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HOME TOWNERS . Eastport vocal group, com- jus t a little prouder of their home town as they posed of . left to right . Bob Tillinghast, Konneth entertained at Flag Day ceremonies last Wed- Wamer , F.mory Tuttle . Bob Penney, John Maret nesday night at Eastport High School. and .hick Tutt le , helped make Eastport folks —Advance Photo bv Gomez TALENTED TW OSOME, left to right : Willie Sue Tranis and Luis i)e Carlo added \ocal lilt to Eastport Flag Day ceremony. —Advance Photo bv Gomez Flag Bay Continued Irun. ^age 1 , niis section to 1961 . Troop GG did a parade of the flags. Joanne Jarzombek and Jean Magnani of Troop 6G were presented with .. the Curved Bar badge , the highest award offered to a Girl Scout , which was pre- sented by Mrs. John Kuech. Westhamp ton Boy Scout Troop 62 demonstrated the various ways in which to handle the flag and how to salute the flag. Boys from the East port Elemen- tary School representing soldiers of American History, were Lewis Tuttle , Mark Tuttle , John Records , Charles LeBrun , Stanley Bi gora , Ricky Nid g ion , Andrew Bevis , Gary Schuster , Isaiah Green , Don- ald Presley, Jed Brambley, Vin- cent Richardson , Ronnie Dyke, Le- roy Evans , Brian Penney and Dennis Ketchum. Mrs. George A. Frey from the Amerean Legion Auxiliary Post 1515 announced the winners of this year ' s Poppy Poster contest: First prize to Russel Dunn , second prize , John Ward and third prize , Rand Hull. David H. Records gave the bene- diction. The Leaders Club , an athletic organization of the school , sold cake and coffee to raise money for a boat ride up the Hudson June 28 and a day at Bear Mountain. Manorville Mrs. C. Somma , PA 7-4099 or AT 4-0270 Mr. and Mrs . Vincent De Let- tera of Ryerson Avenue had their son , Albert Vincent , bap tized Sun- day at St. John the Baptis t Church in Wading River. God parents are Mr . and Mrs . R. Aloisio of West- bury. Following the bap tism , din- ner was sen eel at their home. Guests were Robert and Deborah Aloisio , Mr. and Mrs. A. De Lst- tera of Manorville , Mr. and Mrs. R. Monderine of Brookl yn and Rosemary De Lettera. A surprise silver anniversary dinner was given to Mr . and Mrs. Joh n Valenti of Dahvood Place , Huntington , by Mrs. Va ' .enti' s fam- il y at the Sunrise Restaurant , Cen- ter Moriches , Sunday, Mrs. Va 1 - enti is the daughter of Mrs. James Mignone of R yerson Avenue. Those present were , Mr. and Mrs. Al De Lettera , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mi gnone and children , Mrs. J. Mi g- none , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palmieri , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Molinaro and children , all from Ryerson Ave- nue; Mi- , and Mrs. J. Ceariavino and children of Plainview ; Mr. and Mrs. J. Rezza and daughte r , Mr. .and Mrs. A. Mignone and children , of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. G. Mignone and children , Mr. and Mrs. M. Mignone and son of Williston Park; Mr. and Mrs. L. Aloisio and children of Westbury; Mr. and Mrs. V. De Lettera of Ryerson Avenue and Paul Valenti , son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Valenti. Mrs. Filomena Mignone of Ryer- son Avenue was visited last week by her sisters , Mrs. Lucy Solo- mini and Mr. and Mrs. Tom De? Stesano , Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Solo- mini , her niece and nephew , all from Brookl yn. Mr. and Mrs . R. Hazleton and their son , Kevin , of Wading River Road were weekend guests at the home of Mr. Hazleton ' s parents in Bay Shore. Thomas Gandol ph , Jr. , son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gandolph celebrated his seventh birthday Saturday with a party at his home on North Street. Among those present were Sharon , Lauren , S'heryl and Janis Gandol p h ; An- thony Buscemi , Gordon Kelly, Thimothy Tuttle , Donna Czarnec- ki , Sandra Vicik , Georgeana Vicik , Robert Dismore , Larry Dismore , Joh n Governale , Jr., Peler Simack , Janet Holm , also a weekend guest , Mrs. Salome Shailor , Mrs. Gan- dol p h' s mother of Brooklyn. Reading The Advance . adver- tisements simplifies s h o pp in g. —Adv. Shirley and Mastic Acres Mrs . Irma Darin. ATlantic 1-S15\ Mrs. Eva Landau and son , Ste- phen , and daughter , Peggy, of St. George Drive attendee ^ Ci.in.n- ed graduation and birthday party in honor of Mrs. Landau ' s nep hew , Brendan Hawk , held Saturday at the home of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hawk ol ' Howard Beach. Brendan graduated from Brookl yn Prep high Scnooi in Brooklyn , Wednesday and cele- brated his eighteenth birthday. Miss Catherine Blank of Los Angeles , Calif., returned home by p lane afte r spending five days with her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blank of Floy d Road. Miss Blank is a nurse at the Veteran ' s Hospital in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calotta of Queens were at their home on Coventry Avenue over the week- end. For vour Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. A surprise retirement part y in honor of Mrs. Sadye Goodman was given by her son in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cohen of Northern Boulevard Sat- urday ni ght at the Mastic Beach Hebrew Center. Mrs. Goodman was employed by the New York Post in the classified advertise- ment department for 21 years. A buffet supper was served including- a lovel y decorated cake. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fox , and Paul Fox of East Patchogue ; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rosenblum and Richard Bernstein of Mastic; Mr. and Mrs. Irving Drucker , Mrs. Doris S-igel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bein , Mrs. Gertrude Seidler , Mrs . Mollie Weiser and Mr. and Mrs . Josep h Meshenberg of Mastic Beach ; Mr. and Mrs. Abe Tahler and Mr. and Mrs . Louis Branden- burg h of Mastic Acres; Misses Sandra and Fern Cohen and Mr. arid Mrs. D. L. Lanham of Shirley, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Kress of Bellport. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gravina and Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Gravina of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their country home on Tonopan Street. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Switick and son , Dennis , of Lexing ton Road recentl y spent several days as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Switick of Newark , Del. While there they also enjoyed a tour of Washington , D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weynand of Stackyard Drive entertained as guests for 10 days her brother- in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McVeet y of Sy lmar , Calif . They also had as weekend guests Mrs. Weynand' s brother and sis- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wolpert of San Fernando , Calif. Mrs. Charles Windisch of Madi- son Street attended the christen- ing reception of her granddaugh- ter , Reg ina Marie Windisch , held Sunday at the home of her par- ents , Mr . and Mrs. Charles Win- disch , Jr. , of Great Neck. Regina was born May 28 at Flushing Hos- p ital. Birthdays celebrated this week were : June 17 — James Gormley of Lexington Road , Margaret Ait- ken of Sachem Drive, Vincent Es- posito and Vincent Rosante , both of John ' s Neck Road ; June 18 — Julian Omar of Pinelawn Avenue ; June 19 — Mrs. William Mullaney of Victory Drive; June 20 — Eu- gene Sardella of Mastic Road ; June 22 — Linda Papa of Market Street; June 23 — Frank Abate of Pawnee Avenue , David Cummings of Floyd Road , Stephen Landau of St. George Drive and Rosemarie Branciforte of Forest Avenue. Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Asendorf of Somerset Ave- nue Saturday were their son-in- law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs, Henry Schick , and daughter , De- nise , of Astoria. A Father ' s day celebration was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Abate of Pawnee Ave- nue. Members of the family at- tending were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bounocore and son , Thomas , and daughter , Barbara , and Frank Abate of Brooklyn ; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tarsitano and daughter , Debra , of Mastic Beach , and Mr. and Mrs. John Colozzo and daug h- ters , Eileen , Lucille , Joanne and Linda , of Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Romard , Sr., of Classon Avenue celebrated their wedding anniversary, June 20. Father ' s