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HALLOWEEN PARTY

A Halloween costume party washi Id at the Ma stu lieach YachtChit ) on the Ri v ie i a Saturdayn i gh t . Dancin g to reco ided musicwas enjoyed h\ the guests and al u f t 'et supj ie i w a s seived. Th >loom wa - g a i ly dei oiated withst i e u u e i s of blac k and orange, andsma 'l p u m p kins and black catsadorned (he wall s .

Tho-e pie-ent im luded Mr. andMrs . V \ i ] l i a m Bae s-lei , Jr .. Mr. andM i - Al Rohm. Mr . and Mrs .\\ i l l i a m Vilniu s , Mr. and Mrs .Com l i s (,' i i l en . M i . and M i s . Ja-nies O 'Re i l lv . M i . and Mrs . GusP d ,¦< > < „. . M i . ani l M i - . Wil l iamR u - s l u , Sr.. M i s . Ronn ie Chester.M i . .mil M i - . Wi l l i am Sharkey.Frank K-nk . Air . and .Airs . Clar-t in e l l ,u t in urn , of Mas t ic Beaih ;Mi . a i d Mr s . Thomas Sinnick sonni " Cen ' ei "Woi i ihos ; Air . and M i s .A i l n . g - on Smith ol East port; Mr.and A l l s . Geo i g e R i n k of Mer-11* k ; A I i . and M i s . Wai ren Inte-rnal ,n . Si., of Patchogue , and Mr.and M i , . Wan en ln t e inu i in . Jr..ot Ton -t Hi l l s .

F \REA\ ELL PARTY

A sui | ir i se fa iewel l p a i t y inhonor of A l f i ed Picmelh of Cy-piess Piw e w a - heal Sat inlayn i g h t '" the Red Barn Rest uiranton Nei ghboihooi l Road. Alfred ,who lei e i i t lv en l i s t e d lor seivicein the \ a \ y . li ft Tuesday for ac-11\ c u'u t \ .

Gues - at the par ty included hi smother . Mi s , Viola P icuel l i of.Alas ' H B e a i h ; h is b io t l i e r - in - la wand -'- ' i ' . Mi . and A l l s . JohnMu! i .olh>od ot Mas tu- , as wel l asM i - . A i d i t w Mi Corni.u k and sonsS t i \ e n ard Paul . Mr. and Airs.Mu 'viel R i i t i g b a n o -md son. Jaik.S» i i k \ Ji ku s . H a i i v Planz. Mr.mid Al - . G oi ge S i h w e e i s and( i i u g h t e i s , I. iu 'a and (Jai l , whowei ' i -ho st - o ' tiie par ty . Mis--e- Pau . ine M i N u l t y . Nancy Seho-i> P H I , Job m11 a Mii 'hore . JoanneDeNobiie and Ral]ih Rueda ofMa st i c Reach : M i . and Mrs. GabeP i i a i e i n and i h i l c i i e n , Kath y andRalph , A h s . Jeanet te Buercke ,Ralph P u a i e l l i . Chailes McTern-an and Bobby Mi-Gary of Brook-lyn: .A h . and A l l s . James Hughes: nd -en. Kenneth , of Bellport ;Mrs . ( a t h e n n e Hme\ of the BronxMr. ami A h s . Robert Miller anddaughter . Al ary Ellen , of Mastic.mid Tonv Piudent i aho of Mastic.

Gangemella. Walter Planz , Mr. andM r.s. Charles Collins , Mr. and Mrs.Larry Collins , Charles Symonds ,John Harrison and Miss Marie De-Carlo , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Codyof Mastic Beach , and Mr. and Mrs.Charles Quaglino and Mr. andMrs. Don Miller of Shirley.

Harold Ashworth , son of Mr.and Mrs. Harold Ashworth ofShirley and brother of Mrs.Charles VanTassel of LongfelloxvDrh e is now serving in Peruviawaters abroad the USS KittyHawk , a member of 115 AttachSquadron .and is expected to ar-I ive at the San Francisco NavalShipyard within the next week.

On Wednesday at 8 p. m. therewill be a card and game partyat the Mastic Beach Hebrew Cen-ter on Neighborhood Road. Awardsw i l l be given and refreshmentsserved. All are welcome.

