Jason Shoemaker called to identify the mystery picture in the April 1 issue of the Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot. "It is taken in front of Saggio Pizza," said the Oyster Bay High School ninth-grader.

Brenda Downing said she was reading the newspaper and recognized the mystery picture. "It's Saggio's Pizzeria that was the Fleet Bank location in East Norwich." She is the wife of Richard Downing.

Billy Minicozzi called and came close but needed to drive a little further up the road. He guessed it was the Pine Hollow Shopping Center where the Dunkin' Donuts is located. On a sports note, he reported that the Chicago Cubs will win the World Series and mentioned the retirement of Mark Messier of the Rangers, who has had his share of Stanley Cup wins.

Steven Disbrow called to let us know he enjoys being called Dizzy Disbrow. "Dizzy is a family name, my father and uncle called each other Diz and my sisters too got that name," he said. Mr. Disbrow and his wife Eva Kipp Disbrow are alive and well and living in St. James. He said of his wife, "I love her. It started with me running around with her brother in school. We were inseparable. He went into the Navy but didn't come back. Teddy was on the USS Lexington and a kamikaze plane got him in an attack. Her other brother George Kipp is still in Oyster Bay. We've been married for 60 years," said Mr. Disbrow.