\ \\ V 'C H F I'L EYE w ill be kept on this bird all th rough holidayse ason bv M i s . \nna Kaloski of Barnes Road . Moriches . Tomiin ,her pet peacock oi Ine v ears ' s t and ing, is in mo l t i ng season andlooks more like t r ad i t iona l hol iday t o w l t h a n proud bird tha tw . inner w e a t h e r w ill line! h im. - A d v a n c e Photo

1 BETZ LUMBER COMPANY II I1 Building Materials & Supplies - Hardware - Paint. II II W E G I V E K I N G K O R N S T A M P s II II FROWEIN AVENUE CENTER MORICHES II Ip Near R. R. Station ATlantic 4-0864 I§ P

East MorichesMr. and Mrs. K. A. Lowell. AT 4-0211

BOOK FAIR

A book fair will be held at thelocal schoolhouse on November 30and December 1. Books for bothede m e n t a i y and h i gh school stu -dents w i l l be on display and alsoun sale at t h i s t ime . Interestedparen t s a i e invited to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kanowitz ofRene ) , Nov., spent some time lastw e e k nu l l M i . K a n o w i t z ' giand-mothcr , Mrs . Esther Daniels.

Mr. anel Mrs. Harold Foskey aneld a ug ht e r . J e i r y , spent the week-end w i t h Mr. anel Mrs . GeorgeEgan in H u n t i ng t o n .

M i s . Mildred Prevetti and Mrs.H e n r y Gonzalez have le turnedH o r n a t u p to Turnbr idge , Va.

Mrs. Lloyd Tut t le has returnedf i o m a t r ip to her fo rmer home.Bri sto l . Pa. , where she visited hersister . Mrs . A n t h o n y Coles.

Mr. and Mrs . Albert Olsen haveleft fo r Cal i fornia where they ex-pect to reside.

On November 10 the Ladies 'Aid of the local Methodist Churchmet in the church parlors in theaf ternoon. Theie w e i e 15) presentanel a luncheon , complete w i t hT h a n ks gi v i n g decorations , was en-ioved bv all.

Walter Ruland, Jr .. was one ofthe sophomore class of the CenterMoriches High school , w h o enjov-ed a vis't No\ember 14 to theAmerican Museum of Natural His-tory in New York City. They al-so visited othei points of interestir. the cit-.

Mi s . Walter Ruland and Mrs.Carl Lucas attended a meeting anddinner November 16 in connectionwith the installation of officers ofthe Southern New York State Fire-mens Association of New York atBellmore.

Mrs. Leroy Raynor entertainedthe Solitaire club Novembei" 13.The guests were Mrs. Sarah But-ler . Mrs. Faul Warner , Mrs. Hi-ram Reeve and Miss Emma Ray-nor of East Moriches. Mrs. FrankKirk of Mastic also attended.

Ronald J. Chapman and son ,David , made a journey to NewY ork City on November 11 wherethey vi3ited the Statue of Libertyand" also Chinatown.

PENNY P E L C O SAYS : Foryour protection leave a light whenyou 're away from home!—Adv.

A birthday party for Joan Kan-as, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JohnKanas was held in the afternoonof November 19. Games and re-freshments were enjoyed by theyoung guests.

Th East Moriches School willclose at noon Wednesday for theThanksgiving holiday. There willbe no school on the 24.

The Senior Girl Sccouts of TroopG4 will pay a visit to the TBOffice in Riverhead and in the af-ternoon will enjoy a bowling par-t j

A Special school meeting will beheld at 8 p. m. November 27 atthe East Moriches School regard-ing the purchase of additionalland adjoining the school site.

Mr. and Mrs. Emil E. Klein and

son James, formerly of Pine StreetEast Moriches , recently returnedfrom a motor trip through theEast coast and New England.They are now settled in their new-home at 50 Furman Lane , Pat-chogue.

