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Management Technology , Inc. of Washington , D.C. has announced the formation of Support Systems , a new division to be based temporarily In Washington , at corporate head quarters , pending establishment of divisional headquarters in New York. John L. Zoltak of Northport , has been named general manager of Support Systems , and Albert W. Blackburn of Huntington, New- York , a dire ctor of MTI , will provide corporate liaison. Support Systems was formed to provide independent technical management consultation for advanced maintenance support of complex military electronic and prime weapon systems. Other services offered include support studies , formulation of advanced testing techniques , test analysis , test program generation and interface compatibility design. Mr. Zoltak , formerly affiliated with PRD Electronics Inc. of Westbury, was responsible for various technical and program management aspects of the U.S. Navy ' s \Vast\ project . . Prior to joining PRD , Zoltak was with Autonetics , a division of North American Rockwell , engaged in the d evelopment of automatic test equipment for the Navy ' s RA-SC , A6A , E2A , and F—111 aircraft and NASA' s Apollo/LEM spacecraft. Zoltak , a native of Hazleton , Pennsylvania , was graduated from the Milwaukee School of Engineering with a bachelor of science degree in electronics engineering. * * * Daniel P. Crosley , of 7 Brittany Court , Northport , has been named manager of commercial and monumental building product sales for Aluminum Company of America. He has been with Alcoa since 1953 , following his graduation from Allegheny College , Meadville , Pa. and has been senior architectural salesman in the New York district sales office since 1963. * £ * Juli us Weiner of 146 Flow er Hill Road , Huntington , recently became the first agency manager in the history of his company to win first place in the winter campaign fro m two different cities. Weiner , New York City agency manager , copped first honors for winter 1968-69 , a distinction he . previously had WOUI ' IS Huntington agency manager. The company has more than 1 SO agencies in all SO states and Puerto Rico. * . * Security National Bank has announced the appointment of Charles P. Pertain as manager in the commercial - lending department located in Huntington . Pertain was formerly associated with Chemical Bank New York Trust . He received his B.B.A. degree from St. Francis College and is a member of the Selden Civic Association. * * * Michael Lombardozzi , a representative of Charles A. Holman Associate s , Long Island branch office of Connecticut General Life Insurance , has qualified for the 1969 President' s Club , an organization for the company ' s leading life insurance agents. This m arks the second consecutive year in which he has achieved the honor. Lombardozzi has also qualified eigh t times for the industry ' s National Quality Award. He is active in the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce. A graduate of Adelphi University, Lombardozzi lives in Commack. * * * Bill Nelson of 39 Oakdale Drive , Centerport , New York , has been named Director of Community Relations , Universal John L. Zoltak UTT —n ( im_ Julius B. Weiner Charles P. Pertain Education Company, 300 Park Avenue , New York City, a new company operating community learning centers and providing the parents of pre-school children with a broad range of educational services and \learning packages \ designed for use in the home. As Director of Community Relations , Nelson will be heavily involved in presenting the UEC concept to community leaders throughout the United States. Nelson most recently served as Advertising and Sales Promotion Manager , Royal Crown Cola Company. Zoltak to Head Electronic Unit VOICE TEACHER AND COUGH CHARLOTTE BEL L Voice toachor and Coach expands teaching into complete musical theater Workshop and has added authentic mini-theater for students practice. Performances hold every two months for Invited guests. Charlotte Boll is a profussionol tlngor and a groduatu of the American Musical and Dramatic Academ y In N.Y.C, Hor instructors woro actlvo prorauionsl people In tho thootor , specifically, Slnoorti , Actors, Actrotsos , Directors , and Musical Directors as wall os Doncors and