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Speonk and Remsenburg Willis B. Tuthill CHURCH G ET-TOGETHER Tne Ladies ' Aid Society of the Pie-bytenan Church held a success- ful meeting and get-together last Tuesday afternoon with 13 mem- bers and guests present. \ lsitors welcomed were Mrs. Rob -it Clouuman and her mother- in-law , Mrs. Gracia Cloudman , who have lented Major Bootes ' hcu.s e on Halsey Lane , after com- ing from South Carolina. Following the devotional period , a business sessum wa- - conducted b . \ the president , Mrs. Sollace Good. After considerable discussion in legard to church decorations ior the Christmas services, a commit- tee, headed by Mrs. Willis B. Tut- b li. was appointed to arrange to. poinsettias and other such de- viations, including* the traditional cedar and pine. Donations of money toward this project were made by the members present. In order that the chapel kitchen may be more adequately equipped it was voted to purchase a 50-cup cofiee perecolator , for which money wa- > donated at the meet- ing by one of the members. Attention was called to a report which the societ y is asked to pro- w-it at the annual church meeting to be held in the near future. A financial statement made at the yeai ' s ending, presented to the gathering, was very encourag ing. Also . Mr s . AiiT-lie S. Baird was thank ed foi sub stituting for Mrs. Goidon Dickson , chaplain , who was not present. GARDEN CLUB WORKSHOP Todav and tomoriow the Rem- senlun g Garden Club will conduct a workshop to make articles to sell. P.uticipants aie asked to bring their own mechanics. Decorations will be on sale at slightly above w holesale cost. Old ornaments and whiU- elep hant gifts will be weD Lonu donations to the cause. In addition to articles for the \Boutique ' , wreaths , swags and contcypiec-s will be made and pioceeds from the sale will go to the Village Improvement Mainten- ance Fund. To those who wish to bung lunch the hostesses will pro- M.le desso*t and coffee. The ( hiistma s 1 azaar will be held or Satud i> with two shifts from 10 a. m. to 12 noon , and from 12 to 2 p. m. O poiation Pin'*cone in set from H) a m. to 2 p. m. Monday. This l- the time set a- *ide to make wieath s foi- Veterans Hospital at Noith port. Last year 88 were sent and this yeai the goal is 100. XM VS CONTEST Remsenburg will hold its second Annual Outdoor Christmas De- corating Contes t with this year ' s theme featunng dooiways. Fiist , second and third prizes will be do.iated by Ramp ' s Nursery and Sales , Lemmen ' s Nursery, and Moniebogue Greenhouse , with the cooperation of the Remsenburg Garden Club. The contest , sponsored by the Remsenburg Association , will be judged Satuday night by three judges , Mis. John Cooker Graham of the Federated Garden Clubs of New State. Inc.; William Robinson , publi sher of the Hampton Chronicle , and Frederick R. Jag- gei ol Westhampton. Miss Elizabeth Hoffman , who has been at a nursing home in Center Moriches for seyeral weeks , has returned to the home of her sister , Mrs. Dayton. Miss Hof- fman , who has been confined to a wheelchair, is now able to walk again. After an extended visit with her son . Carlos Wilcox, and fam- ily of Holhwood , Fla.. Mrs. Edith Cook returned to her home here last week. Mr. and Mrs . Wayne Thursby, \\ ho have been occupying their home on Club Lane for a week , have ietui ned to the Brockett home at Needham , Mass., for the Wmtei . Maxwell L. Scott has boug ht additional propeit y from the heirs of Benjamin Halsey to leng then his Main Street frontage. At one ¦Jme many years ago this was the site of the Rosmore House which in later years was destroyed by fire and never rebuilt. Mis. Rensselaer 3. Day ton has leturned from a week' s visit with her brother and family as well as with other relatives in Phila- delp hia. The local community chairman for the March of Dimes canvass is Mrs. Edward McHugh of Speonk Shore Road. Mr. and Mrs. H. Beecher Hal- sey have taken their letter from tiie Remsenburg Community Church and become members of the West- hampion Presbyterian Church at Quiogne. Former residents of Remsenburg, they now live in