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Forty Graduate From Eastport Eighth Grade EASTPORT —Friday night 4C 1176111 beis of the Eastport Eighth Grade Graduation class received their di p lomas. Tne graduates , rearin g blue gowns , proceeded down the aisle to the song \High Above Cayuga Waters \ played b y Airs . Hattie Mnther on tiie piano. The sal \ .tatorian ' s speec h \v ;b yiven by Richard Hawkins . It was i brief summary of class events that had occurred since they fiist started school. Fo 'low ing the speech , principa l William .1. Presley 'litroduced the quests who were to present awards to the g.aduates. Mr. Presley himself presented awards from the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Easiport Lire Department to Juanita I)e- I.uca and Richard Hawkin >. Past chief ol' the Eastport Fire Depart- ment Haskell Warner presented a Bible to Theodore Christiansen; Mrs. Clifton Raynor , past presi- dent of tlie Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation , presented awards to Cath- erine McEwen and Leroy Johnson , and Com/mander of the Legion Post 1545 . Alex Urgelowich , pre- sented awards to Sharon Warner and Theodore Christianson. Catherine M c E we n . Jeanne M.agnani and David Tuttle read the Class Will. Ruth Privett an- nounced that the Primary Grade chorus would sing \The Soldiers ' Parade \ and \Circus Parade \ , af- ter which Mr. Presley introduced James Kell y who awarded a tro- phy to the seventh grade chess winner , Richard Johnson , and one to the eighth grade chess winner , Randol Hall. Umberto Carlone. mathematics t e a c h e r , presented awards to the winners in the County Math contest , Jeffrey Fur- gerson for first place in the se- venth grade; Leigh Powell fi rst place , in the tenth grade; John Keck first place , in the ninth j> rad:>; first p lace to Richard Hawkins and Edwin Szczepanik in the eighth grade. Two second place honorable mentions in the eighth grade , went to Juanita DeLuca and Theodore Christianson . Mr. Presley presented awards to Jaunita De- Luca and Richard Hawkins for creative writing. Todd Kelley then announced that the chorus would sing \Dum- my Train , \ after which Bertha Dis- more. and Russell Dunn presented a gift to their cla^ adviMirs , Cornelius Clifford and James Kel- ly- Theodore Christianson . the class valedictorian , then gave his speech comparing the student' s prj ya a- tion in school for future living with the preparation of Astronaut Alien B. Shepard' s fli g ht into space. Following the speech , Kenneth Warner , vice president of the Board of Education , presented the diplomas to the following: Dane Norman Arc h . Stephen F. Bigora , Theodore Christianson , Danny Cof- fey, Edward N. Collins , Jr., Patty- Ann Corwin, Raymond M. Crane. Jr.. James W. Dean , Juanita Mary DeLuca , Rertlv i Dismore. Russell S. Dunn. Glor ; a Jean Fehnerm. Brian G. Formhals , Jeffrey A. Frey, Linda Glover . Lewis Goss. Sam . 'ie Green , Jr., Randol Keith Hall , Richard Bruce Hawkins, Mar- vyn W. Hudson , Charles Jeffries , Leroy Johnson , Bernard Kurosz, Jeanne Elizabeth Magnani, Cath- erine McEwen , William John Mi- chna , Madeline A. Petrignani , Mary Edith Records . James Rich- ardson , William Rizzuto , Michael Salam'one , Ted Sipkowski. Susan Eileen Schmidt , Edwin John Szczepanik , Susan Jean Tenke , David W. Tuttle , John Ward. Sha- ron Hope Warner , Robin Watson , and Veronica Wilczewski. The fol- lowing graduates di p lomas bears the seal of The National Junior Honor Society : Theodore Chris- tianson , Juanita Mary DeLuca . Bertha Marie Dismore , Richard Bruce Hawkins , Leroy Johnson , Jeanne Elizabeth Magnani , Edwin John Szczepanik , David W. Tuttle and Sharon