Chorootjrapher*. Private Instruction Volco training and coaching of songs. Class I rmtruction: Acting, Interpretation of song, sight ilnglnfjond oar training. Roasonablo Rates- All Age Groups Courstosy Audition HUM April 10 - Memb ership meeting of the Huntington Township Art League at 8 P.M. at the workshop Lawrence Hill Road., Cold Spring Harbor- Speaker is . Malcolm Preston of the Hosftra Faculty. Admission is free. April 12 - \Militarism and Military Installations on Long Island will be the subject of the discussion evening of the Fellowshi p for Ethical Culture at 8:30 P.M. at their meeting place at: tho Ft. Salonga Country Day School , 560 Bread & Cheese Hollow Rd., between Rt. 25A and Pulaski Rd. Dr. Michael Zweig of the economics department at Stony Brook is speaker. AH are welcome. April 12 - The Berliner Club of Long Island is holding a kaffeeklatsch and dance at the Old Heidelberg, 90 Howell Rd., Bright waters , at 8:30 P.M. All former Berliners and friends of Berlin are invited. Admission is free. 1 For information , call 475-4984. April 13-18 - Huntington Hadassah Rummage sale at 394 New York Ave., Huntington , 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. April 13 - Openin g of the Afro-American Study Center at Friends World College, Stewart Ave., Westbury. The public is invited. For information call 248-2616. April 13 - Sholom Singles of Temple Beth Sholo m , Edgewood Ave., and River Rd., Smithtown , is holding a cocktail party and dansant fro m 7 to 12 P.M. It is open to the public for singles over 27 at the temple . For information , call AN 6-5164 , Monday to Friday, 9 to 5. Apri l 15 - Annual supper meeting of the Suffolk County Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society at 7 P.M. at the Old First Church , Main St., Huntington. Dr. Joseph Panzarclla , director of the Brunswick Rehabilitation Center, Amityville , will speak on rehabilitation. The Round Sounds , a local singing group of 12 , who specialize in harmony, will entertain. April 15 - Meetin g of the Half Hollow Hills non-tea ching association will be held at 8 P.M. at the Sunquam School , Sweet Hollow Rd., Melville . April 15-8 P.M., card party and wig fashion show , sponsored by the Woodbury Avenue School , P.T.A., Woodbury Road , at the school. Bring your own cards and games. For ticke ts call Mrs. John Tucker , 423-5502 , or at the door. . April 15 - Commack GLUE Committee (Greatness Lies in a Unified Environment), recently formed community organization , will hold an open meeting at the Green Meadows Junior High School , Hauppauge Rd. at 8:15 P.M. April 16 - Monthly luncheon meeting of the Huntington Welcome Wagon Club at Chirillo ' s Cavalier restaurant , Route 25A , Centerport at 12:15 P.M. Winnie Scott , executive director of the Huntington Arts Council will he guest speaker; also a check for more than $600 will be presented to Mrs. Floyd Potts , a representative and president-elect of the Huntington Township Mental Health Clinic. April 16 - The Dickinson Avenue School P.T.A. fashion show will be held at 8 P.M. at the school ' s all purpose room. Tickets , $1.50 each , may be purchased from Mrs . William Harries , AN 1-8416 , or Mrs. William S . eibeth , AN 1-3199. April 16 , 17 , 18 - Antiques show and sale sponsored by the Women ' s Fellowshi p of the Congregational Church of Huntington , at Martin ' s Community Room , Big H Shopping Center , noon to 10 P.M. — : 1 . ! ¦ I , .1, 1 || , , . ., . Calendar of Events ¦' H iii ppOM ¦SWfrzdfU.ANp — 4 \ O VAL pUMiS^ p*w-eoppep . STTAI N LE S S L INEP . optONH DOUpLE pf AZK-p. - (iLAOi lfOH / coppep. . LCOHOU pup. eps • SBpVINC SPT- SJ- /t4fSS 4 poSnv*OOP. |3 ' _ . COtiipLEfE 65,00 V * ^ ' J l fpuu-mr\ ' '*3 _ l _1_ _ JL ' ' .Br \ ^pim £5& t^==^~ j tiT rtffiwgMMrniegqa^^ Hmm a ^H n ^m^m K i¦» -¦ p. — — - —w .>- ^— E.NO RWICH HOUSE /VA 1«0 _.MAINUT„MUNTINaTON, N.Y.1l7«» tin H . 