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i EAST MARIONBy MRS. ESTELLE WYDUR

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Britton of Wil- Ilston Park and her mother, Mrs. Leroy G. Edwards of East Wllliston, were in the village on. Sunday.

William H. Edwards II, son of Col. and Mrs. William G. Edwards recently graduated from the University of Ar­kansas. He was also commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force and in a few weeks will a ttend flight school in Oklahoma.

Col. and Mrs. Edwards, who are now .stationed a t F rankfurt, Germany were pre.sent for the ceremonies. Mrs. LeroyG. Edwards of East Willlston and East Marion was, able to attend her g rand ­son's graduation and commissioning.

Tf I can’t sell you a good used car, how about a new one? See Ben Vollnski, Willow Hill, now associated with O'Keefe Chevrolet, Olds, Inc. Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spinthourakls with their children, Ju lia and Thomas, were returning home from the city on Saturday and were in an auto accident. Mrs. Spinthourakls has been confined to the Eastern Long Island Hospital as a result of the accident.

Don’t over look the benefit party on Tuesiday a t 7:30 p. m„ M arch 7th at the chapel. Refreslmients will be served.

Mr. and Mrs. William Sanwald of Shelter Island entertained her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vail, her brother-in-law and his wife, Mr, and Mrs. John S. Vail on Simday a t a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. Vail, senior.

Mr. and Mrs. William Sanwald leave shortly for a cruise to the West Indies among the itinerary of the area. They will also visit Venzuela, Trinidad, Cur­acao and other Islands.

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Alexander who celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary on January 31st. They were guests of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Cornell and Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Alexander I I of River- head, a t Mitchell’s. Among their gifts were a tape recorder which they plan to use for family happenings for tran-s- mission to their grandsons in service They are Roger Cornell, in Viet Nam and his brother, Ronnie, a t present in California with the Air Force.

On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander were guests of honor a t the home of Mrs. Alexander's niece, Mrs. Alexander Mnlinauskas and husband. O ther guests were Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Cornell and Miss Lilli Woersdoerfer.

Mrs. G. Vindigni of Marion Manor, publicity, would like the members of the Mothers’ Club to note th a t on March 2nd an im portant meeting will be held in regards to a spring carnival.

The meeting of the club on February 2nd was well attended and all enjoyed the informative talk by Dr. Nathaniel Sperling of Greenport. The M others’ Club, recently, under the direction of the faculty, spon.sored a train ride from M attituck to Greenport. Field trips are being planned for the klnder- gartners and the 5th and 6th grades.

Wishing a speedy recovery to Mr. Elmer King a patient a t the Eastern Long Island Hospitfil.

On M arch 17th, Friday a t 6:30 a t the chapel, a covered dish supper will be served, sponsored by th t church social society. A program will follow, with an Easter parade of hats. Prizes will be given for the best looking and the funniest. A free will offering will be taken.

In the future. East Marion children will a ttend kindergarten, the first and second grades a t Orient School.

A/2C Luce Assigned To Germaay

S. H. S. Honor Roll(Continued From Page 1)

Czartosieski, Edward Dart, Theodore Doroski, Pamela Falkowski, Christine Fogarty, Eileen Glover. Jo Ann Hager- man, Linda Haponlc, Judy Jennings, K athryn King, Felicia Koraleskl, M au­reen McCarthy, Mary Milcetic, Fred Pollert, Linda Skwara, Deniese Stelzer, Peter Swords, Richard Terry, Denise Thornsberry, Charlotte Trautm an, Gertrude Tuthill, Joel Volinski, Mad­eline Warren.

• • • • • • •PERFECT ATTENDANCE

Kindergarten, Mrs. Mehl: William Albertson, Jeffrey Bauer, Anne-Marie Mahnken, Richard Mellas, Christopher O'Brien, Linda Wilkinson, Bonnie May Zieran.

Grade 1, Miss Billard: Lynne Albert­son, Kimberly Arlinghaus, Katherine Barzac, Clifford Goldsmith, Mary Ann Hand, Jan e t Moore, Anthony Stulsky, Lawrence Terry, Robert Zieran.

