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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NPTJCE-QE SR5C1AL PCTR1CT M££L1J G Union Free School District No. 32 of the Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special district meeting of the qualified voters of Union Free School District No, 32 of the Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York , will be held at the place in each school elec- tion district hereinafter set forth on the 13th day of January, 1965 , at I«4S o ' clock P.M ., Eastern Standard Time , at which the polls will be kept open between the hours of 2:00 o ' clock P.M, and 9j00 o ' clock P .M., Eastern Stand- ard Time , for the purpose of voting by voting machine upon the following proposition: PROPOSITION Shall the following resolu- tion be adopted , to wit: RESOLVED , that the Board of Education of Union Free School District No. 32 of the Town of Bro okhaven , Suffolk County, New York , is hereby authorized: a) To purchase 26 sixty-pas- senger school buses at a . maximum estimated cost of $7 , 000 each , for a total estimated cost of $182 , 000; an4 b) To construct on the present school site locatedonMastic Beach Road a bus main- tenance garage , including o- rlginal furnishings , equip- ment , machinery and ap- paratus , and the grading and improvement of the site thereof , at a maximum esti- mated cost , Including inci- dental expenses , of $75 , 000; and that the sum of $257 , 000. being the aggregate of the a- foresald amounts , or so much thereof as may be necessary, shall be raised by the levy of a tax upon the Taxable property of said School District and col- lected in annual installm ents as provided in Section 416 of the Education Law , and in anti- cipation of such tax , obligations of said School District shall be issued. NOTICE IS HERE BY FUR- THER GIVEN that , pursuant to Section 2014 of the Educa- tion Law , personal registration Of voters _ is required and no person shall be entitled to vote ' at said special district meeting ' whose name does not appear on the register of said School Dis- trict. Persons who registered at the annual meeting ln May, 1964 , or for the special district meeting held on June 23 , 1964 , are not required to register again for said special district meeting to be held January 13 , 1965. Mem- bers of the Board of Registration will meet at the place hereinafter designated in each election dis- trict on January 6 , 1965 , between the hours of 2:00 o ' clock P.M. and 9j00 o ' clock P.M., Eastern Stand- ard Time , to prepare the register of the School District for each election district and any person shall be entitled to have his name placed upon such register , pro - vided that at such meeting of the members of the Board of Regis- tration he is known or proven to the satisfaction of said members to be then or thereafter entitled to vote at said special district meeting to be held January 13 , 1965. Members of said Board of Registration will meet , as afore- said , in Election District No. 1 at Nathaniel Woodhull Ele- mentary School , and ln Election District No. 2 at William Floyd School. The register of the School District so prepared will beflled in trie office of the School District Clerk where the same will be open for Inspection b y any qualified voter of the School District between the hours of 10:00 o ' - clock A.M. and 4 -©0 o ' clock P.M., Eastern Standard Time , on each of the five days prior to and the day set for said special district meeting, except Sunday, January 10 , 1965. NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR- THER GIVEN that the place ln each election district where said special district meeting will be held , including a description of each election district , is as fol- lows: Election District No. 1 Place of special district meet- ing: Nathaniel Woodhull, Ele- mentary School Description of election dis- trict: Beginning at the point of intersection of Suffolk Boule- vard or Smith Road and Bres- ton Drive West; thence easterly along Breston Drive West to WilliamFloyd Parkway; thence southerly along William Floyd Parkway to Appel Drive; thence easterly along Appel Drive tO j Floyd Road; thence southeast-; erly to Mastic Road to Turn- ' pike Road; thence northerly ! along Mastic Road