Mr. and Mr.s. George Barden ofGreenfield Park , Quebec , Canada ,w ho have been spending a three-week vacation visiting the Flori-dian cities of St. Augustine , Day-tona Beach , Miami and MiamiBeach stopped in Mastic Beach en-route back to their Canadian homefor a visit with Mrs. Barden 'sbrother-in-law and sister, Mr. andMrs. Kenneth Andersen , and chil-dren . Karen and David , of OrchidDrive.

The third birthday of CharlesVan Tassel was celebrated Wed-nesday at a party held at thehome of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Charles VanTassel of LongfellowDi ive. Refreshments served includ-id a decorated birthdav cake in-scribed "Happy Birthday Charles.Among the guests were his broth-er, David , his maternal grand-mother , Mrs. Anna Ashworth, andhis paternal grandmother, Mrs.Ruth VanTassel , both of Shirley;and Mrs. Joseph Stozzetto, Jr., andchildren J e n n if e r , Joseph andChristopher , Mrs. Larry Collinsmid children , Steven and Donna ,M'rs. Clement Martins and chil-dren , Marty and Mary, of MasticBeach ; Mrs. Louis Wisniewski anddaughter , Lore, of Manorville ; Mrs.Katherine Vilar and children , Ka-therine , Dorothy and Bobby, Mrs.Sandra Pisciotta and daughters,Kim and Tina , Mrs. Mary Rand-azzo and son , David , and MissesFrances and Sara Hellman ofShirley.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burge, Sr.,of Beaver Drive entertained astheir guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.David Stone of Ozone Park. OnMonday Mr. and Mrs. Burge werethe guests of their son-in-law anddaughter , Mr. and Mrs. RichardHealv , and son , Robert , of Amity-ville.

Mrs. Joan McVay of LongBeach spent Saturday as the guestof Mr. and Mrs. William Acker-man and family of CranberryDrive.

M'rs. Wally Larson and children ,Bobby. Jud y and Jeffrey, of Coun-try Village were Friday guests ofMrs. Lawson 's parents , Mr. andMrs. Joseph Stozzetto , Sr., ofWhittier Drive.

Sunday guests at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Leon Bourgal , Sr.,of Commack Road were their sonand daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.Leon Bourgal , Jr ., and children ,Karen . Joseph and Denise, of Flat-bush.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reilly andsons , Edward and John , of Brook-lyn have returned to their homeafter vacationing for a week attheir Summer home on LynbrookDrive.

Mr. and Mrs. William Horvathand daughters, Addy and Vicky,of Springfield Gardens were theweekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.Louis Loben and son , Lewis, ofParkview Drive.

On Sunday Mrs. Mary Bryantof Parkview Drive journeyed toFort Dix , N.J., where she bid fare-well to her son Private Robert J.Bryant , wrho has been assignedtc overseas duty .

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Callister ofIvy Place entertained as theirguests over the weekend Mr. andMrs. Joe Slingo and sons, Keithand John of North Merrick.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brennan ,Jr., of Mastic Beach Road cele-brated their second wedding anni-versary Friday at their home withtheir family. On Saturday Mr. andMrs. Brennan entertained as theirguests, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mi-chaels and sons, David, Christo-pher and Norman, Jr., of NorthBabylon and Mr. and Mrs. AlexElia and son, Alex , Jr., of MasticBeach.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cardamoneand daughters, Patricia and Mary-ann , and Mrs. Fannie Cardamoneof Lincoln Avenue were Sundayguests of Mr. and Mrs. CarmineCardamone and daughters, DebraDiane and Doreen , of FranklinSquare.

On Saturday Patrolman and

Mrs. Thomias A. Gross, Jr., andMrs. Gross' parents, Mr. and Mrs.Ronzo Cavallo of Whittier Drive ,attended the wedding of MissGloria Pe rez of Corona to RalphPeduto of Woodside at Our Ladyof Sorrows Church , Corona , andthe reception that followed laterat the Victoria House in Glendale.

Mrs. Charles Cruickshak of Cy-press Drive attended the weddingSundav of her niece , Miss EllenShelby, of Brooklyn , to Neil Nel-son of Brooklvn which took placeat the Sacred Heart R. C. Church.n Claremont Avenue , Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mlrs. George Doughtyhave returned to their home onHuguenot Drive after being theguests for two weeks of their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs.Osmond Newsam of Jensen Beach ,Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eskesen andson, Roy Daniel , of Laurelton Dri-ve were guests over the weekendof Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Valvoand children , Vincent , Gregory andJackie , of Flatbush.