Center Moriches !News

Mrs. Alfred K. Blechner. AT 4-1114

ST. ANDREW'SB R O T H E R H O O D

The Brotherhood of St. A u d i env-oi' St. John 's Episcopal C h i n c hmet at the c h u t e n November 11for service, lo l lov eel by a nve' -u.g which w a s opened w i t h anenening prayer seivice led by t heRev. W i l l a i d I. Kile The e v e n i n gset \ ice w a s read by James Bahr ,and the gospel and j p ib t lo les-onby Robert B a h i .

A f ter the seivice the men heldhi n mee t ing in the par i sh hal l .

I t \v;r decided to hold a p i a v e ier\ ice eve ry l i f t h Sunday n i g h t .

A spcial f i l m w i l l be show n en-t i t l ed "The W t n el o w e>n theW o i l d " . Piesent w e i e Jacob Pike.Ray mond Bugden , Ral ph l leadi ick( h a i l e s K n ig ht , John Bahr. Rob-ert Bahr , Janies Bahr . Father Kile.Kenne th Ketchum and Te 1 llead-i ick The next mee t ing w i l l be 'f :d0 p. m. Tuesday.

B R O W N I E TROOP Hi

First yeai Brownie Troop 4-imet after school No \embe r ' 1 inthe ' Cent M- M o r i c h e s Se hoed Cafe-c-ria. M i s . M a r g a r ' t K e a t t t . leaelei ,

was in c h a ig e . assisted by M i s ,Nancy Price . Mrs. D o i o t b y G i o e uand Linda Green , w i t h 21 g i r lspiesent.

First vear In te rmedia te Ti oop(' presented the troop w i t h a troopf lag and an A m e i i e a n Hag. Theyt a u g h t tlv girl s a song ga m e anell e f i esh m e n t s we ie served. Meet-ings , he rea f t e r must st a r t p r o m p t -ly at '5:10 p. in. and end tit Ip. m.

INTERMEDIATE SCOUTS

First year Jn t t e rmed ia t e Troop (5under the leadership of Mrs . Sta-cia Nawrocki , meets each Wednes-day af ter school at the ' CenteiMoriches School. Their thiee pa-trols are Redwing Patrol , Glenn.iHi tz , Maria Vigbotta , Joan Sta-chiw , Margaret Bryner and Ros-aline Giordano; Rainbow Patrol ,Linda Horbert , Janet Wolfenden ,Peggy Michna , Kath leen De Mat-teo and Eileen Tworogei ; Poindex-ter Patrol , Carolyn Navvi o c l i .Christine Murphy , Coleen Duff y,Mary Ann Kenny anel A i l e t t eRoth.

After ]) r e s e n t i n g Brow nieTioop 41 ) w i t h a troop and Amer i -can flags on November 14 , the In-te rmediates held t h e i r r egu la rmeeting on the f i f t e e n t h w i t h MrsNaw rocki, leader and 11 g i t l s p ie-sent. Mrs . A n n Meyer , leader ofTi oop 23. and some of hei g ' l l swere visi tors and d e m o nst r a t e dfire bu i ld ing . The g n l s comple t e.!! huts for the e i g h t e e n t h foi ah 'ke to Kaler 's Pond. East M o i i -ches. They ebsciisseel u n i f o r m - - , elet i d i n g on yellow for the coloi ofthe tie. Af te r a coup le of gamesthe meet ing was adjoin nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tenke ofSenix Avenue recently had asguests. Mrs. Tenke 's uncle andaunt , Mr. and Mrs . Frank Zim-nier of Richmond Hill , and Mr.anel Mrs. Robert Zimnier of F lush-ing. Last weekend their gue st w a sMiss Marguerite Zimmei of Rich-mond Hill.

Live Better With PELCO LowCost Electricity.—Adv.

Miss Melanie Boelnar , daughte rof Mr. and Mrs. John Bodnar of127 Senix Avenue, returned homeNove mber 5) f rom Keuka College.Keuka Park , un t i l J a n u a r y 3.

The Center Moriches Fire De-partment Auxi l i a ry meets at thefirehall at 8 p. m. Monday.

