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Shirley and Mastic Acres M rs. Irma D«vin , ATlantic 1-8150 A triple celebration was held Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Christop herson of Broadway. The party was giv- en in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Christop her^on ' s daughter , Lois Ellen, who celebrated her sixth birthday October 6 and in honor of the ' birthdays of Mrs. O. Ing- bret sen and Edwin Ing bretsen. Buffet refreshments were served and a beautiful birthday cake in- .cribi (1. \Happy Birthday. Mom. Lois and Ed. \ centered the- table. Members of the family present were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ingbret- sen and <mi< , David and Bruce , of Neuin g ton . Conn.; Mr. and Il l' s T. Kl. pp of Flora l Park , an( ' Mr. and Mr - . O. Ingbretsen of Mastic Beach. Mr . and Mrs. Ingbretsen and sons returned home Sunday after spendum the weekend as the guest- of hi. - brother-in-law and sister . Mr. and Mrs . Christopher- son. The Ladies ' Auxiliary ol the Shiiley Lone ' Island Taxpayer ' s Association will meet at 8 p. m. today at the clubhouse on Grand- view Drive. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Schmitt and family formerly of Yonkers are residing year round at 3!) Woodcut Drive. Birthday- ; celebrated this week were : October 7 — lVguv Cole of Church Drive; October S — Donna Co; ;:lina of Hampton Road , I. ' chard L. Brennan of Sherbrook Couit. Mary Beth Gross of May- field D'-ivo \ :Octob (>i- ii — Mrs. Ed- ward Cole of Church l)ri\e; Oct- ober 12 — Roy Finocchio of Wood- cut Di '\' e and Robert Aitken of Sachem Drive. Donna Marie Asendorf. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Asendoif of Patchogue. was chris- tened recentl y in St. Margaret ' s R. C. Church in Selden. The god- pa rents are M . -s Lorraine Asen- I ' ort ' and Charles A-endoif of Som- ei -e: Ave. Following the ceremony a famil y gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Asen- dorf in Patchogue. Buffet refresh- ment- were served. Guests were the baby ' s paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs . Patrick Asendorf of Shirley, the maternal grandparents Mr . and .M rs. Sahatore Polizi of Selden. and the paternal great giandmother . Mrs. Isabelle Devlin of Shirley. Also pro ^ont were the godparent s . Donna Marie received manv lovelv _rifts. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Edwards of Jack-on Heights returned home after . -pending the weekend at their home on Rugby Drive. Mr and Mrs. Eugene Lauer of Brookl yn spent a few days the past week at their home on Man- or Drive. Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Robert Council and famil y of Woodcut Drive left recentl y to reside at Larson Air Force Ba.se in Wash- ington. Sgt. Council had been sta- tioned in Saudi Arabia, for the past year and now has been trans- fern d to I.ar. -on Air Force Base. He ha- been in the service for 18 years. _ -Air. and Mrs. Charl-v Valder of Northern Boulevard were Sunday dinner guest. - of their son-in-law and daughtei' . Mr. and . Air. -. Mich- ael B u t a 1 e w i c z of Massapequa Park. A son. Donald Lewis, was born to Mr and Mrs. Walter Klink of Floyd Road North. October 6 at Biookhaven Memorial Hospital in Ea-t Patchogue. The bab y weigh- ed 7 pounds , 8 ounces. The couple have another son. Max, 14 months old. Mr. Klink is the son of Mr. and Mr- . Max Klink also of Flovd Road North . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferger- son and children. Dennis and Ka- thleen , of Ozone Park were at their horn\\ on Northern Boule- vard over the weekend. Mr and Mrs. Anthony Caceio- la of Surry Circle celebrated their wedding anniversary. October 10. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cole and son. Edward , of Church Drive cele- brated Mrs. Coles ' birthdav Sat- urday night by having dinner at the Wagon \Yheel in Port Jeffer- son. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abbate of Lodi. N.J., spent the weekend at their Summer home on Rugby Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Martucci of Rugby Drive had as a weekend guest his father , John Martucci ol Long Island City. Mrs. Angelina Vitellaro was guest-of-honor at a birthday din ner party held Saturday at the home of her son-in-law and daug h- ter , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moreno of Bellerose. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ocuto of Bellerose. Mr. and Mrs. Ajtigelo Vitellaro and sons . Salvatore , Joseph and Allen of Bensonhurst and Shirley; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitellaro and daughter . Angela , of Brooklyn and Shirley, and Mr. and Mrs . 