Mtr . and Mrs. William Gross ob-served their eleventh wedding an-niversary at their home on May-field Drive Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacksonand daughter, Tami Lynn , of Whit-tier Drive were hosts Saturday toMiss Margaret Stefano of Patch-ogue and her fiance , Robert Ha-gelberg of Yaphank.

Mrs. Edith Bergren and daugh-ter , Patricia , of Brooklyn and Mr.and Mrs. Daniel Schmidt of Belle-rose spent the weekend as guestsof M!r. and Mrs. George Johnsonand sons, George and Donald ofPresident Road. On Monday Mr.and Mrs. Johnson entertained astheir guests their son-in-law anddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. FrankThornhill , and children , Judith ,Gary and David of Port Jefferson.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kruk , Sr.,and children , Debra and Chester,Jr., of Parkwood Drive were hostsSunday to Mr. and Mrs. AntoineKruk and daughter, Donna ofGreenport.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Amanzio ofKing Road celebrated their fifty-second wedding anniversary onWednesday when their son-in-lawand daughter , Mr. and Mrs. RoccoLamia, of W£st King Road en-tertained them at a small familyparty. Also present were Judy,James and Donna Rose Lauria.

On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. DonaldCollins and daughter, Diane, ofLincoln Avenue and Mrs. Mary D.Collins of Commack Road wereguests of Mr. and Mrs. DanielCooney and children , Danny, Pat-rick , John and Mary Ellen , whenMr. and Mrs. Cooney entertainedat a family dinner party to cele-brate the first birthday of MaryEllen.

Over the weekend Mr. and Mrs.Frank Olson of North Babylon ac-companied by Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Dowrd of Orchid Drive motor-ed to North Plainview where theywere the houseguests of Mr. andMrs. Charles Cunning-ham.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shcehan anddaughter , Carol of Brooklyn spentthe weekend at their Summer homeon Whittier Drive. Saturday nightthey were the guests of Mr. andMis. Anthony Gambale of Whit-tier Drive.

Private 1/c Paul Leonardi , Sr., ofCranberry Drive last week was re-called to Fort Bragg, N.C., for ac-tive duty with the Army. He isthe son of Mr. and Mrs. JosephLeonardi of Laurelton Drive andCorona. His wife is the formerMiss Maryann Dondiego , daughterof Mr. and Mrs. William Dondiegoof Cranberry Drive , and they haveone child , a son Paul , Jr.

T-Sgt Larry Tatten who hasbeen spending a three-week leavevisiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Wj illiam Linden of Monroe Driveleft for Travis Air Force Base inCalifornia last week and is pre-sently serving a tour of duty inJapan. On the weekend Mr. andMi's. Linden were the guests ofMr. and Mrs. Louis Kapcinski ofWest Heampstead.

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Ander-sen and daughters , Donna and Di-na , of Levittown and Mr. and Mrs.Louis Wisniewski and daughter ,Lore , of Manorville were guestsSunday of Mr. and Mrs. LouisAndersen and daughters, Louiseand Lillian , of Longfellow Drive.

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ennis ,Jr., and daughters, Terry and Jo-an , of Riverdale were at theirSummer home on Orchid Driveover the weekend.

The christening of Dore Mary,infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Denis Nankervis of Silver Road ,took place last Sunday in St.Jude's R. C. Church. Godparentsfor the baby are Miss Mary JaneViola of Magnolia Drive, MasticBeach, and Joseph Orlino of OakStreet, Shirley. Following the cere-mony a small family dinner washeld at the Sunrise Restaurant ,Center Moriches.

On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.Henry Eppig of Victoria Drivecelebrated their wedding anniver-sary at their home with theirchildren. Frances, Edward , Anth-ony, Ida , Catherine, and Mr. andMrs. Michael LaCentra of PineRoad as their guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Wally Lawson andchildren , Bobbv , Judy and Jeffrey,of Country Village on Sundaywere the dinner guests of Mrs.Lawson's parents , Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Stozzetto, Sr., of WhittierDrive.