Hope Warner. After the presentation of the di plomas the graduates recessed to the main hall where they formed a reception line. Class officers are Russell S. Dunn , president; David Tuttle , vice president; Bertha Dismore , secret- ary ; Juanita DeLuca , treasurer; Sharon Warner , senator. Faculty advisors are James Kelly and Cor- nelius Clifford. MJembers of the Preliminary Grades chorus , under the direction of Mrs. Hattie Miather , are Iris Bab yak , Susan Buscemi, Barbara Cemawsky, Beverly Childs, Ste- phen Croxford , Jaye Lynn Devore , Laurie Dolt , Debora Frey, Thomas Gandolp h , Michele Gordon , Eva Governale , John Governale , Janet Hawes , Janet Jeffries , Lois John- son , Todd Kelley, John Kuech , Daniel Maret , Jean Matson , Mari- lyn Murp hy Jonathan Penney, Ruth Privett Peter Simack , Wil- liam Therrian , Cynthia Travis , T rene Wiiczewski and Rochel Wil- 'iams. ^IflllllHBBilllillflllllilllBlllllBIIIIIfllllllllHIllllllIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBIllIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIg \ GRAND OPENING ] [ JULY 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 I j n. U2 Hounoe j I u Colonial Charm | I f EXCELLENT C UISINE j s The 112 specializing in £ f STEAKS , CHOPS & SEAFOOD f \\ ¦¦ mm mZ Cocktail Lounge § ¦¦I £3 ¦¦ i \\ I m I Entertainment Nitel y | | I m Dancing Sat., Sun. and Mon . 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Reg. 12.98-15.98 boys ' dress jackets 6.99 Reg. 2.98 boys ' zipper jackets 1 -99 Reg. 2.98 men ' s short sleeve sport shirts , S-M-L 2 for 3.00 LINENS , SECOND FLOOR \Princess Rose \ sheets , 81 x 108 , if perf. 2.49 1.98 Print table cloths , 52 x 52 , si. irreg 1.00 Reg. $1 plastic scarves , 43-in 59 Reg . 1 .98 tier curtains 1-37 Reg. 2.98 topper curtains 1 -37 Reg. 8.98 sculptured rugs , 4 x 6 ft 5.98 Reg. 1 .98 \kiddy \ towel set 1 .29 Reg. 19.98 quilts white , goose dow n 14.98 HOUSEWARES AND APPLIANCES , SECON D FLOOR Reg. 9.98 chrome stove hood 7.88 Reg. 6.95 vanity chair , wro u gh t iron 3.88 Reg. 2.49 alum, bun warmer \ .8o Reg. 2.49 alum, whistlin g tea kettle 1 .49 Reg. 2.99 Venetian blinds , odd sizes 1 .87 Reg. 1.19 sponge mops 69 Reg. 1 .25 ironing board pad-n-cover set .88 Clearance of famed General Electric fans 25% OFF ! Clearance of famed S yroco wall accessories 25% OFF ! FURNITURE AND BEDDING , SECOND FLOOR Reg. 89.95-189.95 floor samp le chairs (4) 59.95 ea. Famous-make twin size innerspring mattress (7) 24.95 ea. Innerspring set , twin , hair top and bottom (6) 59.95 set Floor samples of table , floor and boudoir lamps 9.95 Simmons chair beds , with famed innerspring construe. (3) 39.95 ea. Complete bed , Mod. or Colonial , with mattress , box spring 69.95 Map le —dresser base or chest of drawers (8) 49.95 ea. The Bee Hive . . . East Main Street , Patchogue. Sorry, no mail or p hone orders accepted on Odd Lot Days specials. Broken styles and sizes . . . limited quantities ... all sales final! Open Friday night ' til ?! Legal Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids , in duplicate , will be received at the oilice of the Suf- folk Count y Hoard of Elections. \ ap hank Avenue , Yaphank , New Voik , until 10:00 A. M. prevail- ing time on Thursday, Jul y 0 , 19(51 , a fter which time they will he pub- licly opened and road b y the Com- )ni-sion \ is of Elections or the r dul y authorized agent for the fol- low in» : Permanent Personal Registra- tion Forms . S pecifications and information concerning the above may be ob- tained at the otlice of the Board of Elections in Yaphank. The Commissioners reserve the right , to reject any or all bids. Dated at Yaphank . N. Y. .June 'J<; , 19(51 ARTHUR M. WEISS EVERETT E. McNAR Commissioners of Elections Suffolk Count y, New York NOTICE TO BIDDERS Tl.e Boaul of Education of Con- tra! School District — . \j . Towns of Brookhaven. Smithtow n . and Islip Suffolk County. N. Y. (in accord- ance with Section 103 of Article oA of the Gene al Municipal Law) hereby invites the submission of sealed bids on the following: Homemaking Supp lies Industrial Art Supplies Miscellaneous Classroom Sup- p lies Bids will he received until 2:00 F. M. on July 14. 