day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Tasso of Maple Avenue were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tasso and children , Charles , Joyce and Michael , of Brookl yn and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tasso and son , William , of Bellport. A teenage dance , sponsored by the Shirley Long Island Taxpay- er ' s Association , will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the clubhouse on Grandview Drive. Henry Weynand of Stack yard Driv e wasL discharged last week from Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital in East Patchogue , wh e re he was a patient after falling and breaking his heel. He is now able to get around on crutches. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Weynand motored to Brookl yn to visit their son , Kenneth Weynand , who is a patient in Lutheran Hospital. Mrs. George Ward and daug h- ters , Lucille and Lorraine , Mrs. Charles Alfinito and daughter , Lucy, Mrs. J. Alfinito and Mrs. Vincent Alfinito of Shirley attend- ed a surprise bridal showe r in honor of Miss Joanne Pandol phi Sunday at the Bronx Wood Inn in the Bronx. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Motzer of Tonopan Street were guests for five days of their son and daug h- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Motzer and famil y of Rosendale. Bertil Tidlund and son , Bert , of New York Cit y spent the weekend at their home on Coventry Ave- nue. Shirley Senior Girl Scout Troop 109 and the older girls of Shirley Girl Scout Troop 32 will spend June 23 , 24 and 25 at Camp Edey in Bayport. Mrs. Rudolf Schulz. leader of Troop 109 , will be in charge. Center Moriches Kindergarten Circus Review \WEDDING OF THE PAINTED DOLL\ is Henry King. The Circus Review , which was held enacted by Center Moriches kindergarten stu- Friday night, was presented at Center Mor- dents Gail Laube , Burton Price and preacher , iches Elementary School. BACHELOR OF RHYMES DEGREE, for which senied fo Linda Fosse! t bv John Whitehead, onl y kindergarten graduates of the Center Mor- member of the Center Moriches Board of Educa- iches Elementary School are eligible , is »re- tion. IN THE SWING OF THINGS is Beverly Ven- N the Center Moriches Elementary School Friday erable as she took part in Circus Review at night. YONKEE DOODLE is vocal of- fering made by James Feder- ico at Friday night ' s kinder- garten Circus Review at Center Moriches Eelementary School. Moriches Yacht Club s 1st Regatta Is Sunday Ray Smith Chairman: CENTER MORICHES — The e> Moriches Yacht Club will hold thei first regatta of the season at 1 p. m. Sunday wi th the cooperation of the Metropolitan Inboard Ra- cing Association , Inc. Ray Smith- of Center Moriches is chairman of the regatta. There will be four classes in hydroplane racing consisting of the 145 , 150 and 280 cubic inch classes and the ski racing runabout. There will be two heats ' in each class with a distance of five miles per heat. The regatta will be sanctioned by the American Power Boat As- sociation. The course will be set for one and two-thirds miles or four laps. Among the top racing drivers of Long Island in the 280 cubic inch class are M'ike Santiago of Farmingdale ; Wess Carman of Freeport , and Arnold V. Boyance of Massapequa , New York State champion of Region Two , second highest point winner at Rehobeth Beach , Del., setting a new world record in five-mile competition of 78.4 miles-per-hour , defeating the record of 72.2 miles-per-hour and coming home with seven trophies; Kenneth Siegel of Merrick , Chuck Blume of Island Park , and Mike Thomas of Harvey Ceaders , N.J. A new class will be displayed. It is the Junior \Gold Cuppers \ inboard seven cubic inch , three and one-half horsepower. The young- sters range from eigh t to 14 years of age , and will be in their first racing. They are Ricky Richartz of Freeport , 14; Eddie Richartz of Freeport , 11 , and Skippy Steigletz of Freeport , U. The boats will travel from 20 to 25 miles per hour. The 145 cubic inch class will include Georg e Sundvick of Val- ley Stream; Edward C. Scheu of East Meadow; Arnold V. Boyance of Massapequa ; Bob Tuttle of Nto rthport ; Kevin Collins , and Billy Boyance of Massapequa. Retired C oup les Find Low-Cost Homes in Shirley SHIRLEY—The strong demand by retired coup ' es fi r low-cost homes in suburban location.