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Young Peop le ' s Group At Grace Lutheran Takes Annual Outing MASTIC B K A CH—Members of tho Young Peop le ' s Society , ac- companied b\ their gui -sts. left the Grace Lutheran Church on Mastic Road b y chartered bus Saturday for their annual boat lide to Bear Mountain. 1'liot. o act mvlin u trom the Mas- tic Beach aiea included Mr^ . Ro- bert DeCordova and chumhte r , Kleanoi - , Mr and M rs. William Jensen and children , Shirley and William. Jr.. Mr and Mis. Wil- liam Siegel and . sons , Richard , Al- len and Gaiy: Mr .and Mrs . Wal- ter Ri-ch and sin , Roy ; Tho Rev. and Mrs . Art hur W. Goidel and children . Muriel and Wa 'ter; Mr.s. Rida Stoll , Mrs. Miriam Schrof , Suzette Geiger , Marlen , Randy and Jennifer Cruse , Jacqueline and Paule.te D'Amato. Walter Meyer , Dominick DiFatte. From Mastic were Mrs. Hans Clausing and chil- dren , Marleis aand William , Mrs. M. Luhner and son , Hans; Anna Coords , Step hanni Ortez , Robert Belleville , James Dosch , Sarah Bu- onanduona , Wolfgang Trumpf and Janice Kruger. From East Mori- ches were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Prown and sons , Robert and Bruce , and from Patchogue w°re Mr.s . Walter Reid and daughter , Lind- arae , Mrs. A. Zultoweki , Mr. and Mi s S Perry. Louis Nasti , Rich- ard'iie Hawkins and Thomas Cro- mer. Members of the society met \ve; \ Monday at 7:. '50 p. ni. in the Sunday S 'hool room- of the ( lunch. Further informati on re- garding this gioup can he obtained by contacting Miss Lois DeCor- dova at ATlantic 1-9115. J GOING TO COLLEGE?! , H& 4 Then you will want a Eg % LETTER FROM HOME M 1 A Student Subscri p tion I I to THE ADVANCE is I fi a most welcome g ift ! B » (Cut Along Dotted Line) ¦ B i S THE LONG ISLAND ADVANCE J P. n . BOX 7S0 \ PATCHOGUE , L. L , N. Y. \ a ¦ J Enclosed please find $4.00 for a SPECIAL STUDENT subbcrip- - [ tion to The Long Island Ad\ ance. J ¦ ¦ * My Name S * ( Please Print , Do Not Write ) \ _ ¦ My Address j _> *\ ¦ S ¦ ¦ - i ¦ I Mv (School or College) Address J i a S City State | i Start my subscription • ( Date) ! L J Clip thi s form and mail with $4.00 to The Long Island Advance or come to the office at 20 Medford Ave., Patchogue. ®lt£ Hong Mwtfc A&tmttre CM Boy, 5 , Dies After Car Accident CENTER MORICHES — Fu- neral services were held Tuesday at the Moriches Funeral Home for Russell Wood , Jr., 5 , of 68 Union Avenue , who was fatall y injured Saturday in an accident here Fifth Precinct police said. Officiating at the sei vices was the Rev. Mathew Wisniewski of Sk John ' s R. C. Church. Inter- ment was in Hol y Sepulchre Cemetery. Police said John D. Anderson of 3216 Cortel you Road , Brookl yn , was the driver of the vehicle which struck the boy on Montauk Hie-hwav about 120 feet west of Chichester Avenue. According to po ice , Mr. Anderson tokl them he was tra\ oiling west on the hi gh- way at between 10 to 15 miles- per hour , heard an imp\ct ag' .inct his car and saw a child l ying in the street about 10:55 a. m. Police said the- boy was crossing from the south side to the north side of the highway when the accident ceeutred. Both the boy and the vehicl e had been removed from the highway by the time the po- lice arrived , police said. i he youngster was treated at tho Moriches Medical Group by Di ' . Adol ph J. Stampfl and then taken to Brookhaven Memorial Hospita l , East Patchogue. where hospital authorities said he had suffered a fractured skull. Dr. Frederick Weinberg did an autop- sy after the boy died later Satur- day. Patrolman Walter Haase inves- tigated the accident and Fifth Squad Detectives Kenneth Low- den and Wallace Nulty were call- ed to the scene. Born March 14 , 195(5 in Silver- Creek , the boy had been with his famil y here for three weeks. He was enrolled in the kindergarten at the elementary school. Surviving are his parents , Mr. and Mr.s. Russell , Sr. ; one broth- er. Ronald , and three sisters , Sandra, Chervl and Barbara. ^llll -llllllllHll -ilBlllllllllHBlll -lllllllllllllllllllllUllll ^ 1 HURRICANE SEASON SPECIALS j 1 Last Week :: Cash & Carry | I ANTENNAS j 9 ELEMENTS — List 16.00 — $8.00 3 5 Gol d Anodized 5 = 11 ELEMENTS — List 28.50 — $14.25 = 5 All Batteries at Dealer ' s Cost 3 | SOM-VIEW T. V . j E MAIN STREET :: CENTER MORICHES 3 5 m g Near Post Office JJ £ ATlantic 4-0270 I ftmiiimiimmmiimmHiiitiimi nmiiimiiiimiiifi MB Property Owners Gp Pres. Names Committees MASTIC BEACH — At a special board of directors meeting of the Mastic Beach Property Owners Association , held Saturday at the club- house on Neighborhood Road here, Walter Werner , recently installed president of the association , named his newly-formed committees for the H)C>l-62 season. Serving as tho association ' s police chief will be Frank Vope- lak , with William Ramberg as dock commissioner. Beach 1, including the conces- sion building and equi pment , will be under the management of James Venables as chairman , as- sisted by James O'Reill y. Beach 4 will be under the man- agement of Herman Hausman , chairman , assisted by Chester Dietz and Edward Broderick . Beach 5 , including the conces- sion building and equipment , will be managed by John Yaeger as chairman , with Fred Traxel and William Vopelak. Beach 10 , Donald Parker , chair- man , to be assisted b y Joseph Meshenberg. The association ' s committee-at- large will consist of Salvadore Gonzalez , Joseph O'Connell and Frank Vopelak. Audit and control and budget will have Mrs. Lee Ramberg as chairman , with Mrs. Mildred Luc- chese , Paul Presta and Richard Brennan also serving on the com- mittee. Publicity and public relations will be under the control of Mrs. Gertrude Parker and Mrs. Marie T j arsen. The house committee will have William Ramberg as chairman , assisted b y Oscar Clements and Josep h O'Connell. Capital improvements will have William Geyer as chairman and William Ramberg, James O'Reill y and James Venables assisting. The entertainment committee will be headed b y William Geyer as chairman and Mrs. Maiie Lar- sen , Mrs. Agnes Mac k and Wil- liam Ramberg also serving on the committee. Mr. Werner upon the announce- ment of the formation of his com- mittees expressed his confidence in those serving on the Board of Directors and said he was certain that each would do his or her ut- most in the improving of condi- tions and anything else relative that should arise for the better- ment of the \ * \ association as a whole. Should any problem arise , he continued , the committee or committees should be informed promptly in order to bring about a quick solution. Mrs. Gertrude Parker also in- formed the membership that due to a previous commitment th October meeting will be held Oc- tober 14 , the second Saturday of the month instead of October 7 , the first Saturday, as is usual. C. Moriches Vamps Build Training Arch CENTER MORICHES— Members of the Center Mori- ches Fire Department Fire- matics Drill Team have com- p leted work on a 21-foot high arch on Clinton Street , behind the firehouse. The arch , built to the speci- fications of the New York State Volunteer Firemen ' s As- sociation , will be used by the team for ladder climbing prac- tice in the evenings and on weekends. Prior to the con- struction of the arch by team members , ladder-c limbing practice was conducted on near-by buildings. The fire department was al- so reported interested in lo- cating: a tract of land suitable for the construction of a com- petition arch for use in fire- matic drills. When you want good printing in correct style and pleasing ap- pearance , call the Advance , GR 5- 1000.