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MASTIC BEAC H NEWS Mr*. Kenneth AnH n . ATI antic 1-8458' ' BK11> \L SHOW HR A surpri st * bridal show er was held .it the home of Mrs . John Ma i- tin ol Dogwood Uoad Satur- da\ iiinht m lu.not of Miss Carol Lliman . daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. Ai thin Ehtnan of Islip Terraei . ll , i.i es-es f . u - the ev ening weie Mi s . Richard Mart h of Fori .lef- leison and Miss < ' ath > Saube of Oneiit h' oad. Mastic Beach. The ) < M>m w*a - caily decorated with s( t camels and a large de corated <a ke formed tiie centerp iece ot the lu.ffet table. Among the gue-d s were Miss Fhman ' s maternal urandmothor , Mi^ . John Maiiin , In r mother . Mi s . Ai tluir Hhman. Mrs . John Uus-ell. Si - .. Miss Edna Russell. .Alls . John h' u ^ ell. Ji.. Mrs. Carl llaidei , Mrs. | )ons Carlson . M rs. 1' ianls Calabro . Ji.. Mrs . Florence I' M w n . Mi - . Edith lb - ow - n and Mi s . F.nuly Harder of Mastic I' .eaih; Mis! Dcu^y Martin of South Ozone l\nk; Mrs . Joan Martin of Mineola ; Mis. Catherine Rei sj and ilau u iti 'i. .loan , of Lev ittown; Mrs . Mai-cry Sehaffner of Babylon . ; ml Mi - . Patiicia E\ei luudt and (t ..ll! 'h' l i * * oi Dip. STORK SHOWER The home ol ' Mi - * . Nicholas Ry- (7 M O ! Kna op llo.id on Saturday v ght wa s th e -cene of a surprise stoi k shower given m honor of Mi s . John Phillip s of Pineway Ur ve Tin loom gaily ch-corated -v* 11li sticamc's of pink and blue and adunvd with small storks , al- so had a sinr.larly decorated buf- fi i tahle w hose centei-piece was a 1: rg< * iake topped b y a stork. tto-t-ss for th \ evening was Mrs . Helen Kaz .iks of Jackson HeigY. s . Among the gu< ^ ts were Mesdames Nicholas Ryder , Victo- n;i N7otra . Jean Sabolis. Frances Rove. Maiv McAllister . Jessica Alheiti . Eleanor Hurley. Paul Le- onard.. Maryann Leonardi , Mari- lyn Clancy and Miss Marie Glea- j son and . Aliss Frances Mensche of Ma stic Bead* .; Mis. Jenny Valli- 1 io . M*\s . Irene Yoeman and Mrs. Jay Philli ps of Mastic Acres; Mrs. i Edwar l Doheity of Floral Park ; J Mrs - . Sonja Lavallo and Mrs. Ma-1 lion Cappello of New York City; \Mrs. Frederika Governale of Man- oiville and Mrs . J. Leman^ki , Mrs. Jiilia Janchick. Mrs. Sophie Brown and Mrs . Mary Chludinsky of Shirlev . Nicholas and Jimmy Ry- der of Knapp Road. Franklin Ka- yaks. Jr.. of Jackson Heights and Edward Taggart of Woodside also presented gift s to Mrs. Philli ps. DOUBLE PARTY Jeffrey and Jimmy Gruhe cele- brated their lespective birthdays Saturday when their parents . Mr. : nd Mr- . Ernest Gruge , Jr.. of Dahlia Drive entertained at a double party in their honor . Jef- frey who was 4 years old and Jimmy who was one year old were presented with many gifts . Re- freshments served included a large (i- coated candl\-li: cake. Guests includid the boys ' maternal grand- parents . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Neighborhood Road, as well as Mr. a** .d Mrs. Charles Mil- ler and children. Charles and Laura, of Arlington. Va.. Mrs. Florence Pulsonctti and children. Philip. Buddy and Ann Marie, of Locust Di i* . e, and Mrs. C irol Hul«c and son. Wayne , of Center Morich' s. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hafner and daughter Hedda. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cruse and children. Mar- lene. Jennifer and Randy. Miss Annedora Feldkamp. Mrs. Joan A tier and William Zottell, all of Mastic Beach on Thursday attend- the wedding of their nephew , Er- hardt Runte. to Miss Geisla Birs- ner, both of Flushing, which took place in St. Jude ' s R. C. Church , Neighborhood Road , Mastic Beach They also attended the reception that followed at the Mastic Beach Property Owners Association Club house . Neighborhood Road. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coraei of Flower Road whose thirty-fifth wedding anniversary was Satur- day celebrated it at the dinner- daiice of the Friendship Club held, at the Oakdale-Sayville Plaza Ballroom with their sons and daughters-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. J oseph Coraei , Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Coraei and Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Orlando , Mr. and Mr. Vincent Orlando and Mr. and Mis. Anthony DeNobile , all of Mastic- Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller and children. Charles and Laura , of Arlington. Va., were guests over the weekend of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Neigh- borhood Road. Mr. and Mrs. George Albert!na and daughters , Rene and Michele , of Ridgewood were guests Sunday of Mrs. Ann Albertina and chil- dren, E 1 i z a b e t h , Raymond , Thomas , Patricia , Robert and Ma- ryann , of Robinwood Drive. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Collins, and children , Steven and Donna , of Whittier Drive. June Molander celebrated her thirteenth birthday Friday at her W oodland Drive home. She enter- tained as her guests her parents , sister , Kay. and Mrs. Edward Heins , Jr., and children Edward , III , Ellen and Erick of Silver Road, Mrs. Alfred Roecklein of Woodland Drive , and Mrs. John Neppell and daughter , Lynne , of Lakeview Drive. The third birthday of Cheryl Lynn Riker , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Riker of Alder Drive , was celebrated Sunday when her parents entertained at a party in her honor. Refresh- ments including a carousel cake were served. Party favors were given to her small guests. Joining in the celebration were Cheryl' s maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnsen of Yonkers , Patti Riker , Mrs. Joseph Stozzet- to . Jr., and children , Jennifer and Joseph . Mrs. Karl Heckel and daug hter , Irene. Mrs. Arthur Ri- ker and children , Harry, John and Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hillerud and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farra , Jr.. and daughter . Donna Marie , of Mastic Beach and Mrs. Frank Morabito and daughter , Melissa , of East Patchogue. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Da- vid Schulz celebrated their six- teenth wedding anniversary with their sons, Dennis and Larry, at their Phylis Drive home. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Camp bell of Sayville Road was baptized , Deborah Jean at 2 p. m , Sunday in St. Jude ' s R. C. Church on Neighborhood Road. The Rev. Peter Baker of- ficiated. Godparents we v e Miss Norena Broski of Farmingdale and George Simmons, Jr., of West Isli p. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Camp- hell home where a bu ffet was served. Guests included tho godpa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and son . Harry, Jr., the , maternal grandfather , George Rutledge all of Farmingdale and Mrs. Henri- etta McGuire of West Islip. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Robinson of Wantagh cele- brated their twentieth wedding an- niversary when they were the guests of honor at a party held at the home of Mrs. Robinson ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haviland of Flush- ing. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Trainor , Jr., of Ozon** - Park and Mastic Beach , and their children Maureen , James Richard and Peggy, Mrs. James Trainor and Miss Mae Trainor of Ozone Park and Mastic Beach , Mrs. Mae Robinson of Bogota Road , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Havi- land , Sr.. and Mr. and Mrs. H. Heins of Deer Park . Among those from Mastic Beach attending the dinner-dance of the Friendship Club last Saturday night at the Oakdale-Sayville Pla- za Ballroom were Mr. and Mrs. James O'Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barbeire , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cavanaugh , Andrew Pre li , Tony Agliata , Jerry O'Callag- han. Robert Smith , Mr. and Mrs. Brian Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Planz , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins, Mr. and Mrs . Charles Symonds , Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Ezzillo and Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Aracri. Peter Messapelle and las Mello-Dees supplied the dance music. Miss Marlene Cruse celebrated her ninteenth birthday quietly at her Orchid Drive home Thursday with her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cruce , brother , Randy, and sister , Jennifer Ge6rge Risch serving aboard the USS Malloy out of New Lon- don , Conn., has been spending several days leave visiting his pa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Risch , and his brother , Roy, of Barclay Road. Masti c Beach Explorer Post 121 will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday in the Sunday School rooms of the Grace Lutheran Church on Mastic Road with Post Advisors George and Daniel Burge. Joseph Coraei celebrated his birthday Monday with his wife , sons , John , Joseph and Frank , and daughter , Lily Ann , at their home on Bogota Road. On Saturday Deborah Petersen of King Road celebrated her ninth birthday with her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Petersen , broth- ei. Wayne, and sister , Lynn , quiet- ly at home. Mrs. George Widman of Hunt- ington was the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Cruse and children , Marlene , Randy and Jen- nifer , of Orchid Drive. There will be a meeting of the Fire Commissioners of Mastic Beach at 8 p. m. Monday at the firehouse. The Young Peop les Society of the Grace Lutheran Church will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday in the Sunday School rooms , Mastic Road. A family dinner party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doyle of Woodland Drive Sunday to celebrate the first birth- day of their daughter , Beth Ma- rie. Guests included Beth ' s sisters , Susan and Sharon , and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Franz , Jr., and chil- dren , Susan , Laura and Clifford , of Whittier Drive. Donald Bull , Jr., who was 15 years old Monday celebrated this event with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bull , Sr., brothers , Henry and Frank , and sister , Ni- na , at their home on Cypress Drive. Mr- and Mrs. Raymond Cava- naugh of the Bronx spent the weekend at their Summer home on Dahlia Drive while remodeling it into an all year-round residence. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome O'Callag- han and children , Ann and Jerry, of Astoria spent the weekend at their Summer home on Neighbor- hood Road. The Mastic Beach Unit of the Home Extension Service will hold its annual Christmas party begin- ing at noon Tuesday at the fire- house on Neighborhood Road. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pfister of Jersey City, N.J., and Monroe Drive announce the birth of a girl Novemiber 20 at the Margaret Haugh Maternity Hospital , Jersey City . The baby weighed 9 pounds and 14 ounces and they have nam- ed her Linda Jean . Mr. and Mrs. Pfister are also the parents of another daughter, Donna Lynn. Mrs. Pfister is the former Miss Jean Cappello , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Cappello- of New York City and Cornelius D rive . The regular monthly meeting of the Bayview General Hospital La- dies ' Auxiliary will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Mastic Beach Firehouse on Neighborhood Road. Mrs. Mary Prenderville , of Brooklyn , Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Robinson and children , Robert K, Laurel and Collin , of Wantagh and Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and sons , Jack and Raymond , of Flatbush were guests recentl y at a family dinner party held at the Bogota Road home of Mrs. Mae Robinson. Mrs. Frieda Spiess of the Ri- viera celebrated her birthday qui- etly at her home this week. On Wednesday night Fire De- partment Pump Operator and Business Mens fire drill will be held at the firehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lummis of Southaven were guests Satur- day of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ruti- gliano and son , Jack , and Harry Planz of Cypress Drive. On Sun- day the Rutiglianos were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sturm and son Edward of Farmingville. «n^««-€^ieieie^s«^«^ee^«^**tf wniiiiiniitiuj iti'Mi.iiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiimiiiiiiar LM M i l Jul Li f _ T h I K r I m\ ^^^^^ L ^^^M ^^^SSS ^t Main Street Center Moriches ATIantic 4-0301 Grace Lutheran Ladies ' Aid Soc . At Holiday Pitch MASTIC BEACH—Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Grace Lutheran Church met in the Sun- day School last Wednesday even- ing for their annual Christmas , -arty. The first part of the evening was devoted to the packing of 82 boxes with home made cookies as the society ' s partici pation in the Metropolitan Lutheran Inner Mis- sion ' s Christmas Cheer program. These cookies will be distributed throughout various hosp itals and home for the aged in time for Christmas. In addition, the ladie- \ also wrapped presents for the chil- dren of the Grace Lutheran Sun- day School. Later , a buffet supper was en- joyed by the members. The tables were decorated with colorful dishes , candelabra and small p ink and gold Christmas trees. The table center- p iece was a large white iced cake trimmed with red and green and inscribed \A Blessed Christmas to All\ . Each of the ladies alstf re- ceived a gift. Retiring President Mrs. Ken- neth Andersen was presented with a beautifu l gift by President- E' ect Mrs. Walter Doyle on behalf of the membership of the society in appreciation for Mrs. Andersen ' s faithfu l work and leadership during her two year terms as president. \ The next meeting of the Ladies ' Aid Society will be held the first Wednesday in January at 8 p. m. All members are requested to at- tend so plans may be made for the forthcoming year. At Sunday ' s 11 a. m. church service the Rev Arthur W. Geidel formally inducted Mrs. Walter Doy le as president , Mrs. Wa 'ter Petersen as secretary and Mrs. Harry Anderson as treasurer of the Ladies ' Aid Society EASTPORT NEWS ITEMS Minn Bonnie Bell. Tel. EAstport 6-0046 SOUTHSIDE GRANGE Southside ({range met Decem- ber 1 at the Legion Hull , with Grange Master Joseph Bigora pro- siding. Rubin Edwards of West- hampton Beach read the National Masters address to the Ninety - fifth National ({range Annual ses- sion of its convention. Aithur Lane of Eastport read the speech of Nation al Master 11. D. Nevvsom* . which he had made at the State Grange Session. Mrs. J oseph Bigora of Cente r Moriches read a poem \I Am The Grange \ , giving the true meaning of what the ({range stands Cor and its beliefs. Plans were made for a covered dish supper and a Christmas par- ty set for the next nieeting, to- morrow night in the Legion Hall. MISSIONARY SOC. MEETS The monthly meeting of the Missionary