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New Recreation Dir. Appointed in B'haven Former Grid Star The new B>ookh.i\»n tow n 1 ideation director is a 26-year-old foil i \ai it \ ij> . u l ' . ' i k a the I n i\ersitv ol ' Min .eso ' a. Anpointed h\ the l' i ookhu\ i n fo\\ P i' oaid to teplaro Robert A. Cooney. who lias nio\id no to Jo\ , ii tleik J.inu E. Reese <> | (SS South Ocean Ave- i no , l' ati lioeu\ . ha- an m.pi \• - s , » t > backgx und in athletics and p h y- -nal ( ducat ,(in. \ ~ ¦—¦ Hoi n in i!i ookl\ n . Mi. R» ese hi aim a i < n ' t nt ol the I o\\ n of linmk l ihiii wlien lie wa- !3 , and lii l- ii ul\ iuo\ ed to 1 ako lii n k n kirn i II attended S:u \ dl> II gh . s ( hool \ -dleN borge .Mih- t.i \ A< adeni a id Fordhain I ni . \oi s i \ bel ' Mc ttans ii ' inng to the I ui\ i i s|t\ dl M IIMH s ita. Tin le , he < il i 1 svi. 'ii- lo t the \ur it\ ' uet It ill ' e \ii to! tin ' st a 1 - oils of l' ir > 6 1 ( » »7 an.I 1'' <^ . at d incised up two i 'coi (Is , out lot ino^t \j idage > Mm d in p issino in any one ' , .iine (221 \ .rds and o le fo. n o~ f passes ( omp leted (II ) m any one \ urn M.iioini \ in p h\ ic<il education. Mi. K< CM ol .t aMied his B S. d- - • ice and wa- asked to remain at Minni sota as a-s i , tant hackhvld i oai li until h\ enti l ed the \i m\ \s a -ennui lienti i 'tu , he scr\ ed duimg 1 s tour ot duty as rifl e Mii m otluei at Camp Foi l Dix \. .! Sinie Julv of I960 , he has been nh\si \il edui 'ition instiuctor with the Boatd of Coope 'a ' ne Kduea- tiona ' Sei\H-es . assigned to teach at U in schools and to organi/. e pio g i mis foi aft i r-school aridi- tie s ai\on<; the many si hools in t' i < oinmunit\. On weekends , he p ined \ pio \ foot lull with the ML Yeinon Pau l. - outin g the 1960 season, and wi s i host n as ouaiUnbaek on tl e All 1 eaguo team of the 1\ a s t e ' n F oU ssionul Football 1 fugue The lather of two small daugh- t e r s . Mi . Reese is mairied to the tifiici Miss p, ooy B\ i ne of Pat- i bos: in . \iioidmg to Town Supervisor Augu t Stc tit . Jr : \Finding ju st tie li g ht man to contmu > and im plement the tow n red eatienal p ' 0 'M ..m oi l?am ed so succoss- fulK b\ Bob Coo ie\ last \ear has ben a i e.il ta-k. In appointing 'limim ' Kci -\ , wt aie i onvmced wo h.:\ i diii-i 'ii a man who will not onh pick up the ball , he will t un s\ t 'h r . '1 th ( v a\ James E. Reese Water Authorit y, HH Contract Is OK'd By County The Board of Supervisors Mon- day approved a contract between the SuftV k County Water Au- thorit y and the Harbor Hills Es- tates , Inc. whereby the authority will pui chase the water supply system of the development for $68,000. The resolution stated that \the acquisition will constitute a sub- stantial advance in furtherance of policy of the authority for con- tinue d ' expansion of its water sup- nlv system and its seivice to the inhabitants of the county. ' ' The contract is still to be ap- proved by the Water Resources Commission and the Public Ser- vice Commission. Opposed to the passage of the resolution was Mrs. Winifred Nie- gocki of East Hills. Both East Hills and Harbor Hills are new developments in the Port Jefferson area. Mrs. Niegocki described the pro- posal as an \injustice to residents of the East Hills Water District , and a benefit to the Harbor Hills Estates and the Water Authority. \ Mrs. Niegocki said the authority should buy the East Hills Water District where the residents now pay a water bill and a water tax and receive \ rusty \ water. David Glickman , counsel to the authority, stated the authority can only purchase where the returns will be sufficient to justify opera- tion. There are only 50 houses in the East Hills district. A five-year lease was signed with this district last November for the use of its pipes. August Stout , Jr., Brookhaven Town Supervisor , told Mrs. Nie- gocki that the town board felt that it had \ worked out a good deal\ when it approved the contract , and that the Board hoped the ar- rangement might hel p the water authority to take over the East Hills district eventually. In other business at Monday ' s meeting, Brookhaven Town leased from the county a five-acre strip of ocean-front land , known as Cupsogue Beach , just west of Moriches Bay, for the sum of $1 per year. The beach , now owned by the count y, has been operated as a public beach and parking lot. By the terms of the contract Brookhaven now assumes all main- tenance expenses. Medford Civics Meet; Honor Oldest Member Seek Street Lights: The Medford Taxpayers and Ci- vic Association held their regular monthly meeting Monday at the Tremont Avenue School. Accepted as new members at this time were A. Lenhard , Mr. and Mrs. R. Vogt , V. Cerullo and E. Crummy. Henry Gervais , reporting on street lights , said that a meeting was held in the Medford Hotel April 27. The Eag le Estates Civic Association mapped out locations for 22 lights , the Medford organ- ization , 18. Vapor lights were agreed upon. Mr. Gervais and Mi . Cast met with a representative from the Patchogue Electiic l ight Company to discuss their sugges- tions and plans were turned over to Councilman Howard L. Row- land for proper procedure. The Fortieth Anniversary Din- ner held Sunday at the Medfoid Hotel was very well attended. The testairunial was in honor of M' . s . Mary Betts , the oldest active mem- ber in the association. Dominic Baranello was the guest speukf . He gave a brief resume on Mis . Bett' s life and her activitie s i,\ the community. On behalf of the members of the organization , hei relatives and filends , Joseph Len- to , president , nresented her with a gift. T j he association also went on record as being o p p o s ed to a change of zone for the 12 acres ot property located on the southeast corner of Farm to Maiktt Road and Route 112 in Medfo d. Th-> area is presently zoned \C re si- dence , with a request being made by Terrel and Son Inc., to chtnge it to \J2\ business , to be used for a housewrecking business. A letter was being sent to the town board stating the opposition and personal attendance at the board meeting- Tuesday was uiged. It was decided that the executive and regular monthly meetings will be held during the Summer months. Since the Tremont Avenue School will not be available , the time and place will be announced before the next regular date. Patchogue Merchants Division to S ponsor Awards for Dads The Merchants Division of the Patchogue Chamber of Commerce announced this week that as a part of the celebration of Father ' s day it would award to some dad a port- able television set. The winner will be chosen from free entry blanks with Dads ' names on them that are deposited in mer- chant division stores during the week before Father ' s day. Entries will close June 16 and the winner will be d i-a wn June 17 in front of the Patchogue Theatre at 10 a. m. This promises to be one of the m/ost interesting events of the year , coming as it does at the be- ginning of the Summer season , the division pointed out. Highlight of the drawing will be an extra award to the winner if he or his wife is present and can claim the first prize within five minutes. There will be three addi- tional winners of power mowers drawn that morning as well. Free entry blanks may be ob- tained at any member store or at the Merchant s Division office , 8 West Main Street , Patchogue. Centereach Plant Sale Set to Help Retarded The Mid-Island Auxiliary of the Association for the Hel p of Re- tarded Children announced that on June 10 , the Dawn Estates Shop- ping Center , Centereach , will be the scene of a plant sale. The sale will begin at 10 a. m. and continue until sell-out time. Proceeds of the day will be turned over to the as- sociation. This event is chaired by Mrs. Walter Michalowski , Gould Road , Centereach. Her co-chairman is Mrs. Salvatore Farrugia , North Coleman Road , Centereach. Mrs. Farrug ia stated th at the auxiliary is still in need of addi- tional plants for this event , and that the public is urged to answer this call for donations. Contact Mrs. Michalowski at JUni per 5- 8683 or Mrs. Farrug ia at SElden 2-5114. The Adv ance is on sale at Byr- ne ' s Stationery, Ruth' s Stationery and Zieran ' s Delicatessen in Blue Point . —Adv. River Ave. PTA Installs Officers ; Rohde Is Head The installation ceremony for the River Avenue School Parent- Teacher Association Council was neld in the Patchogue High School cafeteria May 2' d Mis . Char.es Rohde was installed as council president for the 1961-62 school year. Other officers installed were: Richard Mauer , first vice presi- dent; Mrs. Norman Lechtrecker , second vice president; Mrs. Harold Bates , recording secretaiy; Mrs. Kuit Behme , LOiiespontting sec e- taiy; and Arnold Gil'\ treasurer Spencer Lov ed , princi pal of Bav Avenue School was installing of- ficer. Chairman of special committees appointed an 1 : program coordina- tor , Richard Mauei ; legislative co- ordinator , Mrs. Norman Lechtreck- er; communications , lluss Wygand di d p io.ii L > , Mis . M.uricl L >ch- trecke. . ' . Mrs. Rohde presented the out- going piesident , Mrs. Charles Ro gers , with the bar to her past president' s pin , on behalf of all council members. Each officer received a corsage. The table floral arrangements and corsages were created by Mrs. Er- nest Perry. At the conclusion of the meet- ing, refreshments