—Adv. Summer Home In Calverton Site of 4 Fires CALVERTON —Fifth S quad detectives are investigating the setting of four fires September (i or 7 in the Summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwicardi on Highway Drive in Peconic Es- tates. The Manorville Fire Depart- ment put out the fires. Detective John Drew , who is on the case , said two fires were set in the living room and two in the kitchen , where a small hole was burned through the floor in front of the refrigerator. Another fiie in the kitchen was set on the table. In both cases papers were used , police said. An old straw beach hat was also used. Det. Drew said tests are being made at the police lab to deter- mine what fluid was used to start a fire in an ash tray on a coffee table in the living room. The second fire in the room was started , he said , with papeis placed on a table. Police said entry to the hoiw in a remote area was gained b y foicing a kitchen door on the soutn side of the four-ioom. buildinir . Mrs. Schwicardi discovered the fire about 7 p. m. St ptember 7 as she appioachea the house in a car and saw flames through the win- dows , her son said from the family home in Flushing. She contacted Fifth Precinct police. Patrolman Fletcher A. Baldwin was dispatched to the scene and the fae depai t ment was notified. Nothing was taken from the house , police said. Damage to fur- niture in the hoUi,e was minor , po- lice said. NOW OPEN JOYCE S BEAUTY SALON MONTAUK HIGHWAY and CHICHESTER AVENUE CENTER MORICHES \The Beauty Parlor With A Home Atmosp here \ SPECIALIZING IN • HAIR STYLING • PERMANENTS • HAIRCUTTING • HAIR COLORING OPENING SPECIAL WASH $ J) oO I and SET __ COME IN — LOOK AR OUND AND RECEIVE A FREE GIFT PHONE ATLANTIC 4-0640 Petit Thefts Continuing In Moriches Bay Area Radios , Watch , Pump Taken: Four radios , a woman ' s wrist watch and a water pump were among the more valuable items stolen , Fifth Precinct police said, as third de- gree burglaries and petit larcenies continued in the Moriches Bay Area. A transistor radio, portable radio and lady ' s wrist watch , totalling $150 in value , were reported Saturday, poli-c e said , to have been stolen n om a residence at 5 Vine .Place , Mastic Beach . Bart Gannon of the i-iuiiA leported Jie theft , police said. Entry was gained by ripp ing a screen . Patiolman Donald Ben- nett investigate!. Between August 14 and Sunday, police said , a radio p honograpn , vaj ued at .}>/5 , was stolen iiom a home at Baybright Drive , Shirley, Police said entry was made by forcing a rear kitchen window. Pa rolman Charles Ratigan inves- tigated. Dr. Josep h Kutch of hnk • Suc- te>s toid police , accoiding to po- lice , that a $150 short wave radio was stolen fi om his home on A'- colade Drive West , Shirley, be- tween September 5 and Saturday. Police said a north playroom win- dow was broken to enter the houss. The investigating officer was Ptl Ratigan. Ptl . Ratigan also investigated a comp laint filed by Frank Sanci of Biooklyn that between August 2t> and Saturday a water pump, valu- ed at $95 , was stolen fiom a house under construction at B4Q Pine- wood Drive, Mastic Beach. Two other thefts and a case of malicious mischief weie investi- gated b\ Ptl. Rati gan. Two $10 bills were stolen , police said , when a leather pocketbook was taken Sunday from the car of Thomas Portualo of Manhattan , parked at 572 Rug by Drive. Shirley. Carl Ohlson ot the Bronx reported to police that $3 in pennies and $2.80 in ci garettes were stolen from hik home at 191 Washington Avenue , Mastic Beach , between Labor day and Friday, according- to police. Charles Jaskins of Woodside , po- lice said , reported that approxi- mately $50 of damage was caused w hen a person or persons pushed bis car out of the driveway at 12 Astoria Drive , Mastic Beach , and npped out the ignition wires after damaging the leit wing window. Patrolman Wan en Chamberlain unestigaied ih\ comp laint of Richaid Comstock of Isli p Ter- iace , piopnetor of Zoom Entor- piises at Montauk Highway and Cumberland Avenue , Elastic. Po- lice said Mr. Comstock told tlv-ni that 10 case , oi oil , va ued at $10 , w<>re stolen and a cigareke mach ne was bioken into when entry was gained thiough an open wmuow S ptember (> or 7. Patrolman R. M. Kowal-ki l e- ported that a Mrs. Xenia Blahun of Quaker Hill , Conn., said gar- dening equi pment and tools , total- ling $75 in value were stolen in the past weeks from a home on