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Telephone : OLd Quogue 3-4171 . ^ ., \You. can now buy an A-L Used Car.*- Warranted in writing — at your Ford Dealer \ CENTER MORICHES N EWS Mrs. Alfred K. Blechner, AT 4-1114 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Carpen- ter of Old Neck Road South held a small famil y gathering in honor of their son , James J., Jr., who graduated from Center Moriches High School June 24 and their daughter , Kathleen M., a graduate of Center Moriches Elementary School June 23. The Advance is on sale at Hed- ges Stationery, Ace Pharmacy, Moriches Pharmacy, Slate r ' s Phar- macy, Prendergast' s Delicatessen , De Carlo ' s Grocery in Center Mo- riches. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hyland and daughters , Bonnie and Susan , of Wesley Street are staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Charles Montanti in Buffalo , while Mr. Hy- land attends classes there. Arther R. Nolden , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nolden of Red- bndge Road, was guest-of-honor at a famil y celebration at Howard Johnson ' s in Shirley. Arther was selected as alternate to the Paient-Teacher Association schol- arship award. He was a graduate June 24 at Center Moriches High School and will attend Long Island University in Brooklyn majoring in languages. His guests were Mr. ari d Mrs. Charles Scarpinah of the. Bronx and Shirley, his brother , Bobby, and his parents. Mrs. Clifford Scale of East Pat- chogue recently underwent sur- gery and is now recuperating at her home. She is the daughter-in- law of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Scale of Brookfield A\enue. Mrs. Scale is staying with her until she gains back her strength. Over the June 24 weekend , Mrs. Frank G. Schumacher of Eliza- beth Place had as guests at her home . her grandchildren , Jean and Richard , of Mtilverne Park. Mrs. Schumacher and Mrs. Louis Laga- kis of Manorville attended a bar- becue at the home of Mrs. Fred Chiistiansen in Massapequa. Thomas J. Langhauser , son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Langhauser of Lake Avence , graduated from Center Moriches High School June 24. A formal dinner party was held in his honor at the home of his parents , following the com- mencement exercises. Thomas plans to enter military service af- ter which he expects to further his education at Boston LTniversity intending major in art. Among the guests weie Mrs . Elizabeth Lang- hauser of New York ; Mr. and Mrs. Horace N. Weed and family of Freeport; Mr. and Mrs. J. Eskell of Kew Gardens; Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kogel and famil y of Hunt- ington; his brother , James , and his parents. Howard Heckman . assisted by Miss Maryann Reid of Center Mo- riches High School , is diiecting a summer recreational program at the Center Moriches School , for children of elementary school age , which started June 26 and will continue until August 1. About fift y boys are enrolled for the 9 a .m. to 11:30 a. in. session. The afternoon session is occupied by the girls ' gi oup of nearly 40 from 12:l , .0 to 3 p. m. National Safe Boating Week , which started yesterday, will con- tinue until July 8. Now is the time to check all boating laws and equipment for happy summer sail- ing. Mary Ann Kober , daughter of Mrs. William Kober of East Mo- riches and the late Sgt. William Kober of the New York State Po- lice , was given a party at the home of her aunt , Mrs. Lawrence Penney at Chichester Avenue af- ter her graduation from Center Moriches High School June 24. Various colored roses decorated the room and Miss Kober ' s cherished childhood toys of a small ''Uncle Wiggly \ doll and a statue of a nurse were centered on the table. A cake made by her mother was inscribed , \Congratulations Mary Ann. \ Miss Kober has been ac- cepted to enter for training this Fall in St. Vincent' s School of Nursing in New York City. At- tending her graduation party we Mis. Lester O'Day and children , Dawn , Kathleen and Thomas , of Viola , Del.; Mr. aiid Mrs . Robert Masen and children , Miss Jennifer , Susan. Gma , Matthew and Peter of Medford ; Mr. and Mrs. Ramsdell Cndlin and Ramsdale, Jr., of Lin- denhurst; Mr . and Mrs. George Clarke of Smithtown ; Mr. and Mrs. William Douglass and child- ren , Miss Alida , William and Ger- ard of Ronkonkoma; MV. and Mrs. Stanley O'Kula and children , Shie- la