Birthdays are : Today—Mrs Ben-jamin Hallock; Thanksgiving Day— Jeffery Pribut , son of Mr. andMrs. Howard Pribut of InwoodRoad , 7; November 24 , ArthurBergmann , Estate Road. Miss Bet-ty Anderson , daughter of Mr. and.Mrs. George Anderson of Belle-view Avenue, 17, and Gary Laube ,son of Mr. and Mis. RaymondLaube of Reeves Road ; November25—Kerri Schooner , daughter ofMr. and Mrs. George Schoener ofBeachfern Road and Mrs . SusanGoldsmith , 81; November 26—Mrs.

Hs to l lo T . i m b Y of Ma in Street,M i s , P h y l l i s Baldwin . FlorenceG u i m sk v ot Inv.ood Road and A i -I h u i He l i n g ; Novembei 27—Mr- .Flo) one e K slo-A i of Chii hesl< >•We 't i in . Be t tv ll i i- i ' Kapnoi andH e n i y Hulse . son of M i . and M i sJohn II i l s< of Ba ine s Road , 17;No\ ember 2 ^— M i s . Joseph B i g o iaol Lake A \en u e . Mi' s. Lura W h i t -ney. Peggy Lelouche, VirginiaKeegan, d u u g h t r of .Mr. and M i s .James Keegan of Newins Streetand Mrs . Ave Maria Penney, ofChichester A \ e nu e ; November 2"Robert S i w v e r . son of Mr. andMrs . E v e i e t t Sawyer of Bell viewAvenue , 7.

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PlvIUE in workmanship typ ifies craftsman . Dom-inick Kosilio , ( enter Moriches shoemaker , w h o"i l l re t i re a l t e r New Year , is no exception. Most

of Mr. Rosilio's tools are ones he had when heopened doors of his Senix Building shop in 1929.

—Advance Photo

Local Cobbler jContinued fi om pa^e 1, this section(hen as today s p a t e n t s and , som-t i n i e s <ri aml paren t s .

A n d -o t he \ e a i s have been goodt ( U o n n n i c h Ko si l io . H i s son , Sal- !va l in e , w h o o w n s a shoe l e p a i t¦-he ip in Sag Harbor , w i l l take overhis i'athei 's husmess af lei the NewYe;u . A w a i a n g h im w i l l be t imew o r n tools ol the cobblei " s t i adew i t h w h i c h his l a t h e r shaped af u t u i e . These w i l l be his. Theleeae \ of t i u s t and confidence hemust cont inue to earn. '

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South Ihiy Bu siness and Profes-sional Women 's Club of CenterM o i i c h e 's w i l l hold i ts month l yme e t ing Monday , starting" at (1:30p. m. in the S u n i i s e Restauran t .

A ft ei a .'» ( > m i n u t e social hour ,( l u i n e r w i l l be served , to be fol-low ed by an S p. m. men t ing .

Cuest speaker wi l l be Fu derickI l e m m i ng s w h o w i l l speak on theincome t a x . |

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Eastport Vamps HoldTheir November Meeting

EASTPORT -- The m o n t h 1meet ing- of t he E a s t n o i t F i l e De-pa r tmen t was called to order la - tMonday by Chief Hub Brown.

Exe mption papers weie e i i e nto Louis (Ji if f i n « upon his re i ]ue>t .S ign ing the roll anel recei\in;.t he i r k"ys an'l bad ges weie Ken-neth Wilson , Richard Wilson andR'chard McNe 'l. Tb° Comp any 'sAnnua l Dinner wi l l be he ld M a v19 , at the Polish Ball in R i v e i -head. At present no committee ha sbeen fonned for th i s event.

Tlv P u m p Company held achi l l Monday, and the Boost- -Company w i l l hold a dr i l l Nov-embei 27.

At the close of this m e m t h ' smeet ing , a corned beef and cab-bage d inner was sei ved . Servingon the committee were Joe Con-aughty, Thomas Alb in , Eelwai dA i m v ," Walter Sle*' . Alex Lashuk.Paul' Smith , Sr ., and Hurbert Gold-stein.

