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CENTER MORICHES NEWS.Mr-, \ If red K. HIei iiner , AT 4-1114

An outdoor barbecue buff et par-ty was g i \ e n by Mr and Mis. Al-l i e d Bl echnei at their home onBaiil- S t ree t last Thuisday. The] i , i i t , was a n un ion of cousins ofM i s Blechnei . Tho>.e present wereM t . and M i s . Alexander Csontos,JY . aiid c l i l d i e n Ma i i l yn , Andreaand Alexande r , V. of New Bruns-w i c k . X. J.. M i s . John Beit/., Sr.,and sun -John , Ji . of South BoundBiook , X. J.; .Mis. Josep h Balaczyamd daut r l i te ' s , Pame la , Linda and\ i c o i i a and Mis-. Blechn- r 'sb i o t h e t and sis te ) - in- law , Mr. andM i s IA/M I Tenke and chi ldren ,Siwin. R u h a i d and B iuce , ofSu.t i lLu en ano ' lie, bi o ther andsi sie i -m-law Mi . and Mi s . Emeryl e i k" and du ld -en . Caiol Ann .(. t an. ..md L \ t i n . ot Centei Mor-u las and Mi an d M i s . A lf i edBl . c t net and (. h i l d i e n . Robert , Al-l i i d a iu ' Ronald.

Mi ami M i s f ' h i h p Weilbrennuid 2 sh i i ! \ StK t ha\ e as Sum-liu 'i L ' U t s - -. 31 I N Wulbi enner 's.l H i i s iii - tmai \ and V i r g iniaBel 1 , oi Ri 1m w ood. Bioukh n.Ros, > . ,ai\ ee leb ia ted her tenth1 n t h d a \ .)ul \ 1'! Sunda\ guests otthe \ V e d l ) t i n m i s w e i e Mr. andM i s Theodoie Id*, I my, and son.R . b t i t . oi Sound Beach ; Mi s . Eth-i ] k l u u l u i s oi Ri thmoiul Hdl andM and Mi - Mile s Ra\ ae I Son,Jona than , of Robstow n , Ti \ .

Bbihp W eib.unnoi of 2 Shhle\St > i et t e tu i IH d to 1 is place of em-j i o , n e n t M o n d a \ a t t i i i ecu pel atme, ' nmi m ,i ]oi - m n i i ) Ma\ l i ' atth . B i o o k h a x e i 1 M u n o i i a l Hospi-ta l

Diniu i <ui est s a r th < hoim ofMi 'ind M i s V U ^ a n d o F s p o ' t i o '1 oi , lu D i K t last Sunda\ w e t eMi and M i s |I , ; , i \ R i a n d t ofspu n k . Mi a id M t - . D \ m t i o I' v-s.ui ' U K . Mi .md Mi .. Abe Mit eii -i ' i Cu ? ( l M n iches and M i . andM> s X , t /unmet of East Moi-K hi s

A. ^ ca t i on Bihh School ispla ined to ' u ^in at 0 a.m. MondayH U M ' IW m , by the Assembl y of(mi l ( hi. ' i l . on Canal St ieet . The( h i p f h w t koines an\ child in then < a i \ K i n i t \ , w h o may be mterest-( ( 1 to a t tend to comi and registerM a t m o m my Chi d i t i i w i l l be ac-t s ) t 1 he tw 11 n the am s of 4 to 14.The Mom am. wi th a theme of." l u ! 1 Speed Ahead With ChristOui ( apta in ," wi l l include music ,Bible i n s t i t u t i o n , a handcraft per-iod and l e i i i shments . The theme ,s < i i p t u i e \ e i ses , w i l l include , "Butset I I M I S, W h o was made a littlelo ' s i i t han the angels foi tbe suf-f e n i c oi death , ci owned with glo-i \ .ml honoui : that He by theI I ai e of God should taste deathfoi c \ e i \ man ", and "For it be-c a m e Him , for whom are allt h i n g s , aiu j ov whom are allt h i n g s , m bung ing many sons in-to t l o i y . to make the captain oftl en saha t ion peifect through- t . f f e i i n i i s", Heb iews 2:9 , 10 Thep i o g i a m will continue until Aug-ust 4 Mis . Helen Conklin , SundaySi hool supe i in tend ent , is inc hai ye .

