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Mastic Items of Interest Mrs. Irmn Davin , ATlantic 1-81)0 BRIDAL SHOWER A surprise bridal shower in hon- or of Miss Katherine Musumeei of Montgomery Avenue was held Sat- urday night at tho home of Mrs. Salvatore Musumeei of Candido Avenue , Shirley. Hostesses were Mrs. Musumeei and M:. -s Patricia Musumeei of Mastic. Decorations were white streamers and a show- er umbrella. A buffet supper was served includin g a shower cake de- c orated with white and p ink roses and inscribed , \Good Luck. Bunny and Sunny. \ Each of the guests r. c ived a white and p ink carna- tion corsage. Tho^e present were Mesdames Peter Musumeei , Delia Sardegna. Philip Bonanno , Josi p h .Musumeei , William Shiminski , Michael Shim- inski , Ted Doguski , Raymond Nor- ton , Pester Johnson , Mario Gar- bato and Miss Mary Johnson of Mastic ; Mrs . Salvatore Cas.igli- one of Manorviile; Mrs. Lewis Pulse of Moriches; Mrs. Michael Shiminski , Jr.. of East Moriches; Mrs. Martin Zeneski . Mrs. William English , Mrs. Josephine Malutka of Center . Aloriches; Mrs. Charles O'Connor. Jr., of Mastic Beach; Mrs. John Matirch of Mattituck; Mrs. Edward Kosavitch of Blue Point; Mrs. Joseph Stuzenske , Mrs. Michael Marsh of Patchogue Mesdames Albert dalenti , P. Ra- dico. Fred Winters , Isadore Galen- ti of Bab y lon , and Mrs. Leo Mu- sumeei of Shirley. The bride-to-be will be married to William Shim- inski , Jr., at A p. m. Saturday in St. John the Evangelist R. C. Church in Center Moriches. Edward Buchholz and son , Rob- ert, of Broadway. Harold Marshall of Yaphank and Thomas Holmquist of Holtsville attended the Yankee- Giants football game at Yankee Stadium in New York Citv , Sun- aay. Live Betrer With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. Mrs. Robert Chester and Mrs, Harry Page of Mastic and Mrs. George Burge of Moriches visited Mrs. Charles Harbin and daughter , Donna , at the home of Mrs. Har- bin ' s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Pollack of Broadway last Thursday night. They brought gifts to Donna who celebrated her first birthday. Sunday. Mi's. Har- bin and daughter left Friday by plane lor their home in Tampa , Fla., ader spending two weeks ' vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Pol- lack. Mr. and Mis. John Reichert and son , John , ol Northport were week end guests of Mr. Reichert ' s moth- er . Mrs. Anne Reichert of South- aven Avenue. The Mastic - Moriches - Shirley Democratic Club will meet 8 p. m. todav at the Mastic Fireball. Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Peter Musumeei of Montgomery Avenue were Mr. and Mrs. P. Ra- dico of Bab ylon. A bachelor party in honor of William Shiminski , Jr., was held Saturday night at the home of Chester Shiminski of Hawthorne Street. Those attending were Les- ter Johnson , Paul Lombardo , Jo- sep h Lombardo, John Segelkin , Ro- bert Sabatelli. Donald Smith , Fred Massa, Charles O'Connor , Jr., and Thomas Gerle of Mastic; Josep h Stuzenske , and Salvatore Labatto of Patchogue; Isadore Galente of Bab ylon; Leo Musumeei. Salvatore Musumeei of Shirley, and Josep h Maroldo of Brookl yn. Corpsman John . Roberts , Jr.. who is stationed at St. Albans Naval Hosp ital in St. Albans spent the weekend with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts of Midland Avenue. .Mr . and Mrs. Geoi'ge L. Van Benthuysc n of Brooklyn were at their home on Midland Avenue over the weekend. Mrs. William Duffy and daugh- ter. Eileen, of Astoria spent the weekend at their home on Fulton Avenue. Leonard Eppig of Fulton Ave- nue , Edward Williams of Manor- viile and William Simms of East- port are spending a week deer hunting in Bethel , Va. They are stay ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wilson in Bethel. Dennis Gillen , son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gillen of Clinton Ave- nue enlisted ior lour years in the Navy. He passed his p hysical and is leaving today for New York City. From there he expects to leave for the Great Lakes Naval Training Center in Illinois. Dennis celebrated his twentieth birthday, Tuesday. A combined birthday party in honor of James Francis and Miss Frances Cavaciuti was held last Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts of Midland Avenue. Buffet refresh- ments were served and a lovely birthday cake inscribed , \Happy Birthday Jimmy and Fran , \ cen- tered the table. Those present were Mrs. James Francis and chil- dren , James and Donna , Miss Ann Marie and Patricia Roberts , Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Caldwell , Anth- ony Ricci and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Sabatelli and daughter , Su- zanne of Mastic ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Manorviile , and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Casone of Mastic Beach. A turkey dance , sponsored by the Forge River Boat Club will be held 9 p. m. Saturday at the Mastic Beach Democratic Club- house on Locust Drive , Mastic Beach. The Mastic Taxpayer s associa- tion will meet 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Mastic Fireball. LEGION DANCE EASTPORT — On Saturday evening American Legion Post 1545 will hold its sixteenth Annual Thanksgiving dance at the Legion hall. Fifteen turkeys will be awarded during the evening. Dancing will be gin at 9 p. m. to music supplied by the \Melo- diansd Commander Alex Urgelowish is chairman of the dance and he is assisted by C. James Mottola , Andrew Bevis , George A. Frey, Victor Kostuk , Mitchell Wilczew- ski , Carl Woronka and Charles Babkiewich. SCHOOL NEWS NATHANIEL WOODHULL Miss Miller ' s grade two has un- dertaken two new projects this week. We have started to use rul- ers and enjoy measuring various objects of everyday use such as pencils , rulers and readers. The class has also begun to draw de- tailed maps of the classroom and school building. These have been done very colorfull y and neatly. Plans for the future include mak- ing a Thanksgiving Day booklet complete with illustrations as well as turkeys constructed from pine cones. Mrs. Carlson ' s grade three good helpers have been Debbie Actis- dano , George Contas , Robert Ri- vera. Paulette Carcione. Vivian Migliara , Linda Bentivegna , Jack Nantista , Evelyn Beere , Dolores Dougherty and Kathleen O'Neill. We have finished our report card tests and will receive our re- port cards November 10. Our class is working hard learn- ing to write in Cursive. Very soon we will be able to write our own names in Cursive. Miss Rafferty ' s grade three has been working hard in all subjects. We have comp leted a successful quarter and are eagerly awaiting report card s this week. The class has been enjoying its bi-weekly art class , taught by Mrs. Runyan. This week they have made lovely pictures of autumn trees , using charcoal sticks for the trunks and branches , and dabs of paint on sponges for the leaves. Our results are decorating the class bulletin board. Class helpers have been Hope Fraser , Grace Guadagnino , Rose- mary Horstman , George Szilagyis, Michaa ' el Tagliamonte and Jack Thorn , whose job of getting milk and returning the emp t y contain- ers to the cafeteria was interfered with by the milk strike. Mrs. Carlson ' s grade three has learned to add two two place num- bers and to add Jong lists of num- bers. John Sussino and George Contas can do it the fastest so far. We have started a make-believe trip to Florida in Social Studies. Kathleen O'Neill has told us a lot about Florida, She lived there be- fore she moved to Mastic Beach. Mrs. Runyan has hung our Trick and Treat paintings in the main hall. This week Mr. Sonnicksen ' s grade three would like to introduce two new members to the class. James Donnallon , who came to us fiom Brooklyn , and Nannette Bouchard , who came to us from Port Washington. In spelling we have been pre- paring for our big review test of 50 words. We also made science foldeis on which we colored an un- derwater picture of shells , seahor- ses and star fish. For our social studies unit we are taking an imag inary trip to Florida b y car. Kathleen Preli , Paula De Rosa and James Zaloga > broug ht in p ictures showing things travelers need. Hel pers for the week were Linda Furman , Dennis Fusie , Steven Schnell , Paula De Rosa , Joseph Musico , Carlyle Lang Lome . Michael Gilewski , Robin Jardine , Josep h Cotone and Jo Ann Mar- tielli. In Mrs. Sonnicksen ' s grade three we listened to records brought in