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EAst port .i-00'G FIRE DEPARTMENT The monthl y meeting of the Ea-tport Lire Department was held August 14 with Chief Her- beit Hrown presiding. The drill team will participate in Flanders August 2(1 and they will also partic i pate in a drill in Hagerman September In . The annual picnic of the fire department will be In Id Septem- ber • '! at Camp Paquatuc-u in East Moriches. It was announced by Gordon Farlow that he will be a candi- date for a commissioner. Michael Salamone has received his key and badge and has- signed the register . Waldevman Burding rnd John Sokel have been elected to membership subject to the ap- proval of the Board of Commis- sioners and an application for membershi p was received from Robert Watson. This month' s refreshment com- mittee was Andrew Re\i< . Elbert Cordon. Edward Yisik. Pobert Peiim y. Lester Gerard. Joe Tuttle. iMelvin Albin . Frank Salamone. Tom Sokel and Waltei Tillinghas ' . The next meeting will be In Id September 11 and the refreshment committee will he George A. Frey. chairman . George Crernon. dr.. Frank Cokcr. William Dolt. Wil- liam Cappozoia. Emaivaele Termin- ella. Robert Fodrko . Alex Uige- lowich and Ted Pozanski. MISSIONARY CIRCLE The members of the Missionary Circle of the Eastport Gospc-i Church held their monthly meet- ing August 11 in the church basement with Mrs. Emory Tuttle presiding. The annual dinner of the circle will be held in September at the Lindenmere in Center Moriches. Following the business meeting. Miss .loanna Smith , guest speaker , of 'he ( \hildren s Bible l- ' ellow -h' p, told of the se\eral e;tmp- run h ;, the ('hildrens Rible Fellowship in Carmol and also on Long Island. At the close of the incitin g re- freshments wen* sei ved. Among tho' -e present wen- Me sdames Da- vid Wilcox , Leroy Wilcox. Robert Penney, .lac k Tuttle . Maurice E. Kelley, Jr .. David Records . Rov Jeini g an and M^ - \v 1 b-nne ' a-t S pellin g . Y.Wo S piring. Fiances lledger . and Alai g aret IL'dger. Miss Violet Matson w:: - guesl of-honoy at a surprise bi idal show- er g - i\en I ei ent ly at the home of Mrs. Florence Meici r of South Ray Avenue, co-hostess was Mrs . Lillian Mott- . Ales Mat- - m f ' oun 1 her gift s under an nm ' u ( ' ]- , ( 1 < - i orated \\ ; t ' i wedil ' ng le d , . Thos present wei - e Mi sd inw- I P - a - Bauh -h. E stelb Wilczew -v. Alk- Wilczewski. Mavne Kern , Paul- ine I' urn. Helen N-hroi dei, \ . - . Wi!c/( \\ski . Jeanne \\ .!> . ' ¦ u -k' Mai to Ge-s . Lee Mat-m. l- ' ran Matson , Rarbara Tyjv/ . Claire M- y- er , Marii Coss. Sr. . Kathorn Ki • - mhs Ldlian Rarrett. li , : i. ¦( V- \r- ry. Willard llalsey. Antionet ,e De- Fraft, Ellen Jamer. Heien Rez- gamhlick. Pairvia Raymond . Mi- chael Goss , Ror.ide Itoizer. Kindle Goss. Jean Foil' ney. Ruth Kei s Nancy llazelton. Jenny J I yzeiw. i , Elsie Brown and Mis. Fio'vh. Al- so Miss Jane t Lomago , Mi-s Joy M . -tckno and Miss Mole ty Bolt- . Refreshments of cake and punch were* sei ved. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. Miss Mario Tuttle of Railroad Avenue spent Sunday through Tuesday of last week vi si ting A i r . and Mis. Rruce Kah.ler .md fam- il y of Ocean Reach. Fire Island. Mr. and Mrs . Ruico Waim-r ar.d children. Kim. Brent and Elaine of Cutler Ridgi . Fla.. are visiting his mother. Mvs. Edith 1). Warner, and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Young of Aqu< bogue . Miss Janet Thompson and Miss Dorothy Spicer of Ray Shore spent last Monday visiting her mother. Miss Thompson left Thurs- day for a two-week vacation in Hollywood. Fla. Mrs. Arron Harris and daughter Marncy. are visiting al the home of her mother. .Mrs. Eva Raynoi of Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Peck and daughter , Linda , of Lakeview court have returned home after vi- siting her mother , Mrs . R. O. Christ of Waforelsburg, Pi. . Recent visitors at the home ot the Rev. and Mrs. David Records were Mrs. Records ' brothers and sisters-in-law , Mr. and Mrs . AY. E. Goss. Jr., and children , Donald and Pamtila. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goss and children . Jeii. Robert, and Ricky, all of Totawburg, N.J. Visiting at the home of Sidney Hedger , Miss Margaret Hedger and . Aliss Frances Hedger are thei) brother and sister-in-law Git* Rev. and Mrs. James lledger and chil- dren. Susan and Timmy. Mr. and Mrs . Reeve VanNos- strand and s()n , Danny, of l.ako- hiu- st. N.J., are \ isiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace .Mott ol Moi ichi s Rotilevard. Me s danie- Norman Mercer , Jo- seph Ceckowski ;uid Alastair Wat- son spent August lo at Jones Reach where they saw Guy Lom- bardos production of \Paradise I-dnnd. \ Mi ss Mary Mosel y of Riverhead : nd Mr s . Raymond Card of East Hampton spent Aug. 14 visiting - Mr. and Mrs. (\barb' s Thompson. Starr Tuttle . daughter of Mr. and Mrs . \ onion Tuttle , Jr., cele- lu ated her third birthday Monday with , a part y. Her guests were her brother . Wayne, and sisters. Dawn and Y. -iin . ss -i . Mi • . Jack Tuttle and sous . Jamni'o and Stephen , Mrs. John Popla ski and children , Ash- li y. Roxanne and Jody. and Mrs. Jack Vakav and children. Rrenda an.l Scott. The Advance is on sale at Moore ' s Stationery and Eastport Stationery in Eastport . —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kalwite . - vd d-inghters , Linda, Kathy, Don- na , and Judy, of East Islip spent List Sunday visitin g Mrs. Kalwi- te ' s parents , iMr. aiid Mr< . Charles Tbomp .on. v r . and Mrs. Emanuel Tcrmi- r.e 'la :vo tl* c e parents of a girl Joyce Mario , weighing 7 pounds llt ' i- ounce's born August 15 at the Central Suffolk Hosp ital in Riverhead. Bobb y Kuech, son of Mr. and Mrs . John Kuech . celebrated bis eighth hiithday last Thursday. Those present were his sisters , Cvnthia and Joan. Johnathan Pen- ney. Wayne Tuttle , Keith Privett. llenrv Adelwerth. Randy Crennon and Raymond Ceruti. Terry Jackson has eturned to his home on Ri\er Avenue aftei sp ending six weeks ' vacation with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs Fmmett Hawkins of Leicester. Deanna Frey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Frey, celebrated her eleventh birthday August 15. Those present were her sister. Deb- bie and Ruth Privett. Bobbin War- ner . L ynn Kostuk , Christian Kos- tuk . Sandra Davids. Jacquie Hawes Pam Cappozoia. Linda Peck and Gail Warner of Riverhead. Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks and son. Jimmy, were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Collins. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and son. Bill, of Ridgewood spent the weekend of August 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Collins of Collins Avenue. Mrs . Gerald Ashcraft spent Mon- day visiting her aunt , Mrs. Louis Rrhun of East Northport. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ryder of Quogue are the parents of a boy. Marshall Nathen , born August 10 at Southamp ton Hospital. The Ry- der* * have four other children , Ma- rion. Marilyn , Merrill and Martin. Guests of Mrs. Edith D. Warner of Seatuck Avenue this week were \Mrs. Elsie Grier of Lansdoune , Ontario. Mrs. Lillian Warner of Evanston. 111.. Dixon Warner and Miss Patricia Garrett of Ottowa , Ontario. Mastic Items of Interest Mis. Irma Davin , ATlantic 1-81. -0 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parker of Winchester. Mass., and Mrs. llhie Miller of Lexington , Mass., gave their uncle and aunt , Mr. and .Vrs. Alfred Element of Hampton Ave- nue , a surprise visit Saturday to celebrate Mrs . Element' s birthdaj\ . Dinner was served by Mr. Kk* >- ment. On Sunday, another celebra- tion was held at the Element home in honor of Mrs. Kement' s birthday. Refreshments included a beautiful birthday cake made by Mr. Element. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Galla- gher and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cambria of Mastic and Mrs. Ed- ward Kelm of Tavares , Fla. Mrs. Kelm and Mrs. Element are sis- ters. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ballantine of Nelson Place and th- l ir son-in- lav and daughter , Mr. And Mrs. Louis Lozito. and children Carol Ann. Richard. Dolores and Den- nis , of Floral Park returned home r< cently after spending a month' s vacation in California. They visit- ed Disneyland and many points of interest. Birthdays celebrated this week were : August 19 — Deborah Rae Sharp of Babylon Street ; August 20 — Mrs. Alfred Element of Hampton Avenue; August 22 — .Mrs. Walter Lukowski of Park Avenue. Mrs. Agnes Valerius of Bedford Avenue ; August 24 — Philip Moy land of Shinnecock Ave- nue and Herman Veltung of Dit- mus Avenue. The Advance is on sale at The Shack and McClean ' s Market in Mastic. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Link of Lambert Avenue were guests-of- honor at a surprise silver anni- versary party given by Mr. and Mrs. G. Link at their home in Bellport , Saturday night. A buf- fet supper was served , highlighted b y a beautiful whipped cream an- niverary cake made in the shape of a book and decorated with ro- ses and silver leaves. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Link of Say- ville; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Emrick of Medford ; Mr. and Mrs. Nicho- las Arciola of the Bronx ; Mrs. Jerry Ruffo , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Qualtiero and Mr. and Mrs. J. Maher of Bellport. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Page of Nelson Place visited his brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs . James Page of Brooklyn , last week. Miss Kathleen Thompson of Nel- son Place returned home after spending a week' s vacation as the guest of Miss Carol Ann Lozito of Floral Park. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Link of Milford Avenue announced the birth of a daughter , Carol Lynn. Lorn August 18 at Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital. The baby weighed <! pounds. M.r. and Mrs. Martin Meiers of Richmond Hill were guests for a w eek of Mrs. Meiers ' brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Davin of Vernon Avenue. On Thursday they motored to Mon- tauk where they enjoyed a p icnic at Hither Hills State Park. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Davin were Mrs. Kathryn Maroni of Woodside and Richard Fitzsim- mons of Jamaica Estates. \Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs . Joseph C.rogan of Midland Avenue w ere Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Magee , Miss Maureen Keegan , John Mc- Donald and Miss Ann Kapscady of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tupman of Lambert Avenue became the pa- rents of a son born last Tuesday at Rrookhaven Memorial Hosp i- tal in East Patehogue. This is their ninth child. Live Betrer With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Veltung, formerl y of Ridgewood, are resid- ing year round at their home on Ditmus Drive. , Harry Chester celebrated his se- cond birthday August 16 with a family party at the home of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chester of Nelson Place. Refresh- ments included a large ice cream birthday cake. Among those pre- sent were Mrs. George Burge and children , George and Debra , of Moriches and Mrs. Harry Page of Mastic. A daughter , Susan Mae , weigh- ing 7 pounds. 3 ounces , was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Keppers of Midland Avenue , August 11 at Bayview Genera l Hospital in Mas- tic Beach. Mr. and Ma*s. Keppers have a daughter , Marion, 5 years old and another son , James , 3 vears old. Miss Donna Atkinson of Broad- way returned home last week by train from Tampa , Fla., after spending six weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harbin. Mrs. Harbin is the former Miss Catherine Pollack of Mastic. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chester and family of Nelson Place re- centl y spent a few days vacation- ing \ upstate at Lake Taghkunic it ear Ancram. A daughter , Linda, was born to Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Philip Raia , August 20 at Carswell Air Force Base Hospital in Fort Worth Tex. The baby weighed 7 pounds , 8 ounces, and is the coup le ' s first child. Sgt. Raia is the son of Mr. and Mrs. August Raia of Mon- tauk Highway. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Brunone and daugh t ers Carol and Michele , Center Moriches N ews Mrs. Alfred K. Blechner , AT 4-1114 A county meeting and luncheon of the American Legion Auxiliary units was held at Bronco Char- lie ' s last Satcrday afternoon. Those from unit P2!» attending were Mesdames Minnie* Musitano , Amanda Link . Marion Fehner and Edna Marissal. M'\s s Gloria Feh- ner attended as a junior. Guests at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Frank D. Ellson of 25 Sur- rey Drive. Holiday Beach, recentl y were theur son and daughter-in- law , the Rev . and Mrs. Robert Ellson and daughters , Patricia and Rarbara , of Mattoon , Ohio. They spent a two-week vacation here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Ellson of Surrey Drive spent a vacation, which started August 4 , at Lake Winnepesague , N.H. Mr. Ellson was one of the teachers at the Northern New England School of Religious Education where 275 children and parents attendee). Mr. Elisor: recently became a repre- sentative for Warren D. Croon. Custom Builders. Victo ria Jean Beck , daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Werner Reck , born at the Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital , July 28 , was christened Au- gust 13 at the St. John ' s R. C. Church. The godparents are Erie CostenobJ e of Malverne and Miss Patricia Sinclair of North Ocean Avenue. An outdoor barbecue fol- lowed wit h about 150 people at- tending. The Becks are vacationing with Mrs. Beck' s parents . Mr. and Mrs. William Sinclair , at 37 North Ocean Avenue until Sep- tember when Mr. Beck returns to the University of West Virginia Medical School. Mr. Beck had al- so attended' the Universit y of Pen- nsylvania. Victoria Jean is Mr. and Mrs. Beck' s first child. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hickey of Senix Avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. Leon Coleman and chil- dren of Leonia , N.J., and Mastic , Mrs. Dolly O'Connell and daugh- ter , Lynn Judge , of Main Stree-t . and Mrs. Frank Hamilton of Belle- rose , Sunday. Mrs. Frank Hamilton of Belle- l ose is spending the Summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James O'Connell on Main Street. Dr. Joseph Jach of Brookhaven National Lahoratory, formerl y of Center Moriches , held a house- warming dinner party at his new- home in East Patehogue last Sat- urday. About 45 people attended, many Avere his doctor associates from the laboratory. Attending from Center Moriches were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc Combs of Old Neck Road. Holiday Reach . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Paulin- ski. summer residents of Old Neck Road , Holiday Reach , entertained over the weekend Mrs. Paulinski' s son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Nay lor . and chil- dren. John , Kevin and Michael , of Brooklyn and Mrs. Christine An- derson of Brooklyn and her grand- son , Billy Shaw r of Massapequa. A famil y gathering took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Seale August 13 in honor of .th e birthdays of Mr. Seale on August 10 and Mrs. Seale , August 13. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Seale and children , Timmy and Susan , of East Patehogue; Leslie Seale of Brookhaven; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Thomason and children, David and Cindv. and Miss Louise Seale. On August 14 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Seale bad as luncheon guests Mrs. Anse-ar Thomson of Center Moriches. Mrs. Paul Pobinson of Smith Haven and Miss Louise Seale . On the fifteenth Mr. and Mrs. Mark Seale attended a gathering in honor of their granddaughter Susan Seale ' s s i xth birthday at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Senle in East Patehogue. Jean Kosloski. doughter of Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Kosloski of Chi- chester Avenue , celebrated her fourth birthdav nt a family cele- bration held at the home of her parents. An outdoor birthdav celebration was held in honor of th*-* fourth birthday of Billy Pennev. son of Mrs. Lester Pennev of Chi chester Avenue , last Saturday . His birth- day was August 17. The table , de- corated Avith a , clown theme was centered with a rectangular clown birthdav cake inscribed in white and blue. \H-vopy Birthdav Billy , \ decorated with a colorful clown . The cake was made bv his coti s ' n. Kathleen O'Dav of Delaware. The children enjoyed playing on the new outdoor sAvine* set that