- toinette and Arlene Salamone of Troop 36 served the dinner. A play entitled , 'The Hole in the Soul , \ was presented by Troop 84. Mrs. Kris of Troop 36 present- ed the following badges: Judy Al- fred , cook; Dolores Gatz , mammal , wild plant , salt water life , cook ; Pat Jarzombek , garden flowers , mammal , wild p lant , horsewomen , t,alt water life ; Ann Kostuk , con- servation , salt w ater life , athlete , insect , cook; Jean Kris , athlete, reader , homemaker , salt water life , health aid ; Nancy Privett , conservation , cook , interior decora- tion , reader; Barbara Raynor , athlete , Antoinette Salamone , salt water life. Mrs. John Kostuk of Troop 84 presented sewing bad ges to Doro- thy Browning, Susan Carlone , Paula Kostuk , Loretta Rankin , Leslie Skarka and Yvonne Schus- ter. Mrs. John Kucch of T roop 66 presented the fo 1 lowing badges: Joanee Jarzombek , child rave , handywomen , horsewomen , hosp i- tality, mammal , personal health , conservation , dressmaker , first class; Jeanne Magnani , child care , group music , needlecraft , personal health , dressmaker , first class; Bertha Dismore , needlecraft , per- sonal health , dressmaker , first class; Cherry 1 Raynor and Julie Coker , rambler; Cherrie Crennon , Julie Coker , Elaine Hunter , home- maker; Judy Hawes , cat and dog; second class badges to Geraldine Richardson , Elaine Hunter and Burnadett Browning, first-year at- tendance p in to Jennifer Jones. In concluding the evening Mrs. Vernon Havens led the group in sing ing. E' port Girl Scout Troops Pres ent Moms at Dinner Miss Ruth Schuyler of Mor- iches is a candidate for the degree of bachelor of science in education at the State Uni- versity College of Education at Fredonia Commencement June 11. A major in the music educa- tion curriculum , Miss Schuyler was graduated from Center Moriches High School in June 1957. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Schuy- ler of Moriches. BS for Moriches Girl
