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Brookhaven-South Haven Mri. Ann Hornbostel BEUport 7-0147 Susan Reilly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Reilly, of South Country Road , celebrated her eighth birthday July 11 with a visit to Lollypop Farm in Sy- osset with her mother , Colleen Carracci , Elaine Nink , June Loh- man , M ( rs. Lohman and Mrs. Car- racci. The party enjoyed the tour of the five-acre farm , and es- peciall y a big black bird that an- swers to the name of \Joe \ and that whistles \Yankee Doodle. \ The party took photos and later held a picnic near a stream. Patricia Reilly came home for her Summer vacation July 12 and can stay until August 6. Pat will start her second year of nurse ' s training at the Columbia Memor- ial Hospita l in Hudson , which is an affiliate of Columbia Memorial Hospital in New York Cit y. Her whole training will last three years. Steve Bonyun of Burnett Lane and Raymond Buckley of Edgar Avenue are both life guards at Great Gun Beach , opposite Center Moriches. Steve graduated from Bellport High School this Summer and Ray is going to be a sopho- more at the State College of Ala- bama in Florence , Ala. Mir. and Mrs. Richard Hammer- strom of Burnett Lane had a visit from Mrs . Hammerstrom ' s mother , Mrs. Lillian Hole of Sunnyside , Wash., and Mrs. Hammerstrom ' s grandmother , Mrs. C. H. Flint , of Mitchell , S. D. Mrs. Hole , who teaches mathematics and social sciences in Sunnyside , drove to South Dakota to pick up her mother; they then drove together to Ohio , where they left their car to go on by train and bus. They visited Niagara Falls and Atlantic City, where Mrs. Hole was a dele- gate to the National Education Association Convention in the last week of June , and then spent a few days in Philadelp hia as mem- bers of the National Congrega- tional Congress. They came to Brookhaven in time to celebrate Mrs. Hammerstrom ' s birthday on the Fourth of July. From here they went for a visit with Mrs Hammerstrom ' s sister in Wash- ington , D.C. and then they will continue their travel by going to Winston-Salem , North Carolina and finally, go back to Ohio to pick up their car . .Curtis A. Jones of Brookville , Pa., is visiting his aunt , Mrs. Hen- ry C. Torrey, of South Country Road. At the same time , his broth- er , David E. Jones , is staying with their relatives , M<r. and Mrs. Nich- olas -Hansen of Hawkins Lane. The Advance irs on sale at Phil' s Market and Maybar Superette in Holbrook. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hansen and their two children , Philipp and Beth , left by plane for Hawaii last Monday, they will return in three weeks. In the meantime, their house on Hawkins Lane will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Stu- art Torrey and their three child- ren , Allen , Debbie and Peter , and Mr. Torrey ' s mother , Mrs. John C. Torrey all of Swarthmore , Pa. Due to an inadvertent erro r in last week' s column , it was stated that Miss Bernadette Provost is deceased. To the contrary, Miss Provost is now a resident of Yap- hank. Mr. and M>s. Carl Olson of South Country Road made a motor trip to the Virginia Cape last week. They spent several days in Williamsburg seeing buildings which were perfectly reconstruct- ed as they were over 200 years ago , and watching the occupations that were carried on in them at that time , like those of the prin- ter , the blacksmith , the potter , and the candlemaker. The work shop of the Decora- ting Committee of the Antiques Fair met for the first time at Mrs. Carl Olson ' s house Wednesday af- ternoon. The Fair is to be held on August 15 , 16 and 17 , at the home of Dr. Bissell on Titus Lane in Bellport. Throughout last week , Mr. and Mrs. James Robbiano of Mott Lane , had a visit from Mrs. Rob- biano ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Lud- wig Comeforo , and Mi' s. Robbi- a no ' s grandmother , Mrs. Isolina Flosi , who lives with the Come- foros on Staten Island. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Decker of Locust Road celebrated their forty-second wedding anniversary- July 15 with a dinner at their home which was attended by many friends from all over Long Island. Mrs. Mark Rush Briney had as a weekend guest Mrs. John C. Torrey of Swarthmore , Pa., who is now staying with her son and his family in the Hansen ' s home on Hawkins Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborne of Mott Lane had a weekend visit from Mrs. Osborne ' s brother and sister-in-law , Captain and Mrs. Lucas B. Mayer and their sons , Danny and Mark , of Bethesda. Md., where Mr. Mayer is stationed as a Captain of the United States Navy. Last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Swezey of Locust Avenue and their friend , Mir . and Mrs. 0!c Ing brctsen of Mastic Beach , at- tended an evening performance of \Pa radise Island\ at Jones Beach and especially appreciated the mu- sic of Guy Lombardo. Last Friday night the Brook- haven Free Library held its annu- al meeting at the library. It was preceded by a meeting oi the trus- tees. Philip Arthur Hubert was re-elected as trustee for an- other five years; all officers were re-elected for the trm of a year: H. Hastings Reddall , president; Philip Arthur Hubert , v.cores- ident; Mrs. Phili p Arthur Hu- bert , Jr., treasurer and Mrs. Charles Kellogg, secretary. It was also announced that the Saturday morning hours from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m., will be continued indefin- itely. The bell tower of the St. James ' Ep iscopal Church is now well un- der construction and it is expected that it will be finished by the end of this month. A chicken barbecue will be held from G to 8 p. m.. July 24 , outside the parish house. If it should rain , it will be post- poned until Tuesday. For reserva- tions , p lease call the church , AT 0-0726. Mrs. Stanley W. Grodeski of Newey Lane spent two weeks at the home of her niece , Mrs. Har- old Townsend , in Southold , taking care of their house pets while the Townsends went on a cruise. For the first week she was joined there by Mrs. Lorenzo Hendrick- son of Patchogue ; for the second week by Mrs. Leslie Homa n and her son , Charles , of Sayville. The Summer reading program for childre n , sponsored by the Brookhaven Free Library and the Parent-Teacher Association start- ed July 10 , when Mrs. Carl Good- zeit of Bay Avenue read to seven children in the younger group and Mrs. Charles Carll of Edgar Ave- nue to 15 in the older one. Last Monday the readers were Mrs . William Koob of Chapel Avenue and Mlrs. Lynn Biancbi of Epson Course with nine listeners in eacn group. The program will go on for five more weeks . Its chairma.i is Mrs. Gloria Brown ot Chap. '! Avenue. A lummage and food sale tha * was held Saturday by the women of the Presbyterian Church com- munity at the carriage house be- hind the recentl y-moved church on Beaverdam and South Country Roads , was visited by many people and the result was most satisfy - ing. They netted approximately $300. Mr. and Mrs. Ral ph Yiggiano of Bay Road and their famil y have completed a week' s vacation. Starting with a ferry ride across Long Island Sound , they went to Old Mystic Seaport in Connecti- cut , where