MASTIC BEACHA son . Thomas Joseph Coffaro ,

born to Mr. and Mrs . JosephCoffaro of Stackyard Drive April19 a t Brookhaven MemorialHospital , weighing 9 pounds , 12" 2ounces , was christened at St.Jude 's R.C. Church in MasticBeach Sunday. The godparentswere his brother . Francis , andhis sister , Mary Jo. Among theguests at a family party af-terwards were his grandparents ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coffaro ofMastic

An engagement party wasgiven in honor of Miss BlancheFrey. daughter of Mrs. CatherineFrey of Washington Avenue , andManfred Kraft , son of Mr. andMrs Gustav Kraft of Speonk byMrs . Frey at her home April 26.

Donna Marie Ennesser ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JamesEnnesser of Daisy Drive ,received Holy Communion April20 at St Jude 's R.C. Church ,Mastic Beach. A buffet party wasafterwards held at her home

Mrs June Cuddy of CommackDrive recently returned from amonth 's vacation in Norfolk , Va.and Frostburg, Md., where sheattended a family reunion, andher aunt' s ninety-fourth birthday,and v is i ted l i fe-long friends ,Agnes and Catherine Corrigan inCumberland . Md.

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mann of Monroe Dr "ecentlyreturned from a thrte-\ ek tourof Sarasota , St. Petersburg,Tampa and Clearwater , Fla., incompany with Mr. and Mrs. JohnColligan of Lake Ronkonkoma.While there , they visited Mrs.Hartmann 's brother-in-law andsister , Mr. and Mrs. LouisKapcinski , Sr., former residentsof Mastic Beach.

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William Baessler of AspenRoad celebrated his seventy-fifthbirthday April 21 with a birthdaydinner at the Sunrise Restaurantin Center Moriches with Mrs.Baessler and his son anddaughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs.William Baessler , Jr. ofWashington Drive.

Mr. and Mrs. Baessler, Jr. andtheir son , Jimmy, recentlyreturned from a trip toWilliamsburg, Va., Washington ,D.C. in cherry blossom time, andto the Kennedy graves , and thePennsylvania Dutch country .They also visited S. ClarenceSamson at Virginia Beach , Va., aformer Brookhaven Townpoliceman , who was in charge ofthe Center Moriches PoliceStation , who says "Hello" to hisfriends in the area . Mr. and Mrs.Baessler's son , Sergeant William

Baessler celebrated his birthdayFriday at MacGill AFB , Fla.,where he is stationed.

Mrs. James Staiger of BeaverDrive celebrated her birthdayFriday at a birthday dinner at thehome of her son-in-law anddaughter , Mr. and Mrs. RobertBreassett and their six childrenon Magnolia Drive . In theevening Mr . and Mrs. Staiger 'sson-in-law and daughter , Mr. andMrs. Sal Badalementi ofHemlock Drive , their fourchildren , and their son-in-law anddaughter , Mr. and Mrs . LloydStace of Patchogue , and theirnine children helped hercelebrate in her home.

April 26, Carol Ann Macchia ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Mac-chia of Whittier Drive, was twelveyears old and celebrated with apizza party and a decorated icecream cake. Her guests includedher school mates of St. John 'sSchool in Center Moriches and anumber of relatives .

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Mrs , Adelaide Pfe i f fe r ofBeaver Drive held a demon-stration party recently in herhome for the benefit of St. An-drew 's Episcopal Church.

Mr. and Mrs . Peter Healey ofWest Forest Road attended the1968 Matrons ' and Patrons 'Suffolk Division OESsmorgasbord , dinner and get-together with their husbands andwives Sunday at the Perkins Innin Riverhead.