or Turn- pike Road to Quay Avenue; ' thence easterly along Quay A venu e to Wavecrest Drive; ) thence southeasterly \ along; Wavecrest Drive to the West Line of Lot 640 , Mastic Acres ,! Unit 1; thence northerly along < the west line of said lot to an Imaginary line; thence south- easterly along said line to Lon ' s Creek and along the cen- ter of Lon ' s Creek to Forge River; thenc e southerly along Forge River across Moriches Bay and Fire Island Beach eo the Atlantic Ocean; thence westerly along the ocean shore to a point west of Baybright OziM; thence easterly along Esyi-r^t Drive tc Fawn Piece and Tallwood Drive; thence northerly from this point and cofJdcuiRg northerly along Suf- folk Boulevard or Smith \ Road to Breston Drive West; the point or place of beginning. SL<^-mglateteLflfl-<2 Place of special district meet- ing; William Floyd School Description of election dis- trict; Beginning at the point of Intersection of Suffolk Boule- vard or Smith Road and Bres- ton Drive West; thence north- erly along Suffolk Boulevard or Smith Road to Montauk High- way, then continuing northerly along River Road to a point midway between Sunset Drive and Ridgewood Drive; thence easterly along this point to Up- ton Boulevard; thence south- erly along Upton Boulevard to to a point just north of Sun- set Drives thence easterly a- long this point to Grand A ve- nue; thence easterly along this point across Mastic Flight Strip and continuing easterly along Grove Drive and along Dongan Boulevard to Middle Island Road; thence southerly along Middle Island Road tc Montauk Highway and continu- ing southerly along a point at the head of Old Neck Creek; thence southerly along the mid- dle of Old Neck Creek to a point Just south of the Forge River; thence westerly along this point and continuing north- westerly along Wavecrest Drive to Quay A venue; thence westerly along Quay Avenue to Mastic Road; thence south- westerly along Mastic Road to a point west of Peeker Ave- nue; thence northwesterly a- long this point to Floyd Road and Appel Drive; thence west- erly along Appel Drive to Wil- liam Floyd Parkway; thence northerly along William Floyd Parkway to Breston Drive West; thence westerly along Breston Drive West to Suffolk Boulevard or Smith Road , the point or place of beginning. An informational meeting will be held on January 12 , 1965 , at 8-00 o ' clock P.M. , Eastern Standard Time , at the William Flo/d School in said District. Dated: Shirley, New York December 14 , 1964. UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 32 OF THE TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN SUFFOLK COUNTY , NEW YORK By ALFRED H. ROECKLEIN School District Clerk (LI ADVANCE j -72556 - 12/17 to 1/7) STATE OF NEW YORK SU PREME COURT: SUFFOLK COUNTY —,_ _ —— x BAY SHORE FEDER- : AL SAVINGS AND : LOAN ASSOCIATION , : a savings and loan as- • soeiation organized : NOTICE and existing unde r the : laws of th«^United : OF State s of America , : Plaintiff , SALE -against : JOHN M. NUNN , JR ., and ROSE NUNN , his : wife , THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK , : ABRAHAM ZELONY , BIANCO MOTORS. : INC., Defendants. : m X IN PURSUANCE of a judgment of Foreclosure and Sale duly granted in the above-entitled ac-i tion and entered In the Suffolk County Clerk' s Office on the 14th day of December , 1964 , 1, WIL- LIAM F. CLAIR , the undersigned ,. Referee in said Judgment named , will sell at public auction in front, of the Brookhaven Town Hall , Town of Brookhaven , Village of. Patchogue , New York , on the 29th day of January, at 11:00a.m., the premises describe d In s aid judg- ment as follows: ALL those certain lots , pieces or parcels of land , with the buildings and improvements thereon , situate , lying and being at Mastic , in the Town of Brook- haven , County of Suffolk and State of New York , known and desig- nated as lot 2606 and part of lot 2607 on a certain map entitled , \Map of Mastic Acres , Unit 5\ i and filed in the Suffolk County 4 } Clerk ' s Office on January 19 , 1946 , as map number 1465 , which said lot and part of lot when tak- en together are bounded and des- cribed S3 follows: BEGINNING at a point on the westerly side of Monroe Street where the division line between lots 2605 and 2606 as shown on