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Frank Damante of ( ' !' I.a be M Avo 'ii o . Ma stic Beach , anno i *\ v tIt. IMI . i - . ' \ ;. dau ghter Sip ' ani ' aar 7 a. tlie B.iV view ( \ en- oral Ho-|.ital. The b ib y weighed (i poind- , il or.rii- anil thov have n;:mi d la i ( ami io Tlioi o-a. Fa ' .w.a. ' i! K arch or was giu-st-of- li.aioi Sun a* , cla n a -mall famil y dinm : p. -ii y \\.. - ' nolo! at lii- homo oi . D ild.i i Drvc in i oiobi atioa of h.i- buth.k.y. .boning .n were hi- v d ' o. -on and uauuati r-ir. -law . .Mr. ami Mr- . Eloaid ivaivhcr and c ' nhh i .: . Kiii k and. Diana , cif Bn-nt- Wnoi. M:-- Mai ion Gorman ha- rott.rn- e ' he. ho c on li. ; v iew Drive a! to: vacate 'una for ivv > vseek- at l. 'd. i;e-t i!o,. - . ,, - Oak Ili ' d . whore sh ' elliWia oil llicild-hlps with r- an . ].c i , - o tht ' t. Mi. ..nil .Mm .I .. i*m- Dal; n < f ^\ Ilcm.oi k Driv e ar. mmmr Hie biith eta - r. Mi 1 ..ei .T.i-e di. we gh na i la i. n i . 2 ' ' ..:.i. - - .at L .av \* u w Co n- c-i ' ,.1 li - . it > .l (ktoiu-r l \ . Ah. an: M * - . Rov D-ke-en and s< '* . i;.i\ lh.r.i 1 . f L. -uie ton Drive cruma.n. -d ..; a h..rbeciio at th--ii 1' m t it , ;, y w * ,aio the. wore h. - ' . - to .Mm :' .nd Mr- . Robert Seh- ti • ..id * . ; .. •* : -o 'i. Ga'v. of Ma-tic Be .. ¦ ' - • and AD. a:m Mi - . Al Klepp an -.et. B 'llv of Y .idf o ' d. 1' - ' ** . M I r. i f \ , cKinley Drive (t !' ; i\ . ta] hi- hithday Sundav with hi- wife and children . Brian J\ ... B'- .a-e . Do it thy. Jant\ s and K: ' ¦ e m* a * iii- ' vo-p. M: and] M 1 - . Fr. r.k 'in Nagde of tl Riv i m. hm. ' e • t-i n -ner.ding - the \•- - .. -: * w.. v.e.k- vi- ' tinu friends and u\. \ .Dm- in Readinu' . Pa. Al ' t 1 Piarel ' i . son of Mrs. Viola Picaiolli of C\ press Drive , ha. - enli. -ted in tlie Navy and ex- pect- to leave . -hortlv lor the (Jreai. Lake - Trainin g t enter where he will embark upon a course in elec- tronic. - . All . and Mrs. Rov S. Bruno of P. 1. hogue were dinner gue-ts on W ediie-ilay of .Mrs. Bruno - parents . Mi . and Air. - . Al Rolon ot W oodland D: iv e. Mr. and Alls. Albert Auer and i h.UL . hter. la ri . of Lakoview Drivt spent tne weekend a. - guemts of Air. and Air. - . Edward Alahl and child- ren , .Michael and Vivian , of Reni- -enhurg . On this weekend Air. and Mi- , llahl entertained at an \0pen lloti-e \ at which Air. and Air s . Aiex Hanson of Center Moriches wore also guest- . Air. and Ai rs. Stanley Bombalski and daughters , Claire and Linda and Air's. Alary Battila of Ahmtic Beach and Alis s Cath y Dubauowitz ol Aloi ' ichos Saturday attended the vv eeldin g of Ali. -s Laura Ann Ni<*n- t. -cli to Richaid Altiiowski which ti ok p lace in the Immaculate Heai\ of Maplowood R. C. Church in M;i- p lewood. N. J. Later- they attended ihe recption in Turtle-brook, West Orange. Air* , and Airs. Donald Vopelak and Children Alary, Linda and Richard. ol Hick sville were guests over the week\nd of Air . and Airs . Frank Vopelak of Huguenot Drive. Airs . Edward Alartinez and dati- <- . liter. Linda, of Longfellow Drive have returned to their homo after being the utiests for the past two week. - of Airs. Alartinez ' brother -i. -ter-in-law. Air. and Airs. George Dtiarte of Worthington. Ohio. Ai r. anel Airs. Alichael Bon. -ignore nnd chi dren . Ro-omaric. Anthony, Joanne , and Alichael , Jr., of Diana Drive entertained as their house- mieMs over the weekend Air. and Airs. Tony Bonsignore and son , Alichael . and Air. and Airs. Thomas Coraci and datmhtor. Louise, of Brooklyn. On Sunday a small fam- ily party was held celebrate the six- teenth birthdav of Louise Coraci. Air. and Airs. William Slack of 10 Lincoln Avenue announce the biith of a 7 pound , 4 ounce son on September 10 at the Bayview Gen- eral Hosp ital. They have named him Cliai-h* - Raymond. Air. and Alt* -- . Robert Sullivan of 7 Sayville Road became the parents of a * 7 pound. 