A "LAUGH IN" was presented recently at the Nathaniel WoodhullElementary School by Mr. Gagliano 's Fifth Grade. The castmembers were as follows:Front Row - left to right , John Baculy,Frank Lesnak, Robert Busse. Eric Houck , Robert Shiminski , KarenWalker , Trac\ Pladl. Back Row . Wayne W ood, Michael Walsh , GinaHopkins. Debra Klein , William Lever. Anthony Pasqua, RobertWoerner. ,

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Neath. Woodhull SchoolHonor Roll Announced

Carl Rosenbald, principal ofNathaniel Woodhull ElementarySchool, has announced the HonorRoll for the thi rd markingperiod:

Grade 3: Patrick Asendorf ,Marie Baculy, Ann Batalamenti ,Debra Boyce , James Boyce , JohnCampbell , Lee Ann Christiansen ,Theresa Coffaro , Timothy Davis ,Denise Desiderio , Wi l l i amDeVoe , Christopher Dexter ,Timothy Dispenziere , BethDoyle , Joanne Dudine , KendalFairchild , Frances Flora , JamesGore , James Hennessey, JoyceHorton , Doreen Houck , MichaelHoughtby , Patr ic ia Jackson ,Glenn Jochen , TamaraJourawleff , Steven Levi , GerardLotierzo. Anthony Luisi , ElsieMartinolick . Mary Ellen Miller ,Sandra Mineo. Arlene Morizzo ,Dena Nankervis , Roy Nilsen ,Chris Opitz , Denise Papa , DonnaPfister , Christine Polcha , PeterPolizzo , Steven Restmeyer , JohnHiker , Loretta Schoenfeldt ,Vincent Sodrosky, Donna Tar-s i tano , Lisa Tylor , GeorgeWerner , Robert Wolf.

Grade 4: Patricia Almond.Dawn Anderson , Cindy Atkins ,Anthony Ayala , Roger Brow n ,Lisa Cartwnght , Denise Clodgo,Patricia Collins Marie Colon ,Frank DeCicco, Maria Kaniecki ,Ernest Korell , Louise Kruta ,Donna Lauria , Linda Lehecka ,David Lehner , Renee Lemaire,Brett Locke, Jon Lofsten , WalterMartin , Donald Michaud , KevinMoylan . Nancy Novaro. LaurieOsmond. Nancy Rose, MonicaSchoenfeldt , Cynthia Sposato ,Thomas Stevens. EdwardTaggart . Jeanne Taggart , LuisValedon , Leeann Walker ,Pamela White.

Grade 5: Laurie Andersen ,Ka thleen Asendorf . MichaelBonsignore , Denise Boucher ,Robert Busse. Mary Christian-sen , Mary Joan Cof fa ro ,Kathleen Cofiey, Teresa Coppola ,Gary Garafola , Gina Hopkins ,David Johnson , GeorgeJourawleff , Pandra Kaniecki ,Ronald Karp, . Debra Klein ,Nancy Klopf , Lurelda Lee, TracyPladl , Joseph Rappa , MichaelReichert , Scott Restmeyer ,Cheryl Riker , Brian Russell .Robert Shiminski , Dawn Spears,Michael Springman , GerardTaggart , Karen Walker , TheresaWolf , Gloria Zuzio.

Grade 6: Susan Asendorf , JudyBender , Ramona Boyton ,Michael Cole, Diane Dionisio,Antonio Dos Santos , JudyDudine, Kelly Fairchild , Thomas

Florentine , Jeff rey Grube ,Patricia Hall , Madeline Holdy,Brian Jipp, Cecile Kaniecki ,Andrew Klein , Gail Kunigel ,Clifford Lake , Deborah Lehecka ,Mitchell Lemaire , Frank Linkh ,Anna Moraitis , William Moylan ,Maryann Mozer , Carolyn Neale ,Joseph Petrillo , Angela Pioselli,Pa tricia Prevete , AndreaQuat t rocci , Mat thew Rees ,Richard Restmeyer , JamesRyder , Keith Scanlon , DennisTaboada , Diane Taylor , JaneZucker.Power Squad

Holds AnnualDinner - Dance

The Moriches Bay PowerSquadron held it's tenth annualdinner-dance at the SunriseRestaurant in Center Moricheslast Saturday. Some 70 membersand their wives dined and dancedto The Crests music.

