Halloween Antics
The Annual Halloween costume parade for the benefit of
the Yankee Juniors trip fund
will be held in the East Moriches School at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Admission will be $.35
adults and $.25 for children.
The East Moriches UNICEF
celebration will be held Wednesday. Participants are asked to
pick up their containers at 6:30
p.m. In the East Moriches School.
At 8:30 p.m. the children will
return to the school for games
and refreshments. Parents are
requested to pick up their children Immediately after the affair
Is over.
CONGRATULATIONS--Raymond A. Maynard, left, superintendent of
vehicle services at Long Island City, presents safe driving award
to Benjamin Morizzo of 60 Washington Drive, Mastic Beach, for
achieving a 10 - year safety driving record while with the L. I. C.
depot. Mr. Maynard explained that the trophy was given on behalf
of the postmaster and staff at L. 1. C. and Is an incentive award.
Mr. Morizzo also received an award fromthe National Safety Council
with whom the Post Office Department cooperates in their safe
driving program. Mr. Morizzo is married and the father of three
children and will be working out of the Mastic Post Office as a letter
carrier. Mr . Maynard said that Mr. Morizzo was an excellent
and cooperative employe at L. I. C. and a credit to the Post Office
Department. A postal employe for 13 years, Mr. Morizzo has
driven the tractor-trailer mail truck" for 10 years to a total ol
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Hairstylists
To Attend
Paris Forum
Mrs. Frances Watson andMrs.
Amelia Beese of Frances Beauty
Salon, Eastport, left by special
KLM jet Sunday to attend die International Halrstyling Forum in
London and to participate in the
first advanced seminar In hairstyling at Paris.
Mrs. Frances Watson and Mrs.
Beese were selected from among
hundreds of applicants to attend
die forum and seminar In order
to study the new hairstyles, fashIon trends and to develop the latest In halrstyling techniques.
Mr. and Mra. E.A. Lowell , AT 4- 0211
The purpose of this first interThe regular monthly meeting national halrstyling forum Is to
of the East Moriches Civics As- acquaint the stylists of America
sociation will be held at the fire- with the artists of Europe and to
afford them an opportunity of
hall at 8 p.m. (today).
On Saturday from 5:30 until working with the stylists and
learning their professional se7 p.m. the Guildettes of the
Presbyterian Church will serve I crets.
a cafeteria supper In the church I Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Beese
will be presented an lnternationbasement.
The annual rummage>sale con- I al halrstyling forum award at a
ducted by the ladies of the Pres- special ceremonyprior to leaving
byterian Church will take place Paris.
November 6, starting at 9 a.m.
Miss Patricia Smith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith Is
attending the June Taylor Dance
School In New York City. Miss
Smith also teaches dancing at
Harold R . Medina, judge of the
her home.
Court of Appeals, Second
PENNY PELCO SAYS: For U.S.
Circuit, addressed the Moriches
protection leaie a light when
jou 're away from home.—Adv. Woman's Club, at its regular
monthly meeting held last TuesVernon Benjamin of Arlington, day at the club house on Lake
Va., is spending some time at Avenue.
the home of his mother, Mrs.
Famous for the trial of ComEdgar Benjamin of Evergreen munist Patty Leaders, over
Avenue.
which he presided, he gave a
Mrs. James Brown and daugh- most interesting talk.
ter have been spending some
Members of the Riverhead
time with her parents, Mr. and Woman's Club, were special
Mrs. Richard Dillon, while her guests and tea was served by
husband attended scnooi at the Mrs. Peter Connelly, Mrs. Guy
Coast Guard School in New Lon- Gould, Mrs. Eugene Johnson and
don, Conn. The Browns are now Mrs. Wallace Mende.
living In Portsmouth, Va.
Harold Dunlap, who is stationed
at an Air Force Base in the
Azore Islands has been spending
a few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Dunlap, Sr.,
of Pine Street.
At a meeting of the SouthCharlene McPhail , daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William McPhail . side Grange of Eastport OctoJr. , of Pine Street celebrated ber 19, a film, "Tractor Safety
and Family Life", was shown.
her second birthday October 17.
Among the guests were Mrs. Joseph Bigiora , master,presided
at the meeting. Refreshments
Charles Hassler , Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bogash and daughter , Lin- were served by the ladies.
The Grange will also hold a
da, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kellerummage sale November 2 at the
her and children, Daniel, Jr.,
and Patricia , of Mastic Acres. Legion hall from 9 a. m. to 4
Mrs. Helen Kanas, Mrs. p.m.