1-94S3 \ ^ L \*^ \ William Holf , Jr. has been appointed vice president . ¦ systems engineering by PRD Electronics , Inc., manufacturer of electronic measuring systems and microwave instruments , a subsidiary of Harris-Intcrtype Corporation. Thomas H. O'Brien , PRD . vice president and general manager , said the promotion reflected Mr. Helfs major role in PRD' s most important project , a computer-controlled system to test the electronic equipment on Naval aircraft. In the past 18 months alone , PRD has won $49.4 million in contracts for the \Versatile Avionic Shop Test\ (VAST) system. Before joining PRD in 1960 , Mr. Helf . was associated with General Dynamics Electronics and Sperry Gyroscope ' in engineering programs related to the design of automatic test equipment. He received his BSEE degree from Perm State University and his MSEE degree from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. He is a senior member of the Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers and a graduate of Harris-Intertype Corporation ' s \Senior Executiv e D evelopment Program. \ Mr. Helf, his wife , Isobel , and two children reside at Lincoln Drive , East Northport . Thieves Take Flag, Plaque from Green Huntingt o n Town Councilman Richard Kinselfa has reported to the police that an American flag and an honor plaque was stolen from the Village Green , Park Avenue and Route 25A sometime between 3:00 -P.M. Saturday and 12:10 Sunday . Detectives of the 2nd Precinct , Suffolk County Police Department are investigating. Electronics Firm Elevates Wm. Helf By Sue Spuhler AN 1-4022 CENTERPORT GARDEN CLUB The Centerport and Nathan Hale Garden clubs held their joint meeting at the Huntington Yacht Club. Mrs. Bruce P. Henn of Newington , Conn., was guest speaker. Her topic was \Flowers in Today ' s Homes. \ « * • BROWNIE TROOP NO. 79 , CENTERPORT The Brownies of Troop No. 79 , Centerport experienced a train trip. It was the first for many of the girls. They left Greenlawn station and rode to Port Jefferson and back. They were assisted by the following Girl Scouts: Joanne Dauphin , Barbara Fankhanel , Lynda Fankhanel and Laura Kuck ens. * * * CENTERPO RT FIRE DEPT . At the Centerport Fire Department ' s regular monthly meeting the following firemen were recognized for their service: Ken Swan 22 years; Fred Gerty 20 years ; Jim Hollacher 16 years; Roy Jaret 15 years ; Charles Terry Sr. 7 years. The department honored Ex-Chief Tom Utter on his 81st birthday by presenting him with a decorated birthday cake after the meeting. The departmen t responded to 22 first aid and rescue calls and 5 fire calls during March. Rescue Squad Captain Leroy Jaret announced a Standard First Aid course - would bo starting on Wednesday April 9th and continue weekly for five sessions. A special session on April 10th on cardiovascular- resuscitation will be given by Dr. D. Setnpowich . All sessions wi}l be at Headquarters at 8 P.M. Neighbors and firemen are invited. Capt. Jaret reported his squad has given a session on mouth-to-mouth resuscita tion to Cub Pack 213. He would like to remind the residents of the district that his squad is available to any local club or gro up for a lesson on the newest mouth-to-mouth resuscitation method. Contact him at Centerport Fire Headquarters for arrangements. . * * Saturday April 12 , from 9:45 to 12 noon the New York State Young Boatsman Safety Course will be given at the Centerport Fire House. All boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 14 , who don ' t hold their State Boating Certificate are invited to attend. Capt. Edwin Townsend of Centerport will be the Instructor. * * * UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF CENTERPORT At the Annual Church Conference of the Centerport United Methodist Church at which Dr. Burton F. Tarr , District Superintendent of the Long Island East District , presided. Officers for the new year were elected. The y are as follows: Administrative Board : Pastor , Louis E. Young; lay leader , Robert Watson; lay member , Annual Conference , Mis. Harvey Dallas; Reserve Lay Member Annual Conference , Harvey Dallas ; Chairman-Trus- tees , Vice Chairman-Administra- tive Board , Robert MacKenzie ; Chairman-C ommittee of Finance , William Wilhelms; Pastor-Pastor Relations , George B. Warmath; Treasurer , Richard Pine; Financial Secretary, Mrs . T.S. Stanislaw ; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Clement Shannon , Council on Ministries , Edwin Eadie; Vice Chairman , Robert Nafis , Chairman-work Areas : Education, Mrs. Richard Phelps; Ecumenical A ffairs , Dr. Frederick W. Hill , Evangelism , Membership. Mrs. Ralph deLeon; Missions , Thomas Theis; Social Concerns , Mrs. Raymond K. Hayes; Stewardship, Willia