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MASTIC BEACH NEWS M M . Kenneth AmlfM-n, ATlantic 1-8458 Mi. and Mi Law rem e Baibeh e and daiiL-htei , Baibua of < 'laie mi.in I M A c and \l i . ..nil All - . John Wili ' n'i <> ' • Al k.nley l) i ) \ t- atteiul- i d lie \i idiiati i.il e\ei _ I c> of St. Ann \ . I' .i! ot ln.il Si iiool MI Brent- w ood Siih <la\ in v» hi ' h tile Bai- Li rev ' nep hew and t'laiuKon ot tli ¦ \\i 1.1 er . Ku h.ii 1 \\ ebber . tool , p.n t l.atei in oui dooi 1 arbei .n i 1 lna ion v. i- - held it the hoim ol K i h u d' - p.n i nt s . \11. and \11 ^ 11 it i hi \\ i i.bei wf I' .i eiu w ood. Al c [i I' -rii ' \\ a- .I.din W i l.l.ei . .1 l oi lii oi kl\ n I In 11 . tii<-~ \ ii- :it. - poll ol' ed b\ 1 he p lulu . - o| t \e \ i . hill 11 ( Inn ¦ \inei ii an lie ion l' o I 1533 will !>e lie ' u al \ < 15 0 in . Fi iday. a ! he I >oim > ( i a! u i ln 'diou- e on I iu ii-1 l>ii\e. A i uiti .l welcome I- exielldi d to 'ill. AL 1 - . Kdi:h Jo!..111 on of Coni- ni:u K II i .,d en I-I L.IHHM ] a^ lit r • . , iu ^ t- u\ i i the w 'eke'id. ll. 'i MOI and d u. J . ' t'M - ' n-hiu . Alt. and Mr- - . Kdii ' Miid Job ni ^ on of Siaten bland. M' and Mi- . John Yallih ) of W ' id ' i ' ii ; liH A\enue. Al ^ in Acre- , w ei' i duii 1 ' ¦ i n ¦ -1- Sir d i\ ol ' Al r . and Mi . \\ altei M.u ' <\ ' .n<! chil- di i 'ii W.il' .ei and P.ilii. a o( Pine II,,a.l Pi ami Mi - . Sol Wi ' iiitr.iu b of Fo> t i ; 11 il. v pe 1 1 -e\ ei .il da\ > tin- we k a th ' n r S uinuei Lome on 11 uni MIL - ton Drive. M' . ai\i A1 M Conrad Franx. Sr.. of W oodland Diive were the uue^N on l-athei ' ^ day of their son and d-uiu ' iter in-law. Ah. and Ah- . Clif- lord Fran/ , and childien. Wend y and Chri stop liei \ . of Xoith Bell- nii.i e. TI K Ala stic Beach Republican ( luh will meet at S:3(i p. m. Fri- day at the I ' liehoii s e on Neig hbor- hood Road. Theie will be a meetimr of the Ma-tie Citizens Committee 8:30 p. m... Tina -day. at the Ala.stic Beach Fireb. ou>e on Xei ghborhood Road. Laure n ( amp bell. daughter of Air. and Alt- . Frank Camp bell of l.ynbi ook Dnve. celebrated her se- cond biithday Thursday when she was tiie uue st-of-honor at a party held at the Lome o. ' her maternal Mandpaient s . Air. and Air s . John Mnait , also of Lynbrook Drive. Keii e-liment - and a -pecial cake were shared with her parent s and grandpaients , -i-ter. Virt > ilia and her aunt , AI.s - Fllen Ann Smart of Ala stic Be:uh. Mr. and All- . Frank Begasse of the Bionx and AIcKmley Drive whi Mi'i ame the patent s of a 7- pound. 12 oii'u e -on at Flower 1'ifth A\enue llo-p kal. Xew York ( ,!> . Al.iy 19. liad him christened Thorn.i - IVtei in a ceiemony Sun- day, at St. John ' s II. C. Church m K TI ;- ' II dm. C.i dparents foi \ oiinu Thomas Pete aie Mr. and All- . lVtei P'A— \iu!ro of the Rton\ and Laki view Drive. Latei a leteption wa s held at the Bi onx Lome of Air. and All- . Begasse . whole diniu i and a cake decoia 1 - i d with a cross and in-cubed \(iod Ble-s Thomas Peiei \ were - I \ M I to must- includmn Air. an I All s . Al Cobi- and -o > . .losejih of K ; ngs Park: Air. and Airs. Rob- ot O'Biien and daughters , Patri- cia. .Maureen and Col.een , of Scars- dale: Aliss Theresa Begasse and Al l s. Robert Martin of the Bronx ; Air. and Ai rs . Lawrence Ruttei ' of Dahlia Drive , and the baby ' s sif- ter. Janice , and brother. Kenneth. Mrs . B. 'ges s t . i s tl L » former Miss Doroth y Putter , daughter of Mr. and All s . Law rence Rutter of Da- hlia Diive and Thomas is the fourteenth , grandchild of the Rut- tei. s . K\nloivi Post 121 of Alaslic Beach will meet at the G race Lu- tlieian Churc h on Alastic Road , \ :. '!