1) . Vit- ellaro and sons , Salvatore and Ken netb and daughters , Angela and Geraldine of Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. Moreno are Summer residents of Manor Drive. Mrs. Charles M-otzer of Tono- pan Street visited her mother Mrs. Sophie Hoelzig, of Corona , Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Towle , Sr., of Stackyard Drive entertain- ed as dinner guests Sunday Mr. •and Mrs. Frank Mc Laughlin of New Hyde Park. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Avilovich of Greenwich Village spent tne weekend at their home on Manor Drive. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. James Gormley celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a party at their home on Lexington Road , Satur- day night. Guests were Air. ami Mrs. John Mickert and children , James and Nora. Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Gillen and sons. Dennis. Michael and Thomas, and daugh- ters , Joanne , Patricia and Marga- ret of Mastic; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc MXillen and children , Kath y, Suzanne and John. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gormley and sons, Ed- wa rd and Stephen , of Belle Har- bor; Mr. and Mrs. William Gorm- ley and children. Wiilliam , Rick y and Joanne , of Babylon; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jennings and . son , Rick y of Manchester , Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. John Gormley and chil- dren , Mary Ellen. Patricia Ann and John of Massapequa; Mr. and Mrs . Robert Gormley and children Robert , James , Michael and Mar- garet of Roxbury ; Mr. and Mrs. A. DeT.ucia and children , Patricia and Alfred , of Shirley and the guest-of-honor ' s children, Kathy and Geri-Ellen. Mrs. Dominick Costagliola of Pinelawn Avenue is a patient in Bayview General Hospital in Mas- tic Beach. Her husband was dis- charged last week from Bayview Hospital and is recuperating at his home. Mr. and Mrs. John Perreco of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their home on Floyd Road North. Hugh O'Neill of Brooklyn was a weekend guest of his brother- in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. John Hartmann of Revilo Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jara of As- toria spent the weekend at their home on Auborn Avenue. Their guest was William Sinram of As- toria. —' _______—_.-__H.___._______ _ .Ht (^llllllillii|.<l . _l.llll|..ll l lil|„|i;gilll|l >l |l|| lltl | (l) | ll | ||(f r j s ¦ 1 HERRMAN N ' S A , j Wwl* f_A__ *#_ > •< V_^7/!v_7_ _^//____F _rr^^^_^^W^ _l^j ^ _ ^^^^W * : ammm—Ml ^mmmmam ^TTmmY ^im ^ MT l Main Street Center Moriches ATlantic 4-0301 m — mmm ——amwmm—wmmmmm—w^maam—i^m————ma ^—mB— ~m— ~——m Mastic Items of Interest Hn. Irma Darin, ATlantic 1-81S* Martha Ann Andrejack , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andre - jack . celebrated her tenth birth- day September 28 with a party held at her home on Main Street. Decorations included a large crepe paper sign adorning the wall a» id scribed , \Happy Birthday. \ The table was attractivel y decorated and featured a large birthday cake. The children received party hats , balloons , horns, blowers and baskets of candy. Guests were Donna , Joy and Thea Savi , Joan- ne , Patricia and Margaret Gillen , Patricia Riechert of Mastic and Martha Ann ' s sisters , Mary and Theresa Ann , and brothers , Joseph and Thomas. Louis Burgio and Miss Gladys Ennis of the Bronx were weekend guests of Miss Ennis ' parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Ennis of the Bronx. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. Birthdays celegrated this week were : October 7 — Joseph Mun- sell of Moriches Avenue , Miss Ka- therine Musumeci of Montgomery Avenue , MSss Susan Rech of Ful- ton Avenue , Mrh. Katherine Ha- ase of Mastic Boulevard ; October 9 — Nicola Citarelli of Stuyvesant Avenue Robert Buchhold of Broad- way, Mrs. Mae Rosenblum _f Old Montauk Highway, Miss Diana Monticello of, Willis Avenue . Oc- tober 10 — ' Mrs. Emily Sammis of Dana Avenue; October 12 — Louis Castaldo of Mastic Road and Fred Schramm , Sr.; of First Place. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilliard and sons , Joseph and Ronald , of Bethlehem , Pa., returned home Monday after spending the week- end as the guests of Mrs. Gill- iard' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. C. Monticello of Willis Avenue. On Sunday, Mr. ond Mrs. Monticello entertained at a dinner party at their home. Guests present were Mrs. Miitzi Kimlin and sons , Ja- mes and Richard , of East Patch- ogue ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Betz and Fred Betz of Jamaica; Mr. and Mrs. Gilliard and family, Mrs. Peter Cook and son , Peter , Mrs. Robert Mc Donald and son , Rob- ert , and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ferrintino and daug hters , Vera of Brooklyn , and Mr. and Mrs. Mon- ticello ' s son , Robert and daugh- ter ' s , Diana and Anita. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Van Benthuysen of Brookl yn were at their home on Midland Avenue over the weekend. A Halloween costume party, sponsored by the Mastic Fire De- partment Ladies ' Auxiliary, will be held 8 p. m. today at the Mas- tic Firehall. Mrs. James Unangst of Glen- dale was a weekend guest of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vel- tung of Ditmus Avenue. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Veltung were his brother and sister-in-law- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Veltung of Richmond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oliva re- turned to their home in Brooklyn after spending the Summer at their cottage on Montgomery Ave- nue. Fred Buchholz of Main Street has returned to work as Shirley Patrolman after being a patient in Bayview General Hospital in Mastic Beach. Mrs. John Coords is confined to her home on Dana Avenue with pneumonia . Mr. and M TS . Louis Zelickman of Brookl yn spent several days honeymoon at the Shirley M O 1 C J 1 the past week. Mr. Zelichman is a brother to Mrs. Kenneth Citar- elli of Stuyvesant Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guermon- prez of Brightwoods entertained at a dinner party Saturday in honor of Joseph Munsell of Moriches Avenue who celebrated his eighty- first birthday. Among those at- tending were Mrs. Munsell and Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson of Brightwoods. Mr. Munsell reced - ed many gifts and cards of con- gratulation and the Riverhead ra- dio station announced his birthday and played several selections in his honor. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Munsell were Mr. and Mrs. Frank 0. Wurster and daugh- ter , Clara , of Levittown. A special pre-election rally com- mittee meeting of the Ma.stic-Mor- iches-Shirley Democratic Club will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the old Shirley Drugstore building on Montauk Highway. Miss Katherine Musumeci cele- brated her twenty-fifth birthday Sunday with a family gathering at her home on Montgomery Ave- nue. Buffet refreshments were served including a whi pped cream birthday cake. Those present were her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Musumeci , and son , Peter , and daughter , Patricia , Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bonanno and sons , Josep h and Philip, William Shiminski and Mrs. Joseph Musumeci and son , Joseph of Mastic. At the first annual Long Island National Championship Horse Show held Sunday at the J & N Ranch in Riverhead , Mrs. Josep h Toto of Lambert Avenue won a trophy for being champion of the ayear in the Gym Kanah. (barrel racing- division and Miss Joan Walker of Moriches was second p lace winner. An outstanding feature of the show was a square dance on horse back in which Mrs. Toto and Miss Walker participated with six oth - er persons. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Molfese and sons , Dennis and Frank , of New York City spent the weekend at their home on Southaven Avenue. Their guest was Thomas Keenan of New York City. All persons in the Mastic area who have installed mail boxes in front of their homes and have not notified the Mastic Postoffice are urged to do so at once in order to expediate mail delivery. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toto of Lambert Avenue were Mrs. foto ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Rene Rohart , and daug hters , Frances and Renee. of the Bronx. Lydia Thullen , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Thullen. celebrat- ed her twelfth birthday with a family party at her home on Mas- tic Boulevard , October 3. A din- ner was served. Among those pre- sent ' were Peggy Adelmann of Mastic and Lydia ' s sisters , Nancy and Natalie-Jo and brother, Jack. A practice session for the ma- jorettes of the Mastic Fire De- partment Band will be held from 7:30 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. Monday nigh t at the Mastic Firehall. All flag twirlers and twirlers are urg- ed to attend. John Rosato of Lafayette Ave- nue , who is spending sometime in Florida , is recuperating at his home in Miami after being a patient in Doctor ' s Hospital in Coral Gables for the past three weeks. Anniversaries celebrated th e past week were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gerle of Midland Avenue , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andrejack of Main Street , October 7; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerle of Midland Avenue , October 9 and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Moylan of Shinnecock Avenue , October 11. Miss Judith Citarelli of Stuyve- sant Avenue returned home after- spending the weekend as the guest of her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. John Mickert of Dana Avenue celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary, Oct- ober 4. MASTIC BEACH NEWS •frs. Kenneth Andersen . ATlantic 1-8458 Mr. and Mrs. James Zuzierl a of Whittier Drive on Tuesday night entertained at a party in celebra- tion