19(51 at the Dis- trict Office , Farm to Market Road , Holtsville . N. Y.. at which time bids will be publicl y opened. Specifications and bid forms may be obtained at the District Office , Farm to Market Road , Holtsville . N. Y. For am ' further informa- tion , phono SElden 2-8901. The Board of Education reserves the ri ght to reject any bid or all bids and also to waive any infor- malities it considers to the school district ' s best interest. All bids submitted shall be bind- ing for 45 days subsequent to bid opening. BOARD OF EDUCATION CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT bv Doris V. Alexander District Clerk June 29. 19(51 Dated NOTICE Notice is hereb y g iven that the following licenses have been re- newed to the undersi gned to sell bee: at retail under the Alcoholic Bevera ge Control Law for off- premises consumption: 7GB77, Southwest corner of Old Country Road & Roanoke A\e .. Riverhead , N . Y.; 7GB7S , Northwest corner of E. Main St. & Schoenfeld Blvd., Patchogue , N. Y.; 7GB81 , 705 Merrick Road. Copiague , N. Y. SAFEWAY STORES , INC . NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of Mid- dle Island Central School District ~ 12 of the Town of Brookhaven , popularl y 1- .lown as Middle Island Central Schools , (in accordance with Section 103 of Article 5-A of the General Munici pal Law) here- by invites the submission of sealed bids on School Bus Chassis and Equipment for use in the schools of the district. Bids will be re- ceived until j 1:00 A. M. on the 6th day of July. 1961 at the Middle Island Central District Office , Route 25 , Middle Island , New York at which time and p lace all bids will be publicl y opened. Specifications and bid form may he obtained at the same office. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject all bids. Any bid submitted will be binding for 45 clays subsequent to the date of bid opening. Board of Education Middle Island Centi-al School District £12 of the Town of Brookhaven County of Suffolk Middle Island , New York By: Charles Roselius , District Clerk Date : June 29. 1961 NOTICE WHEREAS , it is proposed that the Town of Huntington , Suffolk County New York acquire all of the lands described herein in the Town of Huntington , County of Suffolk and State of New York , for public park and recreational purposes and that the Town Board of the Town of Hunting ton , Suf- folk County, New Y' ork has caused to be prepared and filed in the Suffolk Coun t y Clerk' s Office at Riverhead , New York , on the 27th day of June , 1961 , under Index No. 78725 , a map indicating the prop- erty to be acquired for said pur- poses , said propert y being de- scribed as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the westerly side of Town Line Road distant 366.62 feet northerly from the point of curve connecting the northerly side of Dovecote Lane with the westerly side of Town Line Road ; thence in an easterly direction a distance of 17.65 feet to the point of begin- ning, running thence N 68 de- grees 52 minutes 00 seconds W 477.59 feet along the northerl y Map Line of Heatherwood at East Huntington Section 4. thence N 72 degrees 03 minutes 40 seconds W 95.76 feet and stil 1 long the aforementioned map : thence N 74 degrees 