Billy was presented with for his birth- dav. The children attending were A nita and Erika Neuhoff of Cen- ter Moriches. Obia. Susan and Peter Mase***\- of Medford ; Robert and Clare Ringhoff of East Mor- iches and his sisters. Jennne and Joanne. Adults attending were Clarence Penney, grandfather and Pobert Pennev. unc T e. of Mori- \h°s; Kathleen O'Day of Delawar° - Mrs. Robert Masem of Medford : Mrs. Richard Pinirhoff , Miss Mar** ' Ann Kober. Rodnev Davis and Terry Howell , all of East Mori- ches and the guest-of-honor ' s mo- ther. Birthdays are Augu st 25 — Pa- tri ck Canuto . son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Canuto. Sr., of Brookffald Avenue, 17 ; August 26 — Joh n \ \¦inerano. Jr., son of Mr and Mvs John Cinerano , Sr.. of Newins Street , 11 and Micky Piech , son of Mr. and Mrs. Step hen Piech of Bank Street ; August 27 , Dorothy Vignali of Montauk Highway and Theodore Robinson of 30 Miller Avenue; August 28 — Bill y Sawy- er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sawyer of Belleview Avenue , 8. and Peter Abrahamsen , son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Abrahamsen of Holi- day Boulevard , Holiday Beach , 11; August 30 —- Bridget Asaro , daughter of Mr . and Mrs . James Asaro of Robinson .Street , 6 , and Edward Hansen of Union Avenue ; August 31; Kathleen O'Day of Chichester Avence , 1(5 . School Bells Continued from page 1 , this section tional mathematics will be offer- ed for students following t h e auto mechanics course. Genera! biology will be offered in place of the half-year health course. Italian II will also be offe red. Additional information regard- ing the first day of school , Sep- tember (J, will be made avail- able at a later date . William Flovd Schools announced. The Parent-Teacher Associa- tion has plann ed the year ' s first meeting for 8:15 p. in.. Septem- ber 11 , at William Floyd High School auditorium. Teachers will be introduced at the meeting, and refreshments will be served. Eastporf Eastport students planning lo attend the elementary grades or high s-chool for the first time should be registered between ft a. m. and noem. any week day through September (!. William Presley, principal of Eastport School , announced that Earth Science, a study of phvsio- graphical conditions , has been added to the high school curricu- lum. Mr . Presley also announced that additional bus service would be provided to Mercy High School in Riverhead. Parents have been advised by mail as to tht * sched- ule for kindergarten classes , which will meet at the new an- nex. Any parent of a kindergar- ten student who has neit received this information should -contact Mr. Presley al, the school office between 9 a. m. and noon. New teachers will be wel- comed by Schoed District 11 of Southhampton September 18. at a dinner in the school cafeteria. Mr. Presley said that several ad- ditions to the faculty would be welcomed at that time. Studeuits in grades one through 12 are to report to Eastport School at 8:50 a. m., September G. JIHIIIilllllBBaillllBIIIilllBllilHliniB'IIHilliiilKIBBBBIHIHiiimillSliaBIIIllllllBlliBiail^ KB 2 « f NOW OPEN f CENTER f MORICHES I I THOMAS BEAUT Y SALON , Inc. I m GT%W<r_ - m S - > * * *M\ * mi\ * - *^^ £ Si |E E SPECIALIZING IN S ( HAIR CUTTING f 1 1 PERMANENTS ( 1 I FRENCH HAIR COLORING J 1 I LAMP CUTTING J | El I E 300 MAIN STREET CENTER MORICHES | E ATlantic 4-0012 § 3iiiuuiiiiii .M M JMM , MMl|H^ MB Man Sees Relatives After 42-Year Absence Flies to Spain My Mrs. Kenneth Andersen MA . S'H C BKACH-— A separation of 12 years came to a dramatic climax rev eiitly when .Io* >e Pit ' en er of Beaver Drive * b*ft New York Inter national Airport at Idlewilel. on an Iberia Airlines plane to begin the fi rst part of his journey to Spain , bis former homeland , and a reunion with relatives. They were scattered b y the Spani. -di Civil War and had, uj* until a few years ago , so thor- oughl y lost trae -k of each other, that eac-h thought the other members of the family dead. A nephew who came to this coun- try after months of letter writ- ing and contacting friends finally establishes] that Ids uncle -lose was still alive and sent bavk tie u'lad news to Sp ain. Little won- der that