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When you want, good printing in correct style and pleasing ap- pearance, call the Advance , GR 5- 1000. —Adv. Harvey N. Kreisberg Earns Caltech Degree The engineer degree has been conferred on Harvey N. Kreis- berg by President L. A. DuBridge of the California Institute of Technology at the annual Cal- tech commencement in Pasadena , Calif. Mr. Kreisberg, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kreisberg, 100 Highland Avenue , Patchogue , has majored in mechanical engin- eering. He was graduated from Patchogue High School in 1954. He received a bachelors degree in mechanical engineering in 1958 and a master ' s degree in mechan- ical engineering in 1959 from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. At Caltech Mr. Kreisberg was a member of Tau Beta Pi and Pi Tau Sigma , an honorary society which honors outstanding mechan- ical engineering students. At present he is with Space Technology Laboratories in Cali- fornia. You save plenty by subscribing for The Advance , the Postmaster does the rest. Only $5 for 12 months , we pay the postage. Your order addressed to: Circulatio n Dept., P. O. Drawer 780, Patch- ogue , N. Y., will start your papei with the tiext edition. —Adv. M»^mm Wm-mm0li&TA *»l *tWtoTmy ^ rw* . * a^ ¦ ¦*¦««* BROOKHAVEN TOWN POOL in Centereach, shown above , is open to public every day of week. Pool is located on Hawkins Path in Cen- ereach , east of Eastwood Boulevard. Swimming instruction at pool began Monday. Beginning classes for children are held from 9-10 a.m. and classes for advanced swimmers are held from .^KHWvKfl^^ * *»'* ?* %. . »*WSH. -V. i n. .T. A ¦ . ,: v . >\ - ¦ ¦ • -» - .wm-m-n. - -r .- -*\--«¦- — 10 to 10:30 a.m. Adult beginning classes and senior life saving Red Cross class is held from 5-6 p.m. Pool is open from 9 a.m. -5 p.m. and will be open nights during very warm weather. —Photo bv Maple Leaf Photo Service HOLBROOK N EWS ITEMS Mrs. Bryan St. Lonls , JU 8-5534 The Rev. August Herbert of Smithtown was in charge of the services at St. John ' s Lutheran Church Sunday morning. The Rev. William Roser , pastor of the church , is still confined to his home by illness , but is much im- proved. Paul Steidel was the church' s representative to the con- vention of the Atlantic District , Lutheran Church , Missouri Synod , held in Bronxville this week. Peter Berg was the alternate. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Costella of Broadway Avenue entertained Saturday afternoon the following children , in honor of the eighth birthday of their daughter , Rita : Ruth Ellen Rochford , Lisa Fran- chi, Sandy Barra , Patricia Scan- Ion and Rita and Harriet Lavery. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ferrara have as their guests this week their son-in-law and daughter , Captain and Mrs. Thomas J. Gres- olfi , and children , Corinne , Rich- ard , Lawrence and Thomas , Jr., of Topeka , Kan. Mrs. Gresolfi is the former Miss Carol Ferrara. Capt. Gresolfi is stationed at Forbes Air Force Base in Topeka. Janet Wehrenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wehrenberg of Railroad Avenue , was guest-of- honor at a party given to her for her graduation Thursday night. Present were Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson , Mk-s. Virginia Nash and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson and daughter , Barbara , all of Hollis , Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Wehrenberg and daug hter , Miss Patti , and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bucalo and chil- dren , Joseph and Step hanie. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skee en- tertained at an outdoor barbecue at their home on Union Avenue Saturday afternoon. Guests were Mrs. Mary Clark, Mrs. James McWilliams and children , Jamie , Carol Ann , Timothy and Denise , Mrs. Armand Greiner , Mrs. John Greiner and children , Dennis , Jo- anne and Mark , and Lynn and Patricia Foley. The Advanc e is on sale at Phil' s Market and Maybar Superette in Holbrook. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Haggerty of Avenue E. had as their guest last week , Mrs. Haggert y ' s moth- er , MIrs. Etrgene Schaeffer of Al- bany, Ga. The Holbrook Catholic Society is planning to have a food and cake sale on the grounds of the Holbrook Hotel starting from 10 a. m. July 8. Mrs. John Hansen entertatned m honor of the birthday of her sister , Mrs. John Bret , at her home on Lexington Avenue Sunday. Pre- sent were Mr. and Mrs. Gil Dieck- man of Middle Village ; Mrs. Charles Ott of Parkchester; John Bret of Northport , and Frank Wal- ter. Miss Fern Coste , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferde Coste of Lin- coln Avenue , who is a student at the American University of Wash- ington , returned home last week after having spent a week with her classmate , Miss Robin Gift , at her home in Morrisville, Pa. Private first class Conrad Mok- son , son of M!r. and Mrs. William Mokson of Coates Avenue , who has spent the past year and a half in Germany, is home on a 30-day pass. Pvt. Mokson will then be sent to Georgia for several months , after which he will receive his discharge from the Army. Mrs. Frank Furthner will be the hostess at a meeting of the La- dies ' Aid Society to be held at 1 p. m. today at the guild hall. On June 18 , Robert Costella , son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Costella , and Miss Mildred Volney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Volny, both of Broadway Avenue were gradu- ated from the St. Joseph' s Paro- chial School in Ronkonkoma. Both young people were given awards for \ general excellence. \ The awards were Bulova wrist watches. At this time , Patricia Lavery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lavery of Molhe Voulevard was given a five dollar award for ma- thematics. At the graduation exercises for the graduates of the Grundy Ave- nue School , held last Thursday night , the following awards were given. Raymond McQueen present- ed Theresa Pandino with the safety patrol medal , Mrs. Robert Walsh gave Step hen Hines the citizen- ship award and Ferdinand Coste , Sr., presented the achievement me- dal to Jack Mead. Mlrs. John Mul- len and Michael McDonnell , teach- ers , were given gifts from the pu- pils at this time. Mrs. Frank Holub of Coates Avenue was given a surprise par- ty at her home on Saturday in honor of her birthday. Mrs. Holub received many cards , flowers and gifts. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Linn Gordan , Mrs. Rose Metz Fred Flox and Mrs. Bertha Ben- nett of Oakdale; Mrs. Louise Kout- nik of Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holub and son , Paul , of Whitestone , and Mrs. George Mag- enheimer , Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. William Mc LeHose. The Holbrook Fire Department , Inc., held a practice fire drill at the St. John ' s Luthera n Churc h , so they will be prepared to pro- tect the buildings in case of a disaster. Mr. and Mrs. William Mc Le- Hose are now making their home on Marvin Street. Mrs. Mc LeHose is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holub. Mrs. Charles Ott of Parkchester , Mrs. John Hansen and Mrs. Wil- liam Mc LeHose were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holub of Coates Avenue , Monday. They were celebrating Mrs. Holub' s birthday, which was Saturday. Here comes the bride ! The strains of the wedding march will begin auspiciously when you accept the cheerfully given serv- ice of The Advance in your selec- tion of weddin g invitations. Prin- ted , raised printing or engraving. —Adv. Riverhead Water To Be Studied By State Health The Rrverhead Town Board last week voted to accept the offer of the New York State Health De- partment which will undertake a four month survey of the River- head Water District in an effort to solve its problems. Residents within the district have repeatedly complained to the town board in recent months about bad-tasting water , and about rust which has been ruining laundry. The State Health Department plans