Honored guests of PastCommander Frank Capo andwife were: Past CommanderDistrict No. 3 Mr. and Mrs. FredPallas & wife , Patchogue Bay;Commander - Mr. and Mrs. KenBiederman , Patchogue Bay ;Commander - Mr. and Mrs. JulesBarb , East Hampton ; Com-mander - Mr. and Mrs. AaronGottfried, Plum Beach.

The High Light of the eveningwas the award of the PrinceHenry Navigator Trophy, for oneyear , to Moriches Bay for ex-cellence in teaching CelestialNaviagation. The Trophy wasdonated by the country of Por-tugal.

Hew ArchitectNorman Stewart Quarty of

Main Street , Each Moriches, wasamong the list of 130 candidateswho successfully completed thelatest examination in Ar-chitecture for licensing in NewYork State, according to anannouncement from the StateEducation Department.

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'Connecticut Yankee'Coming to C Moriches

When the Center MorichesHigh School Drama Clubpresents THE CONNECTICUTYANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'SCOURT next Thursday afternoonMay 15 at 3:30 p.m. and Fridaynight May 16 at 8 p.m., they willfeature an all star cast of playersin this delightfully entertainingstory.

It tells , you may remember , ofa shrewd and clever Yankee whofinds himself in King Arthur 'scourt , and who develops all themiracles of the twentieth centuryto baffle the court of King Arthur.Faith Roesch , who plays the roleof Queen Guenever , offers anexcellent characterization of adomineering queen who prac-tically runs the good-natured andsome what discouraged KingArthur, who is played extremely

well by Edward Schieferstein.Queen Morgan Le Fay, the

scheming, black-hearted woman,will send shivers up and down youwhen you witness Glenna Hitze inthis role. Her villainous partneris none other than the magicianMerlin. Jeffrey Sunray portraysthis part so realistically that youwill probably have troublesleeping afterward.

Sandy and Elaine are two verycharming young ladies of thecourt , and they are verycharmingly played by Susan

Smith and Ellen Bryner. StevenPribut , as Hank Bennett , theConnecticut Yankee , hasmastered a difficult andscreamingly funny role, and youwill be delighted with his antics.Marion , his sister , is breezily and

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Shirley Couple CelebrateGolden Wedding Anniversary

Celebra t ing their GoldenWedding anniversary April 19,Mr and Mrs Frank Vitale , Sr., ofRevilo Avenue , Shirley, renewedtheir vows at an 8 a m. mass inSt Joseph the Worker R.C.Church , East Patchogue , with theRev . Richard Delaney officiatingat the ceremony Attending themwere their best' man of 50 yearsago. John Mancino , and Mrs.Mancino of Shirley

In the evening, a reception andbuffet for 70 guests, including athree-tiered wedding cake, washeld at the Mastic Fire Hall , giftof their four sons , Jerome ofSyosset , Joseph of Howard ' Beach ,

Salvatore and Frank Jr.. both ofShirlev. their two daughters,Mrs. Susanna Di Gregario ofCopiague and Mrs. Angela Cesterof Shirley, and one of their tengrandchildren ,Mrs. Vita Ruquetof Shirley .

Of special note on their galaioccasion was the trip Mr. andMrs^Vitale made April 27 to St.Agnes Cathedra l in RockvilleCentre , where they received aSpecial Blessing from the MostRev. Walter P. Kellenberg , D.D. ,bishop of Rockville Centre, incompany with 150 other goldenwedding celebrants. Twenty-fourmembers of the Vitale familymade the trip with them.