() p. in. Friday. All members aie asked to be present. Father ' s day g uest s al the bout ' ol Mr. and Mr s . Louis An- il, i sen and daughters , Louise and Lillian , of Longfellow Drive in- cluded tl.eir sons and daug hters- in-law. Mr. and Mr. - , . Kenneth An- uoi s v 'n and children , Karen and Da\ id . of Orchid Drive , Air. and Ai rs . Laurence Andersen and dau g htei s . Donna and Dina , of Le- \ ttowi , and their sons-in-law an daughters. Mr. and Airs . Louis \\ i. siiie\\ski and da ighter , Lore , of Alanoiv ' lle and Ai r. and Airs. Jo- sep h Stozzetto. Jr., and children Jennifer. Josep h and Christop her , of Washington Drive. Air . and Airs. Michael Rutig li- ano of Cypress Drive became the grandparents of their fifth grand- el ild when a son , Michael John , III , was boin June 11 to their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Airs. Michael Rutigliano , Jr., at St. Josep h' s Hospital in Phoenix , Ariz. The baby weig hed 6 1 - pounds and is Mr. and Mrs. Rut- igliano. Jr. ' s , first child. Alir. and Airs. Richard Brennan , Sr.. of Alder Drive , accompanied b y Miss Mildred Atkinson of Lo- cust Drive and Peter Pfeiffer of Beaver Drive , Saturday motored to the College of Education , State University, at Oswego , to attend the graduation of their daughter , Aliss Judith Ann Brennan , who was awarded a B. S. degree. Miss Brennan is spending the Summer vacation at her parents ' home. Mr. and Mrs. George Counadis and daughters , Deborah , Linda and Caroline, of Silver Road were the gue. sts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Spicciatie and childre n , Alfonso , Denis and F lorence , of Astoria. Air. and Mrs. Sal Aguanno and daughter , Margaret , of Baby lon were guests over the weekend of Air. and Airs. Louis Daddio and ihildren , Barbara , Deborah , Tho- mas , Michael and Donna , of Alder Drive. Airs . Fred Muck ' ..as returned to her home on Alder Drive after being the guest for two weeks of her brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Airs. Edward Moore of Wind- Lam. Airs. John Median and son , Jack , entertained as her guests Sunday, her brother-in-law and sister , Air. and Airs . Edward Mast- kaw of Bellorose . In the evening they all dined at Frank Laug ' s Restaurant on Neig hborhood Road. Air . and Mrs. William Ryan and daughters , Marilyn and Veronica , of Bay Ridge spent the weekend at their Summer cottage on Long- fellow Drive. Anthony Luisi celebrated his first birthday Tuesday when he was the guest-of-honor at a birth- day celebiation held at the home of his parents , Air. and Mrs. Jo- sep h Lui>i of Poplar Road. Re- freshments seived included a de- corated cake inscribed , \Happy Birthday Anthony \ . Among the guests were Air. and Airs. Anthony Canova and children , Ann , Rus- sell and Carol, of Alastic Beach , Lis brother , Frank , sisters. Diane and Ann Marie , and his paternal grandmother , Mrs. Antoinette Lui- si of Astoria. Josep h Ennis and daughter , Joan of Riverdale spent the weekend at their Summer home on Orchid Drive. ¦Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sehtvtt of Brooklyn have been staying at their Summer home on Queen Road for several days this week. Air. and Airs. William Ackerman and children , William , Ricky and Kevin , of Cranberry Drive enter- tained as their weekend guests , Frank AlcVay of Wantaugh and Aliss Joan McCook of Boolsburg, Pa. Friday Roy Eskesen of Laurel- ton Drive celebrated his birthday with his wife and son , Roy Daniel. Sunday Air. and Mrs. Eskesen ob- served their sixth wedding anni- versary. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Werckmann 1 and Thomas Ilhawl of Brooklyn are vacationing for two weeks as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Werck- niann ' s son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doyle and daughters , Susan , Sharon and Beth , of Woodland Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle and family were also hosts for several days this week to Master Sergeant Robert Werck- mann of the A 1 my, prior to his departure for dutv in Washington . I). C. Air. and Mrs. Conrad Franz , Jr., celebrated their seventeenth wed- ding aniversary with a family dinner at their Whittier Drive home Saturday evening. Joining in were the Franz children , Susan , Laura and Clifford , and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Franz , Sr., of Wood- land Drive. Mrs. Lau ranee Hansen and daughter , Susan , of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their Sumer home on Dahlia Drive where they en- tertained as their guests , Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lobel of Brooklyn. Mrs. Gertrude Rutigliano of Cy- press Drive celebrated her birth- day Saturday with her husband , Michael , son , Jackie , and her fa- ther , Harry Planz , at a quiet family dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tasch of Middle Village spent the Father ' s Day weekend at their Summer home on Longfellow Drive. Guests over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Ezzillo and chil- dren , Anthony and Maryanna , of Orchid Drive were Mr. and Mrs. Victor D'Angelo and daughter , Linda , of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Auer of Lakeview Drive celebrated their fourth wedding aniversary quietly at their home Thursday. Rory Gillen , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gillen , was the guest-of- honor at a lawn party held at his home Sunday afternoon in cele- bration of his fourth birthday. Joining in the celebration were his parents , his brothers , Charles and Dennis , his materna l grandmother , Mrs. Herman Albrecht of Mastic , and Airs. Kenneth Andersen and children , Karen and David , of Or- chid Drive. The members of the Mastic Reach Fire Department Children ' s Band will assemble for practice from 6:30 to 8 p. m. Monday at the firehouse. A meeting of the fire department officers has been scheduled to follow. At 7:30 p. m. Monday the mie-in* * bers of the Young People ' s Spc& ety of the Grace Lutheran Church will meet at the church on Mas- tic Road for a combined business and social evening. A double celebration was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Johnsen of Huntington in honor of the seventh wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John- sen and of their son , Johnny ' s third birthday. A dinner including a decorated cake was enjoyed by the guests including the ce 1 eh rants , their daughter Patty Ann , Mrs. Johnsen ' s parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Dowd of Orchid Drive , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Magolione and children , Ann Marie and Josep h , of Levi t town; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitney of Hollis , _ and Mrs. Johnsen ' s brother and sister- in-law , Mir. and Mrs. William J. Dowd and children , Kath y and 1 Billy of Commack. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leonard i and daughter , Ann Marie , former- ly residents of Mastic have now taken up residence at their home on Pennwood Drive in Mastic Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meshen- berg of Brooklyn have been spend- ing several days at their Summer hom e on McKi nley Drive. They al- so attended 1 thp reception held re- centl y at Mastic Lanes in honor of the marriage of Miss Shirley Lanham to Benedict Paglia. Mr. and Mrs. Paglia have now taken up residence on Woodmere Ave- nue in Mastic Acres. The membership of the Mastic Beach ShuffJeboard Team met at the Acres Restaurant in Mastic Acres Tuesday evening to close the season with a catered dinner. The tables were decorated with small floral centerpieces and a special cake. Mrs. Mary Hartman , team captain , was presented with a personal gift from the members in appreciation of her leadership throughout the year. Attending were Mesdames Rita McLaughlin , Anita Worth , Rose Sandora , Blan- che Berg, Frances Boye , Emma Bedford , Ann Kubala , Thelma Far- mer , Marie Rolon , Joan Adams , Irene Yoeman , Rose Horvath , Lou- ise Pirsch , Connie Kapanski , Ha- zel Dowd , Mae Linden , Lillian Huntphrey and Ethel Papa. Mrs. Worth and Mrs. Sandora wore costumes of our fiftieth state , Hawaii , music was supp lied by the Syncopators. The team will begin their new season in September. Fire Department Pump Opera- tor and Business Men ' s Fire Drill will be held at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the firehouse. Mastic Beach Brownie Troop 31 met at the home of Mrs. Fred Goetz of Maywood Drive Thurs- day afternoon with fifteen mem- bers of the troop . attending. The girls made plans for their over- night camping trip to Camp Edey in Bayport and' for their annual outing June 28. Following the meeting a social hour was held with refreshments served by Mesdames James Murray, Fred Goetz, Carl Abel , Edward Iannotto and Mitzie VanLith. Mr. and Mrs. William Siegel and sons , Richard , Allen and Gary, of Cedar Road were the guests Sat- urday of Mr. and Mrs. Max Siegel of Ridgewood. Later they were present at the celebration of the forty-fifth wedding aniversary of Mrs. Siegel' s parents , Mr. and Mrs . Henry Dreher at the Dreher home in Brooklyn. They also paid a vi- sit to Mi's. Siegel' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Airs. John Ly- ons , and children , Eileen and Jac- kie , of Old Bethpage. Paul Leonardi , Jr., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leonardi of Cranberry Drive , was baptized Sunday, by the Rev. Peter Baker at St. Jude ' s R. C. Church on Neighborhood Road. Godpa- rents for the baby were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leonardi of Mastic Beach. Following the christening a reception was held at the Leon- ardi home where a buffet featur- ing a cake inscribed. \God Bless '^atfl^S^., '' was served. Among the i guesEs \ijwere the baby ' s maternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Dondiego and their children , Jerry, Barbara and Larry, of Cranberry Drive , paternal grand- parents , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leon- ardi of Corona and Laurelton Drive , Ann Marie Leonardi of Pennwood Drive , Mrs. Mary Fris- cia and Mrs. Catherine Leonardi of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. John Reichert and son , John , of North- port; Miss Frances Mensch , James Coady, and Mrs. Grace Marie Schiller and son , George , of Mas- tic Beach ; Air. and Mrs. Edwin Erickson of Shirley; William Reic- hert and Mrs. Ann Reichert and children , Patty, Liz , Mary Ellen and Michael , of Mastic. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly, Sr., of Bayside and Whittier Drive be- came the grandparents of a baby girl recently when a 9-pound , 4- ounce daughter was born to their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly, Jr., of Whit- tier Drive , at the Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital in East Patch- ogue. The Young People ' s Society of the Grace Lutheran Church last Tuesday attended a district outing at the Lutheran Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf. Those attend- ing included the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur W. Geidel and children , MJuriel and Walter , Rand y Cruse, Walter Meyer , and Eleanor and Lois DeCordova. On Sunday Ann a Coords , president , Lee Gasperi , vice president and treasurer , and Lois DeCordova , secretary, recen- tly elected officers of the societ y, were formally installed in thei r respective offices by the Rev. Mr. Geidel at the 11 a. m. church ser- vice. The members of the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Arthur H. Clune Legion Post 1533 are sponsoring a home baked goods and cake sal e beginning at 10 1 a. m., July 1 , in front of Schulte ' s on Neighbor- hood Road. Your support of this venture would be gTeatl y appre- ciated by the auxiliary members. David Andersen , son of Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Andersen of Orchi d Drive , Muriel Geidel , daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur . Geidel of Mastic Road , and Lois Chris- topherson , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christopherson of Shir- ley, were among those who grad- uated during kindergarten exerci- ses Sunday at the Emtanuel Lu- theran Christian Day School in Patchogue. Arthur Gruenberger of New York City was the guest over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. John Hallfeld and daughtei' , Marjorie , of Orchid Drive and Center Mori- ches. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Lawson and children , Bobby. Judy and Jeffrey, of Country Village were the guests on Father ' s day of Mrs. Lawson ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Stozzetto , Sr. , of Whittier Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Al Gagliano and family of Brooklyn spent the week- end at their Summer home on Da- hlia Drive. Thev entei'tained as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lawler of Hagerman , Mr. and ' Mrs. Lawler also paid a visit to Mr. Lawler ' s parents. Mr. and Mlrs. William Lawler and their children . James and Ellen , of Longfellow Rrive. When you want good printing in correct style and p leasing ap- pearance, call the Advance , GR 5- 1 000. —Adv. NEWLY-ELECTED officers of the East End Democratic Club gather for a picture after being installed Tuesday, June 6, at the Sunrise Res- taurant , Center Moriches , by Brookhaven Town Supervisor August Stout , Jr. Seated left to right: Mrs. Helen McClinchy, recording secretary ; Mrs. Kay Harkin , secretary, and Mrs. Dorothy Hansen , vice president- Standing left to right: Charles Petersen , sergeant - at - arms; Bernard Simon , trustees ; Al Esperti , and Arthur Harkin; Charles McComb , treasurer , and William Shane , president. —Advance Photo bv Gomez East End Dems Hold Installation , Stout Is Speaker CENTER MORICHES—Brook- haven Town Supervisor August Stout , Jr., acting' as master of ceremonies at the East End Dem- ocratic Club' s Installation Dinner June 13 at the Sunrise Restau- rant , thanked the club for its sup- port during his tenure in office , now approaching two years . Mr. Stout acted as master of ceremonies in the absence of Brookhaven Town Democratic Leader , Dominic Baranello , who had just we l comed a new addition to his family. After making introductory re- marks Mr. Stout installed the club' s new o fficers : William Shane , president; Mrs. Doroth y Hansen , vice-president ; Charles McCombs , treasurer; Mrs. Kay Harkin , secret- ary ; Mrs. Helen McClinchy. record- ing secretary ; Charles Petersen, sergeant-at-arms , a n d Bernard Simon , Al Esperti and Arthur Harkin , trustees. Guests introduced b y Mr. Stout were Councilman John Foley of Blue Point; Councilman Howard Rowland of North Patchogue; Town Clerk Robert Cooney. of Patchogue; Council m a n ' a John Young of East Patchogue and Councibn an Harold Chapman of East Moriches. Brief addresses were made by town officials: Ray Batt. assessor; Jack Kanas , recreation department John Readv. sanitation depart- ment, and George Gehardt , build- ing department. Floyd School Offers Driver Educat ion in Its Summer Program MA STIC — Th° Adult loca- tion Department o f the WilMam Floyd School w ill off^r a dimmer program in driver education con- sisting of classroom discussion and \ on the road\ instruction. A basic course of learners and a refresher course for licensed drivers will be offered. The in- structor for this nine-week course will be Richard Hyland. A reg i s- tration fee of $6 will include the price of a textbook. 'Registration will take place in the lobby of the main building on July 5. 