they enjoyed a de- licious dinner at the White Tur- key Inn. After spending the night at a pleasant motel ihey went on to Pennsylvania and vi. -dted Mrs. Vigg iano ' s cousin and other rela- tives. They came baek on J il y 12, in time to attend the plav \Suzie Wong \ at Gateway Theater , Bell- port where they are regular spec- tators everv Wednesday right. BROOKHAVEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs . Vincent De.Ma'o of Montauk Highway, Oakdale , a daug hter on July 0. Mi. and Mrs . David Edwards of 22 Jackwiil Road , East Patchogue , a son on Jul y l> . Mr. and Mrs . Nicholas Katusha of 12 Circle Drive . East , North Patchogue , a dau g hter on Ju l y 6. Mr. and Mis. Paul Berber of Vanderbilt Boulevard , Oakdale. a daughter on July 7. Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Durham of Lincoln Boulevard , East .Mo- riches , a son on Jul y 7. Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Newins of \2 B< aehfern Road . Center Morich- es , a daughter on July 7. Mr. and Mr' .. James Sicilia of 107 Map ' .ec rest Drive , Lake Ron- konkoma , a son on Jul y 7. Mi. and Mrs. Ernest Baker of 14 Charles Street . Selden , a son on July 8 Mr. and Mrs . John Beebe of Shote Drive , Oakdale , a daughter on July S. Mi. and Mr. - . . Donald Campbell ii f 7 1 Shore Drive , Patchogue , a ' •on on Jul y 8. Mi. and M rs. Robert Leibert of 10 Dane. - . Street . Blue Point , a daughter on July 8. Mr. and Mrs. John Risley of Ja- maica Avenue , Medford , a daug h- ter on Jul y 8. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Wheeler of Av >i 1 'me . Middle Island , a son on Jul y 8. Mi. and Mrs. Richard Boyle of 287 Smithtown Boulevard , Lake Ronkonkoma , a son on Jul y 9. Mi. and Mrs. Raymond Davis of 28 Bergen Lane , Blue Point , a son on July 9. Mr. hnd Mrs. Thomas Meyer of 772 Sylvan Avenue , Bayport , a daughter on Jul y 9. Air. and Mrs. Anthony Rudtke of Mt. Vernon Avenue , Medford , a son on Jul y 9. Mi. and Mrs. Harry Th yberg of ;!9 Rowland Avenue , Blue Point , a son on July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker of 4 West Avenue , Patchogue , a daugh- ter on Jul y 10 . Mi . and Mrs. John Goff of 6 Lake Terrace , Lake Ronkonkoma , a son on July 10. .vli. and Ai rs. Richard Jahnke of U3 Norton Street , Patchogue , a son on Jul y 10. Mr. and M r.s. Josep h Ortega of 52 Oakleigh Street , Patchogue , a daughter on Jul y 10. Mi. and Mrs. Edward Rumpf of North Washington Avenue , Cen- tereach , a son on July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shepard of 735 Provost Avenue , Bell port , a daughter on July 10. Mi. and Mrs William Hoffel- meyer of Smith Avenue , Holbrook , a son on July 11. Mr. and Mrs . Richard Kennedy of 2' . ' , ' M Chestnut Avenue , Ronkon- koma , a Mm on Jul y 11 . Mi . and Mrs . Eugene Luc^kow of 121 Clinton Avenue , Patchogue , a M>n on Jul y 11. Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Maloney of '•28 Hoffman Avenue , Bellport , a daughter on Jul y 11. Mr . and Mrs. Charles VanTassel of 212 Longfellow Drive , Mastic Beach , a son on Jul y 11. Mi and Mrs . Casper Birkeland of 107 Dale Drive , Oakdale , a son on July 12. Mi . and Mrs. Charles Botts of Wading River Road , Manorville , a son on Jul y 12. Mr. and ' Mrs . Velton Dykes of Holbrook Road , Holbrook , \ a son on July 12. Mr. and Mr. - , . Carl Gagliardo of 199 William Floyd Parkway, Shir- ley , a son on Jul y 12. Mr. and Mrs. Rosario Gonzales of 9 Hawthorne Drive , Lake Ron- konkoma , a daughter on July 12. Mr . and Mrs . Donald Jackson of 166 Somerse t Avenue , Mastic , a daughter on July 12. Mr. and Mrs. George Kotars of 104 Bailey Avenue, Pat'diogue , a son on Jul y 12. .. SOl'THSIDE HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Jones , Bayport , a girl , Jul y (' , . Mr. and Mrs. Norman W . Mc- Master , Stony Brook , a g irl , July 6 . Mr. and Mrs. Robe rt W. Cum- mings , West Sayville , a girl , Jul y Mr. and Mrs. John L. Greene , Bayport , a boy, July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Ritchie , Oakdale , a girl , Jul y 10 . Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gibbons , Bayport , a g irl , July 10. Mr. and Mrs . Bill y Doug las , a girl , Jul y 10. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Roach , Oakdale , a g irl , Jul y 11. Mr. ' and Mrs. Richard P. Nook, Smithtown , a girl , Julv 12. BIRTHS fBb A HlV^^CHHlBflHBHHHBVBflHIflB^lK mBBBW A BMY ^BmBBm. ^mmmBBBBBk ^m\9BBBB\\ >A. 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Sli< \ i ¦\ vi-it \> i n i' .-i i'j ai' timotlu ' i , Mi >. l'hom- :i ( ' :nl(lo . of S ( ii\in> j ton . < . mil. \V\Ull' t ' ol th e \U ' l 'k<MI ( f with Mi-- \\ .>; i( ly l' 'K ' iniiiu \f A( a demy 1 .mi ' wei Mi • Snki\ ( it iim 1 . ' and Mi -- .lo.wi li ct' u-k of Bah yloii. i,ii , i - of Mr. and Mr- U^UM-' . [! \. r ' of Rom'l ' - Avcmic Co? t\\ o \' .M k •¦ i. ' M i l .ca ' • nephew and t i. ( c . M' I and Mi - . .John S. l.oa ol U ,i dnnuloM , 1 H . Tho Ad\anco is on sale at Trot- In l?rolhor s . and IJel l port StatiVm- vr> in Bellnort. — Adv. Mi-- Hia nna ll eillcm. da ijrhtt ' ij oi An .\\\<l M i - John !loi tlcin , «»i \ i ( oi. n ' i v f 'lnl i Road . i> vi ^ itin . u ' j |.,i t wo \\ ' ( k- Mi. UP i Mr- . .lol.i \ i Bond of l- ' . -u ,!iinu ,, i!U' . M ' -s I.md a |V , *\i n ii - ' retnrni ' d from a two v eek- ' \ i-it w ith the Bonds. \ i. 'lionmu la-! week with Mr _ and Mix . .Kihn \\ . Melirmann of North Bu w-Ier Lane were then in p in w ai.d nave , Botmic and I o ' t K n Bi ite li ,ud . of li vmjiton . \ .1 . \|i and Mi- .John Tully of NorMi Howell ' - Point Road atten- (,, d t ie wi (i lim; of M;-s Bai hara ( ull eM to l.t . John \\ m-'ow l.aw - HIM ' a; KoieM Hill- i'ii Saturday i.i tei\ , l. M J . and AJ ., . Tullv -1. - ¦ i L t Satuiday m eht with Mr. .did M . !- . ( leot e e Me tiann ot Koi' - .- • Mill s . \ iiaiu e tor tne .\iutu et K ' oup . : B< -poi t Bay V:n ht ( luh was la id it tin t ' .ui'hou-e h.st Wed- - , -i\.\. l\ ae affair wa- held uiuloi • ¦ . ' iiiievti on of I.ei f i h Baler ami K M K ki -ei wi t h Mr. ami Mr- . i' v\ . \ : B«i .;:;i a--i-tmu ' a- ehap- . > > . - - Pie t o llowim: evenir. u ' . a , • , , foi t ' le .Bin:\'- immp wa- i w p. Reai ( ommodore and Mr- 1 . W ' OMJ V 'ier ' liaiieioiim -r- A lt . An in w I' ndeihill of Bell- P , I >; ;._ . \ ( v.i! ietr.ni home today • • , ii i nniit '! -tow v. where -he -pent r > > i d.i; - at a inee inu ot the 11 - - ;, ai S H iety of h' arly Amor- h .. \ Peroration Bainpn^ . for two , ,\- . a ¦: ti' .o thiid day attending . tiv. -tt , e ' - meeiint; ' . M > a\ .d .Mi . - . ' narlo- Dunbar (.; (> ; - I 'in\ and then housei:ue- ,t. M -- Ann e Beh. remi . of London, l- ' n- ' and . -pt nt the w< ekend in \\ a-Lmut oii ' . D. ( ' . where they \ ,- ,;. ,i Mi. Dunba r ' - brother and , ;ei in-law . Mi' , and Mi - . Wil- ..iii 11. Diinba i. A ! ;n nt oil pai ' y w a- jj i\ en f or \\ ( nd y Demaie- . in ( eleluation of h i s-venth birthday last Tlui rs- ' day liy he! pan nl- . Mi. and Mr- . < aB in IK'inaie-t , of Bieselin Road. Tlio-e present weie Claudia Wale a. Debbie Webber. .I an Hu- ( :- . Anne !