Birthdays coming up are: Julv21 — Bill Mullane , son of Mr. andMrs . William Mullane , of Brook-fi < Id Avenue , who will be 14; July23 — Dannv Ilebberd , -on of Mr.and M i s H Hebbei d . of HallockLane w h o w i l l b< f i \ e ; Ju ly 21 —Kathy Noe , daughter of Mr. andMrs Will iam Xo <\ of I ' nion Ave-nue, w h o w i l l be sp \en md SusanViiinah , daughu l of th< Re\. . andMi s . John Vi gnal i . of MontaukII l ihway, who wi l l be 10

Mrs . Gilbd t Loper of R -i i lroadAxenue celebrate d her eight y-v c-ond bi i thday xc s t e iday

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob' Tioost ofMain St ieet ce ' ebiated t h e i r fort y-second weddi ng anmw rsary cmJuh 12. Mr Troost made a specialcake and dc coiated it for the oc-casion. Thei r immediate famil yhelped in the celebration.

Virginia and Michael Troost ofMain Street r ecentl y returnedfro m a week's vacation to Shenan-doah Valley, Va. wh e r e they tour-ed thi ougb six cax eins and didc ome mountain c l imbing . The .\ alsotouied Washingon , D.C.

v Kathy Mullane , daug hter of Mr.and Mrs. William Mullane , ofBrookfield Avenue , was guest oi-honor at a birthday party given inhonor of her eleventh birthday.An outdoor buffet was servedwhich included a decorated cakemade by her grandmother with apink doll and inscri ption, ''HappyBiithday, Kathleen." Everyone en-joy ed swimming in the family 'spool , which hi ghlighted the af-fair Those who helped celebi ateKathv 's birthday were Rohna Kva-ies , Bonnie Bi ittner , Petra Walsh ,Linda Green , Cecilia GilHgan , Cie-na Hitz , Eileen Kelly and Veroni-ca Agnetti , all of Center Morich-es; Janet Shrauder of East Mor-iches and Roxanne Watson ofEastport.

A double surprise birthday par-ty was g hen in honor of LaurahieHanford , and Joann McCormick atthe St. John 's Episcopal Churchlast Saturday ni ght . Each girl hadknowledge of the part y to be giventhe other , making it a comp letesui pnse fo r each. The hall wasdecoiated w ith la\ ender and whitest ieamei s and the party was high-lighted by a large layer cake decorated w i t h yellow roses , made byMrs . Chailes Roth. The girls re-ceded many lovel y gifts. Every-one enjoyed music and dancing.The adults who helped supervisethe occasion w ere William Kos-tvnick. Mrs. Bernhardt Schmidt.Mi s . Davton Hanford and Mrs.Gung e Norman . Attending were :T a m i n e Hanf ord , Joann [McCor-mick , Pete Brand . Gary Roth , BobS- ifert. David Schmidt . Ruth Anns'chub/e. Jem Schultz. StanleyHai tman , Robert Chester , Lindaf l a i k e r , Bonnie Saner , Karen G.R u m p h , Ann Sinnvkson , BetsySchmidt , Janet Hansen , Gail Han-ford . Bruce Rump h . Ronnie Stub-or . Da\e Sutton , Diane Mirandaand Katheun e Francis , all of Cen-ter Moi iche s ; Lew Madden , form-erly of Center Moiiches , and hisf l i c n d . Skip Cour , both of Anchor-age . Alaska ; Bernice Szczepanik ,Judy Stafford. Edwin Szczepanikand Jim Stafford of Manorville;Arno Leuthardt , Linda Serviss,Teirv Kosloski , Cindy Harrison ,Sandy Meyer and Lynne Fremgenof East Moi iches; Susan Keilakow-ski of Bellport ; Mary Venables ofMastic Beach ; Terri Capazzola ofEast port and Ronald Kangas ofMiddle ~Tslarj