their new home in Westhampton Beach. Percy N. Edwards of Remsen- burg. a letired official of the New York Telep hone Company, is the new treasurer of Central Suffolk Hospital Association to which he was recently elected. Moriches Mrs. Ann Burge , Tel. ATIantic 4-0691 Mrs. Thomas Benino of Mon- tauk Hi g hway attended a family dinner part y Sunday at the home of her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney of Mastic , formerly of Moriches. The dinner party was in honor of the christening of Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney ' s son , John Sweeney, III , at St. John ' s Episcopal Church in Cetner Moriches with the Rev. Willard Kile officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rooney of Brooklyn and Mastic are the godparents. The Sweeneys have one other child , a daugnter , Rori Ann. Maureen Ommundsen , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Ommund- sen of Baines Road , celebrated her fourth birthday November 30. A dinner party in Maureen ' s honor was held December 3. Hig hlight- ing the occasion was a decorated birthday cake inscribed \Happy Birthday Maureen , \ and party favors were given to each child. Joining in the celebration were Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Cress and children , Mary Ann , Timmy, Doro- th y, Linda and Joanne , of Linden- hurst; Mrs. James Cronin and daughters , Sandy and Pammie , and Mrs. Herta Stallbom of Beth- page; Mrs. Charles Mouton and children , Lauri and Tommy, of Levittown; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jacobsen and children , Lynn , Karen and Martin , of Uniondale; and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Larsen and Miss Evel yn Larsen of Flora l Park. Maureen , who received many g ifts , also received birthday greet- ings from her grandfather , Thomas Burns of Indian River City, Fla., formerly of Centei Moriches. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood R. Baker celebrate d their anniversary December 7 at their home on Montauk Hig hway. Sunday evening visitors to the heme of Mr. and Mrs. George Burge of Barnes Road were Mr. Burge ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burge , S r., of Mastic Beach ; Mrs. Burge ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Page , and grand- son William , and Armando Monte- zuma of Mastic. Mrs. Ruth Bullock celebrated her birthday December 5 at her home on Cedar Avenue. The Youth Fellowship will meet at 6:30 p. m. today at the Bible Protestant Church on Mon- tauk Highway. The Sunday School of the Mor- iches Bible Protestant Church will present its annual Christmas pro- gram with all members of the Sunday school partici pating, at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. The program will consist of the traditional sing ing of Christmas carols and scriptural reading, followed by colored slides of the Christmas story. Susan Vignali , daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. John Vignali of Montauk Hig hway is a patient in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital in East Patchogue following an emergency appendectomy. Manorville Mrs. C Somma. PA 7-5099 - AT 4-0270 AUX. CHRISTMAS PARTY The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Manorville Fire Department held their Christmas party Wednesday at the firehouse. Husbands were invited and received gifts , along with Secret Pals. The ladies brought covered dishes and re- freshments were served. , • i Heather Jo Gandolph , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gandolph of North Street , was baptized De- cember 3 at the Center Moriches Methodist church. The Rev. Wil- liam Walter officiated. Heather Jo ' s godparents are Mrs. Kathleen Healy of Sag Harbor and Thomas Shailor of Massapequa Park. Following the baptism a buffet, luncheon was served. Those at- tending were Heather Jo ' s family and also Mrs. Salome Shailor , Miss Modeline Luchesi , Mr. and Mrs. William Shailor , Jr., and family, Mr. and Mrs . Howard Bax- ter and children , Mr. and Mrs. Gaulnei Healy and children , Mr. and Mrs. Erling Holm , Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gerard. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Watson and children , Mr . and Mrs. Josep h Murp hy and childre n , Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Waski and children. Mr. and Mrs. David He* ' ,rick and childre n , Davie , Lyrine and Allan , of Yaphank , Mrs. Ethel Hettrick of Dayton Avenu. * and Mrs. Mary Remsen of Ryeison Avenue were dinner guests Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brown and son Larry, Jr., of Dayton Avenue. On Tuesday Mrs. Brown visited Mrs. Kay Espensen and son , Paul , of Rocky Point. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hazleton pnd daughter , Darlene , cf Bay Shore were dinner guests Sunday at the home of their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hezleton , and son , Kevin , of Wading River Road. Sharon Lynn Randolph , daug h- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gan- dolph of North Street , celebrated her sixth birthday December 4. A party was given for her Decemb- er 2 at her home by her parents. The following children were pre- sent: Tommp, Lauren , Sheryl Beth and Janis Gandol p h , Maril yn Mi- chael and Sheila Murp hy, Robert Dismore , Georgianna Vicik Hea- ther Glubiak , George Snyder , Ja- net, Kolm , Susan Watson. A fam- il y party was given for Sharon on December 4. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kohn of Flushing returned to their home lasc week after a week' s visit at the home of their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. RusseT Nochne of Schultz Road. While here the family celebrated the twelfth birthday of the Nodine ' s oldest daughter , Janice , and the fifth birthday of their daughter. Laurel. Sunday. Laurel' s guests in celebration of her birthday were Karen King, Sharon Raynor , Me- lodic and Norman Freese , all cf Scnultz Road. B ROO KFIELD C HURCH The Brookfield Sunday school has set the date for its annua l Christmas program for December 21 at 7 p. m. at the church. They will present \A Montage of Christ\ in which the entire Sun- day school will have a part. All are welcome. Special church music is being planned for the worship service at 9 a. m. December 24 at Brook- field Church. Mrs. Jean Freese will sing \Oh Holy Night\ and the choir will sing \The Girtn of a King \ by Neidlinger. The mes- sage of the morning will he on the scripture , \And They Under- stood Not. \ Saturday guests at the Nodine home were Mr. and Mrs. William Side of Syosset and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kohn and son , Ricky, of East Islip. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Somma and daughter , Mary Jo , of Wad- ing River Road visited Mi* t. Som- ma ' s cousins , Mr. and Mrs. Vin- cent Verdeschi , and children , Er- nest , Anthony and Lucy, of the Bronx. DEAR SANTA , begins just one of many letters to the grand old man of Christmas p laced in special box at Manorville Post Office by six-year-old Vincent Robinette of Ryerson Avenue. Postmaster Thomas J. Jamer is on hand to make sure that all letters reach their North Pole destination. Decorations at post office are work of many Manorville residents. —Advance Photo BOY SCOUT JOTTINGS MASTIC — A special meeting of the Mastic Boy Scout Troop 262 was held last Thuisday eve- ning at the American Legion Hall on Senix Avenue in Center Mor- iches with a large turnout of boys and parents attending. Scoutmaster Harold Ilulse acted as mastei-of-cerniomes and intro- duced Michael Mc Garxes , com- missioner of the Peconic Bay Dis- trict, who piesented the troop charter to Josep h Pi ovost , com- mander of the post and sponsor of the troop. Mr. Mc Garvey, in turn , presented Mr. Ilulse on be- half of the troop, with the Nat- ional Camping and Standard- Award. He spoke on the excep- tional progress and growth of the troop since it was organized a year ago , and mentioned he had 08 units in the council and this was the first troop to receive an award for having 10 new scouts join the troop from Sep tember 1 of this year. Those receiving awards from Mr. Hulse were Michael Juliano , Assistant Patrol Leader ' s Patch; James Krumm , Jan Rogoyski , Warren Hendrickson , Second Class