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CENTER MORICHES NEWS Mrs. Alfred K. Blcchncr , AT 4-1114 vj CHURCH SUPPER Seventy persons attended a cov- ered di. -h supper sponsored by the Ladies ' Guild of the Presby terian Church of the Moriches last Fri- day night at the church. Special Sliest was Rev. Dr. R. Alvin Wil- son , member of the Synod staff and field assistant for National Missions working in the New York Metropolitan area ; he is serving as pastor of the church until a permanent pastor will be available. A cartoon film was show n and a travelogue film was also shown. The Rev . and Mrs. Gordon Dickson of the East Mori- ches Presbyteria n Church and M rs. R. A. Wilson were also spe- cial guests. Miss Margaret Kay, Miss Lou- ise Scale and Mesdames Myron Hulse. Mark Seale and Norman Hviand of Silva Rebekah Lodge attended an installation meeting at the Home Sweet Home Rebekah Lodge in East Hampton October 2. There willl he an installation of officers tomorrow night at the Silva Rebekah Lodge meeting in the lodge hall on Main Street. Mr. - . Risley of Suffolk District 2 of the Sayville Lodge and her >ta ff will install the following of- ficers ; Mrs. Viola Hy land , noble grand ; Mrs. Knuta Yieik , vice grand; Mrs. Gladys Lowe , record- ing secretary ; Miss Margaret Kay, financial secretary ; and Mrs. Ada Robins , treasurer. Live B tter With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pizzar- ello of 24 Orchard Neck Road be- came the parents of a daughter , Leanne Adele , born September 10 at the Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital. The baby weighed 6 pounds , 8 ounces. They have another daughter , Marianna , who is two and one-half years old. Leanne Adele was christened October 1 at the St. John ' s R. C. Church on Ocean Avenue with the Rev. Mat- thew Wisniewski officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vigliotta of East Moriches are the godparents. Mr. Piazzarello teaches music at Sa- chem High School at Lake Ron- konkoma. His wife is the former Miss Clementine Andreano of Ro- chester. The Parent-Teacher Association of Center Moriches Schools will hold its monthl y meeting at the school' s all-purpose room , at 8 p. m. Monday. William Johnson and Mrs. Mary Mueller will take 1961- 62 registrations. Mrs. Conswella Rivera of Reo Padres , Puerto Rico , is staying with her brother-in-law and sis- ter , Mr. and Mrs. Einar J. Pu- jado and children Anthony and Rosemary of North Ocean Avenue for a few weeks. Mrs. Rivera will visit her son in Los Angeles be- fore returning- to her home in Puerto Rico. Another story hour will be held at the Center Moriches Free Pub- lic Library at 10 a. m. to 11 a. m. Saturday. Miss Vivian M. Clark , story teller will read stor- ies from a new book at the libr- ary. All small children are wel- come to attend. The St. John ' s Episcopal Church announces the start of a new class for four-year-olds to be taught by- Mrs. Kenneth Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kermonde and children , Joan and Paul , of Flor- ham Park , N.J., spent Saturday visiting Mrs. Kermode ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Ehniann of Lake Avenue. The Moriches Unit. Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, will hold its monthly meeting at the Sunrise Restaurant at 8 p. m. Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Wood- ley of Beachfern Road , became parents of a son , Harold Grei g, born September 23 at the Brook- haven Memorial Hospital. The in- fant weighed 9 pounds , 13 V_ oun- ces. They have another son , Rob- ert Louis , 16 months old. Mrs. Woodley is the former Miss Inez McGowan of New York City. The commissioners and officers of the Center Moriches Fire De- partment will meet at the fire- hall at 8 p. m. Monday. The Deborah Sisterhood of the Jewish Cente r of the Moriches will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the center. A tenth birthday party celebra- tion was held recently in honor of Glenna Hitz , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zeneski of Clin- ton Street , in the basement of her home. The room was decorat- ed in white and pink streamers and balloons. Guests were given party favors and hats. The cele- bration was highlighted by a cake with Rock N Roll dancers and inscribed , \Happy Birthday Glenna. \ Games were enjoyed. At- tending were Glenna ' s classmates , Arietta Roth , Janet Wolfenden. Mary Ellen Josep h and Coleen Duffy. Other guests were Jean Zeneski , Sharon Zeneski , Kathy Mullane , Arlene Agnetti , Ronnie Agnetti , Rosann Gioi'dano , Danie- la Giordano and Juanita Duffy . Also her grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Muller , her aunt , Shir- ley Zeneski , all of Center Mori- ches; Patti Kern , Robin Kern and Blythe Ann Malloy of East Mor- iches; her aunt , Helen Miller , and Elizabeth Miller , Mary Ellen Mil- ler and Donna Lee Miller of Shir- ley; Cindy Mac Leod , Lynn Mac- Leod and Evel yn Federkiel of Pat- chogue. A son , Wayne Wardel , was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vener- able of Wading River Road on September 22 at the Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. The bab y wei ghed 9 pounds , 7 1 /- ounces , and is the seventh child of the Vener- ables. The board of trustees of the Presbyterian Church of the Mori- ches will hold its monthly meet- ing at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Florence Gomez enjoyed dinner at the Sunrise Restaurant with her husband , Joseph , and the theatre , in celebration of her birth- day, on October 6. A combination of a surprise forty-fifth wedding anniversary and famil y reunion dinner party was held at Frank Friede ' s River- side Restaurant in Smithtown Sunday. The guests-of-honor were Mr . and Mrs. Howard Carlough , Sr. , of Lake Avenue. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Carlough' s sons and daughters-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carloug h , Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carlough ; their daughter , Miriam , and her fiance , Rudolp h Wilcox. The honored guests were presented with a lov- ing cup. Mrs. Augusta Murray, president of the Center Moriches Fire De- partment Ladies ' Auxiliary, presi- ded at a recent meeting of the organization at the Center Mori- ches firehall. Refreshments were served , followed by the meeting, by Mrs. Sally Hutton and Mrs. Viola Hyland. There will be a meeting held at the legion hall on Senix Ave- nue b y the American Legion Post 929 at 8 p. m. Wednesday. On September 22 a son , Lloyd Hallock , was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith of Union Avenue at the Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital. The baby weig h- ed 7 pounds , 15 and a half oun- ces. He has a brother Gregory, 12. Recent new residents of Senix Avenue from Rocky Point are Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Bodnar , Jr., and daughter , Miss Patricia. Another daughter. Melanie , is attending Keuka College at Keuka Park as a freshman. They also have a son John M., who is taking up den- tistry in his sop homore year at Tufts University, Boston , Mass. The United Nations Program committee will hold a meeting at 8 p. m. today at the Jewish Center of the Moriches on Main Street. The program is scheduled to be held at 7 p. m. October 29 at the Center Moriches School all-purpose room. All members of the committee are urged to at- tend. The following Girl Scout lead- ers have been assigned to troops: Mrs. Carl P. Kern , of Brookfield Avenue , first year Brownies; Mrs. S. Vernon Hawkins , Jr., of Cros- by