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William John Blankenship, in-fant son of Mr. and Mrs. DeailBlankenship, of Candido Avenue ,was christened Sunday af termor nat St. John the Evangelist R.C.Church in Center Moriches withthe Rev. Matthew Wisniewski of-ficiating .The godparents are Mr.and Mrs . Natale Cotrufo of Mt.Vernon. In honor of the occasion areception was held at the Blanken-ship home following the ceremony.A buffet supper was served.Among those present were thebaby 's g-i andparents, Mr. and Mis.Walter Deshler , and great grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Desh-ler , of Shirley. Also attending wereMrs. Roy Copenhaver of Eastport;Miss Ann Deshler, Ernest Torresof New York City; Thomas De-fisco , Miss Ann Negion , Jack Hen-ry of the Bronx; Mrs. Regina Hy-ott of Meridan , Conn.; Mr. andMrs. Natale Cotrufo and son , Ray-mond , of Mt. Vernon ; Mrs. Roland Brown and son, Roland , ofSpeonk; Robert Deshler , Mr. andMrs. William Mullaney and daugh-ter , Gail , and Mr. and Mrs. I. Or-ban and children, Linda and Gary,of Shirley. William was born June19 in Brookhaven Memorial Hosp i-tal , East Patchogue, which was al-so the twenty-second wedding an-niversary of his maternal grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. WalterDeshler.

Miss Irene Shea of Brooklyn isspending a week's vacation at thehome of her brother-in-law andsister, Mr. and Mrs. John Bulla, ofGrand Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mallardiand sons, Joseph , Carl and Leon-ard , of Easton, Penna., returnedhome Sunday after spending atwo week vacation at the home ofMr. Mallardi's parents, Mr. andMrs. Joseph Mallardi , of HarrisonDrive.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Contesso-Dado of Manor Drive are enter-taining as guests for three weeksMr. and Mrs. Anthony Tesoro anddaughter , Marisa , of Sunnyside,and Mr. and Mrs. B. Bonvicin anddaughters , Vicki , and Rita , ofBrooklyn . Mr. and Mrs. Emil Grossof Sunnyside are spending theSummer at the Contesso-Dadohome. Weekend guests of Mr. andMr.s. Contesso-Dado were Mr. andMrs . John Santoro of Sunnyside.

A teenage dance , sponsored bythe Shiiley Long Island Taxpay-ers' Association , will be held at8 p.m. tomorr ow night at the club-house on Giandview Drive.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chi istopher-son of Broadway entertained asguests over the weekend . Mr. andMrs. Howaid Zimmer and daugh-ters , Diane and Nancy, of MiddleVillage. Mrs. Zimmer and daughtors remained at the Christopher-son home to spent a week's vaca-tion.

Mrs. Regina Hyott of Meiidan.Conn., is \ isiting Mr. and Mrs.Jol n Deshler of Victory Drive.

Birthdays celebrated this weekweie - Jul y 15—Philip Libasci ofMastic Boulevard West: Juh 16 —Walter Deshler of Aubom Axenue ,Kathleen Brow n of Neptune Ave-nue , Walter Claik of Candido Ave-nue ;Julv 18—Ronald Sloveuskvof Mill Drive ; Jul y 19— Mrs. AnnComglio of Manor Drive , AnthonyPodejko . Jr., of Cypress Drive;Ju 'y 20—Mrs. Marie Meyer ofM M rick Road; July 21—Jack Va-lent i of Laurel Lane and HaroldHulse of Robert Str-eet.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mazza ,.It. , and children , Laurie Ann andLaw i'Mico , III , of Brooklyn , spenta week's vacation with Mr. Maz-za 's patents , Mr. and Mrs. Law-rence Mazza , Sr. , of Heston Road.Ted Lauda of Brookl yn is a guestfoi two weeks of his brother-in-lawand sister , Mr. and Mrs. Mazza ,Sr.