- , pro- vides the building industry with a rapidly growing market potential , according to deve ' ope:- Walter T. Shiiley, who reported that at the 15-square mile Shirl y community slightly more than 20 p er cent of the 3 , 500 homeowner?, have retired. The de\ eloper said retirees as full time residents at Shirley pro- vide a sound consumer economy for goods and services within the community. As a mature element. Mr. Shirley said, they add balance and diversity to the living ex- perience of vounger neighbors and growing children within the com- munity, thereby avoiding the \ sameness \ which characterizes some developments . A survey among the retirees who have purchased homesites ana had homes erected at Shirley re- vealed that the combination of countryside surrounding and vaca- tion-at-home facilities prompted their choice of the community. Shirley 1 as private beaches , and is linked to Fire Island' s ocean beaches by the Smith Point Bridge . The comm :nity has a shopping - center , GOO-car drive-in theater , restaurants and hotel. | STOLEN BI CYCLE S j 1 PICK UP YOURS AT THE j j USED TIR E KI NG j IT IS A STEAL AT \ \ ^15*®® eac^ 3 j WITHOUT FEAR OF BEING PICKED \ UP j I BY THE LAW , AS THEY WERE j j PURCHASED FROM THE j j N.Y.C. and SUFFOLK COUNTY POLICE DEPTS. j i MONTAUK HIGHWAY SHIRLEY j : ATlantic 1-6666 j j THE ACRES RESTA U RANT j FINE WINES and LIQUORS | ITALIAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE \ J Home Cooked Meals ¦ j ORCHESTRA EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT j S 625 MASTIC RD. :: ATlantic 1-7194 :: MASTIC BEACH S \\ M ««« BM « M « MJ S __^_^_^_ m ooDODoaxxmmxmxxmxmxxuurou ¦^^ Factory ^ ^OM-VIFW HrW . Authorised 1 •JV/lwl Wll. fl |w MOTOROLA I Service Co. I SALES I We Repair All Makes of 1 I TV and RADIO SI I • Auto Radios R SERVICE B • Hi-Fi ^^ km • Antennae Installed I ALL WORK GUARANTEED Call ATlantic 4-0270 281 Main Street ( near P.O.) Center Moriches > j *r_ rvvr>r*<r **>r_ Ti *u>r_ i< *vr *ir ^^ | - COINS - [ f BOUGHT AND SOLD | Coin Books 3 for $1.00 | 1938-S JEFFERSON NICKELS—Ex. Fine $ .85 | 1939-D JEFFERSON NICKELS—Ex. Fine 1.95 | 1951-S PENNIES—Uncirculated 1\ > | 1 955-S PENNIES—Uncirculated 90 % 1960 SMALL DATE PENNIES—Uncirculated 3.50 | 1960-D SMALL DATE PENNIES—Brilliant 15 I COIN DATE , CxOOD TO RESTORE DATES, BUFFALO , V NICKELS, SHIELD NICKELS , g I GOOD FOR ONLY THESE NICKELS $1.00 g % And Other Accessories Pertaining to Coins I BILL'S PLACE | ) MAIN STREET EAST MORICHES , N. Y. j I Phone ATlantic 4-0584 j ? ...,..mmuuuumn»tt\\U\\UU\«\\m\U\\\\\\\\\\\\\% EASTPORT — The G-spel C' i.ii -i , \\ ']\ hold a iwo-week Vaca- tion r.i' ile School beginning Mon- dav. ( la--t - . will he held each i , o; ¦ i: j ; lietwee , 9 ::' > • ' i and 12 noon . < r>'\>: .!ti! ; I . l.> r all childre n and i voi.ii- - iKo p le bttween the age. - , oi | ' :. i. - id !• \ > . The tin ,io of thi- y t ar ' s lessons i- \ 'Pit Chii. -tian ' ^ Time and Talents. \ Mrs. John Maret is director of the school. Mrs. Leroy Wilcox is supe rintendent of the Nursery de- partment; Mrs. Robert Tilling- hast of the beginners ; Mrs. Rob- eit Pennoy of the primary, and Mrs. David Records of the junior d' partment. Pastor David Records will direct the teen department . Bible School Mosiday At Eastoort Church A. Many new opportunities today; read the classified columns in sec- tion two. Act quickly for best results. —Adv. CENTER MORICHES — An \ over the fence sale \ will be spon- soi*ed by the Woman ' s Society of Christian Service of the Center Moriches Methodist Church on Main Street here. The sale is scheduled to start at 10 a. m.. Jul y 1 on the parish lawn. The sale will feature fresh strawberries to be sold by the quart. Also included in the sale will be pies , cakes , breads , cookies , fancy items , dolls and a \ white elephant\ table. The tables will be set up be- hind the parish house fence and the foods, all non-perishables , and other items will be sold from the sidewalk. Mrs. Ada Robins is chairman of the p lanning- commit- tee. Mrs. Lorraine Fossett , Mrs. Alberta Wenzel and Mrs. Ruth Porter are the committee mem- bers . Over the Fence Sale Set by CM WS C S
