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PROUD WINNER of Gin Lombardo . Sr. Me- morial Troph j . Nick Chapman of Mastic Beach , sets in Klgro , 17' j-foot outboard he piloted to v ictorv Jul ) 12 in \round Long Island mara- thon Chapman won first place in outboard class , and was among seven of field of 24 vv ho finished course starting at Jones Beach , rounding Mon- tauk Point , through Long Island Sound. East River and back through Narrows to Jones Beach. Time of run was nine hours and 17 minutes. Record Attendance: REMSENBURG — The Gai den Club held a successful Home and Gaiden toui Jul ) 13 surpassing all other e\ ents of the past two years in attendance. It is estimated that nearly oOO went on the tour. The loui homes and giounds opened for the event were : \Bottom- ba\. \ a home designed bv the aichitect owner , Albert W. Butt , Jr. The house is designed to take ad- \antaut of the sun and view of tin watei. Tie contompoiaiy m- teiioi teatui es the use of \arious w ooi ' s and the whole p lace is planned to utilize mate rial suit- able t\i a seashoie em n onment. The second house , ow ned bv Mr. and Mi s . M ixwell L. Seott , is an examp le of Victoi ian aichite-cture. Built m ls.84 b\ W. B yron Ford- ham, it was pait of the John H. Tuthill ancestial faim. Up land Eai m of Mi. and Mi' s . Rogei \ nssi I.lis , the thu d house on the list , wa s ongmall y a shoot- ing lodge w hose central living loom \\ .:s a 200-yeai-old carriage house mo t (1 fiom Eastport. '1 he louitl and last house visit- ed was '-W it ' s End I- ' aim. \ the home 'if Mr. and Mrs . Josep h Hng g eitv Tills house , built in 11)10 on ' the site of the John Hal- sex f.umhouse . was inspned bv the (iCoige Roberta house in East Hampton. The garden house is the menial fai m milk house and made ot buck A iunintr tre e is said to be fiom , * >00 to tiOO yeai s old and thought to be the Ini gest on Long Island. Pii7t w min i' s in the four homes weie as follow s; Butt house , Mes- dames G. p.. Bos -io. Allien Butt. Gnal 1 Coweii , Richard Mollei and W illis P, Tuthill w ith Mis . Cow en as the Tn-color w inner (highest award) . Scott home' , Mesdames Sollace M. Good. Hem \ L. Davis. Noel B. Sanborn. Maxwell L. :scott with Mis. Da\is as the Tri-color win- ner. Vas-elais home. Mesdames Per- cv X. F.dwaid s . John Janson , Er- Ain H. Kidde . Harold R. Tuthill , Albert Butt \\ <t h -Mrs . Tuthill as the Tn-color w rmci. HaggeiH hou-e. Mesdames Ed- wai d Roche , CI auncey Cozine , Ralph H. Knaub , H Steele Rob- er 's . William J. Muiphy . Mai tin L. Brow ne with Mrs. Roche win- nine ; the Tn-color. Also at the Haggerty house nine junioi s had their own classes. Winivis w ere Mary Ann Browne , with a fiist and the Tri-Color , and Pc ggv Reilh and Susan Hydoski. Another winner at the Hagger- tv home was an exhibit of the therapy committee , of which Mrs. G. E. Bosio is chairman , showing how the committee cooperated with the Association for the Hel p of Retarded Children , which won the aw ard of distinction. Judges were Mrs. John Cooper Graham of Westhampton Beach; Mrs. C. Edward Dimon and Mrs. Alexander MacLean of Southamp ton; .M i s. Ralph Ford of Rockville Centre : Mrs. George Dalziel of New Hyde Park ; Mrs. Hem y Nye of Oakdale , and Mis. George T. Manuel of Garden Cit y. Mrs. Walter Sehiffer of New Yoi k and Basket Neck Lane , Rem- senburg, was general chairman of the tour. Remsenburg Garden Club Holds Tour of Four Homes Moriches Mrs. Ann Burpe , Tel. ATlantic 1-0691 Monday night Deborah Ann and George Bulge , accompanied b y their parents . Mr . and Mrs. George Bulge 1 of Barnes Road , attended a biithdav part y in honor of Mrs. Bin ge ' s niece . Cheryl Thompson , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chester of Mastic. Mrs. Mary R ybacki , Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Rybacki and daughter , Kaien , and Mr. and Mis. Edward Rybacki of the Bronx were week- end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chrzanowski of Montauk Highway. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow R. Haw- kins of Montauk Highway recent- l y entertained Mrs. Hawkins ' brother and famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Matthews and children , Mary Ann , Timoth y, Brendan , Daniel and Betsy, of Hempstead. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards of Cooks Park recentl y entertain- ed Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marlette and daug hters , Cath y and Rhonda , of Mt. Vision. Mrs. Edwards and son , Richard , returned to Mt . Vis- ion with the Marlettes for a short stay. Mr. and Mrs. J. Huron and children , Keith and Paul , of Hunt- ington were guests Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chrzanow ski of Montauk Hig h- way. The day was hi ghlig hted by a barbecue spread. Mrs. James Moriart y and son , James , of Springfield , Mass., spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Theo- dore Lukert oi Louis Avenue. TRY OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMNS T.V. Rates High: PERUVIAN VISITORS at home of their grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bernstein of Chichester Avenue , Center Moriches , Patricia and Carolyn Bernstein , left to right , take time out from vacation fun to pose for Advance Photo. By Yolanda Blechner Patricia and Carol yn Bernstein , who are vacationing with their paternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bernstein of Chicheste r Avenue , Center Moriches , will start their Winter school term August 14 , the opening day for schools in Lima , Peru. The girls reside m Lima witn- their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Mer- wm Bernstein. Patti is a fourth giader , her sister a third giader. They attend a private school where they are taught Spanish and English. Their school system is similar to that of ours , the girls say, basing- their comparison on a brief samp le of Center Mori- ches Elementary School life last September when they were here visiting, with their parents last year. Patti and Carolyn enjoy watch- ing television in America. They have television at home , but most piograms aie in Spanish with a few American releases like \Lassie \ and Disney productions which ha\ e proven to be favorites with both. Patti' s favorite pro- grams here are \Robin Hood\ and \My Little Margie. \ Neither are shown in Lima , but Patti did say that \ Ivanhoe , \ an Ameiican pro- duction, is aired in her country. According to Mrs. Bernstein , both girls are excellent swimmers. Patti loves to draw girls , especi- all y ballerina and Peruvian danc- ers. Grandmother is always read y to praise her works of art. Patti was interviewed by telep hone and holds an intelligent conversation with haidly a trace of accent . She said that she has a new telep hone at home and that it is more modern than ours , because the onl y time that she comes in contact with the operator is w ith an emergency call. Patti who will be nine years old November 5 , and Carol yn who was seven May 28 , flew as unac- companied minors , via BOAC jet from Lima to Idlewild airport where they w r ere welcomed by their grandparents , their paternal gieat-grandmother , Mrs. Edith Carter of Chichester Avenue and their aunt , Mrs. Alfred Debler of Union Avenue , both of Center Moriches. They live in the suburbs of San Isidro in Lima. Their father is a senior geologist for several large mining companies whose mining products are mainl y copper. Pat- ricia and Carol yn were both born at Cerro de Pasco , a mining town of approximatel y 35 , 000 inhabit- ants , with the majorit y being Indians. The elevation of the town is 14 , 900 feet. When the g irls were asked if they felt any of our customs seem peculiar or strange to them their onl y comment was about our eat- ing habits , that we eat supper so very early. The Peruvian custom is to eat supper usually between nine and 10 p.m. The reason for this late supper hour is that be- tween the hours of 4 to 7 p.m., the custom is to have a tea hour. A siesta period is observed daily there as in many Spanish lands. It begins at 12:30 p.m. and ends at 4 p.m. at which time every store is closed and peop le rest for the day. Talking about hours , the girls were delig'h ted to know that it doesn 't darken until after 8 p.m., for at the present time , it gets dark around 6 p.m. in Lima. Indian people still cling to their traditional costumes Patti and Carolyn like the month of December , because on the 15th they begin their Summer vacation from school. They do not leturn to school until April 1. The month of January is their hottest month of the year. They travel to and from school by bus. School