Grade 1, Mrs. Goldsmith; Carol Dickerson, Steven Foster, Alan Mazza- ferro, Diane Walters.

Grade 2, Mrs. Dardiri: Thomas C a­hill, Gary Charnews, Susan Dickerson, Ellen Heins, Amy McVicar, Lori Ann Stepnoski, David Wells, John Yedlout- schnig.

Grade 2, Mrs. Myers; Peter Breese, Elizabeth Grigonis, Diane Hoffmelster, Pamela Kehl, Allison Mann, Francine Osmer. Carl Park, Jam es Stepnoski, Kevin Terry.

Grade 3, Mrs. Conway; Kenneth Dickerson, Elizabeth Grigonis, M arj’ Beth Hamilton, Ann Marie Hand, Wil­liam McVicar, Jill Podeyn, Glenn Smith, Steven Taggart, Peter Van Mater.

Grade 3, Mrs. Prince: Stephen Al­bertson, K aren Arlinghaus, Valentine Barzac, Bradley Featherstun, Mark Fimie, William Haman. Remi LaRiv- iere, Kelly McCaffery, Tiiomas O’Brien, Caroline Pawlik, Daniel Terry, Robert Van Mater.

Grade 4, Mrs. Cain: Cheryle Boer- gesson, K athleen Dow, Jo Ann Fields, Mark Malone, David O’Brien, M argaret Terry, Victor Trunce, Deborah Walters.

Grade 4, Mrs. Morris: Alicia Aurlchio, Jam es Dickenson, Judy Jacobs, Cyn­thia Kapp, Mary Koster, Paul Lappe, Rachel Levin, Debra Schneider, Keith Teidke.

Grade 5, Mr. G raham : M argaret Corbett, Diane Jester, Suzanne Koster, Jean Lelir, Jeanette Pawlik, Judy Rusch, Janice Schulze, Robert Vero- stek.

Grade 5,Mrs. Tuthill: Darlene Bridge, Joan Bucci, Ted Charnews, Roy F al­kowski, Gordon Goldsmith, Kevin G ra t­tan, Jam es Helinski, K ristine Johnson Paul Mazzaferro, Brian Moffat, Joan Polywoda, Jeanne Raso, Patricia Salter, Paul Sorenson, Theresa Walters.

Grade 6, Mrs. Gagen: Robert Clark, Peter Czartosie.ski, Robert Dow, Kevin Lademann, Patricia LaRiviere, Sean Moffat, Stephanie Polwoda, Patrick Ryan, Susan Scheiner, Susan Schrl- ever, Carol Trubenbach, William Van Mater, James Yedloutschnig, Mary Zukas.

Grade 6, Mr. O’Brien; Harrison Bachrach, Re Bauer, John Breese, Car­lisle Cochran, Celia Czelatka, Mary Jane G rattan, Glenn Haupt, Mary Bess LaFreniere, David Mann, Richard Os­mer, Barbara Pawlik, Diane Pritchard, Ronald Rothman, Gayle Salmon, Myles Schneider, Roy Taplin, Gary Zukas.

Grade 7, Mrs. Golder: Michael Ak- scin, Stanley Berkoski, Stephen Bishop, Marilyn Cowan, Chris Finne, Audrey Grigonis, Kiithy Mott, Debra Podejm, Keith Purcell, Jam es Rich. Guy Van Duzer, Terri Webb, K aren Wells.

Grade 7, Mr. Pier.son: Adrienne Auri«- chlo, Dwight Bridge, Michael C hrist­ensen, Mark Corwin, Michael Hand, Mark L«demann, Susan Lappe, Hazel Prindle, Kevin Ryan, Doni.se Ryba, Susan Trunce, Joseph Walters.

Grade 8, Mr. Gold.smith: Clement Charnew.s, Jay Clark, Willinm Corbett.

Joseph Elak, Colin G rattan, Gregory Moffatt.

Grade 8, Mrs. Widirstky: Christopher Campbell, Richard Corovessis, Donald Fisher, Robert Koster, R ichard Mallory, William Salmon, Peter Victoria, Carl Westerlund.

