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East Moriches Mrs. Gordon G. Dickson , ATlantic 4-1144 The kindergarten graduation of the East Moriches School was held in the auditorium at 2 p. m. June 16. The program was entitled , \A Journey to Mother Goose Land. \ Those graduating were Gregory Lemmon , Peter Cuthbert , Eugene Miller , Bruce Brown , Debbie Ann Olish , Frank Petrignanni , Mari- anne Stamp fl , Mary D. Thomas , Claire Monzeglio , Karen Hinden - lang, Sidney Hayes , Ruth Iver- son , Kevin Smith , William Meyer , Karen Christensen , Melanie Skar- ka , Jennife r Flynn , Mary L. Thom- as , Nancy Peterson , Mark Caran - ci , Peter Owen , Ph y llis Baldwin , Wendy Hawkins , George Bierman , Dale McCoy, Roy Trent , Valentine Barrett , James Dixon and Roy Steinmetz. At the end of the pro gram Mr. Huson presented their diplomas to the children. The Guildettes of the East Mor- iches Presbyterian Church met in the church basement June 14 with Mrs. George Vakay, president , pre- siding, ft was decided to hold a food sale in the village at 10 a. m. July 8. Refreshments were served bv Mesdames Louise Tuttle and Marge Hawkins. Selected intermediate pup ils of Philip Sonnichsen of Montauk Highway, East Moriches , gave a piano recital in the school auditor- ium at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. The program commenced with Karen Hindenlang p lay ing \Ghost Dance \ by MacLachlan and \Toccatina in A Minor \ by Cowl. Audrey Marrin followed with p ieces bv Clementi and Burgmuller. David Hinden- lang p layed four p ieces by Heller , Grieg, Beaumont , and Kabalevsky. Wanda Gendrall p layed \Aragon- aise \ by Massenet and Gus Hin- denlang p layed selections from Grieg, Schumann and Howell. Charles Cetas rendered four p ieces by C. P. E. Bach , Liadow , Schu- mann and MacDow T ell and Gail Weixelbaum played \Quel Diable \ by R. Ch. Martin. The program ended with Gus and David Hinden- lang play ing a duet , \Spanish Dance. \ by Moszkowski. A card part y was held last week at the home of Mrs. Hiram Reeve of Moriches Avenue. Those attend- ing were Mesdames LeRoy Ray- nor , Frank Kirk , Paul Warner , Sadie Butler , and Miss Emma Ray- nor. Fred Hall of Claus Road , River- head , was a luncheon guest Sat- urday of Mr . and Mrs. Hiram Reeve of Moriches Avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Freuder of Brooklyn took Mrs. Irene Freuder to visit her daughter , Mrs. Joseph Kesler and her husband , of Hamp- ton Bays for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Mueller and son , George , Jr., spent the past weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William C. T. Amory and daugh- ter , Dawn Marie , of Annapolis , The Eighth Grade Prom of the East Moriches School was held June 9 in the school auditorium. The decorations were put up by the mothers who also assisted Mrs . George Mueller and Mrs. Brown with the refreshments. Staff mem- bers present were Mr. Collins , Mr . and Mrs. LaLone , Mr . Huson and Miss Afterman. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stanley and family of Brookl yn and East Mor- iches spent last week preparing their home on Atlantic Avenue for the Summer. The Games Club met June 14 at the home of Mrs. Edna McPhail of Pine Street. Those present were Mesdames Frances Dayton . Helen Kanas , Frances Akeson and Ginny Muller of East Moriches and Mrs. Florence Williams and Mrs. Mar- garet Smith of East port. Mrs. Walter Kanas visited her father , William Baiek of Belle- rose , on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kanas were among those who attended a class reunion dinner at Sunrise Res- turant. It was the Center Mor- iches High School 1936 class re- union. EASTPORT N EWS ITEMS Mi<w Bonnie Bell. Tel. EAstport 5-0046 The Eastport Eighth Grade will hold their graduation exercises to- monov> evening in the auditorium at 8 p. m. Mr. and Mis. Mario Vescuo of Pompano Beach , Fla.. are visiting at the home of Mrs. Joseph Mot- tola and Miss Angehno Pipola of Main Street. Mrs Richard Rickett of Wan- taii h is visitine . Mis. Ida Tuttle. Mis . Hahey Case and Mrs. Ed- Maid Boughton spent several days la. vt w eek visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boughton , Jr. . of River- side. Conn. Michael Goidon , son of Mr. and Mi> . Elbei t Gordon of North Ray Avenue, celebrated his sixth birth- day June 12. His guests included Ait Babm- >ki . Bany Salamone. Rome Skarka . Jimmie Teiminel- la , Ke\ in Hopping. Chi is Furgen- son , Jill Brambley, Kaien Adel- werth , Lonn Warner , and Mi- chael' s bi other and sister , Kevin and Michele. June 11 Mi s. Marie P>idrich and Mr . and Mrs. Wil- liam Fndiuh , Ji.. of Sayville and Mr. and Mi- . C D. Rose of East- port w ere present at a birthday party for Michael. Miss Eleanor Belskis of Brook- ha\ en spent the -w eekend \ siting Mis- - Kaien Coffey of Collins Avenue Mi. and Mi- , . Josep h Vish and son , R I c h a I d , of Southampton spent Sunday at the home of Mis. Yish' s p a rent s , Mr. and Mrs. Hoi ace Mott Fuday night guest of Vanessa Tuttle and Janice Rice of Manor- ville Mrs . Dclbert Wesche , Jr.. and daughter . Tiacy, of Biookhaven M ere recent quests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Coffey. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. The Ladies ' Auxihaiy of the Fire Department will meet Tues- day evening at the firehouse. Mis. Da\id Ottnvewl of Free- port is visiting at the home of Mi. and Mis . Geoige Delgado. Miss Janet Thompson of Bay Shou spent the weekend at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Chailes Thompson of Collins Ave- nue. Mr. and Mi\ Walter Lane have returned to their home on Main Stieet , aftei spending several w eeks in Sacramento , Calif., where they visited their sons and daugh- tei-in-law . Mi . and Mrs. Walter J. Lane, and Francis Lane. Billy M.Neil , son of Mr. and Mis Cleon McNeil , from the Un- ivei -ity of Miami at Coral Ga- bles , Fla., is spending the Sum- mer with his paients. Mr. and Mis. Cleon McNeil and children , Jor n and Kathy, attend- ed the gi ad nation exercises of their son , Richaid , from the Uni- versity of Geneseo , New York. Mr. McNeil will begin his teaching ca- reei m the Westhamp ton Beach school system. Southside Grange met last Fri - day at the Legion Hall with Mas- ter Joseph Bigora presiding. The film \Amei ican Harvest March\ was show n by Burtrum Young of tre Southold Grange. Guests of the Southside Giange were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Halsey of the Southampton Grange. The next meeting will be July 7 at 8:30 p. m. in the Legion Hall. Refiesh- ments weie seived by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beeckei of West- hamp ton . The Giange is planning a picnic for Jul y 22. Eastpoit Girl Scout Troops 84 , 36 and 66 held their final meeting of the school yeai last Tuesday at the high school , with tr eir lead- ers , Mesdames George A. Frey, John Kostuk , Victoi Kostuk. Jo- seph Kris , James Chituck , F' lank Coker , John Kuech .and Clifton Raynor. In ti oop 84 the Biownie Pi omise and Salute weie led by Jean Matson. They made Father ' s day cards and piacticed for their part in the Flag Day celebration. Troop 36 mae ' e plans for their an- nual outing June 27 and practiced for their part in the celebration. Troop 66 made final arrangements for their overnight trip to Camp Edey June 16 and practiced for the Flag Day. FIRE DEPT. The monthly meeting of the Eastport Fire Department was held last Monday at 8 p. m. in the firehouse , with Chief Herbert Brown presiding. A drill team from the fire com- pany will participate in the Brook- haven thirty-fourth anual parade and drill to be held July 22 in Brookhaven. An application for membership to the fire company was received from Waldemer Burdin. It was voted to buy new uniforms for the officers of the company who don 't have one. Also , Alex Lashuk has been selected as a delegate to attend the meeting of the Sun- nse Firemen ' s Association June 20 in Hampton Bays. The Advance is on sale at Moore ' s Stationery and Eastport Stationery in Eastport. —Adv. Thanks M ere extended to Gor- don Fallow , George Rewt , Chester Massey, Jr., Jack Vakay, Eman- uel Terminella and Lefty Wormgh ton for their organization of the annua l dinner that was held last month. It was decided that next year ' s dinner M'ill be held m the earlv Spring. HOME EXTENSION At a final business meeting of the East port Home Extension ser- vice held June 10 at the firehouse , with ei ghteen members present , plans were made for next year ' s program which will include educa- tional films , braided rugs , lamp- shades , basic sewing and rush can- ing. During the months of July and August several of the members will take a training course at the Home Bureau service in River- head. in projects they expect to teach the local units this coming year. The Eastport unit' s part of the county wide program is the spon- soring of a Korean boy, Kim- Wan-Sup, for the month of Octo- ber. Rally Day will be held Septem- ber 7 at which time new officers will take office namely : Mrs. Jack Vakay ; chairman; Mlrs. James Chi- tuck , vice chairman; Mrs. Walde- mar Burding, secretary, and Mrs. George A. Frey, treasurer. Frieda Sp iess Is President of AL Auxiliary in MB MASTIC BEACH — The La- dies ' Auxiliary of the