11 ounce, girl Septem- ber 10 at the Bayview General Hosp ital. They have named her Sheli. -i Anno. A birthday celebration was held Saturday at ' tlm borne of Air. and Airs . Salvatore Badalamenii of Hemlock Drive to mark the first birthday of their daug hter , Ann. A buffet including a large decorated rake was sm'vcd. Among the guests were tlie baby ' s maternal grand parents . Air. and Airs. James Staigcr of Beaver Drive , the pat- ernal grandparents . Ah* , and Airs. Diego Badalamenii of Whittier Drive, tlm baby ' s great-grand- father. John Furman of Beaver Dr- ive a- well as Lenore and Raymond Staiger, Air. and Airs. Charles Di- Maa g io and -oils. Richard . James and Philli p. Air. and Air- . George Da * no- of Alastic I' .each and Airs. I.lm. d Space and children Jimmy, laovd. Rita Ellen . David . Ginny Re and ' Alary Jane , of East Patchogue : nd Airs . Gary DeGravv of New dei' -OV* . On Sunday Air. and Airs. Alenry . -taak ol Bayview Drive entertained a. - their guests Air. and Airs. Anth- e ny Aled ' ici of Alerrick. All' , and Airs . Denis Nankervis of 42 Silver Road announce the birth ol a daughter September 25 at Bay- view General Hosp ital. They have named her Dure Alary and she weighed 7 pounds , 3 ounces. On Thursday Air. and Airs . James Staiger and son , Raymond, of Bea- \ei Drive were the guests of their -on and daughter-in-law . Air. and Ah' s. Frederick Staiger , and child- ren, Vincent. Bill y and Alartin. of West Isli p when they joi ned in the third birthday celebration of their grand-on , Vincent. Airs. Lillian Hilbert and son. Alfred, of Alaspeth spent the week- end at their summer home on Laurelton Drive. Dr. and Airs. Frank Crystal of Brooklyn were at their summer* home on Huguenot Drive during the past weekend. Karen Walker celebrated her third birthday Saturday when a party was held in her honor at the home of her parents , Air. and Airs . William Walker. Jr., of Hawthorne Road. A buffet including a de- corated cake was served. Her small guests enjoyed games and received party favors. Joining Karen in her celebration were her parents , broth- ers , Billy, Lee and Gary. Airs. Rob- ert Walker* and children. Leeann and Bobby, Airs. Leo Boyce and daught- er , Debra, Airs. Patrick Rose and children. Patrick and Henry, and Airs. Jerry Balzano and children. Anthony and Josephine , of Mastic- Beach. Air. and Airs. Joseph Mesh^nberg of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their Summer home on Elm Road. Mr. and Airs. Walter Werner. Sr ., of Cranberry Drive were hosts recently to their son and daughter- in-law. Air. and Airs. Walter Wer- ner , Jr., and children , Wesley, De- 1 oiah and Leeann. of Valley Stream and Alisv . s Ann Hendricks and Ivathenne Darihilo of Keyport , N. J. Mr. and Airs . Joseph Bien of Manhattan spent several days at their Summer home on Bayview Drive last we\k. Air. and Airs . Al Rolon of Wood- land Drive , who observed the ir iw -nt\-ninth w edding anniversary rhur-day. -pent the fou r day Col- umbus Holiday b y motoring to .Mystic , Conn., where they vi. -iteel many points of interest around hat location. Air. and Airs. Everett Hartnianu turd daughter , Lorraine, of Wil'iston Park were guests over* the week- end of Air. and Airs . C' arence Hart- mann of Monroe Drive. Company . 'i of the Alastic Beach Fire Department will meet at th\ firehouse on Neighbor -hood Road , at S p. ni. Friday. Ala stic Beach Explorer Post V2\ will meet al 7:. '!0 p. nr. Friday in the Sunday School rooms of the Grace Luth'-ran Church on Alastic Road All boys of the age of Dl years or over are invited to attend . Advisors are Daniel Burge , Jr., and George Burge. Mr. and Airs. Willi am Linden of Alonroc Driv* spent last weekend as the guests of their son-in-law and daug hter . Mr. and Mrs. Alalcolm Weston . Jr . of Brockton , Alass . There wlil be a meeting of the Alastic Beach Property Owners As- sociation , Inc., board of directors on Saturday at 1 p. m. at the clubhouse on Neighborhood Road. Regu ' ation fire dril' for members of the Alastic Beach Fire Depart- ment will be h\ld at 10 a. m. Sun- day at the firehouse. Karen Andersen , who was 10 years old Monday was the guest- of-honor on Sunday when her par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth And- ersen of Orchid Drive , entertained at a sma 'l family dinner in cele- bration of this event . A turkey dinner including a blue, cream and white decorated cake inscribed \Happy Birthday Karen \ and light- ed by 10 candles was served to her guests who included her parents, brother , David, paternal grand- parents . Air. and Airs. Louis Andor- sen and cousin. Jennife r Stozzetto of Alastic Beach. In the evening they were joined by Karen ' s aunts . Airs . Louis Wisne-wki and daugh- ter. Lore , of Manorville and Airs. •Tosonh Stozzetto , Jr., of