Billy Simpson of Middle Villagespent several days last week athis home on Longfellow Drive.

Michael Lorenz of Babylon wasat his Summer home on WhittierDrive over the weekend.

Billy Nolan , son of Mr. and Mtrs.William Nolan of McKiinley Drive,left last week for Fort Dix , N.J.,where he will undergo basic train-ing in the Army.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zadig ofNew Rochelle were guests over theweekend of their son and daugh-ter-in-law, the Rev. and Mrs. Al-fred Zadig and son , David , of Or-chid Drive. The Rev. and Mrs.Zadig have also been entertainingas their houseguests for the pasttwo weeks Mrs. Zadig's parents ,Mr. and Mrs. Christian William-son of Grafton , N.D.

On Friday at 8 p. m. there will

NICKY , seal point Siamese cat , owned by Louise Andersen ofMastic Beach , was a w inner in Fourth Annual Pet Show spon-sored recently by The Long Island Advance October 15, in CenterMoriches. —Advance Photo

be a County Fire School att theMastic Beach Firehouse on Neigh-borhood Road.

Mastic Beach Explorer Post 121will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday inthe Sunday School rooms of theGrace Lutheran Church on MasticRoad. Advisors are Daniel Burge,Jr., and George Burge. Boys overthe age of 14 years are invitedto attenc1.

The Young People 's Society ofthe Grace Lutheran Church willmeet on Mbnday at 7:30 p. m. inthe Sunday School rooms of thechurch on Mastic Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutters ofJefferson Drive celebrated theirf if ty-first wedding anniversary onTuesday quietl y at their home.

Mr . and Mrs. William Gross en-tertained at a backvard barbecueSaturday at their Mayfield Drivehome in celebration of their ele-venth wedding anniversary. Join-ing in were their children , Mary,Michael and Kathy, and Mr. andMrs. Herb Violand and children ,Christy and Herb , Jr., of Shirley.

The Mastic Beach Unit of theHome Extension Service will meetat 10 a. m. Tuesday in the fire-house on Neighborhood Road. Allare welcomte.

The sixty-fifth birthday of Clar-ence Hartmann of Monroe Drivewas celebrated during the Repub-lican sponsored dinner-dance whichwas held on Saturday night in theMastic Beach Property OwnersAssociation Clubhouse on Neigh-borhood Road. Among those join -ing in the celebration of Mr. Hart-man 's birthday were his wife , Mr.and Mrs. Walter Werner, Al Coop-er , Mrs. Gertrude Quinn , Mr. andMrs. Martin Kamer , Mrs. EdnaMuck , Mrs. Tess Azzato , HowardForwood , Mr. and Mrs. John B.Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. WilliamLinden , all of Mastic Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Migal Correa of15 President Road announce thebirth of a son October 22 at theBayview General Hospital. Weigh-ing 6 pounds , 10 ounces, they havenamed him Angelo Louis.

Company 1 of the Mastic BeachFire Department will meet at thefirehouse at 8 p. m. Tuesday.

Mrs. Peggy Larsen of Brooklynspent the weekend as the guestof her parents , Mr. and Mrs. PeterSkjold of Whittier Drive.

There will be a meeting of theMastic Beach Fire DepartmentBoard of Directors at 8 p. m.Wednesday in the firehouse onNeighborhood Road.

Franciine Sposato, celebratedher fourth birthday last weekwhen her parents Mr. and Mrs.Armand Sposato , entertained at aparty in her honor at their homeon Neighborhood Road. The smallguests played games and receivedparty favors. Refreshments includ-ing a decorated cake were served.Her guests included her sisters ,Amy, Patty and Cynthia, her pa-ternal grandmother, Mrs. Pat Spo-sato of Mastic Beach , Mrs. Dom-inick Carrozza and children , Pam-ela and Gary, Mrs. Anthony Gol-tsos and children , Linda , Georgeand William , of Mastic Beach andMrs. Michael Cordaro and sons ofEast Patchogue.

A small family celebration washeld at the Mastic Beach Roadhome of Mr. and Mrs. CharlesPidgeon Friday in celebration ofthe birthday of Mrs. Pidgeon.