Society of the East - port Gospel Church was held last Friday in the Sunday School room with Mrs. Emory Tuttle , president presiding Scripture Readings and prayer proceeded the business meet- ing after which leCers were writ- ten to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Post , missionaries in Borneo , and to Mr. and Mrs. Degelman , missionaries in Japan. Plans for the distribution of Christinas baskets were concluded as well as for a kitchen shower to be held for women of the church. In conclusion , refresh- ments were served by Mrs. Jack Tuttle and Mrs. Robert Penney. Other members present were Mesdames Floyd Mott , of Center Moriches; Elizabeth Jernigan of East Moriches; Leroy Wilcox of Speonk. and Edith ' D . Warner , Raymond Powell , Emory Tuttle. Robert Penney, Jack Tuttle , and Jobe Peck , Misses Elsie Sperling, Henrietta Sperling, Margaret Hed- ger and France Hedge r of East- port. The next business meeting will be held January 5. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Brownie Troop 84 met last Tues- day afternoon at the high school with their leaders , Mrs. George Frey and Mrs. John Kostuk. Nine- teen Brownies were present. The Brownie Promise and Flag salute were led by Yvonne Schuster , while Beverl y Rosko and Lenore Schuster were flag bearers. The girls made Christmas trees and the meeting closed with the Wish- ing Circle. On December 22 the girls will go Christmas caroling. Girl Scout Troop 36 met last Tuesday at the high school with their leaders , Mrs. Joseph Kris- and Mrs. Victor Kostuk. Tuesday the girls will hold their Christ- mas party with the entertain- ment for this event planned by Ann Kostuk , Arlene Salamone and Antoinette Salamone. The decora- tions will be done by Nancy Pri- vett , Patricia Jarzombeck and Jean Kris. The girls wrapped Christmas presents which they gave to the Rev. Mr. Records to distribute among children less for- tunate then themselves. There was no meeting last week because of a volleyball tournament held at the Center Moriches School. The Chipmunk and Cardinal Patrols of Troop 66 met last Tuesday at the high school , with their leaders , Mesdames John Kuech Frank Coker, and Clifton Raynor. The girls made Christ- mas corsages for their mothers , and also sold some at the Parent- Teacher Association meeting last week. Anyone wishing to buy a corsage is asked to contact one of the troop leaders. Plans for a Christmas party to be held Tues- day, include a skit put on b y the Cardinal Patrol. :|: :|- .j. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ashcraft have just returned home from a two months ' tri p touring the Unit- ed States. They visited in Kansas , Missouri , Illinois , Ohio and New Jersey. Of the places visited were the Truman Memorial Library and the Trumian home in Independen- ce , Mo.; a cattle auction in Col- umbus , Mo., and Lincoln ' s home and tomb in Springfield , 111. Upon their return they visited at the Hotel Commodore , New York City, wi th Mrs. Ashcraft' s brother , Wil- liam Gebrian , who had flown in from Michigan to attend the Che- mical Exposition at the Coliseum. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity. —Adv. A ninety-seventh birthday cele- bration for Mrs. E. W. Penney was held December 3 at a family party held at the home of her son and dau ghter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Lester Penney of Center Moriches. Attending were Mrs. Eva Raynor , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pierson , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penney and chil- dren , Brian , Jonathan , and Seth , Mrs. Estelle Pitney, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tuttle , Mrs. Louis Grif- fing and Mfrs. Katherine Reev e of Eastport , and Miss Joan Tribble , and John Jenkins of Center Mori- ches. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Ceruti spent the weekend in New York , where they attended the stage play, \Let It Ride \ , starring George Gobel, Following the play they enjoyed dinner and dancing at the Taft Hotel. Mrs. Daniel Coffe y of Eastport , and Mrs. Delbert Wesche- of Brookhaven spent last Wednesday visiting Mrs. Coffey ' s brother , Ed- win Ranger , who is a patient at the Manhattan Veterans Hospital , First Avenue and Twenty-Fourth Street , Room 15 South , New York City. Spending a month' s vacation in Florida are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heil of Main Street. Kevin Gordon , son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Gordon , celebrated his fifth birthday last Tuesday after- noon. The party decorations we re Japanese lanterns and balloons. Kevin ' s guest were Joanne Hawes , Robin Adelwerth , Alan Matson , Thomas Kelley, Jr., Seth Penney, and Mrs. Onni Matson and Mrs. Robert Penney. Mrs. Marie Fredrich of Sayville is spending some time with her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Gordon of North Bay Avenue . Miss Janet Thompson of Bay Shore spent last Saturday visiting -per muther , Mrs . Charles Thomp- son. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker , Jr., attended the tenth Reunion dance and dinner of the Class of '51 of Center Moriches , at Regula ' s Restaurant in Riverhead recently. Mr. and Mrs . Frank Mazura , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Federco and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Felbach were re- cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wing, and Mr. and Mrs. Yusin Uy of Plural Park. East port Extension Service will meet at 8 tonight for their month- l y meeting and Christmas party in the firehouse. ^t^SSSSSSSSS^^ I BETZ LUMBER COMPANY I I i I Building Materials St Supplies - Hardware - Paint s | I WE GI VE KI NG KORN STAMPsj J FR OW™ A «« C_ ^ MC.CH* | i Near R. R. Station ATIantic 4-0864 § i I Shirley and Mastic Acres Mrs. Irma Davin, ATIantic 1-81 SO <\ CHRISTMAS PARTY The Property Owners of Mastic and Shirley will hold a brief busi- ness meeting at 8 p. m. Saturday at the Community Center on Essex Circle. A Christmas party will follow for members of the organization and their children. Refreshments will be served and all attending we asked to bring a %\ gift for i ch< grab bay. CHRISTENING PARTY Theresa O pitz , infant daug hter of Mr. and Mrs . William O pitz of Cypress Drive , was christened at 3 p. m. Sunday in Our Lad y Queen of Heaven Catholic Church on Cypress Drive , Mastic Acres . The Rev. Father Francis Anthony olliciated at the ceremony. The god parents are Mr . and Mrs. Henry Henck of Shirley. Following the christening a purty for the immediate family was held at the Opitz home. Those piesent were the baby ' s maternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs . H. P. He-nck , the paternal grand parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Opitz , Sr., and daug hters , Corolvn and Marilyn , Mr. and Mrs. Henck and children , Fred, Robert , Stanley, Paul and Carol yn all of Shirlev; The Rev. Father Francis Anthony, The Rev. and Mrs . Richard Mc Farland of Mastic Acres and Theresa ' s brothers , Christopher and William. BIRTHDAY PARTY A double birthday part y in honor of Robert Chick and * Joy Micale was given by Mrs. Harold Chick at her home on Coventry Avenue , Sunday afternoon. Robert celebrated his fourteenth birth- day and Joy celebrated her fourth birthday. Dinner was served by Mrs. Chick including a beautifu l birthday cake inscribed , \Happy Birthday, Bobby and Joy. \ Guests were Mrs. Matthew Micale of Hoboken , N. J., Herbert Bruyette of Mastic Acres and Miss Judith Citarelli of Mastic. Mrs. Isabelle Lofsten celebrated her birthday December 6 at her home on Floyd Road North . Guests of Mrs. Eva Landeau of St. George Drive, Saturday were her brother , John Cole of Elm- hurs t , and her nephew, Brendan Hawk of Howard Beach. The annual children ' s Christmas party sponsored by the North Shirley Civic Association will be held from 2 to 7. p. m. Saturday at the community house orf West End Avenue. The party is for all children up to 1*2 years of age residing in the area. Third Class Petty Officer Frank Sigismonti of Norfolk , Va., spent the weekend at the home of his parents , Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Sigismonti of Floyd Road. Weekend guests ot Mr . and Mrs. Charles Windisch of Madison Street vvre their son-in-law* and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vecchione , and daug hter , Judith Ann of Flushing and Mrs. Nancy Anselmo of Beechhurst. Fourteen members of the Ladies- Auxiliary of the Shirley Long Island Taxpayers Association held their first annual Christmas- part y December 6 at the Pine Grove Inn in East Patchogue. A roast beef dinner was served antl there was an exchange of g ifts . Mrs. Omer Audet was hostess at a demonstration party held last Monday ni ght at her home on Rugby Drive. Mrs. Eugene Collins cf West End Avenue was demon- strator. Those present were Mes- dsmes Thomas Papa , Louis Pres- sel , Richard Nagle , Frank Horn- ing, Frank Gaeta , Nicholas Anton- eie , Leo NapolUano and Misses P&uline and Maureen Audet , all of Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Towle , Sr., of Stackyard Drive visrteel their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Towle of Miller Place , last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Pandolp hi and children , Jerry and Janice , of the Bronx spent the weekend at their home on Spar Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weynand of Stackyard Drive entertained as. guests over the weekend their son and daug hter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weynand , and daughter , Kathleen , of Ozone Park. Shirley Girl Scout Troop 32 will hold their annual Christmas party 1 :30 p. m. at the Community Center on Essex Circle. There will be an exchange of gifts and refreshments will be served. Josep h Zeiser of Auborn Ave- nue and Babylon arrived home by plane after