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MASTIC BEAC H NEWS Alri . Kenneth .Vn<lt-r- .<>n, ATlnnlio 1-84, ' >S< Mrs. Laurence Hansen a n d daughter . Su- .au. of Brookl yn who ' pent the weekend at their M : IH - ini'r home on 1'ah'ia Drive w oe iMi^ts Sunda.y at a back yard bar- becue held at th e home of Mr. aud i All- - . Kenneth Andersen and chilel- len . Karen and David , of Orchid 1'iive. Other i . uo st- , at ..ending were Mi. ami .Mr- - . Joseph Stox/.etto , Jr., and ehildien. Jennifer. Josep h and ( 'hi istop her . (0 Wa- .liiu .gton Drive. S-ituiday e u e s i s at the Wash- in g ton Dti\e home of .Mr . and Mr s . j (merge Kubala and sons . George ( and Garv. were Mi> . Bertha Kuba- la. Mrs . \ lU-len llalelu k and Mr. and Mr- . I' .iul llalehek and cluld- ien . Paul . Jr.. Maiv and John, all of tin 1 Bionx. Roy Dani ' d K^kesen celebrated hi- , seciuid bir.hday Tuesday when lie was guest-of home, at a party held at the home of bis parent- ! . .Mr . and Mi s . Roy I'M<e*en of 1 aarelton Di ive . Tin 1 small guests enjoyed fame- and rvoivod party favors . The buffet table was dec- oialod w ith a -pecial cake in cele- brat ion of thi s event. ;> .nd his euosU included his parents , Stan- 1 ' . v Samuelsen. Mr- .. Dolores lloiick and ehihlren . Susan. Doreen and l. ' ruk . Air s . Doroth y Schuhmacher and -on. Gary , anel Mr. and Mrs. Mannv Kohl of .M -islie Bench. Mr. and Mrs. William Schrof and d. -uightei . .Marilyn , of Dogwood Road and Ah- , and .Mrs . Fred Zim- mei nuuin of Queens Village motored to Loch Sheldrake in Sul- livan County over the weekend to join m the seventy-fift h birthday c elebration of .Mrs . Schrof' s and Fred Zimmermann ' s brother , Will- iam Zimmermann. (Her the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Dominiek Stellate and sons , Don- ald and Jo-oph , of Whittier Drive entertained as their guests , Mr. and Mrs . Emil Bruckner and their daughter Carol, and Mrs . Amelia Forsyth of Bellmoro ; Mr. and Mrs. Gooige Alhrocht and Mrs . Edward Bruckner of Smithtown; Mr. and Mrs . Charles: Langton of Deer Park and Eli Cote of Montauk. Donald Stellato ' s fiancee , Miss Edythe Tozza of Wostbury, a stu- dent at Afiehigan State ' College also -spent severa l days visiting the Stellato s at their home. Ali-s Louise Xornes of Bay Bulge was the guest over the ^weekend of her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Andersen , and their daug hters , Louise and Lil- lian, of Longfellow Drive. Joseph Ennis and his daughter , Joan , of Riverdale spent the week- end at their summer home on Or- chid Drive. j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schutt of Brooklyn spent several days at their home on Queen Road during the week. On Saturday Lily Ann Coraci , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Coraci of Bogota Road , was the ' guest-of-honor at a party held at 1 her home in celebration of I her first birthday. Refreshments I served included a decorated cake inscribed \Happy Birthday Lily- Ann. \ Among her guests were her brothers Joseph . Frank and John , Airs. Frank Garafola and children , Sam , Denise and Marie , of Pat- chogue; Mrs. George Ferriola and children , Ginger , Patty and Debbie , of East Patchogue; Ma-s. Armand Sposato and daug hters , Amy, Francine , Patty and Cindy, Mrs. Leroy Christiansen and children Tommy. Billy, Mary. Lee and Mi- chael , Mr s . Vincent, Orlando and daug hter , Vincenta , Mrs. Angelo Orlando and daug hter , Rose , and Lily Ann ' s maternal grandmother. Mrs. John Maky. all of Mastic Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosso of Pine Road celebrated their thirty- first wedding anniversary this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan and daughters , Veronica and Marilyn , of Bay Ridge were at their sum- mer home on Longfellow Drive during the weekend. Arthur Meyer and son , Joseph , of Bay Ridge were the weekend guests ' of Mir . and Mrs. Edward Boughal and sons , Leonard and John , of Penwood Road. On Thursday at 8 p. m. a special business meeting of the Arthur H . . Clune American Leg ion Post 1533 Ladies ' Auxiliary will be held at the Legion Hall on Mastic Beach Road. Election of officiers for the new term will take p lace, all mem- bers are requested to attend. A Civil Defense meeting will be held at 8 p. m. Thursday at the Mastic Beach Firehouse on Neigh- borhood Road. Diane Collins of Lincoln Avenue celebrated her first birthday at a party Sunday held at the home of her maternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Danrmer of Mas- tic. Among the guests were Doug- las Dammer of Mastic , Diane ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Col- lins , and her greataunt , Mrs. Mar- tha Schneider , of Ridgewood. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sweeney of Commack Road were the guests for several days this week of their son-in-law and daug hter , Mr. and Mrs.Gerard Kelly of Brooklyn. Company 3 of the Mlastic Beach Fire Department will meet at the firehouse at 8 p. m. tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doyle and daughters , Susan , Sharon and Beth , of Woodland Drive attended the wedding of Mrs. Doyle ' s cou- sin . Raymond Meyer of Brookl yn , to Miss Carol Schweikert of Bald- win , Sunday in St. Peter ' s Luth - eran Church of Baldwin. They also attended the reception that follow- ed at the Elks Club in Freeport. The Arthur H. Clune Legion Post 1533 will hold its Games Night beginning at 7:45 p. m. to- morrow at the Democratic Club- house on Locust Drive. Rudy Auer returned to this country aboard the SS Queen Elizabeth Tuesday after spending six weeks abroad. During his trav- els he visited relatives in Frank- furt , Germany, andSwitzerland. And he also visited many points of interest in England. Rudy is the son of Mrs. Joan Auer of Neigh- borhood Road. Mrs. Lee Smith , her son , Bobby, and her nephew , John Gruges , all of Cambria Heights were the weekend guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins of Hollis at the Collins ' summer home on McKinley Drive. Mrs. George Kapner is conva- lescing at her home on Commack Road after being a patient for a week at the Bayview General Hos- pital here. Peter Don of Staten Island was the overnight guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs. William Lawler and children , James and Ellen , of Longfellow Drive. .Mr. and Mrs. Jamle s Murray and daughters , Nancy, Patricia and Marion , of Maywood Drive have been entertaining as their house- guests for the past week Mr. and Mrs. John Doy le of Boston , Mass. There will be a meeting of the Boa>rd of Directors of the Mastic Beach Property Owners Associa- tion at 1 p. m. Saturday at the Mastic Beach Yacht Club on the Riviera. Mr. and Mlrs. Thomas Neppell , Jr ., of Lakeview Drive motored to Aberdeen , Md.. over the weekend where they visited Colonel and Mrs. Joseph Sowa. Captain and Mrs. James Dunn and Lieutenant and Mrs. Ronald Roger of that city. Mrs. Vera Frey of Queens Vil- lage was the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doyle and daugh- ters. Susan , Sharon and Beth , of Woodland Drive. A reception was held Saturday night at the Mastic Lane i Res- taurant on Mastic Read in honor of the marriage on May 5 of Miss Shirley Lanham , daught?r of Mr. and Mrs. Tey (D.L.) Lanham of Shirley and granddaughter of Mrs . Nat Weiser and the (at : Mr. Wei- ser of Neighborhood Road , to Ben- edict Paglia , son of Mrs. Lidia Pag lia and the late Mr.Paglia of Wavecrest Drive , which took place in North Carolina. The room was decorated with whi' e streamei s and little white wedding bells and a three-tiered cake topped by small figurines of a bride and bride- groom decorated the bridal table. Among the guests were Mrs. Lidia Paglia and sons , Robert and Rog- er , and Mrs. Therosi Pa g]is. Frank Sandora , Mr u . Nat Weiser . Mr. and Mrs. George Kapner , Mr. aid Mrs. Isadore Sirulnik , Mr. and Mrs. Al- len S i ru l n i k , Mr. and M :\s . Irving Drucker , and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Tahler and son , Larry, of Maitic Beach ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pagano of Hauppauge ; Mr. and Mrs. Mar- ius Paglia of Bayside Mr. a ¦ > d Mrs. Ben LaMantia -of Ozone Park; Mr . and Mrs. Leo Viola , of Rich- mond Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ferrante , S r., Mi' , and Mrs. Fer- rante , Jr., Mrs. Louis Spagi.a , Richard Bernstein , Mr. and Mrs. George Shore , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mayer , all of the Brons. - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Copersino and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Andrea of Flushing; Mr. and Mrs. Dominiek Amendola- ra of East Meadow ; Mr. and Mrs. George Ward , Mr. and Mrs. A nge- lo Alfinito, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Alfinito , Charles Lang, Miss Lor- raine Ward , Frank Dolinski , Mr. and Mrs. John Valentino , Mi\ and Mrs. Al Grabow , Mr. and Mrs. Mi- chael Notaro , of Mastic Acres: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arbolino of Upper Nyack; Miss Sandra Cohen , Mr. and Mrs. Tex Lanham; and child- ren , Donald and Barbara , Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cohen and daughter , Anita , Mrs. Sara Goodman , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Appel and daughter , Elizabeth , of Shirley; M' r. and Mrs. Paul Carroza of Islip Ter- race; Mi* , and Mrs. Wallace Thom- as of Stony Brook ; Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenblum and Miss Jean Sachak of Mastic and Mr. and Mrs. David Baillie of Center Moriches. A family dinner party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pas- quale Pulsonetti of Locust Drive Sunday in celebration of the sixth birthday of their daughter , Anne- marie. Those present included her paternal grandpai-ents , Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Pulsonetti , and their son , Louis , of Franklin Square and M.fj '- . and Mrs. Dominiek Lopi-ete and daughters , Anita and Louisa , of Bellerose. On Wednesday a Kid- die party in honor of Annemarie was also held at the Pulsonetti home with guests being Mrs. Lar- ry Collins and children , Step hen and Donna , Mrs. Ernest Grube and son , Jeffrey, and Annemarie ' s brothers . Budd y and Phili p of Mastic Beach and Mrs. George Al- bertina and daughters , Rene and Michele , of Ridgewood. Other guests entertained at the Pulson- etti home recently included Mrs. Florence Stevens of Mastic Beach , Miss Laura Collins of McKin- ley Drive, Arthur Gruenberger of Orchid Drive and New York City and Mr. and M!rs. Charles Collins of Hollis and MfcKinley Drive. Mrs. Thomas Neppell , Sr., of Lakeview Drive celebrated her birthday with her family Friday. Mrs. Jens \ Kristoffersen of La- fayette Drive is a patient at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital , where she underwent surgery Monday. 'Mrs. Johanna Kupfrian has re- turned to her home on Woodland Drive after spending five weeks visiting her son-in-law and daugh - ter , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Logan , of Canandaigua and Mrs. \William Logan of Rochester. The Congregation of the Mastic Beach Hebrew Center are holding a special meeting at 8:30 p. m. Sat- urday at the Center on Neighbor- hood Road. The Ladies ' Aid Society of the Grace Lutheran Church met at the church on Mastic Road Wednesday night. Instead of their usual bus- iness meeting they held a surprise stork shower in honor of Mrs. Glo- ria Richter of Mastic Acres who is vice president and treasurer of the socjety. A bassinet , overflowing with gifts , was p laced before the guest-of-honor ' s chair. The buffet tables were decorated with small storks and blue and pink carriag- es were at each place as candy holders. A shower cake in the shape of an umbrella was decorat- ed with pastel yellow and green icing and was made and decorated by Mrs. Robert DeCordova. Act- ing as hostesses for the evening were Mesdames Gloria Franz , Flo- rence Doyle , Dolores Walker and Jean Petersen. The guests included Mtesdames Shirley Jensen , Emma Cruse , Helen Andersen , Ursula Heckel , Ellie Ingbretsen , Gloria Leavitt , Otilia Bernhardt , Clara DeCordova , Claire Anderson , Rose Rolfes , of Mastic Beach; Bertha Kummert - of Mastic; Nettie Die- terichs and Sue Christop herson of Shirley, and Viola Richter and Al- freda Somes of Mastic Acres. John Neppell of Lakeview Drive celebrated his birthday Thursday by dining out with his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scesny of Yaphank at the Pine Grove Inn in Patchogue. 