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Added 450 , 000 to Draw SS Pay While Working Beginning in 1961 , an additional 450 , 000 peop le will be able to draw some social security monthl y benefits while they are working, Curtis R. Lee , manager of the Patchogue district office , said this week. Mr. Lee pointed out that a provision of the new social security amendments changes the rules for determining how earnings from work affect a person ' s right to re- ceive monthly benefits. He explain- ed further that the following rules remain unchanged: 1. Anyone earning $1 , 200 or less during a year will still be entitled to receive his full social security check for every month of the year; 2. Anyone who has reached his seventy second birthday will still be abe to receive his full social securit y check for every month no matter how much he works and how much he earns; 3. A person will not have any deduction from his social security check for any month that his ear- nings as an employee are $100 or less or , if he is self-emp loyed , for any month that he does not do sub- stantial work in his business. i> The change made by the recent amendments affects the social se- curity beneficiary whose earnings from employment or self-emp loy- ment go over $1 , 200 a year , Mr. Lee exp lained . For earnings from $1 , 200 to $1 , 500 , $1 in social se- curity benefits will be deducted for each $2 of earnings. For any earn- ings over $1 , 500 $1 of social se- curity benefits will be deducted for each $1 in earnings. Under the old rule , which remains in effect until the end of I960 , a person is re- quired to g ive up his entire month- ly social security check for every $80 or part of $80 by which his earnings go over $1 , 200. \The change in the new law eliminates the possibility that a person may lose considerably more in social security than he earns from his worn—a possibility that existed under the old law , \ Mr. Lee said. He further stated that there are 11 , 100 , 000 people of 65 years of age or over wno are either receiv- ing regular monthly benefits or would be receiving them if the family breadwinner was not work- ing. Of these , about 2 , 000 , 000 will be affected b y the change in the law on the payment of social se- curity checks to peop le who are working. 1 , 400 , 000 of them have not app lied for payments because they are making over $2 , 080 a year , the annual earnings fi gure that generally prevents a person from receiving any social security checks under the old law. Mr. Lee advised that anyone who may be eligible for social security benefits but who has not yet made a claim for them because he is working, should call at the social security office at 38 Oak Street , Patchogue , to inquire about benefits that may be payable under the new law . A pamphlet covering all the changes made by the 1900 amendments is available free at the Patchogue district office. AMERICAN TERMITE CONTRO L CO. THOMAS LIGUORI , Owner Latest Scientific Methods of TERMITE PROOFING NO MONEY DOWN — 3 YEARS TO PAY Residential — Industrial — Commercial • 5 YRS. BONDED GUARANTEE • FREE ESTIMATES O UNLETTERED TRUCKS • FOG SERVICE Certificates Issued in Accordance with FHA Minimum Property Standards ALL TYPES INSECT & VERMIN CONTROL Over 23 Years ' Reliable Service in Suffolk and Nassau I GRover 5-0056 f * * 303 Yaphank Road East Patchogue PR Aide Is Named At Adel phi , Sayville . GARDEN CITY — The appoint- ment of Mrs. Barbara Viafora to the post of development coordina- tor for the Adelphi College .Suffolk Division at Sayville was announced here last week by Dr. Paul Daw- son Eddy, president of the col- lege. Mrs. Viafora is a graduate of Centerport School , Huntington High .School and Cortland State Teachers College . She was pre- viousl y with the Hugenot YMCA in New Roehelle , as girls ' and women ' s director and was com- munity relations director for the Southside