Grade 8, Mr. Wilks: Ched Baker, Mark Charnews. Robert Golder, James Widirstky, Lola Neese, B arbara Polat- nick, Judy Polatnick, Elizabeth Thomp­son.

Grade 9, Room 208: Mary Raso, Susan Rogers, Charles Rothman, Janet Ryan, Robert Sawicki, Donald Sayre, David Skwara, Bruce Stelzer, Peter Stoutenburgh, Steven Surozenski, Frifs Sutmoller, Joseph Szymczak, Catherine Terry, Victoria Terry, Barbara Victoria, Constance Wells, Herbert Wells, Gary Young, Diane Zubina.

Grade 9, Room 209: Denise McLean, Donna Paolantonio.

Grade 9, Room 108; Jean Marie Boll- man, Elisa Colombo, Ellen Doroski, Christine Drumm, Kathleen F itzpat­rick, Doris Ann Howard, Jean Kroleski, Paula Luter.

Grade 9, Room 204: Robert Annabel, Leslie Bates, John Brush, Robert Cochran, David Czelatka, Dean Eic- horn, Robert Graves, Rex;. Howard, Richard Isaacs, John Kujawski, Peter Lindsay, Edward Michaelis, Steve Oates.

Grade 10, Room 211: Robert Geiger, William Goubeaud, Peter G rattan, George Krukowski, Thomas Krupski, Robert Latham , R ita Lekich.

Grade 10, Room 210: John Campbell, Ernest Christianson, Laureen Doroski, Donald Fahey, Robert Gaffga.

Grade 10, Room 207: Daniel Jones, Chester Skwara, William Tuthill, Shir­ley Walters.

Grade 11, Room 205; Doris Annabel, Ronald Butkovich, Richard Clark, Mary Lou Folts.

Grade 11, Room 200; Judy Rhodes, Sandra Swiatocha, John Widirstky, Daniel Zelinski.

Grade 11, Room 202; Michael Geiger, William Graham , John Graves, Jerry Grigonis, John Latham.

Grade 12, Room 201; Edward Dart, David DcFriest, George Gaffga.

Grade 12, Room 203: Frances Milo- vich, Robert Morris, Nancy Purcell, Joel Volinski, Eileen Walters.

Airman Second Class Lonnie M. Luce, a 1965 graduate of Southold High School, was recently separated from the Custer Air Force Base, Michigan, and was home with his family on Nassau Point for January.

Airman Luce left the S tates on Fe­bruary 2nd for two years a t his new station in Gieblestadt, Germany.

While working in radar In Michigan, Lonnie received .several awards for his services. Among these were the Air Force Commendation Medal and the Air Defense Command Certificate of Recognition. During the m onth of November, he was selected Airman of the Month, for outstanding work per­formed and abilities demonstrated.

During his leave, Lonnie was able to visit with his father, Cmdr. W. Mal­colm Luce, who was also home on leave from the South Pacific. The Luces communicate with Malcolm via Ham radio several times daily and hope to be able to contact Lonnie In the same manner.

N. Y. State Council Of Churches Held Meeting

The R ight Reverend W alter M. Hig- ley. Bishop of the Diocese of Central New York of the Episcopal Church, Syracuse, was recently re-elected presi­dent of the New York State Council of Churches.

•Hie elecMon concluded the llOth .session of the Assembly of the State Council on February 3rd.

During the two-day conclave, the Assembly inquired into the program of the State Council of Churches, heai’- Ing reports from the executive staff.

One of the high points of the pro­gram was the address of the Reverend David Bowman, S.J. who spoke to the Assembly on "Ecumenism Today and Tomorrow, in New York.” F ather Bow­m an Is assistant director of the De­partm ent of F aith and Order for the National Council of Churches and is the first Roman Catholic to serve as executive staff of the National Council of Churches.

F ather Bowman interpreted the re ­cent actions of the Vatican Council In regard to ecumenical relationships with P rotestant and Orthodox churches. His premises was th a t there Is one Church of Christ and th a t all Christians are members of it. “Each church body is a unique pai’t of the Church of Christ,’’ said F ather Bowman.

