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DISTINCTIVE WEDDING INVITATIONS Happy-go-lucky I* a line slogan but whan it comes to choosing your wedding Invitations you want to add |ust that touch of ureness you find in the printing department of The Long Island Advanci t —Adv. Forg e River (Continued fro m Page I) later , said that the association was aware that there would be mud in the spoils from the dredg- ing project , and would hold to their offer of the land for spoil area purposes. Meanwhile, The Advance also learned , the retraction of the use of Masury Point land for spoil area was a key factor in the lack of spoil area acreage avail- able for the Forge River dredg- ing project. This land , which had received spoils from the dredg- ing of Senix Creek several years ago , was first offered , but the offe r was withdrawn because of the mud content of the Forge River spoils. However , the future appears brighter this week that the Forge River project will soon be put out to bids , and additional spoil area made available ¦ —-—»_—_——,¦—-.V— _——i^——H——«^— _—" | THE SCOTCH PINES ! ARE HERE! LARGE FRESH 1 SELECTION CHRISTMA S TREES - _ ^^- ^^- *^- * a * _^^*- * a ^- *^-_ ^^ _ - ^ l LEMMENS NURSERY ; EAST 878- ' MORICHES 09 _ \ "JUST MADE TO BEAUTIFY ^ )TOUR K^CHEir^^ ; _____pflli^ ______________________^_______________B___________________i___H __B£^^ ________ ____________________ ^__^__^__^__ B__^__^__^__^__^_H__^__^_H I^^^^^^^^^^^D^^M^^H ¦ ___________¦ '* | S _S— _5 _Sg» _5"s?— __ ¦ __ _¦55 __ __5__ 5__5__l I " • • I _________________________ ____________ __? _ _ __ ¦ T~ ? i ~-f~*S' -- T : ^ " —- * C _ 3 » -3_ - _ «SD_ j ! _________________________¦ _________H j _ _g__ * __ = _ ^ _ —- - _ - _ " cr. * ~ ¦ _r j a *5_ * —_H^* I ¦¦¦ ¦ « _^_^_I^_^_^_^^ B 1________H__I ¦¦SSSSSSSSB S _SS3_S_S M __S BBB_________ _SBBS—B ^^|^^9E i^^^^^^^^^^^^^H \^m '" i h_ " «»^- » '^ii^B |^^«^ ffiy-^--______—_a____B I I l^^^^^^^^^ H H_n to» ¦ »¦_———_^—i— ^ ——— —¦ I ,,, ¦ .—w §^__ ^__ ^__ ^__ ^_ ^__ ^__ ^_ m Wk "^* FP I ' I ' I ' IIMI '• ¦— -^^ ~ __________¦__- _ ¦ MM |^^^^^^ H I —-— **¦— *—*— _f ¦H^^^HH ' f_ ^ ______ ____ * - - {jfiiaHSS^^Qpmdw^EL ^^Y ^^^- II^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H^^^^^H WSSeCt- - ^JE^s^MSK-Saw- "^-* r i vm _ ~ __i ^^^ m W^HWWW I v?c ' X-H _ Vl * z__ T-*^ iaa__v __k^_!l ______>^ T^ __________l t'WH^S%^ » ___ ^* !_*-i'-« i ^«f _ _ ^ , r=»5r s 'P Cr -^ r^^^HE ' InfljHj " ' " ' -. / ^ 'ft ^a_ #!____ 1 : v -iv lif ^ __E-J g| ""^ -""*""*"Ti__M___i_________________________________ l " ' ** ^^^^^^^H^H^^^P^^i^3«^^S^S9BSi^S^3i^^^9 __S^___3_i-^^_____l ________________________________ H ^_______^_____________.__ fl______l ____3_^BB§i ______________________ 3^»^^ _____________ H H I^^^^^^^^HI^^^^^^^^^^I^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B \\ \* mmmm ^^^ ^ UP TO $50 TRADE 5 ^B ¦ ¦ £¦ ON YOUR OLD RANGE NOW W ^ W ^ W ONLY ] w # #• ; ^ g^jBJH|B|BjjBfejS ^- Reg . Price $445 . l^_H ^ _H- _ -B-H- H _ri---_ d -_-_-l) Mc GRAVY ST V __l ¦_ •! » _p- l if ' J _W I SHIRLEY . N.Y : ^ m ^WgMt fS^ 281-8383 *dtx ' * -V rr i i_ H __ "l__ 1_rl_ * .___¦_____. _»_ _ ¦_ -• -- -- -- -- ¦ ----« ¦ ,«. -.- - __ __ ___ Is Selected Ronold R. Picinich SAN ANTONIO . TEX —Airman R onald R. Picinich , son of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew N Picinich of 110 Dawn Drive , Shirley, has completed the first phase of his Air Force basic military train- ing at L ackland AFB , Tex. Airman Picinich has been se- lected for technical training as an aircraft equipment repairman at the Air Training Command (ATC) school dt Chanute AFB , 111. His new unit is part of the vast .TC b . btem which trains airmen and c_h_ _. c in th_ dl- vei se skills '(.qua cd by the na- tion s aerospdc t _ force. The airman is a 1963 graduate of William Floy d Hig h School. Ca reers End (Continued fro m Pag e 1} on the co m munity, one of the publishers said last week: "We feel we have acco mplished some- thing. We talked about the street lights in our