aforesaid map intersects same , said point being distant 266.93 feet northerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northerly side of Meadowmere Avenue and the westerly side of Monroe Street; running thence North 88* 07' 50\ West 162.50 feet , running thence North 1 ° 52' 10\ East 90 feet; running thence South 88° 07' 50\ East 162.50 feet to the westerly side of Mon- roe Street, running thence along the westerly side of Monroe Street , South 1* 52' 10\ West 90 feet to the point or place of be- ginning. SUBJ ECT TO zoning ordi- nances and building regulations of any municipal authority having jurisdiction over the premises. SUBJECT to covenants , re- strictions and easements of rec- ord , if any. - , TOGETHER with all the right , title and interest of the mort- gagor In and io the Mnd Inthe bed of the street or highway In front of the premises above described to the center line thereof. y. iLLLUI F. CLAIR , ESQ. Referee Dated at Bay Shore , New York this 15th day of December , 1964. WESTERBEKE & FENSTERER , ESQS. Attorneys for the Plaintiff 138 West Main Street Bay Shore , New York 11707 (L.L ADVANC E #2562 - 12/24 to 1/14) NOTICE TO BIDDE RS Board of Education Union Free School District No. 34 Suffolk County, Town of Brook- haven Center Moriches , New York Sealed Bids for Library Furni- ture for East Moriches Ele- mentary School , East Mo riches , New York , will be received by the Board of Education , Union Free School District No. 34 , Town of Brookhave n , Suffolk County , East Moriches , New York , at the East Moriches School , East Moriches , New York , until 3:00 P. M . E.S. T. Jan- uary 22 , 1965. The information to Bidders, Form of Bid , Form of Contract , Plans and Specifications may be examined at the office of Charles W. Rothery, A.I.A., Architect , 20 Church Street , Patchogue , New York. The Board of Education , Union Free School District No. 34 , Town of Brookhaven , East Mo- riches , New York , reserves the right to waive any informalities in or to reject any or all bids. No bidde r may withdraw his bid within 45 days after the actual date of the opening there- of. BY ORDE R OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT #34 TOWN OF BROOKHAVE N SUFFOLK COUNTY , NEW YORK E. A. Lowell SCHOOL DISTRICT CLERK (LI ADVANCE #2589-1/7) The American economy can be exposed to ccntiais xa ez$ss& in 1965 , thoi-gh probably at a slower rate than In 1964 , econo- mists sey. MASTIC B EACH Mrs. Sera Goodman , 281-5*1 3 J Edward Kaminski , son of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Kaminski of Magnolia Drive was 11 years old December 27 , and celebrated with a family birthday party and cake. CLASSIFIED ADS for th* people residing- in the Moriches Bey Are*. may be placed by calling- B7S-1000—Adr. On Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dammer of Over- look Drive entertained Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Dammer of Com- mack and their children , Laurie and June , Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dammer of Hicksville and their children , Gene , Jr. , Mary Lou , Linda , Chris and Denise , and Mr. and Mrs. Don Collins of Mastic Beach and their childre n , Diane and Karen. Guests at their home December 29 were Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Specht of Babylon and daughter , Marylyn. Chris Nappe , son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nappe of Laurel- ton Drive , was two years old December 22 and celebrated with a party December 20. Among the guests were his gra ndparents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nappe of Commack , Donald Nappe , his uncl e and godfather and Mrs . Clair Hasner , of St. Albans , his godmother. Steven Tho ma s , eight years old , of Carle Place , Mr. Nappe ' s nephew end godchild , visited Mr. and Mrs. Nappe for a week . In MASTIC BEACH, The Lett* htasnd Adr*nce 1, on sale at C & S Delicatessen , Cardunone ' t , Sal Bada- raentl' s , Dick' s Self-Service, M. B. Delicatessen , Harer ' e. M. B. Pharmacy. Joe ' * Market and Fred' s Delicatessen — Adr. Guests at the home of Mr. end Mrs. Donald Bull of Cypress Drive for the Christmas week- end were Mrs. Bull' s brother- in-law and siste r , Mr, and Mrs. Harry Strauss , and her brother , Sebastian Carannte , allof Brook - lyn. Lisa Arji Vene , infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vene of Overlook Drive , was christen- ed December 6 at St. J ude ' s R. C . Church by the Rev. Father Wil- liam Reilly. The godfather is Lawrence Ciancis of Valley Stream and tiro godmother , Mrs . Lena Zaldualdo of Kew Gardens. Following the christening, a re- ception was held at Mr, and Mrs. Vene * s home for 25 guests. Lisa Ann was born October 29 et Brookhave n Memorial Hospi- tal. Mr. and Mrs. Vene also have a son , Douglas. A twenty-thrid wedding anni- versary was celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Sal DeCarlo of Cra n- berry Drive with a Dinner party at their home. On December 28 Jenine Valillo celebrated herthirdblrthdaywith a party and birthday coke for 15 children. Mr. and Mrs. Al Rolon of Woodland Drive entertained their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bruno of Patcho- gue , on Christmas eve and Christmas day, and attended a Christmas eve party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pidgeon. On December 27 Mr. and Mrs. John Carnesi were guests at a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rolon. They en- tertained at e Christmas gather- ing December 29 Mr, and Mrs. Gus Pidgeon and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Giambale. Mr. and Mrs. Wamplerof Bay- ' view Drive, visited Mr . Wamp- ler ' s mother , Mrs. Virginia Wampkr of Linvllle , Va., for Christmas , where they met Mr. Wampler ' s brothers , who m they, hadn ' t seen in five years , Dr. Fred Wampler , a medical mis- sionary from India and Dr. Galen Wampler , a medical missionary from Puerto Rico. Spending Christmas with their parents , Mr , and Mrs. William Scheu of Queen Road , vere their son , Seaman William Scheu , who was home on leave from the U . S. Navy in the Carolines , and their daughter , Miss Muriel Scheu , a registered nurse at Kings County Hospital in Brook- lyn. Cdsuperiso ii (Continued from Pag e I) district-owned buses , made by the Division of School Business Management , State Education De- partment , contends that the cost of a district-owned bus system is lower. Their figures show that In 1966-67 , for example , it would cost an estimated $196 , 200 for the district to contract for buses , while the district-owned system could op- erate for $175 , 420 . While taxes being the Impor- tant point , most residents would wonder how this cost difference affects them. The summary estimated that over a six-year period , from 1965 to 1971 , the district would have to raise by taxation a total of $234 , 225 to pay fr contract busing; while under the district-owned system , the sic-year total costs would be $203 , 140. These totals , however , do not show extra-curriculum activi- ties , field trips , etc. The cur- rent contract Includes an extra $25 , 000 for this purpose. If this amount were to be applied to the costs , lt would add a $150 , 000 spread between the two systems , oever the six-year period with the district-owned system lower. Of this maount , system lowe r of this amount system lower. Of this amount however , operating costs must be paid by both systems , which would total an estimated $10 , 000 per year , covering salaries , bus operating expenses. This would leave an estimated $90 , 000 left , over the six-year period, for a saving by the district-owned sys- tem , since It has been said that the district-owned buses would be avallabe for this use. There are those who will say , •'This all sounds good in theory, but will It work that way. To find the answer let ' s check with the Sachem Central School , System #5 , which em- ploye s both contract busing and maintains a district-owned fleet. In a cost analysis estimate which had been made for the 1963-64 school year , the district estimated that it would run their 16 district-owned buses at a cost of $5 , 562.47 per unit . At the same dme they would employ 16 additional buses through con- tract , which would cost them an school year , the district es- timated that it would run their 16 district-owned buses at a cost of $5 , 562.47 per unit. At the same time they would employ 16 additional buses through contract , which would cost them an estimated $6 , 295 per bus for the year. The diet- , rict-owned