Street , second year Brownies; Mrs. William H. Carnes of Cedar Street , third year Brownies; Mrs. Casimer Nawrocki of Ocean Ave- nue , first year intermediate Troop 6 ; Mrs. Joe Kelly, third year in- ter .mediate Troop 90; Mrs. Paul Meyer of Union Avenue , Interme- diate Troop 23 , and Mrs. William T. W r alsh of Shirley Street , Sr., Troop 12. A successful twenty-fifth anni- versary dance was held at the Sun- rise Restaurant by the Veterans of Forei gn Wars , Post 414 , last Saturday. About 100 people at- tended and danced to the music of the Half Beats from Ronkon- koma. Birthdays are: October 15 — Linda Horbert , daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horbert of Cedar Street; October. 16 — Sally Jones , daug hter of Mr. and l\Irs. Bill Jones of Hawkins Avenue 8; Oct- ober 19 — Frank Gaputo , Sr., of Brookfield Avenue and Craig Ten- ke , son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tenke , Jr., of Senix Avenue , 11. L __l___Il_I_i_-3 ^ r LOOK , MA! 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WE DEUVER PARTY SET-U P f I I J OR GROCERIES j ? 4 aiuiuiiiiiiiiiuiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuciuui-iuuiuiiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiuiiuiiiiiiiii innmiiiiiininniiiiuiimininmniuinnu ~ T J GROCERIES :: DELICATESSEN I J Montauk Highway and Grand Ave., Shirley ? j ATlantic 1-7161 [ Peconi c Bay Dist . Scouts Gather , Hold Round.able CENTER MORICHES — A Peconic Bay District Roundtable meeting for Cub Scouts Boy- Scouts and Explorers was held at the Center Moriches High School last Thursday. District Commis- sioner , Michael Mc Garvey presi- ded arc! about 100 attended , inclu- ding Boy Scout and Cub Scout lea- ders , Explorer advisors , den mo- thers and uniformed »- .oys. The meeting opened with a sa- lute to the American flag. A spe- cial film stri p was shown on how a Webelos den can be formed. Ger- ald Hobson , assistant district com- missioner , demonstrate d games and magic and led everyone through a few Cub Scout songs from pr.nted sheets he distributed. Pack 23 of Center Moriches dis- played horses heads and cows heads which they made at dun meetings. They have been designed to fit over a boy ' s head and were used as part of their costumes at the Peconic District ExposiCon Parade in Southold in May. The theme of the exposition was \Strengthen Amer- ica. \ Pack 23 chose to entitle its float , \Farmers Strengthen Amer- ica. \ The evenings program was hig h- lighted by a presentation of \The Scouter ' s Training Award , \ an outstanding award , to Jack Wolf- enden , scoutmaster of Troop 23 of Center Moriches. The Boy Scout leaders discussed p lans and prepared for next month' s scouting under the theme , \To Help Other People. \ They made plans for participation at the Camp Paquatuck Peconic Bay Dis- trict Fall Camporee to be held at the camp on October 20, 21 and 22. The advancement program and a specialization of merit badge coun- selors was also discussed. The Cub Scout leaders also dis- cussed next month' s scouting pro- gram with \Magic \ as November ' s theme. Plans were discussed b y Ex- plorer leaders for participation at the Camporee and a possibility of the boys taking part at the Na- tional Rifle Association ' s rifle match , as a district activity. An election took place for Peconic Bay Explorer cabinet officers. Elected were John H. Maddock , Jr., Post 248 , chairman; Bob Furman , Squa- dron 142 , vice chairman and Rich- ard Llewellyn , Post 39 , secretary. Mrs. Genevieve Halliday, who was accompanied by Mrs. Kath- leen Merrill and Mrs. Josephine O'Brien , all from Amagansett , was awarded a Cub Scout handkerchief for driving to the Center Moriches meeting from the furthest point in the district of the cub scout di- vision , and William Schriever , scoutmaster , who is starting a new troop in Orient Point , was given an award for driving from the fur- thest point in the Boy Scout di- vision from Orient Point. The Pe- conic District extends from Wading River to Orient Point on the North Shore and from Mastic to Montauk Point on the South Shore. The next roundtable meeting will take p lace at Sag Harbor. The mo- thers of Cub Pack 23 of Center Moriches supplied the refreshments served. Random Views on the N ews Photo Quiz: The question : What is your re- action to Principal Stanley Ab- ram ' s recent remarks about the possibility of excluding non-resi- dents students from enrollment in Center Moriches Schools ? MRS. VERNON HAVENS , Pa- quatuck Terrace , East Moriches , housewife : \It would offer a great problem since East Mori- ches is too small for a high school of its own and Eastport would be too overcrowded. \ MRS. KENNETH HOWELL , Woodlawn Avenue , East Moriches , housewife : \It wouldn 't be right. Every child has the right to at- tend high school. \ MRS. GILBERT CARTER , South Street , South Manor , enrol- lment officer for School Disti'ict 21; \What about South Manor ' s tuition ? After all , our students aren 't going to school in Center Moriches for no charge. \ MRS. MARY ROYALTY , Wad- ing River Road , South Manor , president , South Manor PTA; \We more or less anticipated this. It would be nice to see a kindergarten through eighth grade in Manorville. \ -I* # * . ' f MRS. HELEN OLIVER , Wad- ing River Road , South Manor , vice president , South Manor PTA ; \We ' ll just have o wait and see what happens. It certainly would be hard on the children. \ MRS. SAMUEL HUDSON , Wading River Road , South Manor , Mrs. V. Havens Mrs. K. Howell Mrs. O. Carter Mrs. Mary Royalty Mrs. Helen Oliver Mrs. S. Hudson principal of South Manor School: \It came as a surprise to me. If he wants to centralize , why doesn 't he want South Manor chil- dren even when they are paying luition?\ _- V______-----V>-_-. ^ ^^^ _-_-_____-________- l m\ _^ \'^r\*\ _i_ ^# *yi_ P m • * _____________ _ _ » \ __ ^?^\ \v ^:^^:^w __ *^ _^PtJ^_ _ _^3fiPnnr _^TK>n^^_ ^ SJH STEINER'S LUMBER YARD , INC. CLINTON STREET ATlantic 4-0131 CENTER MORICHES COAL :: CUSTOM HOMES BUILT PREVIEW of fourth grade library class at Nathaniel Woodhull Elementary School , Shirley, is given to third graders , left to right: Deborah Norton and Nicholas Clarke , both of Mastic Beach ; Gerard Sigismonte of Shirley and Wanda Ursum of Mastic Beach by School Librarian Mrs. Ruth W. Havens. Fourth , fifth and sixth grade youngsters are given regular library classes con- sisting of instruction and free reading. —Advance Photo Guest Addresses Extension Unit In Mastic Beach MASTIC BEACH — Over 55 members of the Mastic Beach Unit of the Home Extension Service at- tended a business meeting and cov- ered-dish luncheon last Tuesday at the Firehouse. Mrs. Frances Faw- cett presided. Welcome d into the unit as new members were Mrs. John Carnesi and Mrs. Perrier. Preliminaries on g loves were given by Mrs. Rob- ert DeCordova , on lampshades by Mrs. Eugene Lasko , on landscap- ing by Mrs. Anthony Gambale and on Christmas decorations b y Mrs. John Martin and Mrs. John Rus- sell. A special guest at the meeting- was Mrs. Edward Lopez , an ex- ecutive officer of the Extension Service. Final reservations for the an- nual meeting to be held at ' .he Town House in Huntington on October 31 were made. A charter- ed bus will leave from the fire- house at 8:30 a. m. Mrs. Made- line Miller modeled a wook knit dress made b y her and received numerous requests to include his in the future project' s program. Mesdames Theodore Millman. Margaret Peck , Alice Udall and Arthur Barnes served on the kit- chen committee. The next meeting of this Unit will be held Tuesday at 10 