Washing- ton Drive. Practice for the members of tlm Akastie Bench Fire Department Children ' s Band will b\ hehl at the firehouse between the hour- * of G:f. O -S p. m. Monday. All members are requested to att n nd. Later in the evening there will bo a meeting of th\ Fire Department officers. Air. and Airs. Tmo Stamm of Tw Place entertained as their weekend guests tlvi** son-in-law and daugh- ter. Air. and Airs . Rudv Stefik and daii'-'htor. ATaryann of Floral Park -md Alr^ . Stamm ' s brother , Edward Scheidecker of Glendale. On Sun- dav they all celebrated the birthdav of Air. Stefik at a family dinner narty. Alary Beth Gross celebrated her tenth birthdav last Alondav when a small gatherin g was held at the home of her parents . Air. and Airs. William Gross of Mayfield Drive. Joining in th<* celebration were her parents , brother. Alichael . sister. Kath y, and Air. and Mrs . Herb Vio- Innd and children. Christ y and He rb . Jr. of Shirley. Air. and Airs. Conrad Franz. Sr.. of Woodland Drive on Wednesdav were the guests of their son and dattghter-in-law. Air. and Airs. Clifford Franz , and children , Wendy and Christopher, of North Bellmore. Airs . Paul Previa of Flower Road is a patient at the Bayview General Hospital here. Susan Hansen , of Brooklyn and DahMa Drive, celebrated her tenth birthday with her . mother , Mrs. Laurence Hansen, Alondav. The Alastic Beach Unit of the Home Extension Service will meet ¦t' 10 a. m. Tuesdav at the firehouse on Neig hborhood Road. Guests are always welcome. Airs. Donald Meers of McKinley Drive left this week by jet from International Airport at Idlewild for California where she will spend two weeks visiting her brother-in- law and sister. Mr. and Airs. Rich- ard Aros , and her mother , Airs. Al- fred Foedisch , of La Habra. Calif. Air. and Mrs. William Siegel and sons, Richard , APen and Gary, of Cedar Road and Miss Marilyn Sch- rof of Dogwood Road on Sa turday enjoyed a trip to the Freedomland Amusement Center. A Fire Department Pump Oper- ator and Business Mens Fire Drill for the Alastic Beach Fire Depart- ment will be held at the firehouse at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Air. and Mrs. Richard Healy and son , Robert , of Amityville visited Mr. Healy ' s mother and aunt . Mrs. Catherine Healy, and Mrs. Helen Matthews of Huntington Drive over the weekend. Air. and Mrs. Daniel Burge , Sr.. of Beaver Drive on Thursday night were the guests of their son and dough ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. George Burge and children , George and Debbie , of Barnes Road , Alo- riches. Refreshments and a dec- orated cake were served in celebra- tion of the birthday of George Burge. Mr. and Mrs. James Famigletti of President Road entertained as their guests over the weekend Mr . ?nd Mrs. John Serviss and daugh- t er , Geraldine , of Alaspeth. The Famiglettis celebrated their elev- enth wedding annibersary at the fourth annual dinner-dance of the Columbia Civic Association , Inc., held at the Plaza Ballroom in the Oakdale-Sayville Shopping Plaza. Mr. and Mrs. John Learv of East Moriches celebrated their first wed- ding anniversary Thursday by din- ing: at the Better 'Ole Restaurant , Brookhaven . Joining the Learys in ^H||||llll[|l;|:ll l l|U|\|i:|i'lii|i[|illi 'li ' . 'f ; ili \ii(i(iliili!|;i' ) this celebration were Airs. Leary ' s parents , Mr. and Airs. Domingo Lago. and Mrs. Leary ' s brother-in- law and sister , Air. and Mrs. Harold Reusch of Cypress Drive. [ AERONA UTICAL STUDENT j MASTIC BEACH — David A. Larsen of 158 Hickory Road , Mas- tic Beach , has entered the Acad- emy of Aeronautics at LaGuardia Airport , Queens. Mr. Larsen , who will pursue an intensive program in aircraft tech- nology, will comp lete his studies in March , 1 9G4. He is a graduate of the William Floyd School . -j\ l* l l. 