¦ \ ( . ' ! (el , Patt y Gould , p' .a'K' Madev. SaBy Bobn. Penny B.iown. Joan Fasee. Jimmy Klein. .Man a ..nd Si ven Ve\ncy Otto a no .le -ie (roid-tcin. Mary and John De'b y, Maijorie Calkins, and Mai < Cummin^ - . M P - .id Mr- . A.lnei ; Baier and f a , L to:. Saily. of Bellha\en Road ne; * a loup ie of da\ - thi- week . ' ( \nii ' -eti u * . \\ i.ne tlvie , they \ - , ' -d 1 . ,i -mi-in-law and da igh- lii , K' i-!Lr n i.nd M' i- . .John Ale\- a !( . -on. who are livinu' in CJale ' . - . Kt ' iy while F.n- un Alexander-oil atte ; d- -e!- . oi 1 at the Submarine Ba-< in \(\v London. The Baiers a -o \\ -lt e < ] .M\ - tJc St ' . 'i pi ^ lT. s.r irthiy L r ue-t- of Mr. and Mi-s. H. Ba--el! Cort of Lei-urely Lane \\ \ ie tiieir dauehter , Susan , Xuei Ko * : . and Mi>. Klcanthi Balta- cioi'i of Xew York City, and Dr. and Mr. - . Andiocdes Phillips and -o n- . G or<i c and Peter, of Sa- \ a: r.ah. (la. Di. and Mrs . Donald P,org and f mi y <>f South Countiy Road . ¦ - (/( ' Oil to Cincinnati , Ohio , last - ' ok * o a *t ' nd the -eventy-fifth bir * ' ' . lay celebration of Mr.s . Bora ' s latnvr. A. B.dp, ' ar Aub. They - . l-i' eii with Mi. and Mrs. Aub un- t ) Sundav. M. - . Peter O'XfiH of South ( ountry R'/td wont to Pennsyl- \ania last week to visit her bro- ther-in-law and sister , Mir. and Mrs . Walter Styer of Uwrhland. On he?- return trip, she visited her -on and daughter-in-law , Mr . and Mrs. Peter O'Neill. Jr., and daugh- ter . Colleen , at Freehold , N. J. Mis- Harriet Phillips has been noeepted as an airline stewardess lor the American Airlines and is p lannin g to leave for P^t. Worth , Tex., on August 8 to begin hei liaininf , at Amon Carte r Field . Mis- Phillips received her B.A. de- .iiee from Lake Erie College in Paine-\ die . Ohio , in June. Her major was art. She is the daugh- ter ' of Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips of South Country Road. Mr. and Mrs. James Tinsley and children. Michele , Janine , and .lame- , Jr., of Beaverdam Road , Franklin Carle. Jr., of New Jer- -e\ Avenue , and Barry Carle , who lias ju st returned home from j two years of service in Spain , re- el ntly motored to Cranston , R. I.. to vi s it relatives. Saturday afternoon Jan Hudis celebratod ' her seventh birthday with a party for a group of hei friends. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hudis of North | Howell' * Point Road. I A sou. Kris , was born to Mr. ' and Mrs. Kit- Doonan , of 527 Meade Avenue, on July 8 in the North Shore Hospital , Manhasset. Me weighed b pounds , 5 ounces, ¦ il birth. Kris did not come home ui til Jul y lt ' >. The Doonans have tb. ree other boys , Jem , 4 , Ric , 3 , ami Matt . 1 and one-half. BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road, Brookhaven Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor TODAY 8 p ni _ _ Board of Trustees meet in the -church. SUNDAY' 10 a m. —Worship Service. Ser- mon topic. \A Deep Well and No Bucket. \ WEDNESDAY 8 p nl . —Adult Lecture Series , final presentation , \Old Testament History. \ ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven The Rev. Richard W. Gray, Vicar SUNDAY YTT1 Sunday After Trinity 7:30 a. m.—Holy Communion. 10:30 a. m. — Morning Prayer and Sermon. MONDAY f> a. m. —Chicken Barbecue (Rain Date Tuesday ) TUESDAY 8 p. m. —Meeting of Women ' s Guild. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bell port , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY 9:30 a. m. — Holy Communion. SUNDAY 8 a. m. — Holy Communion. 10 a. m. —Morning prayer and sermon. Preacher , the Rev. Paul C. Kintzing. TUESDAY St. James Day 9 a. m. —Holy Communion . THURSDAY 9:30 a. m. —Holy Communion. BELLPORT METHODIST CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Frederick I. Smith , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a.m. —Church service. Nur- sery and kindergarten in Alders- gate. 7 p. m. — Senior Youth Fellow- ship. WEDNESDAY 1 p. m . —Mid-week prayer serv- ice. 8 p. m.