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First Hnircuf (Continued from Page I) Mashkow , in true motherly fash- ion , es Bob wisked the hair from Andy ' s head. His father was talcing the whole operation in a different fashion. ''Here I thought I'd get at least s year ' s break from having to have the baby ' s hair cut , \ he smiled , \ and look at this—five weeks old and he ' s getting a haircut already. \ Finally it was done , Andy had received his first \ crewcut. \ Mrs. Mashkow had mixed feelings. \You can see his little face much better now with all that hair gone , \ she smiled. \But he looks so different , \ she added. Andy ' s reaction? He didn ' t seem to mind. He sat through the entire operation , almost , without a wall. But towards the end he protested a bit. He re- minded onlookers of a recruit who sat in the barber ' s chair with the Instructions , \Just a trim , \ and who came out bald. Bob also took the incidentvery calmly. \Were you nervous , \ we asked? \No , he smiled , \ it was wasy. In fact it was a lot wasler than first haircuts usually are when the baby is older. B y the time they are about a year old , they had had needles and visits to doctors , and then any white coat will scare them. \ Barbers , for the most part , it should be noted , wear white coats. And , as a result , youngsters usually aquirm and scream during their first experience at the barber , Bob said. Is this a record , we wonder- ed , We polled local barber shops to find the answer. It certainly was—until we called Larry ' s Barber shop in Potch- ogue. There the owner , Larry Collocola , ended our hopes with the Information that he once gave a haircut to a boy who wa? just tow weeks old. It seems the youngster ' s parents believed in the '' old coontry \ custom of having the hair cut et an early age to give lt moe strength In future years. The nurses at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital were no help in our search for \Andy ' s re- cord , \ either. They reported that about 1 in every 10 or 15 babies have lots of hair. But , we questioned , a haircut at five weeks of age—isn ' t that unusual? \It happens , \ was their reply. Sometimes mothers do the chore themselves at home , they added , snuffing out al! hopes of having witnessed a record-making hair- cut. What does the future hold for Andy ? Another haircut to an- other five weeks? \ if so we are going to let it grow , \ said his father klddlngly. WHl&ALfi'S FEATURE THIS WEEK f Selusi! A f Tab! et s 1 i ]00 ' * i 8 Reduced from j We make >our prescription exactl y on your Doctors order. Pharmacist on duty at oil tltnee. Open dall y 9-9 MORICHES SHOPPING TOWN CENTER MORICHES WITH EVER Y MM FAMILY SIZE PIZZA ¦ »A THURSDA Y SPECIAL - ONLY AT tiL#B- 3H» /A9& PiZZA LOUNQE ¦ W lTw 9 Opp . Shirley R .R. S taf i on idea in winter comfort QuSf ^b^sewamiiiig plan pyRABLi (S aj if) KEROSENE & FUEL OIL Xkf t V DOMINIC MAURO , PRESIDENT ~^2LJ -mm 580 Most ' c Rd,, Mastic Beach fffiffl&lFtfJla 281-8762 ^.V\^ 1 ' Gulf Solar Heat makes the wannest oi ft lends , B®ard Says (Continued from Page I) We have found through studies made on the Issue that district- owned busing is more economi- cal than contract busing. We have brought this fact to the at- tention of tbe taxpayer , an now that we have done so , It ls up to them to decide the issue. \ The district is currently serv- iced by the Fuoco Bus Company of East Patchogue. The firm supplies the district with 17 full time buses , and an additional five part-time buses , to supply transportation for area students. \We can go into the district- owned busing system at this time at the same price as it would cost us to go to contract busing again next year , \ a board member stated. In stating their position as to why the board has proposed the establishment of a . district-owned bus system a board spokesman stated: \It is the duty of the Board of Education to call to the attention of the taxpayer any saving that Is possible. We have found through studies made on the Issue that district-owned busing is more economical than contract busing. We have brought this fact to the attention of the taxpayer , and now that we have done so , it is up to them to decide the issue. \ The district is currently serviced by the Fuoco Bus Company of East Patchogue. The firm supplies the district with 17 full time buses , and an additional five part-tim e buses , to supply transportation for area students. Per capita consumption of chicken reached an all-time high of 31 pounds in 1964. Broiler meat accounted for more then 27 pounds Of this. \ ** ~ Center Moriches News Margaret Bubka , 87(5-1873 