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' sjiowei at ihe honi. ot Mis . 1 \\\ 1 mht ol G e n e I a 1 Mi- 1 i an Di i\ e m Bell po -1 \hout !0 people iiom Bi llnoit. Hi ooUun en and South Ha\en attended Ihe Hiookhnen Patent Toachei A VM U l ition w ill hold its t in il nuituiL 1 at S p in tod .y when tin inuh (dec ted oltuei s w ill he li- st illed NO WORK whni organization-, laise mone\ .it C V I'EW \\ I'lir V- HJi: P\RT11\S . Phone editor th is (olumn or BCRpnrl T-OI. NO. - VcK - Mt md Mi s ( liaile s K O I IIIM a ot the ( aiman Ri\ei Dtu k Fa i m i ui mu li s t 1 ues ( la\ In }>l.un 1 i om then wmtei home in sh u pi - I .a 1 he'i -on P i i l wi ' t \ south b\ tiam and dio\ e then eai back to Long Island. Mr and Mi s . W-ilter Zukowski iet ui ned last week from a 10-day tii] ) anantre d by General Electric Dealei s tiom Manhattan , Connec- tnut and Long Island. The party of about . \00 people went by , iet to Rio de Janen o lequning five 111 nips , eac h holding close to 150 pi ssengei s . They enjoyed a great imoiint ol sitiht seeing. Mr. a n d Mi s . Zukowski also visited Brazil' s new capital , called Braziha , mak- ing use ot a small plane for this iatei ( sting excui MOH . Mis Roy Deems , chairman of Scholai shin Day. has announced that the fouith annual drive foi the Bellport High School Scholar- ship Fund will be held from 9 a. m. to 12 noon .May 20 m School Dis- trict -1. Mrs. Claire Pongonis will seive as chairman of the Brook- haven area. The high school stu- dents will canvass for the collec- tion. Registered for the Brookhaven kindeigarten class starting Sep- tember 19(51 were the following children: Evelyn Ann Alburger , Daniel Bianchi , Dennis Brown , Wayne Brown , Jonathan Bull , Mi- chael Joseph Butler . Catherine Call , Julanne Carll , Bonnie Sue Champlain , Peter Curreri. Daniel Fen or , William Huldink , Norman Kurrass , Keith Lohmann . Gail Maiy Miller , Theresa Nuccio , Re- nee Viola Nussbaumer , Hazel Ann Rrssell , Catherine Ann Scorda- magha, Matthew Sherman , Robert Stirling. Judith Weinstock , Antho- ny Vasell. The Brookhaven — South Haven Women ' s Auxiliary for the Brook- hc.ven Memonal Hospital will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p. m., Monday, at the St. James parish house. Color slides on a Emopean garden toui will be shown. They were taken la^t spring by iMrs. Paul W. Bigelow of Bellport. FIREPLACE LITERARY CLUP Alan Pi ice of Center Moiiehcs was guest speaker at an inteiest- ihg program sponsored by the Fireplace Literary Club at t h e Brookhaven Free Public Library May 3. Mr. Price is a British painter. Looking for an industrial commer- cial job , he became a textile de- signer and in 1953 the firm of Jo- siah Wedgewood and Sons aired him to do the design- , on their chi- na for the American market; he came to the States m that capaci- ty. Since then he has been shutt- ling back and forth a few times between here and England. Mr. Price makes very line , in- tricate drawings, about one and a half times the size of the final product , of landscapes , buildings , monuments and other items typ i- I cal of various churches , schools , institutions , colleges , univeioitieb, hosp itals , etc., throughout the Uni- ted States who want then china- ware to be representative of their st.ttus or commemorative of cer- tain historical events , ranging irom a drawing of the Hor- ace Gieeley House in Chappaqua to intricate flag designs aiound a t ypical Texan landscape. He also gave his audience a short survoy of all the processes involved in the making of Wedgewood plates , cups and bowls using for demonstiation an ample supply of his own orig- inal drawings and finished Wedge- wood pieces. The most striking was the larg e Boston bowl decorated with designs adapted from Paul Revere engravings. Since Mi. Price , even working full time, cannot accomplish moi e than two of these intricate draw- ings a week the company had to take recourse to photography in about 75 per cent of the designs ordered. All the actual work is done at the factory in England , founded in 1756; it needs the skill of many different persons from photography through lithography and copper plate etching to intri- cate biushing-on of the design and final glazing. Most of the art work is done in sepia , but a few odd p ie- ces show a variety of colors. Now Mr. Price devotes most of his time to landscape and portrait painting. He lives with his wife, Betty, and two sons , Michael , 4 years , and David , two weeks old , on Laura Lee Drive in Center Mo- riches. Mrs. Byron Athanasiou of Bell- port presided at the meeting. Among the reports that preceded the program was that of the Free Public Library, Brookhaven , giv- ing the