and Paul , of Calverton ; Robert Penney of Westhampton ; Terry Howell of East Moriches. From Center Moriches were Mrs. Sven Sandberg, George Sandberg, Mrs. William Reden , Mr. and Mrs. Cy- ril Davis and Miss Margaret Davis , \\ ilham Davis , Mrs. Lawrence Penney and twins , Jeanne and Jo- anne, and son , William , and the guest-of-honor ' s mother. After graduation Miss Kober flew to Buffalo , a graduation gift , to visit Mr. and Mis. Curt Frasier. Upon her return will work at Camp Pa- quatuck , as a counsellor , a posi- tion she has held for the past two years. Mrs. Charles McCombs of Holi- day Beach held an outdoor buffet party for her Sunday School class of St. John ' s Episcopal Church , Center Moriches , and for other friends , at her home. The children enjoyed playing croquet , boating and fishing with nets , and watch- ing Mrs. Mc Combs ' ducks swim in a small sink pool. Attending the party were twins , Kathy and Jeffrey Cook , Georgette Feeney, Norman Miller , John Miller and Mrs. Helen Miller all of Mastic ; David Bahr of East Moriches; Lynn Whitehead , Laurie Kane , Ronald Rogers , Denise Rogers , Alfred Blechner , Ronald Blechner and Mrs. Alfred Blechner. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kochlin of Main Street celebrated their twen- ty-first wedding anniversary June 25 with a dinner at Patchogue ' s Sk y liner Restaurant. They were guests of their daug hter , Miss An- nette Kochlin , and her fiance , Ger- ald Stefanuk. Jean M. Murdock , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Murdock of Senix Avenue , was guest-of-honor at a party given in honor of her graduation from Center Moriches High School June 24. A buffet was served at the home of her parents following the commence- ment exercises. Flowers centered the buffet table and a graduation cake inscribed , \Congratulations Jean *' . Miss Murdock has been ac- cepted by Suffolk County Conv menity College at Holtsville where she will begin her studies in ele- mentary education in September. She was awarded the AAA Driver Education award. Guests at the party were Mrs. Veronica Dey, Miss Ann Sullivan , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slavin , Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Bogash and son , Edward , Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Kiesling, Mr. and Mrs. Horrace Johnson , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Townsend , Miss Su- zanne Kiesling and Vincent Pia- zolla , of Center Moriches; Ronald Keenan of Miastic Beach ; Mr. and Mrs. William Abel of Oceanside; the guest-of-honor ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Murdock , Jr., and family, Deborah , Jeffrey, Richard , Lisa and Greg- ory, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Laakmann of Huntington ; Miss Frances Bihajo of Port Jefferson; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Robinson of Florida and her parents. June 27 Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Ehmann of Lake Avenue were vis- ited by their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ker- mode and children , Joan and Paul , also Sam Kermode of Florham Park , N. J. They were accompan- ] ied by Miss Lillian Browne of Liverpool , England , niece of Sam Kermode , who is a retired school teacher. She expects to stay one month with the Kermodes then take a tour through the United States before returning home. She has been visiting Canada. Betty Lee Walczak , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walczak of Railroad Avenue , Glenda E. Cook , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson of Belleview Avenue , Michael A. Games , son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Carnes of Cedar Street , and John P. Sutliffe, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Utz of Chichester Avenue , all gradu- ates of Center Moriches High School , celebrated jointly their graduation June 24 at the Tiana I Club , Hampton Bays. Bett y Lee Walczak , daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Walczak of Railroad Avenue , graduated from Center Moriches High as a Na- tional Honor Society member. She received the accounting award for highest average of 94 per cent for the entire year. She also was awarded a dictionary for partici- pation in all class activities. Miss Walczak intends to major in nurs- ing at The University of Nebraska in Lincoln , in the Fall. The Ladies ' Guild