on finding corrective meas- ures to eliminate the rusty con- dition, and to demonstrate that there is no relationship between fluoridation ' and the taste and quality of the town ' s public water- supply. The resolution was introduced by Justice of the Peace Bruno Zaloga , Jr. Voting in favor were Mr. Zaloga , Supervisor William J. Leonard and Councilman Ulick Bell , Jr. Justice of the Peace Thomas J. Costello vote d against the resolution , without comment. Councilman Elmer Stotskv ab- stained from voting, stating a private engineering- consultant firm recently hired could iron out the problems. Water District Superintendent John Riesdorph . who has repeat- edly claimed fluoridation of the public water has caused the rusty condition , claimed the County Health Department is conducting a \ smear campaign against me. \ John M. Flynn , a public health engineer with the County Health Department , recommending the state plan be carried out , said the rust condition is caused by or- ganisms in the water. He urged the district to renew aeration and to reactivate the charcoal fil- tering. The State Health Department made its offer to help the town board a month ago , at a public hearing, to discuss the future .of fluoridation in the water district. State and county health officials and local dentists all urged that fluoridation be continued in Riv- erhead. Opposed to the fluoridation were Mr. Reisdorph and several local residents. Both Mr. Zaloga and Mr. Leon- ard , at the board meeting, said the state will find out whether fluoridation is the cause of the trouble. \If it is fluorida t ion, I will be willing to throw it out , \ Mr. Leonard stated. In other action , Assemblyman Perry B. Duryea , Jr., of Mon- tauk appeared at the request of the town board and pledged his full cooperation in the town ' s ef- forts to impose taxes against the Grumman Aircraft Corporation facilities at the huge Naval in- stallation in Calverton. In 1958 and 1959 legislation was passed by the State Senate and Assembly that would have en- abled Riverhead to tax Grumman for its full interests at the (j . 000- acre Calverton Naval facility. The bills were vetoed each time. However , Governor Rockefeller appointed a commission to studv the possibility of legislation to help Riverhead. Mr. Duryea told the board that the commission ' s attitude was \ negative \ as far as helping. But, he said, that he and State Senator Elisha T. Barrett have been work- ing on the case for two month*. The assemblyman recommended the board work with all interested parties , the County, State , and Federal Governments , even the Grumman corporation , to develop a bill. \Any reasonably drafted bill will pass the Legislature next year , \ he asserted. He recom- mended the legislation be filed bv November. | NEW LONDON FREIGHT LINES , Inc. Summer Schedule :: Year Round Service BETWEEN NEW LONDON , CONN , and ORIENT POINT , L. I. i Now Until Further Notice 1 Approximate Sailing Time: Be tween New London and Orient J 1 Hour and 30 Minutes — For Information Phone : ! j ORient 2-1010 - GReenport 7-1717 - New London , Gibson 3-5281 j Mondays thru Fridays Saturdays and Sundays j Excep t July 4 and Labor Day, Sept. i July 4 and Labor Day. Sept. 4 i ! LEAVES LEAVES LEAVES LEAVES \ i NEW LONDON ORIENT PT. NEW LONDON ORIENT PT. | j 6:00 a.m. 8:15 a.m. 6:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. | j 6:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. j *9:30 a.m. *11:30 a.m. *9:00 a.m. :; 11:00 a.m. j *10:00 a.m. 12:00 Noon 10:00 a.m. 12:00 Noon j i *12:00 Noon *2:00 p.m. *11:30 a.m. :il:30 p.m. j ! 1:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. j 2:00 p.m. *5:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. < *4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. *3:30 p.m. :: 5:30 p.m. i ! t*6:00 p.m. t*8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ! 7:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. j NEW LONDON FREIGHT LINES , INC. DOCK ROAD , ORIENT POINT , L. I. ! This Schedule Subject to Change Without Notice ! *Bus connections between Orient Point and Greenport from June 16 to September 4 , 1961. t Bus connections Friday only. Gifts & Greetings lor You — through WELCOME WAGON from Your Friendl y Business Neighbors and Civic tntf Social Welfare Loaders On the Occasion of: Arrival of Newcomers to the Community. Mrs. Madeline Ditmars Phone GRover 5-4063 Blonde film actress Dina Merrill , better known in East Hampton as Mrs. Stanley Rumbough , Jr., is currently using the John Drew theater for rehearsals of ''Voice of the Turtle. \ She is touring the straw hat circuit with it this Sum- mer. The Rumboughs , well known socially, maintain a new star- shaped home on the ocean. The 1961 season at the John Drew , just entering its fourth decade, begins July 1 and runs through August 26 with eight attractions. What Broadway loses when \Sound of Music \ vacations soon , East Hampton will gain in Maur- een Bailey when she sings the female lead in the new \All Kinds of Giants \ at the John Drew , Jul y 10-15 , as the second attraction of eight full weeks of professional Summer fare. Besides play ing a part , Miss Bailey is understudy for the ingenue lead in \Song of Music. \ Miss Madeline Healy, who for mlany years was producer William A. Brady ' s girl Friday and hel ped make Broadway history, is back again as boxoffice treasurer for the John Drew Theater. This is Maddie ' s sixteenth straight year at East Hampton. She learned the ropes as the first woman theater treasurer on Broadway. For your best source of infor- mation locally, read The Advance each week. —Adv. John Drew Theater O pens Season Jul y 1 Members of 14 Explorer units of the Suffolk Count y Council , Boy Scouts of America , attended the first Reg ional Explorer Dele- gate Conference at Syracuse Uni- versity on Tuesday, Wednesday and today. Gil Menendez of Patchogue , Chairman of the Council' s Ex- ploring Committee said he feels the Exp lorer conference will stim- ulate the thousands of Explorers who participate. They will take home and share with fellow Ex- plorers new ideas and successful techniques of Post operation , he added. The following Explorers from this area planned to attend the conference : Michael Curtis and Richard Fedelem , Troop 49 , Blue Point; James McCoy, Paul Mottl , Robert Mottl and Kenneth Tucker , Post 100 , Sayville. Adult leaders attending are : Charles E. Board- mian , District Scout Executive , Suffolk County Council , and George Miller , Exp lorer Advisor , of Babylon. Area Explorers At Syracuse U. For C onference ALBANY — School districts bonded indebtedness in 19 5 9 amounted to $122 for every resi- dent in the State according ' to in- formal ion released today by State Comptroller Arthur Levitt. \ A county b y county comparison of the outstanding debt of all school districts . -hows Nassau ! County ranking fir.i t with :i debt of $2»;7 per redd. -lit. Suffolk Coi nty uas second with $262 per re . -dient. dew Yoik City ranked next to the bottom with a school I debt of $77. 19 per resident. Suffolk Count vd total school bonded debt is SIT 1 , 761. Its per cap ita debt is *dd.l<> a 709.4 per cent increase ovoi the 19 19 fi g- ui e. Nassau Cduntyd total school bonded debt is $. \! 17 ,571. Per cap- ita debt is lS2i>7. :>] , a percentage increa-e of A11.2 ov.-r 19 19. \I saw your ad in the Ad- v ance. \ —Adv . Suffolk Ranks Second in State For School Debt | l)A7/ , |JA/ l llB a WEDNESDAY THRU TUESDAY JUNE 28 TO JULY 4 ] ! PA I LHUbUC 7 — GREAT DAYS — 7 j THEATRE MHW - W « — - •^Sg5^S?mr*\ \IB I ! Phone GRover 5 -0600 l| ^^: ' '\ ^^^^^^BtmS ^ ll It EXpIOrGS j AT 2:00 P . M. |j jf ^^ Bl ^^l ^^^M \ WORLD 1 ! EVENINGS : ^^ ^^^V^V^^^B YOUng | | 7 :00 and 9:20 P. M. : J0Jfo ,;££, it y , ^m^^^^^M I I ! 1 ! ! j TECHNICOLOR ^^B^0B B BI jj i TROY DONAHUE i^ ^Pi ^ 31 l | CLAUDETTE COLBERT *^^^«J^ JS I j I DEAN JAGGER ' * $*% § ! NEWLY REFURBISHED WEDNESDAY THRU TUESDAY JUNE 28 TO JULY 4 \ R1 A LTO 7~~ BIG DAYS ~~ 7 I ^ TUT A TDC STEV E REEVES VALERIE La GRANGE I THEATRE c ! 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