third issue, and they are now up. " Michael authored the Gossip Sheet feature of the Bulletin . The Gossip Sheet discussed the happenings in the area , as this expert will show: "The testi- monial dinner that was give n to John Ragamatta , "Man of the Town , " was a great success. The Preside nt of the Mastic Taxpayers Association , Mr. Tho- mas Dooley, did an Aria from an opera , with an opera singer , to the tune of' BillBalley won' t you please come home . ' It was quite funny. " Dennis also handled the fea- ture , Laugh Along with Dennis. A sample follows: "Why don ' t you like girls , Joe? Joe-Because they re too biased. J im- Biased? What do yem mean by that? J oe- It ' s bias this and bias that until I' m broke. " The Editorial Page of the Bul- letin was the combined effort of all three publishers. Concerning politics , just prio r to the elec- tion , they commented: * Since the publishers of this Newspaper are all under age to vote for the candidate we think should get into office , we here at the paper hope the best men win , ' Following the election the . applauded their townspeople with the following comment: "We here at the paper would like to congratulate the citi/ens of our town and many others for the way they all got out and voted ," The Bulletin staff contained one other member , whose true identity i S a closely guarded secret . This member was Simon who authored an advice to the lovelorn feature entitled ' Tell it to Simon." Simon answered ma ny questions coming from the _ ° H_f r£fir i__,_7 . 5 _ F . THE For ** . RlWr Y,cnt Club * rt t0 « elher for blt of Picture taking ? ^L? _ _ , «T. L S l8 . T dlnner dflnce heId Sa*««--y in the club' s clubhouse. Shown follow- ing their insta l latio n are , left to right: Harry Blank , James McCorkle . Hector Pcna , Vic Rutkow - ski , George Fredericks , and George Lofsten. "- miiKow heart , but perhaps the most mas- terful response to a query was the following : "Question - A girl on the bus want s to kiss me. What should I do ' signed Hand- some. " To which Simon A nswer- ed: "I think you should tell her to la . off or tell your mother. " Tht real test of any publica- tion l . .t _. response to any em- ergence The Bulletin was faced such an emergency and met with the true .nark of the dedicated prc _ . - -an "Lxtra. " The emerge ncy was an ac- cident which took place in their neig hborhood. Feeling that they owed their faithful readers the account of new s as it happened, the> published the extra with the following discription of the mis- hap. "An accident took place on the intersection of Hawthorne and Moriches Avenue, Our star re- porters Michael and Dennis Blute were walking along Moriches Avenue when all of a sudden they heard a loud noise. They ran in the direction of the noise , and when we got there there was 2 cars on the side of the road smashed up. Afte r inquiring they found out all the facts " The story then gave some pertinent facts as to the reaso n for the accident. The Story added: One of our star reporters interviewed the lady in the house next to the crash , and when we asked what she thought when she heardthecra sh she said she thought her kitchen stove blew up. " The star reporters of the pub- lication took steps to prevent any problems w ith the hbel law s. Whenever they interviewed those they interviewed , they made it a point to have the person sign their notes 'to make sure they couldn 't back out of the state- ments later. " The Bulletin , which had a nor- mal circulation of about 40 read- ers who paid five cents an issue for the weekly publication, show- ed a profit from its a dvertising department during its short spa n of existence . The profit , a nickel came from the following classi- fied ad: "There is a car for sale on Patchogue Avenue , Ma stic. If you would like to inquire tele- phone. - " Wedo not pub- lish the telephone number here feeling sure that the powerful publication has already reaped results for the advertiser. While the Mastic [Bulletin has