a. m. in the firehouse. The special displa this month at the Center Moriches Free Pub- lic Library features books on economics and political science. Among the new books on these subjects are the following: \The Coming Tests With Russia \ by Walter Lippm.an; \A Living Bill of Rights \ b y William O. Douglas; \Report of the County Chairman \ by James A. Michener; \Social Change in Latin America Today \ by the Council on Foreign Rela- tions; \The Krushchev Pattern \ by Frank Gibney; \Russia , the Atom and the West\ by George Kennan; \A IFstorv of the Cold War \ b- John Lukacs; \The U.S. and India and Pakistan \ by W. Norman Brown; \Impatient Giant \ (Red China Today) bv Gerald Clark ; \Jomo Iv e n y a t t a ' ' by George Dolt ' ; \The New Million- aires and How They Made Their Fortunes , \ Wall Street Journal , and \The Worldl y Philosophers ' by Robert L. Ileilbroner. An Advance specialty! Wedding invitations whose perfection in printing, design and paper qual- ity cannot fail to please the pocket book. —Adv. Library New s |UWMUUUUWIUUIIWi- ^VUUUUUlWUIAIIAWUUUI ^^ I ENTRY BLANK - LO NG ISLAND ADVANCE ! PET SHOW I Sunday, October 15 , 196 1 I \ NAME OF EXHIBITOR AGE VDDRESS NAME OF PET CLASS PET WILL COMPETE IN ( For list of classes see Advance story on show ) I Mail or deliver entry blanks to the Advance Office , Main Street , Center Moriches , next to j \ Postollice. ' | Exhibitors must be residents of the Morich es Bay area , including the Mastics, Shirley, the 5 Moriches , Speonk , Remsenburg, Manorville and Eastport. \ f—^ — — — — — — »-»-»^»»»^^^J*^»^*^»J***^^^^***^^^^*^*^*^ »^*^t*fc^^^-^^ »^* ^^\^»»»'\*»-*-^ —¦-¦»•¦¦- ¦ - - — _» __ -fc_-_r%-r-i-Hf-l******^^\* MENU Center Moriches THURSDAY — Columbus Day — No School. FRIDAY — Fish sticks , rice , stewed tomatoes, milk , bread- and butter, fruit. MONDAY — Soup, grilled cheese sandwich , milk , fruit. TUESDAY — Spaghetti with meat sauie , salad , milk , bread and butter , jello. WEDNESDAY—Baked pork chop, mashed potatoes , corn , milk , bread and butter , applesauce. ri rin ~nnnnr~\ - rinn-T~nrr~~~~~~~~~~\~~~~~**\~~~^ J *'~r-'* ir~~riri-VTr i rinnnnnji _r _Tnniuu_ . JREAL ESTAT E 1 I I NSTANCE ! |Ce nterBioric lie s , l(jr.ft_*r4-0400| CM Fourth Annual Pet Show Is Set for Sunday at 2 p.m. Loads of Prizes , Plenty of Fun , Rush in Entries Sunday ' s Fourth Annual Pet Show sponsored by The Long island Advanc promise. - , to be olio of the most exciting and interes- ting in the affair ' s four . war his- tory. Merchants in tne Moriches Bay Area have been unusually generous in pie iglng m< remind se certificates. Among the fine prizes offered are a transi. - tor radio , $25 savings bond and tree permanent wave. A comp ete li t of m r. h- an s who donated prize- will he published in next wok' s is_ue. .Judging from the wide ran^e of entries , the show should be the most comp ' et\ < _ ath 'ring of ani- mals since Noah' . - ! Ark. The Advance ' s cameras will be on hand Sunday at 2 p. m. in the parking .ol of the 11. C Bo- hack Company. Inc. on Main Street, Center Moriches , and all entries have an excellent chance of seeing their pets and themselves in the following week' s edition of The Advance. Aside from the band- some prizes , including a loving cup for the grand prize winner , and a chance to get you and your pet' s picture in the paper , we can promise little else except lots of fun for the entire family. The panel of jud ges composed of Mrs. James B. M. Bulloch of Center Moriches , Mrs. John Scree- ny of Shirley, secretary of the Hu- mane Society of Suffolk County, and Joseph Schaeffer of Mastic Beach , animal lover and breeder of dogs , will need all its energy for the difficult task of selecting winners. Don 't make their job more difficult b y sending in last minute entries. Cli p out the