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CENTER MORICHES N EWS Mrs . Alfred K. Klcrhnrr . AT 4-1114 \\li-s Kay Brooks of X ewins Street, who h:is been a patient at Bayview Ho s pital in Ma stic Beach since May 11, after an au- lomohi' e ai 'cid ent. left the hosp i- tal on June 1 and stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coon until Juno -1. She is now < onvalescim/ at her home and is evpectin g to ret urn to her place df c m p 1 o y m e n ; .Monday. Miss Brook- teache- a second grade i la s- , at the new Nat haniel Wood- hull Si hoel in Sliiil ey. I'he iK ' lun.ih Si. ,teiho od of the Jewi sh Center of the Moriches hold s it s reu lar mooting at the Center at 8 p. m. Tuesday. The Aineiican Legion Post i>2!> met .lone 7 at the post rooms on Seni\ Avenue. Jo-ep h Provost, commander , presided and 28 mem- bers were pie sent. The Suffolk Coun t y convention was discussed to be held in East Hampton. A Legion ball will lollow at Sag Harbor Lee . ion Hall . All members df the po t \\ ill meet at 6 p. m. June lo en Senix Avenue , and on .lime IT at 10 a. m. the group will li ave for Fast Hamp ton in car pools . A carnival is scheduled to be held sometime in the earl y pan of July. The dates and place where it will be held will be made public at a later date. The Floral Staff. Order of the Ea stern Satar. of Hempstead met last week at the home of Mrs. Loui s I.agakis in Manorville. Last week. The Thursday After- noon Bridge Club met at the home of .Mrs . Bernt Toft at Brook- field Avenue. Her guests were Mesdames Edward Hansen . Rich- ard Bernstein . Frank G. Schuma- cher . Ansgar Thomson and Burtin Cassjn , all of Center Moriches; Mi s . Ted Hamrick of Manorville and Mrs . Charles Alden of East Moriches. Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 2:> met recently under the leader- ship of Mis. Paul Meyer and Mrs. Leo Redmond, assistant leader , at the home of Mrs. Meyer on Union Avenue . There were 17 girls pre- sent. Brenda Matteson was a guest at this meeting. Overnigh t camp- ing plans were made for June 16 at Camn Edey. Bayport. The plans included menu and equipment for the trip. The g irls made trench candles and emeruency fuel for Budd y nurnoi' s . Biithdavs coming up are June If!—Lynn Tenke , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tenke of Senix Avenue will celebrate her fourth; June 1 7—Mrs. Lillian Hyland of Wesley Street and Mrs. Patricia Copenhaver of Eastport , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murdoch of Howell Place. Den _ of the Cub Scout Pack 2' A under the supervision of its den mother Mrs. Mildred Hoi bert , Mrs . Ingred A brahamsen , assist - ant den mother , and assisted by Mrs. Jane Ci perano took a trip to the Warner ' s Potato Chip Fac- tory in Riverhead on June <>. Seven boys enjoyed watching po- tato chips and pop corn in the making, and especially the free samples that were given. Another trip is scheduled to be held June !. \ > when Mrs. Horbert and Mrs. Abrahanrson , assisted b y Mrs. Ja- net IHnford will visit the WPAC, Patchogue broadcasting studios. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Esperti of Laura Lee Drive were Mr. and Mrs. Sid Et- tinger and sons, Mark and Judd , of Rosvlin. N.Y. Regina Ann Blechner , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Blechner celebrated her fifth birthday June 8 , at the home of her parents on Edwards Street. Her sister , Linda , baked and decorated a cake with five candles and inscription of \Happy Birthday Regina \ . Help- ing her celebrate were her sisters , Linda and Cynthia , and her pa- rents. Another celebration was held in her honor Sunday. Sunday guests at the home of the Blech- ners were Mrs. Blechner ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Irene , and Mrs. Blechner ' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ros- sie , and son , Anthony, Jr., all