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CENTER MORICHES NEWS Mrs. Alfred K. Blechner . AT 4-1114 Rowannc Hockenberry, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. \Y.A. Hocken- berry of Smith Street , .as guest- of-honor at an outdoor ba i beeue August 1 held in honor of her Sweet Sixteenth birthday. Lawn torches supp lied lighting and add- ed color to the affair. A birthday cake that centered the buffet table was decorated in pink and white and had an inscri ption of \Happy Swe'*l Sixteenth Birth- day Rowanne. \ Dancing, music and games were enjoyed. Rowanne wa- presented wi th a gold charm bracelet with a birthday charm attached by her parents , and other gold charms from other guests . Guests from Center Mori- ches were Jerry Hooper , Robert Muller , Karen Hallock , David Rogers , Paul Hallock , Warren Daw. - , Linoa Blechner . Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kondratowicz and children , Stacey and Donna , Mr. and-Mr s . Edward Townsend and children , Darby and Melissa , Mr. and Mrs. James Hallock , Mrs. Blanche Hopper and daughter , Leslie , Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rog- ers , George Hawkins and son , George , Jr., the guest-of-honor ' s parents and her sister , Lori , from East Moriches; Norman Lill y, Jr., Joan Macaluso. Lynn Remsen and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lill y; from Westhampton , Derek Wright , Bill McBride and Mrs. Richmond ' vj, Wri ght and from Manorvihe , Joyce Plisko. About 40 members of the Colonel Steuben Society of Hempstead were guests at Hotel Lindenmere Tuesday. James Raynor , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Francis of Senix Ave- nue , was honorably discharged from the Navy after spending 4 \ _i years in service. He was stationed in Okinawa and returned home with his wife , Takie , and daug h- tei , Cynthia Kay, who will be a year old August 21. Mr. and Mrs. Ravnor celebrated their wedding anniversary also August 8 when they arrived at the home of Mr. Raynor * s parents where they are staving temporarily. Live R.tter With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Norman H y land and son , Paul , of Main Street re- turned home recently after spend- ing a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Gootz and famil y in Casleton . The Gootz famil y are former resi- dents of Center Moriches. They also went on a si ghtseeing tour to Niagara Fails , parts of Canada , Howe Caverns , Corning Glass Works and Atlantic City. Arthur Harkin , III , son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harkin of Holli- was born on his paternal grand- father ' s birthday, Jul y 22. His grandfather is Arthur Haikin oi 172 Holiday Boulevard , Holiday Beach. The baby was christe -ed August 6. Mrs. Lois Anderson and chil- dren , Thomas , Kathleen and Glenn , of Wappinger Falls , spent las t week with Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Gomez of Terry Court. A daughter , Kathleen Ann , was born; to Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Smith of Bellview Avenue July 27 at the Central Suffolk Hospital in Riverhead. The infant weig hed 8 pounds 10 ounces. Mrs. Smith is the former Miss Penney Davis , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Davis of Smith Street. Mr. Smith is emp loyed by the New Y' ork Telep hone Company in Southamp- ton. Birthdays this week are : Aug- ust 1 8—Carol Ann Tenke , daugh- tei of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tenke cf Senix Avenue , 15; August 20— Kathleen Francis , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. John Francis of Senix Avenue , 22; John Ciperano, Sr., of Newins Street , the Rev. Salvatore Greco of Senix Avenue. Robert Seifert , son of Mrs. Al- fred Blechner of Bank Street , was given a surprise weenie roast birthday party by his friends at the new Kaler ' s Pond in Center Moriches August 7 when he be- came 1(5 years old. Swimming was enjoyed by all. Present were Ronnie Kangas of Middle Island ; Louis Soper and Gary Cunning- ham of Manorville; Terry Kos- loski , Sand y Meyer , Cindy Har- rison , Linda Serviss , Joanne Mc- Cormick. Marie Constantino and Ellen Fitzpatric , all of East Moriches; Larrie Rima , David Sutton , Eddie Bogash, Gary Roth , Marilyn Hickey, Loraine Hanford , Tony Bartoszewicz , Bob Chester and the guest-of-honor. Bob Seifert of Bank Street , son of Mrs. Alfred Blechner , won a trop hy for taking first p lace in the 150 feet free sty le race spon- sored by the Hampton Chapter , American Red Cross , August 9. Bob has held this title for the pas„ two years. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Craft and son , Tod , of Dover , N.J. were weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Craft' s mother , Mrs. Arthur Schoener on Montauk Hig hway. They were also guests at an out- door barbecue at the home of Mrs Craft ' s brother-in-law and sister. Mi- , and Mrs. Emery Tenke on Senix Avenue. Mrs . Frank Turrisi and daugh- ter , Janice , of Miami , Fla., are guests at the home of their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Turrisi at 26 Senix Avenue. They are former resi- dents of Center Moriches. The second annual family clam bake was enjoyed by many at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Georgv Schoener , Saturday. Thi ,s outdoor famil y get-together proved to be such a success last year when it was first held that they decided co make it an annual affair. Although everyone hel ped in the preparation of the feast , Mrs. Henry Steff ens acted as clrrf. Those present were Mr. and Mis. Gordon Craft and son , Tod , of Dover , N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schoener Jr., and daughters , Nancy and Jill , of Moriches; Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tenke , Jr., and children , Carol Ann , Craig and Lynn , Mr. and M rs. Henry Stef- fens, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cotting- ham and children , Mark and Roger , Mrs. Arthur Schoener , Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. George Schoe- ner and children , Kerri , Dawn and Stuart. More on page 2 , this section THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES Save time and money by study- ing thp food ads in The Advance. Each week, important specials are offered that mean big savings for the household budget. —Adv. Random Views on the News Photo Quiz: The question: Would a woman^ make a good astronaut ? * * * MRS. MARGUERITE FIGHI- ERA , Happy Drive , Shirley, wait- ress : \Yes , I think so. They have ; more patience than men and are more accustomed to being confin- ed in one place. \ WILIAM FREY , 135 Park Drive , Mastic Beach , pri nter: \No , they ' re already too far out in space. \ MRS. MARIE CLARK , Forest Avenue , Shirley, waitress: \I don 't think I' m brave enough but women are gradually taking over hazardous duties. \ JIM SHANE , Union Avenue , Center Moriches , beach attendant: \Even thoug h women are at- taining greater heights in the world , men should retain the pri- vilege of space exploration if only for tradition ' s sake. \ FAITH ROSE \ , Main Street , Center Moriches , student: \Yes , I do. Pound for pound , women are stronger than men. \ •i * ; \ ; : . ; LAWRENCE GOLDSTEIN , Lin- ly Pond Lane , Eastport depart- ment store proprietor : \Sure , if she ' s a qualified indi- vidual. \ Mrs. M. Fiffhiera William Frey Mrs. Marie Clark Jim Shane Faith Rose i Lawrence Goldstein I • mmm m mm m mmm mmm mm m mmmm u mm tM Mmmttam m mmmtmmmmm_t mmmm_mmmmm ^ nrwwmrvmnnruuuu _ t m t . REAL ESTATE INSURANC E Ce ntermoric lies ,N.lt^A*'4-0400 ~ amaa^aa—akak_»__a__ata_»_^_m___w_t___m_tm_____m______ _ -_ - — — — — — — __-.,^__ __-»___ — _.— -.__„_ __m __ mm ____ m ____ m _____ m — - J » J -_. — .u.^ .— — . Federal Judge Harold Medina Finds Boat Sunk Federal Judge Harold R. Me- dina strolled down to the beach from his Summer home on Apau- cuck Lane , Westhampton , Sunday morning, to check on his yacht , the Spendrift II , anchored 200 feet off shore in Moriches Bay. The 46-foot cruiser , valued at $75, - 000, was almost out of si g ht , with its hull resting on the bottom in about six feet of water. Twelve hours earlier at 9 p. m. Saturday, according to Southamp- ton Police and the Coast Guard , the judge ' s yacht was struck a g lancing blow on the bow by a 16- i ' oot inboard speedboat. Late Sat- urday night , Avedik Akopian , 36 , of 69-48 Kessel Street , Fores t Hills , who is vacationing in West- hampton , reported to police he had struck an object in his speedboat , while cruising on the bay in the darkness. Authorities didn 't worry about the incident until Sunday morning when Judge Medina called. Both police and the Coast Guard are in- vestigating the incident. No charges have been filed against Mr. Akopian. Judge Medina said the yacht , powered b y twin diesel engines , is a total loss but that it is covered by insurance. a~ _ k ~ara k ~ t m- a. ~ a_ r __ r'a~ t» ~a~a~ a ~ — k- m _ ~Mh~mrm _ m.