A stork shower in honor of Mrs .Charles Knight , Jr., was held Sat-urday night at her home on La-fayette Drive. Mrs. Andrew Gagli-ardo of Concord Road was hostess.A buffe t supper was served , in-cluding a large decorated showercake. Each of the guests attendingreceived stork and rattle corsages.Guests were Mesdames RichardDurdan , P. Gambale , Carl Gagliar-do , Sr., Carl Gagliardo, Jr ., Ken-neth Gray, Anna Marino , ConnieMazzeo , Anthony Cacciola , JohnBranciforte , James Slowey, An-thony Finocchio , Misses PhyllisGray , Mary Marino , Prudence Ma-

rino , Marie Gambale and PatunaAnn Durdan , of Shiiley. Also pres-ent weie Mrs L. Woodward of Cen-ter Moriehev, Mis. C. Fontana anddaughter , Kathleen , of Brookl y n ;Mis. Lai ry Pellegnno and MissSantina Pe'lleg.ino of Bay Shore ;Mrs.Charles Knig ht. Sr., anddaughter , Amelia , of Mastic ; .Mis.Anthony Gag liardo of Bell por t -Mrs. John Sonebeig of Mi lwauk ee ,Wis.; Mesdames I- i ank Gaeta . An-gle Ar tu io . Lillian Sussino , W il-liam Wilhs and F iank Mazzeo ofMastic Btach.

Mrs. Joan Andrezejow ski ofSomerset Avenue expects to lea\ eSatin day bx jet plane from theInternational An p oi t at Idiewildfor Fort Camp bell , K\ . , wheie shewill join hei husb and , Pnvate l / eThomas A n d u / < > p w ski . Mrs . Anchezejewski is t in daughter of Mr .and Mrs. P a t t u k Asendorl of So-merse t A\enue.

Mi.-,. Rieha td Si-ch of Flushingis spending scveia! da \ s at heihome on ( ) \ e i look Di iv > .Mrs. Eleanoi Roonin ol F lu shingis a guest foi a lew da \ s ol M i s .Sh ell . Mr. Such spent the w eek-end here.

Mr. and Mis. Salvatore Anconaof Revilo Avenue ct lebiated t h e i rwedding anniversaiy ,lul \ lo andMr. and Mrs. Chailes Valder ofNorthern Boulevard celebiatt dtheir thirtv-sixth anniversai y,July 18.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Green andson , Robert , of Lexington Road,and nephew, Charles 1'askovics , ofBrookl yn , returned home al terspending three da\ 's vacation inthe Catskill Mountains and a weekas the guests of Mi . and Mis .William Rosenholm of Rne is ide ,R. I. Houseguests foi t w o w e e k sof Mr. and Mrs . Gieen a> e Mi ;.Barbaia Emanuele and son , Jo-seph, of Brookl yn. C h a i n s Kisko-vics is spending the Summer w i t hthe Greens.

Mr. and Mrs . Eugene Mecca en-tertained at an opening of the sea-son party Satin da\ at their home ;on Argj le D i h t . Buffet l ehe sh-ments were seixed. Among- thosepresent were Mi . and Mis . EugeneLaner , Mr . and Mi s ,]o^ ph. l' lo-chaska and son. Robei t . Mi . andMrs. Raymond Bi iant and daugh-ter , Pat i ic ia , .M i s . John O'Con-nor and daughter . Don on , Mi . andMrs. John Xagle. Mi . and Mis .Leonai d Me cc a , M i s Eaine Baik-er and c h i l d i i n . James , Anth onyand Joanne, Mi . and Mi s . iv terSmith , Eugene L a i n i . J i . , Mi ssPati icia Dani< Is and Mt . and M ' s.Thomas M c K e u t t and l a n u K .

Mr. and Mi s R . l i a n l Smb . Sr.,of Gwei look Dn\ e u u iv-d a I" r ierf iom then son .md daugh' ei - in -law , LieutMiant and M"i s. R , Y u dSirch. saying th n tin ""-mouthdauahtc r. dua l Ga\ . lun i l i io 'teeth.