of the seventeenth birthday of their daughter. Barbara. Re- freshments including a decorated cake were served. Guests included Misses Theresa , Sandra , Arlene , Jo-Ann , Judith, Sara and Gertrude Zuzierla , s ' sters of Barbara , Mr. and Mrs. John Kruk and children , Jodie and Johnnie , of Eastport; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zuzierla and sons , Jimmy and Michael, of Mastic Beach , and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pi imus and Billy Conley of Centereach. Fred Streck of Valley Stream was the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Franz , Jr., and chil- dren , Susan , Laura and Clifford, of Whittier Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Millman of C ypress Drive entertained at a dinner party Saturday at their home in celebration of the birth- day of Mr. Millman and also in observance of their forty-third wedding anniversary. Dinner in- cluding a decorated cake suitable for the occasion was served. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kar- cher of Mastic Beach . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cain and son Russell , Jr., of Queens Village and Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Elliott of Bellrose. There will be a Civil Defense meeting at 8 p. m. Thursday in the Mastic Beach firehouse on Neighborhood Road. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Schrof and daughter , Mari- lyn , of Dogwood Road were guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Kemp and Mrs. Kemp ' s cousin , Mrs. Rose Magen- heimer of Queens Village. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ennesser and sons , Eugene and Joseph , of Wappinger Falls were guests over the weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- sep h Ennesser of Monroe Drive and of Mrs. Ennesser ' s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sommers of West Forest Road. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Arthur H. Clune American Legion Post 1533 will hold its monthly business meeting at 8 p. m. Thurs- day at the Legion Plall on Mastic Beach Road. William Ryan of Bay Ridge was at his Summer home on Longfellow Drive during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cruse of Orchid Drive entertained at a family dinner party at their home on Saturday night. Guests includ- ed their daughters, Marlene and Jennifer , son Randy, as well as Mrs. Joan Auer and son, Rudy. Bill Zottel. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hafner and daughter , Hedda , Miss Annedora Feldkamp and David Larsen of Mastic Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rodes of New York City. Mrs. George Kubala of \Wash- ington Drive celebrated her birth- day Sunday with Ivn* husband ' and sons , George and Gary. Explorer Post 121 of Mastic Beach will meet in the Sunday schoolrooms of tho Grace Luther- an Church on Mastic Road at 7:30 p. m. Friday. Post Advisors Daniel Burge , Jr., and George Burge extend a cordial invitation to all boys of the area 14 years or over to be their guests at this meeting. A meeting of the Mastic Beach Fire Department will be held at ihe firehouse on Neighborhood Road at 8 p. m. Friday. A small gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Linden of Monroe Drive Sat- urday night to celebrate the birth- day of Mr. Linden. Refreshments including a decorated birthday cake were served. Guests were Technical Sergeant Larry Tatten of the Army, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Hartmann of Mastic Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kapcin- ski of Mastic Acres. Dr. and Mrs . Joseph Calabro and children , Victoria and Chris- tian , are now residing in their new home on Victoria Drive. Recent guests at the Bayview Drive home of Mr. and Mrs. Fran- cesco were their son and daugh- ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Luciano Carmeli of Maspeth. Miss Mary Ann Lagumis , daugh - ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lagu - mis of Mastic Road celebrated her fourteenth birthday Saturday when she entertained as her guests Joyce Chesna and Fern Cohen of Shirley and Christine Lindner of Moriches at a pajama party at her home. Mary Ann ' s sisters , Electra , Natalie and Mi- chele , were also present. Miss Barbara Barbeire , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barbeire of C 1 a r e m o nt Drive , along with other members of Sen- ior Girl Scout Troop 109 enjoyed a three day camp-out at Camp Edey in Bayport. P. O. 2c Edward Boughal serv- ing aboard the USS Rooks out of Boston has returned to his ship after spending several days visit- ing his parents and brothers , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boughal , John and Leonard , of Penwood Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healy ind son. Robert , of Amityville were visited for several days last week by Mrs . Catherine Heal y of Hunt- ington Drive and Mrs. Daniel Burge , Sr.. of Beaver Drive. Mrs. Alfred Schopp, after being a patient af the Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital , East Patchogue, is now convalescing at her home on Jefferson Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carda- mone of Linco^ Avenue celebrat- ed their fifth wedding annivers- ary Saturday at the Island View Manor with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N' tine 1 ! , Jr., of Lakeview Drive. Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Sheehan and daughter . Carol , of Flatbush were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gambale of Whit- tier Drive. On Saturday night they all were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Stoll of Maywood Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Sheehan are in the piocess of having their Summer home on Whittier Drive remodel- ed. Mr .and Mrs. Alfred Lucker and children Linda , Chris and Lisa of Wilmington. Del., and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heins , Sr.. of Hamp- ton Bays were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heins II, and children , Edward III , E^lcn and Erick of Silver Road. Mrs. Ernest Tiberg of Lake- view Drive is now a patient at tho Cedar Lodgo Nursing Home in Center Moriches. Mrs. Florence Nelson is l'ecupe- rating at her home on Lynbrook Drive after being a patient for the past several weeks at the Central Suffolk Hospital , River- head. Members of the Mastic Beach Yacht Club and its affiliated aux- iliary will meet 8 p. m. Saturday in the clubhouse on the Riveria. Mrs. Lillian Fritsch of Midd^ Village has been the houseguest of her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mascarenas , of Laurelton Drive for the past 10 davs. The business meeting of the Mastic Beach Property Owners Association , Inc., will be held at 8:30 p. m. Saturday in the club- house on Neighborhood Road. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slender of Kew Garden Hills were guests over the past weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vopelak of Huguenot Drive. The fourth annual dinner-dance of the Columbia Civic Association will be held at 8:30 p. m. Satur- day in the Plaza Ballroom of the Oakdale-Sayville Plaza , opposite the LaSalle Military Academy. Mr. and Mrs. WilVam Schrof and daughter , Maril yn, of Dog- wood Road , Sunday attended the christening of the Schof' s _rr«at- grandson . Rand y Todd Fellows which took place in Rahway, N.J., Oodnarents for the baby are Miss Marilyn Schrof of Mastic Beach and Allen Comerv of Hanover, Pa. After a recep tion w r as held at the home of the babv ' s maternal srrandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grimaldi of Rahway. Those pre- sent included the godparents , ma- ternal grandparents , parents of the infant. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fel- Vws , the great-grandparents and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schrof , also of Rahway. There will he a meeting at 8:30 p m. Saturday of the Congrega - tion of the Mastic Beach Hebrew Center at the Center on Neigh- borhood Road. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buzzetta who reside on Narcissus Road were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fuchs of Centereach ond Mrs. Rosalia Barber and children Lauren , An- gela , Leeann and Stephen , also of Centereach. Regulation Fire Drill for mem- bers of the Mastic Beach Fire De- partment will be held at 10 a. m. Sunday at the firehouse. All mem- bers are requested to be present. A surprise stork shower was held at the Acres Restaurant _n Mastic Acres Tuesday night in honor of Mrs. Joa n Adams of Corn Court. It was given by the membership of the Shuffleboard team. The room was gaily decorat- ed wi th streamers and storks. And the buffet table was highlighted by a large cake. Members and guests included Mesdames Mai'ie O'Reilly, Julia Sharkey, Marie Rolon , Ann Kubala , Mary Hart- mann , Jay Phillips, Lillian Hum- phrey Sue Carnesi , Alma DeCar- rio , Frances Boye , Ann Simmons , Anna Leven , Mary MacAlister , Irene Yoeman , Anita Worth , Con- nie Kapcinski , Rita MacLaughlin. Blanche Berg, Hazel Dowd , Ethel Papa , Mae Linden , Juh' a Pike. Rose Harrison . Louise Pirsch , Em- ma Bedford , Rose Horvath , Thel- ma Farmer. Rose Sandora and Mariorie LaTempa. Mr. and Mrs. William Dowd of Orchid Drive on Sunday attended the seventh birthdav celebration of their grandson , William Dowd , held at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dowd of Commack. Refreshments were served and the table decoration was a cake made in the shape of a train engine and followed by 12 cake \ cars . \ Guests included his parents , sister , Kathleen , paternal grandparents , maternal grandpa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. John Poggi , of Cambria Heights ; Mr. and Mrs. John Johnsen and children , Patty Ann and John , of Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. William Roth of Westbury, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poggi and children , Lorraine , Ei- leen and Robert , of Cambria Hei- ghts and WiHiam ' s god parents , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bridges of New Canaan , Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beese of Lincoln Drive were guests last- weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McKenna of the Bronx at which time they celebrated the birthday of Mrs. Beese. William Adams of Corn Court celebrated his birthday quietly at his home Friday with his wife and son , Billy. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Adams dined at the Bet- ter Ole Restaurant in Bellport with Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly of Longfellow Drive in celebration of the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Adams. The members of the Mastic Beach Fire Department Childrens Band will assemble for practice from 6:30 to 8 p. m. Monday at the firehouse on Neighborhood Road. Later in the evening there will be a meeting of the fire com- missioners. Miss Phylis Coyle , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Coyle , Jr.. of McKinley Drive Saturday en- tertained as her guests , Miss Ca- thy Mullane of Center Moriches. Miss Stella Donnelly of Mastic Beach and Miss Roxanne Watson of Eastport. They are all students at St. John ' s Parochial School , Center Moriches. A small gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeCordova of Aspen Road on Fri- day night to celebrate the birth- day of Mr. DeCordova. Refresh- ments including a decorated cake were served. Guests included his wife , daughters. Eleanor and Lois and Mr. and Mrs. W r alter Risch and sons , George and Roy, of Barclay Road. Phili p VanTassel of Dahlia Dri- ve has returned to the William Dunwoody Technical Institute in Minneapolis , Minn., where he will resume his studies. He is the son of Mrs. Joseph Rolfes of Dahlia Drive. Mrs. Fred Goetz has returned to her home on Maywood Drive af- ter being the houseguest for two weeks of her son and daughter- in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goetz and daughters ' Diane and Janet , of Glendale. The Young People ' s Societ y of the Grace Lutheran Church will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the Sunday schoolrooms of the church on Mastic Road. John Coraci was the guest-of- honor Tuesday when his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coraci en- tertained at a party at their Bo- gota Road home in celebration of his fifth birthday. Helping John to celebrate were his brothers , Frank and Joseph , sister , Lilly Ann , his paternal grandmother. Mrs. Frank Coraci of Mastic Beach , and Mi's. Anthony Coraci and daughters . Angela Lee and Joanne , of William Floyd Park- way, Mrs. Frank Garafola and children Sam , Denise , and Marie , o f Patchogue, Mrs . George Ferri- ola and daughters. Virginia , Pat- ty and Debbie, of East Patchogue , Mrs. Peter Rizzo and children , Peter , Nicholas. Joseph and John, and Misses Elizabeth , Patty and Mary Albertina and Robert Al- bertina of Mastic Beach. In place of their regular month- ly business meeting, last Wednes- day the Ladies ' Aid Society of the Grace Lutheran Church on Mas- tic Road gave a surprise stork shower in honor of a member , Mrs. Shirley Jensen. The room was decorated with streamers of pink and blue and from the center was suspended a stork carrying a baby. Beside the chair of the guest-of-honor was a bassinette overflowing with gaily wrapped gifts. Those present included Mrs. Helen Andersen , president of the Ladies ' Aid Society as we 1 ! as Mesdames Gloria Franz , Florence Dovle , Emma Cruse , Ursula Heck- el, ' Rida Stoll , Rose Rolfes , Betty Jensen , Claire Anderson. Alice Conti , Joan Geidel , Clara DeCor- dova. Glorai Richter , Ellie Ingbert- sen , Sue Christopherson , Bertha Kunrmert. Jeanne Petersen, June Rosasco. Mrs. Dearborn , Miss Mar- garet Dearborn , Miss Marlen Cruse and Miss Betty Brisbois Later in the evening a buffet was enj oyed by all and each guest re- ceived party favors in the shape of small watering cans. A large cream and pastel green trimmed ic^d umbrella shaped cake inscrib- ed \For Shirley \ completed the decorations. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lawson of Orchid Drive have been enter- taining as their guests for the past two weeks Mrs . Mae Fearon of Roxborough , Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johns of Collegeville , Pa. Guests recently entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nichol- as Ryder and sons , Nicholas and James , of Knapp Road were Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Kazaks and son Franklin , and Miss Diane Bernar- dino of Jackson Heights. Mrs. Ella Bartzch of Sandfield , Mass., Miss Elsie Dunst of St. Petersburg, Fla., and Biaggio Ros- so of Rome , Italy, were among the out-of-town guests that attend- ed the wedding on Sep tember 30 of Miss Joanne Ennesser , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph En- nesser of Monroe Drive , to John Rosso, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Rosso of Pine Road , which took place in St. Jude ' s R. C Church . The christening of Tami Lyn , infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson , Jr., of Neighbor- hood Road took p lace at 11:30 a. M. Sunday in the Emanuel Luthe- ran Church of Patchogue , with the Rev. Daniel Fiehler officiating at the ceremony. Godparents for the baby are Miss Margaret Stefano of Patchogue and James R. Smith of Blue Point. Following the bap- tism a reception was held at the Jackson home where a buffet in- cluding a decorated christening cake , the table centerpiece , was served. Gupsts in addition to the baby ' s parents and godparents in- cluded the maternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Doherty, and son , Nolan , the paternal grand parents , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jack- son , Sr., and sons, Delbert and Gary, of Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Drake of Bayville; Rob- ert Hagelberg of Yaphank ; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baker , Jr., Ed- ward Bake r , Sr., Mrs. Muriel Critz , Mrs. Shirley Sant and the baby ' s great grandfather , John Doherty of Patchogue , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Uher and children , Jane and Kenneth , and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ludwi g and sons , Eddie , Charles , Stephen , Kenny and John of Bohemia; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jackson and children , Donald , Li- sa , Wayne and Robert , Mrs. Ja- mes IJ. Smith and sons , James and Craig, of Blue Point and Mr. and Mrs . Martin Lindblad and children Catherine and Marty, of Farming- dale. The Mastic Beach Unit of the Home Extension Service will meet at 10 a. m. Tuesday in the fire- house. All are welcome. Mrs. Joseph Rolfes of Dahlia Drive and Mrs. Fred Goetz of Maywood Drive Saturday attend- ed the bridal shower given for their niece. Miss Helene Oudt of Ozone Park , which was held at Nathan ' s Restaurant there. The business meeting of the Bayview General Hospital Ladies ' Auxiliary will be reid at 8 p. m. Tuesday nigh t in the Mastic Beach Firehouse. On Sunday a gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Adams of Corn Court during which time the birthday of Mrs. Adams ' mother , Mrs. George Kubala of Washingto n Drive, was celebrated. Guests included the Adams and their son , Billy. George Kubala and sons , George and Gary, Miss Frances Pattaco , Mr. and Mrs. William Sharkey and daughter , Diane , and Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly and son , James , all of Mastic Beach. Fire Department Pump Opera- tor and Business Men ' s Fire Drill of the Mastic Beach Fire Depart- ment will be held at 8 p. m. Wed- nesday at the firehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Presta of Flower Road on Friday were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Presta of Brooklyn. Mesames Gustav Weber , Frank Cerar , Emily Grisanti , Margaret Cole and Anthony Gnant were the winners of the special awards given at the monthly cai'd party Thursday afternoon at the Masti\ Beach Firehouse which is sponsor- ed by the Ladies of the Mastic Beach Fire Department Childrens Band committee. Mrs. John Hallfeld of Orchid Drive celebrated her birthday on Thursday with her husband and daughter , Marjorie , at their home. Moriches Mrs. Ann Barge , Tel. ATlantic 4-0691 On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Charles Buckheit and children , Denise , Michael , Brian and Philip, of Marion Drive attended a birth- day party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Buckheits ' godchild , Patricia Ellen Meyer. Patricia , who celebrated her first birthday, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer of Mastic. On Saturday night , Mr. and Mrs. George Burge of Barnes Road attended a combination birthday and engagement partv in honor of Miss Eileen Duffy of Astoria and Mastic and Mr. Louis Boyce of Moriches. Mr. Boyce , whose birthday was October 5 , and Miss Duff y, whose birthday was Octo- ber 8 , celebrated the two simul- taneously with their engagement announcement Saturday night. The part y was held at the home of Miss Duffy ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Duffy of Fulton Avenue , Mastic. Approximately 25 people attended. Mrs. Edward Chrzanowski of Montauk Highway recently spent the weekend at the home of her mother , Mrs. Mary Rybacki of the Bronx. Accompanied by her bro- ther , John , who is presently sta- tioned at the Suffolk County Air Force Base in Westhampton. Mrs. Chrzanowski spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends in the Bronx area. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lukert of Cedar Avenue spent the weekend visiting af the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mood y of Old Saybrooke, Conn. Jeffrey Havens , son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Havens of Barnes Road , celebrated his ei ghth birth- day recently. In honor of his birth- day, Jeffery enjoyed a trip to Freedomland. Joining Jeffrey in his excursion were his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Havens , his sis- ter , Sandra , and his aunt and un- cle , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Penney of Massapequa. LANNI BRO S. 575 MASTIC ROAD MASTIC BEACH ATlanti c 1-9503 • OIL and GAS BURNERS and PARTS • WATER PUMPS and PARTS • BOTTLED GAS • FUEL OIL PLUMBING and HEA TING • WELL DRIVING • BOY SCOUT JOTTINGS Den Three of Cub Scout Pack 23 of Center Moriches met at the home of Den Mother Mrs. Ann Frederick at Terry Place. Mrs. Bett y Abrams , assistant den mo- ther , was present. Den Chief Bill Wolfenden also assisted. The boys started to make center pieces for the table for Thanksgiving. Ten boys were present. The den will not meet on Columbus Dav. The next meeting will be next Thurs- day. Den Five of Cub Scout Pack 23 of Center Moriches met with Den Mother Mrs. Ann Donahue at her home at : . : . tnwood Road and as- sistant Den Mother Mrs . Janet Tworoger. There were nine boys present. Plans were made to pre- sent a skit from the \Legend of Sleepy Hollow. \ Puppets were made out of paper bags , and the boys were encouraged to read the legend at home. • Den Four of the Cub Scout Pack 23 of Center Moriches met at the home of Den Mother , Mrs. Yolande Blechner at 43 Bank Street. There were seven boys present. The meeting was opened with the Cub Scout Promise. This was the first \ get aquainted\ meeting of the season. Mrs. Blechner told the story of Rip Van Winkle and dis- cussions followed on what to pre- pare for this month ' s theme , \Sleepy Hollow Land. \ Fire pre- vention was also discussed , and the boys were asked to look for fire hazards at home. A game was played out-of-doors , and refresh- ments were served. The Cub Scout Committee held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Janet Han ford at Lake Avenue at 8 p. m. October 3. Jack Wolfenden , chairma n , announced that 34 boys requested membership blanks to become cub scouts . At present there are just three den mothers and two hel pers assigned. Since it is impossible to fullfiil a cub scout program with such minimum lea- dership, it was decided to hold a special meeting for parents of new- cub scouts at 8 p. m., Tuesday, at Center Moriches High School. It is urgent that the parents attend. It is hoped that some mothers can spare but one hour each week to hel p supez-vise these eager boys. One need not be experienced. A book is issued to each den mother, and a monthly is published with planned programs which simplify each meeting. Anyone interested may call Jack Wolfenden at Atlan- tic 4-0515. The pack is also with - out a cubmaster and assistant cub- master. A man is needed for each of those positions. At present , Jack Wolfenden , who is scoutmaster, is temporarily acting as cubmas- ter. It is hoped that two volunteers will fill this gap. The following new boys were registered : Kevin Fechter , Paul Runyan , Jr., Frank Garguilo, Jr., Clyde Schlein , Gary Laube , Jerry Kost ynick , Cosmo Stoia , James Asaro , Larry Carter , Gary Trivelli , Jonas Marrow , Ste- phen Wilcox, Russell Carter, Wil- liam Sawyer , Richard Stout. James Hughley, Dennis Terry, Joe Heal y. D. Mitchell , Willard Hill , Raymond De Matteo , Kenneth Murphy, Ron- ald Brown , Michael Kenny, George Weldon , James Huey, Mike Huey. Louie Strebel , Frank Eaderesto , Joe £Ic Allister, Thomas O'Day, Harold Abrams , Philip Malanchuk and Leroy Brown . Those attending the committee meeting were Jack Wolfenden , Clifford Towle . John Whitehead and Mesdames Ann Frederick , Jean Ciperano , Ann Donahue , Janet Hanford and Yo- lande Blechner. The next meeting will be held at the home of John Whitehead at 12 Shirley Street at 8 p. m., November 14. The South Suffolk Girl Scout Council Fund Drive is being con- ducted during October. The total quota for Nei g hborhood Five is SI.GOO. General Chairman is Mrs. Wiilliam Dugan of East Moriches. Mrs. Joseph Gilligan and Mrs. Michael Malanchuk are chairmen for Center Moriches with a quota of $400 for that town. Mrs. Milton Miller is chairman for Mastic Beach with a $300 quota; Mrs. Ru- dolph Schulz , Shirlev , $200 ; Mrs. Dugan. East Moriches , $300; Mrs. Victor Kostuk , Eastport , $300; and Mrs. John Wedell , Manorville , $100. Neighborhood Five has four Senior troops , 12 Intermediate troops and 11 Brownie troops. Mrs. Charles W a i d e , neighborhood chairman , and her staff of volun- teers are serving 468 girls. 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