The refreshment committee foinext mon th' '-- meeting. Decemhei11 , wil l be Chai rman Heni y Fre\Paul Rogers , Merr i t t Rogers , Law -rence Goldstein , Herbert Sorrel!B a n k s Moore , Horace MottGeorge Powell , Sr.. Albe i t Alf i edFrancis Tuttle and Chester Mas-sey, Sr.

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\I ss .land Thomi i son oi B i;Snoi e -p"it t last Monday v i s i t i nghu mothe i Mis . C h al k s Tntimp-son.

Last Sunday, vi si toi s at thehome of Mr. and Mrs . Nelson Col-l ins w e i e M i s . C ol l in s ' hi othei and.-ht"i -in-h.w . M i . and Mis . SamuelH i c k s of Seaioid.

Last Sunday aft ernoon . Mi . andMi?. F l am is Thompson entei -f f . ined hei m o t h e i anel father . Mi .ai tl . M i s. W i l l i a m Jones oi I shpMtnior.

On A ovembei 11, Mr. and Mrs .Joh n Baker , Jr.. Mr. and Mis .F i anc i s Sabimone and Mr. andMi . Vict or K > stuk a t tended th.'Annual ^hipw-ieek and Starve toDeath Doner Pai tv at the Mori-ches Y a c h t Club.

M i s . C h a i l ' s Nix and d a ugh t e r ,Ma* ie e>i R ip ley , Miss ., and Mr.and Mi s . f h a i l es Blackmer , Jr.,and d a ugh t e r , Debra Ann of GiandHdVen . M u b iga r , a i e \ i s j t m g th' iimodel . M i s . Jessie M ie Tiavis .M i s . Nix is the formei B< t ty T ia -v s , and Mi s . Blackmer is th i for-m e i S h n l e y T* avis .

Mr. and M i s . Em;i "uele Termi-Tiella l ecen t ly attended the We"-t-h t mpton Speedway Buffet Dinner-Dance at t h > Sunrise Hotel.

M i s . Florence Mercer and Mr-> .Charles Homan of Westhamptoia t tended the christei ing of Mr?.H e mans ' g ianddaughte r, VictoriaCai te r Rey nolds last week inNoi walk , Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. F iancis O'Conni *r ave r eturned home after spendinca lew days in Ful tonvi l le .

M i s- ]\]" ar\ Mosely of Riverheadspent last Wednesday visit ing Mrs.( ha i l e s Thompson

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EASTPORT NEWS ITEMS

Mrs. Ann llurtre, Tel. ATlantic 4-0B91

On Simday a f t i u noon , M r . andM i s . (Seoi ge S a m m i s and c h i l d r e n,. i c t ' t i ew ane l C l a u d i a , of M a st i c a e -. e > m p a n i e d oy M i s . S a m m is * paU ' .ts V v . and M i s . John Walk -1 an . a ' d son , 'i aonuts , of },lon-l u.k I f g n w . i \ en .|o\ e d a to i l'J • u g h i i s' , , 1 \ i ! i , M )k M i i - a i m .^t e \ l l li ' o k

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i ' e m '.'n i t \ \ i h e . sp , - .t .; lev'l a * s at f i e i* om of A l l . l l e a ly 's' e , i h i > . M i s . Ca 'h e i 'u e I lea ly ofM..st ic P>eac '\ fo i l >v i n g t h e n ie-t t i i n H o r n an e _ht-d. .y vacat ionin Flor ida.

Mi . and M i s . Amiv lu ( u su/z i >of Biook 1*, n sj ient the i c c e n t week-end at t h t i r Stimmei les idence onTime! Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Penney ofLouis Avenue returne d recentlyfrom a three-week vacation attheir c ottage in Clayton. Duringtheir stay, they visited many ofMis . Penney 's relathes. M i s . Pen-ney is originall y fi om Clayton. MiPenne y enjoyed a few ot the daysh u n t i n g with Mrs. Penney 's broth-ei , Robert Smith , and they we iesuccessful in getting a deer.

On Novembei lo . M i s . JohnV, a lkman celebrated her birthdayw i t h hei hu sban d and s0n , Thomasi t their nome on Montauk Hi gh-way .