ceased to exist , all hope is not lost. Evidently smitten by the " printers ink " of the publish- ing field , the youngsters have vowed to resume their efforts soon. Perhaps the Bulletin will serve the community basis on a monthly basis , they report , at least until school is out again , so that they may again serve the community. RENEW PROMPTLY If your subscri ption expires with this Issu. 0f The Long Island Advanc e we invite you to renew promptl y. -Adv. YES! WE'RE HAVING "Coffee On The H ouse " DAYS DEC. 22nd, 23rd, 24th SO STOP IN! PF9^V-MH_-_--_-_> : BERK'S SPORTING GOODS : > Z42 MAIN ST., CENTER MORICHES - 878-2025 \ y ( Next to Murray ' s) < i BARGAINS! BARGAINS! GALORE! ' OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 8 P.M. ' : _ . . TILL CHRISTMAS ' > AT THI ¦ MASTIC INN ¦ : CATERIN G IS OUR SPECIALTY : MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW! : FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS j AND \ NEW YEAR S EYE ^Jan 281-7355 _ \ ¦- ..__ MUSI C EVE R>' FRI. & SAT. NIGHT FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT 1 NICE ATMOSPHERE * * COCKTAIL LOUNGE ' ? VOUR HOST TOM PATRI & FRED DIAZ < : MONTAUK H YWAY , MASTIC , N.Y. -- -- -- - - ___._¦__ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . . . J . .. - J . . - - : STAN'S WOODWORK M/CA and WOOD , K/TCH£N CAB/NETS VANITIES & ALTERATIONS Mi ESTIMA TE S REASONAB LE PRICES OVER 40 YEARS OF WOODWORK EXPERIENCE 511 Mastic Road-Mastic Beach e28I-8536e L.I., N.Y. (Corner—Madl.on St . & Ma.tic Rd.) For Any Occasion ' ^ ' Send. . . \ «C4 _F il * __ lt * J ±kL_\ ^Lou/e^4.\_ w By ROADSIDE Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere 0Z&, ROADSID E ^^P GREENHO USE Montauk Hwy, 878-1383 Center Moriches YOUR OFFICA L WELDW00 D DEALER IN THIS AREA New Weld wood" V-Plank CRAFTSMAN HICKORY PREFINISHED PANELING limited-time \L LL iyitf^ iS| .52 introductory P»ce %|Q P REGULAR *! O55 / "^^S- rCH ___?^5-r ^ PRICE $|0 / . -•; L-_- - . ^ s^a l__ sit ' ; _ a -^--i HIADOUASTRS ™* J j * fw * «.-«» ' «_^ Add an extra touch of elegance to your home at MIOOUCTS a ' ow cost ~install beautiful Craftsman Hickory Prefimshed Paneling—by Weldwood—the leading name in paneling Available for a limited time only at this amaz- ingly low price lake advantage now of the famous Weldwood benefits genuine lacquer finish , easy maintainance , Lifetime Guarantee , and the beauty and charm of real wood paneling I See Craftsman Hickory display in our showroom today. I COME IN & SEE OUR DISPLAY OF "TH E ROOM OF THE MONTH" e OftfACE LUMBER MASTIC ROAD MASTIC BEACH 281 -8744 Moss Meeting (Continued fr om Page I) Blue Cross unless the admission is to one of our me mber hosp itals . The only exception to this exclu- sion of the cont ra ct is when a hospital admission is for acci- dental injur . ' or emergency ill- ness. "We regret therefore that no benefits msy be extended because the place of conf inement is locat- ed within our area and is not a member hospital. * We hope you will understand why we are unable to provide benefits for tms hospital. Sin- cerely, Medical Review Staff. " In another instance , though somewhat of a different nature , a 62-year-old woman was suf- fering from dizziness , and was experiencing difficulty breathing because of a lung prob- lem. Dr. Frank Calabro , Sr ., has treated this woman for this lung condition for some time , andknew the case , accord i ng to the woman ' s husband. For this rea- son , when the dizziness and breathing difficulty developed , the husband insisted that the woman be admitted to Bayview for (Continued on Page 4) For Your Information & Protection Read the Legal Notices minmnmiiinnnimiinmmmiiiimiiMiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E. W. PENNEY & SON LESTER PENNEY , Prop. 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Page 1: WEDDING INVITATIONS DISTINCTIVE Is Selected Advanci t …nyshistoricnewspapers.org/lccn/sn95071025/1964-12-10/ed-1/seq-16.pdfWEDDING INVITATIONS Happy-go-lucky I* a line slogan but