—Mid-week Bible Class. News of the Churches PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AGENCY | A Complete Collection Service R GRover 5-5252 | BILLS COLLECTED ANYWHERE f ^ J^m^m^mnMmmj ^^mMm! m mM^U. m ^ mf ^^ «. — -M lav* yo» ^ «fco p p ed 1 (ef arUotU S4 *f c * \ \ ^ Mofn S»f««» • SoyvMU V WWM,WWWWWWWWUWMM \ nnnnmnnnniinnjuuuuiiiiiiir ROLLIC Inc. Man uf acturer ' s Retail Outlet \ (y$w l PR,CES REDUCED fr VlJil On All j rX' WA? ) Summer Playwear a ^--^^^ B ^G SAVINGS TO YOU Sizes 6 months to six years ALSO A COMPLETE PIECEGOODS AND REMNANT DEPARTMENT STORE HOURS : i MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9 a.m. to 4 :30 p.m. j For Your Shopping Convenience : j Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon j POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR OPERATORS—AT ALL TIMES J FULLY AIR CONDITIONED FACTORY ;] 410 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE J i Kennel Club Continued from page 1 , tliis section Milton Landy, Laurelton , for bal- ance of working dogs (Dober- mans judged first) ; William Troy. Cold Springs Harbor , non-spor- ting dogs and toy dogs; and Mrs. Arthur Higgins , Syosset , who will jud ge all hounds , beginning with dachshunds. Mr. Troy will judge for best puppy, Mrs. Ketchem for best adult dog and best in match will be chosen by Mrs. Higgins. One of the most interesting fea- tures of most dog shows are the Obedience classes , while pure bred , tator need know nothing about the fine points of a dog or the stan- dard for a breed as the dogs in Obedience classes , while pure bred are not judged as specimens, of their breed but for how well they obey the prescribed com- mands given them . On that basis each dog is scored. Brookhave n Club has scheduled seven Obedi- ence classes. The fi rs t is for beginners on lead limited to dogs that have never received a qualify ing score at a licensed A. K. C. (American Kennel Club) Obedience Trial. Other classes are Novice \A\ for dogs not having received C. D. title—officiall y Companion Dog, Novice \B\ with same restric- tions , Graduate Novice for dogs not yet titled C.D.X. (Companion Dog Excellent) , Open \A\ and \B\ with similar limitations and Utilitv dogs entitled to the cove- ted U. D. designation. The performance of any dog that can sign U. D. (Utility Dog) after its name is a treat to see as an examp le of extraordinary obedience and intelligence. Dogs that have previously won Obedi- ence degrees will be shown for exhibition only and not compete for prizes. For these events rib- bons for first , second , third and fo u rth placings will be given as well as club trophy for first in each class. A special trophy will be awarded to the dog earning the highest score in these trials. Judges who will officiate are Louis Menninge r of Huntington , , Miss Mildred Palmer. Huntington Station and Kurt Schoenfield of I Greenlawn . Refreshments will be available on the show grounds as well as an equipped playground for chil- dren. Ample parking space is im- mediate to the grounds. Further information can be ob- tained from the show chairman , Stephen O'Kula. Calverton. tele- phone PArk 7-4057 or following club officials: Mrs. Adam Euler. '1 30 Lynbrook Avenue , Mastic Beach , ' phone ATlantic 1-8786 ; Dr. Ann C. French , 43 Nelson Avenue , Blue Point , EMerson 3- ^7027 , or Mrs. Charlene Tooker . 67 Wilson Boulevard , Islip, JUniper 1-0096.