He went on to note areas of together­ness. He noted all can pray together, have common celebrations of religious days and occasions, and meet in con­versation to better under.stand the pos­itions of each other.

Better Business Bureau Hit Agency Selling Trips To Moon

W hen a New York newspaper car­ried a story about a Brooklyn travel agency accepting $10 deposits for trips to the moon, the Better Business B ur­eau of M etropolitan New York asked the agency. Variety Travel Service, Inc., of 1213 Remsen Avenue, Brooklyn, what was happening to the money being collected.

The newspaper also quoted an of­ficial of NASA (the National Aero­nautics and Space Administration) as saying th a t no commercial travel to the moon could be possible before the year 2,000.

An inquiry to George G. Hattem, president of Variety Travel Service, Inc., brought an interesting reply. He claimed th a t the money collected was being deposited into “an escrow ac­count.” And he wrote: “The purpose of this campaign is not for commercial travel in space in the year 2,000 but to get one of my group on the moon w ith­in the next two or three years along­side the astronauts.”

The Better Business Bureau then sent a representative to the agency. Mr. H attem claimed th a t he had w rit­ten to NASA and had a reply from them. He also said th a t some 60 ap ­plicants had left $10 deposits, but he declined to reveal the name of the bank in which the money is being kept In escrow.

While the B etter Business Bureau realizes th a t many companies conduct campaigns for publicity purposes, it feels th a t th is one is deceptive and seriously questions its validity. A sign in the window, of the agency says: "Reservations to the Moon Being Ac­cepted Here Now! Subject to CAB Approval.”

Em m ett Dean, m anager of the Bet­ter Business Bureau’s Financial and Commercial Division, promptly called the Civil Aeronautics Board in W ash­ington, D. C. and was given the follow­ing inform ation:

The CAB has not disclaimed au thor­ity over civilian flights to the moon.

Variety Travel Agency, Inc., has not, to the best of their knowledge, filed an application with the CAB for permis­sion for the moon flights.

’The CAB would never g ran t such ap ­proval to an application of this kind from a travel agency.

The B etter Business Bureau of Met­ropolitan New York advises would-be travelers to the moon to hold on to their $10 deposits and preferably to keep the mony in their own bank ac­count, where it will collect Interest.

“W ait until the CAB or some other re.sponslble government agency a n ­nounces plans for civilian travel to the moon,” says Mr. Dean.

SERVICEMEN

WANT MAIL!On January 5th we published a list of names and addresses of

local servicemen. It was not complete.W e have received additions

and corrections which are included in the list below.

Please W rite To Them. They W ant Mail More Than Anything Else.

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Savings Banks Sow Record Increase In Deposits Last Month

A record net increase of $318,736,000 in regular ■ deposits In the sta te’s 126 savings banks during January was re ­ported today by the Savings Banks Association of New York State.

The increase represents an all-tim e record Inflow for the state 's savings bankfe, according to Dr. Austin S. Murphy, Association Managing Direc­tor. The figure was $185,898,000 greater than the $132,838,000 net Increase ex­perienced in January 1966 and exceed­ed the previous record Inflow of $252.-782,000 which occurred in January 1964, by 26 percent.

The total am ount due depositors on January 31, 1967 was $32,416,150,000 or $1,895,345,000 more th an the January 31, 1966 figure of $30,520,805,000. By compai'ison. Dr. Murphy noted th a t the | total deposit Increase between January 31, 1965 and January 31, 1966 was $1,954,107,000, or slightly more than 3.0 percent greater than the increase dur- [ ing the tight money period of the past year. '

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; Nebraska Hall, Box 1138 Fort Myer, Va.CARR, Frank W., Jr. L/Cpl.2170090HQ CO. 7th Marines—Motor T1st M arine Div. PMFFPO San Francisco, California 96602

