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Medford Ave. School Has Honor Assembl y Many Awards Given: 1 he annua l Honoi A^ sunhlj a1 the \\Ldtoid A M nue S L I IOO I was he 'd June 22 . m the -( hi ol audi- to.uite. The opening eu 'ici e v t e londucte I b\ Law i ence V. 11 line' s -i\th uiade ( ' i- s The ( .lee Club . unLi the due turn of V i - Kilei op 'lied w ltd a pi a\ ei and tlu tollow mg seU ( tioti \Bells ,)! the S, a \ . \Dona Nobi s \ and \\eonolit m \iuhls \ . Josep h Kaib- ' em. faeulU ad- v soi to the Student Council , dis- tnhuted tin follo win g Student Cum til Awaid- p ie s ident. Kuh- u d Kui shnei .md John Stakes; \ l, e pii sul ent. Biil\ Euan an I \\ n i MI Smith s( i tetai \. Geial- (hne \\ lldei and 1 \ nn Siehei t. and meinbi i teitilK i.os , auaideil to t he i la-s i, pi t sent.itn t\ > . John E V . n l „i\, p h\- ' ial edu ( i tioii liistiuct oi . p iese nted tin follow lie suuh nt s with sottball awanU Donuu\ k Meuai.o , Wai ten Smith \\ ilham M.i\ l alien . \I K l.ael Bi oi h-tem. Donald ( to mei . Chailes Sihaellei , James Loti o . Muhiel Huile\ . Alexander Stuai t-Hou- t on , Kevin MCarth\ and Steven Kelton. M 1 . MatKa > also pi esented the followin g student s with basket- hall uWiinls Dominick Mercuio. Bime Texiera . Paul (, ' raniello . Pitei PaHlo , Michael B io ih s tein , and Donald Cromei. Joim J. Dono\ an , fouith made teacher , piesented the following Mitfolk Rendin g Council Aw aids - i ei titu ale. \ n gun i Coe; and honoiable mention. Muilene Spac- laiatella and Nancy \\ aldbauer. flu S , H OIH 1 pait of the piogram opened with the tollow mu orehe.s- tia selection s under the diiection oi Miss Doi a Clarke- \Let ' s . Alaich \ , \Rex ene \ and \Faith of Oui I' atheis \ . Tin moid pel fee t attendance of last u'lii was almost matc hed this \eai by the followin g 41 students who meived Pel fee t Attendance V wauls Dominic k Donato , Josep h 'I .ukuibeig, Allen Aithui , Doug- las ] j -m-ki , Philip J' apa. Chris- tine W eidhch . Thomas i laik , Ro- gei M' eihm. Pamela W aldbauei . Rose Donate . Fiances i i/.ewski . 1 honm- Rose , \ ei non Arthur B' uie I lakmunn . ( eu ' ia Gaia- tola. M a hele Siegel \lso Geoige D/us . Nan< y En- L i 'si h i o p . Linda ln g ii s ano . Thom- as Row land Barbaia Baulen . Bam \\K Caiteit\. ( 1 lire Millei ( .a 'luiim Claik. Leonaid Ba- i , lh. Kii s ime Behme . Katherme MilnU ' o. Je.uutte Suiumpi, 1 eon- aid Bai elb. Robeit Castio. Petei \i he ' s . Judith Gould. Jeann\ W igne 1 . John Chambeilri , Ttiiy Sponhenra l . Edwaul ( hambeilin Diann e Schw ab . Jonathan \\ eid- i l\ feiteiu e Lisinski , S peiuei 1 nwt 'l and Lynn Siebcit Mi. Faibstem piesented the Satety Patiol \\\ai(h : llonui Pa tiol Ceititu ites Shenie Smith . •nil Man Okm: and Cei! ifu ates - awanied * o the membeis ol tin staff Mi il lis wei e awai ded t > the ¦follow me student s - P.u ent-fea- thei Assoc iation —Rie uud Kuish- nei (pie sented by teacher Allen Robin-ou i , Ameiican Automobile \ssoc,a ion - David G i I shot! 1 p ie sented b\ Mrs . Noia B. smith ) , Ila/.e ' l Saundms Meda ' — Rie haul Kur shner (presented by Mi Rohm out; Faculty Medal - I on une Gindi (presented by Mr , llutnl ) and Veteians of Foreign V' ais — John Stakes (piosento . l>y Mr. Tabatchnik). Honoi Certificates were aw ai- ded to Michelle Mauro and Da\ id Gn -hoi 'f Mi Tabatchnik piesented the fol l owing Giade 1 Award s - Cath- eiin e Biennan , Jan ce Barlosk\ loan Beinhaidt . Marilyn EngeJ- -ch ion. Patii-Ann Allen. Susan Diauit/.ke , Han let Mais , Joyce Paduano. Join Calfa. Roberta Sihei and Nancy Smith. The final poition of the pro- LM .i m featured the following band selection s , under the diiection of Chailes F. Mailand: \Rifle Regi- ment \ , \Southern Roses \ and \0\ei the Waves \ . The program closed with the farewell march by the orchestra as the sixth graders left the audi- torium and the audience stood and applauded them. -«—————— — — — — — --- .