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Robin- son and son of Miller Avenue were guests at the hom e of Sergeant and Mrs. James Meachen of Henry Street , where they met the family and rela- tives Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn of Chichester Avenue Celebrated the third birthday of their daughter , Christine Ann , Christ- mas day. Guests included the paternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flynn , and maternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Hal- lock Goldsmith. The theme was a Christmas decoration around a birthday cake. CLASSIFIED ADS tor tho people residing- ta the Moriches Bar Area, may ha p laced by caHln«r 8T«-1««9—Adr. Lynn Both , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Both of Howell Place , is rectperating after major surgery at St. Charles Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Janis of Chichester Avenue celebrated their thirtyfifth wedding anni- versary December 28 , with a din- ner for the family. Friends called during the day. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bowditch of Ocean Avenue held a combined celebration recently, In honor of their son , Dana Lewis , who was two years old-December 26 , and their nephew , Jeffrey Lukert , who was eight years old , Decem- ber 27. Besides grandparents at- tending, were numerous relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bergtrann of Estate Road , celebrated the birthday of their daughter , Susan , Decem ber 26 with a party for 12 of her friends , Sunday. After supoer a cake was enjoyed by all/ Roberta Bradford , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bradford of Main Street celebrated her eighteenth birthday recently. A special party was held when her parents combined their nine- teenth wedding anniversary De- cember 24 , and Mr. Bradford' s birthday, December 28. In CENTER MORICHES , The Long Island Advance ia on sale at Berk' s Stationery. AUen ' s Milk Depot , De Carlo ' s Grocery. Pedl Stationers, Ace Pharmacy, Moriches Pharmacy and Slater ' s Pharmacy. —Adr. Dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bugasch of Union City, N .J. were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bubka , Jr., and family. Many other relatives and mem- bers of the families were pres- ent , to welcom e In the New Year. Novena Devotions are held Monday at 7:30 p.m., Rosary Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary is said Saturday after the 8 a.m. mass , at St. John ' s R .C. Church on Ocean Avenue . Terry L ynn Swayze , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Swayze of Brookfield Avenue , celebrated her eighth birthday Christmas day with som e of her friends , Karen Cozadd , Laurie Sinclair , Karen Cozine and Terry Ware. Mr. and Mrs. Van Field of Beachfern Road celebrated their thirteenth wedding anniversary December 28 , wlthafam ilyparty. Besides the Immediate femily, guests were Mr. and Mrs, Elton Tank , and their daughter , Ruth , and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Strebel , Sr., all of Center Moriches. Mr. and Mrs. William Muliane of Brookfield Avenue celebrated the tenth birthday of their son Kevin December 29 , with a trip io a Patchogue movie. Guests included William Weatherbee , Bradford Russell and his sister , Carleen. When they returned they enjoyed refreshments. Phillip Thomason of Beachfern Road celebrated bis birthday De- cember 30. His wife baked a cake inscribed \Happy Birthday Phil \ and guests were Leslie Scale , Mr. and Mrs. Mark Seale , Miss Louise Seale , and his children , David , Cynthia , Sheila. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Austin of OrchardNeck Road entertained Christmas day, Mrs. John Deeley and children of Shirley Street and John Austin of New York City. Mrs. Ruth Sehoener of Main Street is recuperating at home after a stay at Brookhaven Mem- orial Hospital. 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According to police , Jose Ortiz of 45 KingslandDrive , North Shir- ley, reported that about 530 worth of damage was caused when five windows were broken on the east side of his house last Thursday. Adola Fuchs of 96 Hounslow Drive , Shirley, estimated that $63 worth of damage was caused last Thursday when a flower pot was thrown through his front glass door , according to Ptl , Richard Reichert. Only 10-to 15-per cent of the N .Y. State area received a nor- mal amount of lalnfall from May through September ln 1964 . STAN'S WOODWORK M/CA ond WOOD KITCHEN CABINETS VA NITIF. S <S ALTERA TIONS IREE ESTIMA TE S REASOHABLE PRICES OVER 40 YEARS OF WOODWO RK EXPERIENCE 511 Mastic