Joining in wer the Pidgeons' sonand daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.Gus Pidgeon , and their sons, Ja-mes, Charles and John , of Whit-tier Drive .

Mr. and Mrs. William Schrof anddaughter, Marilyn , of DogwoodRoad entertained as their guestsover the weekend , Mr. and Mrs.Fred Zimimermann of Queens Vil-lage.

Weekend guests at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Gus Pidgeon andsons , Charles, James and John , ofWhittier Drive were Mrs. Pidge-on 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. JohnRung of College Point. ThePidgeon's were also hosts onSaturday to Mr. and Mrs. Lar-ry Hartman and family of Smith-town,

'There will be a Civil Defensemeeting at 8 p. m. Thursday at

RETURN FROM ABROADAir. and Air s . Pat Sposato have

returned to thi ir home on BogotaRoad a l t e r spending a two-monthMi at' on in the European coun-tne- ur I ta ly and France. AVhilethey WHO m Italy in addition toM-i tn g many point - of interestmid hi - toru al spots in variousi t i «s th i y w e i e limited an au-I'H 'IHO w i t h 11 s Holiness , PopeJohn , Wil l , who was at his Sum-mer re- dome. Cartel Gondolfo.

On Fi day Mr. and Mis . Sposa-to c i k orated thou- thnty-eighthw i dd 'n g i n n n P K i i y at their homew hei e hey entertain ed as theirgue- t - . Air. and Mis. Armand Spo-s-.to and d -iu ghte i s. Amy, Patty,Fi amine a i d Cynthia, Mr. and31 J s. D o m i n n k Canwza and chil-dien. G.u v and Pamela , of MasticPea'-h and Mr. and Airs . M'chaelC u -daio and sor- . Michael , Ron-ald mul Chris tuphi r. of East Pat-chogue .

RECALLED TO DUTY

A farewell party was held onSunday at Median 's Restauranton Wnt t ie r Drive in honor of AlHan -Sun son of Mr. and Mrs. AlHarrison . Si., of McKmley Drivewho ha- been recalled to activeduty with t^e Na\ y and who leftthi - week for Boston. A buffetw a s served and the impromptu en-t er ta inment was handled by An-die \v Pi eli as master-of-ceremon-ies .

Guests included Mr. and Mrs.Harri son and daughter. Rose , Mr.and Mis. Brian Murp h y, Andy¦«. • i i , I t i j ,> t cm it i . i iHiti | !iBii l i ik. . rnli . l i i«y

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CENTER MORICHES — TheCommunity Scholarship Associa-tion of the Moriches met lastThursday at the high school toplan for scholarships to be award-ed to deserving members of Cen-ter Moriches Hi gh School's Classof '(52. A fund goal of $2,000 wasset by the group.

Anyone wishing to make a fi-nancial contribution or to offeradvice on making the fund drivea success1 will be welcome at thenext meeting to be held at thehi gh school November 23.

the firehouse on NeighborhoodRoad.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of theArthur H. Clune American LegionPost 1533 will meet at 8 p. m.Thursday at the Legion Hall onMastic Beach Road.

Mr. and M'rs. William J. Dowdof Orchid Drive were guests onThursday of their son-in-law anddaughter , Mr. and Mrs. John John-sen and children , John and PattyAnn , of Huntington.

On Saturday at 8 p. m. therewill be a general business meet-ing of the membership of theMastic Beach Property Owners As-sociation iin the clubhouse onNeighborhood Road.

Regulation drill for members ofthe Mastic Beach Fire Departmentwill be held at 10 a. m. Sundayat the firehouse.

Dennis Gillen , son of Mr. andMrs. Charles Gillen of WoodlandDrive celebrated his third birthdayThursday when his parents enter-tained at a party in his honor.Each of the guests l'eceived partyfavors and refreshments servedincluded a decorated cake toppedwith three candles. His guests in-cluded his brothers, Charles andRory, Mrs. Kenneth Andersen andchildren , Karen and David , Mrs.Charles DiMaggio and sons. Rich-ard , James and Phillip, and Mrs.Richard Larkin and children , Ka-ren and Richard , of Mastic Beach.