of Whitestone. On June 20 the executive board of the Moriches Woman ' s Club , Inc., will hold a luncheon meeting at the Three Village Inn , Stony Biook. Mi. and Mrs. Thomas Raynor of Chichester Avenue became the parents of their first born , a son , Kelly Dean , born at the Brook- haven Memorial Hospital May 22 , the baby weig hed 7 pounds , I ounce. Mrs. Raynor is the former- Miss Lillian Roth , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth of Lake Avenue. Mr. Raynor is em- p loyed at Rumph' s Fuel Service. Richard Tenke , son of Mr. and Mrs. Dezso Tenke of South Ha- ven was guest-of-honor at a birth- day celebration given in honor of his tenth birthday. Helping him celebrate were his cousins , Lynn and Craig Tenke , and Alfred and Ronald Blechner , his aunt , Ruth Tenke. uncle , Al Blechner , all of Center Moriches , his sister Susan , brother . Bruce , and his parents. Intermediate Girl Scout Troop iiO reports two meetings of the past. On May 31 the troop met at the Center Moriches School with their leader , Mrs. Reidar Ol- son, together with Mrs. Frank Frederick, troop treasurer , and Mrs. John Penney, troop consul- tant. The Yellow Patrol presented a p lay about Paul Revere. Includ- ed in the play were June Fred- erick , Rebecca Smith , Frances Jaro , Rachel Nooger and Kathe- rine Francis. On June 7 the group met again at the Center Mori- ches School with leader Mrs . 01- sen and Mrs. Frederick , treasurer. Mrs. Paul Meyer visited the troop. t\ play was presented b y the Pan- sy Patrol entitled , \The Fighting Teens , \ a p lay based on how not to behave. Those taking part were Linda T rivelli . Kitty Jones , Reidun Olsen , Barbara Klopotov , Patty Robinson and Ronnie Agnetti. The final meeting of the season will be held on June 1-1 . ROSARY—A LTAR SOC. Rosary-Altar Society of St. John ' s R. C. Church held its last business meeting of the year June 5 after devotions. The president , Mrs. Dolly O'Connell presided. There were 80 members present. The meeting was begun with the recitation of the rosary led by the officers. The annual financial re- port was made and it was found to have been a very successful year. Plans were made for the double sale scheduled for June 24 and 25. There will be a furniture and rummage sale on June 24 , and a cake and religious articles sale after masses on Sunday June 25. The latter sale is to be held on the lawn of the old r-ectory, wea- ther permitting. All proceeds from these com. Ined sales are to be used to defray the costs of preparing the altar in the new auditorium. The Rev. Andrew Klarmann thank- ed all of the members for the wonderful job they had done on preparing the altar , and hoped that such cooperation would con- tinue. Father Klarmann then spoke on the mass , explaining a little more of its meaning. Mrs. O'Connell gave a talk on button collecting and had samples for all to see. The meeting was closed and everyone enjoyed refreshments before leaving. Robert Blechner , son of Alfred Blechner of Bank Street , is vaca- tioning at the home of his grand- mother , Mrs. Sop hie Blechner on Bank Street. At present he is a resident of Throggs Neck , the Bronx. Mrs. Ingred Abrahamsen of Holiday Boulevard , Holiday Beach , was hostess to the Cub Pack 23 committee meeting June G. She served an ice cream cake which was inscribed , \Good Luck Pack 23. \ The following attended : Jim Tworoger , Jack Wolfenden , Paul Rima , John Whitehead , Clifford Towle and Mesdames Janet Han- ford , Jane Ciprano , Ann Frederick , Charlotte Stark , Ingred Abraham- sen , Mildred Horbert and Yolande Blechner. This was the last meet- ing of the season. Plans were dis- cussed for attending the annua ' Cub Scout committee dinner Jul y l , at the Non-Commissioned Of- ficier ' s Club at Suffolk County Air Force Base at Westhampton Beach. There was a bazaar workers ' meeting of St. John ' s R. C. Church , June 6 , at the barn. The Rev. Andrew Klarmann presided with Mrs. Dmytro Pysarchuk , in the absence of the Rev. Matthew Wisniewski. Workers were assign- ed their jobs for the nights of the bazaar , to be held Jul y 14 , 15 , 21 , 22 and 23. The next bazaar meeting will be at 8 p. m. June 27 at the barn. DEDICATION The dedication of St. John ' s School and the Father Kowalski Auditorium will be held at 2: '30 p. m. Sunday. Bishop Walter P. Kellenberg will officiate. The Rev. Edward Muhs , past curate of St. John ' s , will give an address. The dedication dance will be held beginning at 9 p. m. Satur- day in the auditorium. Music will be supplied by the Syncopaters and the Swinging Shepherds. The Syncopaters will play from 10 p. m. to 2 a. m. and the Swinging Sheperds , the opening hour and al- so during intermissions taken by the Syncopaters. During the even- ing a buffet will be served by Adam Drozd. The Journal , which is being published, will be a real keepsake. Butt Is Reelected President Of Remsenburg Association By Willis Tuthfl l Interest in the Remsenburg Association was shown in the large gathering of its members and some of their guests at the annual meeting Saturday afternoon at the clubhouse. An estimated 100 persons attended the meeting. Refreshments were served. The business meeting was call- ed to order by the president , Al- bert W. Butt , Jr., with Mrs . John Marbury, acting as secretary, call- ing the roll. O fficers chosen for the ensuing year are president , Albert W. Butt , Jr., vice president , Josep h J. Hag- gerty, and treasurer , Lloyd O Davis. After three years as sec- retary Mrs. Marbury declined re- nomination. Her p lace will be fill- ed by Mrs. Leonard L. Bishop, Jr. Two governors , Chauncey G. Co zine and James J. McCourt , were unanimousl y elected for a term of three years. The two retiring members of the board are Mrs. Butt and Ralph H. Knaub. Clinton Hammond , a member , was g iven a vote of thanks for his contribution of ''Posted\ si gns — 500 of them —¦ which proved ef- fective in protecting property against hunters and trespassers during the hunting season. Never was the village so well covered. Posted si gns were everywhere — on trees , fences , buildings. Never before have the birds and small game been so well f ed as they were during the past winter. Particularly was this true when the ground was covered with snow. As usual the Remsenburg Asso- cation rose to the occasion to pro- vide food for wildlife. Mr. Butt got busy. A quantity of feed — tvll kinds for little birds and bi g ones, including wild ducks in bay and creeks—was quickly procured. A S> helicopter was used to scattei larger grain-like corn for the ducks. Mr. Butt and his committee cir- culated appeals for contribution? to carry on the work as long at was necessary. The association gave $25 , and the garden club $lf as a starter. Response to the ap peal for funds was so generous that money was left over—sc much i nfact that it was put ir the bank and is being held foi futu re use when and if we arc faced with another such emergency next winter or any time in the future. The money will be used for the birds, rabbits and squirrels. Brownie Tr. 112 Marks 1st Year With Big Dinner MANORVILLE—Brownie Troop 112 held its first annual mother- daughte. - dinner at \The Maples '' on June 7. The program commenc- ed with an opening flag ceremony and \ grace. \ Af ter dinner the girls sang \Hello \ to their moth- ers and also sang a motion song \Kee-Chee \ from the Belgian Congo. Mrs. Rodney Stafford , acting as master-of-ceremonies , greeted those present. She thanked Mrs. Milton Raynor , leader , for the ex- cellent Brownie program she had provided the girls during the past year. Mrs. Raynor and her assis- tants , Mrs. Catherine Cunning- ham and Mrs. Lowen Shamburg, were presented with corsages by the Brownies. Mrs. Paul Meyer , training