of the Pres- byterian Church held a successful luncheon and bazaar June 23. Frances A. E. Montecalvo , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Montecalvo of Frowein Avenue , was valedictorian at the Center Moriches High School Commence- ment June 24. She was the recip- ient of the following awards: Gold medal from the Long Island Press for serving as valedictorian ; gold medal for obtaining 100 points in girls ' intermurals ; gold . key Bai- lout- award for outstanding all- around leadership over a four- yea r period in all facets of school life. For this award , her name will be imprinted on a permanent school plaque. She also received a scholarship award from the Community Scholarship Fund , and will take up nursing at the Cen- ti al Islip School of Nursing in affiliation with Long Island Uni- versity, New York City, working to become a nurse with a bachelor of science degree. A graduation party was held in her honor at the home of her parents with a special cake inscribed , \Congratu- lations to the Valedictorian , Fran. \ Present were Mr. and Mrs. John De Sant , Mrs. Joseph Kentuffio and daughters , Jo Ann and Mary Ann , Mrs. Fred Andreano , Miss Noreen O'Connor , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mirabel all of Pat- chogue; Mr. and Mrs. Richard An- dreano and son , Ricky, of East Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rant and daughter , Karen , of Bellport; Mrs. Gus Bartik of Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raynor of Yaphank ; John Rogers of East Moriches. Also from Center Mor- iches , Mr. and Mrs. Burton Price and children , Lorene , Kath y and Burton , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laube , Mrs. Christine Pendzick and children , Peggy, Danny and Skippy, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Monte- calvo and son , Donald , the guest- of-honor ' s paternal grandmother , Mrs. Frank Montecalvo, her bro- ther , Michael , Jr., and her pai'ents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hyland of Main Street were guests of Mr. Hyland' s mother , Mrs. Josephine Hyland , and his brother-in-law and sister , Mi* , and Mrs. Edward Groome of Huntington Station June 23. Nancy E. Robert , daughter of Mr. and Mirs. John Robert of Lake Avenue , was a graduate of Center Moriches High School June 24. She attended a graduation part y at the home of Roger B. Reeve in East Moriches , also a Center Moriches High School graduate. An informal family celebration was also held for Nancy at the home of her parents. Kathleen M k Reisig, daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reisig of Cozine Avenue , was a graduate June 24 of Center Moriches High School and was given a party at her home by her parents. Miss Reisig received a certificate award for 1 ,000 hours in beauty culture. She will start work as a beautician. Attending her graduation were her maternal grandfather , Walter Raynor of Miami Springs , Fla.; Eddie Gates of Shirley ; Darrel Swayze of East Moriches , her father , her aunts , Mrs. Troy Price and Mrs. Carl Hyland of Center Moriches. Also from Center Mor- iches were Ruth and Richard Thu- rau and Dianne Carter. Miss Rei- sig also attended the graduation party of a sister graduate , Joyce Berkowitz , at Holiday Beach and also another at the home of twins , Judy and Julie Christ of Coram , graduated from Port Jefferson High School. Also a dinner party celebration was held in her honor at the Sunrise Restaurant. The Rosary Altar Society of St. John ' s R. C. Church of Center Mtoriches is sponsoring a rummage and religious article sale from 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Saturday at the old rectory (next to the church) on Ocean Avenue , for the benefit of the altar in the new auditorium at the school. Deilwm B. Durrett , Jr., and Robert E. Durrett , sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dellwin Durrett of Main Street , were both graduates of Center Moriches High School June 24. Dellwin also received a cer- tificate for completion in automo- tive mechanics , his vocational sub- ject. Both boys were active in sports throughout their schooling, both receiving letters for soccer and baseball last month. Theresa G. Czygier , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Czygier of Prince Street , a graduate of Cen- ter Moriches High School June 24 , was given the $25 award presented by the Patchogue