6 and 7 from 2 to 4 p. m. In addition, there will be registration and the first class session Julv 7 from 7 to 10 p. m. Mr. Hyland will be available during evening reg istration to answer any questions pertaining to the course. App licants must possess a valid learner ' s permit or license at the time of regis- tration in order to take part in the car instruction portion of the program. Classroom portions of the pro- gra m will be held Thursday or Friday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Mastic I tem s of Interest Mn. Irra» Darta. ATlantic 1-81J0 Robert Allen Detling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chalm ' er Detling, was christened at 12:15 p. m. Sunday at the home of his parents on Classon Avenue. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Arthur Geidel of the Grace Lutheran Church in Mastic Beach. The god- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neilsen of Brooklyn and Mastic A combined celebration was held 3 p.m. at the Blue Lantern Res- taurant on Montauk Highway in honor of the christening, Father ' s day and the seventeenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Det- ling. A prime ribs of beef dinner was served. Among those attend- ing were Mr. and Airs. Neilson and son Edward and daughter , Judith , Mrs. Benjamin G. Herri ey, Misses Virginia and Ellen Det- ling, David and Chalmer Detling, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weseman and son , Fred , of Mastic and Mrs. Frank Mai-L-pv of SVm-W Harry Page of Nelson Place is a patient in Centra l Suffolk Hos- pital in Riverhead . Live Bdt\r With PELCO Lo>v Cost Elect ricit y. —Adv. Wekend guests of Mr. and Airs. George Lehmone of Patchogue Avenue was their son and daugh- ter-in-\law , Air. and Mrs. Joseph Lehmone of Woodside. A Father ' s day gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Kathryn Maroni of Vernon Ave- nue. Refreshments were served. Guests were Mrs. Sarah Perrse 'la , Thomas Dooley of Jamaica . Ste- p hen Maroni of Woodside and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davin and son , Richard , of Alastic . Mrs. Helen O'Neill of Jamaica was a weekend guest of Airs. Bes- sie Shagner of Vernon Avenue. Birthdays celebrated this week were: June 1 7—Steven Schramm ofLeePlace; June 1 9—Larry Cita- relli of Stuyvesant Avenue and June 21—Peter Rosato of Lafay- ette Avenue. Weekend guests of ATr. and Mrs. George Lofsten of Washington Avenue were her father , Wiliam Hearfield of Freeport , and Mrs. Merle Thorn of Richmond Hil. An outdoor picnic and Father ' s day party was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly of Patchogue Avenue. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Amlato of Elmhurst; Air. and Mrs. Raymond Oonaway of East Islip; Fred Buchholz , Kathleen , Linda , Helen and Thomas Reilly and Airs' . Emma Atkinson of Mastic. Miss Jessie Ann Grogan of Brooklyn returned home Monday after spending the weekend at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Gerl e of Midland Avenue. The Advance is on sale at The Shack and McClean ' s Market in Mastic. —Adv. Miss Clara Buchanan of Brook- lyn was a wekend guest of her brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buchanan of Vernon Avenue. John Wuestman of Brooklyn is spending two weeks ' vacation at his home on Midland Avenue. Mrs. Gerard Tay lor of Haw- thorne Street entertained at a Father ' s day celebration and birth- day party Saturday night in hon- or of her husband and son , Gerard , who celebrated his fourteenth birthday: Buffet He\freshm<e{nts were served. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Amato of Elmhurst; Mr. and! Mrs. Thomas Reill y and son , Thomas and daughters , Kathleen , Linda and Helen , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor and family, Jean- ette and Robert Taylor of Mastic ; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Camp bell and children , Susan , Linda and Daniel of Brooklyn , and Kathleen and Mastic Beach Brownies Hold Fly-Up Ceremony MASTIC BEACH — On Tuesday evening \Fl y-Fp \ ceremonies for the Brownies of Mastic Beach Troop 31 were held at the Demo- cratic Clubhouse on Locust Drive with Leader Airs . James Muriay and Assistant Leader Mrs. Fred Goetz. Opening with the flag cei'emony and the Girl Scout Pledge each Brownie approached the small flower-decked bridge , which would cairy them f. om Brownie to In- termediate Girl Scouting. At the bridge ' s approach Mrs. Murray saluted each girl and presented her with her Brownie wings. As they crossed over they were met b^ their \Big Sisters \ who were Scouts of Miss Geraldine Man- zolollo ' s Troop 113 , and Mrs . Doii- nie Petril' o ' s Troop 73. Each sis- ter led the fly-up Brownie to their new leader who asked of them , \B y what right do you fly-up?\ and received the answer \By the ri g ht of my Brownie wings. ' The leader then p inned each g irl with her Girl Scout pin. Brownie Fly Ups were Karen Andersen , Stella Demasi , Susan Doyle , Susan Fran z , Catherine Ian- natto , Ann Marie Luisi, Bernice Martin , Dore Meers , Diane Mu- sico , Sandra Rauso , Eileen Ruge , Leonore Ruggerio , Darlene Smith and Helen VanLith. An award for perfect attend- ance and being an Idea l Brownie was- presented to Kare n Anderse n and other awards were also pre- sented to Susan Doy le , Helen Van- Lith , Sandra Rauso , and Dore Meers . First year pins , .presented by Mrs. Murray, were given to Dian e Musico , Susan Franz , Karen An- dersen , Ann Marie Luisi , Helen VanLith , Susan Doyle, Bernice Martin , and Leonore Ruggerio. Second year p ins were awarded to Eileen Ruge , Darlene Smith , San- dra Rauso and Dore Meers. Miss Manzolillo also presented second class badges and year pins to Enid Carlson , Elizabeth Carr , Mary Sullivan , Veronica Duffy, Judith Endresen , Kathy Heslin , Judy Lauria , Wend y Lichtenbergei' , Ja- net Rugo and Donna Stewart and a secon d class badge to Leslie Elms of Troop 113. Theresa Mor- elli of this troop received her year pin , and Travel , First Aid to Ani- mals , and Cook Proficiency badges and Eileen -McDermott received her Girl Scout and Worl d Pin. The new Intermediate Scouts then participated in a solem n candlelig ht ceremony where each girl recited one of the laws of scouting and then p laced a lighted candle in a holder on a flower decorated table. Later a skit entitled \Wheneve r You Make A Promise \ was put on by members of Troop 113 and the Brownies and Girl Scoxits san g several songs. The ceremonies end- ed with all the scouts forming a \Wishing Ring \ . Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Go°tz then presented each of the Fly- Ups with a \Girl Scout Handbook \ as a present from the troop. Re- freshments provided through the courtesy of committee women Mesdames Ph y llis Potts , Mitzie VanLith , Elizabeth Iarinatto , Pa- tricia Brennan and other Brownie mothers were served to guests and Fly-Ups bv sister scouts of Troops 73 and 113. The fly-up bridge was built and decorated by Mrs. Bren- nan. Mrs. Ann Burge , Tel . ATlantic 4-0691 ILLNESS IN FAMILY Because of illness in her family, our correspondent , Mrs. Ann Burge , was unable to write her column this week. However we look forward to one next week. Moriches LANNI BROS. 575 MASTIC ROAD MAS TI C BEACH ATlantic 1-9503 • OIL and GAS BURNERS and PARTS • WATER PUMPS and PA R TS • BOTTLED GAS • FUEL OIL PL UMBI NG and H EATI NG • WELL DRIVING • a______w_ __ _____ mmm_m_m_t______________________________ SU MM ER SCH EDU LE —for— MASTIC BEACH GARBAGE DISTRICT Between Jul y 1st and Septe mber 9th MONDAYS and THURSDAYS Park Drive to Alder Drive Bayview Drive to Laurelton Drive TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS McKinley Drive to Mastic Road Huguenot Drive to Emerson Place COLLECTIONS BETWEEN 7 A.M. and 7 P.M. JAMES E. O'REILLY ATlantic 1-781 1 BETZ LUMBER COMPANY I . 