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AUCTION SALE At: Foot of Washington St., South Jamesport , L. I. Liquidation to the wall without reserve by order of owner , a successful boatyard in the following manner : Saturday, Aug. 19 , 1961 — 11 a.m- Sharp Inspect : Mon. thru Fri., Aug. 14 to 18—1 1 a.m. to 7 p.m. Anvils , bench vise , chain hoists , pipe threader , taps and dies , 2 band saws , engine lathe—8' bed , 16\ swing ; planer , shafts , pulleys , motors , tarps , rope , lots of boat parts , marine paint , oil , batteries . Ford V-8 engine , drill press , Champion parts , parts manuals , used rowboats , 1960 3-H.P. Evinrude outboard motor , 1958 5-H.P. Elgin , 3 boat trailers , T.V., some household furniture , all new full y equip, two 16' dories , elec. winch , Penn Yan 16' boat , 25-H .P. Gale Buccaneer motor. 1 1961 20' outboard-inboard A.N.A. sea skiff—85 H.P., 2 1961 20' inboard A.N.A. sea skiff—85 H.P., one 1961 24' inboard A. N. A. sea skiff 90-H.P. , used fully equipped one 25' Trojan cabin cruiser—100 H.P. Gray, sleeps 4 , one 24' Ulrichsen cabin cruiser , sleeps 2 , 105-H.P. Chrysler; one open 26' Chris Cratt 115-H.P., and others. Real Property to be sold at 2 :00 P.M., terms 10% down. Boatyard 100x356 , all bldgs., dock , cradles , gas pumps , launching rails (3 sets), and all things necessary to continue operation of this business. Propert y 100x200 as follows , shop in 120x100 bldg.. 7 yrs . old , concrete block , shop downstairs , 1 , 600 sq. ft., apt. upstairs , finished 5 rooms & bath , 3 zone heat , 4 rooms , mostly finished & bath. 80x100 7 room house on corne r , oil heat , excellent condi- tion , all landscaped. Don ' t miss this opportunity. Sale by SUFFOLK AUCTION ROOMS 49 Peconic Ave., Riverhead , N. Y. H. Howes , Auctioneer —:— Tel. Park 7-1315 _ WE CAN SELL YOUR GOODS , TOO! 1 Ronkonkoma and the La ke N ews Mrs. B. Davis. JU 8-3987 SACHEM CONCERT The Sachem Summer Recreation Prog rani is sponsoring a choral and band concert to be held at S p. m. tomorrow on the grounds of Sachem High School. People may lemain in their cars to hear the concert or. if they prefer , have chairs provided. A special feature of the concert will be \Sing- Along with Ted. \ In case of rain , it will be held in the school au- ditorium. LADIES' AUXILIARY The regular meeting of the Wil- liam Merritt Hallock Unit 155 of the American Legion Auxiliary was held July 1!) in the post club- house on Church Street. Miss Frances Markert, who was chosen to represent the unit at Girls ' State held at New Paltz State Un- iversity, attended the nfeeting. She will aiso be a guest of the unit at the regular monthl y meeting and luncheon of the Suffolk Coun- ty American Legion Auxiliary at Bronco Charlie ' s Restaurant in Oakdale. Miss Markert is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Markert of Washpurn Street , Lake Grove. She will start her senior year at Sachem H5gh School in ¦^ September. The Past President' s Parlay of the auxiliary met at the home of Mrs . Flossie Kirk on Rosevale Avenue Saturday. The members drew up a slate of officers for the coming year to be presented to the unit at the next meeting. RONK. FIRE DEPT. Friday the Ronkonkoma Fire De- partment a mlbulance took Mr. Vreeland from the Wittridge Nurs- ing Home to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Dr. Theodore Fried was in charge . Armando Nicoli and Al- fred Smith were the attendants. There were no fires in the Ron- konkoma district last week. LAKELAND FIRE DEPT. August 1 at 12:10 a. m. the Lakeland Fire Department was called to extinguish an unoccupied house fire at Johnson Avenue and Sampson Street but by the time the alarm was turned in the house was an inferno and was comple- tely destroyed. The owners were on a vacation! n Massachusetts. Frank Mascari of 15 Garden Court was taken from the office of Dr. Burford K. Welch to Brook- haven Memorial Hospital August 1 in the Lakeland Fire Depart- ment ambulance. Adam Pitka and Ray Stulz were the attendants. On Thursday the Suffolk County po- lice called the Lakeland ambulance to take three injured persons from the scene of an automobile acci- dent on Motor Parkway and Rose- vale Avenue to Mather Memorial Hosp ital. Arthur Browne , Sr., Charles Sp italari and Peter Maca- donia were the attendants. PET SHOW A turtle named Snappy, owned by Joanne Croce , was judged the most unusual pet Friday at the pet show held at the Gatelot Ave- nue School , as part of the Sachem Recreation Program. An angel fish owned by Nancy Behounek was the smallest pet , a golden re- triever owned by Terry and Scott McElrath was the largest pet. Mr. Peepers , a parakeet owned by Nor- ma Hodul. was the best bird , Cal- ico , owned by George Proios , was the best cat , and Fluff y owned by Jackie Robinson , was judged the best dog. White Paw , a cat owned by Kevin Kolarik , was jud- ged the \ all American , \ Golden Retriever was the best performer , Toni Smith' s cat was the best groomed and Snow White , Kenneh Esemann ' s cat , won in the best of show. There were 13 honorable mention awards received and 87 spectators viewed the show. The judges were Mrs. Roland Bonhote , Miss Barbara Okvist , and Miss Virginia Williams. Robert McNeill was in charge of the awards. ARCHERY CONTEST Charles Keegan , Thomas Masi- ello, Fred