- _m « ¦.» — aa» ¦» — ¦ PIANIS T Wishe s to Rent Small Studio or House for Practice Purposes on Year-round Basis Should have electricit y and be away from Cher dwellings and people. Will agree to do painting and minor repairs if necessary. Box 534 :: East Moriches ATIantic 4-0676 .-,- „¦ . - . .. . .. - . . . . - , . -» .:>. _. '»• \ >\ E *\ -' < ' ¦* - ¦ -• *• • --¦ -• ¦ - ¦ * -¦¦ ' ¦ * ' District 32 Si gnups At Floy d Next Week Reg istration of all new students of Union Free School District 32 will be held at the William Floyd School Tues- day, Wednesday and next Thursday from 9 a. m. until 12 noon . Students who are register- ing should have with them proof of age , most recent re- port card , transfer papers from schools previously at- tended and health and immu- nization records. All new students , regard- less of grade level , should reg- ister at the William Floyd School on these days. Mastic FD Band Sets Fre e Concert Aug. 25; Majorettes to Twirl MASTIC — The Mastic Fire De- partment Band will present a free concert at 8 p. m. August 25 at the Mastic Fireball. Valentine Tagliavia will conduct the 40-viece brass band with a pro- gram of varied marches and pol- kas. The band' s majorette? will al- so entertain with baton and flag twirling. The concert will be held rain or shine and all area residents are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served. The band won first prize re- cently in a parade in Flanders and second prize in Old Quogue. They expect to parade in Hagerman Monday, in Mastic Beach August 30 , and in Centereach August 31. Thomas Eyton-Jones is manager of the band. MBP0A Elects New Officers And Directors MASTIC BEACH — At a meet- ing Saturday night held in their newl y renovated clubhouse at the corners of Neighborhood Road and Orchid Drive the membershi p of the Mastic Beach Property Own- ers Association elected their new . -date of offic?rs and hoard of di- rectors for the 1901-62 turm. Elected to the office of presi- dent of the assoc ' ation was Wal- tt r W. Werner and serving with him will be William Geyer as vice president . Mrs. Gertrude Park- er was elected recording secretary, Mrs. Lee Romberg, financ ial si cre- tary, and Mrs. Mildred Lucchese , treasurer. Elected to serve as directors of the board were Richard Brennan , Sr.. Edward Brod< rick , Oscar Cle- ments. Chester Dictz , Salvador Gonzalez , Herman Hausman , Mrs. Marie Larsen , Mrs. Agnes Mack , Joseph Meshenberg, Josep h O'Con- nell , Donald Parker , Paul Presta , William Rambrrg James O'Reilly, Frank Rink , Fred Traxel. James \ enables , Frank Vopelak , William Yopelak and John Yaeger , Sr. With her re/ /election for a new term , it was pointed out , Mrs. Gertrude Parker is serving in her sixth consecutive term as the as- sociation ' s recording secretary with Mrs. Lee Ramberg embarking up- on her second year as financial secretary and Mrs. Mildred Luc- chese beginning her fifth conse- cutive term. The second annual Installation Dinner-Dance at which these of- ficers will be installed is to be held August 1.9 at the clubhouse. Those serving on the installation board will be Brookhaven Town Supervisor August Stout , Jr., Superintendent of Highway s Charles W. Barraud , Sheriff Charles R. Dominy, Brookhaven Town Justice of the Peace Leon E. Giuffreda and Edwin Arnzen. Preceding the actual installation ceremonies a cocktail hour will be held from 7 to 8 p. m. to be followed immediatel y by dinner. Later , a social evening has been planned which will feature the mu- sic of Peter Mezzapelle and his Mello-Dees. A late buffet supper will also be served. .jiimiiiiiiiiii l/ \ f\ V / f / ( J\^yJ 1\1.J iiiiiiiiiBiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiQ * = 5 i I J. J. SILVA j f In Association with Philip Sonnichsen j I TEACHER of BRASS and STRINGS I § i H S Composition and Theory of Music I in i 1 Formerl y With : Pupil of: I 1 BOSTON OPERA HARRY GLANTZ 1 I HOUSTON SYMPHONY FR . ...