Frances Dayton and Mrs. Edna
McPhail of East Moriches and
(Continued on Pa g e 3)
BUILT TO LAST — In top photo
is one of oldest homes in East
Moriches and is located on Moriches Avenue down towards bay.
Present owner Rudy Leuthardt
has had some work done to it
as did former owners but this view
looking north shows early American lines of house. In photo at
left, Raymond Chapman, president of East Moriches Civic Association, points to architectural
designs of Osborn house on Main
Street; East Moriches. Housewas
built in 1799 by Mark Osborn's
great-great-grandfather and has
remained pretty much the same
as ft was when originally built,
History of East Moriches and
possibility of air park in East
Moriches will be nialn topics of
association's meeting at 8 p.m.
today in fire halL
East Moriches
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THE LION ROARS
fW CLUB of the
^mORICHfS
By JOE FOSTER
It was announcedby Lion President Alec Klopotov that District
Governor Lion EdHallaran would
attend the October 24 meeting of
our c 'ub. Due to newspaper deadlines this copy must be submitted
before the meeting and a full
report will be presented in next
week 's column.
Final plans were formulated
for the Harvest Moon ball to be
held at the Sunrise Restaurant
Saturday. Dancing will be from
9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to the wonderful music of Paul Corazzini and
his band.
Our friends and neighbors who
last year bought Mrs. Benson 's
Old Home Fruit Cakes from
Lions ' Club members will be
happy to hear that the club once
again has a new supply of these
delicious cakes that are so wonderful for eating and for gift
giving both now and at Christmas.
The proceeds from the Harvest
Moon ball and the fruitcake sale,
as with all other Lion Club
projects go for the very worthwhile purpose of providing eye
examinations and eyeglasses for
those in need.
Tickets for the ball may be obtained from any LionsClub member or at the door. Mrs. Benson 's
fruit cakes may be obtained from
club members or at the Center
Sport Shop, Boulevard Florist
and Pammby ' s Jev,el Box.
Help to make these projects
a huge success so that the "Lions
can be a friend indeed, to those
who are in need' .
Thought of the day: Truth is
a divine attribute and the foundation oi everv virtue.
FOR SALE
Ju dge Harold Medina
Speaks at Ladies Club
[ port Grange
Holds Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Bulloch
Are Wed f or 50 Years
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Mr. and Mrs. James B.M.
Bulloch of 18 Charles Place,
Center Moriches will celebrate
their Golden Wedding Anniversary at a reception for relatives
and old friends from 3 to 5 p.m,
November 11 In the Lindemere
Hotel on Sedgemere Road, Center Moriches.
Mr. and Mrs. Bulloch were
married 50 years ago In the Moriches Presbyterian Church.
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Mothers' Club Coast Guard Auxili ary EASTPORT
Mrs. David Williams
Of St. John 's Have 15 New Members leftMr.lastandSaturday
to attend the
At a regular meeting of the wedding of her brother in PhilBay Coast Guard Auxil- adelphia, Pa.
Hold Meeting Moriches
iary the following members were
Mrs. Michael Nojunas of GirMra. D.rathy Kankel , EA 5-0694
The regular monthly meeting
of the Mothers ' Club of St. John's
R.C. Church of Center Moriches,
was held at the barn October
15, with Mrs. Ann Donahue, president presiding.
New by-laws were read and
accepted, as permanent.
Mrs. Sandy Weynand reported
that a huge collection of clothing
had been gathered for the Korean
Missions and it was announced
that a cake and food sale would
be held Saturday at the H.C.
Bohack supermarket on Main
Street. Proceeds will be used
to buy books for the school library.
Sister Maria Raymond, principal of St. John's School, announced that open-house would
be held Sunday afternoon at the
school.
A short talk was given by the
Rev. Matthew Wisniewski, moderator of the group, in which he
urged the mothers to realize
the Important part they play in
setting a good example for their
children and the responsibility
the parent has in teaching their
children to have good study habits.
Sister Raymond also gave a
short discourse on the subjects
of art, music and physical education and their place in the
school curriculum. The next
meeting will be held November
19.
MASTIC
Mr.. laabelle Lofiten , AT 1- 9375
Mrs. Anna Mlers of Richmond
Hill spent a few days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davin
of Vernon Avenue.
Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Sunderman of Babylon Street spent the
weekend at their home.
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notified that they had passed the
entrance requirements;Raymond
Wolfe, Paul Skidmore, Gus Pidgeon, Alfred Lassen, Edward
Kanas , Harry Blank, Philip Weilhrenn, Gerald Garrett, William
Hall, Joseph Fernandez, Rudolf
Schulz, John Ragamata, George
Lofstep, Jon Hughes and Thomas
Hughes.