Mr. Piferror was dete r- mined to once again travel to Spain to be rounded with his sis- ter , uncles and aunts. The plane stopped at Lisbon and then continued on its way to Madrid. With a stopover at Madrid he was met by bis sister. Mrs. Maria SanPedro at Santiago. She had undergone much emotional stress and anxiety :v\d fainted. Upon her recovery they motored to Palnvira , his eld home, where a group of uncles and aunts , 25 nieces and ten nephews had as- sembled to greet him . He received such a warm welcome from all Mr. Piferrer said , and attended so many parties that the time seem- ed to fly by. Almost before he knew it , he said , the time h a el come for him to return to h i s family in the United States. With the affectionate fa rewells of his relatives ringing in hi s ears Jose Piferrer stepped aboard the p lane in Santiago , embark- ing upon the first leg of his journe y back to America. All of a sudden the quietness was shattered by an explosion a n d he noticed that two of the en- g ines of the plane were on fire . Later. Mr. Piferrer said , it was because of the skill of the ex- perienced pilot at the controls that the plane was prevented from crashing into the -city be- low . Clearing the city the plane crashed in a potato field at the outskirts. Mr. Piferrer wa> for- tunate enough to be able to get up and walk away from it ail. Most of the passengers were onl y shaken up and slightl y cut or bruised. In the crash Mr. Pifer- rer ' s mementos of Spain were smashed beyond any hope of sal- vaging them. Although he was sorry to disappoint bis family he-re , he said , he still had much news to toll them. The rest of his return journey was quite un- even! tul , and he arrived in New York where an eager family waited lo hear all about his trip. While his material keepsakes were lost, he said the dearest keepsakes of all were in his heart and mind and he is looking forward to making another trip in the future . The Second Annual Water Saf- < t y Carnhal of the Hamp ton Chapi •!¦ of the American Red Cio <> took p lace at the Swm d Phli Club Pool at YVe -l lrimptoii Beach from ~ '1 ~ * to -1 pan. Avm- u-t V. Wil liam .1 . Pro-icy. sup\ > - v|s,»r of the 11C.\UC . ' directed 111w p,-o»iam . Dr. je ' ui R. Wat son was starter lo the evoiii s . Approximately j(> ' < - ' iildi\ n ce mp \ted m vario *fe o* .o>vt - in throe age moups which in- clude d idass A for '4- !• \ • > eai o 'ds - clas- 1' , (or \2 - l \ear old-; e lass ( ' for 10 1 i ye ar old- aim open medley with no ace limit.i- tie n- - . The competition included e vents such a- under wa ter swu m th.ii ' d for speed , rescue demon- stration . f ' f- . o¦ -t\h\ breast stroke . s iiIf stroke , back crawl and ciaw i stioke. (hher events were eliwiu - fiom - j) * i 11 LI * board and fiom pi ol. side. boys , open medley and c in- , open medley. Four teams fiom Shirley to lb dt - ehamptem took part in relays which im lueled the Red-Last eeached by Mi-s Lea Rax nobi s; Mi.nay: the White-Cent l a! team e oaehe b y Mi-s Lea Ra\noUL ; th- 1 lilue-We st team coached b\ Mi- Maril yn Heller and the Yel- b w-Chib team coached bv Haiohl Hyland of the Pond Point Club Kaih contestant was permitted to tnt e i euie remilar event and one - -clay. Mi-- Heller ' - Blue-We-t team came forth with the tVllowinu win-: Bob Seifert . Center Mori- i ches . class A. first place , mens, live -tyle lo0 feet; Robert Stoiv* . j Last Moriches , open class , first p lac e , spring board divine . -; Ral p h .lidiarne-en . Center Moriches , open cla ss , first place, diving side of j pool. In the hoy ' s open medley: ' .1st p lace went to the followine l.i\s pai ticiiui inu in ii!a\ - lao ft ei ea- h , Ri< .lard M ie ne -ri -\ K.i-! Mor e he* - , b . (k crawl ; Ro ' >- ei i Ston ' . Easf , \! oricbi . hi i is ' stioke: ( ' ar\ ( ' iinnim- ham . Man- ( >i\ille . si d - s 'loki and 1' ob S.d- HI 1 . ( ' enter Moi ichi - . ci awl. , -eoond p lace ' winn. i of the l\h , e-\\ e-t team we : e 1 >i.in Po-I . ! !a-; Moi ichi 1 - . i e- -ue ile mon- -Mati oii . cla ss A ; Shiion Mmra\, Last Moi ich - . clas s A. fi ce -t yh' ' ;,o f r >; : I hir ieiie Alhm Ka-tp oi\ ( ' a- s _ , , free -t\ le , lo ll feet; Den- i -e ' Pel Mil s - , - . ( ' eat, r