Brookfield Avenue , Center Mor- iches. VOTE FOR MOVIE THEATER Many residents of the Moriches Bay Area have expressed the de- sire for a year-round movie thca- tei in Center Moriches. Let The Long Island Advance know whether or not you feel that the area needs this kind of thea- ter b y filling out the coupon below and mailing it to the address in- dicated or by dropp ing it through the mail slot at our Center Mo- iiches office in the Senix Building on Main Street. jfi-- ... ^ E Please Fill Out This Coupon and Mail to: « g THE LONG ISLAND ADVANCE j Box 631 ! Center Moriches , L. I. j S ? I AM of the firm belief that Center Moriches * S needs an all-year-round movie theatre. ¦ * D I DO NOT believe Center Moriches needs an ¦ all-year-round movie theatre. ¦ j NAME S ! ADDRESS j ^-- ¦---- ¦¦¦¦ -¦¦¦ --- -- ¦¦ -¦¦¦ -¦¦ -¦¦¦¦ - -- ---- ' » C. M. VAMPS ' PICNIC CENTER MORICHES — The Center Moriches Fire Department will hold a picnic Sep tember 24 at 1 p. m. at Camp Paquatuck foi members of the Cente r Mori- ches Fire Department and their families . Games for adults and children are planned. Interested members should con- tact Josep h Miranda at P. 0. Box 412 , Center Moriches , indicating whether or not they p lan to at- tend, how many persons will be in their party and their preference of chicken or hamburgers , before September 18. Photo Quiz: The question : What is your fa- ^ 1 \ orite American city? MRS. JOSEPH GRATZ , Main Street, Center Moriches , house- wife : \I havn 't traveled very much. New York City doesn 't particularly fascinate me. I guess I' m iust a country person. \ MISS MARILYN HICKEY , Sen- ix Avenue . Center Moriches, senior at Center Moriches High School : \New York City is mv favorite. Entertainment facilities are the world' s greatest. \ KENNY SUTTON , Cynthia Lane , Center Moriches , senior , Center Moriches High School: \Pittsburgh is my favorite city. The people are friendlv and the country is beautifu l out in the suburbs. \ MISS CARRIE HUSAK , Smith Street , Center Moriches , head sec- retary at Center Moriches High School: \I like the wav Washington , D. C. is laid out. It' s such a clean city. \ MRS. DO L T Y O'CONNELL, Main Street , Center Moriches , an- tique dealer: \I like Los Angeles because of its spaciousness and informal at- mosphere. \ MRS. HELEN FINK , Wading River Road , Manorville : housewife: \Miami is nice. There ' s a great deal to do down there without even going to a single nightclub. \ Mrs. Joseph Gratz Miss Marilyn Hickey Kenny Sutton Miss Carrie Husak Mrs. Dolly O'Connell Mrs. Helen Fink Random Views on the N ews If it ' s news — you'll find it in The Advance. — Adv. Stocking Considered: MAKING CHECK of progress being made in study of Kaler ' s Pond is Brookhaven Town Su- pervisor August Stout, Jr., ri g ht, inspecting small \ sunny \ or \ pumpkin seed\ fish seined by Conservation Department representatives Al Kel- lar. center , and Robert Jenkins. Studies are being made at Ka-< ler ' s Pond in East Moriches by representatives of the New York State Conservation Department at the request of Brookhaven Town Supervisor August Stout , Jr. As a member of the Fish and Wildlife Management Board of the Marine District made up of Nassau and ^Suffolk Counties , Supervisor Stoutx j a&ked that these studies be made ' with the thoug ht of eventually stocking Kaler ' s Pond with fresh water fish. State Conservation Department men are study ing the pond' s depth ?nd temperature , the existing fish life , including the \forage fish\ ^and the \ predaceous fish\ , and checking many other biological factors required to support a fish population. Upon concluding this ie- >earch , they will be in a posi.ion to advise Supervisoi Stout as to the varieties of iish which would most likel y flourish in Kaler ' s Pond. State Is Studying Kaler ' s Pond ¦— \ ( ONE THING 1 DIDN'T FORGET WAS TO 6ET JUNIOR'S PRESCRIPTION JL FILLED AT \ % R A CE P H ARM ACY j I C ENTER M ORICHES JI I \A / ^ <c> LOCAL TRADEMARKS . Inc. _-_G___-_-^^_^l^-_--ffS-^_l _______________