Pins; Gerald Hall , Camp ing and Cooking Badge ; Donald Hulse , Four Year Pin; John Opal , Three Year Pin; Gerald Hall , Dennis Hulse , Two Year Pins; William Opal , Michael Hawkins , Robert Hawkins and Woodrow Hawkins , assistant scout master , One Year Pins. Membership cards for the year were given to James Mc lief fey, Eugene Ortez , James Krumm , Robert Brown , Ruban and Louis Fernandez , Louis Ilulse , Michael and Robert Hawkins , Josep h Gregory, Dennis Hulse , Stanley and Walter Kiewra, William Heins- man , Michael Juliano , Russell Feeney, Warren Hendrickson , Donald Ilulse , Walter Adams, John Williams , Robert Provost. James Nappi , Eric Mc Gersh , Robert Richards , Michael Blute , Robert Fink , James Costaglione , William Opal , Gerald Hall anel John Opal. Mr. Hulse introduced George Villafanez , chairman of Mastic Cub Pack 2G2 , Pack Cub Master , Patrick Ghnn and Alfred Fahie , Pack Committeeman. Following the meeting coffee and cake were served. CUB PACK 262 Thiity parents and 48 children attended a meeting of Mastic Cub Pack 262 at the Brookhaven Town Recreation Center on Classon Avenue, December 6. A magical skit was presented by the boys in Mrs . Laura Zaloga ' s rkn and those taking part were Michael Gross, Lee , James and Gary Zaloga , Josep h Musico , Kevin Glynn and Kenneth Sator- nino. Chairman George Villafanez in- troduced two new den mothers , Mrs . Dorothy Hegeman and Mrs. Estelle Schultz. Patrick Glynn , cubmaster , was also piesent. Refreshments were served following the meeting. Dull moments end when you get your hands on The Patchogue Ad- vance news and advertisements , fresh from the printing press. —Adv. V j W V-1 ^ _ , |>\ J ^ Iv Mii where your dollar buys MILES more H ill l lft '-M \ |\ SPEEDWAY hyf^-wm lBP imflPTZiH il*1 1 rl Sia&Yi ^ftra \V r V- ^ aW-a Il ' . 'gi I \ PROVED Hjff . wM B n ff o n m. mm m m * B * o _ — uik n &*? WBmmlSWSmmSBBMSBSmlmSB ^S^L FOR mdwiw m M iBbL mm mm H i \_9 ___ _ w I - *** STLL RIHHHUHHHBBBBaaB flBnv^ \ TURNP .KE j^wif yjcu I IKE B \J IM % J IT 1 \ SAFE I1 W ¦ ¦¦ *¦¦ ¦^ BB ^^ S I FREE WHEEL BALANCING I ^^Hr MONTAUK HIGHWAY , SHIRLEY , L. I. 1 mmaawA ^^^ ATIantic 4-6666 *¦ : — ' jnmMBBaaaHBHHMi East Moriches Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Lowell. AT 4-0211 HOME BUREAU A monthly business meeting of the East Moriches Extension Ser- j Vice was held December 5 at which ! 39 attended. A preliminary demon- stration exhibit was made of two new projects , cotton ch esses and braided rugs. Further p lans were discussed of the Christmas party to be held Tuesday. Mr. A. Me inel is chair- man of the refreshment committee. Also on this committee are Mes- dames E. Russell Henderson , Louis Langhaufer . Barth Natoli . Frank Ellson , Cavagnaio , George Delga- do , I. Davis, and Miss Lillian Smith. Mrs. Rose Kijowski is pur- chasing agent. Mrs. Wallace Mende is chairman of the decoration committee , on w h I c h are -ei'vinn Mesdames Basil Jeno , Hiram Reeve , Rosswell Hallock , George Stone , Maiy Smith and Miss Julia Ravnor. Edward Hanson w ill assist with the decora- tions. Gifts will be exchanged with the assistance of Santa Clans . Theie will also be a special award . GIRL SCOUTS East Moriches Girl Scout Troop 65 met with their leader , Mrs. Vernon Havens , on December 5. They have been making Christmas wreaths and sprays to sell , the proceeds of which will be used for Christmas shopp ing for an adopted famil y. Scouts at the meeting were : Kathy Reeve . Karen Kanas , Ellen Warner , JoAnn Chornoma , JoAnn Jaisombek . Vera Ferrer , Nevada Schwarting, Adn-nne Ritz and Elaine MacCorkingdale. Re- fr eshments wei e solved by Penny Tuttle and Elaine Warner/ PTA REVIVAL About 50 parents and teachers attended a meeting at the East Moriches School last Friday night for the purpose of discussing the revival of the PTA in East Mor- iches. Mrs. Paul Vosganian pie- sided and Mrs . E. Meiedith Spnng- er , an executive of the National Association of the PTA organiza- tion , spoke regarding the matter. Mr. Huson was also asked to speak and he stated he would gladl y wel- come such an organization provided it was able to handle problems which heretofoie had been taken care of in a Paients Night meeting held in the school four or five times during the school >ear. After discussion a vote was takin resulting in iavoi of the PT A. A nominating committee had been formed to offer candidates for office and anothe committee , to construct a set of by-laws. CUB SCOUT PACK 29 The monthl y pack meeting of Pack 29 was held 7 p. m. Dece tnbei 6 in the East Moriches Fuehall with . 