entry blank on this page today, and mail it in , or if it' s more convenient , drop it off at our office in the Senix Building on Main Street , Center Moriches. Don 't wait unti l the last minute on Sunday to reg- ister your pet. All pet owners from the Mori- ches Bay Area , including the Mori- ches , Mastics. Shirley, Manorville , Eastport , Remsenburg and Speonk are eligible to enter. Dogs , cats, horses , livestock , birds , fowl , mis- cellaneous and wild animals may be entered. We draw the line onl y on reptiles , fish and insects. As in past contests , pedigree will in no way be a standard for selecting winning pets, and an alley cat has as good a chance as a seal point Siamese. We 'll be looking forward to see- ing you all again Sunday at 2 p. m. Shadow Play Presented For Cubs and Parents MASTIC — About 50 parents and 40 Cubs attended a pack meet- ing of Mastic Cub Scout Troop 262 held recently at the Brookha- ven Town Recreation Center on Classon Avenue. Committeeman George Villafa- nez and Albert Fahie and Cub- master Harry Holdy presented a comical shadow play. Mr. Yillafa- nez portrayed the role of a pa- tient with Mr. Holdy and Mr. Fa- hit as doctors performing an op- eration. .Mrs. Margaret Caske entertained with several numbers on the har- monica. The Cubs sang a few songs. Refreshments were served b y Mr. and Mrs. Edward Petersen , John Bolis and Mrs. Joseph Di Santi. The next pack meeting will be held 8 p. m., October 25 , at the center. Wedding bells and wedding streamers carry an air of delicate beauty that is reflected in the loveliness of the printed wedding invitations done by The Advance. —Adv. INSTALLING Walter A. Kanas of East Moriches as acting postmaster Friday at the East Moriches Post Office was F. J. Brigante , postal inspector. Mr. Kanas replaces Albert Olson , who recently resigned. —Advance Photo MASTIC BEACH — A large political rally sponsored by mem- bers of the Mastic Beach Repub- lican Club will be held October 25 at 8:30 p. m. in the Mastic Beach Property Owners Associa- tion Clubhouse , announced Frank Vopelak , club president. All are welcome to attend. Since Republican town and county can- didates will be there , those present will have an opportunity to ask questions. Refreshments will also be served. Republican headquarters fo r this district have been set up at 306 Neighborhood Road. Visitors are always welcome. Mastic Beach GOP Club Slates Political Rally MASTIC — A Halloween party for members of the Ladies ' Auxili- ary of the Mastic Fire Department will be held tonig ht at 8 p. m. in the Mastic Firehall. All are urged to come in costume. Prizes will be awarded for the fun- niest , scariest and prettiest cos- tumes. Refreshments will be ser- ved. HALLOWEEN PARTY Churchwomen of St. John s Ep iscopal Church met at the parish hall October 4. Mrs. Wallace M e n d e , president , opened the meeting with prayer. The women discussed the rummage sale to be held at the parish hall on Railroad Avenue from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m., October 20 and 21. M'-s. Frank G. Schumacher and Mrs. James White of Center Moriches are co-chairmen and Mrs. Edward Smith is poster chairman. The following items were discussed to be included at the Christmas Sale and Food Sale scheduled for November 18 , at the parish hall: pies , cakes , cookies , candies , Christ- mas articles , aprons , pillow cases and white elephants. Those attending the meet- ing were Mesdames James White , Clarence Ross , William Robinson , George Pirie and Mrs. Frank G. Schumacher, all of Center Moriches; Mrs. Arthur Budek and Mrs. John Yost of East Moriches; Mrs. Jacob Pike and Mrs. Edward Smith of .Mastic and Mrs. Reg- inald Bugden of Shirley. The next meeting will be Novem- ber 1. St. John ' s Ep iscopal Churchwomen Meet