bus total included a number of extra activity trips , while the contract buses did not Where ls this savings coming from? Several areas. First, CONGREGATI ON MEWS MASTIC BEACH - The next regular meeting of Congregation B*Nal Shalom will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Mastic Beach Hebrew Censer on Neighborhood Road. The Sisterhood of Congregation B*Nal Shalom will hold a card ratty at the Mastic Beach Hebrew Center on Neighborhood Road on Tuesday, at 8 p.m. Refresh- ments and Prizes will be avail- able. Everyone is welcome. REPUBLICAN MEETING MASTIC - The regular meet- ing of the Mastic-Shirley Rep- uBlican Club will take place at 8 p,m. on Tuesday at the Mastic Fire Hall. Everyone is welcome. Refreshments -will be served. TOPS TO MEET , SHIRLEY - The Silhouette Chapter of TOPS meets at 8p.m. today at the Shirley L. I. Tax- payers Clubhouse. Anyone Is welcome to attend the meeting. * * * the private bus company must expect to make a profit on their buses. Secondly, the district- owned system , through the buy- ing power of the state can cut costs to some degree. For example , gasoline costs could be cut because the state does not pay the gas tax on their pur- chases. This would bring the district cost for gasoline down to an estimated ten cents per gallon price paid by most bus companies. The big question which has been asked is should the district go into the busing business , or should lt remain soley ln the educational field. This Is the question which district residents will answer Wednesday. LADIES MEETING SET MASTIC - The Ladles * Auxil- iary of the Mastic Fire Depart- ment will meet at 8 pjn. Jan- uary 14 at the Mastic Fire De- partment KalL » 0 • YULE PARTY HELD MASTIC BEAC H - The Good- fellows Social Club held a Christ- mas Party for about 300 child- ren at the Mastic Beach Demo- cratic Club December 20. Santa Claus distributed toys to the children , who later enjoyed the soda . Ice cream and candy. The next meeting of the Good- fellows Social Club will be held Sunday, at Schulte ' s Stable on Neighborhood Road. LEGION MEETING SET MASTIC BEACH - The next regular meeting of the American Legion Arthur H. Clune Post 1533 will be held at 8 p.m. Tues- day at Legion Hall on Mastic Beach Road. « « « COLUMBIETTES SCHEDULE \ MASTIC BEAC H - The Col- umbiettes have changed their regular meeting night , and their meeting place. The next meet- ing will be held at 3 p.m. Tues- day at the Shirley Taxpayers As- sociation on Grandview Drive ln Shirley. The Columbiettes will hold a card party at 8 p.m, J anuary 20 at the Mastic Beach Property Owners on Neighborhood Road and Orchid Drive. Everyone Is welcome. HOME UNIT MEETING MASTIC BEACH - The Shir- ley-Mastic unit of the Home Dem- onstration Department will meet at 8 pjn. Wednesday attheGrace Lutheran Church , Mastic Beach. Tbe Becond lessonithe ABC' s of Sewing will be given by Project Leader , Mrs. Frances Sigis- monti. Anyone interested in joining the unit may do so by attending any meeting. YACHT CLUB CELEBRATION MASTIC - About 125 persons attended the annual New Year ' s Eve Party of the Forge Rivei- Boat Club New Year ' s Eve. A cold -buffet supper was served. Recorded music was available for dancing, and the usual New Year ' s Eve souvenirs were , available. Herbert Richter was chairman of the affair. LEGION LADIES MEETING MASTIC BEACH - The next meeting of the Ladles ' Auxiliary of the American Legion Arthur H. Chme Post 1533 will be held « m- - ' fit 8:30 p.Tn. January 14 at the Legion Hall on Mastic Beach Road, Mrs. Virginia Cerullo , Suffolk County Chairman of tha American Legion Auxiliary, will be the guest speaker. All mem- bers are requested to attend. * * • BOARD MEETING SET MASTIC BEACH - The next meeting of the Board of Dir- ectors of the Mastic Beach Pro- perty Owners Association will be held on Saturdny at 1 p.m. January 16 at their clubhouse. There will be no membership meeting In February. — — m SANTA GIVES GIFTS MASTIC BEAC H - About 100 children attended the Mastic Beach Republican Club' s Christ- mas Party held recently - Santa Claus distributed gifts to all the children. The next meeting of the Mastic Beach Republican Club will be held at 8 p.m. January 26 at the Mastic Beach Property Owners Association on Nelghber- hood