15 minute s 10 seconds W 351.40 feet; thence along the easterly line of Oak- dale Garden Estates Section 4 the following three courses and distances : N 14 degrees 31 min- utes 10 seconds E 342.61 feet- thence S 86 degre-e s 09 minutes 30 seconds E 454.S3 feet; thence S 72 degrees 38 minutes 20 sec- onds E 2.53 feet; thence along the South Map Line of Map le- mall the following two courses and distances: S 74 degrees 07 minutes 00 seconds E 96.36 feet; thence S 72 degrees 15 minutes 30 seconds E 543.87 feet to a point on the westerl y side of Town Line Road ; thence along the westerly side of Town Line Road the following three courses and distances: 1. S 14 degrees 43 minutes 50 seconds W 168.78 feet; 2. S 46 degrees 12 minutes 00 seconds W 183.87 feet ; 3. S 41 degrees 43 minutes 00 seconds W 153.88 feet to the point or place of BEGINNING. The parc el herein described contains an Area of 10.1805 Acres and is situate in Corn- mack , Town of Huntington , Suf- folk County. New York . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Town Board of the Town of Huntington , Suffolk Count y, New York , will Hold a public hearing in respect to such map on July 25 , 1961 at 8 :00 P. M., at the Town Hall , Main Street , Hunt- ington , New York , at which time it will afford a reasonable oppor- tunity to all interested persons to make objections to said map or suggest changes therein ; and FURTHER NOTICE is given that the Town of Huntington , Suffolk Count y, New York will be- come vested with the title and in- terest sought to be acquired in such proceeding, in fee , upon the date of the filing of the oaths of the Commissioners of Estimate. Dated : Huntington , New York June 28 , 1961 By Order of the Town Board of the Town of Hunting ton , Suffolk County, New York . Norman Olsen Town Clerk Moriches Bay Area CHRIST CHURCH OP THE ' FULL GOSPEL . ASSEMBLY OF GOD Canal Street , Center Moriches Salvatore Greco , Pastor TODAY 8 p. m. — Vacation Bible School staff meets at home of Mrs. Helen Conklin at Crystal Beach , Moriches. FRIDAY 8 p. m. —- Yo. ' .iiig People ' s ser- vice. Sermonette b y Chris Greco of Sliirlev. SATURDAY 5:30 J), m. — Men ' s Fellowship recreation at William Floyd School Annex field for softball game. SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Missionary Sunday. B .G.M.C. banks collected. Sunday School classes for all ages Adult lesson . \God Punishes Abimelech , \ Sciiptuiv s tling Judg\s—Chap. 9 . Rev. S. Greco , inst.uctor. 10 a. m. — Teacher training class , O.T. survey course , under Richard O. Conklin , instructor , \The Life and Journeys of Paul\ film stri p series to be shown. 11 a. m. — Coiii'iiiunion Sunday morning worship; music by church orchestra. 11 a. m. -— Children ' s church service for children up to 7 years. 6:30 p. m. —Orchestra rehear- sal under direction of Mrs. Jose- phine Greco. 7 p. m. — Evening service. TUESDAY 8 p. m. — Prayer service. WEDNESDAY 8 p. m. — Bible study - First Thessalonians , Chap. 5. CENTER MORICHES METHODIST CHURCH Rev. William H. Waters , Pastor Main Street , Center Moriches SUNDAY 9 a. m. —Morning worshi p. No Sunday School for July and Aug- ust. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST R. C. CHURCH Ocean Avenue , Center Moriches Rev. Andrew Klarmann , Pastor SATURDAY 4-6 and 7:30-9 p. m. —Confes- sions. SUNDAY 8 p. m. —Holy Name Society meets at the barn. Masses—7 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. MONDAY 7:30 p. m. —Novena devotions in honor of the Miraculous Medal of the Blessed Virgin Mary. WEEKDAYS * 7 and 8 a. m. Masses . WEDNESDAY 8 p. m. —Choir rehearsal under the direction of the Rev. Andrew Klarmann , pastor . BELL A.M.E . ZION CHURCH Railroad Avenue , Center Moriches Rev. Clinton C. Warren Minister SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. — Sunday school. 