CM. MusiciansNo. 3 (David Borrill , JamesOsborne, Jeffrey Sunray); A 3Woodwind Trio (Dean Gurinsky,Mary Ellen Joseph , CarolynNawrocki) ; A 4 Flute Trio(Barbara Gratsoft , Hope Roesch,Pamela Treadwell); A 5 FluteDuet No. 2 (Dean Gurinsky,Pamela Treadwell).

B Ensemble: B 4 ClarinetQuartet (Christine Bruno ,George Hawkins , CarolynNawrocki, Paul Runyan)

Among the piano accompanists

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for the soloists were FranFingerhut, Gloria Garrett ,James Osborne, VirginiaOsborne, Faith Roesch, and Mrs.David Gurinsky. Chester G.Osborne of the faculty was ad-visor for the group.

BaihershoppetDame Is Set

The Bay Area Barbashoppersof Mastic Beach will present thegroup 's second annual danceSaturday,. May 17 , at the Mastic'ieach Property OwnersClubhouse in Mastic Beach.

The evenings festivities willInclude en te rta inmen t a buf-fet an d dancing " to the music ofthe Dell- Frank band. Refresh-ment "• will also be available.

Last yea r"s dance was a sell-out , and we are hoping to matchthat Fun Af fa i r ' , a groupspok esman reports.

Tickets may be reserved bytelephoning Pete Thomas at 281-K297 , or Andrew Alberti , 281-9357.

Bay. Area StudentsMake Dean s List

Two of Moriches Bay Areacollege students have receivedscholastic recognition in beingplaced on Dean 's Lists at variouscolleges. These students include :

Roger Cottingham , son of Mr.and Mrs. James G. Cottingham of10 Cedar Street , Center Moriches,earned a place on the Dean 's Listat Bolby College at Waterville,Maine. Roger , a graduate ofCenter Moriches High School , is asophomore French major.

Elvin Russell of 170 FroweinRoad . Center Moriches wasnamed to the Dean 's List at theNew York Insti tute ofTechnology. Elvin , a freshmanmajoring in Fine Arts , attendsthe college 's Old Westburycampus.

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students to other schools ' on a tuition basis. Sincetuition costs are not reimbursable in state aid, thespokesman said, this alternative would probably costmore than the expansion plan.

The cost of the total project is expected to bring anestimated tax rate increase of $1.85 per each $100 ofassessed valuation. The estimate for the original$840,000 project was an increase of $1.65, thespokesman said. The impact of the added constructioncosts has been softened by changes in the district'sstate aid ratio, the spokesman said.

E. Moriches Votes

Ambulance(Continued fro m Page 1)speeding in the area from HenryBlasini of 82 Cornf ord Boulevard ,Shirley. The boulevard is nearthe National Speedway Track.Police said investigations werecarried , but with negativeresults.

Police reported brush fires inwoods off Hot Water Street inManorville. The report statedthat the Manorville FireDepartment responded to thecalls in the areas of ChapmanBoulevard , Eastport ManorHoad, Halsey Manor Road andHot Water Street , in Manorvilleand Eastport.

STATE OF NEW YORKSUPREME COURT :SUFFOLK COUNTYTHE UNION SAVINGS BANKOF LONG ISLAND, formerlyTHE UNION SAVINGS BANKOF PATCHOGUE , NEW YORK ,Plaintiff , against BEN ANGELOPERITO and MAY PERITO, hiswife. Defendants.NOTICE OF SALEIndex No. 156148In pursuance of a Judgment ofForeclosure and Sale duly madeand entered in the above entitledaction and bearing date the 20thday of March , 1969, I, the un-dersigned , the Referee in saidJudgment named , will sell atpublic auction to the highestbidder on the front steps of theBrookhaven Town Hall , SouthOcean Avenue, Patchogue, NewYork, on May 20, 1969 at 10.00 inthe forenoon , eastern daylightsavings time, the premises di-rected by said Judgment to besold and therein described asfollows :ALL tha t certain lot , piece orparcel of land , together with thebuildings and improvementsthereon , situate, lying and beingat Mastic , Town of Brookhaven ,SuffoikCounty, New York , knownand designated as Lot No. 263 ona certain map entitled 'Map ofMastic Acres Unit 17" made byHavens & Pelletreau , LicensedSurveyors, Patchogue, L.I., N.Y.,dated May 10, 1947 and filed inSuffolk County__Clerk's Office onOctober 31, 1947 as Map No. 1582and more particularly boundedand described as follows :BEGINNING at a point on thesoutherly side of Dawn Drive dis-tant 89.96 feet easterly from theeasterly end of a curve connect-ing the easterly side of ForrestAvenue and with the said south-