'Regulation fire drill for the members of the Mastic Beach Fire Department will be held at 10 a. m. Sunday at the firehouse. Practice for the members of the Mastic Beach Fire Department ChiMren ' s Band will be held at the firehouse from 6:30-8 p. m. Mon- day. A meeting of the Fire Com- miissioners will follow. Members of the Young Peoples Society of the Grace Lutheran Churc h will meet-at 7:30 p. m. at the church on Mastic Road Mon- m j. HifeHt: . M ary Ann Larkin , w h o w a s fiv e years old Thursday, celebrated this event with a party Saturday at the home of her parents. Air. and Mrs. Charles Larkin of Peeker Avenue. Her small guests enjoyed games and received small party iavors. Refreshments including a decorat- ed cake were served to her guests who included Mrs. Barbara Tar- taglia and children , Step hen and Janet , Mrs. Shirley Jensen and children , Billy and Shirley, Mrs. Gloria Leavitt and children , Ste- p hen and Louise, Mrs. Ruth Kru- ta and daughters , Janet and Lou- ise , Mrs. Leona Desroches and sons , Bobby , Ricky and Artie , and Muss Janet Toia , all of Mastic Beach. Private First Class Robert Nep- pell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neppell , Sr., ed' Lakeview Drive, afier spending a short leave home left from Idlewild International Airpoil Monday for Oakdale , Ca 'if., prior to his embadking up- on a two year tour of duty with th'> Army in Japan and other bases. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Bayview General Hospital ^vill hold its monthly business meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Mastic Beach Firehouse. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly of Longfellow Drive became the par- ents of their second child last Fri- day when a 9 pound , 4 ounce girl was born to them at the Brookha- ven Memorial Hospital. They have named her Ann Marie. They also have a son , James. Mrs. O'Reilly is the former Miss Marie Cappello , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cappello of New York City , and Cornelius Drive. Mr. O'Reilly is the son of Mrs. James O'Reilly of Bayside and Mastic Beach. Fire Department Pump Operator and Business Men ' s Fire Drill will be held Wednesday night at the firehouse. On Thursday at 8 p. m. there will be a meeting of the Mastic Citizens committee at the fire- house on Neighborhood Road. Bi-ownies Karen Andersen . S u- san Doyle , Susan Franz , Darlene Smith , Diane Musico , Kathy Ian- nato , Sandra Rauso , Eileen Ruge , Stella Demasi and Anne Marie Luisi of Mastic Beach Troop 31 , along with leaders , Mrs. James Murray and Mrs. Fred Goetz , Sat- urday were among those partici- pating at the Neighborhood 5 Dai- sy Day Rally held at Camp Paqua- tuck in Center Moriches. On Thursday afternoon the members of this troop met at the home of Mrs. Fred Goetz on Maywood Drive where they comp leted their Father ' s day gifts. These plaques were made and donated bv Joseph Rolfes of Dahlia Drive. The brownies also practiced for their Fly-Up ceremonies which will be held this week at the Mastic Beach Democratic club on Locust Drive. And p lans were discussed for a proposed overnight camping trip to Camp Edey in Bayport and for a bus trip outing. Later in the evening Mesdames James Murray Phylis Potts , Mae Abel , Mitzio VanLith , Sop hia Duffy, Katherine Mergel , Pat Brennan , Otilia Bern- hardt , Beatrice Weingarten and Edward lannato met at the home of Mrs. Goetz for a troop commit- tee meeting. Gold Star mothers , Mrs. Cath - erine Coyle and Mrs. Sara McKen- na , along with their guests , Mrs. Rose Cole and Mrs. Anna Gilew- ski , on Saturday afternoon repre- sented the local Legion Post 1533 at the Suffolk County Auxiliary Luncheon held .at Bronco Charlie ' s Restaurant in Oakdale. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cody cele- brated their twenty-third wedding anniversary Friday at their home on Flower Road. Walter Vera of Gooseberry Road celebrated his sixty-fourth birthday Sunday. Kenneth Andersen celebrated his birthday Tuesday quietl y at his home on Orchid Drive with his wife and children , Karen and Da- vid. Mrs. Olsen of 191 Washington Drive will be hostess at 2:30 p. m. Saturday at a showing of \Ron- nie ' s Creations \ at her home. These creations which consist of hand- bags , slippers , hats , etc., are all imports. \Ronnie \ known to aU as ' Mrs. Ronnie Chester of Washing- ton Drive currentl y has some of her creations on display at the