hours are from 9:30 a.m. till 12 p.m. and again from 2 to 4 p.m. Kinderga rten for Peiuvian youngsters beg ins at the same age level as here. But Peru - vian children go into what Patti calls \transition , then into the first through fifth grades. All this is accomplished in seven years , accoiding to Patti. Then they enter into \ media \ which runs from first to 10 grades , after which they enter \Cam - bridge \ . At present the g irls have no knowledge of American history. They have been taught Eng lish and Peruvian history. They weie proud to make it known that they are members of the U.S. Brownies , and they didn 't fail to praise their green uniforms. While staying in Center Mori- ches they especially enjoy swim- ming at the Mill Pond in East Moriches and the Phoenix Day Camp in East Moriches , which is co-directed b y her uncle , Alfred Debler who teaches at Center Moriches High School , and Zollie Privett , who also serves the Cen- ter Morirhes school as principal. Their busy vacation schedule also includes visiting the dentist. A main object of their interest is a swing they wish they could have in Peru. Patti was asked what she would like to become when she glows up and with a sigh her answer was , \Just a p lain old lady, like you and w r rite stories for the papers . \ Patti said that her sister had wanted to be a cowgirl ever since she was little. The city of Lima and country of Peru is situated about 1 , 000 miles from the equator , making it a warm climate all year round , but during Winter month s , which is now , most of Peru is covered w ith gray clouds. Although there i? much dampness , it very seldom ever rains along the coast. Peruvians dress in the same manner as Americans , but the Peruvian Youngsters Enjoying Local Visit Moriches Bay Area j BIBLE PROTESTANT CHURCH< Montauk Hwy., Moriches Rev. John Vignali , Pastor SUNDAY 9:45 a. m.—Sunday School. 11:15 a. m. — Morning Worshi p service. 7:30 p. m. —Evening Gospel service. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m —Bible Study and prayer meeting. BIBLE PROTESTANT CHURCH Eastport-Manor Road Manorville Rev. John Vi gnali , Pastor SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Sunday school. 10:15 a. m. — Morning worship service. MONDAY T:30 p. m— Bible Study and prayer meeting. CHRIST CHU RCH OF THE FULL GOSPEL . ASSEMBLY OF GOD Canal Street , Center Moriches Salvatore Greco , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m. —Sunday School classes for all ages. Adult lesson , \Sam- son ' s Fall. \ Scripture setting Jud- ges—Chapter 16 , —Rev. S. Greco , instructor. 10 a. m. — Teacher training class , O. T . survey course , under Richard C. Conklin , mstiuctoi , \The Life and Teachings of Christ. \ 11 a. m. — Morning worship. 11 a. m. — Children ' s church service for children up to 7 yeais. 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. —Instead of bible stud> there will be a special semi-annual Vmcinpcc tnpptino AUGUST 5 8 p. m. —Graduation excercises for Vacation Bible School. Spea- ker to be the Rev. Maui ice An- derson , pastor of Smithtown Gos- pel Tabernacle , Suffolk County Sunday School director of Assem- blies of God. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST R. C. CHURCH Ocean Avenue , Center Moriches Rev. Andrew Klarmann , Pastor SATURDAY 7:30 p. m. —Bazaar. 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 Virgi n Mary. WEEKDAY S 7 and 8 a. m. masses. JEWISH CENTER OF THE MORICHES Main Street , Center Moriches Rabbi Reuben Blum FRIDAY There will be no formal services during the rest of July and Au- gust unless specially scheduled. BELL A.M.E. ZION CHURCH Railroad Avenue , Center Moriches Rev. Clinton C. Warren Minister SATURDAY 12 p. m. —Fried chicken and ham dinner at church' s dining room , also sale of cakes and p ies. SUNDAY I 9:45 a. m. —Sunday school. 11 a. m. —Worship service. MONDAY 8 p. m. —Senior choir rehearsal. WEDNESDAY 8 p. m —Prayer service. V THURSDAY 7:30 p. m. —Junior choir rehear- sal. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Railroad Avenue , Center Moriches Rev. Willard I. Kile , Pastor SUNDAY 8:30 a. m. —Celebration of Hol y Eucharist. 10:30 a. m. —Morning prayer and litany WEDNESDAY 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. — Episcopal Churchwomen meet at parish hall. THURSDAY 8 p. m. —Choir rehearsal undei the direction of Mrs. Carol Jur- gielewicz and organist , Mrs George Schuyler. No Sunday School during Jul}/ and August. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST Railroad Avenue , Center Moriche! Elder E. Burns , Pastor SUNDAY 10:30 a. m. —Sunday school. 11:30 a. m. —Morning service. MONDAY 8 p. m. —Choir rehearsal. TUESDAY 8 p. m. —Bible band and praying WEDNESDAY 8 p. m. —Young Peop le ' s nig ht. THURSDAY 8 p. m. —Pastor night. CENTER MORICHES METHODIST CHURCH Rev. William II. Waters , Pastor Main Street , Center Moriches SUNDAY 9 a. m. —Morning worship. No Sunday School foi July and Aug- ust. 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 worshi p. El- der George Barnes to conduct ser- vice. WEDNESDAY 8 p. m. —Ladies of the church are invited to attend the Southold Methodist Church Woman ' s So- ciety of Christian Service , as their guests. All members inter- ested should contact Mrs. Norman Hyland , ATlantic 4-0377. 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 . 7 , 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 p. m. DEVOTIONS , FIRST FRIDAY Benediction and Litany of the Sacred Heart after 8 a. m. Mass. 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 if all ages. Hebrew School will follow. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Mastic Road , Mastic Beach Rev. Arthur W. Geidel , Pastor SUNDA Y 8:15 a. m. — Divine worshi p. 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. ANDREW'S 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. BROOK FIELD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH South Street and Wading River Road , Manorville John Freese . Lav Minister SUNDAY 9 a. m. — Worshi p service . SAINTS PETER AND PAUL R. C. CHURCH Eastport-Manor Road Manorville SUNDAY 9 a. m. — Mass. ^^ ¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦ ^¦¦IB ^BiHHHHB ^^Bi nMMnM News of the Churches ! ^11^^^ ^^ I ] ^^^^MH ] STEINER'S LUMBER YARD , INC. \ < CLINTON STREET ATlantic 4-0131 CENTER MORICHES \ 4 COAL :: CUSTOM HOMES BUILT ? *— \~ w— 'w w—' ww —•—'•—\ w—'—^rw — ' w — ' w — '— '— '— 'w w —¦¦—¦¦—¦ W - ' w w — w w —•¦— \— ¦— •—• —' W W—-—'¦—•— ¦ ^¦¦ Hiiiii g niiMiHmiiaiBiaiaHimmHiiiim | Give Yourself A Treat! | j ji^^^l Waterfront Dining j j l^^^^i * n our Colonial Room j [ ? V N $5W F ^ ' ) Luncheons and Dinners S Htu^w^^ y Served Daily and Sunday ' j IGmtotrauw i|ot^l I ; APARTMENTS AND ROOMS — EFFICIENCY UNITS ¦ S SEDGEMERE ROAD CENTER MORICHES J j ATlantic 4-0553 j £ YOUR HOSTS — MARI E & OTT O AMENDE ¦ j NO INTOXICATING BEVERAGES SERVED | !—,—¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ «¦¦¦¦¦¦„,¦¦¦,¦¦¦¦„ » ¦¦¦¦¦ «„—.¦.—-,—- ,__a Center Moriches News Mrs. Alfred K. Blechner, AT 4-1114 John A. Penney of Union Ave- nue entered the Central Suffolk Hospita l for an appendectomy. George Walter Partridge , Jr., son of Mir. and Mlrs. George W. Partridge , Sr., of Old Neck Road was christened July 15 at the Cen- ter Moriches Methodist Church with the Rev. William Waters of- ficiating. The godparents are Mrs. Partridge ' s brother and sister-in- law , Mr. and Mrs. Mario Failla of Laurelton. A christening party was held at the home of the pa- rents. Because of rain a buffe t was served indoors instea d of out- side as planned. Attending were the baby ' s maternal grandmother , Mrs. Carmelo Failla , paternal grandmother , Mrs. Helen Part- ridge of Springfield Gardens; an uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. AI- vin Hansen of Selden; Mr. and Mrs. Mario Abrosio of the Bronx; an uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Failla of Holiday Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Klopotove and Mr. and Mrs . James Prete all or Center Moriches; godparents Mr. and Mrs. Mario Failla of Laurelton. Reasonable prices and quality work set the highest standards for wedding invitations and an- nouncements. The Advance , 20 Medford Avenue. —Adv . i BLU E LANTERN 1 RESTAURANT 1 I MONTAUK HIGHWAY MASTIC I % • I !