by Joseph Cotone , Linda Furman and James Zologa. Jn arithmetic we have been learning the names of shapes. We made colored designs of squares , triangles, circles and rectang les. The best designs were made by Michael Gilewski , James Donnal- lan , Robin Jardine , Robert Man- ning, Edith Friese , Dennis Fuzie , Joseph Serpia , Kathleen Preli , Linda Furman anl Joseph Cotone. Charles Di Bella brought in a brochure on Washington D. C. since we are visiting the Capital on our \tri p \ to Florida in social studies. Mr. Bentley ' s grade four put on two comedy puppet shows last week. Everyone had a real \ball. \ The cast was : Robert Mc Lauglin , Bruce Murphy, Bob Vosper , Gary Zaloga . Terry Opitz , Ellen Hig- gins , Harriet Cassiliano and Vic- tor Nicotra. The star of the show got al! tang led up in knots and couldn ' t come down to earth. In Miss Ellrich' s grade four Carolyn Sabetelli. Milagros Zayas , Walter Van Lith and Robert Wfetll gave excellent oral reports. In language arts we are learn- ing how to write invitations. Everyone wrote one to his parents for open-house. Our special project for Thanks- giving will be making p lace cards fiom Autumn leaves. They can be used to decorate the dinner table. Class hel pers for the week were Catherine Kenny and Robert Cruikshank. We had class elections in Mr. Rugg ' s grade six , and our Presi- dent is Carmine Nataro , our Vice President is Raymond Deedine , Secretary is Jan Rogoyski . and Treasurer is Kenny Lake. We p layed Mr. Potamos ' s class in basketball and won by one foul-shot , 18 - 17. On Friday we are getting report cards. There are 1G boys and g irls on the honor roll. The following people are on the honor roll: George Pavelek , Kathleen Wall , Kenny Lake , Carmine Notaro , Gary Carrozza , John Malgrat , Pat \ Okiec , Roger Potts , William Hanlon , Michael Debatto , Ruben Fernandez , Raymond Dudine , Judy Kowalski , Donna Taylor , Jan Ro- goski and Linda Giunta. Our basketball team is compos- ed of Richard Hay, Gary Carroz- za , George Panelek, Ruben Fer- nandez , Roger Potts , Robert Fal- ne , Josep h Caruso , Carmine No- laro , Raymond Duleene , William Hanlon , Jan Rogoyski and John Mal grat. 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ATlantic 1-8150 SEVENTH BIRTHD AY Kathleen Holdy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holdy. cele- brated her seventh birthday Sun- day afternoon with a part y held at the home of her parents on Pawnee Avenue. The living room was decorated with Happy Birth- day streamers and balloons and centering the room was a huge table adorned with a birthday tablecloth , p lates , napkins , baskets of candy and snappers and fea- turing a birthday cake with can- dles. Games were played and prizes were awarded to the winners. Ka- thleen and her brother , Harry, en- tertained bv playing a medley of songs on the accordian. Before leaving for home the children re- ceived bubble pipe sets and enjoy- ed b 1 o w i n g bubbles outdoors. Guests present were Audrey and Camile Pia , Debra Tarsitano and Amy Sposato of Mastic Beach ; Gloria and Kathy Cavino , Joan and Joyce Ferrin , Mary Conway and Linda Colazzo of Mastic ; Ka- thy Frankson , Donna Dosch. of Shirley, Susan Vignali of Moii- ches , Lu Ann and Gloria Jean Garrett of Center Moriches , and Kathleen ' s sister , Madeline. Other guests who droped in we re Mr . and Mrs. Stephen Garrett , Mr. and Mrs. James Dosch and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tarsitano. SWEET 16 PARTY Miss Eva Hulse was guest-of- honor at a sweet sixteen birthday party given by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hulse , at their home on Robert Street , Saturday night. Mi's. Hulse served a buffet supper and table decorations fea- tured a large birthday cake de- corated with p ink roses and in- scribed , \Happy Birthday, Eva , \ Dancing was enjoyed throughout the evening. Guests were Larry Tahler , Rob- ert Marto , Miss .Mary Mc Hugh , Robert Paglia , Misses Ph y liss and Barbara Castaldo , John Bibona, Miss Lorraine Asendorf , Frank Cuomo , Donald Hulse . Misses Rox- anne. Marie and Ann Cuomo , John Evans , Miss Carmela Bib- ona , John and Norman Miller. Wil- liam Meeks and Miss Ellen Miller of Mastic Acres; Miss Lena Cam- po of Shirley; Philip Hulse , Her- bert and Thomas Ruquet. Eman- uel Cordaro of Mastic. Henry Hulse and Mrs. Donald Hulse and son . Dennis, of Moriches. > Joyce Chesna , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Chesna , cele- brated her fourteenth birthday Saturday night with a part y held at her home on Mastic Boulevard. Buffet refreshments were served and dancing was enjoyed. Guests were Fern Cohen , Wayne Cava- liere , Daniel Knowles , of Shirley ; Mary Ann Lagumis of Mastic- Beach ; Christine Lindner of Cen- ter Moriches , and Eileen McNich- olas , William and Bruce Thornton and Nicholas George of Central Islip. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finoc- chio and children , Chris , Roy and Judy-Ann , of Woodcut Drive visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lozel of Richmond Hill , Sunday. MV. and Mrs. William Rudek of Floyd Road celebrated their twen- t y-sixth wedding anniversary, No- vember 9. Mrs. Rudek celebrated her birthday November 10 b y hav- ing dinner at a Chinese Restau- lant in Patchogue with her hus- band and daughter , Lorraine , and sons , William and Daniel. Week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ru- dek were their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Polise , and children , William , Thomas and Joan , of Commack. Seaman Apprentice William Ru- dek , Jr., is spending two weeks ' leave with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Rudek of Floyd Road. William enlisted in the Navy last July and completed his boot training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center in 111. He is leaving tomorrow for Charles- ton , S. 0. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Opitz of Cypress Drive , November 12 at Brookha- ven Memorial Hospital. The bab y weighed 7 pounds , 9 ounces , and the couple have two sons , Chris- topher and William. Mrs. Opitz is the former Miss Nancy Henck , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Henck of Sunset Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peck of Hounslow Road accompanied their son , Robert, back to Bridegport University in Bridgeport , Conn., Sunday morning, where he is a freshman. At the university they attended Parents ' day and they toured the grounds and buildings , had lunch in the gymnasium and afternoon tea in the Alumni build- ing. Miss Kath y Zizza of Mastic Beach also went on the trip. The Property Owners of Mas- tic Acres and Shirley will meet at 8 p. m. Saturday at the Com- munity Center on Essex Circle. Installation of officers of the North Shirley Civic Association will take p lace at 8 p. m. Satur- day at the clubhouse on West End Avenue. 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He spoke on mental breakdowns. Preceding Mr. Howell' s speech , chairman Mrs. Jack Vakay presid- ed over a short business meeting - . Preliminaries were given in buck weaving- by Mrs. Haskell Warner , and preliminaries were given in pheasant art by Mrs. Kenneth Warner. Projects for the coming' weeks are as follows : November 1(> , Cop- per enameling and buck weaving; November 23 , no meeting because of Thanksgiving; November ;>0 , pheasant art; December 7 , phea- sant art , and December 1-1 , the monthly business meeting' and Christmas party. An award for the evening went to Mrs. Victor Kostuk. The refreshment committee for next month' s meetings will be chairman Mrs. Victor Kostuk , as- sisted by Mrs. Malcolm drilling and Mrs. Josephine Erwin. The entertainment committee will be Mrs. Chester Massey, Jr., and Mrs. Onni Matson. Armed Forces (Let us know about your friends and relatives in the i service. Phone GRover 5-1002) 1 •••••••••• ^•• ?•••iHt**** ARRIVES IN FRANCE — Army Pvt. Robert J. Brvant , 22 , son of M rs. Mary Bryant , 327 Parkview Drive , Mastic Beach , re- centl y arrived in France and is now assigned to the 25(>th Signal Company. Pvt. Bryant, a radio operator in the company, entered the Army in June of this year and received ba- sic training at Fort Dix , N. J. He was last stationed at Fort Gordon , (la. There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to your home every week in the year for onlv S5. Suscribe now , ' phon e GR. 5-1000. Ask for the Circulation Manager. —Adv.
