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Mda 11 enn nig ol Pa i U 11 , n e. t )n Ki nlay M K > cele- hra led her biithday. Mrs. Hen- i inu al-o , n ' ( i (anied a , hot hoie i u i<' - ' - foi a w e- k ht i hroth- i i in law and -e-ler. M l and Mrs. l- ' ied (irain liiu <:ei of Xew London. ( nun. Mr. and Mi - . George McCook and dai mht er , Kaieti . Ms- .loan Mi Cook of l!ou! -bur n. Pa., and Prank M> Yay. -It ., of \\ antagh weie weekend mie - t- at the home of Mr. Mi \' ay ' - bi o,hei-in-law and -i tei . Ah . and Mi- . William Ackei man . and ihildren. William. Kicky and Ke\in . of Cianberiy Drive. AFi -^ . Anna I even of Astoria has been th e gue-t for a wot k of hoi son-in-law ainl da :uh ( er. Mr. and Mi- , d'oree Kubala . and son, Gaiy. ol Wa - hineton Drive. She al-o \i-i' eil liei ui anddauuhter . Mi- . \\ i ham Adams , and hei L . I aie ' ilauuhtei ' - hu-bantl , William aid h i ui eat.erantl -t ) ii . Hilly , ol (' oiti ( o ui ; Mr. and Mr- . End Traxol . Sr., vue ho -t - Sunday at a surprise paity in celelu at ion of the twenty- 1,i -t biith day of their daughter- in-law . Mix . Fred Tiaxol. Jr.. of M.i-\ e Heat h held at the Traxel home tin Huntin g ton Drive. Re- f' e-hments . -orvctl inelutled a buf- fet and a iarue decorated cake in- M nlu' tl \H a p p y Twenty-First Biithday Ana \ . Among those pre- sent w, re the ho-t and hostess, the m:> -t-of-hoiior. her husband. I- t ed . .!• .. Mi- . Pauline Travel. Sr.. .Mi- . H>!t!u Daub , ( O ' OI - L ;\ Traxel. M' . .mil Mr - . Ronnie Yoerman and Mi--e- 1 -n<ia-An:i and Diane Voer- n , n. Mr. and Mr- . Salvatore Iu- t ' n i an i -on- . Salvatore . Jr.. Rich- ard ar , l Koheit. Mr. ami Mr. -. An- L'^ o Xoc-io ' .a. Mi. and Mr. - . Dom- init k K.inda/ ;' o of Mastic Beach; Mi. a:id Mis . Josep h Kieia and -on .lo-enh. Jr.. of Ma-tic Park ; Mr. and Mis . John Ftlward Lee and thddrcn. John . Jr.. Barbara Ann and Connie , and Mi--os Ali- t helina aiul Giace Mammano of Bay R duo; Mi-- Joanne Woznik of the Bionx ; Robert Mi yer of Huntington Station; Mr. and Mrs. Che-ter Cepaiano and children, Anthony and Claire Ann , Thomas \DiModica and Miss Ann Levine of Manhattan and Peter Duffv of P»i ooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. George McCor- ni.a k and children. Gloria, George and Danny, of Yonker- , and Wal- ti r M,Corin: ck and daughter. Sheila , of E. .che-ter spent Sun- day as the uao-N of Mr. and M. r< . Michael Alas and dauuhtoi. Diane, of Magnolia Drive and of Mr. and air- . Pan! Xahratk a of Daisy Prive. Later in the day Mr- . (:eoru' e McCormack and son, Dan- ry. and Mr- . Paul Zahratka left o' a n otor trin \acatn >n to Que- !•' c Canada. While there they v. -;]I v-ii the -hnne of Sie. Anne de Boaunre and otht r historical points ot inteie. -t alonu the way. Ma. and Mrs. George Albertina and daughter - . Rene and Michele. of Rid - .e\\iod w ore dinner guests Sunday of Mr- . Ann a Albertina and (1, Idler.. Elizabeth , Raymond. Pat ; itia . Tin.ma. - . Robert and Maixaune. of Rohj nwo o d Drive. Mi. at, i Mi- . Albertina and daugh- ' ers also v ' sitetl Mrs. Albertina s hrot hi r-in-la w and - -isier , Mr. and Mr- . Larry Collins , and children , Steven and Donna , of Whittier Drive. Mr and Mr- . Rene Gonzalez and son. Mark , of Bay Shore were hosts over the weekend to Mr. and Mi s . Matthew Alb. rtini of May- lield Drive . Mr. and Mrs. Xorbert Ardi of White-tone are spending the sea- -on at their Summer home on Forest Road whore on Tuesday tht v enteitained as their guests . .Mr. ' and Mi s . Bart Fusco of Fast Meadow. Anthony Ezzillo. son of Mr. and Mr- . Silvio Ezzillo of Orchid Drive h st Moiulav flew to Seattle . Wash. where he will remain tor two weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mr- . Anthony Kanieri. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Stefl and ( hildren . .Tost p h , Johnny, Joette n ' Harney, of Yorkvilha and Xeiuhborhootl Road , entertained at a backyard barbecue Sunday. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Me Yay of Brooklyn ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wenzel and chil- dren , Patty Ann , Denise, Johnny and Michael, of Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. George Ackerm.a n of Park- wood Drive and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Ackerman and sons. Kevin , George and Ricky of Magnolia Drive. In the afternoon they all toured the Moriches Bay area in the Wenzel' s new boat. Miss Lynn Fitzgerald of Brent- wood has been the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barbeire and daug hter , Barbara , of Clare- mont Drive for the past w eek. Mr. and MJrs. Jose Blanco of Flushing, who are spending the Sumlmer season at their home on Huntington Drive , were hosts Sat- urday to the bowling team \ mem- bers and their wives and families of the Holy Family Parish of Flushing. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mike LaGala , Mr. and Mxs. Charles Kolinick . Mr. and Mrs. George Abbate. Mr. and Mrs. Mick Marchesse. M T . and Mrs. Joe Sici- lian and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Forrara. all of Flushing. Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Meshenberg of Brooklyn were at their Summer home on Elm Road during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bonsignoro and son , Michael , of Brookl yn have been spending their two- week vacation as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bon-ignore and children. Anthony. Rosemarie , Joanne and Michael. Jr., of Diana Drive. Paul LaPlante , son of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien LaPlante of Little Neck , celebrated his eighth birth- day Sunday when he was guest- of-honor at a famil y party in ob- servance of this occasion, held at the home of his maternal grand- parents, M T . and Mrs. Otto Borne- mannn of Dogwood Drive. Other guests included his parents , and brothers , Peter , Robert and Ray- mond , and his paternal grandpa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Armand La- Plante of Bab y lon. Mrs. Edward Boughal and sons, , Leonard and Edward , of Penn- wood Road were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Rocker and sons . Christopher and Joseph, of Bay Ridge prior to Mr. and Mrs. Becker ' s taking up perm-anent residence on Staten Island. Mr . and Mrs. Maurice White and their grandson , Michael James , and Mrs. James Scott, all of Flat- bush , were guests over the week- end of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bourgal of Commaek Road. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Kelly and children , Florence and Gerard , of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their Summer home on Commaek Road where they entertained as their guests Richard Girasu and Mi. ss Rosemary Jackson of Brook- l yn. Mrs. Bornadine Brekka of Cedar Road has been entertaining as her houseguest for the past four days Miss Dora Moore of Mount Vernon. On the weekend Mrs. Brekka was hostess to Mr. and Mrs. Walter King of Flatbush and Mr. and Mi's. John Brekk a and son , John , of Rosedale. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Branden- burg and children , Daryl Ian and Scott Howard , of Kingston and Albert and Gail Brandenburg of Utica have been the houseguests for the past two weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brandenburg of Spar Drive. On Wednesday the twin chil- dren of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cas- tellano , Louis and Vivian , celebrat- ed their sixth birthday at their Biltmore Drive home with their parents , brother , Vincent , and sis- ter , Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thomp- son of Dogwood Drive were week- end hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dcghcri and granddaug hter , Pat , and Mr. ami Mrs. Bob Grillo and children , Elaine , Cathy and Jeanie , of Brooklvn. Mr. and \ Mrs. Alfred Zadig, Sr. , of New Rochelle have been enter- taining as their guest for a week Miss Rita Williamson of Grafton, N.D., who is spending the Sum- mer with her brother-in-law and sister, the Rev. and Mrs. Alfred T. K. Zadi g, and son , David, at tin St. Andrew ' s vicarage on Or- chid Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Barach and children , Jean Marie , John and Virginia , of Hopewell Junction were the houseguests for severa l daws this week of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Callahan of Whittier Drive. Mr. ami Mrs. Richard Carda- mone ari d children , Maryann and Patricia , and Mi' s. Fannie Carda- mom 1 , till of Lincoln Avenue , en- tertained at a back yard barbecue •it their home Sunday where they were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neppell. Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garcia and children, Vincent and Maria , of Mastic Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucchese and daughter , Susan Ca- rol , of Sayville. Mr. and M TS . Joseph Cardile and children , Nickie , Carmel and Joseph , of Brooklyn are vacation- ing at their Summer home on Huntington Drive. Mr, and MVs. John Kane and children , Bruce , Kathy and Susan , of Woodside are spending the re- mainder of the Summer as the guests of Mrs. Kane ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Philip Coy le , Sr., and son , Thomas , of Jefferson Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Knute Knutesen of Middle Village were guests during the week of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cruse and children, Mar- lene , Randy and Jennifer , of Or- chid Drive following Mr. Cruse ' s release from the Bayview General Hospital here where he had been a patient for several weeks. A. Salice of the Bronx is spend- ing the Summer at his home on Woodside Drive. Mrs. Theresa Breasset and chil- dren , Diane , Bobby, Betty and Theresa, of the Bronx are spend- ing the Summer as the guests of Mrs. Breasset' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. James Staiger , and children , Raymond and Lenore , of Beaver Drive. Mr. and Mrs. David Schulz and sons. Larry and Dennis , of Phy lis Road have been the guests for a week of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mead and sons , Howard and Dale, of Rock Royal , Mr. and Mrs. Schulz also enjoyed a motor tri p through the New 7 Eng land states. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scimeca of Ph ylis Road were hosts last week to * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kappel and children , Rosemarie and Rob- ert of Hempstead. They also en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Max Spi- vack and their granddaughter , Ceilia Doyle , of New York City. Mrs. John Ultsch and son , Den- nis , of Clearwater , Fla.. have re- turned to their home after spend- ing a week visiting Mrs. Ultsch' s son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith , and daugh- ters , Sandra and Darlene , of Park Drive. Miss Lee Morreale of Yonkers has been the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Spagnolo and daughter , Josephine , of Monroe Drive. On Wednesday she cele- brated her birthday with the other Spagnolo houseguests , Mrs. Dom- inick Bolino and daughters , Joan Fllon and Patty, of the Bronx. Mi.s s Maryann Stefik of Floral Park has been the houseguest for the past two weeks of her mater- nal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stamm of Ivy Place. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stock of Rego Park have been spending several days at their Summer home on Daisy Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Strianese of Brooklyn are spending the Summer at their home on Cedar Road where they are entertaining as their houseguests for several weeks their daughter and grand- children , Mrs. Michael Aversano and Clifford and Debora of Brook- lvn. Max Zeisk of Brookl yn and Lynbrook Drive is a patient at the Bayview General Hosp ital here. Mr. and Mrs. Paul La Ptante and sons , Paul , Peter, Robert and Raymond , of Little Neck are spending the Summer at their home on Diana Drive. On Friday night there will he a meeting of the County Fire School at the Mastic Beach Fire- bouse on Neighborhood Road. The Games Committee of the American Legion Arthur ' H J . Clune Post 1533 will sponsor their Ga- mes Ni ght beg inning at 7:45 p. m. Friday. All are welcome to at- tend. Mrs. John Hallfeld of Orchid Drive , matron of Sunrise Chapter 776 , Order of the Eastern Star , has returned home after a three day stay in Oriskiny with other Eastern Star Matrons of New York State. She visited the homes for the aged members of the Eas- tern Star and the Masonic Order. She also attended the dinner-dance held at the Hotel Utica. Commander Graham Tahler of the Naval Air ' Corps stationed at the Pentagon in Washington , D. C , recently spent three days with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Abra- ham Tahler , and son , Larry, of Wavecrest Drive. The Tahler ' s other son , Gilbert of Forest Hills , also joined them for a two day visit. Regulation fire drill for mem- bers of the Mastic Beach Fire Department will be held at 10 a. m. Sunday at the firehouse. The members of the St. Jude ' s Rosary Altar Society will gather at the church on Neighborhood Road on Sunday for their group ' s Communion Sunday. Tina Marie Towle , daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Richard Towle of Lincoln Avenue, was the guest-of- honor, Sunday at a part y held at her home in celebration of her ¦¦¦¦¦¦BBBBBB BaaBBBBBBnBaBBBBBaBB first birthday. Among the refresh- ments served was a buffet and a large birthday cake inscribed , \Happy Birthday Tina Marie ' 1 and topped by one li g hted candle. Joining in this festive occasion were her parents , maternal grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Grella , and their children , Ken- neth , Angelo and Dennis , of Ozone Park ; her maternal great-grand- mother , Mrs. Eva Stanton , also of Ozone Park ; her paternal grand- parents , Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Towle , Sr., and their daughter , Virginia , of Mastic Beach ; Mr. and Mrs. John Connors of Jamai- ca. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Woltert of Sylmar , Calif., Mrs. Donald Col- lins and daughter , Diane , Mrs. Richard Cardamone and children , Maryann and Patricia , and Mrs. Henry Garcia and son , Vincent , of Miastic Beach . Practice for members of the Mastic Beach Fire Department Chi'dren ' s Band will be held at the firehouse from G:30 to 8 p. m. Monday. There will also be a meeting of the Fire Commission- ers Monday night. Rebecca Scimeca celebrated her eighth birthday and her sister , Sally Dawn , celebrated her fourth birthday Thursday at a double party held at the home of the girls ' parents , Mr. and Mrs. Sal Scimeca of Elm Road. Their guests included their brother , Peter , their paternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scimeca of Mastic Beach , Mrs. Robert Kappel and children , Rosemarie and Rob- ert , of Hempstead ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orlando of Mastic Beach , and Joanne and Donna DeSantis of Mastic. Mrs. George Kubala of Wash- ington Drive , Mrs. Bertha Kubala of the Bronx and Mrs. Pauline Bi'ach of Brooklyn have returned to their respective homes after va- cationing for a week in the Ad- irondack Mountains where they enjoyed visiting places of interest in the nearby communities. Machinist Mate Ac George Risch who is stationed aboard the E.D. Maloy out of New London , Conn., has returned to his base after spending a 15-day leave visiting his parents and brother , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Risch and Roy of Barclay Road. Members of the Mastic Beach Fire Department' s Ladies ' Auxili- ary will meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday for their monthly business meet- ing. Arthur H. Clune, American Le- gion Post 1533 , will hold its monthly business meeting at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Leg ion hall on Mastic Beach Road. There will be a meeting of the Fire Department Board of Direc- tors , Wednesday night at the fire- house. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Tahler of Wavecrest Drive and their son , Naval Air Corps Commander , Graham Tahler recently motored to Tarrytown where they were guests of the Tahlers ' son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Mac Venitt , and sons , Michael , Sanford and Jeffrey. They were also able to pay a visit to Mrs. Tahler ' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cervra of Greenfield Park before the expiration of the cenrmander ' s leave. V. Stafford Sewell and daugh- ter , Kathy, have returned to their home on Beaver Drive after spend- ing two weeks ' vacation in Bir- mingham , Ala., where they were the guests of Mrs. J. L. Phillips and Mrs. Jessie Sewell. The members of the Mastic Beach Hebrew Center are sponsor- ing a card and games party at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Center on Neighborhood Road. All are invited to attend. Miss Betsy Jensen , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Jensen of West Forest Road , was guest-of- honor recently when her parents entertained at a party at their home in celebration of her six- teenth birthday. Carrying out the theme of Sweet Sixteen she wore a corsage of sugar cubes decorat- ed with ribbon hows and the buffet table and cake were also simlilarly trimmed. Mtasic for danc- ing was supplied by the Contin- ential Five. Her guests were Charlie Magill , Bobby Magill and Dennis Dregus of Astoria; Jane and Carol Barba , Vicki and Nicky Miastronarbi of Brooklyn and Mas- tic Beach ; Joe Graney, Tommy Dunkerton and Tommy Hudson of Brooklyn; Mary Leskowitz , There- sa and Nicholas Vitrono , Ray- mond Farmer , Bill y and John Jen- sen of Mastic Beach; Chris Volini , Kathy Higgins , Virginia , Donald and Elna Bjornstad , Grace Peck , Barbara Peabody, Maureen Mur- phy, Theresa , Henry and ' Mi- chael Hoelsack and Patrick Ge- l ace of Shirley, and Joan Gotti- mer and Jason Allen of Patch- ogue. Mrs. Anna Coleman of West Forest Road is entertaining as her guest her sister , Miss Kitty McManus of Cavan , Ireland , who arrived by Jet at Idlewild Airport this week . It has been 32 years since the sisters have seen one another and on Sunday Mrs . Cole- man entertained at a part y at her home in honor of htr sister ' s ar- rival. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Farley, Mrs. Kathleen Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan , Michael Dail , all of the Bronx; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Luby of Roosevelt; Miss Sue Brady and Mr. and Mrs. William McManus of Boston , Mass.; Jose Morris of Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Archer of New York City, and Miss Margaret Connelly of Rhode Island. On Wednesday starting at 12:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rosen- blum will be hosts at a lawn par- ty at their home on Montauk Highway for the members , friends and guests of the congregation of the Mastic Beach Hebrew Center. Mrs. Clement Martins , Sr ., of Cypress Drive is a patient at the Bayview General Hospital here. A family reunion was held re- cently at the Summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hoist of Wood- land Drive and Queen Road. Ther e were 21 attending. Refreshments and a buffet was served to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hoist and chil- dren , Nancy, Neal and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornaro and chiL dren , Barbara , Irene , Carol and Linda , of Farmingham , Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sinnickson and children , Ann Lee , Thomas , Jr., and Scott , of Center Moriches; Mr and Mrs. Andrew Hoist of Glen- dale , who recentl y sold their pro- perty in Mastic Beach after be- ing residents there for 25 years , and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wendorff of St. Petersburg, Fla., who are visiting their daug hter at West Bab y lon. There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to your home every week in the year for onl y $5. Subscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the Circulation Manager. —Adv. Zonin g Board Today Considers Request To Construct Pool The Town Zoning Board of Ap- peals will consider the app lication tor a front-yard setback variance to build a swimming pool in Cen- ter Moriches at a public hearing, scheduled for 2 p. m. today at Town Hall , Patchogue. A pp licants are Elvira and An- gelo Squallaro of Flushing, who request permission to build a swimming pool in the rear of their home which is located on the northwest corner of- Winnie Road and Laura Lee Drive , Center Mo- riches. Under the town ' s new swimming pool ordinance a pool must be constructed in the rear of a dwell- ing. Since the property is on a corner , the pool could onl y bo placed in the side yard. Therefore , a variance is required , explained Josep h S. Corbett , zoning board chairman. The new ordinance requires , he said , that the pool be surrounded by a five-foot fence with self- locking gates. Firehouse Extension The board will also consider the application of the Mastic Fire District for a side and front-yard variance for a proposed addition to the Mastic Fire House. Under the requirements of the J-2 business zone a 1 5-foot front yard is stipulated. The applicants request that no front yard be re- quired and that a variance of one- half foot from the required four- feet to throe and one-half feet be permitted in the side yard. Manorville MrB. C Somma. FA 7-5099 - AT 4-0270 BROOK FIELD PRESBYTERIAN The Ladies ' Aid of the Brook- field Presb y terian Church , South Street and Wading River Road, will hold its annual Peach Festi- val at the church Saturday night , Aug. -st 19. The Sunday School is planning a two-day children ' s Bible confer- ence August 23 and August 25 between 1 and 3 p. m. There will be flannelgrap h stories , object les- sons , music , handwork and refresh- ments. All children are invited , but those in charge should be no- ti fied via telep hone or those plan- ning to attend so that the neces- sary materials may be on hand for an interesting and profitable few hours together at the end of the Summer season. The annual Sunday school pic- nic has been set for September a to be held at Wildwood State Park. Mr. and Mrs. George Hamhright of Silas Carter Road had a swim- ming and barbecue party for their granddaughter , Tara Le Valley, who celebrated her second birth- day Sunday. Among ' the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Montaigne Le Valley and their daughter , Tara, of Riverhead , Mr. and Mrs. Ha- rold Carter and children , Beth and David , of South Street and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peterson of East Meadow. Miss Tina Marie Raynor, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ray- nor of South Street , celebrated her second birthday at her home with a party given for her b y her pa- rents. Mrs. Ann Cunning ham of Cen- ter Moriches spent some time at her son ' s home on South Street. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson of Si- las Carter Road spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Wilson ' s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Pecoraro of Roosevelt. Also their children Ka- ren and Gail. Mrs. Salome Shailor of Brook- lyn spent the weekend at the home of her son-in-law and daugh- ter , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gan- dolph of North Street. The Catholic Ladies ' Auxiliary of St. Peter and Paul R. C. Church will hold a monthly meet- ing at 8 p. m. August 9 at the church hall. The Ladies ' Aid of the Brook- field Presbyterian church held a successful rummage sale Wednes- day and continued it on Saturday. Miss Beth Brooks of Riverhead visited her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. L. Brown of Dayton Ave- nue , for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hettrick of Davton Avenue , celebrated Mr. Hettrick' s birthday at Mitchell' s in Greenport. Mrs. Lawrence Kapfe r and her son , Larry, of Patchogue Shores and Donald , Roger and Ricky Fos- ter of Blue Point , recently visited Mrs. Kapfer ' s mother, Mrs. Ethel Hettrick of Davton Avenue. Sal Aprea of South Street cele- brated his sixty-sixth birthday Sunday at his home. On hand to enjoy his birthday cake were , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aprea , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Rosa and children , Anne Marie and Joseph , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gargiulo and family Mr. and Mrs. Ral p h Rispoli , all of Manorville; Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Aprea and daughter , Loret- ta , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Planell and daughter , Janet , of Brooklyn ; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rispoli , Jr., of Tappan , Miss Tosca Bandini and Miss Renita Corino of Brook- lyn. Mr. and Mrs. Cunning ham of South Street , celebrated Mr. Cun- ningham ' s birthday at his home with an outdoor barbecue , attended by the family. Mr. and M TS . Roy Dye and daughter. Alice , of Mill Road and Mr. and Mrs. Dye ' s son and daugh- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mil- ler , and daughters , Kathleen and Darlene , now residing in Peekskill , were all present recently at the wedding of Mrs. Dye ' s niece , Miss Marcia Schott of New York City , to William Behrmann , also of New York City. The wedding took place at St. George ' s Ep iscopal Church in New York City and the reception was at Patricia Murp h y ' s in Yonkers. When the bridal couple returned from their honey- moon they were guests for several days this week at the Dye home. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Freese and children , Melodye , Norman , Jr., and Merilee , of Schultz Road returned to their home Friday af- ter spending six weeks at the beach home of Mrs. Freese ' s pa- rents at West Meadow Beach. Spending the past three weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Freese of Schultz Road were their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Phili p C. Rollins and chil- dren , Philip, Jr., Veronica and Cheryl , who recentl y returned from four years spent in the Azores. Mr. and Mrs. Rollins and their family left Friday for their new home in Hartsville Park , Pa., where Mr. Rollins is stationed with the Navy. Alice Elaine Dye , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs . Roy Dye of Mill Road celebrate d her twelfth birth- day July 21 with a party at her home. Her guests were Janice No- dine , Susan Freese , Veronica Rol- lins , Linda and Janet Holm , Che- ryl Williams , Carol Neuhoff , Bren- da Eliassen, all of Manorville , and Pauline Stadnitschuk of Eastport. The young sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Busch of South Street were recently baptized at the Brookfield Presbyterian Church at the morning service. Two-year-old Wallace Arthur , has as his god- parents , Joseph Johnson of Hunt- ington , and Mrs. Henry Meyer of Northport. The godparents of one- year-old Warren August , are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nass of Hunt- ington. Present at the baptism and afterwards at the Busch home for a buffet dinner were the grand- parents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Busch of South Street; their grand- mother , Mrs. August Grotheer , their great grandmother , Mrs. George Hofgren , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nass and famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson , all of Hunt- ington and M TS . Henry Meyer of Northport. Mastic Items of Interest M r*. Irma D»vln. ATlantic 1-816% Edward Kaloski of Barnes Road Moriches , was guest-of-honor at a birthday part y held Sunday at the Airport Coffee Shop in Mas- tic. Hostesses were Mrs. Stella ' Lukowski of Mastic and Mrs . Ann Dietrich of Rock y Point. Reiivsh- ments included a large decorated birthday cake. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith and daughters , Kathy, Barbara and Phyllis , of New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Croxford and sons , Robert and Steven , of Spe- onk; George Banner and son, George , of Hicksville; Edward Stein and Ernest Young of Queens Village ; Manfred Herrmann of New Jersey; Jack Me Donald of Astoria; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kal- oski and son , Douglas , of Mori- ches and Herbert Anderson of Mastic. Mr . and Mrs. William F. Mosiak ol Honeoye Falls tetumed home Sunday after spending a week' s vacation at the home of Mr . and Ma-s. Alfred Klement of Hampton Avenue. This week , Mr. and Mrs. Klement are entertaining as guests their niece , Mrs. Gertrude Ford , Miss Linda Ford and Miss Linda Crai g of Honeoye Falls. Mrs. William Duffy and daugh- ter , Eileen , of Astoria are spend- ing two weeks ' vacation at their home on Fulton Avenue. Last week , Miss Patricia Igoe of Bay- side was a guest of her aunt , Mrs. Duff y. Weekend guests of Mrs. Duff y were Mx. and Mrs. James Igoe of Bayside and Michael Duf- fy of Astoria. Mrs. Duff y is en- tertaining as guests this week her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. John Duffy, and daugh- ters , Karen and Gale, of Astoria. Mrs. Stella Lukowski of Park Avenue vis.ted Mr. and Mrs. Lee Carbonie and their infant daugh- ter , Lois , of Smithtown , last Thursday. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. Harold Hulse celebrated his fif- tieth birthday July 21 with a par- ty give n by his wife at their home on Robert Street. A buffet supper was served and table de- corations featured a large birth- day cake. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hulse and children , Judith and David , Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hulse and sons , Wayne and Gary, Mtrs. Warren Hulse, Henry Hulse of Moriches; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peterson and daugh- ter , Carol , of Yaphank ; Mrs. Lo- retta Tomasko , Emanuel Cordaro , Mr. and M TS . Roy Hulse and sons , Michael and Phili p, Mrs. Rose Mineo and son , Joseph , Mrs. Ca- therine Mineo and son , Charles , Miss Ellen Miller , Harry Deery, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mineo , Robert Pag lia , Larry Fahler , Miss Lor- raine Asendorf , Donald Hulse , Ja- mes Barnett , Misses Phyllis and Barbara Castaldo. Thomas and Herbert Ruquet , Miss Eva Hulse , Misses Marie , Ann and Theresa Cuomo of Mastic and Edward Buncher of Bay Shore. Mr. Hulse received many gifts. Birthdays celebrated this week were : Jul y 30 — John Dolezal , Jr., of the Riviera. Miss Carol Ann Atkinson of Broadway ; August 2 Mrs. Nellie Trywusch of Washing- ton Avenue , John Bolis of the Riviera; August 4 — Miss Jessie Ann Grogan of Midland Avenue , M TS . Louise Nash of Patchogue Avenue and Walter Link of Lam- bert Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chester of Nelson Place entertained at a par- ty July 17 in honor of their daughter , Chery l , who celebrated her twelfth birthday. Among those present wei-e Cheryl' s sis- ters , Kathy, Barbara , Linda , Ann and Mary Ellen , and her brothers , Kenneth , William and Harry , al- so Mr. and Mrs. George Burge , Jr., and children , George and De- bra , Louis Boyce of Moriches. Mrs. William Duffy and daug hter , Eileen , of Astoria and Miss Pat- ricia Igoe of Bayside. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grogan of Midland Ave- nue were their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Magee of Brooklyn. Alberta and Roberta Carman , twin foster daughters of Mrs. Jean Arnzen celebrated their tenth birthday Jul y 27 with a family gathering at their home on Dana Avenue. Those present were Mrs. Charles Meyer and children , Kenneth , Lorraine and Patricia , and Robert and Carol Lynn Bel- leville of Mastic. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilliard and sons , Josep h and Ronald , left for their home in Bethlehem , Pa., Saturday after spending a week with Mrs. Gilliard ' s parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Monticello of Willis Avenue. Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Monticello were Mrs. Sylvia Cook and son , Peter , and son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc Donald , and son , Robert , of Brooklyn. Peter remain- ed at the Monticello home to spend -evt ral we ks ' \acation. Mrs . Kathryn Maroni and son , Stephen , of Woodside woie ovt r- niglit guests last Wednesday r>f Mi . and Me. Kuhaid i> u\m ol Vernon Avenue. ^iili 'I Hi ¦ rt iiniiii niuinMiiiMiiiiiuiik.it iillillltr > i z: - \ HERRMAN N ' S & , \ Li L lhiU IL H IM J J JUI Main Street Center Moriches ATlantic 4-0301 ^'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin ^ I ROADSIDE I j GREENHOUSE | ;^gg!