m Thompson; Worship , Harry R. Burr; Age-leve l coordinates: Children , Mrs. Robert Watson; Youth , Dr. Daniel Bratton ; Adult and Family, Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Loughlin; Secretary of Enlistment , Youth Coordinator; Membership Secretary , Mrs. Robert Snyder; Chairman-Health and W elfare Ministry, Mrs. George Roesch; President of Women ' s Society of Christian Service , Mrs . Willaid F. Whitney. The new format for local church organization was adopted at the Annual Church Conference. It was reported that the mortgage on the new $110 , 000 property [or the new church site would be paid in full this year. Planning for the new church structure will begin in a few months. The Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship is planning a Car Wash Saturday April 12 from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. at the Centerport United Methodist Church parking lot. Proceeds wil l go toward their \Youth Retreat Fund\ . Centerport - Huntington Beach New s Recent births at Huntington Hospital have been announced as follows: March 24 James Dominic , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abruzzo , East Northport. March 26 Erik William , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eckels , Cold Spring Harbor. Christine , Mr. and Mrs. Millard Guinn , Northport. Steven Mark , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muller , East Northport. Michael Francis , Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ruppe , Huntington Station. Courtney Dianne , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith , Huntington. Gina Michelle , Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Brouard , Huntington Station. March 27 Mariah , Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carey, HunVington. Kathleen Michelle , Mr. and Mrs . Richard Denson , North Babylon. Kevin John , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lumpe , East Northport. Tracy Ann , Mr. and Mrs . John Mahler , Kings Park . Wendy Lynn , Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Nielsen , Huntington Station. Elisa Michelle , Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stein, Hauppauge. Michelle Ann , and Shawn Doris , Mr. and Mrs. David Warden , Huntington. March 28 Todd Barrett , Mr. and Mrs . Frederick Atkin , Huntington. Christine Margaret , Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn , Huntington Station. Cynthia Jeanne , Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McCa rthy, Northport. Carol Ann , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pulsonetti , North Babylon. Willia m Findley , Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rush , Northport. March 30 Julie Lynn , Mr. and Mrs. Harald Haegeland , Huntington Station. Brian Joseph , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris , Huntington. Richard Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Liam Martin , Huntington. Mark Frederick , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schulam , Northport. Debra Ann , Mr. and Mrs. Rober t Steneck , East Northport. March 30 Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeMonte , Dix Hills . Kat harine Elena . Mr. and BUM «* MM «_l MO II MCS MM H •Mrs. Owen Rees , East Northport. March 31 Steven , Mr. and Mrs . Marcelino Beni que , Huntington Station. Michelle Louise , Mr. and Mrs . Conrad Hummer , East Northport. Dawn Marie , Mr. and Mrs . Edward Morgioni , Huntington Station. April 1 John Frank , Mr. and Mrs. John Corey, East Northport. Anne Frances , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Graf , Huntington. ' Elizabeth Ann , Mr. and Mrs . Eugene Griffin , Melville. , Christopher Paul , Mr. and Mrs. Paul LeBron , Commack . Janice Lyn , Mr. and , Mrs. Kurt Schroer , East Northport. Recent Births Are Announced Long Island National Bank said this week that it plans to install in the near future , IBM' s new 360/25 computer system at Hicksville. This is the most advanced data processing system on the market. The new system wil l process all the Bank' s checking accounts , mortgages , personal and student loans and proo f and transi t procedures. Long Island National eventually plans to make computer time available to local business and industry. The bank would perform such services as payroll accounting, accounts receivable and inventory control, LI National Plans New Computer System , \^\ rTi i T ¦ ¦\* i II i i r II i m Mil HI — IUP IIIIIHW _ n— m i n i i f i inm I m P.j *T ): • \ the Sterling Process I * • ¦V:^.v ' \*£ a s the Unsurpassed i^ tfp^S' 'l^^r method for the pre - ?