'JO Cub Scouts and their par- ents present. Awards were presented and each den performed magic tricks in keeping with the theme \Cub scout Magic. \ Next month the pack nieeting will be held at 7 p. m January 3 in the fireball. All boys between the ages of S and 10 and their parents are invited. Mrs. A. J. Stamp hI of East Mor- iches has been elected as membei of the board of dnectois of th' 1 South Brookhaven Unit of the American Cancer Societv. The election took p lace last week at a meeting of the unit in Brookhaven Memoiial Hohpital. Private Kennth Skarka who has had ten days furlough from the Aimy, will be transferred from Fort Dix to Fort Sill , Okla. PENNY PL LCO SAYS: For jour protection leave a light when you ' re away from home!—Adv. The East Moriches School Christ- mas entertainment will be held 7:- 30 p. m. December 19 in the school auditorium. Christinas Vacation will begin at noon December 21. William Hrymak of Prince Rup- pert , British Columbia , is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foskey of Paquatuck Avenue. W. Earl Woodzell , son of Mr . and Mis. Marvin Woodzell of Pine Sti eet. who is majoring in elec- trical Engineering at the R. C. A. Institute , in on this Dean ' s list. Vernon Benjamin of Arlington , Ya., is spending a few days with hi- mothei . Mrs . Edgar Benjamin. MKs I'll * , His Nathan , daugh tei of Mis. Ramora Nathan , is a pat- ie nt in Bayview Hospital in Mastic Leaci. Mi . and Mis. \V« *\ ne TuHnIl of Seafoid wen- dinner gue ts on December U of Mr. and Mrs. Elbei t Hammond of Mam Street. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs . Richard j Hawkins and daughter of Linden- 1 huist weie guests of the Ham- mond. When you want good printing in correct st yle and pleasing ap- pearance , call the Advance , GR 5- 1000. —Adv. Holiday Musicale Given Recentl y At Mastic Studio MASTIC — Sixty people were gt.ests at Tiie * * >cuuioa ox Lillian u-unett , ai boutnaven Avenue in iviasue at a Christmas Musicale j L 'ecembei , ']. Hie lollowing numbers were piajed by memoers o± the Pri- mal y Depaitinent: \Ine Donkey \ and \Reci , (rold , Brown ' by Llien ij iynei ; \ ej iasiim L>uttertlies ' and \Memly \ by Amy Sposato ; \In l iie Oicharti ' and \bleep Baby, bleep \ b y Vnginia usborne ; \biic-nt night\ anu \Rain , Go lo Spain h y David Knight and \The Nig htingale ' and \lne Bells \ by \ mccnta Orlando. The following numbers were played bv the intermediate and senior depaitments \Blue Bell Waltz by Cuicio , and \Ninth Symphony Theme ' by Beethoven , \ Aiinuet by J. S. Bach and \Kerry Dance \ by Dons Riha , \Patter of tne Ram \ b y Kasschau \The Fairies ' b y Lois Lake , \Singing Bells \ by Souel-Holst; \Welcome Sweet Spnngtime \ by Rubinstein; \In a Boat\ by Kasschau and \The Fairies \ b y Pamela Kress; \Fifth Symphony Theme \ by Beethoven-Small; \I Wonder As I Wander \ and \Avalanche \ by Heller-Carter , \Prelude Op. 119 , No. 6\ by Heller , \Etude \ b y Gretchaninoff; \Fairies March\ by Mendelsohn; \Dream Boat\ b y Buigimiller , \Lament'' by Nollet , \Slavic Dance \ by Dvoiak-Small and \Sonata No. . \ in C Major \ by Mozart-Grieg. After the performance , refresh- ments of cookies and hot chocolate were served to the guests. Serving were Mrs. Andiew Rech and Mrs. Sal Adipietro. Th^ cookies were placed on a dish piled high in Christmas tree foim. -^WHWHHWWWHWWWW WWHVVWWWHV I i|8^ Looking f or I ^x ^^ Q^1^0^1, App eal! ] I /^C *M» SO MANY STYLES AND i ^ W^^^ COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM i f : /P^ K 3S T * Enchanting ni ghtie— « * / ff >f fW wrapped in a billowy \ / /yf ' * II. overlay of illusion ny- \ * / mW il$X_ ^ on ' °P ac J ue n y l° n un \ < I' /m* > ' ^ ' 1 ** * V. ^ ay «£ €**»! * u vS& f #4n ^• f, ' a j ^ % Z*\ ^mil^ ^ AT i %^ > MtLgZ ' The Little Shoppe \ ' H - ~>C '' -^^^ '/ 1 i _^_ *L_ .