1 1 a. m. —Worshi p servic\ . MONDAY 8 p. m. —Senior choir rehearsal. WEDNESDAY 8 p. m —Prayer service. THURSDAY 7:30 p. m. —Junior choir rehear- sal. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE MORICHES Main Street and Rail Road Ave. Center Moriches SUNDAY' No Sunday School for July and August. 11 a. m. —Morning Worship. Quarterly Communion service. ? FIRST CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST Railroad Avenue , Center Moriches Elder E. Burns , Pastor SUNDAY 10:30 a. m. —Sunday school. Il:o0 a. m. —Morn.ng service. MONDAY 8 p. m. —Choir rehearsal. TUESDAY 8 p. m. —Bible band and praying. WEDNESDAY 8 p. m. —Young Peop le ' s night. THURSDAY 8 p. m. —Pastor nig ht. JEWISH CENTER OF TIIE MORICHES Main Street , Center Moriches Rabbi Reuben Blum FRIDAY 7:30 p. m. —Se.vices. MASTIC BEACH HEBREW CENTER Neighborhood Road near Hemlock Drive , Mastic Beach Rabbi John . Rosenblatt FRIDAY 9 p. m. —Services. SATURDAY 10 a. m. — Service for children of all ages. Hebrew School will follow. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Mastic Road , Mastic Beach Rev. Arthur W. Geidel , Pastor SUNDAY 8:15 a. m. — Divine worship. 9:30 a. m. — Sunday school for children of all ages. 11 a. m. — Divine worship. 11 a. m. — Nursery class. MONDAY 7:30 p. m. — Young People ' s Society. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m.—Senior choir rehear- sal. ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Mastic Beach Held at St. Andrew ' s Parish Hall , Neighborhood Road. Rev. Alfred T. K. Zadig, Vicar SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. —Family Eucharist. 10 a. m. —Church School. ST. JUDE'S R. C. CHURCH Neighborhood Road near Over- look Drive , Mastic Beach Rev. William J. Reilly, Pastor SATURDAY Confessions 4-5 p. m. and 7:30- 8:30 p. m. SUNDAY Masses , 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 a. m. — 12:15 p. m. MONDAY 8 a. m. — Mass. 8 p. m. — Novena to St. Jude and Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. WEEKDAYS 8 a. m. — Mass. HOLY DAYS OF OBLIGATION Masses 7 , 8 , 9 a. m. and 7:30 n. m. DEVOTIONS , FIRST FRIDAY Benediction and Litany of the Sacred Heart after 8 a. m. Mass. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Montauk Hwy. and Culver Lane j East Moriches Rev. Gordon G. Dickson , Minister SUNDAY 11:15 a. m. —Morning worship. THURSDAY ' 7:30 p. m. — Choir practice. REMSENBURG COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Gordon G. Dickson Minister SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. —Morning worshi p. THURSDAY 8:15 p. m. — Choir practice. - THE CENTENNIAL METHODIST CHURCH Montauk Hi ghway, East Moriches Rev. Robert Lemmermann , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m. —Morning Worship. WEDNESDAY 8 p. m. —Woman ' s Society of Christian Service. THURSDAY* 8 p. m. — Choir practice. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Railroad Avenue , Center Moriches Rev. Willard I. K ile , Pastor SATURDAY 8 p. m. —Young People ' s Fellow- ship meets at parish hall. SUNDAY 9 a. m. —Celebration of Holy Eucharist. 11 a. m. —Morning prayer and sermon. THURSDAY 8 p. m. —Choir rehearsal. BIBLE PROTESTANT CHURCH Montauk Hwy., Moriches Rev. John Vignali , Pastor SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. —Sunday School. 11:15 a. m. —Morning Worship Service , Rev . Walter S. Patrick , a former pastor of this church , guest speaker. 7:30 p. m. —Evening Gospel service. Colored , sound film: Al- askan Discovery. BIBLE PROTESTANT CHURCH Eastport-Manor Road Manorville Rev. John Vignali , Pastor SUNDAY' 9:30 a. m. — Sunday school. 