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VT 4-1111 A -on Caiy Lanc e was born to Mi. . nd Vh- X01 111..11 do 'd- stem of .Montauk Hi g hway July 25 at t' e Bio ohha\tn Memoiial Hosp tab the bab\ wieuhed 9 pound- s t>iuui « . d no coup le have two othi r child ien Evan . I . and Nancy ' > Mi- , dold-tem is the foimei Mi-s Dionne Michaels, daughter of Mi. and Mr- . Jac k Michael- - ot Setauket. Mr. Gold- sti 111 - a ilon-t at the BaiL-tone Nui-ci\ in East Munches. Mi. and Mi s. Hauy Bingen- heime aim giandson , Dwight Peter- sun, and Mis- , Loui-e Bmgenheim- ei all of Connecticut , l etuined home lecently aftei spending a two we eks vacation at the home of Mi and Mis Myi on Hulse on Union \\cnue. Mi. Bingenheimer and Mi-- Louise Bingenheimer aie bi othei and sister of Mrs. Ilul-e. OX Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Al- exander Etpeiti of Laura Lee Dim held an outdoor barbecue upon the occasion of the eighth biithday oi John Vigliotta , son of Mi. and Mis. Ernest Vig liotta of Ocean A\enue. Attending w ere Mr. and Mis. Ernest Vigliotta and childien. Mana , Paul , Joa n and Maig aiet .Mi . and Mrs. Nat Zim- nit t . Mi. and Mrs. Gus Mitchell , Mi. and Mis. Esperti and the guest-of-honor , all of Center Mor- iches. ^ Alfied and Ronald Blechner ac- companit d by their father , Alfred Blechnei . Si., spent Sunday swim- ming m the outdoor pool of theii uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs De/-o Tenke m South Haven Uh< y jo ined in swimming with theu cou-nis , Su-an , Richard and Biuce. and Susan ' s friend , Kandy S L hi oud of the Bronx , who is spending a few we eks with her. Bnthda\ - coming up this week aie: August 4 — Mis- Ruth Trim- ble of Mam Stieet; August 5 — Dayton Hanio id , Sr., of Lake Ave- nue , Ingiecl Olsc n , daughter of M J and Mis . Reidor Oisen of Chnton Stieet will be thiee year« old . Mis Alic e Lukert of South Ocean A\enu e; August 7 — Rub- en Sc lici t , son of Mis. Alfred Blu hnci (d Bank Stieet; August i- - John ilu l - e of Barnes Road. John .\ o< . son oi Mi. and Mis A\ dham Xoe will be five veai s old Bui' c Vieitel of 10 Shirlev Stieet , Peter Nissen , son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Nissen of Holi- day Boulevard and Arthur Wilcox , Jr., son of Arthur Wilcox , Sr., of Old Neck Road will be 10 years old ; August 10 — Mark C. Scale of Brookfield Avenue. Anniversaries for the month of August are August 6 — Mr. and Mrs. George Schoener of Beach- fern Road , 11 years ; August 7 — Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Robinson of 30 Miller Avenue , 7 years ; August 17 — Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Viertel of 10 Shirley Street , 4 years — August 25 — Mir . and Mrs. Robert Stewart , 4 years and August 30 — Dr. and Mrs. Abram Goldsher of North Ocean Avenue. The annual baptism seivice of the Christ Church of God , Mid- dlesex District , will he held at Camp Paquatuck at 1 p. m. Sun- day. About three choirs will take part. The public is invited to at- tend this outdoor service . The Rev. Salvatore Greco of the Chi ist Church of the Full Gospel , Assembly of God , announced that the graduation program for the Vacation Bible School sceduled to be held Saturday will be held in- stead Fnday at 7:30 p. m. The speakei will be Arnold Johnson , Asheioken Distnct Chief oi Police The Rev. Mi. Gieco extends an invitation to the public to attend. EASTPO RT Miss Bonnie Bell. Tel. EAstport \ >-fl04G Sunday ni^ hL Mi. and Mr,. Jack Tuttle enteituined at a barbecue supp< . r Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vakay and (hikiien , Brenda and So >tt , and Mr. and Mrs . Veinon Tuttle . Ji.. and chi'dien , Dawn , Stair, Vanessa and Wayne. Mr. and M;i s>. \ enum Tuttle. Sr.. had as their guests Fi day Mr. ¦nd Mis . John LaBai ron ui Miami Beach , Fla. Raymond Cc i uti, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Ccruti of Manoi fioid , celebrated his seventh birth- day lecentlv. Among his guests v ue Ka ' .hC K 'cords . Cind\ Tra- vis. Robert Kuech , Gordon Kelley, Gregory Capozzola , Benjamin Ros- ko , Marion Ccruti and his grand- mother , Mis. Arthur Daw son. Soi thside Grange Post 1224 will meet at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Legion Hall. Josep h Bigora will show a film on the Patchogue bourth o£ July parade. John Lee Stoddard , son of Mr. and Mrs . Harold Stoddard , was christened last Sunday at St. John ' s R. C. Church in Center M , oriches. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kish , Jr., are the godparents. Fol- lowing the christening a dinner was served at the home of Mrs. Kish , Sr., of Collins Avenue. Pre- sent were Joyce and Harold Stod- dard , Gary and Cindy Kish , Janis Grant , Jean Makowski , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rabb , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamoga and Mr. and Mrs. John Mackno. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. The annual Firemen ' s barbecue will be held 6 p. m. Saturday on the firehouse premises. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bell of Patchogue entertained at a bar- becue supper last Thursday, Mi 1 , and Mrs. W. A. Bell , Miss Bonnie Bell , Robin and Candace Bell , Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bell and sons , Thomas , Richard , and James Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vakay, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Massey, Jr., and Mi. and Mrs. Ver- non Tuttle , Jr., attended the show- ing of Guy Lombardo ' s \Para- dise Island\ at the Jones Beach Marine Theatre . Miss Janet Thompson of Bay Shore spent the weekend at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tuttle , Miss Marie Tuttle , and Miss Judy Wicknes attended the rece nt ehns- tening of Patricia Ann , daughter of Mr. and Mis. Arthur Scott of East Islip. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Riley and children , Suzy and Donnie. of Rid ge wood spent the w eekend vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ash- c raft of Collins Avenue. Last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. John McCann and children , Jean Mane , and John , Jr., Miss Gladys Pitmen of Bay Shore and Mrs. Emma Vakay were dinner guests of Mr. and ' Mrs. Stewart Worby of Tuttle Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adelwerth and family returned recentl y from a two-week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Durst and family of West Palm Beach , Fla. The Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Kel- ley, Sr., are also home after a month' s visit with their son-in-law and daughter , the Dursts , who ac- companied them to Eastport , and then went to visit his paients in Michigan. The Advance is on sale at Moore ' s Stationery and Eastport Stationery in Eastport. —Adv. Miss Kathy Hicks of Seaford has returned home after spending a three-week vacation with her un- cle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Collins. Mr. and MJrs. Gerald James Bell and sons , Thomas , Richard , and James , hav e returned to their home in Roanoke , Va., after spending a two-week vacation with their parents , Mr. and Mrs. W. A Bell , and Mrs. Gladys Lowe. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Cleary of Rockaway Point and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Cleary of Salina , Kans., spent a few days last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Salamone and family of Moriches Boulevard. Mrs. Lawrence Hawes was the hostess at a party Thursday nig ht at her home for Mesdames Irene Norton. Joyce Kelley, Janis Penn- ey, Jean Tuttle , Janis Adelwerth , Georginia Wilcox , Marie Gordon , Bea Records and Jane Lorenze. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thompson and son , Kevin, and Mrs. Charles Thomipson spent Monday of last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Kalwite of East Islip. Karen Thompson , who had been visiting at the Kalwite home ,- returned home with her parents. Youth , 19 , Charged Wit h Assaulting Off-Dut y Policeman MASTIC BEACH—A 19-year- old Middle Village youth p leaded not guilty Monday to committing third degree assault Sunday here and will be tried October 9 before Brookhaven Town Justice Leon E. Giuffreda in Patchogue. The complainant , Victor F. Vil- lacara , a Fifth Precinct police pa- trolman, charged Robert Anello of Juni per Valley Road , Middle Vil- lage , with thiid degree assault . The patiolman told police that he was off dut y when the incident occuried at the Beachcomber ta- vern here. He said he was sitting with a friend , John Dawson of Noith Bell port , when the defend- ant threatened to fight him , ac- cording to police. Police said Mr . Villacara told them the Anello youth struck him in the mouth and Le placed the defendant under arrest about 1 :30 a. m. Sunday. Anello was released in $50 bail for his arraignment Monday be- fore Justice Giuffreda in Patch- ogue. The justice said the defend ant' s request for a jury trial was g ranted. Anello is represented bv Attorney W. M. Conlon of Sea- ford. Anello was released in $500 bail. CAMP P Uil' VLTCK FAVORITES , the kitchen staff , is composed of . left lo right , I)a\id Rogers , Calvin Bulloc k . Robert Muller , Mrs. * Edward Rogers, John Rogers , Richard Davis and Tony Morrisetie. —Advance Photo P\Ql VITCK COI M II.OR SP\FF is made up of . knteb ' ng left to right. Joanna Buxton . Vicki I ntler . Susan Friedlander . Valerie Briggs. Terry \\ tiler and Janet Ferguson. Standing, left to right , t laj t on Hu«>\ , camp director: Ka> La/- /aro . arts and crafts instructor; Carol Rabson , musical therapj instructor ; Teni a Friedlander , Mary Ann Kober , John Szwanjk , George Schul- ier , Frank Curruz/o , physical therapist , and Louis Riccardello , director. —Advance Photo M \STIC—The Mastic Fiie Depaitment Band will hold an outdooi Sumni\i conceit at 8 ]). m . tomon ow at the depait- ment ' s parking field on Mastic Road. All types of music will be p lay ed and the majorettes wdl tiive a twirling demonstration. The public is invited to at- tend. No admission will be charged. Manager of the 40-p iece band is Thomas Ey ton-Jones , j who is in charge of the affair. Last Sunday, the band en- tertained youngsters at Camp Paquatuck, East Moiiches. — i BAZAAR ON FRIDAY CENTER MORICHES—The ba- zaar of St. John ' s R. C. Chuich will be held tomorrow because of last week' s rain. If it should rain tomorrow the bazaar will be held Satuiday. Awards are expected to be given tomorrow at 11 p. m. Mastic FD Band Concert Tomorrow Mr. and Airs . K . A. Low ell, AT 1-UZ1I Mrs . Alice Chapman is visiting with her lelativos m Cohlcskill. Mesdames Geoi ge H. Foster , Veinon IIa\ens, J. C. Raynor of East Moi iches. and Mis. John Fer- guson of Center Moriches weie guests of Mrs . Herbert Hay den of Mattituck at a caul part y g iven m that \ illage. George H. Foster , son of Mrs. George H. Foster* is spending w eekends at the Hoag land home- stead during the Summer while attending giaduate business school at New York University . j Mi s. Robert Manahan and son , David , are \ isiting Mrs. Effie Mc- Cutcheon. Robert Manahan is ex- pected in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. William Tuttle and famil y enjoyed a motor trip throug h the New Eng land states last week. Miss Suzanne Havalek of South - bridge , Mass., has spent several weeks visiting the Iversens of Mo- riches Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Van Wickler visit- ed with the Iversens over the weekend. Miss Varol yn Brown of Pinkhill , N. C , has been spending several weeks with her sister-in-law , Mrs . James Brown , at the Dillon resi- dence. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Reeve have reurned home after a motor trip through the Middle West and a visit with their son , Howell , of Gilmore City, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Doug las Raynor and famil y are spending some time wdth Mr. Raynor ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Raynor of Osborn e Avenue. William Kober , son of Mrs. Genevieve Kober , has completed his enlistment in the Navy and is now stay ing with his mother. Mrs. Bernice Lenachko and daughter , Janice , of Bridgeport , Conn., are visiting with the George Dunlaps of Pine Street. Lawrence C. Smith and famil y have moved from Main Street to a bungalow on Evergreen Avenue in Benjamintown. The Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Dick- son and famil y have returned from a vacation in New Britain , Canada. Mrs. Dickson formerly gathered new r s for this paper . East Moriches — —^—\-^——^-^^^—^^^^^^^—^^^^^—^^^^^^^^^^^^^^mmMmBmmmmmmM^m^mammwammmMmm^^^^mmmwm. STEINER'S LUMBER YARD , INC. < CLINTON STREET ATlantic 4-0131 CENTER MORICHES £ 4 COAL :: CUSTOM HOMES BUILT \ ? WOMEN DRIVERS don 't seem to worry Wil- liam Floyd Hig h School driver education instruc- tor Richard , Hyland. Here he shows Marguerite ' Almasy of Mastic Beach her progress report as Geraldine , left , and Maureen Reidy, also of Mastic Beach , look on. Mr. Hyland teaches nine classroom and driving sections in special William Floyd High School Summer program. —Advance Photo Manorville a Hit At Jame sport Parade The Manorville Fire Department marched in the annual Jamespoit fiie department paiad e Jul y 25 The Manorville fnemen won fu st prize for a group under 20 men. The Manorville Ladies ' Au\iliaiy took first prize for best appear- ance. M' rs. Arlene Jamer cai I led the American Flag, and Mis. He- len Oliver and Mrs. Helen Fink cari ied the Manorville fire depait- ment banner. Mrs. Helen Oliver accep ted the trop hy for the Ladies ' Auxiliary. Currency of the United States that is burned to ashes cannot be redeemed. pMSMMa^msm^^ 1 - COINS - J BOUGHT AND SOLD | Coin Books 3 for $1 .00 J HAVE A FEW KEY COINS IN PENNIES j ^ 1961 Pennies , Nickels , Dimes and Quarters \ 0 (Uncirculated Philadelphia Mint) \ I ALSO A FEW PROOF SETS j | : J g COIN DATE , GOOD TO RESTORE DATES, $ BUFFALO , V NICKELS , SHIELD NICKELS , g p GOOD FOR ONLY THESE NICKELS $1.00 6 And Other Accessories Pertaining to Coins ^ | BILL'S PLA CE \ i I MAIN STREET EAST MORICHES , N. Y. | 4 $ P hone ATlantic 4-0584 | ^SMSS^^iS^^ MASTTC BEACH — The ladies of the Mastic Beach Democratic Club are sponsoring a card party Monday at 8 p. m. at the Demo- cratic clubhouse on Locust Drive. Awards will be given and refresh- ments served. CARD PARTY St. Andrew ' s Vicar Names Substitutes MASTIC BEACH: St. Andrew ' s vicar , the Rev. Alfred T. K. Zadig, h a*, announced that the Rev. Rogei Geffen of Poit Washington will be the celebrant of the Mass for the remainder of the month of August He will a 7 so preach the sermon in the absence of Father Zadig. On August 13 , the Rev. Harry J. Sutcliffe , chaiiman of the E p is- copal Guild for the Blind , will pi each the sermon. He himself is b ind and one of the greatest p lcasuies of his life is his woik in association with the B' nai B' lith in hel ping to prepaie blind boys of the Jewish faith for theii Bar Mitzvahs. The Rev. Mr. Zadig also added that a new oigan has been loaned to St. Andrew ' s Episcopal Chuich bj St. James ' Church of Brook- haven. A hand carved wooden Cbristus Rex from Ital y has also been given and dedicated for use on the altar. POST OPERATIVE STRETCHER , donated last week to Bayview Hospital by Ladies ' Auxiliary of Mastic Beach , is shown by nurses Mrs. Mary Soderlund , left , and Miss Joanne Ennesser , both auxiliary members. Gilt affords greater safety to patients still under anesthesia. —Advance Photo MASTIC—A special Pi emotion Board meeting of Boy Scout Troop 262 was held July 27 at the Biook- haven Town Recreation Centei on Classon Avenue. John Opal was promoted to Stai scout , Philip Kalanz and William Opal to Fiist Class scouts , and Arnold Bentley and John Williams to Second Class scouts. Boaid membeis piesent were Edward PedeLson , chairman , John Opal and John Kalanz. Scoutmas- ter Harold Hulse instructed the boys in tying knots . Leaders in chaige were Mr. Hulse and As- sistant Scoutmaster W o o d i o w Hawkins. Mastic Troop 262 Holds Promotion Board Meeting MASTIC BEACH—A Teen-Ago dance will be held at 8 p. m. at the Hebi ew Center on Neig hbo 1 - hood Road. All teen-agers of the area and fiiends are cordiall y in- vited to attend this affair. TEEN-AGE DANCE A 71-yeai -old man died the eve ning ol Jul y 27 m Tiana Bay be tween the mainland and the bai nei beach at East Quogue. The victim , August Sabini of Montauk Highway, Ea-t Moii- ches . appaicntly suffered a heait attac k while clamming in shallovv water. According to Southampton Tow n Police , Mi. Sabini was c l amming with Mr. and Mi- . Joseph Savi of Mastic Beach , about 7 p. m. w hen he slump' d down into the w ater. The couple pulled him ashor< and app lied aitilicial ies- piiation. He was pioiiounced dead a fi \\ minuted latei. fdn has many tools , but a lie is the handle whic h fits them all. East Moriches Man Dies While Clamming Near East Quogue Sand Pit Petition Slated for Action By Town Board MANORVFLLE — The Brook- haven Town Board will hear a petition by the T. and A. Sand and Stone Coi poiation to change he zoning of its Manorville pro- ] ertv from \C\ residential to \L-\\ Industrial , at 7:30 p. m. August 15 at Town Hall , Robert A. Cooney. Brookhaven Town Clerk , has announced. Long a source of antagonism to a large segment of Manorvil' e re- sidents , the sand pit , loc l '- ed on South Stieet west of Wading Ri- ver Road, has been dormant s.nce 1 958 , when the zoning board of appeals rejected a request b y the corporation for an extension ' »f its two year permit to remove sund and stone from the 85-acre pro- perty. Objections voiced by Manorvi'le. lesidents range from the be ' ief that if the sand p it resumes c per- ation. it will become an \ attrac- tive nuisance \ or dangerous temptation to children , to the fact that dust will be raised on South Street by the corporation ' s heavy equipment. If the variance is granted, how- ever , town ordinance providj s tnat South Street must be oiled by tne corporation to keep dust to a min- imum and that excavation at the pit will be under the supervision of the building inspector. Nevertheless , a large turnout of Manorville residents can be ex- pected to attend the Town Hall meeting and voice their opposition to the granting of the variance , Ernest Rol p h , chairman of rhe Manorville Taxpayers and Civ ic Association , predicted.