• PIZZAS 0 AMERICAN-ITALIAN MEALS 1 COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE I At Our Restaurant or the Place of your choosing. i Call ADA M for information p A TLANTIC 1-7170 g K of C Schedules Circus in August CENTER MORICHES — The Knights of Columbus , Queen of All Hearts Council , 4126 will spon- sor The Wallace Brothers Circus in the vicinity north of the new Moriches by-pass at Moriches en- trance on the corner of Moriches- Yaphank Road. It is scheduled to be held at 2 p. m. August 6 and at 2 p. m. August 7 and also at 7:30 p. m. August 7. The circus boasts a three-ring circus of entertainment including jugglers , tumblers , clowns , aeria- lists , wire-walkers and ten trained animal acts including, dogs , ponies monkeys , bears , chimpanzees and horses. Another feature will be the Cristiani famil y of bare-back ri- ders. Tickets may be obtained at the Blue Lantern Restaurant in Mas- tic; Center Moriches Meat Mar- ket on Canal Street; the Maples in Manorville , or from any mem- ber of the Knights of Columbus. The chairman is Anthony Zar- cone and Mario Vigliotta is co- chairman. Be wise , place your advertising in The Advance , where it will get results and do the most good for you and the community in which you do business. —Adv. E.M. Methodist To Sponsor Fair Fri . ? Saturday EAST MORICHES—The tenth annual fair of the Centennial Me- thodist Church of East Moriches will be he.d on the church grounds tomon ow and Saturday. In the event ot inclement weather , it will be postponed to August 4 and 5. Co-chaumen of the event are Mis. Gladys Iversen and Walter Alden. A feature of the fair will be a cafeteiia supper from 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. Saturday. A p lant stand will be in chaige of Mrs. Edna Gehrig and Mrs. Eileen Smith ; food and variety stand , Ladies ' Aid Society ; doll table, Mrs. Alma Reeve; toy table , Kath y Reeve and Barbara Raymond; jewelry table , Mrs. Mea Wei ner and Mrs. Dorathea Fos- ter; white elep hant table , Mrs. Virginia Lcmmerman; articles of religious natuie , Mrs . Walter Al- den; ice cream booth , Alice Ha- vens and Dee Dugan; Rummage sale will be held b y Ester Van- Namee and Katheiine Petzschke; refieshment stand , Gladys Iver- sen and Leonora Raymond, fea- turing hot dogs and soda , coffee. c ' am chowder , clams on half shell and com on the cob. The Men ' s Club will be in charge of\ this portion of the refreshments . A vegetable stand will open at 10 a. m. Saturday, operated by Merton VanNamee and Ralph Werner. A Polaroid camera stand w ill be operated by Bill Dugan. Milton Budd will be in chai ge of an auction scheduled to start at 8:30 p. m. Saturday. A fish pond will be in charge of Eugenia Van- Namee and Gerry Foskey. Horse rides for the youngsters will be available under the charge of Bob- by Pitney. Field events for the kiddies will be a feature at 3 p. m. Saturday in charge of the Rev. Robert Lem- merman for children in the 7 to 12 age group. Pickford Robinson and Ed Rutkowski will be clowns and sell balloons for the small fry. A special feature tomorrow nig ht will be a demonstration of fi rematics by Chief Gibson Howell and the members of the volunteer fire company. The fire department has in the past presented an in- teresting program outlining va- rious aspects of the community fire protection system. BEACH INSPECTION party made up of Cham- ber of Commerce of Moriches prepares to cast off from Union Avenue Dock last Wednesday for annual inspection of Brookhaven Town Beach and Dock on Great South Beach. From left to right: Miss Minnie Bruno , newly-nomin- ated president of the organization , J. Wesley Sinnickson , Frank Savage , John Rosso , secre- tary, and Joseph Gratz , past president and new- treasurer , seated ; John Cummings , Anthony Zarcone , new vice president , and Harry Carmer. Harold Chapman later join ed the party. —Advance Photo MASTI C ACRES—A 29-year- old Merchant Mai me seaman is paral yzed fiom the neck to his feet as the lesult of a motorcyle accident heie July 20 , according to Dr. Richard G. Cook , attend- ing ph ysician. Howaid Ammar , who was home on leave with his w ile and children at their home at 7)2 Edgw atc r Diive , was taken Mon- day to the Mai in<> Hospital on Staten Island , from Bayv iew Hos- pital , Mastic Beacn. Police said that Ammar ap- pai entl y lost contiol of a motor - cycle which he started near his home and clashed into tl V home of Mrs. Mai y C. Gillen of *34 Edg- water Di ive , Ma.stu Acre- . H< < was taken to the hospital b> \ the Mastic Beach Fne Depaitnvnt Ambulance. Patiolmati Ch. -ttles Ratti gan investigated the accident . 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