Little Shoppe on Main Street. The ladies of the Mastic Beach Democratic Club are sponsoring •a card party at 8 p. m. Monday, at the clubhouse on Locust Drive. Mrs. Julia Sutters is in charge of the committee. Refreshments will be served. All are welcome to at- tend. The women of the Mastic Beach Hebrew Center are holding a card party at the Center on Neighbor- hood Road at 1 p.m. June 21. Refreshments will be served. All are welcome to attend. INSTALLATION DINNER-DANCE The Mastic Beach Arthur H. Clune Post 1533 of the American Legion is holding its annual in- stallation dinner-dance Saturday beginning at 8:30 p. m. at the Shirley Taxpayers Association clubhouse at the foot of Grand- view Avenue in Shirley. Music for dancing will be supplied by the Nite Caps with Mae Chimes as featured vocalist. Joseph M'orizzo is chairman with Peter Moi\ano as co-chairman of the dance committee. Tickets for this affair can be obtained from any members of the legion or at the door Saturday night. GOODFELLOWS CLUB On Sunday the Goodfellows Social Club met at Ed' s Riviera for their annual nomination and election of officers for the 1961- 62 term. Elected were Mrs. Viola Kubin , president; Eugene Vogeli , vice president; Mrs. Alberta Vogeli , secretary; Mrs. Peggy McGovern , treasurer , and Peter Mascarenas , serge.ant-at-arms. Robert O'Brien , George Schweers and Mrs. Viola Kubin were elected to serve on the club' s board of trustees. Formal installation of these newly elected officers will take p lace the first Sunday in Jul y. JUNIOR AUXILIARY The Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion held installation cererrfonies last Thursday for their newly elected officers at the Le- gion Hall on Mastic Beach Road. Installed were Patty Heslin , president; Mary Heslin , vice presi- dent; Linda Lake , secretary- treasurer; Katherine Heslin , chap- lain , and Georgina Kircher , ser- geant-at-arms. Installing officers were Mes- dames Wilhelmina Kolter , Ann Harrington , Anna Gilewski , Rose Cole , Catherine Coyle and Eileen Heslin. Later a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments , including a cake decorated with red , white and blue icing forming an American Flag, were served. Moriches Mrs. Ann Burse , Tel. ATlantie 4-0691 Wednesday guests at the home of Mr .and Mrs . Edward Chrzan- owski of Montauk Highway were Mr. Chrzanowski' s mother , Mrs. Julia Chr/.anowski and his brother . Stanley from Albertson. Wednesday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Burge of Barnes Road were Mr. Burge ' s parents . Air. and Mrs. Daniel Burge , Sr., of Mastic Beach. AL' . and Mrs. Angelo Cusuz/.o ol Brookl yn spent the holiday week- end at their Summer residence on Third Street. M rs. Warren Hulse ot Barnes Road enjoyed Sunday el inner at the home of her son and famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hulse of Mastic. Following dinner the family visit- ed Mrs. W. Dulse ' s sister, Mrs. John Hetfner of Yaphank. June 8 , Lymie Schubert cele- brated her ninth birthday at the home- of her parents on Marion Drive. Joining Lytme in the cele- bration were her parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Schubert , her sister , Carol , maternal grandmother , Mrs . Charles Buckheit , Sr., of Marion Drive anel Air. anel Mrs. Charles Buckheit , Jr., and children , Brian, Denise , Philip and Michael of Ma- rion Drive. June 4 at 5 p. m. Michael John , infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bu ckheit , Jr., ol* Marion Drive was christened at St . John the Evangelist R. C Church in Center Morches. Father Thomas Hende 1 of Corpus Christi , R. C. Church in Woodside officiated at the cere- mony. The god parents were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer of Mastic. Following the ceremony a gather- ing of family and friends was held at the Buck ' kheit home. A buffet spread was featured , hi g hli g hted bv a beautifully decorated cake in- scribed , \God Bless Michael John. \ Those attending were Father Tho- mas Hendel of Woodside , maternal grandpa rents , Mr. and Mrs. D. Ra- gamata and daughter , Geraldine , of Mastic; paternal grandmother , Mrs. Charles Buckheit , Sr., of Ma- rion Drive: Michael' s brothers , Brian and Phili p, and his sister , Denise ; Mr. and Mrs. William Amy and children , Steven and Maureen , of Center Moriches; Mr. and Mrs. William Schubert and daughters , Carol and Lynne , ol Marion Drive; Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Meyer and children , Kenneth, Lorraine and Patricia , of Mastie and Mr. and Mrs, William Moy lan and children , William and Kevin, of Mastic. Saturday evening Mr. anel Mrs, George Burge of Barnes Road at- tended a surprise housewarming at the homo of Mr. and Mi's. Arman- do Montazuma of Mastic. Host- esses were Mrs. Owen Chay tor and Mrs. J. Pike of Mastic. Approxi- mately twenty-seven guests at- tended and enjoyed a buffet spread followed bv coffee and cake. Satuiday Stefno Jurgielewicz at- tended the Daisy Day celebration at Camp Paquatuck in East Mori- ches With Brownie Troop oH of Center Moriches. Stefno is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Josep h Jurgielewicz of Barnes Road. Sunday afternoon , Mr. and Mrs. George Burge anel children , George and Debbie , of Barnes Road at- tended a party in honor of their nep hew , Dennis , who celebrated his second birthday. Dennis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burge , Jr. , of Circuit Road. Bellport. The Rev. and Mrs. John Vi gnal i and daughters , Dorothy and Lor- raine , of Montauk Highway re- cently spent the weekend at the Tri-State Bible Conference at Port Jervis. Joining them were Char- lotte and Andrea Tydeman of Montauk Hi g hway, Sandra Glover of Private Road , Doroth y Muller of Center Moriches anel June John- son of Mastic. Mr. and Mrs . William Schubert of Marion Drive , became the par- ents of a daug hter , Beth Marion , born 7:10 a. m. Saturday at Brook- haven Memorial Hosp ital in East Patchogue. The baby weighed 6 pounds , 10 ounces. The Schuberts have two other children , Carol anel Lynne. Sunday evening guests at the home of Mr. anel Mrs. George Bulge of Barnes Road were Miss Eileen Duffy of Astoria , Louis Boyce of Montauk Hi g hway, Mich- ael Duffy of Astoria and his fian- cee Miss Patricia Igio of Bayside. A joint birthday part y was held Sunday in honor of Henry Emme- luth , Mrs. James Schultz , Alfred Tebbens and Mrs. Thomas Teb- bens , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tebbens of Barnes Road. 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By John Clark CENTER MORICHES — When someone tells Robert E. Mulcahy of Terry Court , Center Moriches , that teenagers \just don ' t tit\ in a g iven social situation his inevitable question is. \Where do they fit?'' becking the answer to his question , Mr. Mulcahv , u rigger at Brookhaven National Laboratory, has g iven generousl y of hi* *pare lime tor many years , dividing his interests between Little Leagu e baseball and a 14-p iece teenage dance band , \The Swinging Shep- herds , \ which he organized in 1959. \A teenager is the most won- derful person in the world , \ says Mr . Mulcahy with great convic- tion. \He or she is at the most important juncture in life , and a chance to use talent in the ri ght direction can make all the dif- ference in the world. \ Center Moriches residents know Mr. Mulcah y as one of the build- ers of Center Moriches Little League baseball from the ground up. He is coach of the Braves . His dance band has performed at the Westhampton Air Force Base O fficers ' Club , the Henry Perkins Hotel in Riverhead and on ' ¦ ¦ television. On Saturday night the j > . ____ _ teenage musical aggregation will p lay at a dedication of the new St. Paul' s Elementary School in Cen- ter Moriches. Not contented with a schedule that would tax the i ndurance of a less dedicated man , Mr . Mulcah y is casting about for *umme)' spots for \The Swinging Shep herd*. \ Money they earn from p laying dance dates , he exp lains , can be used for their college education* and other needs. Among the media approached b y Mr. Mulcah y has been WABC-TV which is consider- ing \The Shepherds \ tor po ssible television work. The word \teenager \ is close to being a bad won! in many quar- ters , laments Mr. .Mulcah y, u ho doesn ' t expect miracks Cor the teenage musicians. But if there is a spot to be found for the teenage musicians . Bob Mulcahy is certainl y the man to find it. Bob Mulcahy Enjoys Work With Teenagers