|gg^ M ontauk Hwy. § World Wide Delivery f ? Through F.T.D. - .7lllll\IHlHlltP'|H|;l|ll|lHII|!Ulllli| WHERE DIGNITY JSifeN. i AND TRAD ITION * JHE a j Soften Your Grief ^P^ m^ g^g^B ^UJutAxtl THlome/ ' i. Wesley Sinnickson Thomas D. Sinnickson Licensed Manager Licensed Partner I MAIN STREET , CENTE R MORICHES ATlantic 4-0065 | - r-y ' ww 'rT'rTT'ryyy***^** ^^^ ¦vw f »ir» >» » > »» i i» » »»« »» > w o wm MONUMENTS ERECTED IN ALL CEMETERIES BARBER and SMITH Neville Street , Center Moriches Office Hours , 9 to 3 ATlantic 4-0231-0304 pM^S^SSMSSS^^ BETZ LUMBER COMPANY | Building Materials & Supplies - Hardware - Paints | FROWEIN AVENUE CENTER MORICHES | Near R. R. Station ATlantic 4-0864 I igaSMSSS^^KK^^ LANNI BROS. 575 MASTIC ROAD MASTIC BEAC H ATlan tic 1 -9503 • OIL and GAS BURNERS and PARTS • WATER PUMPS and PARTS • BOTTLED GAS • FUEL OIL PLUMBIN G and H EATING • WELL D RIVING • LOCAL CANDIDATE , Edwin Arnzen of Center Moriches , left , town clerk hopeful , gets \ good luck\ handshake from Charles R. Dominy. Suffolk County Sheriff , chosen by Republican Party nominating committee July 24 to carry GOP banner in campaign for town supervisory o ffice. Running mates attended Sunrise Republican Club meeting July 25 in Center Moriches. —Advance Photo Shirley, LI Official Struck b y Teenager In Real Estate Office SHIRLEY—A Shirl. -y. U. Inc. oniekii was stnu-k on the he-id with a stick .In y 21 when he lvfu- ^ed to . uive two t\enayi'i- > S!0 at th - film ' s real e^t Uc office , Filth Pic- einct Folic ¦ repoih'd. dames F. Victor of :' ,X Ileath- cot Comt , an^ l jnoperiy manager in the Shiiley o- ftf ani/ 'atioii. t dd po- .ice he was clo . -dn« th olhco abou t ¦< p. m. at Upton I' .oulexard an I Montauk Highway. when two youths came in and asked for a rai' road timetab' e. lie - -aid he did not have one to uive them. Then . Mr. Victor told police , the youths a-k»d for tf ll ) , and he re- fused to give them any money and told them to leave the otiice. When they would not ieave. Mr . Victor told po ice , he reached for th\ p hone to call po ' .ic and wa> struck across the forehead above the left eye. The two teenaiv-r:- , whom Mr. Victor helievd were If. to lfi years of aue . then left the offi c , he told police. After Mr. Victor phoned the Fifth Precinct . Patrolman J. R I Woods was d' :>patched to the scene. Fishing Poles , Reels Stolen From Cabin Cruiser CENTER MORICHES — Five fishing poles and reeN. valued !>\ police at .$70 . were reported Satur- day to have been stolen from the cabin cruiser of Raymond I. Mc- Quain of 20 P.rooktield Avenue Fifth Precinct police ^aid. The theft took place , police ~ ,aid between July 2A and Saturday when the cruiser was moored on the Center Moriches canal. Patrol- man John McQuade investigated. LEWIS A. HOWELL . (55 , a de- signer and builder of Scout ( \ as- >ai! boats and a life h>n L; I evident of Center Moriches , died Jul\ 27 at Brookhaven Menu rial Hosp ital. He was a life m<>mb \r of the Center Moriches Fire Department Suivivinu- Mr. Howell are hi- mother , Mrs . Lil 'ie Howell; a daughter , Mr.s . Lillian Pdi-s ot Huntin gton Station , and a . sMej , Mrs. Lovisa Ro«e. The Center Moriches Fire De- partment held servics Jul y 2s ut the Moriches Funeial Home . Fun- eral services were hi Id Julv 21) , the Rev. William H. Waters , ' pas- tor of th\ Center Moriches Metho- dist Church , offieiatinu. Interment was in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, East Moriches. HOWARD E. POST. SI . of Richmond Hill and East Moriches , died July 25 after a Ionu iUne-s. The husband of the late l' .er- tha Wells Post , he i- Miivived by a sister . Mis- Elizabeth S. Tost , of Richmond Hill; a son , Howard E. Po-t . -Jr.. of West Hempstead ; three daughters . Dor- othy Post White of Morris Town- ship, X. J., Marjorio E. Bauer of Eastchester , and Jean R. Hump h- reys of Cheraw, S. (' .; and ei^ht grandchildren. The Post' s have been Summer lesidents of East Moriches since 1917. Their first home was the old H. C. Smith home on Moriches Avenue , but sine VJAO they have made their home on Moriches In- land. After the hurricane of li'. '^S comp letely demolished their house. Mr. and Mrs. Post rebuilt , and members of their famil y are con- tinuing* to spend their Summers in East Moriches. MRS. VITA RAPPA . G2 , of Laurel Lane. Shirley, died July 27 at Bayview General Hospital , Mas- tic Beach. Born March 21 , 180 ( . » , she was a native of Italy and resided in Shirley for the past 10 years. Mi's. Rappa is survived b y three sons , Peter. Salvatore and Vincent , all of Shirley; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Fa vara of Shirley and Mrs. Josep hine Guglieamo of Queens; a sister , Mrs . Concetta Vi- tale of Shirley; a brother. Joseph Garapollo of Shirley, and nine grandchildren. Rosary services were held at S p. m. Sunday at Herrman ' s Fun- eral Home. Center Moriches , the Rev. Wisniewski offiri iting. Re- quiem mass was offend at i) a. m. Monday at St. John the Evange- list R^ C. Church. Center Mori- ches , by the Rev. Andrew Klar- mann. Interment followed at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. East Moriches. OBITUARY LEMMEN'S NURSERY EAST MORICHES AT - 4 - 0 9 9 0 Kata>»3 ^t5^a5taa3>3>5}8iS}»3?3i3t5»5«»'