Hosp ita l in Bay Shore. She is also a member of the Bay Shore Business and Profes- sional Women ' s Club , the Long Island Public Relations Associa- tion , secretary; the New York State YMCA ' Physical Education Committee , the Huntington Town- shi p YMCA Physical Education Committee and the Huntington Young Republican Club. , As development coordinator in Sayville , Mrs. Viafora , in private life Mrs. Michael Viafora of 109 Taft Crescent , Centerport , will co- ordinate development and public relations efforts for the Sayville division , in which capacity she will assist W. Warren B. Eickelberg, director of development and public | relations of Adelphi College. Horan Reelected To Second Term As Hospital Hd. BAY SHORE — Stanley G. Horan of Great River Road , Great River , was re-elected for a second term as president of the hoard of trustees of Southside Hospital, Bay Shore , at the annual meeting held recently. Other officers elected were: G. Gorton Baldwin , Babylon , first vice president; Frederic J. Schroe- der . West Islip, second vice presi- dent; Eugene F. Moran , Jr., Bright- waters, secretary and Edward J. Martin of Isli p . treasurer. Re-elected as trustees for three- year terms were : Frank Gulden , Isli p; Stanley G. Horan , Great River; Daniel Levy, Bay Shore; Eugene F. Moran , Jr., ' Bright- waters ; Joseph A. Pinter , Bright- waters; Frederic J. Schroeder , West Islip; Robert E. Thornhill , Sayville and Leslie Weiss of Beil- port. Additional trustees continuing as board members are : John P. G. Bates , West Sayville; Gerard T. Baxter , Bay Shore ; Dave L. Ben- stock , Brig htwaters ; Theodore Eve- ritt , Bellport; Gerard Hallock , Islip; Buell Hollister , Islip; Elmer L. Jefferson , West Islip; John E. King, Jr., Islip; Walter A. Miller , Bay Shore ; F. E. Newbold , Jr., Islip; Dudley S. Norton , Babylon; Robert A. Pinkerton , E. Islip and Simon Seley of Bay Shore. Mr. Horan announced the elec- tion of W. Huntting Howell of East Islip, as a new member of the board . Mr. Howell , a long time resident of East Islip, is a vestry- man of Emmanuel Church Great River and was formerly president and trustee of the Hewlett School for Girls, East Islip. 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SPfgHH&lj&l *g$ &W A ^3&&8& A&y &VTB «3sB& M • \ t+ f Bm ^miBBBmam ^BmmBmp K ^mTMmmwBmB ^ ¦» t jj jSn!WrtV^i % K !?* *»!jCj ^n9rwjff ^\\ ffifl^nrrr *^ < nff ivff itff iSm. \^s JE .* &&&• !> &? TfJjK-raffBEfsPrl CORAM on Route 25 at Intersection of Route 112 Plenty of Free Parking Wainwri g ht to Submit To Sachem Students ' Quiz at Panel Forum LAKE RONKONKOMA—-Mem- bers of the Sacliem High School Current Events Ciub will question Representative Stuyvesant Wain- wright in a meet-the-press type of panel discussion today, it lias been announced by Sachem Prin- ci pal Richard A. Berger. The meet- ing will be held in the high school auditorium at lU:4o a. m. The puuiic is invited. iUr. W amwiigiit , who represents the first Congressional District , accepted this invitation from the emu last spring. Alter ins own brief preliminary talk , he will be questioned tor about a naif hour uy bucticm students Stephen Day, Kaenene Singer , Mary Trapani and Barbara Ue Angelis. Questions ii' um the audience will follow. l ne Current Events Club , form- ed last year under the guidance of 1'acuity Advisor Vincent Lombardi , of Sachem s Citizenship Education department , meets every other week to discuss important issues of the day. It routinely dissemi- nates background information on public problems to the rest of the school b y publicizing timel y radio and TV programs and calling at- tention to outstanding press cov- erage. This year the club will main- tain a weekly news map on the school bulletin board. Its members will visit newspaper offices and TV studios , as well as touring Columbia University and the UN. Seton Hall Yearbook Rated 'A' Excellent The Milestones , yearbook of Seton Hall Co-educational High School , Patchogue , has been awarded the A (excellent) by the National School Yearbook Asso- ciation , the national rating serv- ice for yearbooks which is affiliat- ed with the Photolith , the nation ' s only yearbook magazine. This service is located in Columbia , Mo., site of the Missouri School of Journalism. In making this earl y report , officials stated that the book rated in the upper 20 per cent of books .scored thus far. NSYA is wide l y- known for its earl y reports on yearbooks , the thoroughness -with which judges analyze and evaluate work of the staff , and the detailed suggestions offered to help new staffs. Duryea Campaign Really Flying MAKES GOOD USE OF PLANE: GETTING READY » £ £ &£ . from his home base in Montauk to fly to political rally is Perry B. Duryea , Jr. Candi- date for State Assembly takes to air daily in his rounds of Suffolk County and is \flying \ for office instead of running for it. rRppTIMir Perry B. Duryea , Jr., candi- ' iny, left . Campai gn is first in which Suffolk VJlVl-aL.lUlVJ1 date for Assembl y as he ar- candidate, has used air transportation to cover rives at JMacArthur Airport to attend political u:„ j ;cf„ : „ f forum is Suffolk County Sheriff Charles Dom- S mslrl ? t - Perry B. Duryea , Jr., campaign-, ing for the State Assembl y, - is running for office in a new way. The 38-year-old Montauk candi- date , a World- \ War II- Navy'pilot , believes in speed and is \fl ying \ fori office. , ( . --• ¦ - . In order to get around the First Assembl y District compris- ing the Towns of , Brookhaven , Riverhead , Southold , Southampto n and East Hampton , Mr: Duryea takes off dail y from Montauk Air- port in a twin eng ine Pi per Apache , fl ying to meetings and •^rallies all over the county. > Unlike most candidates , he did not , - wait for Fall to kick off -his ' campaign , • but . started the day after: he received' his nomination in March. He has-spoken at more than> a hundred gatherings since then. . ! Mr. Duryea is making his first bid for political office in seeking the State Assembly post. 'How- ever , he has long been active: in politics as a committeeman and a member of the Republican Execu- tive Committee , hel ping to shape the policies of the party in Suf- folk County. If elected to office , he intends to commute to and from Albany by plane. Mr. Duryea says , \J\ like tne idea pf being able to get home within a short time , keeping in touch with my constituents while the leg islature is in session. \ This fast moving candidate , equall y well versed in discussing school problems , politics , fishing, flying and government is , with his speedy transportation , available for speaking engagements any- where in the county. NOTICIAS SEMANALES EN ESPANOL POR Julia y Manolo P. O. B. 257 . Selden telefono SElden 2-6074 Notieias civicas . . . Sept. 13. — En el mitin de la Directiva del Munucipio de Brookhaven , los cap i- tanes de la Policia , Sres. Chiuchiolo y Clark , del quinto y sexto Pre- cintos , respeetivamente , reportaron que gracias a la cooperacion de la poiicia auxiliar , a los departa- nientos de Ineeudios y a los de- partamentos de Carreteras del Estado y de la Ciudad , se evita- ron muchas desgracias y desper- 1 ' ectos a pesar del impulse que trajo el huracan \Donna \ , por lo tanto cl Concejal John J. Foley, pidio se diera un voto de gracias y se felicitara a los emp leados de la Ciudad por su gran labor. . . — Con objeto de que los duenos de propiedades , hagan un estudio mas comp lete de la ordcianza para el uso de Groat South Beach , la Di- rectiva del A yuntamiento ha fi- jado una fecha para una audiencia publica en el Ayuntamiente , esta sera el dia In de Noviembre a las ::30 p. m., tddos los interesados , tendran oportunidad para expresar sus opiniones , asi la ultima deci- sion , sera lo mas equitativa posi- ble . . . —- ' Noticias sociales . . . Para