Band Practice for the membersof the Mastic Beach Fire Depart-ment Children 's Band will be heldfrom 6:30 to 8 p. m. Monday.There will be a meeting of theFire Depai'tment Commissionersat 8 p. m.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hatrickr>nd Mrs. Frances Stegemair of As-toria were guests over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vope-lak of Huguenot Drive.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Healeyof West Forest Road , Mars. JohnHallfeld of Orchid Drive , Mr. andMrs. Fred Hillerud of MasticBeach , MT. and Mrs. CliffordBrambach of Center Moriches andRiverhead and Mr. and Mrs. CarlGlover of Center Moriches on Sat-urday night were among those at-tending the dinner-dance of thePast Matrons and Patrons Associ-ation of the Oi'der of the EasternStar held at the Henry PerkinsHotel , Riverhead.

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SCHOOLNEWS

NATHANIEL WOODHULL

Mrs. Seibert's kindergarten classis ready for Halloween. We madepaper bag pumpkins with happyand sad faces. W'e sang scareysongs. We know spooks and witch-es are just pretend people , though.

For Show and Tell time thisweek, Viana Petricei brought in aJamaican doll. Linda Murp hy hada nice selection of play foods goodenough to eat. Cathy Cutrobrought in a musical box radioand many pictures from her tripwith her family to the North Pole.Billy Hoase brought in a recordof "The Ten Little Indian s ."

On our science table there aresome big seed pods belong ing today lilies and milk weed. Wo heardabout how the seed pods take careof the baby soeds until they arereadv to be dr ipped in the earth.

We ai'e noticing the ben itifulcolors on the trees around theschool and are making a collectionof leaves to paste on a picture.

Another two weeks have goneby in Miss Brook's grade two. Therobm is filled with interestingcharts , long and short vowelsounds, names and abbreviationsof days of the week , a chart ofthe seasons of the year , with themonths involved ; different kinds ofsentences and many contractedwords we see in our reading. InSocial Studies we are studyingIndians of the early days of ourcountry. The bulletin board isaglow with pictures of them. Dom-inick Martucci brought some f ;neones that are up on the board withMiss Brooks' pictures.

On the nature walk we foundpine cones , colored leaves and pinebranches. These decorate the walls.Another exhibit shows the differ-ence between a town and a farm.We are comparing those with theway Indians lived in the days ofthe first colonies.

We had a spelling review testof all the words we have studiedso far , and soon we are going towrite some sentences made fromthese words at Miss Brooks ' dic-tation. We are ready for the firstbig test in the arithmetic book. Wejust had lots of work on values ofmoney. So far we have studiedabout pennies, nickels and dimes.

The reading groups have had vo-cabulary tests and comprehensionpages to do. We are half throughour phonetics book , and are lear-ning how sounds feel by holdingfingers to our throats as we saythe sounds. It helps a great deal.

Monitors the past two weekswere Debra Tarsitano , Robert Pre-vete, Raymond Okiec, Vincent LaMonica , Kathleen Holdy, RoyFults, Anna Markey, Theresa McClean , Frances Petrillo , Gary Pal-ma and Charles Stark.

In Special Events we had abirthday for Frances Petrillo , Ray-mond Okiec and Steven Kapner.Charles Stark's cat had 12 kitten.-..The big Columbus Day Parade inNew York City was attended byRaymond Okiec and Frances Pe-trillo , who also went to the Pea-body Museum i n Connecticutwhere she saw diinosaurs (who^and skeleton), Indians , animals intheir natural habitats and rep-tiles. Cristy Violand showed anenvelope purse she made from twopaper plates and string. DebraTavsitano brought records whichwe are enjoying. Noreen Carroll ,Rosemary Camalleri, Gerri Glea-son and Charles Stark broughtbooks for class reading. Gerri alsobrought records.

Edward Turbush came to ourclass from Yaphank , and RalphLucano went to California. Ed-ward is most welcome, and Ralphis missed a great deal.

Roy Hult's family had two badtimes. First , someone removed T.V.t ubes and caused a near explosion,then the water and heat didn 'twork, so they had to stay awhileii- Blue Point. Also , Joseph Pa-tera 's baby brother is home nowand weighs about seven pounds.Joseph is happy to have him home.Finally, our pictures came, andthey are very good.

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Mr. O'Connor's grade five thisweek learned about cotton and to-bacco crops in the colony ofJamestown in Social Studies. Weread that these two plants are"money crops." Thomas Johnsenfound out that a "money crop " isa plant that is sold to anothercountry for the money that itbrings in.