a business tri p to Og den , Utah. Mrs. Matthew Micale and daugh- ter , Joy, of Hoboken , N. J., were weekend guests of Mrs. Micale ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chick of Coventry Avenue . Birthdays celebrated this week were : December 8 — Susan Slo- vensky of Mill Drive ; December 11 — Mrs. P. Ancona , Rose Ancona both of Revilo Avenue; December 13 — Jack Pisciotta of Livingston Drive and December 14 — Angelo Tasso of Map le Avenue. A board of directors meeting of the Shirley Long Island Taxpay- er ' s Association will he held 2, p. m. followed by the monthly meeting - of the association at . '] p. m. Sunday at the clubhouse ou Grandview Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Contesso Dado of Sunnyside were at their home on Manor Drive over the weekend where they deorated their home with beautiful out- door lig hts and Christmas dec- orations. *e^«^^««^«^««^^ ««^«^«««e«^^«««^^^^^«^^^^^ t s t € £ € t € ? g^'€ | «'€?g« 9£ ^5 I Santa Will Be Here Weekends 1 i^ ti y ti I Make getting your XMAS TREE an event. Bring all your ^ § family and camera—enjoy the friendl y atmosphere. & * * _& ff4 JJ FREE KIDDIE RIDES IN SANTA'S SLEIGH g $ i ^ while you browse among fragrant , fresh double-needled ^5 a? Balsams. All trees cut , standing and pre-priced for vour ti fi? convenience^—from $1.00. § § ti _a JE g Wreaths , roping and other decorations also available . j $ I FREE MISTLETOE with Purchase « I HELMS' XMAS TREE FOREST | I North Side West Main Street (Montauk Hwy., Route 27) « W I Center Moriches £ I (Between Schools and Trestle) Phon e ATIantic 4-0606 % h.%Ok%KUb«l>«.«.<>.K.K.«.>.a.i ^T>.n.< ^a.k.a.«.«,«.%.«.a.«.«.«.«.«. <a.<bU.«.%.«.«.».n.«.K.>..> w ^ __ l|nilllUIIII!lll!ll>llllllll!lllllll!llnll>lllllllllllllllt!!l A ROADSIDE I GREENHOUSE f 5 I / £ _ ^m __&__ -\ Wontau k H wy-I 1 \-i t! __9^^ a m ____ \T _\ •»«••! _ . 1 U \ B^^^^*I|^H I Moriches ; World Wide Delivery 1 Through F.T.D. | ;>ini\|i:i!i|iitiHi>liii!'tniniiiaPl!il-i|iilii|iil!i|Hlti»nt- LEMMEN'S NURSERY EAST MORICHES AT - 4 - 0 9 9 0 SCHOOL NEWS NATHANIEL WOODHULL We welcomed a new boy to our morning - group and two high si hool students who belong to tne \Future Teachers of America \ club in M rs. S'dbert ' s k mlergar- ten class . The new boy is Louis Coppola and we hope he will be happy wi7 h his new classmates. The Willia m Floyd High School students were Wanda Bentley and Susan Hartigan who wore ' very interested in watching the kin- dergarteners working and play- ing during their creative activities period. We heard a Chantikah story from Mrs. Rohrborgh who li g ht- ed some candles on the menorah and played a happy Chanukah song. We also heard pretty music from records brought in by Suzanne Weynard , Nancy Geno- vese and Billy Hoase. Margie Fennelly and Cheryl Dnicker brought in several story books for us to share. We are very busy making sur- prises for Christmas which we hide away in our teacher ' s closet. Our helpers have been Judy Scalsky, Diane Luisi , Jean Glynn , Margie Fennell y Anthony Dum- ont , Herbert Preli , Marietta Lo Coco and Paul Preston. Miss Miller ' s grade two started \tens \ and \ ones \ this week. We used red strips of paper for \tens \ and blue strips for \ ones. \ We also learned the relationship be- tween \tens ' ' and climes and \ ones \ and pennies. Plans for the future include two-digit addition and subtraction as well as preparation for Christ- mas festivities. The class is learning to wo rk quietly- and progress is very good. Neatness , and essential of good work, is also being stressed. In Miss Brook' s grade two , Thanksg iving has come and gone , and we are preparing for Christ- mas . It is lound in our social studies , writing, Eng lish and spel- ling. Of course we are learning c arols , and a special song that Miss Brooks taught all the sec- ond grades . \Santa Claus Express. \ Today, we made our own pictures of the songs and poems we are learning. We learned two poems written by Miss Brooks , for a third grade class she taug ht in Center Moriches. For two weeks , the monitors have been: Noreen Carroll , Frank De Gennaro , Theresa McLean , Edwin Lichtcnberger , Kathleen Holdy, Lois Morelli , Charles Stark , Michele Mason , Susan Schwarz , Andrew Dunn , Edward Turbush and Amy Sposato. In \Special Events \ we had Lois Morelli' s Dutch figures , Pat Severance ' s tiny live turtle , Kath- leen Holdy ' s baby doll with clothes her mother made , Anna Markey, s and Gary Walker ' s special Christ- mas songs , for the class to learn , Charles Stark' s 10 animated T. V. characters , Indian moccasins from Roy Hults , Cristy Violand and Kenny Gregory, deer antlers by Edwin Lichtenberger , Josep h Patera and Kenny Gregory, Michele Mason ' s p laque of a Mexi- can caballero and a donkey tak- ing a siesta , Pamela Scrimas ani- mated monkeys that did things , after being wound , Joseph Patera ' s toy submarine and a picture of his sisters clas s , with Miss