Mic l ael ButakwMc/ of Mass .i-pecpui 1'a ik 's spendin g a f> \\week ' s \ a c a t i o n w i t f i h i s g - iand p t ' -ents , 3Ir and Mrs Chai les \ aide r .of X'o t thM ii Boi ( !e\ *u d

Mi . dnd . M i s. ( Ivn l- s Fei mu -onand chihh eii , Penrn > and k , l i b i t MI ,of Ozone 1' a 'k we i e a ' then ' H O M Oon N o i t h e i n Boulc a id foi t h reeweeks ' \ aca t i on .

Mr. and Mi s . Robeit Manasahof Xew Yotk Ci t \ an l e s idm g attheir new home on Paw nee A\e -nue .

Mr. and M ^ i s. Bei t ' l T< Uund arddaughter. Faith , of Xew Yoik O i t \ ,a ie spending the S u m m c ; at t l i e i fhome on Co \en t r \ \ \ nue

Mrs. Thomas De Nicola of Pine-top Dru e left Monday bv p lanef iom the Intei na t iona l A n p o i t acIdlewi ld for Santa Cm/ , Calif , tospend two weeks ' y u ation vi s' mgher fathe r, Charle s S. Gi eerie.

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OBITUARYJAMES A. WHITE , 69, died un-

expectedly at his home on CynthiaLane , Center Moriches , Monday.

He was a resident of this areafor about five years. Born in Brook-lyn Febr uary 12, 1892, he was aretired engineer and was a mem-ber of St. John 's Episcopal Churchin Center Moriches.

He is survived by his wife , Hel-en of Center Moriches; two daugh-ters , Mrs . Mildred Willis of Belle-rose , and Mrs. Virginia Mann ofFreeport; three sisters, eightgrandchildren and three great-grandchildren. '

Services will be held at 2 p. m.today with the Rev. Willard I. Kileofficiating. Cremation will followat Washington Memorial Park ,Coram. Funeral arrangements weremade by Herrmann 's FuneralHome , Center Moriches.

Z K R O I N G IX a » Phoenix D;< > Camp rifle rangeare B. B. gen marksmen , left to right , JeffreyHollander , Ronn > Stern and Bob Wesler ofW es thampton Beach; Richard Stout and Jerry

Eaderesto of Center Moriches. Co-director Al-fred Debler of Center Moriches stands by to rig-idly enforce safety regulations.

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Leis, son of Mr. and Mrs. VincentW. Leis of Patchogue Avenue ,Mastic , has enlisted in the UnitedStates Marine Corps July 14.

Following graduation from 12xveeks of "Boot Camp" at ParrisIsland , S. C, the new "Leather-neck" will be transferred to CampLejeune, N. C, for four weeks ofhighly specialized combat train-ing. Upon successful completion ofthis phase of his training, Pvt.Leis will return home for a 20-dayleave.

Moriches Yacht ClubPlans Saturday Barbecue

CENTER MORICHES — TheEleventh Annual Chicken Barbe-cue of the Moriches Yacht Clubwi l l be held Saturday at the club-house at the foot of Union Ave-nue. The barbecue will start 5:30p.m.

Tickets are available at SavageHardware Store or at MastercraftCabinets , or may be obtained atthe door. The public is invited toattend.

William Hetzel and Arthur Wil-cox are co-chairmen for the bar-becue. They said the barbecue willbe held rain or shine.

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CENTER MORICHES — Brook-haven Town Republican Leader-Charles R. Dominy will be theguest speaker at the first meetingof the Sunrise Republican Club to

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be held at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday inthe cafeteria of the new St. John 'sSchool , Main Street and OceanAvenue , Center Moriches.

The club , which serves the East-port and Moriches area , invitesthe public , adding that refresh-ments will be served .

Mr. Dominy, in addition to be-ing town leader , is Suffolk Countysheriff , and has been rumored as'the possible Republican candidatefor the town supervisor's positionin the coming Fall elections.

Dominy to SpeakAt First MeetingOf Sunrise GOP

At the ninety-first Organiza-t-.onal meeting July 11 of thePatchogue-Meclford School Board ,William J. Car*roll and John D.Chester were reelected as presi-dent and vice president respec-tively.

John C. Hylan was reelectedas district clerk while Frank B.Zanazzi was reelected as districttreasurer.