'OI7J I I t « 'B':Bi ll, ' I |. >I'lIlllilM|ll||liR a\ : Main Street Center Moriches ATlantic 4-0301 WSt3*!Sml *%futltS m^ti^^ ^^^^ ^PAjy WHERE DIGNITY Jfvffev AND TRADITION W l|||j \ Soften Your Grief „J|K^ ^^Bl 91lo>iicJW^^^^ I j J. Wesley Sinnickson Thomas D. Sinnickson Licensed Manager Licensed Partner | MAIN STREET , CENTE R MORICHES ATlantic 4-0065 \ T T * r * r *' r *>\y* , -yrTy>To y ry»'r<r y* *»^rww f ~—_ — . Moriches Mrs. Ann Hurj-;e , Tel. ATlantic 4-0G91 Mr . and Airs. John Walkman of AJontauk Highway entertained as their weekend guests , Ai r. and Airs. Josep h Ale Kenna () j* Yonkers . Airs. Hallock* Kwasiut celebrated her birthd ay recently with the im- mediate famil y at her home on Bar- nes Road. Thursday Mrs. Marie La Corte and children , Dianne and Paul, en- joyed the day visiting famil y and friends in the city. Airs . Arthur Edwards is presentl y recuperating at her home on Fourth Street after being a patient in Brookhavon Alemorial Hospital in East Patchogue. Air. and Airs. John HuNc of Bar- nes Road , Ai r. and Ai rs. Frank Kirk of Alastic and Air. and Airs . Josep h Kirk of Nesconsef spent Sunday visiting the Kirks ' cousins . Air. and George Kirk of Ulster County, New York , turd t aking a sight-see- ing* tri p throughout the area. Mr . and Airs. Edward Chrzan- owski of Montauk Highway enjoyed a week' s visit from All* . Chrzan- ovvski' s mother . Ai rs. Julia Chrzan- owski of Albertson. Airs. Josep hine Oetjen , formerly of Aloriche s , is pre-onlly spending some time at the home of her niece- and family. Air. and Airs . Arvid Comsfock of Huntin g ton Station. Airs. Comstock is the daughter of Airs. Ro-e Bernholz of Barnes Roael . Airs. Charl\s Bue-kheit celebrated hei hirthd ay October 12 at a familv gathering - at her home on Alarion Drive. Mr. and Airs. Woodrow and children . Kathleen , Josep h . Bob , Pat, Alike and Kenny, enjoved a. visit 1' riday to the homo of Airs. Hawkins ' father . Joseph A. Mat- thews* of Valley Stream. Airs. Haw- kilt s ' aunt. Airs . Allen Van Wie Titus u f Norfcdk , Va., was also a guest at the home of All' . Alatth ' -w- . Peter La Corte son of Mrs . Marie La Corte of ATonf auk High- way, and Thfima- Walkman, son of Air. and Airs . John Walkman o f AJontauk Highway, visited the AIu- sem of Natural History in New- York City Sunday, on a class tri p sponsored bv St. John th \ Evange- list R. C. Church in Center Alor- iches , where Peter is a seventh grade pupil and o f which Thorna- - is a graduate, pre sentl y in hi- second year at William Floj d High School in Shirlev. The Blue Lantern in AInstic wa- ffle setting October 8 for a l ovel y surprise bridal shower in honor of Alls- Alary Edwards , the daughter of Air. and Airs . Arthur Edwards of Fourth Street. Hostesses were Aliss Linda Stypulkowski of East Moriches . Air ' s- Sandv Havens of Barnes Road. Airs . Howard Loper of Center Aloriches and Airs. Fran- ces Dolinski of Alastic. White streamers with large white wedd- ing bells decora t ed the entire room , and the many gifts were p laced on white decorated tables. A white shower umbrella was arranged ov«r the bride-to-be and small umbrella remembrances for the guests were at each p ' aco setting. A buffet spread was featured , together with a beautifully decorated cake, the gift of Mary ' s aunt , Mrs. Reeves Lehman of Cooks Park. Attndinc* weve Mey 'daiY* * - - . * ** lichard Brian and Carver of Northr-ort ; Edvva v d Barth of Islip; William Duemig and George Leskowitz , Sr.. of Jamaica; Joseph Leskowitz and Aliss Elsie Leskovvitz of Corona; Miss Vicki Papp and Mrs. SteV\ Papp of Col- lege Point: Mrs. Henry Stypul- kowski and Alisses Linda and Sha- ron Stvmilkowski of Enst Aloriches; Mrs. Frances Doh' n-dd and Mrs. Bridie Foster of Mastic; Mrs. George Lo-kowitz. A'Fss Marv Ann Leskowitz. Mrs. Frank Savino and Airs. Angie Savino of Alastic Beach : Mrs Howard Looed of Center Alorich n s: Aliss Sandy Hav- ens , ATesdames Philin Jones , Rich- ard Brine . Reeves Lehmen Rav- mond Havens , Donahl Hulse. Wood- row Hawkins and Misses Barbara Brine and Ruth Edward**! of Alor- iches. Aliss Edwards ' fiance is G°orge Leskovvitz of Alastic Beach . The wedding elate has been set for Xi-vember 18. Air. ami Airs. Edward Chrzan- owski enjoyed a holidav visit Thur- sday from Airs. Chrzanowski' s in- other , Richard Rybacki of the Bronx. Weekend visitors to the home of Ah* , and Airs. Alartin Scherer of Second Street were Airs. Soherer ' s 1 rother-in-Iavv and sister . Air. and Airs. Wally King* of Greenwich Village . New York. Air. King, whoso bobby is artistry, is completing- a wall mural at tir e Seherers ' home. Air. and Mrs. Woodrow Hawkins celebrated their twent y-first wedd- ing anniversarv October* 12. at their home on Alontauk Highway. Airs. Sop hie Stiefel of Cedar Avenue spent the past week visit- ing her sister in Long Island Cit y and friends in Brookl yn. AEr. and Airs . Frank R . Moorhus ar. d daughters . Alary Ann and Theresa of Cooks Park recently took a trip to Fort Dix , N. J., to visit their son Al , who is in the Army, undergoing his basic train- ing. Joining Air. and Airs. Moorhus on the trip were Air. and Mrs. Dan- ie l Ale Clusky and dau ghter , Cathy, of Manorville; Air. and Airs. Frank\ Moorhus , Jr., and son , Frank , 111, of Montauk Highway, and Miss Dolores Donnola of Mastic. George Burge celebrated his birthday October 12 at his home on Barnes Road. A beautifully de- corated birthday cake inscribed , \Happy Birthday George \ was ser- ved together with coffee. Joining in the celebration were Mr. and Airs. Daniel Burge. Sr., of Mastic Beach , Air. and Airs. Harry Page and Mr . and Mrs. Robert Chester of Alastic and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burge , Jr., of Bellport. At the first annual Long Island National Championship Horse Show held October 8 , at the J & N Ranch in Riverhead. Aliss Joan Walker of Alontauk Highway won a trophy for the reserve championship of the year in the gymkhana (barrel rac- ing division). Miss Walker also re- ceived an additional trophy and two ribbons during the day ' s events. An outstanding feature of the show was a square dance on horseback in which Miss Walker participated with seven other persons. Cricket , Joan ' s horse , is also very deserving of a lino of credit in this article. A special motorcade pre-election rally of the Alastic-Moriches-Shir- ley Democratic Club will be held 8 p. m. October 27. The meeting place will be the railroad station from which the motorcade will pro- ceed down Patchogue Avenue to Mastic Road , north to Montauk Highway and west to the Democra- tic Head quarters at the old Shirley Drugstore building on Montauk Hi g hway in Mastic. Town and county officials will be present. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited to attend. SCHOOL NEWS NATHANIEL WOODHULL AIi-s. Seibort' s kindergarten class had an exciting time this week. All the kindergarten classes went on a trip on one school bus to a pump kin farm in East Aloriches. It was a clear , warm day, and all enjoyed traveling together with the teachers. When they arrived . they walked by heaps of large pumpkins , p iles of small ones and into the leld to see the vines of the plants with some flowers still growing. They thought it was wonderful when they heard the teachers say that each pumpkin had grown from a flower . Some- one* said \tliats magic. \ When they returned to school they were giv- en some pretty yellow and green gourd- * to he- 'P them remember the trip. The children learned a song about pumpkins growing in a field. Now they are going to tell the teachers what they enjoyed about the tri p and draw about it too. Billy Il-aaso brought in a little pea horse- and we talked about where it lived and about other sea animals. Since school started in Septem- ber. Grace Whitman ' s grade one has two now pupils. Gary Lohr was transferre d from Now Jersey and Kevin Schmitt from New York City. There are now 29 pupils. Each pupil has started a booklet on \Air Family. '' Some of the il- lustrations are bery interesting. Thov have started eolleting signs of Fall to make charts and pic- tures . In Airs. Foster ' s grade one . Wendy Wood celebrated her sixth birthday Friday b y serving cook- ies to her classmates at lunch time. The class sang \Happy Birthday \ to Wle-ndy and she en- joyed birthday privileges during the day. The class took a nature walk Tuesday to gather fallen leaves. The children then made leaf prints for the Fall Bulletin Board. A wooly bear caterp iller was the star attraction of the tr ip and came back on a leaf to spend the rest of day with the class. Aliss Miller ' s grade two has been very active since returning to school. By cutting out p ictures and mounting them on construc- tion paper the class made picture dictionaries . These will serve well as a reading hel p. Plans for the future include ' a more detailed stud y of the rocks and insects found outside. The class will do a booklet on Thanksgiving. Aliss Brooks grade two of 28 pup ils is really in motion . In reading there are 18 who are* well into the second basic reader* anel three other groups who are work- ing hard. Our arithmetic reviews acconrplishod , we are now doing simple problems , the number na- mes to 20 . and