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MASTIC BEACH NEWS Mrs. Kenneth Anderson . ATlantic 1-8458 GIRL SCOTT TROOP 7:1 Girl Scout Troop 7. '? of Mastic Beach, under the leadershi p of Mis . Donnie Petrillo. ass ' sted by .M rs. Jeanette Stellato , met for their first meeting of the new season Thursday ni ght at the Democratic clubhouse on Locust Drive. Plans for the next few months were d : se i-sod. Mrs. Pe ' rill > asked all new Brownie Fly-Fps from last sen- son. who are now members - of her t roop, to p lease note that Troop ' <• '! meet- t nun 7-S:. \ >0 p. m. every Thursday at the clubhouse and she is looking foi ward to meetin g them all at the nex t meeting. Mr. and Mrs . Barney Stefl and child! en. .f ilm, Jos< p h. Joette and Barney , of Yorkville spent the weekend at their Summer home on Nei ghborhood Road. Mr. and Mr s . Richard A. Hcalv rnd son. Robert , of Amityville w< i' e guests over the weekend of Mis. Catherine llealy of Huntin g - ton Drive. M . r. and Mrs. William Dowd of O ch d Drive enteitained at a get-together if old friends last weekend at tin ir home when they v ere ho d s to Mr. and Mrs . Fiank OK,, n of Bab ylon and Mr. and and Mrs . diaries Cunningham of Nort h Plainfield. N. .I . Ilany Hansen has returned to bis home in Bay Ridge after be- ing the guest f >r several days of his son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eskesmi. and son. Roy Daniel , of l.aurelton Drive . Mr. and M' rs. Ernest Peck of Clearwater. Fla.. have been the guests for a week ot Mrs. Peck' s brother-in-law and sister. Mr . and Mrs . Jack llaughn of Manhasset Drive. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Louis An- dersen and daughters. Louise and Lillian , of Longfellow Drive en- tertained as their guests Mr. and Mrs. -lames Forbes and daughters. Virginia and Helen , of Beth page. There w ill bo a Divil Defense meeting 8 p. m. Thursday at the Mastic Beach fireh mse on Neigh- borhood Road. Mr. and Mrs. James Cappello . formcily of Xew York City, are row permanently residing at their home on Cornelius Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shortel of Yero Ri ach. Fla.. and Mrs. Irene Welsh of Xew York City ha\e been the guests of Mr. and Mrs - . Franklin Xagle u the Riviera for the past ten days. Ernest Tiherg of Lakeview Dri- ve celebrated his eighty-f : rst birth- day quietly at home with bis wife Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Al Gagliano and family of Brooklyn spent the week- end at their Summer heme on Dahlia Drive . Mr. and Mrs. John Brekka of Rosedale announce the birth of a son . Christopher James . Septem- ber 9 at the Kew Gardens Hos- pital , lb v e ' .ghed (5 pounds. 7 ounces. They are the parents of anode 1 -on. John . Jr. Mr. Rr *kka $>is the son of, Mrs. Bernadine Brek- i,;i of Cedar ^ Road. , The Mastic Beach Democratic Club will nn et 8 p. m. Saturday at the clubhouse on Locust Drive All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bindel of Cornelius Road Saturday were hosts at a lawn party held at their h >me. Refreshments includ- ing a buffet. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bindel . Mr. and Mrs. George Starkey, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bin dtl and children, Charles and Cindy, Mrs. Louise Nash. M:r. and Mrs. Waller Nafey and sons. Robert and Wal- ter of Mastic; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lescenski of Flanders; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meors and childien. Erick. Lisa, Doro and Theresa. Mr. and M' rs. Josep h Wierseh of Mastic Beach ; Mr. and Mrs. George Stenb y of P a t c h o g u e; Fi-vnk Norton >f Bayport; Waltei Wilbums of Lake Grove; Mis. -e. - A i-h ne and (Jail Korpas of Broad Channel, and Mr. and Mrs. Ge- rald Towey of Yaphank. Mrs. Melba Hernandez and s >n Kenneth , of Washington Height; have returned to their home aftei be ing t^ e housegnests for two weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mas- carenas of Laurelton Drive. Regulation fire drill for mem- bers of the Mastic Beach Fin . 1 Department will be held 10 a. m. Sunday at the firehouse. The Misses Felicia. Christine and Maryann Mikiel of Ridgewood were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Monteleone and sons. Joseph and Bruce, of Cedar Road. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Ing bretsen of Diana Drive spent the weekend as the guests of their son and daug hter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Ej - win Ingbretsen. and sons , David and Bruce , of Newington. ( onn. Mrs. Clement Martins , Sr., is recuperating at her home on Cy- press Drive a fter being a patient at Bayview General Hospital here, dairies DiMagg io , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles DiMaggio , cele- brated his ei g hth birthday last Thursday at a party held at his home on Orchid Drive. Refresh- ments including a decorated birth- day cake were served. His guests included his parents , his brothers. Richard and Phill ip. Mrs. Charle- (Mien and sons, Charles , Rory and Dennis, of Wood' and Drive , Karen ,;nd David Andersen of Orchid Drive . John Hanlon of Neighbor- hood Road and Mrs . Pat Larkin and children. Richard aand Karen, of Shirley. Mr. nd Mrs. Consalvi Maroldo of Maywo >d Drive have been en- tertaining as their guests for the past ten days , Mrs. Maroldo ' s sis- ter . M' rs. Josep h Malley of Elm- burst. Mrs. Maroldo ' s niece. Mr< Jack DeCoivy of East Hampton , and Mr. DeCorcy and the Mar- oldos ' son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Maroldo. and daughter , Linda, of Elmhurst The Young People ' s Societ y of (Jrace Lutheran Church will meet 7:30 p. m. Monday evening in the Sunday school rooms of th, church on Mastic Road. All mem- bers are requested to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bourgal . Sr., if Oommack Road were the guests Monday of their son and daugh- ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. L, on Bourgal . Jr.. of Brooklyn when they entertained at a family din- ner part y in celebration of their daughter Karen ' s fifteenth birth- day. Other gtu sts present included Karen ' s brother , Joseph , her sis- ter , Denise, and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice White and Mr. and Mrs. James Short of Brooklyn. Practice for members of the Mastic B e a c h Fire Department Children ' s Band will be held from <>: . ' >0-8 p. m. Monday at the fire- house. Mrs. L a ti renc e Hansen and daughter , Susan , of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their Sum- mer home on Dahlia Drive. Mrs. Richard Kriete and sons. Robert and Bruce , have returned to their home on L ynbrook Drive a fter spending a two-week vaca- tion as the guests of Mirs . Kriete ' s son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs . John J. Roscoe. and son . Al- an Thomas , of Minot , N. D. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Heckel and daughter , Irene, of Alder Drive are back at their home once more after enjoying a ten-day motor trip in the South. En route they visited the natural bridge and other points of interest in and around Charlotteville , Va., as well as the Great Smok y Mountains, and Cherokee Indian Reservation and the Fontana Dam and Ashc- ville , N. C. While in Gastonia , N. C , they were the guests of Mr. juul Mrs. Roscoe M. Vooten and were joine d b y Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kummert of Mastic and Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Hearn of Mastic Beach. The officers of the Mastic Beach Fire Department will meet at 8 p. m. Monday at the fire- house. Pvt. Richard Johnson has re- turned to his base in Fort Bliss, Texas, after spending a two-week leave visiting his parents . Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson , of Presi- dent Road. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Price of Trenton , N.J., and Mr. and Mrs. William Graf of Uniondale were among the guests recentl y enter- tained by Mr. and Mrs. Ebbert Kilroy and Miss Marion Gorman of Bayview Drive. The members of St. Jude ' s Ro- sary Altar Society will meet Mon- day night at the auditorium on Overlook D r i v e. All members p lease attend. Mir. and Mrs. William R yan of Bay Ridge spent the weekend at their Summer home on Longfel- low Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Healev of West Forest Road Thursday celebrated their twenty-sixth wed- ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. William Nagle and sons , William and Bruce, of West Forest Road were ghosts over the weekend of Mrs. Nagle ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fletcher of Mount Vernon. Mr. and Mrs . Peter Mascarenas of Laur-dton Drive bave been hosts for a week to Mrs. Lillian Fritsch of Middle Vi Inge. Over the weekend the Mascarenas en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. William Grimm of Glendale and Mrs. Min- nie Siegel of Middl e Village. The Mastic Beach unit of the Home Extension Service will meet 10 a. m. Tuesday at the firehouse OI - L Neighborhood Road. Visitors are always welcome. Mrs. Tess A z z.a to of Cedar Road celebrated her birthday qui- etl y Thursday with her nephew , Howard Forwood , at their home. Mr. and Mils. Robert Walker and children , Bobby and Leeanne , of Jefferson Drive were recent hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Fran- cis Hoffman and daughter , There- sa Ann , of Garden City Park and to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quis and John Rogan of Monroe Drive. Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. John Butler of Norwalk , Conn., enter- tained as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Franz , Sr., of Wood- land Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hug have returned to their home in Middle Village after being the guests for a week of Mtr . and Mrs. William Lawler and children. Ellen and James , of Long fellow Drive. Mr . and Mrs. William Wolf and son , Michael , and Mrs. Lottie Za- ziciek of Toledo , Ohio, have been spending the week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bourvic and son. Jean , of Hackensack Road. Wednesday ni g ht Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly celebrated their third wedding anniversary with a small famil y dinner part y at their Longfellow Drive home. Joining in were their children , Jimmy and Annmarie, and Mrs. O'Reilly ' s pa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. James Cap- pello of Cornelius Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harvey of Orchid Drive were the guests-of- honor Saturday at a surprise cele- bration to mark their fiftieth wed- ding anniversary which was held at the home of their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry Skelley of Astoria. Co-hostes- ses were Mrs. Skelley and the Harvey ' s other daughter Mrs. Jo- sep h Esterley of Bayside. The room was decorated with white and gold streamers and a large decorated anniversary cake graced the buffet table. Their guests in- cluded their daug hters , sons-in-law Harry Skelley and Joseph Ester- ley, their grandchildren , Phylis Skelley and Kathleen and Henrv Esterley, as well as Mr. and Mrs. George Kuehnel. Mr. and Mrs. George Fogarty, Mr. and Mrs. James Bryon and Mr. and Mrs. John Stofan of Astoria; Mrs. Jes- sie Woods of Sunnyside ; , Mr. and Mrs. William Skelley of Maspeth ; Alex Gowans and daughter , Eli- zabeth , of Middle Village ; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ducass of Hemp- stead; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Spano of Hollis , and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Auer of New York City. Mastic Beach Fire Department Pump Operator and Business Men ' s Fire drill will be held at H BB 8 p. m. Wednesday at the fire- house. Donald Lyons , son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lyons of Mill Drive , celebrated his seventh birthday with his famil y this week. Miss Bernice Martin , daughter of Mirs. Mary Martin , celebrated her . tenth birthday with her fam- il y th^s week at her home on Ed- wards Road. Weekend guests at the home of Mr . and Mrs. William Lawler and children , James and Ellen , of Longfellow Drive were Miss Mar- garet Dietz of Middle Village and Mr. and Mrs. James Brzezinski of Lynbrook. Mrs. Robert DeCordova of As- pen Road was the guest Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nasti and son , Louis , of Patchogue. Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Ezzillo and children , Marianna and Anthony, of Orchid Drive entertained as their guests over the weekend , Ml* , and Mrs. Vincent Lostasio and children , Billy. Patty and Barba- ra , of Yonkers and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dellomo and daug hters , Di- ane , Denise , Dorothy and Danielle, of Franklin Square. On Saturday they all enjoyed a picnic outing at Fire Island. Sunday a backyard barbecue was held at the Ezzillo home for their houseguests when they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Planz and sons , Walter and Charles of Mastic Beach. Guests recently entertained at the West Forest Road home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Healey in- cluded their niece and her hus- band , Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Le- Bri ght and daughter , Joyce , and Miss Debra LeBi-ight , and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald LeBright and daug h- ters , Debra and Wendy, of Mil- lington , N.J.;. Mir. and Mrs. Wil- liam Waddell of Jersey City , N. J. , and Mr. and Mrs. William Ba- de of Levittown . Airman 1/c Andrew Coppola re- ceived his honorable discharge Saturday after serving for four years in the Air Force. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cop- pola of L ynbrook Drive. He also entertained as his guests over the weekend Airman 2/c Lewis Melfi of _ Norwalk , Conn., and Miss Janet Stivey of Mississippi. Mrs. Bruce Marsh and daughter. Cheryl Anne , of Rochester spent their two-week vacation as the guests of Mrs. Marsh' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bourvic and son , Jean , of Hackensack Road. U pon Mrs. Marsh' s retu rn to Ro- chester she was accompanied by Jean , who spent three weeks vi- siting his brother-in-law and sis- ter. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson and sons , George and Donald , of President Road were recent hosts to Mrs. Edith Bergren and Miss Patricia Bergren of Brooklyn ; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schmidt of Belle- rose ; Mrs. Mary Gill of Holis , and Mrs. Helen Schutzmaier and daughter , Ann , of Ozone Park. Mrs. Dorothy Smith has return- ed to her home in Richmond Hill after being the houseguest for a week of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Franz , Sr., of Woodland Drive. Mrs. Karl Heckel celebrated her birthday last Thursday wdth a small gathering of friends at her home on Alder Drive. Refresh- ments were served to her guests amongst whom were her husband , her daughter , Irene , Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kummert of Mastic; Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Jorgensen of Me- Kinley Dtrive , Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Bennet of Neighborhood Road , and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cruse and daughter , Jennifer , of Orchid Drive. The birthday of Mrs. Ben- net was also observed at this time. TIME TO PLANT! I RAY LAUBE — Your Evergreen Barber ! • LANDSCAPING j • NEW LAWNS ! • EVERGREEN PLANTINGS j ! | • Pruning • Ed g ing • Trimming j I • Fertilizing and Liming j I • General Landscape Maintenance i MORICHES FARM NURSERY | I Reeves Road Center Moriches i I (North of Strebel' s Laundry) I I ATlantic 4-0775 WELCOME is extended to Sheriff Charles R. Dominy, fourth from left , Republican candidate for Brookhaven Town Supervisor , by Peter Rap- pa , president of Mastic-Shirley Republican Club at club' s regular meeting last week in Mastic Fire House. From left to right , are Alex Proios , receiver of faxes : Justice Leon Giuffreda; Mr. Rappa; Mr. Dominy. Julia Costagliola , record - ing secretary of club: Justice of the Peace Erl- ing Larsen ; Dave Weissberger , GOP candidate for councilman and Clarence Hough , GOP candi- date for councilman. —Photo by Maple Leaf Photo Service Mastic Items of Interest Mrs. Inna Darin. ATlantic 1-815* Mrs. William Duffy and daugh- ter, Eileen , of Astoria spent the weekend at their home on Fulton Avenue. Their guests were Mrs. Tina Capalbo and son, Donald* , and Mrs. Mae Burns of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Andrejack of Main Street announced the birth of a daughter , Theresa , born September 17 and weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces , at Brookha- ven Memorial Hospital in East Patchogue. Mr. and Mrs. Andre- jack have four other children, Martha Ann. Joseph , Mary and Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer of Lafayette Avenue and Mrs. Jean Arnzen of Dana Avenue accom- panied Mrs. Arnzen ' s son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win Arnzen of Center Moriches to the Republican Headquarters in Blue Point , Friday night where Mr. Arnzen was nominated for Town Clerk. > M , T . and Mrs. Salvatore Adipie- tro had their house on the Riviera moved to Southaven Avenue and are having a new home built on the Riviera property. Frederick Weseman of Mastic Boulevard has been appointed cus- todian of the Mastic Firehouse. Mr . and Mrs. Rudy Sunderman of Kew Gardens spent the week- end at their home on Ditmus Drive. Mr. and Mirs. Ray Sharp and family of Bab ylon Street visited Mrs. Sharp ' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Filiherto of Commack , Saturday. Charles O'Connor of Br >ad way is a patient in B.ayview Genera ! Hospital in Mastic Beach. Frank and Dennis Molfesv of New Yor k City were at their home on Southaven Avenue over the weekend. Kevin Moy lan , son of Mr. and Mrs. William Moy lan , celebrated his second birthday Sunday with a party held at the home \f his parents on Ocean Avenue Re- freshments were served and table iJccorations featured a lovely birth- day cake made in the form of an owl and surrounded by decorated cupcakes each one inscribed with one letter spelling out \Happy Birthday, Kevin. \ Among those present were Kevin ' s paternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. John Schlitz , Miss Susan Schlitz , Mr. and Mrs. Phili p Moylan and s >ns. Philip, Paul , Thomas and John of Mastic and Kevin s brother , Wil- liam. The guest-of-honor received manv gifts. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. — Adv. Mr . and Mrs. E. P. Johnson of Greenwood Lake were guests last wt ek of Mr. and Mrs. John L. J ohnson of the Riviera. During the week they enjoyed fishing in the Moriches Inlet and Shinnecock. Mr. and Mfc's. John Rosato of Lafayette Avenue left last week for Miami , Fla., to stay indefin- itely with their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nuts , Jr. A fifth birthday party in hon- or of Catherine Rosato was held September !) at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ro- sato of Lafayette Avenue. The table was attractively arranged with a party tablecloth , p lates , napkins and baskets of candy and highlig hted by a decorated birth- day cake inscribed , \Happy Birth- day, Cath y. \ Those attending were her brother , Peter John , also Mr. and Mrs. T. Garbato and sons, John and Robert, and Fred Rosa- to of Mastic; Mr. and Mrs. Sey- mour Davis and son , James , and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rosato and daughters , Mtfchele and Teresa , of Center Moriches. Cathy received many pretty g ifts. Miss Vicki Ragamata of Mas- tic Boulevard was discharged Sat- urday from Bayview General Hos- pital in Mastic Beach where she spent five days after undergoing an operation. Birthdays celebrated this week were: September 16 — Walter Lu- kowski of Park Avenue , Daniel Linehan, Jr., of Montgomery Ave- nue; September 17 — Kevin Moy- lan of Ocean Avenue; Sep tember 18 — Charles Rosenblum of Old Montauk Highway, Edward Pleva, Sr., of Mastic Road , Mrs. Charles Evans of Washington Avenue ; September 20 — Jerry Kirk of Old Montauk Highway; Sep tember 21 — Mrs. Fred Schramm , Sr., of Fir„t Place and September 22 — Veronica Dunn of Southaven Ave- nue. A daughter , Terry Ann was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Caldwell of Midland Avenue last Friday at Bayview^ General Hos- pital in Mastic Beach. The baby weighed 7 pounds , 15 ounces. William (Billy) Hartigan cele- brated his seventh birthday re- cently with a party held at the home of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Hartigan of Midland Ave- line. Refreshments were served in- cluding a large decorated birthday cake. Games were played and pri- zes were awarded to the winners. Guests were Charles Jenkins of Mastic and Brooklyn ; Peter , Mi- chael , Mary Ann , Jane and San- dra Sachak of Mastic ; Diane Ke- ane of Shirley and Billy ' s brother Timoth y, and sisters , Debra and Terry Lee. Also present was Bil- ly ' s paternal grandmother , Mrs. Mildred Steinm ' an of Mastic. Mr. and Mrs. J. Monticello of Willis Avenue celebrated their wedding anniversary September 18. William Moylan. Jr., of Ocean Avenue is spending 10 days va- cation with his maternal grand pa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thur- low of Pleasantville , N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lloyd and son , James , of Sunnyside visited their home on the Riviera , Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Munsell of Ridgewood spent the weekend at their home on the Riviera. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Musumeci of Montgomery Avenue entertain- ed at a dinner party Sunday in honor of Mrs. Musumeci' s mother , Mrs. Delia Sardegna , who cele- brated her eighty-first birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. P. Radico , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gal- enti of Bab y lon; Joseph Graviano of Patchogue; Charles Graviano of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bonanno and sons . Joseph and Philli p, Josep h Bonanno and Mrs. Joseph Musumeci and son , Josep h of Mastic. Kathleen Reilly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly, is convalescing at her home on Pat- chogue Avenue after being a patient in Bayview Hosp ital in Mastic Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wei gand of Ridgewood spent several days the past week at their home on the Riviera. Leo Musumeci of Candido Ave- nue , Shirley, and his brother , Jo- sep h Musumeci of Broadway, Mas- tic , have purchased the Hero King Restaurant on Montauk Hig hway and Vernon Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neilsen and son , Edward and daughters , Judith and Kate , of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their cot- tage on Vernon Avenue. Then- guests were Peter Kaliscik. Miss Cheryl Hartmann and Herbert Ral ph of Brooklyn. A family gathering was held last Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Moylan of Ocean Avenue in celebration of Mr. M' oylan ' s birthday. Among those present were the Moy lan ' s sons , William and Kevin , Mr. and Mrs. John Schlitz and Miss Susan Schlitz of Mastic. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Winnie Kneff of Ridge- wood was at her home on Ocean Avenue over the weekend. Richard Martin Davin , who is employed b y Swezey and Newins in Patchogue , is enjoying a week' s vacation at his home on Vernon Avenue. Edward Buchholz of Broadway returned to work Monday at the Brookhaven National Laboratory after spending two weeks vacation at his home on Broadwav. LANNI BRO S. 575 MASTIC ROAD MASTIC BEACH ATlantic 1-9503 • OIL and GAS BURNERS and PARTS • WATER PUMPS and PARTS • BOTTLED GAS • FUEL OIL PLUMBING and HEATING • WELL D RIVING • L • i Menu EASTPORT Week of Sept. 25-29 MONDAY—Frankfurter and roll , baked beans , sauerkraut , apple crumb squares , milk. TUESDAY — Chicken chow mein with rice and noodles , buttered roll , doug hnut , milk. WEDNESDAY — Pizzaburger on bun , whipped potatoes , green peas, cake, milk. THURSDAY — Spaghetti with meat, sauce , French bread , cole slaw, ice cream , milk. FRIDAY — Vegetable soup, pea- nut butter and jell y or cheese and lettuce sandwich , ice cream , milk. Shirley and Mastic Acres Mrs. Irma Davin, ATlantic 1-8156 Mrs. Fannie Nutter and son. John , of Auborn Avenue visited ner sisters , Miss Zelda A pril and Mrs. Ester Richbart of lnwood on the Hudson , Sunday. A teenage dance , sponsored by the Shirley Long Island Taxpay- er ' s Association , will be held at S p. m. Saturday at the clubhouse on Grandview Drive. The Friday night Teenage Dance has been cancelled for this week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Avilovich of Greenwich Village spent the weekend at their home on Manoi Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weynand of Stackyard Drive entertained as guests September 13 their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weynand , and daughter , Kathleen , of Ozone Park. Week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wey- nand were Mr. Weynand' s broth- er-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Pulzone of Tudor Village in Ozone Park. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Valder of Northern Boulevard visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin and their daughter , Gail , and new baby, Lynn Adele , of Commack , last week. Over the weekend Mr. and Mi s. Valder were guests of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Butalewicz of Mas- sapequa Park. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ubaldo moved into their new home last week which they built next to their old home on Mastic Road. Dominick Costagliola of Pine- lawn Avenue is a patient in Bay- view General Hospital in Mastic Beach. Mr. Costagliola is employ- ed b y the Brookhaven Town Hi gh- way Department. A chicken barbecue , sponsored b y the Propert y Owner ' s of Mas- tic Acres and Shirley, will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday at the Com- munity Center on Essex Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Smurzyn- ski of Brooklyn were at their home on Mlill Drive over the week- end. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Covais and son , Jack , and daughter , Carolyn , of Richmond Hill spent the week- end at their Summer home on Stackyard Drive. Vincent De Nar- do of Ridgewood was a weekend guest of the Covaises. Advance printing p leases in style , quality and price. Excellent work on fine papers and fast presses assure you prompt ser- vice. — Adv. Birthdays celebrated this week were : September 17—Theresa Cu- omo of Pawnee Avenue; Septem- ber 10—Catherine Green of Lex- ington Road ; September 20—Rich- ard Baker of John ' s Neck Road , Thomas Dorfer , Sr., of Lexington Road. Henry P. Henck of Sunset Drive , Henry Redman of Jeanatta Avenue; September 21—Har- ry Hokly of Pawnee Avenue , Jo- seph Cozzolino , Jr., of Hampton Road and Sep tember 22—Peggy Ann Landau of St. George Drive. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. .and Mrs. Clifford Tovvle , Sr.. of Stack- yard Drive were their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Towle , and children , Ma- rian , Laurie and John , of Miller Place. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Lanham of Windus Drive celebrated their twenty-first wedding anniversary, September 19. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stocek and son. William , and daughter , Joyce , of Woodside were at their country home on Mill Drive over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mallardi of Harrison Drive had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mil's. Peter Mal- lardi and Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Tascone and family of Elmont. Guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Mallardi were Mrs. Pauline Sfro- gola and son , Dominick , of New Paltz and Mrs. Chester Currie of the Bronx. Mrs. Thomas Papa of Manor Drive is a patient in Bayview General Hosp ital in Mastic Beach where she underwent surgery, Monday morning. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Shirley Long Island Taxpayer ' s Association will hold a card and game party at 8 p. m. today at the clubhouse on Grandview Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Marti n Czajkow- ski of Brooklyn returned home after spending the weekend at their home on Mill Drive. When you want good printing m correct style and pleasing ap- pearance , call the Advance , GR 5- 1000. —Adv. r ~ \\ ~ \ \~\ \ ~ ~ ~~ ' \~\ ] I WINTER SCHEDULE FOR MASTIC BEACH ! GARBAGE DISTRICT j EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 18 , 1961 \ I j MONDAY and THURSDAY j i Park Drive to Alder Drive ( ? Huguenot Drive to Emerson Place j TUESDAY and FRIDAY j I McKinley Drive to Pat & Mike ' s Service Station j ! WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY | I Bavview Drive to Laurelton Drive and Fortuna Gardens \ \ ! j JAMES E. O'REILLY ATlantic 1 -781 1 ! f * The theft of an outboard motor- boat and a car were reported over the weekend in the .Moriches Bay aica , Kiftti Precinct police said. Police said Angelo (Jassarino of 188 Hawthorne Street , Mastic , and Brookl yn reported tnat a i- - foot Elgin outboard motor boat was stolen Saturday from Mast c Beach. Police said the boat is vahi\d at § \2n . Patrolman Nelson L. Collins , Jr., investigated. A litol car. valued at $:' .U0 , was reported stolen Saturday from b e - hind the ice house on Diana Drive , Mastic Beach , police said. Natale Catandella of Mastic Boulevard and V\rsa Place , Mastic, reported the theft , police said . Patrolman Charles llat.gan investigated . Ten to 15 dollars was reporiod , police said , to have b\en stolen Sunday from Alastab' s Restaurant on Montauk Highway. East Mo- riches , when eutiA was gained by breaking a glass in the kitchen door. Money was taken from a cigarette machine, police said , and gum and candy \ve\o al-o stolen. The proprietor , Alastair M. Wat- son of River Avenue . Eastport . re- ported the theft Patrolman T. A. Gross , Jr., investigated. Car , Boat Stolen In Moriches Area FRANCIS T. JAR7IS , 04 , died September 11 at his home on 115 Fulton Avenue , Mastic, after a brief illiness. He was born August ti , 1897 , in Brooklyn and was a summer resident here many years , and a year round resident several years. He was a retired motorman for the New York City Rap id Transit and a veteran of World War 1. Survivors include his wife. Elea- nor , of Mastic; three sons, Robert Jarvis , Thomas Jam ' s and Francis Brown ; his mother , Mary Becker; a sister , Agnes Pugh; a brother , Harry Becker and two grand- children. He reposed at the Weigand Brothers Funeral Home at 4!) Hill- side Avenue , Williston Park. A Requiem Mass was offered at 9:. '!0 a. m. September 14. at St. Aidans R. C. Church in Wi'listen Park. Interment followed at the Long Island National Cemetery, Pine- lawn. MRS. LAURETTA BATIN- SKY , o9 , . died Sunday at her home on Lockwood Drive , Shirley. She was born November 20 , 1891 , in Brooklyn and was a resi- dent of Shirley for the past eight years. Survivors include two sons , John A. Batinsky and Thomas S. Batin- sky both of Shirley, two daugh- ter ' s , Mrs . Rose Cunningham and Mrs . Florence ( iinnin g h im, both of Shirley ; a brother. John Grau of Red Hook . N. Y.. and four grandchildren. A Resaiy service was held 8 p. m., September 1<) , at Herr- mann ' s Funeral Home , Center Moriches. A Requiem Mass was offered 10 a. m., September 20 , at St. John the Evangelist R . C. Church , Center Moriches. Interment fol- lowed in Most Holy Trinity Ceme- tery, Brooklyn. There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to your home every week in the year for onlv S5. Subscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the Circulation Manager. —Adv. 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