Arthur H. Clune , Amei ican Legion Post 1533 met at the Legion Hall Thursday evening for tne nomination and election of new officers for 1961- 62. The nominating committee com- posed of Mesdame^ Eileen Heshn , Cathrine Coyle and Tillie Kirch- er presented the slate. Elected to office were Mesdames Frieda Spies , president; Eva Lan- dau , first vice president; Celia Preston , second vice president; An- na Gdewski , secretary, and Ann Harrington , treasurer. The president appointed Mrs. Catherine Coyle to serve as chap- lain of the auxiliary ; Mrs. Tillie Kiicher , sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Anna Gilewski , -auxiliary histor ian and Mrs. Rose Cole and Mrs. Cora DeCarlo , color bearers. Serving on the executive com- mittee for the forthcoming year will be immlediate past president , Mrs. Carrie Blomquist , Mrs. Rose Cole , Mrs. Eileen Heslin and Mis. Wilhelmina Kolter. Mesdames Frieda Spiess , Cath- erine Coyle , Carrie Blomquist and Anna Gilewski Will again serve as county commriteewomen. Formal instalation of these of- ficers will take place at the Sep- tember 14 meeting. 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Standing left to right: Mrs. William Jones , Center Mor- iches ; Mrs. Frank Bealey, Centereach , leaeue president ; Mrs. George Valerius , Mastic and Mrs. Arthur Harkin , Center Moriches . —Ach ance Photo by Gomez AMONG THOSE PRESENT Saturday night at Sunrise Restaurant for Twenty-fifth Reunion of Center Moriches High School' s Class of 1936 were , seated , left to right: Miss Josephine Ma- lukta . Center Moriches ; Mrs. Yvonne Golden , East Moriches ; Miss Sophie Schneider , Rockville Centre , former teacher at Center Moriches High and guest of honor; Mrs. John Zinnanti , East Patchogue and Miss Mollie P. Krupski. Standing left to right, center row : Raymond D. Smith , Center Moriches; Valentine Stype and Gilbert Carter , Manorville ; George F. Hawkins, Center Moriches ; Clifford E. Seale , East Patchogue ; Fosdick J. Smith , Amherst , New Hampshire and Walter A. Kanas , East Moriches. Last row : Henry T. Beeker , Lindenhurst; Wesley Howell , Center Moriches ; Paul Kijowski , East Quogue; Charles Howell , Center Moriches ; Arthur Wilcox , Center Moriches ; Francis L. Magnani . Manor- ville and Robert Hopper , Center Moriches. CENTER MORICHES — A summer cottage on Brookfield Avenue , Center Moriches , owned b y Mrs. Xennia Blahun , a vrinter resident of New London , Conn., was gutted by fire last Thursday morning when a kerosene cooking stove exploded. Mrs. Blahun , outside her home during the explosion , escaped in- jury, but Center Moriches Fire Chief Elton E. Tank report s that between $500 to $1 , 000 of her per- sonal effects and an undetermined amount of cash were lost in the blaze. Center Moriches vamps fought the fire about 40 minutes before bringing it under control and searched in vain for the cash. A crew from the Patchogue Electric Light Company was cal- led to the scene when power lines connected to the cottage bega n to burn . Consult our classified columns for bargains , opportunities , no- tices. —Adv. Summer Home In C. Moriches Gutted by Fire Dennis Switick , son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Switick of Lexing ton Road , Shirley, has been named to the Dean ' s list at Pratt Insti - tute in Brooklyn with a strai ght A average. Dennis , who has been on the Dean ' s list for the past three vears , was appointed to the Tau Beta Pi Societ y, a national en- gineering honor society. He is majoring in science eng ineering. Dennis Switick Named To Pratt Dean ' s List CENTER MORICHES — One of the biggest events of the year of the Moriches Yacht Club will be held Sunday at its club at the loot of Union Avenue here. About 12 races will be held by the Metropolitan Inboard Racing Association featuring the Gold-Cuppers in events using a six-foot hydrop lane. The Gold-Cuppei s consist of three young members of the association who are up to the age of 14. The chairman is Ray Smith of Lake Avenue. Everyone is welcome to attend. Refresh- ments will be available. Moriches YC Sets 12 Races Sunday SPEONK — Two dollars in dimes were stolen Saturday from the cash register at Bill' s Service Station , according to the State Police at Riverhead. State Trooper Dan Finucane said the cash register was pried to get the money. Entry to the station was gained , police said , by removing a screen and forcing the rear window. William Kostenik operates the station. Assisting Trooper Finucane in the investi- gation was Trooper Richard An- derson. Two Dollars Stolen From S peonk Station For the Most Comp lete News of Suffolk Co. Read The Advance