The board appointed the follow-ing eight new teachers for theyear 1961-62 : Miss Rosalie Hari-tun , elementary music; StephenHarmon , junior high school ; WeertHunersen , elementary; Miss Jo-Ann Jackson , junior high school ;Leonard Kaplan , elementary; Mrs.Jane Love, junior high school;Raymond Rosati , elementary, andMiss Rebecca Wood , elementary.

The board approved attendanceat the Junior High School Princi-pals' conference in Atlantic Cityby F. Alton Crippen in Septem-ber.

Patchogue School Bd.Elects Carroll Pres.

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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rollins andchildren , Philip, Veronica andCherly, are spending some timewith Mrs. Rollins' parents, Mr.and Mrs. John Freese of SchultzRoad. The Rollins family recentlyreturned after spending four anda half years in the Azores whereMr. Rollins was on duty in theNavy. They now expect to residein Pennsylvania.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freese andchildren , Lincoln and Susan, ofSchultz Road are spending part oftheir vacation with Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Freese and family atWest Meadow Beach.

Janice Nodine of Schultz Roadis vacationing at the home of hergrandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Wal-ter Kohn of Flushing.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kruger andMrs. Lillian Wells of Ozone Parkare vacationing at their Summerhome on Schultz Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bierbachand daughter , Kaethe, of Chap-aqua are vacationing at their Sum-mer home on Schultz Road.

Sunday dinner guests at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. LarryBrown of Dayton Avenue were Mr .and Mrs. Robert "Maitland andchildren , Bobby and Jeffry, andMrs. Marie Raia of Westbury.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams andchildren , Karen and aGil , of SilasCarter Road were guests of Mr.and Mrs. Robert Richards of Oak-dale to celebrate the confirmationof their daughter, Lynn Richards.An outdoor lawn party followed.

A buffet dinner was serVedTuesday night at the home of Mr.and Mrs. R. Hazletoh of WadingRiver Road. Among the guestspresent were Mr. and Mrs. RobertWilson and children , Colleen andCheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haz-leton and children , Robert andDarlene, all of Bay Shore, and Mr.and Mrs. Hazleton 's son , Kevin.They celebrated Mrs. Nancy Haz-leton 's birthday.

A son, weighing 7 pounds, 3ounces, was born to Mr . and Mrs.Charles Botts of Wading RiverRoad July 12.

The fourteenth annual clambake, sponsored by the ManorvilleAthletic Club , Inc., will be held

Saturday at the Maple Grove inManorville. Lobster and chickenwill be served from 7 to 10 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Hadel ofPelham are visitors at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Yeager ofLane Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schroeppel 'and their son, Edward , of Laurel"Hill were guests at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Schroeppel of East-port Manor Road Saturday.

Spending their Summer vaca-tion at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs.James Oliver of Wading RiverRoad is Mrs. Oliver 's stepfather , !Joseph Olszewski , John Olszewskiand Miss Sandra Novickas, all ofNew Britain , Conn.

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A RTS AND CRAFTS at Phoenix Day Camp,East Moriches , are enjoyed by, left to r ight :Susan Lopes, Remsenburg ; Je r r j Eadersto ,Center Moriches ; Linda and Roberta Lopes,

Rc nist 'nburg, and Linda Hutchinson of CenterMoriches. Supenising their efforts are assistantcounselor Bonnie Saner , left , and counselor LoisCoodier of Patchoyue.

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| EAST MORICHES — There's<vmere than road construction goingon along the Sunrise Extension inEast Moiiches these Summer days.Well in harmony with othersounds of progress in the Mori-ches Bay Area is the hum of build-ing at Phoenix Day Camp.

This promising enterprise ofZollie Privett, principal of CenterMoriches Elementary School , andAlfred Debler , Center Morichesteacher , has emerged from sixtyacres of East Moriches virginwoodland as a playground for aninitial camp class of 28.

A typical cam p day featuresflag raising ceremony, arts and

5>crafts , nature hikes , softball amL.soci ei , ba sketball , dramatic play,story hour , archery , home cookedlunch , rest per.od , swimming in alarge spring-fed pond , fishing,trapping -, free play period , paint-ing and movies on rainy days. Inthe works is a kiddie pool , and anIndian village comp 'ete with wig -wams is being planned. Hois^backr id ing and academic tutoring arecptional features.