DISTINCTIVEWEDDING INVITATIONS

Happy-go-lucky I* a line sloganbut whan it comes to choosingyour wedding Invitations youwant to add |ust that touch of• ureness you find in the printingdepartment of The Long IslandAdvanci t —Adv.

Forge River(Continued fro m Page I )later, said that the associationwas aware that there would bemud in the spoils from the dredg-ing project, and would hold totheir offer of the land for spoilarea purposes.

Meanwhile, The Advance alsolearned, the retraction of the useof Masury Point land for spoilarea was a key factor in thelack of spoil area acreage avail-able for the Forge River dredg-ing project. This land, which hadreceived spoils from the dredg-ing of Senix Creek several yearsago , was first offered , but theoffe r was withdrawn because ofthe mud content of the ForgeRiver spoils.

However, the future appearsbrighter this week that the ForgeRiver project will soon be putout to bids, and additional spoilarea made available

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| THE SCOTCH PINES !ARE HERE!

LARGE FRESH1 SELECTION

CHRISTMA STREES

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LEMMENS NURSERY ;EAST 878-

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Is Selected

Ronold R. Picinich

SAN ANTONIO.TEX —AirmanR onald R. Picinich , son of Mr.and Mrs. Matthew N Picinich of110 Dawn Drive , Shirley, hascompleted the first phase of hisAir Force basic military train-ing at L ackland AFB, Tex.

Airman Picinich has been se-lected for technical training asan aircraft equipment repairmanat the Air Training Command(ATC) school dt Chanute AFB,111. His new unit is part of thevast .TC b.btem which trainsairmen and c _ h _ _ . c in th_ dl-vei se skills '(.qua cd by the na-tion s aerospdc t_ force.

The airman is a 1963 graduateof Wil l iam Floy d Hig h School.

Careers End(Continued fro m Pag e 1}

on the community, one of thepublishers said last week: "Wefeel we have accomplished some-thing. We talked about the streetlights in our third issue, andthey are now up."