~ <r * *- . — ^-m~ — *&** 0F CENTER MORICHES { |TO|||j l^^ ^^^^H ^^M COMMUNITY'S NEEDS jj I^lC S r • PRES CRIPTIONS ;jj ^^^m • BABY NEEDS | ^W 9 NORCROSS GREETING CARDS I * LOUIS SHERRY ICE CREAM i 9 FANNY FARMER C ANDIES Ij MORICHES PHARMACY ! g C HARLES and DOROTHY SULLIVAN , Pharm. i- I ATIantic 4-0001 Center Moriches ljj 5 ENTRANCE AND PARKING IN REAR ; j lvi - vairrnmmnimmnnn ^^ Mastic Beach News Items Mrs. Kenneth Andersen , ATIantic 1-8438 RE T IREME N T PARTY Mrs. Mary D. Collins of Com- mack Road , who retires this month after being employed foi the past 13 years by the Brook- haven National Laboratory in the Administration and Fiscal Division , was tendered a true demonstration of the esteem in which she is held by fellow em- ployes last Thursday evening when she was the guest of honor at a retirement part y at the Pine Grove Inn , East Patchogue. Seventy fellow workers of hei own division and representatives of many other divisions of the laboratory attended the dinner as well as her daug hter , Mrs. Daniel j M. Cooney of Westbury, and her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Collins of Mastic Beach. Mrs. Joseph DiPerri of West- bury and former employes of the laboratory were present , as well as special guests , Mrs. Michael Graniello and Mrs. Bart Giuliano of East Patchogue , accompanied by their husbands. Mrs. Collins was presented with a beautiful corsage of small vari- colored mums and two matching pieces of Samsonite luggage and a leather book of accounts of travel. MASTIC BEACH—The annual Christmas Sunday School program of the Grace Luthera n Church will be held Sunday at 6 p. m. in the church on Mastic Road with all classes participating. A cordial invitation to all parents < and guests is extended. J SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM < M / 4J5^^\K^T= — ^___ ________ aB_B^___[a_\\\_________\_\ m * _ zz ________ ) STEINER' S LUMBER YARD , INC. < CLLNTON STREET ATIantic 4-0131 CENTER MORICHES [ ] COAL :: CUSTOM HOMES BUILT [ SHIRLEY — The North Shirley Civic Association will hold its Annual children ' s Christmas party from 2 to 5 p. m. Saturday at the com- munity house on We^t End Avenue. All children residing in the area up to 12 years of age are invited to attend. Decorations will include a large tree glittering with lig hts , Christmas candles and a fireplace decorated with Christmas stockings. Music- will be furnished by the hi-fi play ing Christmas carols. A joll y Santa Clati s vvill arrive and distribute a gift , fruit and candy to all the >oangsteis. Coffee and cake will be served to parents . John Gallagher is chairman of the affair. ! In the evening, the organi- zation will hold a brief busi- ness meeting followed by their Christmas party. Refresh- ments will be served and music will be provided for dancing. Mrs. Rose Murphy will entertain w ith several vocal selections. Members are asked to bring a $1 gift. North Shirley Civics Plan Christmas Fun SHIRLEY — A meeting of the Shii ley-Mastic Home Extension Sei vice was held December 6 , at the Grace Lutheran Church on Mastic Road. Some of the members started making hooked mg samples under the dnection of Mis . Rudolf Schulz. ()th \i - s made p lastic doily dolls and plastic doil y baskets. Membeis comp leted m a k i n g* Chustnias decoiation- > consisting of snowmen , Santa Clau -es , poin- settis ' s , candles and nj lon Christ- mas ti ees. It was p lanned to have the units Christmas party at 7 p. m. De- cember 20 at the Acres Restaurant cm Mastic Road. Members will bring a gift. TO BE SUCCESSFUL — ADVERTISE Home Extension Service Doing Holiday Project nmii»nnniiiiiumiuumi»iii\imiium»immmuim ivmu»HmmHiuHiui n »» mimnmn»nmmnmimimi»i\mni..<\nin »ii»i»iiiiiu»Hmi igHmmi t FO R THE BEST SERVICE IN TOWN err i iir w otL LUL A . i %^ MORICHES J ^_ ~ f Gulf Service Station ' , t ^0i Agency for | U-HAUL TRAILERS | Main St. aiid Hallock Lane Center Moriches | Phone ATIantic 4-0466 j > ______ ______ mnm..,- -—..¦—„„„„ ~~—*- -™- ^~...-.™-.™nm.rn_ ~-n™,,.,w.m...mmwm. » mJ