--- ¦---^ .-.¦- ¦.w----- ^^»w^__»» WWMWWWWWW M1 , w wwwwwwwltwwwlflnnnwnnnnnnn nwnnnf | nW | Want To Impro ve That Little Nest of Yours ? Family on-the-grow ? Need more livin g space ? 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I Al Becker , John Muller Studios Hold Sunday Recita l SUNDAY RECITAL—Al Becker , wearing Hawaiian lei , play- ing guitar with some of his students Sunday at recital and jambore e given at Polish American hall , Patchogue , by studios of Mr. Becker and John Muller. A. l'ecital and jamboree under the auspices of the Al Becker Studio of Fretted Instruments and the John Muller Studio of Piano Accordion was held Sunday at the Polish American hall , Patchogue. The instruments , musical numbers and musicians performing in the first uart of the nroe-ram WPI ' P as follows - rinitm- cnln \WVi v Did I Fall\ by Ralph Lanese; Gui- tar solo , \Annie Laurie \ by Diana Cesney; guitar duet , \Should I\ b j Diana Cesney and teacher; or- chestra , \The Loveliest Ni g ht of the Year \ ; accordion solo , \Straus Medley & Lady of Spain \ , Josep h Gassick; guitar duet , \Four Leaf Clover \ , Fe.ix Grucci and teacher; orchestra , \Anchors A weigh\ ; ac- cordion solo by Peter Hooker; gui- tar solo , \Alia Turea \ , by Fran- cine Cohen; mandolin and guitar , \Sorrento \ , Mr. De Orio and Do- roth y De Orio; guitar solo , \Red River Valley \ , Kathleen Daly; the Polka Dots including Danny, Judj and Raymond Zahaiatos and Petei Silhan; orchestra , \Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue \ ; guitar solo , \The Saints Come Marching In \ , Albert Minnino , and three banjos and string bass by father and sons. Continuing after intermission the program was as follows: Ha- waiian troupe; guitar duet , \Soft & Sweet\ , Angelo Misciagno and Norman Cavaliere ; guitar solo , \London Tow n \ , Louis Fedeiico; accordion solo by Linda Watts ; guita r solo , \Peg O M y Heart\ , b y Marlene Watts ; orchestra , \Toot Toot Tootsie \ ; guitar duet , \Mac the Knife \ , James Summo and teacher; accordion solo , \La Spagnol\ . Louisa Toi onto; accor- dion and guitar , \Baby Face \ , Ag- nes and Louisa Toronto ; oi ches- tra , \When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain \ ; guitar duet , \I' m In the Mood for Love \ , Doling S( uteri and Chiis Misciagmo; ac- cordion solo by James Farrell; guitar solo , \I'll Take Y' ou Again Kathleen \ by Wayne Cavaliere ; orchestra , \Lilac Time \ ; guitai solo , \Lily Is My Darling \ , by Vincent Stephanie; guitar solo , \Careless Love \ , bv May Ristich and \I'll See You in My Dreams \ bv the orchestra. District 21 OK' s $6 , 193.53 Rise In School Budget MANORVILLE— The annual meeting of School District 21 Tuesday approved by 14 to 2 a lecord l ( JGl-()2 bud get of $83 , 240, representing an eight per cent in- crease of $0 , 193.53 over the 1900- 01 budget of $77 , 040.47. Board President James T. Gil- martin said the tax late will be \ possibl y more than $5.50 per $100 assessed valuation. \ At a rate of $5.50 the school tax for the district will increase $.45 from the 1900- 01 tax \ late of $5.05 per $100 as- sessed valuation. Major items in the bud get in- ciease were teacheis ' salarie- and increased tuition for sending students to Center Moriches schools m School Uisti ict 33. Mi Gilmaitin said the .stalling salarj foi a bachelor of arts was in- c eased liom $4 , 700 to $ \ > , 000 p\i year . A $300 across-the-board salary inciease for teachers was given , Mr. Gilmartin said , p lus an increment to adjust olde teacheis ' salaues to the new $5 , 000 starting salaiy . Walter Oimsby, district super- intendent of the Second Super- visory School District, had ad- vised the boaid that the average 'tailing salary for 10 suiroundmg disti icts was $5 ,000, Mr. Gil- maitin said. Tuition costs have been in- cr eased by Distr