ordinals to 10. They are tryin g to learn when to add and when to subtract in prob- lems. So far , we have taken four weeks spelling words , and some extra ones , like names of Colum- bus ' ships, days of the week and number names. Two hoys , Ral ph Lucano and Andrew Dunn, have been in and out of the hospital. Kenneth Gre- gory and Joseph Patera have new baby brothers . Several birthdays were celebrat- ed with special songs and records. The room has had good care from three sets of monitor's , each set sowing two weeks Thov wore Dominic Alartucci , Loi- Alorelli. Robert Prevete . Amy Sposafo , Frank Do Gonna ro . Kathleen Hol- dy. Vincen * La Alonica , Anna Alar- key, Frances Petrillo . Steven Kap- ner. Susan Sehwarz. Edwin Lich- t-mborger. Pamela Serimal , Gary \Walker , Kenneth Gregory, Cristy Violand , Noreen Carroll, Gorri Gleason , Theresa Ale-Clean , And- lew Dunn. Amy Sposato , Roy I-fuIts . and Joseph Patera. In special events during the last two weeks the class has seen a pet skunk from Aliss Perry ' s room . Richard Riker ' s beagle pup- py, Theresa AlcCloan ' s locket and dancing girl statue prizes for tick- et selling. Steven Kapners horse and co w b o v- Kathleen Holdv ' s book \What ' if\. Roy Hults big- record of songs , several dolls and many other things too numerous to mention. Our writing papers arc improv- ing. We can make our words in one space now. Thov have learned throe poems \Air. * Nobodv , \ \Hiding , \ and \Windy Nights , \ not to mention \ a short one entitled \Mud. \ All week and part of last week we have been studying about Col- umbus. We wrote about him , learn- ed to spell the names of his ships , and pasted pictures of the trip. It has been a busy month, and soon , tests will be coming along, and then first report card. We are all working hard . In Miss Rafferty ' s grade three the class is taught art every oth- er Alonday. Last Alonday Alj ss Rafferty ' s class received an art lesson. It was taught b y Mrs. Runyan. The children made pic- tures about Columbus Day and boats that were sailing to Ameri- ca. Miss Rafforty read a story about Columbus when he was a little boy. * t - * Airs. Carlson ' s grade three has hushed studying about Rockport Alass. The class tasted dried and salted codfish to find out how it tasted to the people there long ago. Leaders have been Josph Nolan, Patty Severance. Vivian Afigliara, Linda Bertivegna , Robert Kramm, George Contas , John Sussino , Jack Nantista , Debbie Rutler. Wayne Munsell , Paulette Carcione and Dolores Dougherty. The class has written its Irst picture story and is learning about titles and punctuation. Air. Rugg s grade six has had a spelling bee. Winners were Wil- liam Hanlon , Sharon Bateman , Patricia Okiec and Roger Potts. We have played softball against all the other sixth grade classes and won three and lost three. The class held its annual dance Oct- ober 6. After the dance we plan to see the Statue of Liberty. Alost of the members of the class have joined the reading club and have read quite a few books. All the class painted and we have done a few science experiments. The class is moving along in all directions. They have the home work habit and when they fail to hand it in Air. Rugg makes up a Bonus List. The members also get a zero on their record , so everyone is no do- ing home work . Mr. Rugg starts the class every morning b y having one of the pu- pils read the news summary in the New York Times. This is very educational , and all class members look forward to their turn at read- ing: the news . Manorville Mrs. C Somma, PA 7-5099 - AT 4-0270 A resolution submitted by the Manorville Taxpayers and Civic Association will be aired by the county board of supervisors , 12 noon . October 23 at the County Center , Riberhead. This is an im- portant tax question concerning the Wetlands proposition submitted ny County Executive H. Lee Denni- son. All taxpayers are urged to attend to voice their op inion. The South Manor Parent-Teacher Association had a most interesting and informative general meeting October 10 when Fire Chief Frank Magnani spoke and also showed three films based on fire preven- tion in the home. Twenty-three were present. General meeting- is second Tuesday of each month , which everyone concerned is urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Gandol p h of North Street became the proud parents of a daughter . Heather Jo , born October 13 at the Southam- pton Hospital. The baby weig hed (! pounds , \_ ounce. Air. and Mrs. Gandol ph have five other children. Aliss Sue Beth Carter spent the three-day holiday weekend at the he me of her parents Air. and Airs. Gilbert Carter of South Street Sunday guests were Air . and Airs . Richard Zeh and family of Wading River; Mr. and Mrs. John Wolters . and Air. and Mrs. Phili p Reinle of Brooklyn. Aliss Carter and Mrs. Rein ' e are classmates at Wyckoff Heights Hospital in Brooklyn were thev are in nurse ' s training. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimou d , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Monday nig ht Mrs. Charles Botts and daughter , Melody, of Wading River Road and Airs. Botts ' mother and father , Mr. and Mrs. Frans Alatson of Speonk , were guests at the- home of Mr. and Airs. Frank Egan of Glen Cove. A snapper fish dinner was enjoyed by all. Recent guests at the home of Air. and Mrs. Vincent Verdeschi and children , Ernest , Anthony and Lucy, of the Bronx were Air . and Airs. Arthur Somma and daughter , Alary Jo , of Wading River Road. Airs. Nancy Hazleton of Wading River Road and Airs. Natalie Costa of Center Aloriches were guests Tuesday ni g ht at the home of Airs. Shirlev Tremblay of East Aloriches. Air. \ and Mrs! Bill Wilson and children. Karen and Gail , of Silas Carter Road on Sunday visited Airs. Wilson ' s parents , Air. and Mrs. Josep h Pecoraro of Roosevelt , and Air. and Airs. AV. Davis of St. Pet- ersburg* . Fla. who are spending one week at the Pecoraro ' s home. • e3e^^t@'e*^ig'g^gtgjg*g^^-^gr«icigf^ftg« LEMMEN'S NURSERY EAST MORICHES AT - 4 - 0 9 9 0 to9}»S^3v ** &&3a'*»'**- j *' * »^ 1 ROAD SIDE I f GREENHOUSE | [ /^^Sj^X M<mtauk Hwy. | • \^f ^**j *mW A MMMmwmt & i • i = (\\ ¦^^M^^Hl I Moriches \ w * ^m **Wm * m*f **t km ~W. ^*m\***W *\ _f I World Wide Delivery | • Through F.T.D. 1 iiilii uisiiiniiili j iiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiiiMiniiiiniiiiiii: SELLING LIKE HOTCAKES Saturdav were the pumpkins on the lawn of the Center Aloriches Methodist Church. Here , the Rev. WilHam H. \\ aters , pastor , wisely reckons that three sets of hands are better than one as he makes a sale to , left to right: Holly Field , Guy Gould and Paul Gould. Proceeds from sale benefit Woman ' s So- ciety of Christian Service. —Advance Photo by Gomez I Mastic Beach Dems. Install New Officers MASTIC BEACH — On Satur- day evening the installation of officers of the Mastic Beach Demo- cratic Club for the 1961-62 term was held at the clubhouse on Lo- cust Drive. Installed by Ray Batt were : Hugh Flattery, president; Louis D'Ambrosio . vice president; Mrs. Carrie Blomquist , reelected for her second term as secretary, and Airs. Nellie Slovensky, treasurer , also reelected for her second term of office. Serving on the club' s board of directors are : Max Feldman , Airs. Alarie Rose Feldman , Mrs . Ann DeRosa , William Dietrich , Ray Batt and Josep h Rolfes. Later in the evening a buffet supper was served , and music for dancing was supp lied bv the \Comets. \ AIRS. JANET TIBERG. 78. died Friday at Cedar Lodge Nur sing Home , Center Aloriches. A resi- dent of 110 Lakeview Drive , Alastic Beach, for the past 35 years , she was born December 31 , 1SS2 , in Alt. Olive N. C. She is survived by her husband Ernest A.; a son. Ernest A. of Hicksville; a daughter , Airs. Lil- lie Lundahl: a sister Airs. Nellie Roberts of Alastic Beach and six grandchildren. Rosary service wa- held at Herr- mann ' s Funeral Home . Center Moriches , Sunday e venin g* . Requiem mass was said Alondav at St. Jude ' s R. C. Church . Alastic Reach, the Rev. Peter J. Baker officiating. LEWIS AV. SATTERLY. 64. died Friday at Central Suffolk Hospital . Riverhead. A resident of Pine St- reet. East Aloriches . for the past 14 rears, he was born March 12. 