chair- man for South Suffolk Girl Scout Council , was introduced and spoke to the girls about the beginning of scouting and of the aims of the organization. She congratulated the troop on the completion of its first successful year. Mrs. Raynor presented the girls with their membership stars , World pins and a photograph of the whole troop as a remembrance for its original members. Mrs. Dempsey Royalty and Mrs. James Gilmarlin also spoke of the fine year the girls had had and also thanked Mrs. Raynor and her as- sistants for their excellent work. Mastic Items of Interest Mr*, lrmm D»vln. ATlantie 1-816* { Mrs. Sarah Persella and her brother , Thomas Dooley. of Jamai- ca are spending a week' s vacation at the home of Mrs. Kathryn Ma- roni of Vernon Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grogan and daughters , Jessie Ann , Carol Ann , Joann , Diane and Patricia , and son , Joseph of Btookiyn , spent the weekend at their summer home on Midland Avenue. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davin of Vernon Avenue were Mrs. Kathrvn Maroni and son , Step hen , of Woodside; Rich- ard Fitzsimmons of Jamaica Es- tates; Mrs. Sarah Persella , and Thomas Dooley of Jamaica. In the evening the Davins had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerle of Mastic. M!r . and Mrs. Gerle accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Toto of Mastic on a fishing trip earlier in the day. Also enjoying the fish- ing trip were George Gerle of Pat- chogue and Gus Hausman of Mas- tic. The group caught many large fluke. Mrs. Toto caught the lar- gest which weig hed 4 pounds 15 ounces. The Advance is on sale at The Shack and McClean ' s Market in Mastic. —Adv. Birthdays celebrated this week were June 10 — Georgette Feeney of the Riviera ; Walter Jahni g of Shinnecock Avenue; June 11 — William Opal of Lee Place; June 12 — Mrs. B. Coords of Franklin Avenue ; June 13 — Benjamin G. Herrley of Montauk Highway, Walter Lukowski of Park Avenue , Barbara (Annie) Ennis of Ver- non Avenue ; June 14 — Richard Johnson of Fulton Avenue , Will- iam 1 Pollack , Jr., of Broadway ; Donna Sachak of Midland Avenue; June 10 — Mrs. George Oldham of Mastic Boulevard , Dan Raga- m,ata of Carlton Avenue and Mrs. John Dolezal of the Riviera. Mrs. William Duffy and daugh- ter , Eileen , of Astoria spent the weekend at their home on Fulton Avenue. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Igo , Miss Patricia Igoe of Bayside and her fiance , Michael Duff y of Astoria. Live R tt?r With PELCO Low Cost Electricitv. —Adv. Mrs. Otto Kummert entertained at a birthday party June 4 in hon- or of her husband' s birthday. Re- freshments were served. Guests were Mrs. Laura Rafuse , Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams and child- ren , Dale , Cheryl , Karen , Rochelle and Ward of Manorville , Mr . and Mrs. Carl Heckel and daughter , Irene , Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Jir- gensen of Mastic Beach and John Seyler of Richmond Hill. A surprise housewarming in honor of Sergeant and Mrs. Ar- mando Montezuma was held Sat- urday night at their home on Nel- son Place. The affair was g iven b y Mrs. Montezuma ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pike , and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Chaytor of Mastic. Sandwiches and coffee were served including a large decorated cake inscribed , \Welcome To Your New Home , Mary and Mlonti. \ Sgt. and Mrs. Montezuma recently returned home from Japan where he had been stationed for the past two years. He is now stationed at the Suffolk County Air Force Base in Westhampton Beach. Those attend- ing the parly were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pike , Sr., Mrs. Daniel Burge , Sr., Mlrs. Annie Gibbons of Mastic Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las Bailey, Mr. Mrs . Job Tace of Brooklyn and Mastic Beach ; Mrs. Reginald Br.gden of Shirley ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Page , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chester , Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanney, Mr. and M , TS . ames Coolahan of Mastic; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pitman and son ot Sayville and Mr. and Mrs. George Burge , Sr., of Moriches. Sgt. and Mrs. Montezuma received many beautiful gifts. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andrejack of Main Stre >t were their niece , Kathy Clifford of Rosedale , and Miss Dorothy Mor- dica of Ozone Park. Edward Fawcett , Jr., a junior at Buffalo State Teachers Col' ege arrived home Monday to spend the summer with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fawcett , S r., of Pat- chogue Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Van Benthuysen of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their home on Midland Avenue. Mrs. Edward Fawcett of Pat- chogue Avenue spent last week with her sister-in-law , Miss Annie Fawcett. of Brooklyn , who was ill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martinez and children , Debra , Richard and Steven , of Astoria were weekend guests of Mrs. Martinez ' parents , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Citarelli of Stuyvesant Avenue. Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. Citarelli were Mr . and Mrs. Jack Davis and children. Donna and Raymond , of Shirley and Md. and Mrs. Robere Kimczak and son , Robert , of Center Mo- riches. Samuel Giannino , son of Mir. and Mrs. Salvatore Giannino , celebrat- ed his fourteenth birthday Monday at his home on Midland Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. T. Garbato and sons , Robert and John , of Frank- lin Avenue attended the first birth- day party of Mr. and Mrs. Garba- to ' s nephew , Anthony Oliva , held at the home of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Oliva of Brook- lyn on Saturday. Mir. and Mrs. Oliva are summer residents of Mastic. Walter Mc Clean of Montauk Highway is spending several weeks vacation at a resort in Dansville. Matthew Musumeci of Brooklyn visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Musumeci of Montgomery Avenue , Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Buchanan of Brooklyn were at their home on Ocean Avenue over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Veltung of Ridgewood spent a few days this week at their home on Ditmus Drive. Their grandson , Thomas Unangst of Glendale and Mastic , is spending a 30-day leave with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. James Unangst at their home in Glen- dale. Thomas is in the Marine Corps and was stationed at Camjp Lejune , N. C , and will be leaving shortl y for Okinawa. Shirley and Mastic Acres Mrs. lrma Davin . ATlantie 1-8150 Carolyn Dawn , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Henck of Hounslow Road , was christened June 11 at the Mary Immaculate R. C. Churc h in Bellport. The godparents are the baby ' s uncle and aunt , Mir . and Mrs. \ Thomas Henck of Brentwood. Following the ceremony a reception and lawn party were held at the home of Mr. Henry Henck' s brother-in- law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Opitz , Jr.. of Cypress Drive. A buffet simper was serve i. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Henck , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henck and daughters , Debra and Robin Ann , Mr. and Mrs. William Opitz , Sr., and daughter , Marilyn , Mrs. Jacqueline Hults . Salvatore Federico , Miss Mary Russo , Chris- topher and William Opitz , Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Henck and sons , Bert , Fred , Robert , Stanley .and Paul , of Shirley; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henck and children , Su- zanne , Thomas and James , of Brentwood; Mrs. Eisie Tyers , Mr. and Mrs. James Tyers and sons , James and Raymond of Mastic Beach ; Mrs. Edna Friedell and daughters , Carol and Joanne , of Bellport and Mr. and Mrs. M. Weinges and son , Mel , of Floral Park. Mr. and Mlrs. Louis Castaldo of Mastic Road entertained as din- ner guests Saturday Mrs. Elsie Nagy of Van Nuys , Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nagy and family of San Fernando , * Calif. This is the first time they have seen each other in over 14 years. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Shirley Yacht Club will meet 3 p. m. June 17 at the clubhouse on the Marina. Mrs. Char g es 'Valder of North- ern Boulevard visited her brother- in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Radzinski of Yonkers , Sat- urday. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Valder were guests of their son- in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Mh' chael Butalewicz of Massape- qua Park. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valder of Hollis. The Property Owners of Mastic Acres and Shirley will meet 7:30 p. m. Saturday at the Community Center on Essex Circle. Birthdays celebrated this week were: June 10—Mrs. Alfred Mu- setti of John ' s Neck Road : June 12—Zina Fattizzo of Pinetop Drive ; June 13—Charles Ancona of Revilo Avenue , Mrs. J. Pater- son of Vista Place; June 15— Marie Cuomo of Pawnee Avenue; June 16—Mrs. William Yengle of Mastic Boulevard , Mrs. Joseph Sklenar of Cypress Drive , Mrs. Josep h Marto of Montauk High- way, Dominiek Costagliola of Pinelawn Avenue and Thomas Brown of Neptune Avenue. Mrs. Fannie Sardella of Road is a patient in Bayview Hos- pital , Mastic Beach. A son , William Richard , was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Seeley of 315 Pinewood Drive May 31 at Bayview Hospital , Mystic Beach. The baby weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Avilovich of Greenwich Village spent the weekend at their home on .Manor Drive. A teenage dance , sponsored by the Shirley Long Island Taxpay- er ' s Association will be held 8 p. m. PVidaj at the clubhouse on Grandview Drive. There is no substitute for The Advance in this area. —Adv. Miss Joyce Hartmann of Revilo Avenue was guest-of-honor at a surprise bridal shower held Sat- urday night at Ed' s Riviera Rest- aurant on Mastic Road. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Smutko of East Patchogue and Miss Mary O'Neill of Shirley. Decorations were white streamers and a white and lilac shower umbrella. A buf- fet .supper was served. Guests were Mesdames Walter Hora , John Hartmann , Salvatore Bellone , Wil- liam Miuphy, Edna Benson , Pet >r Perrotta , Joseph Orlino , Helen Hartmann , Misses Eileen , Geral- dine and Maureen Murp hy, Miss Mary Lou Orlino of Shirley; Mrs. Edward Quinn , Sr., Mrs. Edward Quinn , Jr., of Ridge; Mrs. Agnes Bronsky, Miss Vera Murphy, Miss A. Murphy of Woodside; Mrs. Ken- neth Carroll , Mrs. Anthony Szala , Miss Katherine Cowell , Mrs. James O'Neill of Brooklyn; Mrs. M. Ben- son of Rulgewood ; Mesdames Max Klink , Walte r Klink , Joseph Bel- lone , Richard Peterson of Mastic; Mis. Eugene Ryan of Patchogue; Mrs. Pauhne Collins of Ronkon- koma; Mrs. Thomas Hartman of Glendale , and Mrs. Joseph Kau- zewski of Central Islip. She will be manied to Salvatore Bellone of Shirley at 3 p. m. July 1 at St. Jude ' s R. C. Church in Mastic Beach. Mr. and Mrs. D. Azzara and famil y of Grand Avenue were Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M, Tomasello of Massapequa Park. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ancona of Revilo Avenue were her parents , Mr. and Mrs. John Zito of Copiague. A combined family birthday par- ty in honor of Charles and John Ancona was held Wednesday at the home of their parents , Mr* , and Mrs. Peter Ancona of Revilo Ave- nue. John celebrated his tenth birthday, June 10 , and John cele- brated his fifth birthday, June 14. Refreshments included a lovely decorated birthday cake. Among those present were the honored guests ' , sisters Rose , Susan and Donna Marie. Shirley Girl Scout Troop 32 will spend tomorrow night and Satur- day on a camping trip at Camp Edey in Bayport. The North Shirley Civic Asso- ciation will meet 8 p. m. Saturday at the clubhouse on West End Avenue. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy of Revilo Avenue were Mrs. Agnes Bronsky, Miss Vera Murphy and Miss A. Murphy of Woodside. Wedding bells and wedding streamers carry an air of delicate beauty that is reflected in the loveliness of the printed wedding inv i t a t ions done by The Advance. —Adv. POSITIVELY KILLS ANTS JAP BEETLES-G RUBS Sa. ' r to IJPC on pr.i< ; < .v arras , flowers , more e \ c - :\e than ant trips or baits . One ftp- rlic.it: a o: PRO 1 MVI.SlON w ipes out ant ic ' .i. .e.s cn e: :ii£ht l>c in house or on l.i« . ' I asks lor months. Guaranteed or r.ior. -'y bark In bottles or bomb from 6Pc . At yo.ir drug store. EMULSION MORIC HES PHARMACY Main Street Center Moriches £BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBI £ jj E. W. PENNEY & SON j _ MAIN STREET EASTPORT 5-0150 - • 5 S » ALL TYPES HEATING SYSTEMS £ E • PLUMBING • AIR CONDITIONING E S • WATER PUMPS INSTALLED E 1 SHELL FUEL OIL DEALE R | ^¦¦¦ •¦¦¦ •• iiii »iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii»i»iiiiiiaiiii»»giii»»ignv^ HHB • • _______ ^B J^mm __ \ This is not a /~\ | iTf** * * $* *• \ y ^ i I . . rt lTC we ' re talking about ^> k ^>f y _ \ I ||0 « « v ° u ^^ _ r ^7X7^r ^ 0\ I we do. '. JUS T.« The Practical Value W^P : appeal to your GRATITUDE j $en$e of SYM PA THY o f Bu y in g where You L i ve j^ = 1 | f il 'Fx * ^ or * ns * ance • • • meditate for a minute on what a comfort it is to have people ^ *y * J • ' I Y around you. Particularl y people like doctors , plumbers , druggists , firemen , preachers . ^ i * mechanics , taxpayers , and the like. I \ V * These all come with towns. Towns come with business. Your business. Every nickel I I I a d*f A you s P en< * * n some other town helps to send some of these handy people away from *¦* J __ _ m~ *^--- m j 1 *Hi>\_ . here LP , * s -^p»- ^ s ^. i _ • Y Maybe it even helps to eliminate YOUR job. Certainly it decreases the profits on Jj _^^ __ ^ ^ i whatever business you are in , and reduces the value of any property you may ** ^ m^m- *- *^^ \ own in the Moriches Bay area. j A rr DO A D H/I A n V r^^^WPP^^Ss^ia^ [ \ ACE PHARMACY WILLIAM H. CHAPMAN & SON ^^^ ^ QUEENS SCREENS S THE REXALL DRUG STORE **-*-*™* «• ^i *«* iTirtl^ «. L > KJl\ : !! ¥11 11 ||/|#.U K ' -^IIBN n^*Z *r n™««„ „ ™r>™„ r-^ ! 5 Mnin StrPet r ? M ,. 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Pharm. - ___________¥ mM ^ \MSL\ m\AHC m\ Established Over 75 Years _ * MDm „ THE FINEST ^—— » ATl a «*:^ A nnni FOR THE FINEST IN CARPETS AND RUGS J I ON C ALr Y^ * \ ATlantie 4-0400 • ., __ _ __ _ ATlantie 4-0001 iwbkmMU \ • - - , • j * ---------------- -«„.„.„„JS NEEDS • Prescriptions » Vitamins # Baby Needs • Cosmetics J EVANGELAIRES—Eastport Gospel Church will play host tomor- row ni ght to the Musical Evangelaires of Grand Rapids , Mich. Members of the gospel team are , left to right , Gary Croxford , Robert Serrao , Carolyn Cloud , Hazel Anderson , Joanne Sonne- veldt , William Rigg and the director , Vern Stromberg. CENTER MORICHES — The Metropolitan Inboard Racing As- sociation will hold hydroplane and ski boat races at the Moriches Yacht Club at the foot of Union Avenue here June 25. There will be eigh t to 12 races starting at 1 p. m. As an added attraction , the Junior Gold Cup- pers , three youngsters between the ages eight to 14 , will g ive a demonstration in a six-foot hydro- plane. Refreshments will be avaliable. ChaiiTnan is Ray Smith of Lake Avenue. H y dro , Ski Boat Races At M. Yacht Club June 24