ict 33 (Centei Moriches) b y $100 m the last two year s. For the 1J01-02 school year , Mr. Gilmaitin said , the tuition will be $500 for each of close to 70 students who will attend the Cen- ter 1 Moriches School. Members of South Manor school' s sixth grade will stud y at Center Moriches foi the fust time in seveial years , ht said. T uition in 1959-00 at Centei Moriches was $400. It increased to $450 the next year and will be $500 for the next school year. Mr. Gilmartin told the 21 per- sons at the annual meeting that the boaid of education ta\ ored having the state make a survey to study the possible need for re organization of school distiicts in the aiea. School District 33 also favors the survey. Mr. Gilmartin said he read a letter from School District 33 , saying West and East Manorville , School District 11 (Eastport) and School District 34 ( East Moriches ) declined the in- vitation to have a survey made of their respective districts. Mr. Gilmartin was elected to a three-year tei m on the board Joseph Danowski was elected to fill out the unexp ired term of Mrs. Isabel Crockett, who had one more year to serve. She resi gned when she moved to Southampton. At the reorganization meeting of the board held Tuesday night Mr. Gil- martin was reelected to another one-year term as board president . John Hoshyla was reelected clerk of the board and Nicholas Plisko reelected as treasurer. Harold Carter is the third member of the board. The petition of South Man- orville youth to attend auto mechanics school in Bellport was declined. Tuition and transporta - tion costs to the district would have been $825 , Mr. Gilmartin said. Medford Civics Ask Lower S peed Limit The Medford Taxpayers and Ch ic Association met Monday night at the Medford Hotel. A guest was Howard Rowland , a councilman of Brookhaven Town. The possibilit y of obtaining a stop light at the inter section ol Long Island Avenue and State Road was discussed; the moving up of the 30 mile speed limit from Jamaica Avenue South to South Haven Avenue and going North from South Haven to Jamaica A\ enue were also broug ht up. Located between Jamaica Ave- nue and South Haven Avenue is a farm stand , restaurant , motel , dance studio and the Tr emont Avenue School. There are go slow , school zone signs posted. The or- ganization feels that if the slower speed limit was extended and en- forced the possibility of accidents would be less. It was requested of Mr. Rowland that he take the matter up with Cap tain Irving Weeks of the Suffolk Count y Police , Fifth Precinct. The organization is p lanning a card part y October 13. Mrs. Mary Betts and Mrs. Mary Lenhard are chairman and co-chairman of the affair. The next regular meeting of the association will be held August 7 at the Medford Hotel. All residents of the area are invited to attend. Business will probably keep right on being good for those who are aggressive , give good values , good services and advertise in The Advance. —Adv. > YVVV*rVVWV*rVVVVVW9mm v WVVmmm~T-w WW wv-w-w-w-w-w -w-wvw-w -w-w ^ -w -w -r -w-w-w-w ' w -w w *¦* ¦* ¦* ¦* t & j» ®J?£ 112 SJotlttg? W BUSINESS MEN ' S LUNCH i \\>/ S pecial $1.35 ; I DINNER SERVED NITELY — From 5 p.m. to 9 :30 p.m. I EXCELLEN T CUISINE j I lie IIX Specializing in J ! _ STEAKS , CHOPS and SEAFOOD j COCKTAIL LOUNG E j ENTERTAINMENT NITELY j DANCING SATURDA Y NITE \ AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT \ Patchogue-Port Jefferson Road ] Adjacent to 112 Motel 3 MEDFOiRD , N # Y . :-: ROUTE 112 :-: GRover 5-3112 j Trial of Three On 19 Charges Set for July 28 The trial ol* thice men , who face 19 changes ranging irom di-oidei- i; v conduct LO resisting arre st , ha- .. een set foi Jui> 28 at 10 a. m Ul ' oie Patchogue Police Justue Arthur Mapes in tlu- village muni- cipal buildin g on Baker Street. As sistant Di strict Attoine . v Llovd Feuei asked that tiie tna date