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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII | I ' nun in mi\ I'niri E ^ - \ ^ —. n r TRAINED MEN > A } FLY J ETS ! AND £ TRAINED PHARMACISTS n FILL PRESCRIPTIONS AT t A CE P HARMACY ft C ENTER M ORICHES J STOP 3Y SOON I / © LOCAL TRADEMARKS , lac \^Tw0 ^0\ Bgii^^ibJlllBB w ^^ ' i^^Aj ^m ^\^___ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ m * mmmmm,mm ~ m ' mmi 9**Ti+^»mmmmmm *_m THROW AWAY YOUR N^==£« MOUSE TRAPS! 1 If 91 11 Odorless, safe, ready to use ¦ ffili' ifl VAM'O wipes out whole col- I fm 111 onies . Excellent lor field 5?\^^^^^^5 Cet VAM-0 •( All Orus Htarcj, MORICHES PHARMACY Main Street Center Moriches HOWARD CHARLES MERZ , 59 , died Sunday at his home , 118 Baybright Drive , Mastic Beach. Born in the Bronx August 19 , 1901 , he had been a resident of Mastic Beach for the past nine years. He was a retired emp loye of the sanitation department of New- York City. He is survived by his wife , Grace of Mastic Beach ; four sons , William of Massapequa; Howard of Oakland , Calif. , Robert of How- ard Beach , and Donald of West Babylon , and 10 grandchildren. Rosary services were held at Herrmann ' s Funeral Home in Cen- ter Moriches at 8 p. m. Tuesday. Requiem Ma^s was said at St . Jude ' s R. C. Church , Mastic Beach , at 9:80 a. m. yesterday. Interment followed at Holy Sepulchre Ceme- tery, Coram. MRS. MARY OLSEX , 49. of William Floyd Parkway, Shirley, died Saturday at Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital. Born December ' .i , 191 1 in Ards- ley, she resided in Shirley for the past six years. She was emp loyed at Brookhaven Memoiial Hosp i- tal. Survivors include her husband , Walter of Shirley; two brothers , Thomas DiNicola of Shirley and Leonard Di Nicola of Ardsley, and two sisters , Mrs. Millie daarder of Ardsley and Mrs. Anne De Milo of Yorktown Hei ghts. A Rosary service was held Mon- day at Edwards Funeral Home , Dobbs Ferry. A requiem mass was offered at 10 a. m. Tutsdav at St . Helena ' s R. C. Chinch in Ardsley, followed by interment in Mt . Hope Cemetery in the Town of Green- berg. OBITUARY Mrs. Judith F. Duff , the for- mer Judith Bremer of Moriches , was among 300 wives receiving their PHT , \Pushing Hubby Through. \ degrees a.t California State Polytechnic College Sunday, June 11 , in San Luis Obispo , California. Traditionall y, the wives of Cal- Poly graduates go through a graduation ceremony and receive a PHT di ploma which verifies the fact that they have comp leted the major project of badgering, ad- miring, overseeing, praising and otherwise aiding and assisting husbands in comp leting require- ments for baccalaureate degrees from the college . Her husband , James B. Duff , received his degree in mathematics Saturday. He will begin work at the Naval Propellant Plant in Indian Head , Maryland afte r a short visit at the home of his in-laws , Mr. and Mrs. John Walk- man of Moriches. Moriches Wife Receives 'PHT' At Cal. Tech LEMMEN'S NURSERY EAST MORICHES AT - 4 - 0 9 9 0 BOULEVA RD FLORIST CENTE R MORICHES O pposi te Post Office y! _ ^^^ \ 12 f ^____ \ _ 9_ ^ 4 _^^^ 9^\ V^Sffi&HsRv \ * _t_ ^^ mWm^m^_____^______ \r *¦ / Thomas Lindsey of Shinnecock. LEADER'S MEETING A leader ' s meeting of Mastic Cub Pack 262 was held 8 p. m.j June 14 at the Brookhaven Town ' Recreation Center on Classon j Avenue, Mastic. Plans were discussed to have a p icnic in July at Camp Baiting Hollow in Wading River. It was anounced the Cubs will march July 4 in the Patch- ogue parade. j The next meeting of the Pack will be held at 8 p. m. June 28 at the Center. Those attending the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. George Villa- : fanez , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peter- son , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hulse , Mrs. William Caske and Mrs. Jo- sep h Di Santi. Meetings of the Webelos are { held every Wednesday from 7:30 1 to 8:30 p.m. at the Center.