The meeting was attended by 30
members, including nine from
Mattltuck, who are forming a new
flotilla sponsored by the Moriches Bay Flotilla.
The new
meeting days for the Moriches
Bay Group have been changed to
the second and fourth Mondays
of the month. Anyone Interested
in joining contact Gerald Garrett, Atlantic 1-9467.
Business Women 's Club
Of CM to Meet Tues.
The South Bay Business and
Professional Women's Club of
Center Moriches will meet Tuesday at the Sunrise Restaurant on
Main Street. The program will
Include a social hour at 6:30p.m.
followed by dinner at 7p.m. Mrs.
Caryl R. Granttham of Riverhead
will address the group.
Mrs. Granttham Is an Instructor
In history at the Sayville branch of
Adelphi College and will speak on
the history of the Suffolk County
government which was founded in
1683.
At present she is a candidate
for her Ph.D. In history fromNew
York University and has Just
completed her thesis on the history of the Suffolk County government. For many years she was
on the John D. Rockefeller staff
with the title of research associate of political science in history. She was also on the national staff of the B P W C when the
office was in New York City
handling legislation and public
affairs. As a member of the
League of Women Voters, she
became interested in the Suffolk County Charter, and contributed much to what it Is now.
ardville, Pa. , is spending a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Keck of Eastport.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mottola
spent a few days touring and
sightseeing in New England.
Miss Theodora Davids spent
the weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. FredDavids of Manor Road. Miss Davids
is attending college in Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Keck
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Czlesnleskl of Maspeth over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Konkel and
son, William, of the U. S. Navy,
and son and daughter-in-law , Mr.
and Mrs. James Konkel, attended
the wedding last Saturday of their
nephew, David Crohan of Flanders.
Mrs. Olga Malone and family of
Maryland spent the weekend with
her mother, Mi Frank Sirko of
Eastport.
The Senior Class of Eastport
High School will sponsor the Annual Hallowe'en Party tomorrow
night. ,
Several m e m b e r s of the
Ladies ' Legion Auxiliary spent
an evening at the Tuberculosis
Association in Riverhead filling
envelopes with Christmas seals.
The Eastport Legion Post held
its m e e t i n g October 16. The
Ladles ' Auxiliary was invited for
the installation of new officers.
Everyone enjoyed a covered dish
supper. The Thanksgiving Dance
will be held November 17. Last
Saturday the Legion members
held a work party. They reflnIshed the floor and painted the
front doors of the building.
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Both men graduated from Bellport High School, Class of 1962,
Under the buddy platw they selected the Army Security Agency
as their enlistment choice. The
agency is a highly selective field
that offers training in various
languages , mathematics, physics,
electronics, and other allied subjects.
Monday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Hazleton of Wading River Road
were Mrs. Robert Wilson and
daughters, Coleen and Cheryl, of
Ocean Beach and Mrs . Howard
Hazleton and daughter, Darlene
of Bay Shore.
Annual Turkey Dinner from 5:30
to 8 P.M., Nov. 6. Presbyterian
Chu-ch, Center Moriches.
Adv.
The Ladies' Aid Society of
Brook-field Presbyterian Church
will meet November 6 at 8 p.m.
at the church.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Manorville Fire Department's
regular meeting is November 7
at 8 p.m. at the firehouse. The
ladles are sponsoring a card and
bunco party to be held at the firehouse November 2 at 8 p.m.
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ENLISTEES-Gerald G. Bieselin
son of Mrs. Caroline Bieselin, of
21 Bieselin Road, Bellport, ar
James A. Marrion, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Marrion, of 16 Station Road, Bellport, enlisted in the
United States Army October 15fo r
three years.
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Upon completion of eight weeks
of basic military training they will
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Formhals
be given a two -week leave, then
report to Headquarter s, U.S. Army of Halsey Manor Road attended
Security Agency, for specialized the birthday party of their
brother-in-law, James Brodle,
training.
and his wife, of Babylon Saturday,
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QUIET CEMETERY—Inconjunction with the History of East Moriches,
which will be the topic for discussion at tonight's meetingof the
East Moriches Civic Association ,The Advance camera did a little
searching on its own. Top photo shows older section of Mount
Pleasant Cemetery in East Moriches where many of the original
settlers of East Moriches are interred. The oldest tombstone
we could find dated back to 1801. Bottom photo shows monument
to a departed member of the Osborn family, one of the oldest
families in East Moriches. Epitaph below the name reads, "Reader,
come and view this spot. And think how soon 'twill be your lot.
To lie and moulder in the clay: Until the last great judgement
day. A Saviour then I hope to see. Prepare my friends to follow me."
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