be set in a heai.n g Tue-Ua beioie Justice Mapes Defense At coiney Geoige K. Lcc ureckei o Patchogue , said he would like t< nave \ iiioic time. ' but agreed t ih • dat\ of the trial. Defendants are Richaid Barth emress , 2i , of Log Roau ; Danie Der by of 521 Lenox Avenue , am Leo Bai the.mess , 24 . ot Munsel Road , all oi East Patchogue. On June 24 the three defendants were charged with thu d degree j 'si ault following the beating o lour pel sons at the Mascot Pa vinon , 00e) South Ocean Avenue 1 atchogue. Additional charges hied subsequently against the men in c ' ude disorderl y conduct , malicious; mischief and resisting arrest , ac cording to Fifth Precinct police Ail of the defendants p leadec innocent to all of the charge^ brought against them in the Julv 3 preliminary hearing. \The police were advised , \ Mr. Feuer said Tuesday before Justice Mapes , \that there were other comp lainants who wished to press; charges against the defendants and subpoenas were issued tc bring in additional witnesses , but after considering the evidence , L has been decided to not press fur- ther charges against the defend- ants. \ Justice Threatened Police Captain Irving Weeks of the Fifth Precinct .said yesterday that \in all probabilit y \ a night police car would continue to patro the area around the home of Jus- tice Mapes of 77 West Lakewood Street , Patchogue. Last week the justi ce told police he had received two threatening p hone calls warn- ing him that his house would be burned if he sentenced to jail the 'hree defendants. The justice has never requested the police guard , \ Capt. Week 1 said , \but we aic keeping an eye on the premises of hi- home \ The justice said he would not be \intimidated'' by the tactics thieatened over the p hone. The 50-year-old justic e said the thrt at- vvouM have no effect upon an\ action which the couit miglu take At the Tuesday heanng Mi Lechti eckei said: 'T am distuibed that you (Jus tue Mapes) have received thteats P' ease accept my assuiance that they did not emanate horn m\ clients . \\e too have r etvivet ( rank calls . I would be willing to have my clients take a lie detec- tor test on that store. \ Fift< en policemen guarded the courti oom dining the hearing, po- me said , at the request of village officials. Richard Bartholmess and Derby aie fi ee in $5 000 bail and Leo Barthelme. ss is fiee in $1 , 000 bail. Motorcycle Accident Seriousl y Injures Garden Cit y Girl A 19-year-old Garden City girl continued in critical condition at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital af- ter suffering a skull fracture and bead laceration earl y Monday in a motorcycle accident in Brookhaven hamlet. According to records of the Fifth Piecinct. Suffolk County Police , Lind Kilb of 171 Kilburn Avenue was thrown against wood- en pillais of the home of Thad M. Moses of South Country Road. Brookhaven , when the motorcycle on which she was riding left the road about 2:05 a. m. Mond'iy. Driver of the vehicle was John Kastendieck. 20 , of 145 Pearl Ave- nue , Holtsville. Police said the motorcycle was t ravelling south on South Country Road , when ' t failed to make a turn and hit a fence. Both persons were taken to the hospital bv the Brookhaven Ambulance. Pati olman Stanley Dixon investi gated the accident. Mi. and Mrs. Moses vveie awak- ened by the crash and immediately phoned the police. GRIEVANCES ONLY Tli\> Brookhaven Tow n Asses- sor ' s o ffic e will be open Tuesday, Jul y IS , Ciievance dav , for the pu i po-e of grievances only. No e ther questions will bo answ ered, . 