cele- brar el oump leanos de los mellizos , Steve y Gus Gracia , tuvo luga r una fiesta el dia 14 de Septiembre en casa de los Sres. Mary y Do- mingo Gracia , de Canaan Lake , padres de los agasajados. Asistie- ron a la reunion , Ana , esposa de Steve e hijo , Steve , Jr. ; Marie , esposa de Gus e hijos , Philip y Susan; Abby y Eduardo Gracia e hijas , Deborah y Karen y un sin fin de amigos que disfrutaron mucho ... — La Srta . Margarita Morales , de Selden y Nueva York , tambien celebro su cumpleanos , este fue el dia 20 de Septiembre y la fiesta tuv o lugar en su casa en Elm- hurst con sus papas Ana y John Morales , de Elmhu ' rst , N. Y., asis- tiendo , ademas de sus hermanos Wohn Jr. y Alanolito , su abuelo paterno , Sr. Lorenzo Morales; aoueios maiernos , Sres. llorten- sia y Manuel f ' aiquero; sus tios , Herininia y Luis Lisbon e hijo An- tonio; Guillermo y Alary Kal- quero e hijos Bill y Alary; Victor y ivlarta r ' alquero; Ana y Tom MeAlanus e hijos; Benuuiette y Jose Aloralse e hijos y nuichos amigos. La fiesta fue muy alegre y deseamos a Margarita mucous I feiicidades ... — El i>r. Alfredo L. Scovasso , de 1-armingviile y Nueva York , con- gi ego en su domicilii) , en la calie 33, en Nueva York , a un grupo de antistatics , para conineniorar el aniversario de su naciimeuto , que t ' ue el dia 22 de Septiembre; el agape resulto auimadi.simo y todos pasaro n un rati) estupendo ... — La notable y glamorosa estrella del cine Mejicano , Silvia Pinel, salio desde Idlewild , via TWA , para Madrid , Espana , en donde ticne contrato para importante trabajo cinematografico , y ha- blando de arte ; el actor , lleno de personalidad y simpatia . Tony Martinez , que hace el papel de \Peppino \ en la serie de la tele- vision , \The Real McCoys \ , ha couseguido reunir , por medio de Uamadas telefonieas , la cantidad de mas de medio millon de dolares , para la ayuda de la Paralisis Cerebra l , (Cerebral Palsy) ... — Cuando Dinah Shore hizo las tres pcliculas en color , en Europa re- cientemente , una de ellas fue fil- mada en Espana y Portugal , y en esa , tomo parte el Dr. Alfonso de la Morena , de 23 anos de edad , que hace 3 anos descubrio que tenia vOz , y que segun Dinah , es mas potente que la de Mario Lanza. Alfonso es hijo de un general del Ejercito ' Militar de Espana. Tam- bien . actua con ellos , el gran baila- dor del arte flamenco , Escu- dero ... — Tenemos gusto en anunciar , la llegada de nuevos residentes , a los que les deseamos suerte y damos la bienvenida , cstos son: Sra. James Rodriguez , 656 Scherger Avenue , No. Heli port , N. Y., y Sra. Uitnald .Marques, ^(H) sv avorly Ave- nue , Aledloid , N. Y. . . . — r.i joven Eugene Rosado , hijo de los Sres. kicnani Rosado , de Selden , N. V , actualmeiite cumplieiulo su servicio militar con la Marina de lo.s Estudos Unidos de America , se encuentra en el U. S. Naval Hosp ital en Great Lakes, Illinois , pero afortunailamente. esta recu- jieranilo con gran rnp idez; el jo- \en Resado que estudia electroni- cos , paso sus exmanes brillante- mente; lo felicitamos y le desea- mos un pronto rostablecimien- to . . . — Karen Marie , hijita de los Sres. Michael Guerra , de Gregory Drive , Ronkonkoma , fue bauti- zada en ,a Ing lesia Catalica Ro- marui de St. Jose , el dia 11 de Septiembre. Despues de la cere- moniii , los Sres. Guerra , celebraron una reeepcion en honor de su hi- jita. Los invitados fueron muchos y cntre ellos , estaban: Sra. Marie Dolson , de Lake Ronkonkoma , que fue madrina; Sr. Edward GueiTa , de Elmont , que fue padrino; los abuelos maternities. , Sres. Arthur Snow; los abuelos paternales , Sres . Michael Guerra , de Elmont; Sres. William AIcGee , de Centereach y Srta. Alary Ann Capola , de Brook- l yn . . . — El editor y publicador del perio- dico , quiere tratar otra forma para la columma , asi que , ahora ira mas corta hasta que se organice el nuevo formato. . . Hasta la vista.
