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Selden Civic Assn. Sets Dance Sat. in P' chogue The Selden Civic Association with Peter D'Ameho as p esident will hold a dance and entertain- ment Saturday night at the Pat- chogue Hotel. There will be danc- ing from 9 p. m. - 2 a. m. with Frankie Seven and his Chordsmen as music providers. Playcrafters Are Set to Present Production of Seven Year Itch' To Bow Tomorrow: REHEARSING for the Playcrafters ' production of \The Seven Year Itch\ are Hugh Mercer , left , as the guilty husband and Ed Sayre as the psy- chiatric expert in the art of love. The play will be presented at the Bellport Community House at 8 :30 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday. —Photo bv R. A. Abbott BELLPORT — The Bellport Community House on Bellport Lane will be the scene of George Axelrod' s hit comedy, \The Seven Year Itch , \ as produced by the Playcrafters tomorrow and Sat- urday. Curtain time is at 8:30 p. m. Tickets may be purchased at the Bellport Stationery Store or by calling Mignon Moore at ATlantic 6-9422. The seventh year of marriage has had the reputation of being the crucial or dangerous one. And the \itch\ in the title refers to the particular discomfort that may attack some vulnerable husbands at that time. Richard Sherman is just such a husband when his wife and child desert him for the country while he works in the hot city. A lovely girl becomes Richard' s new neighbor and changes ( his status of faithful husband. Of no hel p to Richard in his dilemma are the other women in his life , his \dream \ girls , who constantl y taunt his imagination. The advice of Dr. Brubaker , a v psychiatric expert in the art of love , does nothing to mollify Richard' s guilt feelings , especially when he appears at the worst pos- sible moments. A possible rival for his wife ' s affections helps bring Richard to his senses when he realizes that he care s for his wife after all. Fortunately for all , the rage of the \itch\ subsides as Richard dis- covers his true love. The cast is headed by Hugh Mercer , who plays the errant hus- band , and Rosa White , who por- trays the girl. Joanne Munhofen is the wife and Jack Adams her admirer. Ed Sayre has the role of the humorous psychiatrist. The dream girls are p layed b y Lucille Politanski , Elaine Hendrie , Diane Eisler and Marge Feeney. The son , Ricky, is p layed by Lee Paige and the conscience voices are sup- plied by Bill and Ruth Reynolds. Peggy Suydam directs the p lay. Ruth and Bill Reynolds are the producers and Sylvia Springhorn is the stage manager. Nancy Ljundqvist and Emily Gibson are co-chairmen of the prop crew consisting of Kay Hart- Eve Snedeker , Sherry Christo- phersen , Mary-Alice Borg, Sy lvia Norton. In charge of t costumes are Betty Rauch , chairman , Cynthia Corngold and Marianna Bookless. Credit for programs goes to Marie Rotzinger. Margaret Smith is house manager. Deward Eades is set designer. The set construction crew includes Richard Stock , chairman , Bill Rey- nolds , Joe Hendrie. Set painters are Harold Schwarz , chairman , Margo Pendergast , Kay Hart , Mary-Alice Borg, Lucile Politan- ski , Charles Anderson and Mildred Lanman. Mignon Moore and Betty Simmons are handling ticket sales. MJake-up co-chairmen are Gin- nie Sayre and Joyce Flanagan , as- sisted by Charlotte Overton and Luella Zavesk y. The publicity staff consists of Diane Eisler , chairman , Martha Danes , Elaine Hendrie and Marjorie Innes. Charles and Ruth Vollmer are in charge of lighting the produc- tion and Phil and Lucia Hubert provide the sound effects. Martha Denes and Judith Anderson are the prompters. County Board Votes 8-1 to Continue Survey The Board of Supervisors Mon- day voted to continue the survey of county government by author- izing County Executive H. Lee Dennison to hire a firm to under- take a study of electronic data processing equipment needed by the various county departments. The vote was 8 to 1 , with South- ampton Supervisor Step hen F. Meschutt casting the lone negative vote. Mescnuu said he felt the companies now supplying the county with computing equipment could themselves make the study at a cheaper cost. Shelter Island Supervisor Evans Griffing was ab- sent from the meeting. The consulting firm of Booz- Allen and Hamilton recentl y com- pleted a study of administrations and operations of county depart- ments at a cost of $35 , 000. That survey, which generall y recom- mended modernization of various departments , also urged the county to study its needs for electronic computing equi pment. Monday, the board authorized Mr. Dennison to contract with the firm of John Diebold and Associ- ates , Inc., of Manhattan , \for the conduct of a full-scale feasibility study, to enable a decision to be made regarding the future of electronic data processing in Suf- folk government. \ The total cost is not to exceed $9 , 500. The reso- lution also authorized the firm to consult with the county comp- troller ' s office and the department of public welfare , regarding in- terim rental of data machinery. Mr. Dennison said the ultimate aim will be to have a central electronic data processing equip- ment pool for use of all depart- ments. Make low-cost financing part of your home p lans , _ t 1 i m ... ^^HHH^ * Financing that is low _____% 1 ™ . ¦ *•££_#%* ln cost anc* Seare<^ Just as important as the ri ght kind of blueprints for your home is the ri g ht kind of financing plan. Whether you are building a new home or buy ing an existing home , it will pay you to investi gate our mortgage loans. Let us show you how we can bring the over-all cost 3f financing your home down to the lowest possible figure , on terms you can readil y handle out of current income. 3* PiMllllfK - NATIONAL BANK * wV|*-Wf» oi PATCHOGUE 115 E. 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Legion Elects ; Film 'Operation Abolition ' Is Set Louis F. Camerlingo , son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Camerlingo of 1 Walnut Street. Centereach , was one of 164 who received de- grees at St. Francis College ' s 114th annual commencement exer- cises held in Loi'etto , Pa., May 28. Mr. Camerlingo received a ba- chelor of arts degree in commerce. He was vice-president , pledgemas- ter and interfraternity council de- legate of Phi Kappa Theta Fra- ternity; president of his sop ho- more class; a member of the Stu- dent Council; member of the col- lege yearbook staff ; and partici- pated in intramural and Interfra- ternity Council sports. The Most Rev. John J. Wright , D. D., Bishop of Pittsburgh , ad- dressed the graduates at the exer- cises. The Rt. Rev. Msgr , Daniel A. Lawless , LL.D , Pastor of St. Mary of Mercy Chaich in Pitts- burgh , delivered the Baccalaureate sermon at the Mass which was celebrated by The Most Rev. J. Carroll McCormick , D.D., Bishop of Altoona-Johnstown at 10 a. m., May 28. Centereach Youth Gets College Degree