Road. RUMMAGE SALE SET CENTER MORICHES » St, John ' s Episcopal Church willhold a rummage sale tomorrow be- tween the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., at the church on Rail- road Avenue. Clothing, books and miscellaneous items will be available. SOCIETY MEETS CENTER MORICHES - The Holy Name Society of St. John ' s R . C . Church held Its first meet- ing of the year , and members were urged not to neglect their duties In attending these meet- ings. The members will re- ceive their monthly Holy Com- munion Sunday, at the 8 a.m. Mass. Shir Sey and | Masti c Acres ' Mra. Alice Schul* 231-9378 Birthday greetings tb Diane Henck of Sunset Drive , whocele- brate s her frst birthday January 10. Miss Caroline HahnI , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William HahnI of Broadway, returned to Pots- dam College Saturday, after spending the holidays at the home of her parents. In SHIRLEY. The Long Island Ad- vance U on Dale at Jamie ' , Delicatessen , Grocery Mart and Vlto ' a Luncheonette. —Ad- .. Mr. and Mrs . Robert Klimc- zak of Revilo Avenue were hosts Christmas day at a family dinner party, in honor of Mrs. Rose Oppenheimer ' s birthday, which was December 25. Over 25 peo- ple attended the affair. A special birthday cake , inscribed , \Happy Birthday. Grandrna \ , was served. Mrs . Oppenheimer is Mr.Kllmc- zak' s grandmother. \Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Papa of Manor Drive spent New Year ' s eve as guests of rhoir son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Papa cf Mastic Beach. On New Year ' s day, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Papa were hosts at New Year ' s dinner to their two sons and daughtera-ln-law , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Papa , and family of Mastic Beach; and Mr. and Mrs. David Papa of Shirley. CLASSIFIED ADS for the people residing in tha Moriches Bay Ares. may be placed hy caning B78-16«»—Adv. Mr. and Mrs . Melvin Collins of Rugby Drive spent Christmas day as guests of their son-in- law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. J oseph Stalllne of South Ozone Park . In the evelng, the entire Stallone family accompanied the Collins to their home , where they were guests fr several days. On Saturday, the Collins and Stallones enjoyed a second Christmas dinner as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin B. Collins , J r., of Riverhead. The Senior (Continued on Page 3) r ¦\¦—-» _ „ ... ,..,„,. I For Any Occoalen , ' ~f i Send. . , *{_ i _Wtf_ hff ht ^^ L- f ^I J [ __^__\ F$&web&%y B y ROADSIDE Mo wan Telegraphic) Anywh«r» #3% R0ABSIB E ^^GREEHHOUSE Morftauk Hwv, 878-1383 Canter Morlchon f I HEW S imp lified : clothss ff rfisfi . o.. c m „.ii.d < ? ,, „ ™ Temperature < Ei r '' ^$j3@i Vow Con ' f Wo * 9 4 p - —^ S^^^^^^' j w ith the < ; * * * 7 ^f^ 4 m mm: D > ' '¦H 6l ,TII B BRYE9 : * ^ ^^^lft|ML fJJjiP'^ L«»s Vent Kit ] ''^lafflS ^ MODEl. 8-418 D ] ' y -^^HH^P^W^- McGRAW ST. j mr f mmm mmMFf r M.Y , l ^J ^mdmAm ^ a-si-8383 • Members of Center Moriche s Senior Girl Scout Troop 23 have been busy making posters , handing out handbills and gen- erally trying to get the public Interested In donating their old Christmas trees to the \Save Our Dunes \ project. A lthough much of the shoreline west from ed on , the area East from , that point has never been touched, poiift has never been toched. This part of the shore front ls being designated to the Girl Scouts and the girls are hoping that people will bring their trees to Helms Florist on West Mon- tauk Highwa y January 9 where they will be picked up and used to build up the dunes on the beach. If the trees are placed In front of homes Mervin Lane has volunteered ro pick them up by truck Jankary 9. Neighborhood 5 of the South Suffolk Girl Scout Council , will hold their January Neighborhood meeting January 11 at 8 p.m., at the Arthur Clune Post Ameri- can Legion Hall on Mastic Beach Road. Every registered adult in Girl Scouting living In the neigh- borhood distrct , is asked to at- tend the meeting. Refreshments will be served . Senior Girl Scout Troop 109 of Shirley, will hold Its business meeting at the home of thie advisor ' s Mrs. Rudolf Schulz , 78 Lexington Road , January 9 at 9:30 a.m. Future activltes of