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In ceremonies which followed the dinner , Joseph Incremona pre- sented the Shirley Yacht Club with a 50 star flag which he said had been flown over Congress twice , being the second flag in the nation accorded this honor. Following the pledge to the flag, came the in- stallation of Commodore Charles Stark and his officers by past Commodore Rudolf Schulz * . Ray- mond Batt installed the Board of Governors , wi th Thoma. s Neppell as master-of-ceremonies . Following thp installation and a brief speech. Commodore Stark then introduced Mario Coelho , winner of the Commodore ' s Cup Race held in the regatta of Sept- ember , '1. Fleet Captain Josep h Nemeth presented Mario with a plaque inscribed Shirley \Skipper Of The Year \ , and the beautiful Commodore ' s Cup also bears the same inscrip tion , the firs t in what will be an annual feature of all Shirley Yacht Club regattas to come. Walter Moody of the entertain- ment committee called upon Ann Deskin to pick the two a- ward winners. The first award , an R. C. A. portable stereo player with six stereo long p lay records , was won by L. Petrosa and the second award , an R. C. A. clock radio , was won by Sophie Zmi- brzycki of Shirley. Officers installed to serve with Commodore Stark include Josep h Nemeth , vice commodore; Walter Moody, rear commodore ; trea- surer , Charles Valder , and secre- tary, Eva Moody. Installed as members of the board were James Cately, Mac Deskin , Vincent Ford , Joseph Incremona , Rudolf Schulz and Edward Valder. Responsible for the preparation of the party, which included such touches as rose corsage. - , for the ladies , were , Walter Moody and hi? committee of Vincent Ford and Dominic Mauro , ably assisted by Bernice Ford , Ann Deskin Jo- sep hine Mauro , Grace Cately, Sop hie Zembrzycki and Eleanor Moody. Mr. and Mrs . F. A. I.owrll. \T 4-0211 CTRL SCOI TS Ea- -t Morii lies Girl Scud Tioop IT held then me \ti.ie Nowmhei 1. \ . at llii' 1 lehall in Ka* -t Mori- rln -- . Mis. G . W. Ha ue- i- the leader t hi - \ear assisted by Miss Marion Zilh. The girls made plans for a Chr'stnri- - pioject and a bicycle trip u;i - - p lanned for De- (emhei L\ CIVICS \SSOCI \TION A meetmc of the F. a -4 Moiiche * - Ci\ ics A sMviafon wa s held in the firehal ' on Nn\emliv i IT wth Ron- aid C' lapman actum a- tempoiary chaiinian. Tlvie ucie about ~o ju i soiis attendiim and plan- were made to hold another mootin g Dc- cemhei l^S. Ai i angement- will bo made at that time to ch-ot olTicer- and t ' Xo ' vnne mteiv-t * il is urged Lo pait ' iipate in order to get thi s i ceded omani/.atio' i going again tor the In -t mtete - ls of the \ il- lag-- . Mr. and Mi - . \' ei*Mon Haven- en- teitamed Mi. and Mrs . Daniel Ha- \ IMI- oi ' Centei Morii he- and Mi- Irwin Terry and -on. Thoma. - . of Fast Marion on Thank sgiving day. Mr. and .M r- . Klh i\ HunmwnJ \\cie dinner guests of Mr. and Mi * . - Chailes Hammond of Fniondale. No\ ( . mber 19. Mr. Hawkins is Mis . Hammond' s broth er. U' aiter Kanas . son of Mr. and Mrs . Waltei Kana- of Hart ' - Road celebi atod hi- eighth birthday No- \embci 19 . A pnnii lunch and a Ink ' * were enjo\ ed b y the guests , Steven and Kuit Sin th , Aithu Niklus . .lo-eph Kana- . Richard Ma- j -aiakus and .lohn Mohr . of Fast Moiiches and Barry Fdi 1] of Cen- tei Moi ichis . CKWI PEL CO SAYS: For jour protection leave a light when jou ' re awa> from home!—Adv. Guests of Mr. and Mr- . Waltei Kunas. on X >\ t*i*nbev IS wei e Mr. and Mr- . Kenneth Pruning and (laughter , Corrine. of Le\ittown. pMr- . Bruning is Mrs. Kanas ' sis- ter. Mr. and Mi- . John Webb of Morii hes Avenue ente rtained Mrs. Lai* , l.orsen oi Idaho and Mr. - . G. Sea rs I rom California o\er the Thank-gi\ ing weekend. A surprise stork shower was given by the Woman ' - Society of Chiistian Service of the East Mor- iehe - Methodi st Churc h tor Mr. - . Robert Lemmerman on November IT in the church parlors , which weie decorated in pink and white. Tho. -e attendin g weie Mesdames I A rthur Xiklu s . Herbert Iversen , George Adelwerth , .l i .. John Rug- i giero. Hiram Reeve. Earl Davis Walter Robinson . Clara M. Budd , Adele Bender . Harriet Skarka. El- la Leinmen . Ramona Nathan. Ka- the i ' iie Lucas . Robert Lemmerman Jessie Dyei. Ruth Palmer . Esther Van Naniee , Doi oth y Owen . T. Bicrman . Sad e Rmkow ki , Janet Leniioen . Fli/\b eth Robinson . Ei- leen Smi h , Jud y Lucas , Peggy Warner . Gertrude Raynor , Fffi ' MiCuuheon . Minnie Fitzpatrick , I- 'dna G dirig* . Do, is Reeve , Mary Knott. Hattie Carter and Norma Fechtman . Th\ Rev. and Mr s . Robert Lem- merm-in are the parents of a son. born November 18 at the Brook- haw n Memorial Hosp ital. He is named Edwaid Andrew. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cuthbort were Mrs. Mil' ard Mitchell and daughters , Mary and Maggie , of Santa Monica , Calif' ., Mrs . Mitchell is a former resident of East Moriches. William O'Brien , Jr.. a student of the Norwich University at Northfield. Yt.. spent the Thanks- giving holiday with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. ' William O'Brien of Tuthill Point. Mi* , and Mrs. Ronald Chapman and their boys spent Thanksgiv- ing with Mr- . Chapman ' s mother. Mis. Albert Rutherford , in the Pi on\. Mr and Mrs Ariiur Lane mo- tored to Indianhead , Md.. where they spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Lane ' s sister , Mrs. Fannie Else- boug-h . (J e o r g e Elsebough of Maryland, who has been spending a week with the Lanes and Mrs. Olga Roth of Port Jefferson ac- companied the Lanes ' to Maryland. Mrs. A. J. Stamphl was one of the peop le attending the Cancer Society Organization meeting of the South Brookhaven Unit of the American Cancer Society Novem- ber 16 at the Brookhaven Memori- al Hospital. The purpose of the meeting was to explain the Ameri- can Cancer Society Unit Organi- zation and to point out how this can bring about a more effective cancer control program in south- ern Brookhaven town. Mrs. Stam- phl is also one of the area chair- man of the American Cancer So- ciety ' s Cancer Prevention Study. The stud y os for a six year pro- ject to determine what causes can- cer. Mj* . and Mrs. John Ronranowski attended a twenty-fifth wedding anniversary party held at the Po- lish Hall in Riverhead in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jackoski of Calverton. John Leary acted as master-of- ceremonies and Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. John Romanowski were co-chairmen of a dance recital sponsored by the Patt y Smith dancing scl.ool field in the St. John ' s Parochial school auditori- um November 18. The proceeds were put to a fund to purchase a station wagon for the use of the teachers of the school. Taking party in the dance recital were Sylvia Smith , Lynn Fremgen , Ma- ry Grace Vigliotta , Linda Hender- son , Marcia Moon , Debbie Ann Daniels , Joanne Brocki , Linda Miller , Pamela Painter , Trudy Moon and Judy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John Lowell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lowell spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lowell. Mrs. Fanny Frazier of Brooklyn spent the weekend with her sister. M«rs. Sarah Butler. The Rev, and Mrs. Claude Mc- Intosh , former Pi*esbyterian pas- tor here , spent the weekend with friends in the village. Mrs. Hiram Reeve was host of the Solitaire Club last week. Those attending were Mrs. Effie McCutcheon , Miss Emma Raynor. Mrs. Helen Howell. Mrs. Gertrude Raynor. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Reeve en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Reeve and family for Thanksgiv- ing. Also guests were Mr. and Mrs. F. Corwin of Aquebogue Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Iver.sen entertained Mr. and Mi's. Richard Van Wicklcr of Roosevelt for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Raynor and family of Whippany. N. J., and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raynor , spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Ackerly of Bavnoit. Hose Co. No. 2 of the Fire De- partment reported a successful barn dance held in the firehall November 18. The Game Club had dinner at Bronco Charlie ' s in Oakdale last week. Those a 11 e n d i ng were Mesdames William McPhail , Mon- roe Dayton , Francis Ackerson , Vir- ginia Mullev and Walter Kanas. Also Mrs. Margaret Smith . Mrs. Arthur Williams and Mrs. Linda Williams of Eastport. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kanas en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ka- nas and family, and Mr. and Mrs. John Kanas and family on Thanks- giving evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Emory spent Thanksgiving with Mrs . Emory ' s parents. Mr. and Mrs . George Mueller of Harts Road. A housewarming party was held November 19 for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis of Montauk Avenue by the members of the Methodist Church. From the Davis residence they went to the new house of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner ' s , a few doors away, where refresh- ments were served to the approxi- mately 25 members of the part y. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warner spent the weekend of November 19 with Miss Esabell Keen of Waterford. Miss Alida Keep of Walden spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner and family spent Thanksgiving we \kend wi.li Mr. and Mrs. Niel Bond in Baltimore , Md. The Cub Scout den mothers and leaders met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Iversen to take up various subjects of importance to the Cub Scout movement. The Cub Scout Pack meeting will be held at the firehall on December (> . East Moriches News Items Mrs. Irtna Davin , ATlantic 1-8150 ,. CHRISTENING PARTY Nancv Flora Taylor , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tay lor of Bab y lon Street, was christened at the 10 a. m. service at St. An- drew ' s Episcopal Church in Mas- tic Beach , November 19 with the Rev. Alfred Zadig officiating. The godparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Sabatella of Richmond Hill. Fol- lowing the ceremony a buffet luncheon and recep tion was held at the home of M' r. and Mrs. Tay- lor. A large square christening cake decorated with white icing, led roses , a cross and inscribed , \God Bless Nancv. \ adorned the table. Guests were Mrs. Flora Martin and sons . John. William and Ja- mes, and daughter , Carol , Mrs. Margaret Maher and daughter , Evelyn , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Camp- bell and children , Linda , Susan and Danny, of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. George Tay lor , Mr. and Mrs. Ge- lard Taylor and children , Jeanet- tc , Gerard and Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly and son , Thomas , and daughters , Kathleen , Linda and Helen , Fied Buchholz and Mr. and Mrs. Doug las Lind- say and children . Thomas and Ca- therine , of Mastic , and Nancy ' s brother , Walter , and sisters , Paula , Donna and Joan. > FAMILY RE-UNION Sister Mary Thaddeus of Wash- ington , N.J., was guest-of-honor at a family re-union held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gillen of Clinton Avenue. Sister Thaddeus has been in the convent for the past 17 years and is a cousin to Mrs. Gillen and John Mickert of Mastic. She is with the order of St. Joseph , and during her weekend stay here she spent the nights at St. John ' s Convent in Center Moriches. A buffet sup- per was served by Mrs. Gillen in honor of the occasion. Those present were Sister Thad- deus ' mother , Mrs. Mary Marnell of Brooklyn , Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Marnell and children , Kevin , Sha- ron , Diane and Donna of Ma?peth ; Mr. and Mi's. Joseph Alexinas and children , Stephen , Theresa , Patri- cia , John , Carl and Richard of East Meadow ; Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Kosloski and son , Larry, and daughters , Peggy and Alberta , of Lindenhurst ; Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Mickert and children , Nora and James , Mr. and Mrs. J. Simone of Mastic and Mr. and Mrs. James Gormley and daug hters , Cathe- rine and Geri-Ellen , of Shirlev. SURPRISE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pike of Wood Avenue were honored guests at a surprise anniversary party given b y their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Armando Montezuma , at their home on Nel- son Place , last Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Pike celebrated their thirty-ninth wedding anniversary. The party was held in the beau- tifully decorated basement which included pastel colored streamers encircling the entire room togeth- er with rows of multi-colored lights across the ceiling. Other de- corations featured balloons and Japanese lanterns. Buffet refresh- ments were served and a lovely cake inscribed , \Happy 39 Anni- versary, Effie and Jake. \ adorned the table. Guests were the Rev. Willard I. Kile of Center Moriches; Mr. and Mrs. George Burge , Jr., of Mori- ches ; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burge , Sr., Mrs. Anne Gibbons , Mr. and Mrs. J. Tait , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pike , Sr., of Mastic Beach ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Page , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chester , Mr. and Mrs. Owen Chaytor of Mastic ; Mr. and Mrs. William Duffy and daughter , Eileen , of Astoria and Mastic; Mr. and Mrs. James Igoe of Bayside ; Michael Duffy of Astoria and his fiancee , Miss Patricia Igoe of Bay- side; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson , Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hanney, Mr. and Mrs. John Pittman , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bugden of Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. James Bolger of Islip. CHRISTENING PARTY Jean Florence Asendorf , infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Asendorf of Rutland Road was christened at 2 p .ni . Sunday in St. John the Evangelist R. C. Church in Center Moriches with the Rev. Matthew Wisniewski of- ficiating. The godparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. Garbato of Mastic. Prior to the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Asendorf were hosts at a din- ner party and following the cere- mony a recep tion and buffet sup- per was held in honor of the oc- casion. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Al- fred De Vito of the Bronx; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mazza , Mr. and Mrs . T. Gai'bato and sons , John and Robert , of Mastic; Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Oliva , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mauro and daughter. Jo- anne , of Brooklyn , G. Cacciato , Paul Cacciato of Shirley ; Miss.Ka- thy Tomasia of Middle Island; Miss Lorraine Asendorf , Charles Asen- dorf , Veronica and Patrick McKin- ney of Mastic Acres , and Jean ' s sister , Betty Lou. Mrs. Hildur Bremer of Bayridge returned home November 19 after spending a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Benjami n G. Herrley of Mon- tauk Highway. Mrs. Bremer and Mrs. Herrley are cousins. Edwad Buchholz , who is em- ployed at the Brookhaven National Laboratory in Yaphank , is spend- ing two weeks ' vacation at his home on Broadway. A combined Thanksg iving cele- bration and birthday party in honor of Robert Belleville was held last Thursday at the home of his foster mother , Mrs. Jean Arnzen of Montgomery Avenue. Robert celebrated his eig hteenth birthday. Members of the family attending were Town Clerk elect and Mrs. Edwin Arnzen and daug h- ters , Kathy and Susan , of Center Moriches , Mir. and Mrs. Charles Meyer and children , Kenneth , Lor- raine and Patricia , Alberta and Roberta Carman , Thomas and Wil- liam Jackson and Richard Borne of Mastic and Robert' s sister , Ca- rol Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerl e and son , Donald , and daug hter , Peggy, of Midland Avenue were Thanks- giving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Gerle of Patchogue. Misses Jessie and Diane Grogan of Brooklyn were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerle. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Van Benthuysen of Brooklyn spent the holiday weekend at their home on Midland Avenue. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chester of Nelson Place were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Page of Mastic and Mr. and Mrs. George Burge. Jr., and chil- dren , George and Debra , of Mori- ches. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Chester and daughter , Kathleen , visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lozito of Floral Park. Robert Collins and Albert Sch- acca recentl y attended the first organizational meeting of the South Brookhaven Unit of the American Cancer Society at the Brookhaven Memorial Hospital in Patchogue. The purpose of the meeting was to explain the Ame- rican Cancer Society Unit organ- ization and to point out how this can bring about a more effective cancer control program in South Brookhaven. Mr. and Mrs. William Moylan and sons , William and Kevin , of Ocean Avenue were holiday guests of Mrs. Moylan ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thurlow of Pleasant- ville . N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Taylor of Hawthorne Street entertained at a family dinner part y last Thursda y at their home. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. George Tay- lor , Jeanette Gerard and Robert Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor and children . Donna . Joan , Paula , Walter and Nancv. of Mas- tic. A special meeting of Mastic Boy Scout Troop 2G2 will be- held at 8 p. m. today at the American Legion Hall in Center Moriches. The troop will be presented with itr- charter for the year by a re- presentative of the Suffolk ' County Boy Scout Council. Meetings of the troop are held from 7 to 9 p. m. Monday at the Brookhaven Town Recreation Center on Clas- son Avenue. George Weller left recently to attend radio school at Norfork , Va. after spending a leave with his parents , Mr . and Mrs. William Weller of Cl ymer Place. George is serving a four year enlistment in the Navy and completed his boot training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center in Illinois. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Ennis of Vernon Avenue were their daugh- ter . Miss Gladys Ennis of the Bronx , and their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gerle , and daughter , Patricia of Mastic. Mr. and Mrs. William Duffy and daughter , Eileen, of Astoria spent the four-day holiday weekend at their home on Fulton Avenue. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Igoe and daughter , Patricia , of Bayside and Michael Duffy of Astoria. A recent weekend guest of the Duff ys was their nephew , Larry Burns of Bayside. Live Better With PELCO Low Co-^t Elerlrinty. — Adv. Paula Taylor celebrated her ni- nth birthday Saturday night with a family party held at the home of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor of Bab ylon Street. Among those present were her brother , Walter , and sisters , Don- na , Joan and Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Adipie- tro and son , Robert and daughters Marilyn and Susan, of the Riviera were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs. Adipietro ' s sister , Mrs. Rita Di Meo and son , William , of Hempstead. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly of Patchogue Avenue were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Amato of Elmhurst. Edward Buchholz , Jr., celebrat- ed his tenth birthday Sunday at his home on Broadway. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davin of Vernon Ave- nue were Mrs. Kathryn Maroni and son . Stephen , of Woodside. Charles Mazzamuto of Brook- lyn spent Saturday at his Sum- mer home on Broadway. Miss Sandra Rosenblum. a stu- dent at Ithaca college , spent the Thanksgiving holidays with her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rosen- blum of Old Mountauk Highway. Mr. and Mrs. William Shiminski of Montauk Highway celebrated their twenty-sixth wedding anni- versary, November 26 and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shiminski of Haw- thorne Street are celebrating theii ninth anniversary today . Mr. and Mrs. John Schlitz and daughter , Susan , of Ocean Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Frank Veltung of Ditmus Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Ja- mes Unangst of Glendale and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lloyd and son. James, of Sunnyside and Mastic eni ' oved Thanksgiving dinner at the Lindenmere Hotel m Center Moriches. Mrs. Louise Eighinger of Dit- mus Avenue returned home re- cently after spending two weeks vititing her grarddaughter and preat grandchildren in Miami , Fla. Mr . and Mrs. George Valerius were hosts at a family dinner par- ty last Thursday at their home on Bedford Avenue. Among those present were George Valerius , Sr.. of Newport , N. H., Thomas Vale- rius of Babylon ; Mr. and Mrs. Mi- chael Shiminski , Jr , and son , Ri- chard of East Moriches- John and George Valerius , III , and Mr. ad Mis. Louis Shimmiski and son. Dennis , of Mastic Linda Chester , daughter of Mr and Mrs. Robert Chester celebrat- ed her seventh birthday November 20 with a party held at the home of her parents on Nelson Place Guests were Mrs. Armando Mon- tezuma and children , Armandr and Deborah , Mrs. Harry Page Mrs. Kenneth Holley and son , Ste- ven , of Mastic ; Mrs. George Burge Jr., and children , George and De- bra , of Moriches; Mrs. William Duffy and daughter , Eileen , of Astoria and Mastic , and Mrs. Rob- ert Minerach and son , Robert , of Bay Shore. Mrs. Charles Breslin of Patch - ogue Avenue entertained at a din- ner and birthday party in honor or her husband , Thanksgiving Day Among those attending were the Breslin ' s daughter , Linda, Mrs Florence Gessler , Mrs. Joa n Mc- Carth y and Jack Smith of Mastic George