Legal NoticeNOTICE OF

SPECIAL DTSTRICI- MEETING,Union Free School

District No. 34 of theTown of Brookhaven ,

Suffolk County, New YorkThe Board of Education of

Union Free School District No. 34of the Town of Brookhaven ,Suffolk County, New York ,HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that aspecial district meeting of thequalified voters of said SchoolDistrict will be held in the EastMoriches Elementary School , inEast Moriches , New York , in saidSchool District , on the 14th dav ofMay, 1969, at 2:00 o'clock P.M.,Eastern Daylight Saving Time ,for the purpose of voting by ballotupon the proposition hereinafterset forth. Polls for voting byballot will be kept open betweenthe hours of 2:15 o'clock P.M. and9.00 o'clock P.M.,

PROPOSITION

Shall the following resolu-tion be adopted , to wit :

RESOLVED , that , theBoard of Education of UnionFree School District No:,34 ofthe Town of Brookhaven.Suffolk County, New York , ishereby authorized to expendthe sum of $76,000.00 for theconstruction of an addition tothe existing elementaryschool as heretofore au-thorized by propositionsadopted at special districtmeetings of the qualifiedvoters of said School Districton April 2, 1968 and October15, 1968, thereby increasingthe maximum estimated costof such object or purposefrom $924 ,000.00 to$1,000,000.00; and that suchadditional sum of $76,000.00or so much thereof as may benecessary, shall be raised bythe levy of a tax upon the tax-able property of said SchoolDistrict and collected in an-nual installments as providedby Section 416 of the Educa-tion Law; and , in anticipationof such tax , obligations ofsaid School District shall beissued.

Dated : East Moriches , New YorkApril 11, 1969

BY ORDER OF THEBOARD OF EDUCATION

OF UNION FREE SCHOOLDISTRICT NO. 34

OFTHETOWN OF BROOKHAVEN ,

SUFFOLK COUNTY ,NEW YORK

BY: ELMER A. LOWELLSchool District Clerk

(L.I. ADVANCE-579-4 17-5/8)

STATE OF NEW YORKSupreme Court

Suffolk Cnunh

COLONIAL FEDERALSAVINGS AND LOAN-ASSOCIATION OF SUF-FOLK COUNTY , formerlyBAY SHORE FEDERALSAVINGS AND LOAN -ASSOCIATION', a savingsand loan associationorganized and exis t ingunder the laws of theUnited States of America .

Plaintiff ,-against-

FRANK DAMONTE , a/k/aFRANK DAMANTE andJOSEPHINE DAMONTE ,aA/a J O S E P H I N EDAMANTE , his w i f e .RICHARD DI NAPOLI. asCommissioner of PublicWelfare of Suffolk Countv.HOSPITAL OF THE HOLYFAMILY , ALBERT WCOOK, M.D . SECURITYNATIONAL BANK OFLONG ISLAND. W. T.GRANT CO., UNIVERSALC.I.T. CREDIT CORP.. A.S. STAMPLE . M.r)., JOHNDOE and JANE DOE, aspossible tenants in pos-session of the premises .