were served. Mis . Norman Lecht et _ kei was le- freshment chairman. Court Emp loyes Going on State Insurance Plan RIVE'RHEAD — The Board of Supervisors , Monday, following state law , adopted a resolution placing- officers and employes of the Supreme Cou.t and Surro- gates Court under the State Health Insurance p lan. The reso ution , adopted by a 6- to 3 vote , earmarked $1 , 500 for th? county ' s cost in the program. Su- pervisors Lester Albertson of Southold , Stephen Meschutt of Southampton , and William Bain of East Hampton , voted against the resolution , all charging it was- wrong to charge taxpayers for health insurance plans of employes of governmental agencies. County Executive H. Lee Den- nison pointed out the count y has no choice in the matter , and that Chapter 230 ol th- State Laws of 1961 require ilia , employes ot the two couit sy .terns who wish to part icipate in the olan , be allowed to do so. Mi. Dennisoa - ,aul a survey f he cost of impU menlhig the plan fir all couii f y cmp ' o> ei, revi i ' -, ' t would cost the <-o\.. tv an estim- ate d $180 , 000 a <• vr. ' . He , vA nin-t of the on pioycs . want the county to participate in the p lan The plan , with participation in the cost b y the state and munici- palit y, piovides greate r coverag ^ at less cost to the employes. He said he will recommend full participation by the county for all employes in the near future. Iwo Math Teachers Of Sachem Get Nat 'l Foundation ' s Grants LAKE ROXK ON ' Y OMA — Two incmbeis o, (he mathematics de- pa tnietit at Sen hi, u High Si hool ha\ e toei n ed giant- ; fiom the Na- tional Sv ietu e Foundat ion to tak '> lur 'her graduate studies this su n- nier. R. \ Beiter , Sai ' iem pr in- ci pal , announced this week. f ouis A. Del Fabio of Lake Ro'ikonkoina. chanman of the de- ptUiiiient. w il l st id y in Philadel- phia at th'' [ nuei it\ o 1 P r 'iin- s> h aula ' s institute fo \ hit li school mathema t ic s teuchei - , taking a le- \ ii w oi anahtku geumetiy and c alculus , and <_ > 1. m*^ tin ax io- matic develi pmeiit ol diriV rent geometries . G. .1. Stahl of Blue Point , a member of Sachem ' s mathematics depai tment for ioir. \ea - , will . study in New Yoik <t Fnulham Universit y ' s institute , a- one of 00 ma 'hematics t achet- s f om all parts of the country, selecte 1 fi om more than 800 app licants to re- ceive this advene cc instruction In addition to gianting the f iv l tuition , in each case the National Science Foundation provides the necessary transportation and a stipend ' graded to the reci pient' s famil y living expenses at the place wheie he will study. If it' s news — you 'll find it in The Advance. —Adv. I I ! ... And J WHEREVER YOU GO THIS SUMMER PROTECT YOUR i i FUNDS WITH AMERICAN EXPRESS j TRAVELERS CHEQUES I ; Stop in Now and Plan for a Care-free Vacation. ! ! A . 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A S V ^*BMB M BBBBJH9BHBMBKBB J I H^^B|l22|liia_B___ftB_C___^ BBMMM—ftftft—ft—¦ftB Two college students from Fl rookhaven Town were among 52 business administration students who have been awarded partial- tuition scholarships in the amount of $250 each by the Meadow- Brook National Bank. The announcement was made this week by Walter E. Van der Waag, president of the bank. The two students are : Gary Greco , 91 Bailey Avenue , Patchogue , who is attending- Hofstra College , and Jacqueline E. Alfano of 147 Davis A\enue , Port Jefferson Station , now attending Adolphi College. Adelp hi received IS of the scholarships , Hof.stra 20 , C. W. Post College 12 and St. John ' s I' nivoisitv 7. The total spent bv the bank ' was Sltf.000. 2 B haven Town Students Get Bank Scholarshi ps CARD OF THANKS The famil y of the late Julia Tobin wishes to express their ap- preciation to the Reverend Clergy. Catholic Daughters of America , relath os and friends for the kind expressions of sympath y extended to them in their recent bereave- ment. Mi. and Mrs. Alfred J. McRae , Sr . 92 West Lakewood Street , Patchogue , New York. —Adv. | \I saw your ad in the Ad- v ance. \ —Adv. GUEST OF HONOR at Saturday night ' s For- tieth Anniversary dinner of Medford Taxpayers and Civic Association was Mrs. Mary Betts , who is se^n being presented with gift from organiza- tion by Joseph Lento , left , president of group. Looking on i^ Dominic Baranello , guest speaker at event, who gave resume of Mrs. Betts ' life and lur activities. ,. —Maple Leaf Photo Service The regular month' y meeting of the board of thrcctors * of the Pat- chogue Chamber of Commeice was held Tuesday at Whirlaway ' s Inn , 319 Bay Avenue , Patchogue. George C. Furman , president presided. Harry T. Weeks , execu tive vice president , introduced the guests. In attendance was Josh Raifman , president of the Josh Products Company, a new firm operating in Patchogue which manufactures p lastic hair notions and accessories and employs about 250 people. Travis N. Rauch , president of the U. S. Laminating Corporation , was unable to be present. This is another new firm which has ar- rived in the Island Industrial Park. The firm manufactures laminated forms for textiles. John P. Sullivan , general man- ager of the Long Island Better Business Bureau , spoke on the work of his organization. James Cromarty, manager of the Suffolk County Fair , which will be held in Sayville June 30 to July 9 , also spoke as did Frederick A. Hem- mings , industrial advisor of Stony Brook. P' chogue CC Board Of Directors Meets The Patchogue Moose Lodge De- gree staff on May 26 enrolled a large class of new members. The guest of honor was George Perry, a past, governor , who recently re- ceived one of the highest degrees within the Moose. Also in attendance were Ray Gibbons , governor of the new Oak- dale lodge , John Maloney of the Port Jefferson lodge and Thomas Tidmaish , district membership di- rector, who in a short address com- p imented the Patchogue Lodge on its current membeishio drive. Following the enrollment cere- mony refreshments were served by Mrs. Mary Calfa , Mrs. Margaret Williams and Ma's. Josephine Mc- Donnell , members of the Women ' s Chapter of the Patchogue Lodge. The next regular meeting will be held tomorrow. P' chogue Moose Unit Enrolls Its Members The Navy mothball destroyer Baldwin , aground in shallow rock y water just a few yards off Mon- tauk Point for the past six weeks , was finally towed free Monday and later sunk in 300 fathoms of water. The Baldwin was sunk at noon in a spot 95 miles southeast of Montauk Point , the Navy an- nounced this week. The shi p had been aground since April 16 , when she broke loose from a towing ship during a storm. In the salvage operations , one sailor was killed and several others were injured. After five weeks of intensive work , the ship was finally pulled free by two salvage vessels and towed out to sea , where she was left to sink. Sink N avy Destroyer Aground Off Montauk Ronald B. Hildreth , son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Budd Hildreth , Name- kee Road , Blue Point , and husband of the former Miss Joa n Cashman , has been graduated from George- town University in Washington , D. C. He received the degree of bachelor of laws from the Law Center at the 162nd annual com- mencement excercises of the uni- versity in the nation ' s capital. A graduate of Rensselaer Poly- technic Institute , with the degree of bache l or of chemical engineer- ing, which he received in 1954 , he took a master of science degree from Rutgers University in 1957. He served as a first lieutenant in the U.S. Army from 1955 to 1957. He is now employed as a patent attomsjjj fo i; Essoa JJesearcji , t aiid. Engineering- Comfpany. . - , . Ronald B. Hildreth Georgetown Graduate Among the 113 students who received bachelor of arts de- grees from Hamilton Coileg ' in Clinton Monda \ w ere Charles • M. Finn., left, of 178 South Country Road , and George F. Paul of 9 Gerard Str. 'et , both of Bellport. Awarded Degrees I A lie civo Officers Association organizational meeting will be held in the Suffolk County Air Foi ce Base Officei s Club at 7:30 p. m. today. All active and inactive military personnel holding reserve commissions are invited to attend. Purpose of the meeting is to form a chapter for all active and inactive reserve officers in Suffolk County. The chap ter is being formed to | develop closer contacts between all reserve officers , whether on active or inactive duty, and to pass on to the state and national associations individual problem areas for con- sideration. Dinner will be available at the base officers club. Persons inter- ested in attending should make dinner reservations with Major Kenneth Bootes , at WE 4-1900 , ext. 240 , o- Major William J. Faucher , at WE 4-1900, ext. 444. Reserve Officers Unit Plan Meeting Tonig ht The annual meeting of South Suffolk County Chapter , American Red Cross , will be held in St Ann ' s Parish House , Sayville , at 8:30 p. m. June 15, for the ej ec- tion of officers and other business. Speaker for the evening will be Henry Chuck , Health Administra- tion Advisor of the International Cooperation Administration , at- tached to the United States Em- bassy in New Delhi , T' ndia. Mr. Chuc k , who is presentl y on leave in the United States , will l eturn to India in September . The meet ing i.s onen to all members of the community. South Suffolk Chapter Of Red Cross to Meet