'ct .udin n to the assessor ' - , office. Two Apoointees Fill Vacant County Spots Dr. R. Townley Paton of St. James was appointed a member of the Suffolk County Mental Health Board by the Suffolk Board of Supervisors Monday. Dr. Paton fills the unexpired term of Dr. John Northridge of Riverhead , who died last month. The term expires January 1 , 1963. Another appointment made by the board was that of Herbert Boughton of Mattituck to the fire advisory board to fill the vacancy left b y the death of Robert Dou- cett of Greenport. Mr. Boughton ' s ter m ends December- 31. Village Trustees Make Decisions At Busy Session Du ' ing a busy Monday nig ht session , the Patchogue Village Boaid did the following : 1) Announced to a group of re- sidents ot the southern end ol Rider Avenue that no decision has- teen reached b y the board regard- ing a petition to build garden , 'paitments tow ard the soutner n end ol Rider Avenue. 2) Authorized the pet parade to b\ held in the village yesterday. Mayor Waldbatier contributed a bit of humor to the meeting bv saying: \In a small vidage , we jus t whi stl e dixie and we have a pet parade. \ ) t.i-cussed with Captain Irv- ine B. Weeks of the Sun oik Coun- ty Police , Fifth Precinct , the com- plaints oi speeding on Cedar Ave- nue , Patchogue. The captain said that because there have been so many complaints , he would proba- 1 l y put a radar unit on the street to catch the offending drivers. 4) Granted a change of zone floin \B\ residence to \D-l\ busi- ness to the Metropolitan Tobacco Company to install a warehouse and garago on the southwest cor- ner of Waverly Avenue and West Fifth Street. The grant was sub- ,ect to a series of restrictions. 5) Discussed the possibility of installing telep hone booths on the four village parking fields when they are comp leted as a means oi obtaining revenue. No decision was reached. 0) Authorized bids to be sub- i lifted on or before July 24 for the painting of the village hall , Baker Street , Patchogue. C' erk B' au said that estimates ran from $1 , 200 to $1 , 700. 7) Read the following recom- mendations made by Sergeant Mil- ton G. Smith of the Suffolk Police Traffic Division : that Medford Ave- nue , just north of its intersection with East Main Street , be made ihree lanes with one lane going north and two going south . The mayor asked that letters be writ- ten to the State Department of Public Works seeking this change. Sergeant Smith also gave the boaid his recommendations for five \Stop \ signs and three \Yield Ri g ht of Way \ signs in the vil- ' age. The board took them under advisement. Speaking of Business SECURITY NATIONAL BANK of Long Island reports net opera- ting income for the first six months of 1901 was the highest for any comparable period in the 58-year history of the bank, amounting to $1 , 111 , 071 , or $1.02 per share on 1 , 090 , 555 shares outstanding. The record net operating income represented a 23 per cent increase over $919 022 , or 94 cents per share on 973, 710 shares out- standing, reported for the first half a year ago. As of June 30 , 1961 , total assets aggregated $226 , 727 , 022 , a gain of more than 14 per cent over $198 , 557 , 311 at the end of the first half of 1960. Deposits were $205 , 991 ,342 , as against $181 , 176 , - 144 the previous year. *¦ * * Certificates of Partnership Arthur & Anna Nelson d/b/a Nelson ' p Delicatessen , Miller Place. Thomas Benkenstem Jr & William Rose d 'b/a Custo m Builders , Patchoxue. Assumed Business Names Frank J Sai^ d/b/a F & R Mason Con- tractors , Middle Island. Peter G Hadjin d/b/a Trolle\ Rea l Es- tate , Patchogue Certificates of Incorporation CENTER MORICHES INN , Center Mo- riches , 200 shares without par value , di- rectors until the first annual meeting are James Pappas , Garden City , Socrates Pappadimatos , E Northpoi t , Michael Athans , Westbury. MARY IBETH DRESS CO INC , Farm- inKviIle . common stock 200 shares at SI.00 each , directors until the first an- nual meeting aie Peter & Carmella Cor- sitto both of Farming\ille and Nazareno DrORO of Jackson Heights . \WOW! LOOK AT ALL THOSE LOVELY MOTHERS\ We are proud that so many mothers place full confidence in us for their medical pre- scriptions , drugs , and medica- tions. t^^^^^^ s^ BPfrJh Ti ft ii la ? u ^ m^^^^Ea^BBB9±. ^BB ^H ^V *^BB ^^^BB9 *^^^^B* *^^r ^^^^^^^V^^^^^^ft BBiX^M fl^^H^^^^^h ^E_^^H*JEtMWJ^EMMMj^HHLy«^^^^^K^^^Jl^w^^^l^^Ha ^9L^K JHH ^^PS3T ^^?T j!j!!B< ^??!