Jimmv Richards said that threevery important things happened tothe Colony of Jamestown in 1619.Slaves were brought in to pick to-bacco; women came to the colonyfrom England, and a group oflaws were made up for the colonyby elected representatives calledthe House of Burgesses.

Next week we will see how thecolony of Jamestown grew into alarge and prosperous community.

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FLY-UP CEREMONY

EASTPORT — On October 17,a Fly-Up Ceremony was held atEastport High School for Vanessalut t le , Marion Ceruti and JoanKuech who received their pinsf rom Mrs. John Kostuk and Mrs.John Kuech. The girls left Troop84 and became members of Troop66.

The program opened with theFlag Salute and singing of "Amer-ica." Followed by a welcome IromMrs. George A. Frey, members ofTroop 36 presented a skit "Troop3(3 at the Movies" and th°n joinedTioop 66 in singing choral selec-tions.

Awards were presented to th°following members of Troop 84by Mrs,. John Kostu k, and Mrs.George A. Frey for one year con-tinued membership: D o r o t h yBrowning, Susan Carlone , LaurieDolt , Debra Frey, Miche 'e Gordon ,Paula Kostu k, Joan K lech , JeanMa.son , Ruth Privett , Beth O'Con-ner , Loretta Rankin , Lauren Ray-nor , Beverly Rosko , Yvonne Schus-ter , and Van°ssa Tuttle. The per-fect attendance award went toDebra Frey.

Mrs. Joseph Kris and Mrs.Victor Kostuk, leaders of Troop36, presented the members oftheir troop with the followingawards: perfect attendance toJean Kris , Dolores Gatz , JudithAlfred , and Antoinette Salamone ;— badges to Darlene Albin forsports and athletics; JuditliAlfred , cook , salt water life , home-maker , child care , aviation , swim-ming, rock and mineral collecting,and wild life. Dolores Gatz receivedbadges for trees , athletics , andhousekeeping. Patiicia Jarzombekwas awarded badges for cooking,child care , homemaking, and trees.Ann Kostuk was cited for home-making, reading and animal rais-ing; Jean Kris for rocks and min-erals; Joan Meyer for birds andwild plants ; Nancy Privett forcooking, interior decorating, read-ng, child care and salt water life.

Barbara Raynor won badges forathletics and sports ; Arlene Sala-mone for home gardening andcooking. Antoinette Salamone re-ceived badges for mammals , cook-ing, housekeeping, child care,homp gardening and trees andMerrilee Tuttle for Birds.

PIN PRESENTATIONMrs. John Kuech , Mrs. Clifton

Raynor , leaders of Troop 66, pre-sented one year pins and secondclass badges to Deanna Frey,Jacjuie Hawes, Christine Kostuk,Lynn Kostuk , Beth Records , RobinWarner , and Pam Capozzola. Oneyear pins went to Jud y Hawes.Linda Homes , Cherie Crennan ,Jennifer Jones , Bernadett" Brown-ing, Jul ie Coker , and Cheryl Ray-nor. Badges weie earned byElaine Hunte r for adventure ; JulieCoker for adventure , campcraft,swimming and back yard camping.Jennifer Jones also earned a badgefor adventure. Cherie Crennanalso earned one for adventu re, andCher;, 1 Raynor earned badgesfor salt water life , campcraft ,homemaking and adventure.

TROOP 36

Darlene Albin , Dolorez Gatz ,Patricia Jarzombek , Ann Kostuk ,Jean Kiis , Joan Meyer , NancyPrivett , Barbara Raynor , MerilleeTuttle , Arlene Salamone and An-tionette Salamone , members ofTroop 36, met last Tuesday in thehigh school with their leaders ,Mrs. Joseph Kris, and Mrs. VictorKostuk. The girls continued workon their bad ges and made postersfor the "Bicycle Safety Campaign"that started this week. At theclose of the meeting, the girlsheld flag retreat.