Mrs . Geoi ge Burge of BarnesRoad recently attended a demon-sti ation pai ty at 1he home of hi rsistei . M i s . Robert Chester of Nel-son Place. Mastic. Foll o w i n g thedemonsti ation , all enjoyed coffeeanel take .

huuJoc k Kwasna of Barnes Roadnas ii t inned to woi k following atwo week \acat ion .

Wi l l i am Walker , Sr.. and daugh-ter Joan, of Montauk Highw ay,l eturned lecent ly f iom a deer-h u n t i n g excursion in Kingfie ld ,Maine. Returning with them wereMr. Walker 's sons William Walk-er , Jr., and Robert Walker , hisdaughte r and son-in-law. Mr . andMrs . Leo Boyce. and their daugh-ter , Debra , all of Mastic Beach.The Walke r family stayed at theirhome in Kingfield. Mr. and Mrs.Boyce and thei r daughter werehouseguests at the home of Mr.Boyce 's mother , Mrs. Beulah Boy-ce. also of Kingfield.

George Burge , Sr., of BarnesRoad , who is Associate advisor of

' Expl u-ei Post 121 of Mastic Beach .

attended a Scout Council meeting-November 13 at the EpiscopalChurch in Bellport. AccompanyingMr. Burge were two explorer scoutrepresentatives of his post. Tenta-tive plans were made for Decem-ber 1(5, which is to include an af-ternoon of bowling, followed by anevening snack and completing theevening with a dance to be heldat the Episcopal Church Recrea-tion Hall in Bellport. Those par-ticipating will be various SeniorGirl Scout Troops and a numberof Explorer Posts from through-out the eastern end of Long-Island.

Moriches

C E N T E R M O R K HES -Miss Melan ie ' Boelnar . daugh-te i ol A h . and M. s. J o h n O.Bodnar of \ 2 t S"in x A v en u e ,Center M o i i c h e ^ . is one of 14oK e u k a College s t u d e n t s p a i -t i c i p a t i n g in the college 's y e a i -1\ Fai l f ie ld pcnod ti t theK e u k i P a i k . N. Y. < ollege .

Keuka students lef t t hens tud ie - . November 111 , and re-'- t imed t h e i i col ' ege woi k incen te r s local 'd acioss thee o u n t i y t w o uays la te i . Dur -i n g t h e f i v e - w e e k Fall f i e l dpei od , st u d e n t s a i e eng age din special l e a r n i n g expel lenceso f t c a m p us .

The held pel iod p i o g i a mg ag s st u d e n t s t h e o p p o i t u n -n \ t o ii i l i / .e w o i k and serv ic ee v p o i i e n c o - in t lvu l e g u l a rc o l l e g e p i o g i a m . J u n i o r s ands cu m i s hold l e e u l a i h p a y i ngjob s tn engage m other expen-ences as a p hase of voca t iona lt r a in ing .

College cred.t is gnen forw o i k under taken du r ing f ie ldperiod. S tudents a i e super-vised by agency or companyl e p i ese n t a t i v es as well as bycodege ' f acu l ty nvmbei s. Stu-d e n t s are requned to evaluatethen f ie ld period experiencesand present an oia l lepor t ata publ ic meeting.

Along wi th other Keukafreshmen , Miss Bodnar is cur-l e n l l y engaged in a researchpioject . Her paper will be sub-nut tee as a f r eshman Engl i shrequirement . Purpose of thepioj ect is to give the s tudentan oppor tun i ty to exp lore afield of special interests anelto acquire the sk i l l s and tech-niques of organizing, inter-pret ing and lepor t ing the re-sults of a research study.Miss Bodnar is majoring inbiology.

C. Moriches StudentEngaged in Research

THANKFUL for generosity of students at Center Moriches HighSchool will be many people in depressed areas who will receiveclothing collected at school. Used , serviceable garments weregathered as part of Save Children Federation Bundle Day Drive.Here, students Da*»id Rogers and Margaret Tarry pack clothing.