Michael authored the GossipSheet feature of the Bulletin.The Gossip Sheet discussed thehappenings in the area , as thisexpert will show: "The testi-monial dinner that was given toJohn Ragamatta , "Man of theTown," was a great success.The President of the MasticTaxpayers Association, Mr.Tho-mas Dooley, did an Aria froman opera , with an opera singer,to the tune o f ' BillBalley won'tyou please come home.' It wasquite funny."

Dennis also handled the fea-ture, Laugh Along with Dennis.A sample follows: "Why don'tyou like girls , Joe? Joe-Becausethey re too biased. J im-Biased?What do yem mean by that? J oe-It's bias this and bias that untilI'm broke."

The Editorial Page of the Bul-letin was the combined effort ofall three publishers. Concerningpolitics, just prior to the elec-tion , they commented: * Sincethe publishers of this Newspaperare all under age to vote for thecandidate we think should get intooffice , we here at the paper hopethe best men win ,' Followingthe election the . applauded theirtownspeople with the followingcomment: "We here at the paperwould like to congratulate theciti/ens of our town and manyothers for the way they all gotout and voted ,"

The Bulletin staff containedone other member, whose trueidentity iS a closely guardedsecret. This member was Simonwho authored an advice to thelovelorn feature entitled ' Tellit to Simon." Simon answeredmany questions coming from the

_°H_f r£fir i__,_7 . 5 _ F.

THE„ For **. RlWr Y,cnt Club *rt t0«elher for • blt of Picture taking? ^L?_ _ ,«T.L

S l8. T dlnner dflnce heId Sa*««--y in the club' s clubhouse. Shown follow-ing their insta llation are , left to right: Harry Blank , James McCorkle . Hector Pcna , Vic Rutkow-ski , George Fredericks, and George Lofsten. "-miiKow

heart , but perhaps the most mas-terful response to a query wasthe following : "Question - Agirl on the bus want s to kiss me.What should I do' signed Hand-some." To which Simon A nswer-ed: "I thin k you should tell herto la . off or tell your mother."

Tht real test of any publica-tion l . .t _. response to any em-ergence The Bulletin was facedsuch an emergency and met withthe true .nark of the dedicatedprc _ .--an "Lxtra."

The emergency was an ac-cident which took place in theirneighborhood. Feeling that theyowed their faithful readers theaccount of news as it happened,the> published the extra with thefollowing discription of the mis-hap.

"An accident took place on theintersection of Hawthorne andMoriches Avenue, Our star re-porters Michael and Dennis Blutewere walking along MorichesAvenue when all of a sudden theyheard a loud noise. They ran inthe direction of the noise , andwhen we got there there was 2cars on the side of the roadsmashed up. After inquiring theyfound out all the facts" The storythen gave some pertinent facts asto the reason for the accident.The Story added: One of our starreporters interviewed the lady

in the house next to the crash ,and when we asked what shethought when she heardthecra shshe said she thought her kitchenstove blew up."

The star reporters of the pub-lication took steps to preventany problems w ith the hbel law s.Whenever they interviewed thosethey interviewed, they made ita point to have the person signtheir notes 'to make sure theycouldn 't back out of the state-ments later."

The Bulletin , which had a nor-mal circulation of about 40 read-ers who paid five cents an issuefor the weekly publication, show-ed a profit from its advertisingdepartment during its short spa nof existence. The profit , a nickelcame from the following classi-fied ad: "There is a car for saleon Patchogue Avenue , Ma stic.If you would like to inquire tele-phone. -" Wedo not pub-lish the telephone number herefeeling sure that the powerfulpublication has already reapedresults for the advertiser.

While the Mastic [Bulletin hasceased to exist , all hope is notlost. Evidently smitten by the"printers ink " of the publish-ing field , the youngsters havevowed to resume their effortssoon. Perhaps the Bulletin willserve the community basis on amonthly basis, they report , atleast until school is out again ,so that they may again serve thecommunity.

RENEW PROMPTLYIf your subscri ption expires withthis Issu. 0f The Long IslandAdvanc e we invite you to renewpromptl y. -Adv.