|jw ^ t^immmy i ^. yj|. « ^ f *« i ' | i | iw I 'jfflfij T' j 'Yl ' i J . 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Serv ice On Premises KURT R O EL O FF S OPTICIAN - EST. 1930 I GRover 5-1424 If No \ns\\ e r—G Rover r>-(Wll j 3o EAST MAIN STREET P U'CHOGl'E ! :— — ' J SUFFOLK PH VRPSHOOTERS , Sergeant Ralph Lanese . Patch- ogue , left , and Patrolman Paul Dani Is , EaM Moriches , ol Fifth Precinct , Suffolk Count> Police , won fi rst place al Perth \mboj , N. J., pistol shoot Saturda\. Two-man team lired perfect store of 300 points each. Over 200 youngsters marched in the second Annual Pet Parade co sponsored by the Patchogue Vil- lage Recreation Department and the Merchants Division of the Pat- cbopue Chamber of Commerce .esterday. Starting at the Patchogue Hotel and proceeding west to Railroad Avenue , the entrants were judg ed m Main Street in front of The Peop les National Bank by Mayor Robert T. Waldbauer , Brookhaven Town Councilrnen John Young, Willard Keddy, and Frank Coveney, Brookhaven Town Recreation dilector James Reese Brookhaven Superintendent of Parks Jerome Sadofsky, Vi'lag\ Attorney Robert Bauer , Chair- man of Merchants Division An- drew Carter , and Mrs . Staudinger of the Colony Shop, Sayville Tl e winners of awards accord- ing to category are : Dogs—Nora Elkind and Ellen and Diane Leftoff. of Patchogue ; A.nna-Lisa Palmquist , Blue Point ; Michael Rutkowsky, Holbrook; Joanne Vasso . Bellport; Lynn Ne' - ghley, Gary Golfein , Marian Bod- Kin and v erna King of Patchogue; Bonnie Bianco , Medford ; Kenneth Schultz , Jark Poirier , and Theresa Costello of Patchogue; and Eliza- beth Greig, Medford. Cats—Judith Mistier , Rosalind Sevezey and Rosemary Hudspeth of Patchogue; and Patrick Bolino. Mastic Beach. Guinea nigs—Michele Clay, Ro- beit and Linda Pavne and Louis Diosj uardo of T' atehogue . Ants— Skippv Pope , Patchoque ; Ke\ in Reillv , P>a\port; and Su -an 1' e t ielti Last Pat , hogiu . flamstei—ElbMi Wnodoff , East Pa t chogue ; and Albeita Kremer , Patchogue. Feathered animals—Ro^o Marie 7> almquist , Blue Point (pheasan t ) : Tina-Maria Palmquist , Blue Point (babv chick); Joanna Moi abito , PalchoQU t- (pi geons). ' Miscellaneous categories: Turtles—Mi'iam Walsh. Patch - ogue; rabbits , A'len N ' ewberg , Patchogue; pony, John Newbeig, Patchogue; cricket- . , Pamela Pat- terson , Patchogue , and Bonny Kell y, Bronx. One winner cannot be categori- zed. He is little Ke\in Maccabee of East Patchogue , who cairied a stuffed dog. Each of the children who entered was g iven a trop hy cup saying, \World' s Best Pet , ' 19(51 Pet Parade , Patchogue. \ C rowd Turns Out For Pet Parade; Winners Listed CENTK VL SI Fi' ol K HOSPJT U. Mr. and Mi s . .John .luits of Quogue, a daught ei . on .I UI H L>( . I . M I and M is . W allet \-h!Udd of RemstMiburg , a son, oi> June 30. Mr. and Mrs . D i\ id Nuluds of Westhampton Beac h , a ( ' aughtei , on July 4. Mr. and Mi' s . Chailes Coburn of Eastpoit , a daughtei . on July BIRTHS A ' Sunn HI K -ti * <il \ law n p ir- t . \. th< lot i h .iiinual e\ent spoii- soi e 1 b\ lb • i,ti k t .unit \ \\ om- en ' s Repubn i ( ,n v II !» • he d Jul\ 22 . be „ niv <i: ! .I 1 p PI , •it the Sufi i ( ) >ity Repub u til I 'lubhouse ai ou'i Is , Vt mac Avi 1UK' , Lille I' e it Aico 1 d'ng i ( hil ) Pi ¦ s .dt nt Mi- . Mi , K\ii \< ' •] ot P-i lg ' itv >t- er- , the c oieuiit' a'e t> isil\ at wo' k m pi ipii. i n to ' this t ' i' ^- ti\ e ail' ai ( n i n mm 11 1 the event . 11 1 .All- 1 , | H M ' I id)»M g of St. Jam' s . Mi Ke ' n ' ,li C a\ - ton of P>a\ poi t an M - K.»l>. 11 Shei ulan of East 1' n MO \ in Suffolk GOP Women Plan a Lawn Party