Brooks and several brothers and sisters of our classmates. Twice , Theresa McLean has shown us some of her steps from dancing school and she does well. In social studies , we are start- ing to learn how different coun- tries celebrate Christmas and the \ why \ of some of our customs . Our science has been made in- teresting, with Miss Brooks color- el slides of reptiles , pre-historic animals and Indians shown on our own projector and screen. We are studying pioneer life , and next week we will hear the true story of \Christmas on the Mayflower , \ the same Hop kins famil y we read about at Thanksgiving. This week , all the second grades had a get-together where we sang with Miss Brooks and enjoyed seeing slides with Mrs. Gross on the stage. The teachers said we behaved very well and we hope to do it again. Our Tuesday clubs are coming along well , and we are doing in- teresting things with instruments and songs when Miss Froscina comesj to teach us music. In arithmetic we are doing column addition , subtracting two anel three dig it numbers and prov- ing subtraction on paper. Soon we begin learning Roman num- bers . Most of us can do the work in tens and ones , and dimes and pennies. Also , a new group be-' gan the green , second grade reader. This week Miss Ellrich' s grade four welcomed a new student , Edward Smith. A spelling bee was part of our review work and Robert Wall won. Cathey Notaro earned the highest grade on the written test. In social studies , we are learn- ing about the Netherlands. Eileen Hynes wrote a special report on St. Nicholas ' Day in the Nether- lands. Our music teacher taug ht us a new song, \Red River Valley. \ The class helpers were Milagras Zayas , Marca Gambale , Frank Gaeta and Robert Wall. THE HANDY HAVENS LIBRARY CLUB Mrs. Havens , our librarian , or- ganized our library club for sixth grade girls of Nathaniel Wood- hull Elementary School. We have 14 members. The officers are : Sonia Wisniew- ski , president ; Jeanne Di Manno , vice president; Geraldine La Centra; secretary, and Kathleen La Monica , treasurer. The bulletin board for book week was made by Geraldine La Centra. All members of the club read stories to the primary classes during this week. They hope to be able to do this again. The Thanksgiving bulletin board committee consisted of Debbie Proctor , Sonia Wisniewski , Sharon Bateman and Kathleen La Monica Mastic Items of Interest Mrs. Trma Davin , ATIantic I-81. r ,0 SEVENTH BIRTHDAY Mary Andrejack , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andrejack , celebrated her seventh birthday Decem'ber 4 with a part y held at the home of her parents on Main Street. Refreshments were served and each place setting included a party hat , blowers , balloons and a favor. A birthda y cake decorat- ed with a Santa Claus face centered the table. Games were played and prizes were awarded I to the winners. Guests were Patricia , Joanne ' and Margaret Gillen , Thea Savi and Patricia Reichert of Mastic; Debra Towle , and Patricia Haw- kins of Center Moriches; Mary Hellmer , Kathleen and Alberta Clark of Shirley, and Mary ' s sis- te rs , Martha Ann and Theresa Ann , and brothers , Joseph and Thomas. STORK SHOWER A surprise stork shower in hon- or of Mrs. Walter Roth was held recently at the American Legion Hall in Center Moriches. Hostes- ses were Mrs. Elaine Vetter , Mrs. Robert Erst , Mrs. Jack Matlat and Mrs. Robert Wessel. A buf- fet supper was served. Guests were Mrs. Bertha Wes- sel of Medford ; Mrs. Benjamin Savage of Brookhaven ; Mrs. W. Rowe and Mrs. E. Fehner of East- port ; Mrs. Louis Weber of Ya- phank ; Mrs. John Libby of Pat- chogue ; Mrs. Louis Shiminski , Mrs Joseph Provost , Mrs. Josephine Zarowski , Mrs. Benjamin G. Her- rley and Mrs. ' Gerald Hall of Mas- tic ; Mrs. Amanda Link of Mastic Beach , Mesdames Donald Roth , John Meyer , Thomas Raynor , Ca- rol yn Roth , A. Murdock , Carl Kerns. Charles Carlson and Wal- ter Martins of Center Mpriches. Mrs. Roth is the former Miss Do- ris Provost , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Provost of Mastic. Denise Louise Miller , daughte r of Mrs. Helen Miller of the Poos- patuck Indian Reservation and Ginger Michele Robinson , daugh- ter of Mrs. Louise Robinson of Baltimore , Md., were christened at 3 p. m. Sunday at the Baptist Mission Church on the Reserva- tion. The Rev. C. Burton of the Cutchogue Baptist Church offi - ciated at the ceremony in place of the Rev. Richard Brackett who is recuperating at his home on the Reservation after being a patient in Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital where he underwent a major ope- ration. The godmother of both children was Mrs. Michelle Wil- liams of Baltimore , Md. In honor of the occasion a dinner party was held at the home of Mrs. Millie Miggins on the Reservation , following the ceremony. A daughter , Noreen Adelaide Jochen , was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jochen of Poospatuck Lane December 5 at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital , East Patch- ogue. The bab y weighed 7 pounds , 4 ] /2 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Jochen have a son , Glenn , who will be 2 years old March 24. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Elec< ricitv. —Adv. The Mastic Taxpayer ' s Associa- tion will meet 8 p. m. December 19 at the Mastic Fireball. A Christmas party will follow the business meeting. A musical program will be pre- sented in honor of the Rev. Rich- ard Brackett at 3 p. m. Sunday at the Baptist Mission Church on the Poospatuck Indian Reservation. Mrs. Anna Brad y and Mr. and Mrs. John Brady of Ozone Park were guests last week of Mrs. Anna Brady ' s son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andrejack of Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davin of Vernon Avenue entertained as guests last Thursday, Mrs. Kath- ryn Mai'oni and son , Stephen , of Woodside. The Mastic Fire Department will hold their annual children ' s Christmas party for the children of the district at 3 p. m. Sunday at the Mastic Fireball. A surprise stork shower in hon- or of Mrs. Ei*nest Jochen of Poos- patuck Lane was given recently by Mrs. Walter Taylor at her home on Baby lon Street. A buf- fet supper was served. Guests were Mesdames George Tay lor , Harold Wheeler , Mary Bombacie , Thomas Reilly, Herbert Ander- son and William Movlan of Mas- tic. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Musumeci of Mont- gomery Avenue were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hooker and son , Peter, of Patchogue and Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Musumeci and son , Joseph of Mastic. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Libertoff of New York City spent the week- end at their home on Midland Avenue. Birthdays celebrated this week were : December 10 - Stephanie Ortez of Fulton Avenue; Decem- ber 11 - John Brisbois , Jr., of Van Buren Street , Judith Citar- elli of Stuyvesant Avenue. Vicki Ragamata of Mastic Boulevard; December 13 - Patricia Roberts of Midland Avenue ; December 14 Fred Martin of Prospect Place and Kathleen Johnson of Fulton Avenue. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jochen of K*ospatuck Lane were Mrs. Harry Pedersen and Miss Theresa Pedersen of Linden- hurst. Mrs. James Chivelly and son , Michael , of Brooklyn are spending a week at the Jochen home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Duffy of Henry Street announce the birth of a son , Gerard , born December 11 at Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital in East Patchogue. The baby weighed 8 pounds , 6 ounces , at birth and this is the couple ' s first child. Mrs. Duffy is the former Miss Gladys Gerle , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerle of Midland Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jochen of Poospatuck Lane celebrated their third wedding anniversary, Decem- ber 6 , and Mrs. Jochen celebrated her birthday December 7. Miss Betsy Paar was honored guest at a birthday party given by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stiefe l , at their home on Montauk Hig hway, December 6. Miss Paar celebrated her twenty- second birthday. Buffet refresh- ments were served. Among those present were Mrs. Estelle Schulz and sons , Larry and Dennis of Mastic Beach ; Mrs. Mildred Birdsall , Miss Ilene Shal- low of Mastic; Edward Orzowski of Moriches , and John Price of East Moriches. Home Extension Unit Plans Party Tuesday MASTIC BEACH— Fifty four members attended last Tuesday ' s business meeting of the Mastic Beach Unit of th-* - Home Extension Service the firehouse on Neig h- borhood Road with Mrs. Frances Fawcett presiding. Preliminaries were given on the ABC' s of Sewing, by leaders Mrs. William Rinkin and Mrs. John Scott , Sewing Screens by Mrs. AI Rolon and on Trays by Mrs . Helen Lasko. Plans for the unit' s annual Christmas party were also com- pleted. The party to be heM Tues- day will feature a dinner served at noon sharp, and a variety of en- tertainment including carol sing- ing and skits. Each member who plans to attend and who has made hei dinner reservation is reminded to bring* a gift. The membership chairman also announced that the total members for the unit now number 80. Following a covered di* *h lunch- eon Mrs. A. Eleanor McNulty, local ' e-ader , spoke on the \How ' s and Why ' s of Credit. \ EASTPORT SCHOOL THURSDAY — Juice , hero sand- wich , cream puff , milk. FRIDAY — Tomato soup, tuna fish sandwich , ice cream , milk. MONDAY — Ravioli , French bi*ead , peas , cup cake , milk. TUESDAY — Hamburger and roll , potato chips , relishes , doughnut , milk. WEDNESDAY — Roast turkey, cranberry sauce , mashed pota- toes , gravy, string beans, roll , ic* - cream , milk. MENU _ *¦— — — — —————¦— ¦*. ¦—-- —m.--- - —. _.-.-.-_-._.-. _ . _% .A.A.A.A.—y m A. 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