Lofsten of Washingtor Avenue and Warren Hendricksor of Broadwa y returned home Sun- day from upstate where they spent several days deer hunting ir Cooksburg. Joseph Brunone of Stuyvesant Avenue is a patient in Bayviev General Hospital in Mastic Beach Private Vincent Leis , who is ir the Marine Corps , left for Beau forte , S. C , Monday after spend- ing a 20-day leave with his pa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Leis of Patchogue Avenue. Vincent re- cently completed 12 weeks of boot training at Parris Island. S C , and 4 weeks of special combat training at Camp Lejeune . N. C. He is in motor transportation . William Hearfield of Freepor ^ celebrated h i s seventy-seventh birthday last Friday with a din- ner party at Shin ' s Inn in Free- port. Others attending the partv were his daughter , Mrs. George Lofsten of Washington Avenue his great grandson , Gary Lofsten and Mrs. Walter Schember of Mastic Beach. Mr. and Mrs Vincent Brunon e and daughters , Carol and Michele of Stuwesant Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Garrett , Sr., of Mas- tic Beach were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Edwards of Selden , Thanksgiving day. Birthdays celebrated this week were: November 27 — Fred Rosa- to of Lafayette Avenue; Novem- ber 28 — Joseph Musumeci of Broadway, Richard J. Davin of Vernon Avenue; Robert Taylor of Hawthorne Street; November 29 — Adam Eppig of Patchogue Ave- nue and Peter Musumeci , Jr.; of Montgomery Avenue and Fred Weseman of Mastic Boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. William Deckert of Richmond Hill spent the week- end at their home on Ditmus Ave- nue. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shiminski of Moriches Avenue attended a surprise housewarming party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Powell in Eastport , Saturday night. Sixteen couples including Mr. and Mrs. Shiminski dropped in at the Powell home with gifts and food. Mr. Powell, who is the manager of the Eastern Federal Savings and Loan Bank in Center Moriches is a cousin of Mr. Shim- inski. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Duffy of Henry Street and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Duffy of Patchogue were guests last Thursday of Donald Duffy of West End Avenue , Shir- ley. A family get-together w r as held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerle of Midland Avenue. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gerle of Blue Point , Mr. and Mrs. George Gerle and children , George , Virginia , Jeffrey and Paul , Mr. and Mrs. George Wal- bauer and daughter , Janet , of Pat- chogue ; Mr. and Mrs. 0. Gerle of Medford ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grogan and son , Joseph , Thomas Groga n of Brooklyn , and Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Duffy of Mastic. Mr. and Mrs. George Lofsten , Sr., of Washington Avenue were Thanksgiving dinner guests of their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. George Lofsten , Jr., of Mastic Beach. Miss Helen Reynolds of Jack- son Heights was a weekend guest if her sister , Mrs. Anne Reichert of Southaven , Mrs. Anne Riechert art and family were dinner guests ' ast Thursday of her son-in-law ind daughter . Mr. and Mrs. Mi- chael Leonardi of Mastic Beach. M T . and Mrs. Alfred De Vito of the Bronx spent several days the past week as the guests of her brother-in-law and sister , Mr. ind Mrs. Louis Mazza , of Lafay- 3tte Avenue. Holiday guests of Mrs. Jean Lake of Brooklyn were her son- in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humphry, and children , Christopher and Jacqueline , of Milford Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett May en- tertained at a family gathering last Thursday at their home on Mastic Boulevard. Members of the fa mily attending were Mr. and Mrs. James Cutro and children. James , Cathy and Chris-Ann of Shirley, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Oldham and children , Daniel , Ro- semary and Timoth y, of Mastic. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Eppig and family of Fulton Avenue and Mrs. Margaret Oldham of Wood Avenue enjoyed dinner at Howard Johnson ' s Restaurant in Shirley, Thanksgiving day. John Dolezal , Jr., of the Riveria and Robert Reichert of Southaven Avenue returned home Friday from upstate where they spent a week deer hunting in Schoharie County. Mastic Items of Interest