total circulation figure of 532 books for the month of A pril. Refreshments were provided by Mesdames A. J. Sauter , Leslie F. Nims and David Alburger. FIRE COMPANY The Brookhaven Fire Company 1 hav e issued its yearly report for the year ending April 30 , 1961. The number of men on register i? 78; the protected area about 20 miles; the total of wells is 21; dur- ing the year every well has been tested one or more times. The com- pany held 12 monthly meetings , average attendance was 41 men to a meeting. During the year the company responded to: 10 house fires , 28 brush fires , 8 false alarms , 12 truck and car fires ; 3 Silent alarms , 1 tree fire , 2 hurri- cane stand byes , 2 snow storm stand byes , 3 fires at CD. train- ing giounds. Avei age number of men to a fire : 20; numbei ol mm hours used: L151- , Used: 2(l , 7n5 gallons water. 3 div powdei extin- guishers , 2 CO 2 , ri \ refills on Scott an- tanks . On the firematic training of the men dining the year theie were 5 compulsaiy drills , 8 ^e- ^sion- of fne school , and 21 woik dn'ls . Firematic tiannng included testing of fire wells , checking ti ticks and equipment, lessons on fiie, and their pievention and triuiing of the men in fire fighting. Through- out the year 2420 houis were u^ed | in firematic training; the fire trucks went 2297 miles and the to- tal number of man hours was 3771. Dining the past month of April the Fire Company responded to 9 brush files , 1 house fire , 1 manure pile file and one false ahum; they u c ed 271 man houis and 5475 gal- lons water for fighting Lho«e fires . They held one fire school and four drills including one civil defense drill. All together they used 337 man hours throughout the month of April. Activities of Interest In Patchogue Mi. and Mis . Ed Eihaidt of 116 Chapel A\ enue , Ei t Patchogue , have just returned I ) their homo fi om a month' s toi l acioss the United States. They stayed in Las Vegas , Nov.. iot a week and then went to Southern California, visit- ing Lo- Ange es . Ho lUuood , i I-\- etl y Hills and I>isiie . \L ml Thev i so sp< ni a tla> in Tiptana Mexico. The American Les'ion Aux iliary. Patchogue Unit, met May 2 at th e Legion House , Bakei Stieet. Af- tei the business meeting Mis . Edna Biggs sh owed coloted slides which included pic tines she had taken of the East *n Hat paiade in which the membei - pal lieipated last month. The tuxiliai v will meet at 8- 15 p m Tit ' sda\ at the Legion hou - .e . This v ill be \Fam- ily Album Night \ The lefresh- ment committee includes Mi s . Ethel Thomas and Mis Eleanor Ran c ome. RUMMAGE SVLF — Women ' s Com., Sawille ^ achl Cl-ib , ALiv 19 , 9 a. m. - 9 p. m. Old 0>st i- men ' s Bank Bldir., Sawille. — \d\ . The Daughteis ot Isiael-Jaeol Aid Society will h iv a lum ua gc sa ' e stalling M. -\ ll an ' liitiii ui ' through May 25 at 60 West Main Stieet , fiom 10 a m to I p. m Monday tln oinm Ftiday. Mis. Evele na Moig an , Mis Isabel Budd and Mts . Elizabeth Oilman ol Patchogue Chaptei 476 , Women ot the Moo-e . motot- ed to Noiwalk , ( OIMI . Sunday U attend the Academy of Fttencishi| session. Mis . Moi gan and Mas . Budd are membcis ot the College of Regents and Mis Gilman is le- coi der of the Patchogue f naptei . Dr. and Mis . ILuoid C. Conk- lin of Columbia Univeisity, New York City, have announced the birth of their second son. Maik William Conkhn , on May 3 Then other son is Biuce Conkhn. Dr , Conklin is a nephew of Mis . Wil- liam C. Jenkins and a foi met ies- ident of Patchogue. 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In back row , left to right , are Susan Lowe , Mrs. Gertrude K ress , E\el jn Gallagher , Karla Stegmann , Jan- ice Lowe , Kathleen Garms , Joan Scudder , Ellen Siherstein and Mrs. Milton Siherstein. —LeMien ' s Photo Service OUR HAIR STYLE OF THE MONTH GRAY FLATTERY \GRAY FLATTERY \ is for the young-at-heart , active matron. A style designed to carry her graciously and successfully through the day from morning meeting to evening gala. LUCY 'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 299 East Main St. Patchogue GRover 5-0823 Silk-touch... easy ca re dacro n and pima cotto n shirt d resses Onl y the magic of \ Low Overhead'* could ever price Oltf V —t Hob&Wt H&ll ^ these dresses so low! Wide whirling skirt , deep roll-up sleeves... smart tailored collar... in the finest quality SSStWSBB ^% j f% drip dry dacron pol yester and p ima cotton with B8 B\™™° Bm ^ $§ \Old Dominion \ finish! 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All young people be- tween the ages of 13 and lfi in Central Distiict 4 are imited. The event wjll be sponsored b y the North Bellport Taxpayeis ' Asso- ciation. TO BE SUCCESSFUL — ADVERTISE 1 . TEEN DANCE