YES! WE'RE HAVING"Coffee On The

H ouse" DAYSDEC. 22nd, 23rd, 24th

SO STOP IN!

PF9^V-MH_-_--_-_>

: BERK'S SPORTING GOODS :> Z42 MAIN ST., CENTER MORICHES - 878-2025 \y

(Next to Murray 's) <

i BARGAINS! BARGAINS! GALORE! 'OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 8 P.M. '

: _ . . • TILL CHRISTMAS • '>

AT THI ¦

MASTIC INN ¦: CATERING IS OUR SPECIALTY :

MAKE YOUR

RESERVATIONS NOW! :FOR YOUR

CHRISTMAS jAND \

NEW YEAR S EYE

Jan 281-7355_ \¦-..__

MUSIC EVE R>' FRI. & SAT. NIGHTFOR YOUR ENJOYMENT 1 NICE ATMOSP HERE *

* • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • '? V O U R HOST T OM PA T R I & F R ED D IA Z <

: MONTAUK H YWAY , MASTI C , N.Y.-- -- -- - - _ _ _ . _ ¦ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . . . J. .. - J.. - - :

STAN'SWOODWORK

M/CA and WOOD,K/TCH£N CAB/NETS

VANITIES & ALTERATIONS

Mi ESTIMA TESREASONAB LE

PRICESOVER 40 YEARS OF

WOODWORK EXPERIENCE511 Mastic Road-Mastic Beache28I-8536e L.I., N.Y.(Corner—Madl.on St . & Ma.t ic Rd.)

For Any Occasion ' ^'

Send. . . \«C4 _F il

*__lt *J± k L_ \Lou/e 4.\_ wBy ROADSIDE

Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere

0Z&, ROADSID E^ P GREENHO USE

Montauk Hwy,878-1383 Center Moriches

YOUR OFFICA LWELDW00D DEALER

IN THIS AREANew Weld wood" V-Plank

CRAFTSMAN HICKORYPREFINISHED PANELING

limited-time \LLL iyitf^ iS| .52introductory P»ce%|QP

REGULAR *! O55 / • „ " ^S-rCH ___?^5-r^PRICE $|0 / .-•; L-_- ••-. s^a l__ sit';_a- --i

HIADOUASTRS K» ™* Jj *fw *«.-«»'«_^ Add an extra touch of elegance to your home at

MIOOUCTS a 'ow cost ~install beautiful Craftsman HickoryPrefimshed Paneling—by Weldwood—the leading

name in paneling Available for a limited time only at this amaz-ingly low price lake advantage now of the famous Weldwoodbenefits — genuine lacquer finish , easy maintainance, LifetimeGuarantee , and the beauty and charm of real wood paneling ISee Craftsman Hickory display in our showroom today. I

COME IN & SEE OUR DISPLAYOF "THE ROOM OF THE MONTH"

eOftfACE LUMBERMASTIC ROAD MASTIC BEACH 281-8744

Moss Meeting(Continued fr om Page I )

Blue Cross unless the admissionis to one of our me mber hospitals.The only exception to this exclu-sion of the cont ract is when ahospital admission is for acci-dental injur .' or emergency ill-ness.

"We regret therefore that nobenefits msy be extended becausethe place of conf inement is locat-ed within our area and is not amember hospital.

* We hope you will understandwhy we are unable to providebenefits for tms hospital. Sin-cerely, Medical Review Staff."

In another instance, thoughsomewhat of a different nature ,a 62-year-old woman was suf-fering from dizziness , andwas e x p e r i e n c i n g difficultybreathing because of a lung prob-lem. Dr. Frank Calabro , Sr., hastreated this woman for this lungcondition for some time , andknewthe case, accord i ng to thewoman 's husband. For this rea-son, when the dizziness andbreathing difficulty developed , thehusband insisted that thewoman be admitted to Bayview for

(C o n t in u e d on Page 4)

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