*& . i '%p *M : ,^ \-r ^ ' - . ' . ' \ servation and restore- wit * >& $!fe-'^- \\ :y '^'^ U tion of weddins .. ¦ ' ., • / f* .y£ :T^ A warranty is issued . . • ' ¦ ' .; ' ;¦ . ' . . ' ¦; ' ¦\' ' ¦ ; ' \&¦ ¦ /\*Tr?3 f ° r eac h sown and Sterling Process A DIVISION OF j 2079 NEW YORK AVE. . HUNTINGTON STA. | between W. 22 & 23rd St. HA 7. -8779 BRIDALS by Mario n of Cold Spring Hurbor Reg istered Bridal Consultant , . All inclusive bridal . service, photography by Paul; Mother of the bride , attendants. Abo stree t wear , knits , cotillion gowns. ; : La Couture Boutique 169 Main Street ' *' , ' .. ¦ Cold Spring Harbor 692-4571 Daniel P. CrosJey ¦ • - • « • _. • _ i-^tvxmwn-y.r- . ¦ Lomfeaffdozsl William Helf , Jr. A phone call gets you a free home survey. Discover how t surpris- p~ i^ ing l y little it costs to ¦ , ' ' ; : .1 w^/B^M^M convert to moriern gas ; : ; ; |l^W|BP ; \^ heat. Your famil y will ' ¦ T:- v lwBHoE^^I . appreciate the differ- : ¦ ' ¦ • ¦¦ ¦^P fflB|^^l^l ence. Gas heat is clean. : , ' • ¦ ¦ ill ^ M^^ fi^L Gas heat is dependable Q ^^ (no deliveries - it s Huntington , p i ped directl y into your Marty Brennan home) , Gas heat is CCO- Mjirty Brennan linn been help- nomical. It has been ««« Lci g Island Families with . . their heating problems for 3 selected b y many bf ye . rs. He can give you the facta your neighbors. on clean , dependable economi- J ° cnl heat for your home. Of courie , there ' s no obligation. m » __ _*» __ _ _ C \' 1 Mar t V Barman „t HA 7- M L#J»^0 4000 En - 260 ' Next wintor W8m7wawi0UiMw you 'll be glad you did. •\ ti .pH iM .1 t *\ . ••**> t. w*4 . > | | n ' .. it I \ The Huntington Beach Community Association annual Spring Dinner Dance will be held Saturday April 19 at the Huntington Crescent Club . Members of the dance committee are , front row, left to right , Jean Wagner-chairman; Kay Keenan-tickets and reservations , Betty Whaley-treasurer , ' Marilyn Wright-decorations. Standing in rear is Willie Mason. Other committee members not shown in picture are Ginny Cooper and Joan Yax , publicity chairman. s^affr^K wsnsg^B .335 . ' ^S^^^^^l ilfsSMfmS ^SSSS i*SF$5t£i*!i ^vP^wisS^w^xi l mmW^^^S§ ^n^^ gSlBHE WMm^ Mg* M mS flffiEK^gj^^^JPSs mfil'liwnuB^PWKVwAw^^jiKS^Bn sBKSH^SaiS^iyBSjD^gB rlwffliMWlwliwilQlwK ^Mta HUNTINGTON FEDERAL'S PASSBOOK SAVINGS SAVINGS CERTIFICATES ^^fA DID YOU KNOW that at Huntington Federal Savings you can got a big rnoney-making Savings Certificate without tho high initial investment required at othor financial institutions? • PURCHASE A SAVINGS CERTIFICATE and you Start Earning From tho Very First Day • OVER 120 FREE DIVIDEND DAYS Regular savings rocolvod by tho 10th of any month oarn from tho 1st. Mffim AND L0A N NOVATION lUS? ^SS^IIII V HUNTINQTON OFFICE: Cornur New & Corvor St*. « HA 1-3434 ' ?•fi v ^ QnEENLAWN OFFICE: 80 Oro»dw«y a AN 1 6363 Oath Officii 0p« n Otlly 9 AM lo 3 PM - ftl . Cv««. 6 lo « PM DmVt UPWNDOWS OPCN OAILY- Tlt. * PM Michael Brennan was awarded a Victor Trophy , \Oscar \ of the selling profession , by Sales & Marketing Executives of Long Island , Inc. in recognition of his excellent record in customer sales for LILCO. ' Mrs. Brennan attends him as the award presentation is made at annual Distinguished Salesman ' s Award Banquet by LILCO sales manager Robert Hickson. Mr. and Mrs. Brennan live at 15 Wiliard Way, Dix Hills. The-Suffo lk County Chapter of the American Red Cross is sponsoring a Bloodraobile for Huntington residents who wish to donate a pint of blood on Sunday, April 13 <at the . Walt Whitman Shopping Center , , Abraham and Straus entrance, facing Route 110 , Huntington Station , between the hour* of 12:30 and 5:00 P.M. _ Tbe complete procedure , open to those in good health , from 18 to 61 years old , takes only about 45 minutes. , A donation of one pint annually will protect the famSy includin g all children under 19, in case of any emergency. For further information , contact the • local Red Cross at Hamilton 3-0307. I - i ' mrnTvT * Bloodmobile Here To Accept Donations