TROOP 66

Mrs. John Kuech , Mrs. FrankCoker , and Mrs. Clifton Raynormet last Tuesday in the highschool with Jacquie Hawes, LynnKostuk , Christine Kostuk , RobinWarner, Pamela Capozzola , Dean-na Frey, Beth Records , JenniferJones, Julia Coker , Judy Haywes,Chery l Raynor , Linda Homes,Elaine Hunter , Burnette Browningand Chprrie Crennan , members ofTroop 66. Vanessa Tuttle , MarionCeruti , and Joan Kuech the threeFly-Ups from the Brownie TroopP<4 were welcomed into Troop 36.The girls worked on their badgesand planned a Halloween party .They are also making clownswhich they will give to a ehil-drens ' hospital.

TROOP 84

Members of Troop 84: Kim Mat-son , Marnia Skaraka , LornerSchuster, Dawn Tuttle , MarthaBrowning, Diane Raynor, Lorin

Raynor , Debra Frey, Lauri Dolt.Ruth Privett , Jean Matson , LeslieSkarka , Paula Kostuk , Evon Schu-ster , Doroth y Brow ning, SusanCarlone , Loretta Rankin , MicheleGordon , and Beverly Rosko metlast Tuesday at the high schoolwith their leader , Mis. G. A. Frey,and Mrs. John Kostuk. MarthaBrowning, Kim Matson , DianeRaynor, Leanor Schuster , MamieSkarka , Dawn Tuttle and Mary-Lou O'Conner were welcomed tothe Troop. After they receivedBrownie Pins , refreshments wereserved. The Brownies worked ontheir Halloween masks for theHalloween party that the olderscouts gave. The meeting closedwith Indian Style Taps.

Elect New Officers,Directors in M. BeachAmbulance Company

MASTIC BEACH — Nomina-tion and election of officers of theMastic Beach Ambulance Com-pany for the l%l- '6'2 term tookplace recently at the An bulanceHouse on Whittier Drive.

Those elected were Gus Pidgeon ,president ; William Adams, vicepresident ; Clarence Hartmann ,secretary, and James Lagumis,treasurer. Serving on the com-pany 's board of directors are FredTraxel S.\ , Frank Rink and Mar-tin Kramer.

Mr. Pidgeon announced that inthe future , company memberswould meet on the first Saturdayof each month at 7 p. m. at theambulance house , and all membei-shave been requested to make anote of this change and attendthese meetings regularly.

He added that many subscrip-tions to the ambulance service areoverdue, and prompt payment ofthese would be appreciated in or-der to maintain the quality ofservice and action that has* be-come a byword with the residentsof this area.

For those wishing to renew orto join this service for the firsttime it is suggested that any ofthe above mentioned officers becontacted for further informa-tion , Mr. Pidgeon said.

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MVille Rural CarrierExam ApplicationsAccepted Till Nov. 21

MANORVILLE — An examina-tion for rural carrier for the postoffice at Manorville , will be openfor acceptance of app lications un-til November 21, the Civil ServiceCommission has announced.

App licants must take a writtentest tor this position . They musthave resided within the deliveryof the office for one year imme-diatel y preceding the closing dateof the examination. In addition ,they must have reached theireighteenth birthday on the closingdate for acceptance of applica-tions. There is no maximum agelimit. However, persons who havepassed the age of 70 may be con-sidered only for temporary renew-able appointments of one year.

Complete information about theexamination requirements and in-structions for filing applicationsmay be obtained at the post officefor which this examination is be-ing announced. Application formsmust be filed with the U. S. CivilService Commission. Washington25, D. C. and must be received orpostmarked not later than theclosing date.

| DEDICATION PLANNEDMASTIC BEACH — During

senices tomorrow evening at the'Mastic Beach Hebrew Center onNeighborhood Road , dedication ofa Hebrew Bible , a present fromMr. and Mrs. Max Feldman ofLongfellow Drive , to the HebrewCenter congregation will takeplace. Rabbi Allen Block will con-duct services.

OBITUARYCYRUS TUTHILL, 80, died Oc-

tober 25 at Wood Nursing Home,Center Moriches. Born November14, 1880, he was a lifelong resi-dent of East Moriches where heresided on Tuttle Point Road. Hewas a retired yachtsman.

Surviving him are nine cousins.A funeral service was held Fridayat Herrmann 's Funeral Home ,Center Moiiches. the Rev. RobertLemmermann officiiatiing. Inter-ment followed at Mt . PleasantCemetery, East Moriches.

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