Road-Mastic Beach •281-8536* L.I. , N,Y. (Corner— Mad ison St. & Mattlc Rd.) 1 1 E. W. PENNEY & SON LESTER PENNEY , Prop. MAIN STREET , EASTPORT Phone: 325 - 0150 • ALL TYPES HEATING SYSTEMS • PLUMBING • AIR CONDITIONING « WATER PUMPS INSTALLED SHELL FUEL OIL DEALER ¦yiwiiuwMiiuiimHjMiuiiwauu! Mastic B' ch Ambulance Has Busy Yr< The Mastic Beach Ambulance Company was called into -serv- ice oa 226 occasions during 1964 according to statistic s released by company president Gus Pid- geon. The number of calls for 1964 get a new high for the 25-man volunteer ambulance company. The company provides free service to any hospital in Suffolk County for families in Mastic Beach and portions of Shirley, provided the family has purchased a $3 per year sub- scription. Any person desiring this service may purchase such a subscription from Mr. Pid- geon , at 281-9017 , or Jim La- feUitUi , at 281-9011. Shirley and Mastic Acres (Continued from Page 2) Collins were host at a family Nre Year ' s eve party at their home on Rugby Drive . Mr. and Mrs. David Hellrner of Grand Avenue , were hosts on New Year ' s Eve for more than 20 guests. A midnight buffet sup- per was served. Mrs. Leopold &raun of Hamp^ ton Avenue , spent tiie Christmas holidays &s a houseguest of her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Braun of Howl Park, In MASTIC. The Lous Iilend Ad- vance ia ea tale nt SfcCIeen ' e G ro c erf Store md Al' a Grotery. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs, Robert FarreU of Bulierd Avenue were hosts at a New Year ' s eve party at their home. A buffet supper was served. Among the guests were Mr. end Mrs. Frank Car- roll of Massapequa; Mr. ami Mrs. H . Barnes of Stony Brook; Mr. and Mrs. John Richter , Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Martucci; Mr. and Mrs. William Almond; Miss Ann Almond; and Kevin Almond , all of Mastic. Spending a week as houseguest of Mrs. Bessie Shagner of Ver- non Avenue is Mrs. Helen O' - Neil of Jamaica. CLASSIFIED AD9 (or the people raiding In the Moriches Bav Area. may be placed by canine 876.1069—Adv. Guests for several days during the Christmas holidays of Mr. and Mrs . James Chivelly of Poos- Satuck Lane were Mr. and Mrs. ernes Sarchino and family, of Newburgh; and Mrs. May Chlv- elly of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carney, Jr., of Mastic Road , announce the birth of a daughter , Jacque- line Patricia , born December 26 at the Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 8 1/2 ounces. This is the couple ' s first child. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klimczak of Rutland Road celebrated New Year ' s eve at a family party at the home of Mrs. Klimczak' s FLORIDA FUN — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delgsudto of 56 Westwood Drive , Shirley, are shown during a visit at the Oenla Palace of Jai- Alai in Dania , Florida , a parl-mutual snowplace on Florida ' s \Gold Coast. \ The Delgaudios celebrated their 25th wedding anni- versary with a trip to the sunny south recently. , , , : —— J . : : . — brother , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Op- penheimer. Among the guests present were Mrs. Klimczak' s mother , Mrs. Rose Oppenheimer , and Mr. and Mrs, Klimczak' s and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Klimc- zak of Center Moriches. At 12 midnight , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klimczak , were presented with a special anniversary cake in honor of their twenty-ninth an- niversary, which was January 1. Mrs. Rose Oppenheimer of Franklin Avemue was hostesss Mrs. Rose Oppenheimer of Franklin Avenue was hostess January 1, at a twenty-ninth wedding anniversary dinner party in honor of the anniversary of their son-in-law and daughter. Over 25 people attended the af- fair. MASTIC Mra. Alio* Sdhnl*. I81-9JIS Birthday greeting to Mrs. John Schlitz of Ocean Avenue and Helen Reilly of Patchogue Avenue , who celebrate January 13 . Spending Christmas week as houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allan Cope of 35 Over- look Drive were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rubenstein and children , Mindy and Scott , of 275 Linden Boulevard , Brooklyn. While with the Cope ' s , the Rubensteins were guests at a family Christmas dinner party for over 20 guests. The Rubensteins returned home December 27. On Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. John Ragamata , Mastic Boulevard , visited their son and daughter-in-law , Mr, and Mrs. Richard Shepstead of Patchogue. They brought their grand- son , Patrick Joseph Shepstead , home with them to spend the rest of the holiday season.