the troop will be discussed , including the start of Mariner training by assistnat advisor , Rudolf Schulz. The troop is planning a visit to the Mariner Show in Hempstead in February. Girt Seouf News Boy Scout Jottings ' Charles Fossett , Scoutmaster of Troop 4 of Center Moriches has assumed the responsibility of table chairman for the \kick- Off* ' dinner being he ld February 9 at the Center M oriches High School for the purpose of start- ing the ball rolling on the Boy Scouts annual Fund Drive. It is hoped that this dinner will bring about a sizable enrollment of sustaining members for 1965. Ysh TtQ@$ Heeded Now is the time for all dis- carded Christmas trees to come to tbe aid of the Fire Island barrier beach. And many thousands will , thanks to <he ef- forts of local groups , including the Long Island Beach Buggy Association and the Great South Beach Buggy Association , and local Girl Scouts from Troops 23 And 64. Each year residents are urged to donate their discarded Christ- mas trees to help protect the barrier beach from the ravages of nature. The trees are gath- ered , transported end placed in weakened areas along the beach to help gather the shifting sands. These efforts have been cited as having done much to protect the dunes from strong winds and storm-tossed seas. Bay area collection points are ns follows* In the rear of the East Moriches School , Main Street , East Moriches; and Helms Nursery, Montauk Highway, Cen- ter Moriches. BASTPORT Mice Elsie Sperling, 323-0OS! Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tuttle and children , Blake and Tracy, of Pottsdown , Pa., spent the Christmas holidays with their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tuttle , Sr., of South Bay Ave- nue and Mrs. Edith Warner of Seatuck Avenue. The Rev. and Mrs. JamesHed- ger and daughte r , Suzanne , and son , Timothy, visited Mr. Hed- ger * s brother , Sidney Hedger , and sisters . Misses Margaret and Frances Hedger of Sea- tuck Avenue for the Christmas holidays . CLASSIFIED ADS (or the people reetdins In the Moriches Bay Aree , may be p laced by calling BT8-I9«e—-Adr. Mr. and Mrs. William Privett of Arlington , Va,, are the par- ents of a son . William Henry, Jr., born December 20. The baby weighed 6 pounds , 7 ounces. Mr. Privett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Privett of Donald Street. The Ladles ' Missionary Circle of the Gospel Church will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow , at the home of Mrs. Edith Warner of Seatuck Ave- nue Mra. Emma Hallock of Old Country Road spent the Christ- mas vacation visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fitzpat- rick , and family of Heights- town , N.J. While there she also visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hallock and family of New Egypt , N.J. and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hallock and family of Hlghts- town , N.J. In EASTPORT, The Lonj bland , Advance ia on aale at Moore ' * and Eaatport Stationery —Adr. A son , Richard Andrew , was born to Mr. and Mrs. Pau l Smith , Jr., of Tuttle Avenue , at Cen- tral Suffolk Hospital , R iverhead , Christmas day. The baby weighed 7 pounds 13 1/2 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Smith also have an- other son , David . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mercer of Bay Avenue are enjoying a month' s visit from their daugh- ter , Mrs . William Holzer , and children , Leo and Jason , of Wat- erford , Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Cerutl and children , Marion and Ray- mond , have returned home af- ter spending the Christmas hol- idays at the Sand' s Hotel , Mi- ami Beach , Fla. While there they enjoyed a cruise up theMIa- >mi River to a Seminole Indian Village , a sight seeing trip to the the mansion of James Beering which is now a museum. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nesensohn and son of East Moriches Boul- evard have returned .iome after spending the Christmas holidays visiting Mr. Nesensohn ' s parents in Maine BRIN G I slf^ f&SPa © 4| INTO YOUR HOME 4 HQW1 1 WITH INDOOR J -PiUf-iHiS ® 1 i mmm NURSESY | ^ MQR N CHES ^ ^ ^ j 9 ? jj to««««a» « -»««e»-» -»»««ee* - f * 9 * s > -» « -»«»/fv ^rft .. 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