Phoenix 's competent counseling'taff is made up of Robert Hoyt ,Lois Goodyear , Elaine Bernsteinand Bonn ' .; Sauer.

The camp 's directors are notexactly devotees of the sedentai>

. li fe . Mr . Privet t , a graduate ofAlbany State Teachers College ,w a s a naviga tor , awai ded Distin-guished Flying C r o s s du i i n gWorld War II and served in the

' Koi ean conflict. l ie is a majoim the A i r Font' Re serve and alicensed Red Cio-s s w i m m i n g in-st iuctor.

Mr . Debler k a graduate oiManlius Mil i ta ry Academy ancHofstra College. He w a s a mem -ber of the Seventh Rf gimentaCombat Team and selves as tbasketball coach. He lias also beeractive in Litt le League activ.ties

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A GOOD SIGN for Center Moriches residents, anxiousl y await-ing construction of new post office on Railroad Avenue , is thissigned erected Monday by Jerry Davis, left , of Copiague andChales Thompson, right , of Valley Stream , employes of Tru-4rtSign Company.—Advance Photo by Gomez

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CENTER MORICHES — At thelast mon th ly meet ing of the Boardof Tiusteos of ihe Ct nter MorichesFre e Public L i b i a i v Dr. MiltonSchlein was l e-electc d as presidentof the boai d and H a n y Calmer assecietar y.

The l i b r a r y bui lding and garagehas been le-iooied.

Volunteer h d pin g in the libraryb r a i j a re : Mis. John Hart' amia i e : Mis. John Ha i t and MissMis . Hai net Mone , book cata-loguer. M r s . Sig urd ILirtel) , ex-h ib i t s ; M i s . L u i u W h i t n e y , booksto shut-in's, and Mi s . Alex Schiff-t l b i a n , art w ork for exhibits.

New books r« centh purchasedby tlw l ibiai v a ie : chi ldien , "Cit yand II i stor \ ", "Sign on Rosie 'sDooi ". "A' oha Susan ", and "Pirates of t he Canibean "; adults ,"Mila 18" . " Wintc i of Discontent".'•O'd Hou se of Feat ", "Hit t ing the¦\ntioues Tidi l" , " 'Madonna of therelio", "Gondolh i " and U U. SNational Museum , National Wa-t e rc i a t ' t Colle ction. "

Dr. Milton SchleinRe-elected to HeadCM Library Board

Mrs. De Nicola EarnsAdelphi College BS

Mrs. Marjoiie DeNicola of Pme-top Drive , Shirley, received abachelor of science degree fr omAdel phi Col' ege Evening Dnision ,July 13 after at tending the Gar-den City school for three years.

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Mrs. DeNicola is employed asa public health nurse for the Suf-folk County Health Department.

She plans to further her educa-tion by taking two courses thisyear at St. John 's University inJamaica in order to receive a per-manent school nurse certificate.

She and her husband , Thomas ,and two children , Michael and San-dra, have been residing on Pine-top Drive since 1957.

Mr. DeNicola is emp loyed bythe Brookha\ en Town HighwayDepartment and is a Republicancommitteeman for District 72 inShirley.

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MASTIC BEACH—An 18-year-old airman of Dover , Del., was ingood condition today at BayviewHospital after suffering lacera-tions and contusions of the beadand lacerations of the left armSaturday night in an auto acci-dent on William Floyd ParkwayShirley.

Fifth Precinct Police said How-ard James Hall of Dover- Air ForceBase, Dover , Del. , was the driverof a car which apparentl y wentout of contiol and left WilliamFloyd Parkway, near FlintlockDrive about 10 p.m. A passenger,Lawrence Hall , 17, of 85 MorichesAvenue, Mastic , was uninjured , po-lice said.

The driver told police that heskidded on the wet pavementwhile heading north on the high-way. Patrolman Frank M. Hef-fernan investigated the accident .

Airman Suffers InjuriesIn One-Car Shirley Crash