- p.. ,, w< I I NATIONAL SYMPHONY v r „m f« p rTrFiin I £ ORCHESTRA ASS'T NICHOLAS FLAGELLO | I WEST POINT BAND BILL RUSSO 1 I 5 = I 611 Cathedral Pkway. Montauk Hi g hway | I New York 25 , N. Y. East .Moriches § MOnumcnt 6-1253 ATIantic 1-0676 | § i 7iiiniii»iniiiiiHiiniiiiiiiHiiiuiuiiuiuniMiiiiiiiiMMiuiiMiiininnniHniiniuiHnniiiH»iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMci [iiiiiiciiiiiui»imiitiiiiiiuiiii'iuiuuiiiiiiiiiiiMini)iiiii> - Please Fill Out This Coupon and Mail to: ¦ I THE LONG ISLAND ADVANCE j j Box 631 j 5 Center Moriches , L. I. ¦ ? I AM of the firm belief that Center Moriches i needs an all-year-round movie theatre. ¦ 5 ? I DO NOT believe Center Moriches needs an J S all-year-round movie theatre. 5 NAME | S ADDRESS j jLaa M « MM «»4g««« M M««BM^«BA»««» w A.. ,-,„ „¦ ^^ W ALL STARS of Center Moriches Little League lost close All-Star contest with Westhampton Little League All-Stars 4-2 , Sunday. Kneeling left to right : Billy Roth , Indians ; Charles/ Reisig, Pirates ; Chris Rumph , Cubs ; Don Fieler , Braves ; Peter Abrahamson , Indians ; Don Kern , Indians , and Kurt Reed , Indians. Standing left to rig ht: Charles Theisen , All-Star coach ; David Lieb , Pirates ; James Theisen , Pirates; Ken Reisig, Pirates ; Vic Fchner , Braves ; Bob Bropson , Cubs ; John Czygier , Pirates ; Charles Hartman , Indians , and Arthur Rumph , Center Moriches Little League All - Star manager. —Advance Photo by Gomez EEIM-EHE. [ THE BOSS IS A HARD | $ I MAM TO PLEASE . J * r BEAT S ME . HE \\ NEVER HAS ANYTHING t* BUT PRAISE FOR / g THE PRESCRIPTION ^ \ \ DEPA RTMENT AT t A CE P HARMACY \ C ENTER M ORICHES j Give Yourself A Treat! ! ¦ ! t^^j l ^B^—,- 5 I ^SSII M Waterfront Dining \ m i( \__^_\W\ ^$f _ *r\ ft ™ §Bfcfl3g & in our Colonial Room, j \ ^^^%W3S'( Luncheons and Dinners ¦ u^S ^m^Xw Served Daily and Sunday \ - \ f tinhmmw? Sfotel ! I APARTMENTS AND ROOMS — EFFICIENCY UNITS ¦ S SEDGEMERE ROAD CENTER MORICHES J 5 ATIantic 4-0553 ! ¦ j S YOUR HOSTS — MARIE & OTTO AMENDE i j NO INTOXICATING BEVERAGES SERVED j By Joe Horbert The Westhampton Little League All-Stars met the Center Mori- ches All-Stars on Sunday for the fourth annual Camp Paquatuck benefit game. It was strictl y a p itchers ' duel , with C. Hartman doing the hon- ors for Center Moriches. It was 0-0 until the bottom of the third when Kern walked. Hartman hit a grounder towards second forc- ing Kern out. Reed walked forc- ing Hartman to second. Roth singled and Reed and Hartman came in to make it 2-0. It was quiet until the top of the sixth when Westhampton opened up with a single by Van Hoesen fol- lowed b y a homer by Adler to tie it up two all. But Westhamp- ton didn 't quit there. Loyafa walk- ed , C h e r b o n e singled , Wright singled driving in Loyafa for run number three and Ulan singled in Cherbone for number four. Cen- ter Moriches had the last half of the sixth to recover but couldn 't and it ended 4-2 Westhampton on five hits , with two hits for Center Moriches. The winning pitcher for 'he visitors was Ulan and the los- ing hurler for Center Moriches was Hartman. Little League Hotstove Re-Elect Bouhouris President of Shirley Taxpayers Group SHIRLEY — Nicholas Bouhou- ris was unanimously re-elected president of the Shirley, Long Island , Taxpayers Association at a meeting held Saturday at the clubhouse on Grandview and Ed- wards Drives. Other officers elected were Nor- man Cavaliere , vice president ; Frank Horning, recording secre- tary; George Shiffer , correspond- ing secretary ; Mrs. Louis Pressel , treasurer; Robert Mc Donald , ser- geant-at-arms and directors , Thomas Papa , Mrs. Eva Landau , Mrs. Stanley Berman , Charles Pu- leo , Mrs. M. B. Collins , Vinvent Basile , Mrs. Frank Horning, Louis Pressel , Mrs. Norman Cavaliere , Omer Audet and Joseph Balsamo. Michael Gross was appointed at- torney for the organization. The annual installation dinner- dance will be held at 8:30 p. m. September 2 at the clubhouse. Highli g hting the event will be the crowning of Miss Lauren Di Gan- gi as Miss