Electric Light Company. She had already re- ceived her beaut y culture license last year after completing two years of study. Miss Czygier started to work at the Bee Hive Beauty Salon in Patchogue this week , after a brief vacation visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car- ver at Plymouth , Pa., parents of Harry Carver , stationed at East Moriches Coast Guard Station , who accompanied her there by train , and on her return Thursday. At a party given in her honor , the following guests attended : Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Abrams , Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Debler , Mir . and Mrs. Ed Foster , Miss Malvina Krupski and mother , Mrs. Adele Krupski , of Center Moriches; Mr. and Mrs. John Leary and son Butch of East Moriches; Mr. and Mrs. William Barr and daughters , Barbara and Kathy, of Williston Park; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goldrich of Roslyn ; Mr. and Mrs. William Barr , Jr., of Glen Oakes and Tom; Ignatz Les- kowicz of Brookhaven; Mrs. Mi- chael Czygier and son , Steve , of Calverton; Joseph Soltys of River- head ; Harry Carver of Plymouth , Pa.; the guest-of-honor ' s sister , Grace , her brother , John , and her parents. Margaret E. Albino , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Albino of 9 Edwards Street , was the re- cipient of a certificate award for best in clerical management. A water color painting of a small ballerina dancer made by her was on display in a showcase near the auditorium at commencement time , June 24. Miss Albino will seek employment in the field of fashion illustration sketching in New York City. Her parents presented her with a stereo set. The buffet table was highlighted with a graduation cake inscribed , \Congratulations Cookie. \ Celebrating with her w ere Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sand- berg and daughter , Lorraine , M'iss Helen Sandberg, Fred Jacobs. Frank Albino , all of Northport; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Liede of Center Moriches; Mr. and Mrs. Pe- ter Schweitzer of Bay Shore ; Mr. and Mrs. John Pellegrine , Mr. and Mrs. Fred May, Fred Hooper and Bill Austin of Lindenhurst; Mr. and Mrs. T. Timmons and Mrs. William Graves of Hicksville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huber and son M ark of West Hempstead; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Albino and son , Joseph , of New Hyde Park ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albino of Ja- maica; her brothers , John , Jr., and Frank , and her parents. EASTPORT N EWS ITEMS Miss Bonnie Bell. Tel. EAstport 5-0046 . Frank Mazura , son of Mr. and Mrs. - Frank Mazura of Union Avenue, was graduated from Se- ton Hall , Patchogue. In Septem- ber , he plans to enter Manhattan College and study engineering. Mrs. Jessie Mae Travis of Tut- tle Avenue entertained the gradua- ted Senior class of Eastport June 27 for breakfast. Guests at a barbecue last Sun- day, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Poplaski were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tuttle , Jr., and children , Vanessa , Wayne , Dawn , and Star , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vakay and children , Brenda and Scott , Mrs. Mary Knott , Ray Robinson , and Ashley, Roxanne , and Jody Pop- laski. Mr. and Mrs. Mario Viscuso are spending a few days visiting Mr. Viscuso ' s brother in Port Jeffer- son , after which they will leave for their home in Florida. The Viscusos are former residents of Eastport. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. Diane Salamone , who graduated from the eighth grade of St. John ' s School in Center Moriches last Sunday, was guest-of-honor at a party given at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salamone. Other guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feder- ico and M'iss Lois Federico , Mir. and Mrs. Frank Mazura and son , Frank , Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kris and daughter , Jean , Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Hawkins and son , Dick , Mrs. Eugene Cleary, and Janet , Bob , Barry, and Marie Salamone. Diane Will attend Mercy High School in Riverhead in September. Sharon Warner , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Warner , was guest-of-honor at a graduation party June 23. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. George Baker of Flanders , Robert Warner and Paul Warner of East Moriches and Mrs. Edward Mayer of Laurel. Mr .and Mrs. Ronald Chambers and daughter , Patricia , of James- burg, N.J. are visiting Mrs. Hope Williams. ' A lamily party tor uicK Maw- kins in honor of his graduation was given by his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Hawkins. Other guests present we- \' \° Jose- phine Hawkins , Mis. Genevieve Jackson and son , Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salamone and child- ren , Diane , Janet , Bob , Barry and M/arie , Mrs. Eugene Cleary, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kris and daugh- ter , Jean , and Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Federico. Mrs. Charles Nix and daug hter , Marie , left Tuesday for their home in Ripley, Miss., after spending a two-week vacation at the home of her mother , Mrs. Jessie Mae Travis. Miss Judith Wickens returned home last Friday after spending a week' s vacation visiting her brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corbin , and daugh- ter , Kathleen , of New Paltz. Mr. and Mrs. Both of Sayville and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wak- field of Patchogue Shores and Fort Lauderdale , Fla., were Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mott. Miss Janet Thompson of Bay Shore is spending the weekend at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson. Terry Jackson , son of Mrs. Genevieve Jackson , left Saturday for Leicester , where he will visit his uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hawkins. The Advance is on sale at Moore ' s Stationery and Eastport Stationery in Eastport. —Adv. Sunday callers of Miss Bonnie Bell were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Redlein and sons , Ricky and James , of Bayport. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson were last Sunday guests of Miss Mary Mtosely of Riverhead. Mrs. Jack Vakay and children , Brenda and Scott , and Mrs. Vernon Tuttle , Jr., and children Vanessa , Wayne , Dawn , and Star were birthday guests of Janet Hubbard , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hubbard , at a swimming party at the Swordfish Club in West- hampton last week. Southside Grange will meet to- morrow nig ht at the Legicm Hall. Mrs. W. A. Bell and Miss Bon- nie Bell visited Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Warner and children , Dudley and Beverly, June 27. Mrs. Horace Mott will be the substitute organist for the next three Sundays at the East Mor- iches Methodist Church , while the regular organist , Mrs. Reeves , is in Iowa visiting her son , Howell Reeve. The monthly meeting of the fire department will be held Mon- day night. The closing exercises of the Summer Bible School of the East- port Gospel Church will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the church. FIRE DEPT. AUX. The last meeting of the Ladies ' Luxiliarv of the Eastport Fire Department took place June 27 with the president , Mrs. Chet Conn , Jr., in charge. The Flag salute w* as led by M!rs. Robert Federico. Mrs. William Privett led the auxiliary in Prayer. The gift of the evening went to Mrs. Wil- liam Privett. There will be a special meeting of the Auxiliary Jul y 25 to discuss plans for the annual barbecue to be held August 5. The next monthly meeting of the auxiliary will be in September. The refreshment committee for this month' s meeting were Mes- dames Agnes Verity, Gene\ ieve Vicik , Esther Warner and Shelly Vakay. PIANO RECITA L The piano students of Miss Hen- rietta Sperling presented a recital June 29 at her home in Eastport. Many parents and friends atten- ded. Those participating were Van- essa Tuttle , Joan Kuech , Robert Kuech , Roxanne Watson , Linda Peck , Deanna Frey, Beth Records , Todd Kelley, Deborah Rose , John Records , Merrilee Tuttle , Bonnie Rewt , Robin Warner , Maiy Edith Records , Sharon Warner and Nancy Privett. Each student received a g ift of a musical pin , or a new music book from tbeir teacher. The children presented Miss Sperling with a corsage and a gift. Following the program refresh- ments were served. Consult our classified columns for bargains , opportunities , no- tices. —Adv. Manorville Mrs. C Somma, PA 7-5099 - AT 4-0270 Friday night Mrs. Lai-ry Brown of Dayton Avenue was hostess to a surprise bridal shower far Miss Geneviere Satterly of Riverhead. Miss Satterly was seated