Moi k .;• opt n e !a-- . eb\ inc . from -ide ' el poed; Car . ( ' iinnim - ham. Mauoi \ille. open e- ' ias- . sprine . hoaid i! i \ i n _ . . (' ill s O pen Medh y. U-0 feel nu ll: .iune Frederick, hae h ciawl; Diane IV-t . brea-t - troke; Yal e i ii- Yukay. -ill \ . -; roi .e* (both har.el s under wa ter ) ami Sharon Mu i i a\ . e raw 1 . -I l oke. The fed low inu meml-ei' - of the niu e-Wi' -; Team from Center .Moiich es panic paled: Peter I.e- heinl . lescue demoii s tratieei; Boh Si il ' ei t. U* i foot f roo s i\le . fir-t pu.ee; l' ol' y Traut -e bold . <living 11 om side of pool; Ralph .lohann- ci-c'ii, divinu from side of pool fir s ' phue; .Je-anie Foster , dun ; Frederu k and Fran .hire , relays; from Last Me tr ic he. -; Biuce Par bei. relay: Rie haid Mb - non y. 7. \ laot und e r water swim; Diane Po-t , rescue demon t ration , set - end place; Yale'ie Yakay, To fool breast phi - dele; Sharon Munay, 1 .10 foot f; ee -t y le . second p lace; lleib Dan-en. l. lo foot free -ivle; Wend y Bauer . 7.1 foot side stroke: Deiio so Del Mas-e . di\- Frank Frederick. Cento-'' Moriches; Mi- - . A. Rauer of Fast Moriches Mr- . \ . Bauer ami Mr s . Herbert lveiisen of East Moriches. Acct . rdinp \ to Mi-s Heller , who ( oio-hed the Blue' -We-t team , the wili e r -afe ty earnunl is held most- 1\ for the purpeise of promoting eo.nl -pti t' -man. ship and to provide an annual go)-tos- 'Other for all the childi-n , who are taught safe swimmin g and diving during the Summer month s . She added that a child really trie 's very hard at -pecial preliminary heats before takin g nart in the ' big water car- nival. Tie children are chosen by the coach of each group to make up the show. Tiophies were * awarded to first place winners and Miss Heller said that judgin g from the faces of the t bildren she would say that thev all had a \or\ enjoyable day. irg from side of pool , second p lace . Also participatin g were Robert Sieme . cli\ in- * from spring board. Iu t p lace; Baibara Stone, relay ; Cai\ Cunnin i ' hani , diving from -pi ing board , -or -nd p lace . From Fit tpoi t wer- : Rarbar a Raynor, ' . . 1 fool brea st plus side; Darlene A lb in , MO I' oed free -tvle , second p lat e. From Shlun - dck Shoie - and Fa d ()uogue were lVt'\ i Rerkowiiz. rescue drill ; dreg\ Matlolf. 7.1 foot under water swim; Wax no Rower. - , 75 foot bre a st [ toko; Hilary Redleaf. le-ue- e (bill; William Zeoeeda , 71 foot fu' , . -C le; Ei lea Ban! . 71 I ' oo 1 l ' i. e . ,t\ le; Roger Redleaf i 'i\ ing f' em sieh- of poed and l\.< h\ Olivr , relay. The- group bd' t Center Moriches ¦it 1 p. m. Chaporon < *s were Mrs. Red Cross Holds Water Carniva l Shoe Repair Store Burglarized of $30 MASTIC BEACH — Thirt y dol- lars in cash was stolen either Sun- day or Monday here from the shoe repair store owned by Paul G . Cacciato of Applogate Drive , Shirley, according to Fifth Pre- cinct police reports. Fift h Precinct police said entry to the store at .,9.1 Neighborhood Drive was gained through a rear door with a key which. Mr. Cac- ciato told police , was stolen from the stote Saturday. In the burglary two $10 hills. one $5 bill , two $1 bills and three silver dollars were stolen , police said. Patrolman Charles Ratigan investigated. Two of the silver dollars were minted in 1884 and one in 1885 , according to police. of Stuyvesant Avenue have rented a cottage in Jamestown , R. I. , where they are spending a week' s vacation. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent I.eis of Patehogue Ave- nue were Mr. and Mrs. William Cuthbertson and children , Carol and Steven , of Berwyn , Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Brunone of Stuyvesant Avenue are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kem- lage of the Bronx. Staff Sergeant Philip Raia , son of Mr. and Mi-s. August Raia of Montauk Highway, who has been in the Air Force for the past 8 years and is stationed at Carswell Air Force Base in Texas , has been accepted for officers training. He expects to leave the first week in October for Officer ' s Candidate School in San Antonio , Tex. After 6 months of schooling he will graduate and be commissioned as a second lieutenant. ] ^ ^^^^^^^^^^S^S_______ \______________ m \ ! STEINER'S LUMBER YARD , INC. | < CLINTON STREET ATlantic 4-0131 CENTER MORICHES [ 4 COAL :: CUSTOM HOMES BUH/T ? | THE ACRES RESTAU RANT ] ! ITALIAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE j Home Cooked Meals j ORCHESTRA EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT i I 625 MASTIC RD. :: ATlantic 1-7194 :: MASTIC BEACH \ ^MM|-|Ua aaMMMiuuiMM M M,B,,,,, .,B, B ., M ..i , M MMM g M , M B M Mj — — ~ ~ — ~ —— — ——— — — — — ~-— — — —- — — _ .