Shirley of 1962 by Wal- ter T. Shirley. Music for dancing will be furnished by the Contin- ental-Five. Shirley Taxpayers Aux. S quare Dance Aug. 26 SHIRLEY — A square dance , sponsored by the Ladies ' Auxil- iary of the Shirley, Long Island , Taxpayers Association , will be held at 9 p. m. August 26 at the clubhouse on Grandview Drive. Refreshments will be served and music for dancing will be provided by Don DurLacker. Mrs. Bett y Napolitano is chair- man of the affair. Those on the committee include Mesdames Eva Landau , Kay Cavaliere and Rita Cutolo. Burg lary N ets $167 At Mastic Beach Shop ,MASTIC BEACH — Anthony Del Dora of 265 Titmus Drive , Shirley, told police Sunday that $167 in bills and change were stol- en over the weekend from the Sun- flower Coffee Shop of which he is proprietor , according to Fifth Precinct police reports. Police said entry was gained to the Neighborhood R o a d store through the rear door. They said the screen door had been forced open and the main door had been pried open with an imp lement af- ter a pane of glass had been re- moved. According to police the cash re- gister had been broken open and money in the form of bills and nickles , dimes and quarters in rolls had been stolen. Also , police said , two pinball machines had been broken open and an unde- termined number of dimes remov- ed from them. Last week a person or persons stole $3 worth of coffee cake which had been left in front of the store by a bakery, police said. Patrolman Charles Rattigan in- vestigated the case. MASTIC BEACH — The Sheeps Pen Point Rod and Reel Club has scheduled a clambake for members to be held at 4 p. m. September 9 at Captain Andy ' s. At a recent meeting of the club ; p lans were made for a fishing contest to be held over the four- day Labor Day weekend. A prize will be given for the largest catch. The last two fishing contests were held August C and August august 6 and August 15. R. Simran received a prize for his catch of a 3 pound 3V 4 ounce striped bass. This is believed to be the biggest bass caught in the Moriches Bay area this season. A prize was given to Albert Jara for his catch of a 2 pound 14 M> ounce striped bass. The printed word carries the dignity and solemnity of the wed- ding ceremony when you select the expert craftsmanship of The Advance for your wedding invita- tions and announcements—always at budget prices. —Adv. Rod and Reel Club Plans Fishing Contest Schedules Clambake: Dance Held to Boost Dem. Campai gn Fund MASTIC BEACH — Through the combined efforts of the Mas- tic-M o r i c h e s-Shirley Democra- tic Club and the Mastic Beach Democratic Club a fund-raising dance was held Saturday night at the Mastic Beach Democratic Club- house on Locust Drive. Over 200 persons attended the affair and proceeds will go to- ward the Brookhaven Town Dem- ocratic Committe e Campaign Fund. Refreshments were served by the fiance committee and music for dancing was furnished by the Mel- ody Masters. Vocal selections were rendered by William Viola , Mrs. Kay Harkin and Mrs. Helen Mil- ler. Town officials attending were Democratic Chairman , Dominic Baranello. Town Clerk Robert Cooney and Councilman Howard Rowland. Those serving on the dance com- mittee were Eugene Amarri , Charles Fisher , Paul Chappell and Bill Jones. Floyd Grid Practice Begins September 1 Physical examinations and the issuing of equipment for William Floyd varsit y and junior varsit y football candi- dates will be held August 31 at 8:30 a. m., Hal Morpurgo , head Colonial coach , has an- nounced. On Sep tember 1 , regular sp lit practice sessions will be- gin. The boys will bring their own lunches and be on the field in uniform b y 9 a. m. Afternoon practice will begin at 1:20. Bus transportation will be provided for all boys beginning September 1. Coach Morpurgo hopes for a large turn-out. He stresses the fact that no positions have been filled and the fact that veterans and new men alike will have the opportunity of winning a position. HAVING A BALL at Smith' s Point County Park , Great South Beach , are Carol Scribner , left , of Sayville , and Carol yn Sadaw- ski of Mastic Beach. Two shapely lasses were among thousands enjoying one of season ' s last beach weekends. —Advance Photo.
