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Food Retailers Are Asked To Give Potatoes Boost Food retailers throughout the northeast have been asked by Commissioner Don J. Wickham of the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets to feature Long Island and upstate pota- toes during the Winter marketing season . Other vigorous promotional efforts desi gned to hel p growers move a bumper crop of high-qualit y spuds has been initiated by the department in cooperation with the State Department of Commerce and the L. I. Agricultural Coor- dinating Committee. As a service to Empire State agriculture , news media throug h- out the state have been request- ed b y Mr. Wickham to alert con- sumers to the availabilit y of po- tatoes as an outstanding food buy. In his message to some 170 large and small food chains , and independents , the Commissioner pointed out that potato farmers have comp leted the harvest of an excellent and overl y abundant crop. \They face a serious eco- nomic problem , \ he stated , in urg- ing the retailers \to lend a help- ing hand\ b y \ playing-up \ spuds in their advertising and in-store disp lays . Special potato publicity packets have been distributed among all television and radio stations in the state. Forty-two farm program di- rectors received one-minute radio tapes carry ing a message to con- sumers from Air . Wickham. This stresses the importance of pota- toes as a high-energy and low- budget food , and one that can be prepared in many different ways. \Healthwise , the potato adds up to marvelous food value , and for variety it stands alone—there are some 657 recipes for potatoes , \ the message states in part. The agricultural department also has invited 15 leading food adver- tising agencies and a number of food company publicists to tie-in potatoes in advertising with their regular food accounts. The hard-hitting campai gn is be- ing carried out by the depart- ment' s farm pi'oducts promotion section under the direction of John L. Alatheson , assistant director of the division of markets. Mr. Mathe- son directed the hig hlv successful \Potato Week\ program in 1960. Initial results of the current ef- fort are very promising, according to Mr. Matheson. In a repoi't to growers , he said \ preliminary re- sponses from retailers show their awareness of the seriousness of the situation and their willingness to extend full cooperation. \ Moriches Mrs. Ann Bnrjce , Tel . ATlantic 4-0691 Air. and Airs. Angelo Cusuzzio of Brooklyn spent the weekend at their Summer residence on Third Street. Airs. George De Beauehamp of Cooks Park enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the home of her daug h- ter and son-in-law . Air. and Airs. William Coyer of Fift h Street. Jimmy Lehmen of Cooks Park returned Thursday from a five- day deer-hunting trip at Yankee Lane in Wurtsboro. Sullivan Coun- ty. Accompanying him on the trip were Chris Muleh y of Blue Point and Dan Ale Grath and Buddy Mc Grath of the Bronx. Recent visitors at the home of Air. and Airs. George Burge of Barnes Road were Airs. Willia m Duffy and daughter . Eileen , of Astoria , and Airs. James Igoe and daughter . Patricia, of Bayside. Air. and Airs. Ross Lindner of With Avenue entertained as their guest Sunday afternoon , Airs. Pe- ter U inland of Valley Stream. Mr. and Mrs. Hallock Kwasna of Barnes Road announced the birth of their fourth child , a son , Raymond John , who was born 9:27 p. m. November 18 at Brook- haven Memorial Hospital in East Patchogue. weighing 9 pounds , 1 ounce. The Kwasnas have three other sons , Hallock , Jr., age 10. Mark, age S , and Robert , age 5. Airs. Marie La Corte and child- ren , Dianne , Peter and Paul , of Montauk Highway were Thursday afternoon dinner guests at the home of Air. and Mrs. Edward Gunther of Port Washington. Max Schluder of Montauk High- way is presently staying at the hom e of his son-in-law and daugh- ter , Mr. and Airs. Theodore Lukert of Louis Avenue, following his confinement at Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital. Air. and Airs. George Burge and children , George and Debbie , of Barnes Road were dinner guests Thursday at the home of Mrs. Burge ' s sister and familv. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chester of Alastic. Mrs. Burge ' s parents . Air. and Airs. Harry Page of Mastic were also dinner guests at the Chester home. Mrs. Ruth Schuyler of Montauk Highway attended a stork shower Saturday night in honor of Mrs. Amylia Martin. The shower was held ' at the home of Airs. Martin ' s parents. Air. and Mrs. Charles Knight. Sr., of Montgomery Ave- nue. Alastic. Thanksgiving day dinner guests at the home of Air. and Mrs. Hal- lock Kwasna of Barnes Road were Airs. Kwasna ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks , and son , Joseph , of Riverside; Airs. Kwas- na ' s parents , Air. and Mrs. Charles Kwasna of Patchogue , and Mrs. Maree Alagee of Riverhead. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. William Geyer of Cooks Park en- j oyed a visit from Airs. Frank Fredrick of Valley Stream. Brian Buckheit , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckheit of Marion Drive , returned home Thursday from Brookhaven Memorial Hospi- tal in East Patchogue where he had been a patient following a tonsillectomy. The Buckheit family celebrated their Thanksgiving hol- iday Sunday, before Brian entered the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Burge of Barnes Road attended a surprise thirty-ninth wedding anniversary party Saturday ni g ht in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pike of Wood Avenue , Mastic. The party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pike ' s son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Armando Montezuma of Nelson Place , Mastic. About thirty-five other guests attended. Mrs. Marge Magee of Riverhead is presently spending a few days at the home of Air. and Mrs. Hal- lock Kwasna of Barnes Road. Mrs. Rose Bernholz of Barnes Road , accompanied by Mrs. Eliza- beth Huebner , also of Barnes Road , were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Bern- holz ' son-in-law and daughter , Air. and Mrs. Roy Hulse of Old Mastic. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckheit and family of Marion Drive en- joyed a holiday visit from Mrs. Buckheit' s parents and sister , Mr. and Mrs. D. Ragamata and Gcr- aldine of Mastic. Howard Bullock celebrated his fourteenth birthday November 20 at the home of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. R. Bullock of Cedar Ave- nue. Joining in the family celebra- tion were Howard' s parents , his grandfather , Rovel Bullock of Center Moriches, Mrs. Annie Haw- kins of Moriches and How ard ' s brother , Bobby, and sister , Geraldine. Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Glover of Private Road were their son-in-law and daug hter , Mr. and Airs. David Call of East Moriches; Mrs. Bertha Zaweski of Jamesport , and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Call of East Moriches. Saturday afternoon George and Debora h Burge of Barnes Road attended a part y in honor of their cousin , Linda Chester , who cele- brated her seventh birthday. Linda is the daug hter of Air. and Mrs. Robert Chester of Mastic. Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Penny of Louis Avenue entertained at dinner Thursday. Air. and Mrs. Walter Patrick of North Merrick together with Air. and Mrs. Penny ' s son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Ro- land Penney of Center Moriches. Mr. and \ Mrs. William Walker , Sr., of Montauk Hig hway, held a family dinner party Thursday at Michael' s Restaurant in Say- ville. Joining in the holiday cele- bration were their daughter , Joan, their sons and families , Mr. and Airs. William Walker , Jr., and children , William , Lee , Garry and Karen , of Mastic Beach ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker and children , Leanne and Bobby, of Mastic Beach; their son-in-law and daugh- ters , Mr. and Mrs. Leo Boyce and daughter , Debra , of Mastic Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen of Montauk Highway; their daugh - ter-in-law , Mrs. James Walker of Center Moriches, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allen and children , Betty, Lorraine and Frank of Yap- hank. Following dinner , fami l y movies were shown at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walker , Sr. Al Moorhus of Cooks Park to- gether with his brother , Frank , of Barnes Road and brother-in-law , Daniel Mc Clusky of Manorville , returned recently from a deer- hunting tri p to the Stiefel Ranch in up-state New York. They re- turned with a five point buck. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chrzan- owski of Montauk Highway en- joye d the holiday dinner Thursday at the home of Mr. Chrzanowski' s cousin and famil y, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Droskoski , and daughters , Darlene and Patricia , of East Moriches. On Saturday, George Burge of Barnes Road joined in a fishing party aboard the Captain Sonny, chartered out of Montauk. Other members of the party included Daniel Burge , Sr., of Mastie Beach ; Paul S. Rockhold of Far Rockaway; Gerry Feltham of Babylon; Benny Parsons of Syos- set , and Frank Maran of Lynbrook. Al Moorhus of Cooks Park is home on a two-week furlough from the Army. Mr. Moorhus , who has completed his basic training at Fort Dix , N. J., will , upon his return , be stationed at Fort Lee , Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. George Burge and children , George and Debbie , of Barnes Road visited Mr. and Mrs Victor Jayne and son , Robert , of East Islip, Sunday afternoon. Pfc . Jack Walker , son of Mr. and Mrs. William Walker , Sr.. of Montauk Highway, arrived home Saturday night by plane from Fort Knox , Kentucky. Pfc . Walker , who has completed his tour of duty in the Army Reserves , Armored Division , will now participate in the weekly reserve meetings in Patchogue. The Youth Fellowship will meet 6:30 tonight at the Bible Protes- tant Church on Montauk Highway. Thanksgiving Day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ed- wa rd s of Fourth Street were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jones and Mr. and Mrs. George Leskowitz of Mori- ches , and Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Leskowitz and daughter , Mary Ann , of Masti c Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Baker of Montauk Highway, together with their son-in-law and daugh- ter , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krom- hout of Center Moriches, had Thanksgiving dinner at Bronco Charlie ' s in Oakdale. Out of town weekend guests for the wedding of Miss Mary Ed- wards and George Leskowitz No- vember 18 were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Marlette and children , Cath- erine and Rhonda , of Mount Vis- ion ; George Buckheit of Forest Hills; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brine and son , Russell , of Northport , and Mr. and Mrs. Carll Burr of North- port. <^APU££ J' Se Sfc^S^ He ran ho me to check his Fire Policy with FORTUNA & ROSSO Real Estate — Insurance 94 Whittier Dr., Mastic Beach ATlantic 1-9330—1-6000 REAL E STATE J I NSURANCE ! Ce nterllloric lies . U r .%£yiH-0400 i j Garden Clubbers In Remsenburg At Holiday Pitch REMSENBURG — At a meet- ing of the Remsenburg Garden Club Mrs. John H. Squires , noted lecturer and author , spoke on holi- day decoration for the home which could be achieved with a simple , effective doorway of corn and dried material , or a table arrange- ment of fruit and Fall flowers . For the meeting, an attractive tea table was prepared by Mes- dames Sherman Crawford , Gould Morehead , Sollace Good and John Burgess. A Christmas workshop will be held December 14 and 1 .5 , with a Christmas sale December 10. On December 18 , wreaths will Le made for the Veterans ' Hospital in Northport. Present besides those mentioned above were : Mesdames John Jan- son , Ralph Knaub , Richard Moller , Vincent Reilly, Martin Browne , John Hennessy, John Regan , Eliz- abeth Remsen , Robert Rice , H. Steele Roberts , Harold Tuthill , E. P. Stapleton , B. C. Hammond , Harold Dearborn , Chauncey Co- zine , Cranford Blount , Adrian Al- len. Also present were : Mrs. John Graham , advisory member from Westhampton Beach , and Mrs. Za- leski , wife of Judge Henry Zaleski , a new resident here. EASTPORT N EWS ITEMS Miss Bonnie Bell. Tel. EAstport 5-0046 <; LEGION DANCE The American Legion Post 1545 held their Annual Thanksgiving dance November 18 at the Legion Hall. Approximatel y 100 members and friends enjoyed dancing to music supplied by the Melodians. During the evening fifteen tur- keys were g iven as awards to Helen Majeski of Southampton ; Mitch Wilczewski and Eleanor Rewt of Speonk; Horace Johnson and Bill Note of Center Moriches; Bob McPhail and Ike Dayton of East Moriches; Betty Coffey, Pe- ter Sirko , Mike Kryivski , Wood- row Rogers , Lawrence Goldstein , Hub Brown , and Viola Suydam of Eastport. Chairman of the affair was Commander Alex Urgelowich who was assisted by Mitch Wilczewski , Charles Babkiewich , C. James Mottola , Andrew Bevis , George A. Frey, Victor Kostuk , and Carl Woronka. * * * W. A. Bell , who has been a pa- tient at the Central Suffolk Hos- pital in Riverhead for many weeks has returned to his home on Col- lins Avenue. Kimberly Anne Ashcraft , weigh- ing 8 pounds , 4 ounces , was born November 22 at Central Suffolk Hospital in Riverhead to Air. and Mrs. Gerald Ashcraft. Mrs. Ash- craft is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Collins. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker , Jr., and son , Bradley, recentl- attended the baptismal service of their nep- hew , Lloyd Hallock Goldsmith , at the Center Moriches Methodist Church. Mrs. W. A. Bell entertained for dinner last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cramp of Remsenburg, and Mjr . and Mrs. Richard Bell and children , Scott , Candace and Ro- bin , of Patchogue. Spending Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Collins were Mrs. Collins ' brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hicks , and Mrs. Collins ' niece , Mass Kath y Hicks of Sea- ford. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hallock and children of Hightstown , N. J., spent a recent weekend with his mother , Mrs. Emma Hallock. Mrs. Ronald Chambers and daughter , Patricia , of Jamesburg, N. J., spent the weekend visiting her mother , Mrs. Hope Williams of Collins Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker , Sr., returned home last Sunda y from a two-week visit in the South , in- cluding a visit to Mrs. Baker ' s mo- ther , Mrs. J. C. Corbin of Poco- moke , Md. Mrs. Marie Fridrich of Sayville recently spent a few days visiting her son-in-law and daughter , Air. and Mrs. Elbert Gordon , and her grandchildren , Kevin , Michele , and Michael. Mrs. Josephine Hawkins enter- tained for Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs. Reg Hawkins and son , Dick. Mrs. Alice Watson entertained recently at her home, Mesdames Esther Bevis , Irma Norwood , Hea- ther Lovell , Rosemary Babinski , and Alice Butler of Eastport ; Mrs. Elsie Cathy of Center Moriches; Mrs. Katky Wesche of Brookha- ven , and Mrs. Rose Lovell and Mrs. Virginia Goldsmith of East Patchogue. The ladies enjoyed a fashion show demonstration. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tuttle , Jr., entertained at an Autumn supper party November 18 , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vakay, Mr. and Mrs. John Poplaski , Mr. and Mrs, Waldemar Burding. Mr. and Mrs. Onni Mat- son , Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rose , Mr. and Mrs. Chester Massey, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. John Baker , Jr.. of Eastport ; Mr. and Mrs. Pickford Robinson of East Moriches ; Mr. and Mrs. David Wilcox , and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson of Speonk , and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jabbard of Westhampton. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thompson entertained for Thanksgiving din- ner last Thursday Mr. and Airs. Kenneth Kalwite and daughters , Kathy, Linda , Donna and Judy of East Islip; Miss Janet Thompson of Bay Shore , and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Eastport. Last Wednesday Mrs. Orwin Corey and Mrs. Josephine Haw- kins attended the open house for Mrs. Fordum of Remsenburg who celebrated her nintv-second birth- day. The open house was given by her daughter , Mrs. Stewart. A pajama party was given re- cently by Miss Jea n Kris at her parents ' home , her guests included Miss Karen Vicik of Manorville , and the Misses Judy Alfre d , Nancy Privett , Ann Kostuk and Merrilee Tuttle of Eastport. Members of the Eastport High School Band , accompanied b y their instructor , Sam Lamondola , and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Presley, attended a concert recently, spon- sored by the Rotary Club of Riv- erhead , given in the Riverhead High School , by the Crane Sym- phony Orchestra of the State Uni- versity of Potsdam. Southside Grange Post 1224 will meet tomorrow night at the Leg ion Hall. The Parent-Teacher Association will meet next Thursday in the school auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson were dinner guests November 19 of Miss Mary Mosely of Riverhead. Mr. and Mrs. George Frey, Jr., entertained for Thanksgiving din- ner their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. William Fichter , and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Alfred of East port and Mrs. B. C. Owen of Westhampton spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Owen of East Williston. Mrs. Charles Nix and daughter , Marie , have returned to their home in Ripley, Miss., after spending a vacation with her mother , Mrs. Jessie Mae Travis. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tuttle , Sr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tuttle , Jr., attended a concert of sacred music by the Hill School Choir of Pottstown , Pa., directed by Lloyd B. Tuttle during the vesper services of St. Thomas ' Church in New York City. Mrs. Ida Tuttle spent the Thanks- giving weekend at the home of her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tillinghast of East Patchogue. The Ladies ' Societ y of the East- port Gospel Church will hold their monthl y meeting tomorrow night. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hawe s and daughters , Judy, Janet , Jac- quie and Joann spent Thanksgiv- ing day visiting Mr. Hawes ' par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Hawes of Ja- maica. Dinner guests last Thursday of Miss Lila Brown were the Rev. and Mrs. Donato and children , Kenneth , Douglas and Debora of New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull , Jr., of Hempstead and Mrs . Earl Sudam of Eastport. Miss Willie Sue Travis , who is in Nurses ' training at the Glen Cove Community Hospital , spent the weekend at the home of her mother , Mrs. Jessie Mae Travis of Tuttle Avenue. Attending a luncheon last Tues- day at the Sunrise Restaurant in Center Moriches were Mesdames Eva Coffey, Elizabeth Coffey, Lillian Lane , Miss Mary Butler , and Miss Isabelle Baldwin , Mr. Kane and Mr. Mohl. The luncheon was in celebration of Mrs. Eva Coffey ' s twenty-five years service with the New York Telephone Company here in Eastport. Joy Slee , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slee , celebz-ated her fifth birthday Saturday with a party at her home. Games and re- freshments were enjoyed. Her guests were her sister , Nancy, and brother , Wayne, her grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Chester Massey, Sr., and Debbie Privett , Arlene Styes , Jammie Tuttle , Scott Vakay, Beth Kelly, Alice Chituck , Mark Rec- ords. Joann Hawes , Bradley Baker and Clifford Kostuk. Be wise , place your advertising in The Advance , where it will get results and do the most good for you and the community in which you do business. —Adv . yilllMWM^ I iWBBB^h Ti re sto tie ;&^** -% 1 I H^BggfliWINTEIi TIRES I **\* = ^Bfc™y ^MBBnMPB3lft^rii ^ y*^'' * ,l ' l r 5rsWlfi^ 1* <l^Mi^^^BBBHr — — ¦ i Dn<*fi u*^a*A i^^^^^^fc^' -^^^^BfcJ^^^^tf port car sizes. ¦^^HHI I^^^BB^^H^^^^^BB^ Bk «= 1 \ A Guarantee Jm g&z®^ ALL. 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S MAIN STREET EASTPORT 5-0150 s • a Fully i^ 835 * f3 I HOT WATE R *sr * J ^ j 3 o o o ^ F( RED § r «S^ K I W ! <& £*T O 8 f as low os {4 ft 1 S ' o WITH g o Q j COTS li ^ 1 5 H S~ * *m IB il M BUI ¦il&l'lLIflB: Completely installed M j I JP^PW^i SHELL OIL DEALER - - HSNW^H * ^ r Conditioning S HHSSflB •© Water Pumps Installed 'annnmiiiiBinmnwmiinmiiimiinninimiwini Book Fair Today, Tomorrow in EM Set for School EAST MORICHES — A par- ents ' meeting emphasizing the im- portance of books for education and pleasure was held Tuesday- evening at the school. Guest spea- ker was Mrs. Thomas Havens , li- brarian at the Nathaniel Woodhuli Elementary School. On display was a collection of school library books. Refreshments were served. Tuesday night' s meeting was a kick-off East Moriches School' s Book Fair which beg ins today at 1 p m. and lasts until 9 p. m. The fair will continue tomorrow until 4 p. m. Hundreds of new books of in- terest to all ages will be on dis- play and for sale. Any books not on display may be ordered at pub- lisher ' s prices during the fair. The main purpose of this fair will be to stimulate a greater in- terest in good books as a means of promoting knowledge and rec- reational enrichment. The general public , young and old , is invited to attend. North Shirley Civics Install New Leaders SHIRLEY — Over 200 persons attended the annual installation dinner-dance of the North Shirley Civic Association held November 18 at the community house on West End Avenue. Following a delicious chicken dinner served family style , Brook- haven Town Superintendent of Sanitation John Ready, acted as master-of-ceremonies and intro- duced Supercisor August Stout, Jr., and Superintendent of Highways , Charles Barraud who were instal- ling officers. O fficers installed were William Murph y, president; John Galla- gher , vice-president; Mrs. Mar- garet Pantell , recoi'ding secre- tary; Mrs. Larry Volturo , corres- ponding secretary; Robert Pantell , treasurer; John Hartmann , ser- geant-at-arms , and Carmine Bat- tista , Dominick Palumbo , Anthony Seguino. Larry Volturo and Wal- ter Engelmann , trustees. Honored guests attending wei'e Robert William D. Heins , Thomas Neppell , James Walsh , Nicholas Bouhouris , Carl Abell , Peter Rappa and George Valerius. The community house was at- tractively- decorated for the oc- casion with pastel colored stream- ers and amber lig hts. Music for dancing was provided by the \Continentals/' a four piece baud , and buffet refreshments were served later in the evening. Housewarming Dance Enjoyed By Over 200 MASTIC BEACH — The House- warming Dance held last Saturday evening by members of the Mas- tic Beach Propert y Owners As- sociation in their newly enlarged and redecorated clubhouse on Nei g hborhood Road was a suc- cess with over 200 people attend- ing. In charge of the affair were Mr. and Mrs. William Geyer ably assisted by Mr. and Mrs. William Ramberg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meshenberg, Mrs. Rita O'Brien and Mrs. Agnes Mack. A complete turkey dinner was awarded to Mrs. Ruth Terry, and a Thanksgiving turkey was awarded to Mrs. Estelle Barnett. Music for the guests ' dancing pleasure was supplied by Peter Messapelle and his \Mello-Dees. \ STEINER'S LUMBER YARD , INC. CLINTON STREET ATlantic 4-0131 CENTER MORICHES \ COAL :: CUSTOM HOMES BUILT [ Annual Turkey Dance Has Good Attendance MASTIC — About 150 people at- tended the Eighth Annual Turkey Dance , sponsored by the Forge River Boat Club at the Mastic Beach Democratic Clubhouse on Locust Drive , Mastic Beach , Nov- ember 18. Proceeds of the affair will go toward completing the new clubhouse on the Riviera in Mastic. A corned beef and cabbage din- ner was served , and music for dancing was furnished by the \Syncopators. \ Turkeys were awarded to Ted DeMartino , Cor-Ace Lumber , Mrs. Donald Meers of Mastic Beach , Mabel Lang of Tatchogue , Rudy Sunderman , Charles Evans , Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson of Mastic, A. Peterson of Bell port , W. O. Sorenson of Riverhead , Warren Hulse of Moriches , Charles Valder of Shirley, William Renner of Massapequa , John Martin of Mas- peth , A. Leonardi of Jackson Heights and Frank Poznak of Cen- ter Moriches. Frank Bernholz was chairman oi\ the affair , and he was assisted by Mrs. Bernholz , Arthur Renner , Harry Blank , George Lofsten and George Starkey. CENTER MORICHES — The Center Moriches Home Extension Unit will hold its monthly meeting at the Center Moriches Home Eco- nomics Room in Cente r Moriches Hig h School at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Preliminaries will be given on braided rugs by Mrs . Jean Gould , and wool Jersey dress prelimin- aries will be g iven by Mrs. Lee Asaro. Plans will be discussed for the animal Christinas party, and re- freshments will be served. Classes for bi'aided rugs and wool Jersey dress will start January 10. Any- one interested in these classes should attend next Wednesday ' s meeting* . Everyone is welcome to join. HOME EXTENSION Moriches Bay Area 4-H Club Will Be Formed MASTIC—A 4-H Club for boys and girls is being organized in the area by Mrs. George Villafanez of Claremont Drive. A special registration meeting will be held at 8 p. m., December 14 at the Brookhaven Town Recre- ation Center on Classon Avenue. At this time , Suffolk County Agent Thomas Atkins of River- head will be present to register the boys and girls and also show a film pretaining to the functions of 4-H Clubs. Any boy or girl from 10 to 1G years of age is invited to join the club and should attend the regis- tration meeting or call Mrs. Villa- fanez at ATlantic 1-7253. Mrs. Villafanez will be the local leader and Mrs. Kenneth Schmitt the assistant leader. Meetings of the club are expected to be held every other Saturday at the home oi' Mrs. Villafanez. STUDENT LEADER FREDONIA , N. Y. —Miss Marg- aret Pendzick , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Pendzick of Union Avenue , Center Moriches , was recently elected house presi- dent at the State University Col- lege at Fredonia. House presidents are responsi- ble for making student living quarters home-like and for making sure the girls at the college abide by rules of the institution. Center Moriches News Mrs. Alfred K. Blechner. AT 4-1114 Attending the fourteenth birth- day party given in honor of Susan Tenke , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dezso Tenke of South Haven , were Mr. and Mrs. John Mehrman and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mehrman , Sr., and children, John , Jr., and Dianne , of Bell port ; Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tenke , Jr.. and children . Craig and Lynn , and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Blechner and children , Ro- bert , Ronald and Alfred of Center Moiiches. Also attending were Su- san ' s brothers , Richard and Bruce , and her parents. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hyland and son , Paul , of Main Street were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hyland and daughters , Susan and Bonnie , and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Center Moriches and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hyland of Mastic. Secret pals will be revealed at the Christmas party of the Silva Rebekah Lodge of Center Mori- ches to be held at the lodge hall at 8 p. m. December 22. Thirty-five tenth grade biology students of Center Moriches High School attended a field trip to the Museum of Natural History in NYC with teacher , Roy Albern. The students , who went and re- turned by bus November 14 , view- ed many biological exhibitions. Chaperoning the trip were Mes- dames George Kalmar , John Bahr , Emery Tenke and Dayton Han- ford. On December 8 , Silva Rebekah Lodge will meet at 7:30 p. m. at the lodge hall instead of 8 p. m. After refreshments another meet- ing will be held. The Past Noble Grands of the Silva Rebekah Lodge will entertain the Past No- ble Grands of District 2. Mrs. Wilton Hockenberry and daughters , Rowanne and Lori , of Smith Street visited Mrs. Hocken- berry ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Ev- erett V. Edsall in Cape May, N. J., over the Thanksg iving holiday. Birthdays coming are today — Loyal Witt , Marilyn Abrams , Phillip Thomason of Beachfem Road and Mrs. Everett V. Albin of Lake Avenue ; December 1 — Rosette Sunray, daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sunray of Ocean Avenue , (5 , Herbert Kronman of Estate Road , Nathan Bley, Jack Fingerhut , David Lieb of Beach- fern Road , Thomas William Bur- gess , son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Burgess of Smith Street , and Paul Gould , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gould of Union Avenue , 7; December 2 — Richard Viertal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Viertel of Shirley Street , 2 , and Andrew Zeneski of Clinton Street; Decem- ber 3 — Clyde Schlein , son of Dr. and Mrs. Milton Schlein of Main Street and Steven Edward Strebel , son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Strebel of Newins Street , one ; December 4 — Mrs. Leona Schlein of Main Street and Michael Troost of Main Street; December 5 — Charlos Mc- Combs of Old Neck Road , Holiday Beach. The Men ' s club of the Bell AME Zion Church on Railroad Avenue meets at the church at 8 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Frank G. Schumacher of Elizabeth Place returned Monday after spending the Thanksgiving holidays and the weekend visiting with friends and relatives. On Thanksgiving she attended a Thanksgiving dinner party at the home of her son and daughter-in- law , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schu- macher , and daughters , Lynn and Karen , in West Hempstead. Also attending were her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Macher , and son , Richard , of Mal- verne Park. Mrs. Schumacher spent a coup le of days with the Machers in Malverne Park. She The Moriches Post 929 , Ameri- can Legion meets at 8 p. m. Wed- nesday at the Legion hall on Senix Avenue. There will be a food and book sale held at the Jewish Center of the Moriches from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., December 15. The books will all be new. Chairman is Mrs. An- nette Pribut , and the Deborah Sisterhood of the Center is spon- soring the sale. also attended a dinner party given for members of the Holy Trinity Church Group, to which members belonged since childhood. Miss Caroline P. Kennedy of Crestwood. who ' s home M?*s. Schumacher was a guest at , was hostess at the din- ner party. It was held at Schrafft' s in White Plains. On Sunday she was a guest at the home of Mi's. William Wifler in Woodside.