1S77. in Alt. Sinai. He was a re- tired carpenter. Surviving are his wife. Airs. Clara Satterlv: two daughters . Airs. Geraldine Morgan of Honolulu. Hawaii; Airs. Alargaret Hawkins nf East. Aloriches: a sister. Airs. Elmer Jav of Northaven. Ale ; a brother , Wil'iam, of Florida , and nine grandchildren. Funeral service was held at Her- rmann ' s Funeral Home , Center Moriches. Tuesday, the Rev. Gordon G raham Dickson officiating. Inter- nent followed at AVesthampton remeterv. OBITUARY SHORLEY — Sandra P. Cohen, daughter of Air. and Airs. Jerome Cohen of Northern Boulevard , Shir l ey, has been named to the Dean ' s List at the S' ate Univer- sity College of Education at Albanv for the 1 ( . )61 Spring semes- ter. Aliss Cohen , a sop homore , is registered for a BA degree with a majo r in social studies and a minor in mathematics. The Dean ' s List i- composed of students who have a \B\ average or better for the semester. ON DEAN'S LIST BETZ LUMBER COMPANY I $ Bidding Materials & Supplies - Hardware - Paints | FROWEIN AVENUE CENTER MORICHES | Near R. R. Station ATlantic 4-0864 | AIASTIC BEACH — The i] v>{ business meeting of the new r. ». G1-G2 term of the AI;i s( i ( - f- (;u -i , Fire Department I.adic- ' Anxili ary was held tit the fireho use on Neighborhood Road Tue-d:i\ even- ing with recc nth* install ed Air - . Doroth y Plan/, presi ding- . Plans were discussed for th e anim al Christmas party for childre n .. . ' ' department member- a- \\ei] as plans for a card party to be held in the near- future. On October 7 in stallatio n cere- monie s for the auxiliary wa< held at the fi rehouse with over 150 at- tending. Chief Ru-sell Biker pre - sided over the installa tion wit h Airs. Blanche Oarfu ra acti-g as master - of - ceremonies . * n -taile d w ere Airs . Doroth y Plan/. , pi- e-idenit . Airs. Uo-o ki'/. y .itcllo , vice-presi- dent; All' s. Florence Stevens . - ( ore- tary ; Airs . Sylvia Mm ray, finan- cial secretary, and Airs . Elizabeth Kriete treasurer - . Ai r- . Alitzie Van Lith was appointed to -erve as se-rgeant-at-ai'ins and Alls Anna Pelny was appointed chaplain. Each of the officers were pre- sented with corsage s from the membership, and outgoing Pre- sident Airs. Dolly Nocciolo was presented with a corsage and the gift of a bracelet bearing the de- partment' s emblem a.- a token of esteem and appreciation of her leadership of the- auxiliary for the past year. Those serving em the board of directors for a three year term include Alesdames Laura DeNobile Toss Azzato , Claire Kramer and Alary Cannova , serving two year- terms are Air. - . Blanche Carfora and Afj- s. Rose Calabrose. Serving one year term- are Airs. Frances DiFatte and Airs. Dolly Nocciolo. After the installatio n ceremon- ies were comp leted a buffet sup- per including a large dee-orated cake was served , and a social even- ing followed. Install Officers In M. Beach Fire Dept . Auxiliary AIASTIC BEACH — On Satur- day evening members of the Alastic Beach Yacht Club and its affiliat- ed ladies ' auxiliary met in the club- house on the Riviera to elect new officers for the H)i;i- '62 term. The Yacht Club re-elected its entire panel of officers to serve for another term , . -o Oliver- Cooper' , commodore , Peter Pfeiffer , vice- commodore , Clarence Hartmann , rear commodore, Paul Pre-ta , secretary, Richard Brennan , treas- urer , and Alartin Kramer , mea- surer , embark upon their second year of service . In the Ladies ' Auxiliary Air - -. Mary Hartmann wa- elected presi- dent with Airs . Mildred Wer-ner as vice pre sident . Airs. Viola Siegel , secretary. Airs . Alice Schulz. trea- surer , and Airs. Josep hine DeFeo as chairman of the Sun-hine Com- mittee . Formal installation of these officers will take p lace De- cember 2. at the clubhouse. On November 4 , at 8 p. m. the Club is sponsoring a Halloween Costume Dance . A smorgasgord will be served. M. Beach Yacht Club Reelects Its Officers Suffolk Heart Assoc. Meets in C. Moriches CENTER AIORICHES — Fifty- four community leaders were elect- ee! to membership in the Suffolk County Heart Association at its annual meeting October 10. Tho session , held in Center Aloriches , also was marked by the l e-election of James AI. Shay of Kings Park as president for a second term. Other- officers elected were: Dr. Thomas J. Cacciatore of Huntington Station , 1st vice presi- dent; Thomas J. Bourke of South- ampton , 2nd vice president; Col. Edward O. Wittmer of Quogue , 3 rd vice president; Airs. Jacob C. Helmsteadt of Bayport , secretary; and Terry R. Tothill of Alattithck , treasurer. The group also elected Dr. Alan Covey of Center Aloricnes , Abe Denholtz of Ri verhead , Dr . Wil- liam J. Godfrep of Babylon , Gor- don A. Lenz of Patchogue , Augus- tus E. Lewis of Quiogue , and Charles J. McDermott of West- hampton to the Board of Directors.