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I TROOP SI

On November 7, Brownie Troop84 met at the high school forthei r w eekly meeting with leaders ,Mrs. John K o s t u k , and Mrs.George A. Fiey Paula Kostuk andMicheie Gordon were flag bear-ers. Ruth Privett , and Beth O'Con-ner presented tbe troop with apuppet show. The meeting closed

| with Indian-style taps. "This weekthe Brownies met at the highschool with Ruth Privett andKim Matson act ing as flag bear-ers . The Brow nies continued tow ork on tray decoi ations thatpre to be dis tr ibuted to patientsat Centra l Su f fo lk Hospital , forThanksg iv ing. This project is partof the scouts c o m m u n i t y serv ice.The mee t ing closed wi th Indian-st.v le taps .

TROOP 36

Girl Scout Troop 3(5 met Tues-day a f t e rnoon in the high schoolw i t h leaelei s M i s . Joseph K i i s andM i s . Vic tor Kostuk. Mi ss J u d i t hA l f r e d , w h o is working on he i-.Music Apprecia t ion Badge, pre -se n t e d a p i o g i a m of l ecorded mu-sic Tins m u s i c inc lud ' d fo lk songs ,ehiss ical . and ^emi-chis sical num-h o i s . Plans a ie being made forth"ir Chr i s tmas party w h i c h wi l lhe held Decemhei 10. Committeeswere appointed lo r the en terta in-ment , deco ia t ions and j e f r e s h -ments.

TROOP 66

The Chipmunk and Cardinal Pa-trol of Troop 6*0 met l a -t uesday

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at the high school with there lead-ers , Mrs . Frank Coker , Mrs. Clif-

! ton Raynor and Mrs. John Kuech.The Girl Scout Laws were dis-cussed , and they continued workon clown dolls that will be g ivento the children at St . Charles Hos-pital in Port Jefferson. The gir l sare 4 planning a Christmas sale ofhandmade articles such as cor-sages and earrings . Twelve troopmembeis enjoyed a t i ip to theEast Pond last Friday.

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GIRL SCOUTJottings

M A S T I C — N o m i n a t i o n ofofficers of the M a s t u - S h i i levRepub l ican Chi n took placeTuesday evening at a m e e t i n gin t h < > _ Mas t i c F i i eha l l .

Those n o m i na t e d w . i e P e t >rRappa , pre side n t ; Thomas DeNicola , vice pres ident ; M i s .Joan M c C a 't h -, . l ecordingsecretary ; Mi s. Jul ia Costag-lio 'a cm responding secre ta iy;M'rs. Ju l i a Ya 'dcr . t i e a su r e i ;Basil Ba teman. s e ig"an( -a t -arms-, Mrs . Rose Gnouin to .t rustee for t w o v e a ' s, andM i s . M. A m a t o , tu istee foione year. C h a t l o - , Valder act-e d as chan nan d i n i n g then o m i n a t ion s .

Election of oince rs an I t h ea n n u a l Chn' tma ^ p.ai t v w i l lhe he'd at the Dec emhei meet-ing .

Mastic-Shirley GOPClub Sets Elections

MASTIC BEACH — Queen ofAll Hearts Council No. 4126 of theKnights of Columbus is sponsor-ing a dance and buffet Saturdayat the Sunrise Inn , Eastport.

Music for the guests' dancingpleasure will be supplied by the"Syncopators ,'' and admission canbe obtained at the door. JosephMaag is chairman.

DANCE—BUFFET

FLY-UP BROWNIES of Troop S."5, Shirley, entered scouting re-centl y at ceremonies held at the Property Owners of Mastic Acresand S h i r l e v . Show n f r o m r ight to left , Francine Sands. LindaOrban . Francine Carlino , Margaret Savino , Linda Mi -e av i sh , \ u -

' drej Fabie, Rosilind Daw , Linda Chris topher -.on and Mary JeanIHardo . Girls w i l l leave t h e i r f or m e r leader . Mrs . Thomas Cody,and w ill enter e i the r Mrs. Rau l Hidalgo 's Nort h Shir lev Troop92 or Mrs. Wi l l i am Goss' Troop 32.