CASE, Richard 2nd Lt.A 03149688 Box No. 205SWilliams AFB, Arizona 85224 . CHARNEWS, Fred Pvt.US 51585759573rd Supply & Service (DS)APO San Francisco 96318 (CHRISTENSEN, John A2C AF 12609855810 CES Strategic Aero Space Minot APB, N. D. 58701 CLAY, Joel B. A2C 20th FMS Box 1618 APO New York 09120 CORNELL, Roger C. Pfc 4th Platoon at. A 1st BU, 11 Artillery Fort Riley, K ansas 66442 CORNELL, Ronnie P. A 3c AF 12763069 CMR Box 3772Beale AFB, Calif. 95903 DALY, Robert Capt.05013483Fort Ord, California DAVISON, Lewis R. CMDR 15060 S.W. 80th Avenue Miami, Florida 33158 DOYLE, Kevin J. AlC USN 4656848 O. C. Division CVA 42 USS Franklin D. Roosevelt FPO San Francisco 96601 DRIES, Richard (Current Address Needed EDWARDS, Bruce A 2c AF 12755448Communications Squadron CNRI Box 3141 Keesler AFB, Miss. 39534 EICHORN, Robert J r .B 110870USS Independent VA-62 FPO New York 09501 PICKEISSEN, Albert G Div USS Enterprise CVAN 65FPO San Francisco 96601 FIGART, Donald G. MMC USS Leary DDA 879 Co. Fleet PO New York, N. Y.FOLTS, Douglas C. A3C AF 12753723CMR Box 331 3615 AB Corp Craig AFB, Ala. 36703 FRIIS, William E. SP5 RA 12734708 574th Per Ser Co.APO V. S. Forces, N. Y. 09166

GAFFGA, WiUiam H. Sgt.4157 S/W Box 176 APO Seattle, Wash. 987337 GALLAGHER, F. J. Jr.,2211 Joidlth Ave.Imperial Beach, Cal. 93032 GOEBEL, Peter J. FTM USS William P ra tt DLG13 FPO New York, N. Y. 09501 GOLDSMITH, Allan Pvt. Reception Process Det.Fort Dix, N. J.GRANGER, William, Jr. A Ic404 M eehan DriveLoring AFBLimestone, Maine 04760GRATTAN, Daniel P. A3CAF 12765349(3MR Box 4879Beale AITB, Calif. 95903GRATTAN, Paul Sgt. 20750764th Logistic Support Group AM aintenance Co. Engr., P it 40FPO S an Francisco, Calif 9680SGtJMPER, Victor W. SP4RA 12704791Det A-502 5th SFGP(ABN) 1st SPAPO San Fi-ancisco 96240HAEG, R ichard Pfc02030769UAN 1st P lattoon B CO.2nd AIMYRAC Bttn.FPO New York 09501 HOBSON, Russell Sgt.7367 Cobt Sgt. 6 Plus APB APO New York 09247 ISAACS, Clifton B., Jr.2206975BKS 592 6th Pit., MFC School MAD, NATTC, NAS Jacksonville, Florida 32213 JENNINGS, Robert A2C AF 12722754 26th FMS Con. MR APO New' York 09012

JONES, Robert S. A 2c AF 12737844Box 64 1932 COMM. SQ. (APCS) APO New York 09677

KAELIN, Fred W. Pfc US 51587421 U. S. Army Hospital Hospital Co.Port Ord, California 98941

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LUCE, Malcolm Lt. Cmdr.USNS Kelley TAPC 116 PPO New York

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LYONS, Matthew J., J r . Lt.29th Evacuation Hospital Port Devens, Mass 01433

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WALSH, Christopher 1st Lt.230 Punston St., Apt No. 4 San Francisco, Calif. 94118

WEISS, Laurence A. Pfc US 51611112 HHC 937th Engr Gp. C APO San Francisco, Calif. 96318

WHEELER, Richard Sp4 AS 51558933 HHQ 1st Bn 7th Arty APO San Francisco, Calif. 9634S

WILSON, Arnold (Current Address Needed

WYSOCKI, Antone C urrent Address Needed

ZANESKI, Michael A. A3C Box 6262 6941 Sch. Sq. USAFSS Goodfellow APB, Texas 7*901

ZANIESKI, Anthony J. A8c AP 12753883 Box 37 436th Ser. Sqdn.Dover APB, Delaware 19901

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