under a beautifully decorated white and pink umbrella with wedding bells hanging from the points. A buffet table was centered with a large white cake with p ink roses and a pink heart , which read \Lots cf Happiness , Geneviere and Ber- nard\ . She received many lovely gifts. Those present were Mes- dames Ethel Hettrick , Samuel Hettrick , Arthur Seaman , Charles Botts , Hellmiut Ellrich , Daniel Yeager and Helen Jamer of Manorville , Mesdames Ralph De Friest , William Satterl y and Miss Judy Dusenbury of Riverhead ; Mrs . Everett De Friest of Flan- ders ; Miss Heather Stubbings of Calverton; Mrs. Lawrence Kapfcr of Patchogue Shores , and Mrs. David Hettrick and Miss Lynne Hettrick of Yaphank. Larry Brown , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Blown of Dayton Avenue , was baptized at the Brookfield Presbyterian Church. At the same time Mr. and Mrs. Brown were taken in as members of the church. The Rev. William E. Toden of Dayton , N.J., who mai i-ied Mr . and Mrs. Brown , was officiating pastor and one time moderator of the church. Mrs. Viig inia Brooks of Riverhead was godmother and Bernard Het- trick of Dayton Avenue godfather. Miss Geneviere Satterly of River- head was . proxy for Mrs. Biooks who could not attend. Dinner was served for guests including the Rev. and M i's,. William Toden and children , Meredith Ann and Billy, of Dayton , Mrs. Ethel Het- trick , Bernard Hettrick of Dayton Avenue , and Miss Geneviere Sat- terl y of Riverhead , an overni g ht guest. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dye of Mill Road had an outdoor bar- becue for Mrs. Dye ' s niece and her fiance , Miss Marcia Schott and William Behrmann of New York City. Also piesent were Miss Betty Schott of New York , Mr and Mrs . John Freese , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freese , Susan , Lincoln and Alice Elaine Dye. The students of the South Man- or School enjoyed a recent visit to the Stony Brook Museum , ac- companied by their teachers. The trip was sponsored by the Parent- Teacher Association and the school board. The Manorville Athletic Club will hold its fourteenth annual clam bake , Jul y 22 at the Maple Grove. Lobster and chicken will be served from 7-10 p.m. and tickets are on sale at the Map les Hotel. Mrs. Blanche Maxer of the Bronx is spending a two-week vacation at her Summer home on Wading River Road. Mr. and Mis. Louis Wisniewski and daughter , Lore May, have taken up permanent residence in their new home on the Moriches- Yap hank Road. Mrs. Wisniewski is the former Miss Beatrice And- ersen , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Andersen of Long fellow Drive , Mastic Beach. Mr. Wis- niewski is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wisniewski of Moriches. Sup e rs Urge USDA To Drop Suffolk Tag As Gypsy Moth Area Tbe Board of Supervisors last weeK ui^eii the United States De- partment of Agriculture to drop its desi gnation of Suffolk County as an infested area under the gypsy moth quarantine program. The resolution adop ted unani- mously by the supervisors con- tends there is no justification for the designation by the USDA be- cause no gypsy moth females or egg masses have been found in Suffolk since 1957 , the date of the first quarantine imposed in the county. An intensive aerial spray pro- gram was undertaken in 1957 to eradicate the gypsy moth which attacks the foliage of trees and shrubbery. The board also contended that the designation works a hardship on nurseries in Suffolk because all nursery products transported out of the county must be certified as free from gypsy moth infestation. Certified cop ies of the resolution were forwarded to W. B. O'Dell of the Plant Pest Control Division , Agriculture Research Service , US- DA. DESERVING HAND is given Dorothy Muller , right , eighth grade valedictorian at Center Moriches School , as John Penney, member of School District 33 Board of Education , presents her with diploma at exercises last week. Left to right: Charles Knight , representing American Legion Post 929 of Moriches ; the Rev. Willard Kile of St. John ' s Episcopal Church and Mar- garet Tarry, who recited class poem. Miss Mul- ler attained scholastic average of 97 per cent. —Advance Photo by Gomez i l/^^A^^H : 0A*AS ^ m ]mM> w5 =s __ mWmmmmwwgm ; I STEINER'S LUMBER YARD , INC. \ i CLINTON STREET ATlantic 4-0131 CENTER MORICHES ? i COAL :: CUSTOM HOMES BUILT ?