10:15 a. m. — Morning worship service. For your best source of infor- mation locally, read The Advance each week. —Adv. ¦¦ i '¦ News of the Churches MASTIC BEACH — Mrs. Fer- trude Parker, secretary of the Mastic Beach Property Owners Association , announced this week the association ' s four beaches , parkland and marinas are ready for the 1961 season. Much work has been done on these properties to add to the en- joyment of the members , she said. New sand has been added to the beaches. Jelly fish nets have been installed and bulkheading done at the various marinas. The private parkland , beaches and the Fire Island property of the association are now being patrolled by their own police force and beach guards until the end of the season. Due to a fire April 15 which gutted the clubhouse on Nei g h- borhood Road , the general business meetings will be held at the Mas- tic Beach Yacht Club on the Riv- iera until further notice. Mrs. Parker , who is membership chairman for the association , said the yacht club will be open every Saturday and Sunday from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. for collection of 1961 dues, new membership ap- p lications and to answer questions and supply information regarding the association. At a general business meeting to be hel d at 8 p. m. Saturday at the yacht club , plans for a new clubhouse will be discussed: The burned building is in the process of being dismantled. This new building is expected to be com- pleted by August. Mastic Beach Unit Reports Beaches Ready Miss Sharon Wenzel , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wenzel of Center Moriches , received her ' Miss Sharon Wenzel B.S. degree from the State Uni- versity College of Education at Albany June 11. Miss Wenzel graduated cum laude wit h a major in biology. She was a member of Phi Delta social sorority and Kappa Delta Epsilon , national education honor- ary sorority. She has been accepted for grad- uate study in education at the college. Miss Wenzel Earns Degree From Albany SHIRLEY — The Second An- nual Miss Shirley, L. I. Beauty Contest sponsored by the Shirley, L. I. Taxpayers Association will be held at 8:30 p. m. Saturday at the clubhouse on Grandview Drive. The contest is open to all fe- male residents of the area . 14 years of age or over , according to Nicholas P. Bouhouris , presi- dent of the organization. The winner will be crowned Miss Shirley 1962 by Walter T . Shirley at ceremonies held over Labor Day weekend. She will also be g iven a jeweled wand , an en- scribed banner and a figurine trophy. Last year ' s winner was Miss Marianna Santamaria. Judges for the contest will in- clude Robert Heins , Michael Gross and Vincent Basile. Other highlights of the evening will include a large fireworks dis- play and a dance to be held in- side the building with music fur- nished by The Continentals. A dance contest will be con- ducted by Norman Cavaliere. Awards will be presented to win- ning couples. Refreshments will be served. Miss Shirl ey LI To Be Chosen on Saturday Ni g ht SHIRLEY — A giant water- front display of fireworks will be staged at Bellport Bay Tor resi- dents of Shirley, and neighboring communities Saturday, July 1 , at 9 p. m. The seventh annual fire- works show will be held at Grand- view Drive Beach. Fireworks Disp lay Slated for Shirley Choral Society Bouquet Editor , The Long Island Advance: On behalf of the Choral So- ciety of the Moriches , I wish to take this opportunity to thank you and your staff for the past publicity of our society in con- nection with our Spring concert , May 26. Thank you. Yolande Blechner Secretary Center Moriches , June 20. 1961. ' Letters