Defendants

NOTICE OF SALE.Index No. 170861/i968

In pursuance of a Judgment ofForeclosure and Sale dulygranted in the above entitledaction and entered in the SuffolkCounty Clerk's Office on the 15thday of April , 1969, I, MARTIN J.KERINS , the undersignedReferee in said Judgmentnaihed, will sell at public auctionin front of the Brookhaven TownHall in Patchogue , SuffolkCounty, New York on the 26th dayof May, 1969, at 9:30 o'clock in theforenoon , Eastern Dayl ightSaving Time , the premisesdescribed in said judgment asfollows:

ALL those certain lots ,pieces or parcel s of land ,together with the buildingsand improvements thereonerected , situate , lying andbeing on Shinnecock Avenue,in Shirley, Town ofBrookhaven , County ofSuffolk and State of NewYork , known as Lots No. 9710to 9714 and the westerly one-half of Lot No. 9715, on acertain map entitled. "Mapof Mastic Park , Section 9",and filed in the SuffolkCounty Clerk's Office onApril 18, 1922 as Map Number612.

ALL COURSES AND DIS-TANCES according to surveymade by Havens andPelletreau dated October 8,1959.

SUBJECT , to allcovenants , restrictions andeasements of record , if anv.

ALSO, SUBJECT, to zoningordinances and buildingregulations of any municipalauthority having jurisdictionover the premises.

TOGETHER with all theright , title and interest of theMortgagor in and to the landin the bed of the street orhighway in front of thepremises above described tothe center line thereof.

TOGETHER with theappurtenances and all theestate and rights of theMortgagor in and to saidpremises together with allfixtures furniture and ar-ticles of personal propertynow or hereafter attached toor used in connection with thepremises, all of which arehereby included in thismortgage.

BEING and intended to bethe same premises conveyedto FRANK DAMONTE( D A M A N T E ) a n dJOSEPHINE DAMONTE( DAMANTE), his wife, bvHOWARD D. BENTLEY andCARMELA BENTLEY, hiswife, by deed dated the 1stday of May, 1963, and dulyrecorded in the SuffolkCounty Clerk's Office on the20th day of May, 1963 in Liber5349 of Deeds at Page 580.

Dated at Bay Shore, New Yorkthis 23rd day of April , 1969

MARTIN J. KERINSReferee.

WESTERBEKE & FENSTERERAttorneys for the PlaintiffOffice and Post Office Address138 West Main StreetBay Shore, New York 11706i.L.I.ADVANCE-593-yr24-5/l5)

President of the Suffolk Guildof the National Hemophilia Foun-dation, Paul Andrisani, hasannounced the beginning of thegroup's May appeal for funds.He says, "Hemophiliacs bleedeasily, even from a minor bumpor Jolt which would give a nor-mal person no difficulty at all."

Guild volunteers will be visit-ing local area homes or don-ations may be sent to : SuffolkHemophilia Guild Ohio Avenue,Medford.

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on lawns provide ideal conditionsfor catching night crawlers, thelarge worms so popular forfishing. The State ConservationDepar tmen t suggests anglersaccumulate a good stock now andhave them for later in the yearwhen they are hard to get.Storage in a dark , damp place issimple and convenient

erly side of Dawn Drive, thenceNorth 80 35' 10" east 50 92 feet .thence South 20 "> 18' 50" East185.35 feet thence south 69" 41' io "West 50 feet , thence North 20- 18'50" West 194.98 fee t to said southerly side of Dawn Drive at be-ginning.Said premises will be sold subjectto any state of facts an accuratesurvey may show , subject tomunicipal building and zoningordinances , chattel mortgages ,conditional bills of sale, if any ,and subject to covenants, ease-ments and restrictions containedin prior instruments of record.Dated : April 11, 1969.MARTIN ASHARE , RefereePELLETREAU &PELLETREAUAttorneys for PlaintiffOffice & PO. Address20 Church StreetPatchogue , New York 11772(L.I. ADVANCE-575-4 17-5,15)

Hemophil ia Appeal