- -m- _ .- _.- _. -^ ] -jm- i ^—^ t —g. PIANIST Wishes to Rent Studio or Small House for Practice Purposes on Year-round Basis Should have tdectricit y and be away from other dwellings and people. Will aj- reo lo do painting and minor repairs if necessary. Box 534 :: East Moriches ATlantic l-067fi S _ * _ ~ _ ~^_w_ \m—m __ — __ —m _ r _ m _ w_ *___ — _ — m __ m m_ rm__ —m_ mv_ w_ ¦! «¦ _ _m_ w_ __ J _ W W _ ^ __ — m_ ^ ~ _wr ~ mr^_ —^_——mr_m^^_w~ __ ^ * J Tli - 9_ mk _Tu\ -Mh • *¦! JWi -Wk _m \ f t\ nl m ao li it A ill #i A A ¦* ^ •* ** * m ^ -^ -^ •* ^^^^^ m^^^^^^^^^^ m^m^^v xxxxx)c *xxx>o(xxxx»o(xxxxxxx; I WB^ TW • PRESCRIPTIONS ^^^M © BABY NEEDS I ^ W • NORCROSS GREETING CARDS \ e LOUIS SHERRY ICE CREAM f * FANNY FARMER CANDIES I MORICHES PHARMACY i CHARLES and DOROTHY SULLIVAN , Pharm. | ATlantic 4-0001 Center Moriches | ENTRANCE AND PARKING IN REAR j; u«ii w i«iiiiiwwi«wwvwwwwvwvv»vvwv yywi^^ Property Owners Continued from page 1 , this section expressing gratitude for the con- fidence the member. -diip bad placed in him to have elected him head oi the association and said that he would work in as close harmony and with the same . spirit of co- operation with the membership , board of directors and his follow officers as did his predecessor Jus- tice Larsen , for the benefit of th\ i. -sociation and the town , as ;i \\ bole. Justice Larsen , then on beha lf of the association , thanked the guests for participating in the in- stallation ceremonies and extend- ed to the officers , board of direc- tors and the various committee* - who had served with him for tlv past five years his sincerest ap- pi eciation for their advice , assist- ance and co-operation which , he said , had been of great value to him. He added that , although h\ is . stepping out of o ffice he will continue to i= .orv o the association to the best of his ability and will continue to work for the best in- terests of the Ma-tic Peach com- munity . As a token of esteem and grati- tude from the members of the as- sociation , Mr. Werner presented Justice Larsen with a golf bag and a set of matching clubs and said that Justice Larson ' s five-year leadershi p in hel p ing to make the association grow and prosper and his earnest endeavors to make the clubhouse a large and beau- tiful asset to the communit y wa- . trul y an indication of what could he achieved through bard woik patience and a genuine wish for the betterment of the community. Samuel Sloan, attorney for the organization , was also introduced b\ Justice Lar-en. An evening - of dancing followed the ceremonies and diniv r , with music supplied by Peter Me/.zapelle and bis Mel- lo-I)ees. During the evening, \Wal- ter \Werner . Jr., r \ndered a selec- tion of songs and Miss Sara Rose was vocalist. Armed Forces NAVY BUILDER — Serving with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Six at Argentia , New foundland , is Carl J. Neuhoff , builder third class , USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neuhoff of 11 Areskon k Lane , Center Moriches. Neuhoff' s battalion is scheduled to leave Argentia in August for deployment to Bermuda for re- pair and construction projects. In December the unit is to return to Davisville , R. I., for leave. The next assignment , under the pres- ent schedule , will be to C a m p Lejeune , N. C. for six w e e k s of Marine training. POSITIVE LY KILLS JAP BEETL ES-GRU BS S.ife in use on Kra^r nre.w , flower? , moro - f -T rctne than ant trap * or baits . One ap- pl ication of I)KO I.MI I.SION ¦A ' l. es out ant coiomes cn erni b 'ht ! >e in hoit c or oix lav. '-i. I. P ,ts for months. Guaiantet d or money back. In bottles or boir.b from G3c . At jour drug store. EMU LSI ON .MORICIIl'S PHARMACY M ain S treet , Center Moriches