Rademacher and Ray Czernicki were the winners last week in the Archery contest held at the Lynwoood Avenue School. At the same school , Ray Czern- icki. Ronald Aermeuteri and Stel- la DeCastro were the winners in the Scavanger hunt. The contest was part of the Sachem Summer Recreation Program. JEWISH CENTER The Sisterhood of the Ronkon- koma Jewish Center will hold their Sixth Annual Penny Auction sale in St. Mary ' s Episcopal Church Parish Hall on Lake Shore Drive , Lake Ronkonkoma , 7 , 30 p. m. Sunday. Admission is free. Punch will also be served free. A * * Mrs. Albertina Sagar , who is now residing in Sayville , and her cousin , George Grimse of Lynbrook were guests August 8 of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mbhring of Portion Road. Mrs. Saga r lived in Lake Ronkonkoma for many years. Mrs. Adelaide Kelleher has re- turned to her home on Lincoln Avenue after a vacation trip to Virginia. She is employed in the accounting department of Swezey and Newins. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Strecker and their children of Edward Court have gone to live perma- nently in St. Petersburg, Fla. Last Tuesday afternoon the con- tract bridge club played in the home of Mrs. Laura Ahner on Smith Road. The players were Mesdames Harold Sorenson , Sr., Charles A. Browne , Francis Ros- sell and Ahner. The Advanc e is on sale at Ted- dy ' s Luncheonette , W h e I a n ' s Drugs , Lake Ronkonkoma Station- ery, Lechowit Delicatessen , Frank' s Stationery and Lakoma Food Store in Lake Ronkonkoma. —Adv. Mirs. Frances Bowen of Gatelot Avenue will leave for Tallahassee , Fla., tomorrow to spend the great- er part of the year with her son- in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. HJenry Wilcox. Mrs. Bowen was in Tallahassee last year , returning to the Lake in June with Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Wilcox is the former Miss Virg inia Bowen. Mr. and Mtrs. Melvin Schwartz of Centre Street are the parents of a daughter born July 25 in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mirs. Frank Hughes of Central Islip Boulevard held a family dinner party July 30 in Uncle Ed' s Restaurant on Rose- vale Avenue. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hughes and children , John , Warren , Matthew and Paul, of Mastic Beach ; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Little and Ka- th y, Eileen and Lee of Bethpage ; Mr. and Mrs. George Denovan and Mark , Pamela and Wayne of East Meadow ; Mr. and Mtrs. Francis Hughes and Douglas and Steven , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes and Mary Ellen , and Rita , Diane Crow ley and Lawrence Hughes , all of Lake Ronkonkoma . Dr. and Mrs. Harold Lyojis and chrdren , George. Harold , Jr., Richard , Robert , Margaret, Frances and Gail of Laurelton spent Sun- day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lyons of Lake Promenade. Dr. Lyons is now attending a medical convention in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. John Kunsch of Gatelot Avenue have returned home after visiting Mrs. Kunsch ' s cousin and wife , Lieutenant and Mirs. Robert Jaecques at the Mc- Guire Air Force Base in Wright- stown , N.J. * ' Q Mr. and Mrs. John Satmary of Ackerly Lane held a party at their home Saturday evening of last week to celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Satmary ' s mother , Mrs. Egan of the Bronx. Robert Reilly of Church Street also celebrated his birt' -Jay at this time. Guests pre- sent were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Potop lak , Mrs. Marge Taylor , Dan- iel Heardon , William Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. William Okvist , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reilly, M' r. and Mrs. James Cleary, Mrs. Eleanor Moran , Mrs. Eleanor Carlson . Mrs. Anna Gill and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moiawski. Mr. and Mrs. Roberti Okvist of Sylvester Street entertained at a barbecue Sunday to celebrate the birthdays of their daughters , Eve- lyn Ann who was eight years old Sunelay, and Robin Margaret who was five years old Monday. Weekend guests at the home of Mrs. John Cleary on Cleary Road were Mrs. Eileen Keeny and chil- dren , Phillip, Maureen and Kath- leen , of Queens Village. Miss Carol Oakvist of High Street is taking special Summer courses at the State University at Oyster Bay. Her sister , Miss Bar- bara Okvist , a June graduate from New Paltz State University, will teach art in the West Babylon Schools in September. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kemp- emski and children , William and Jerry, were guests last week at a barbecue dinner held at the home of Mr. and Mirs. Victor Lyons of Lake Promenade. Mr. and Mrs. John Mizgier of Oakwood Street have returned from a trip to Washington , D. C , where they visited Mrs. Mizgier ' s son and daug hter-in-law and chil- dren , Major and Mrs. David Gran- ge , Jr., and David , III , Suzanne and Henrietta. Nancy Davis ac- companied them. David , III , and Suzanne returned to Lake Ronkon- koma with Mr. and Mrs. Mizgier for a visit wi th relatives , Suzanne with her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laux of Criss Street and David , with his grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Okvist of Cherry Street. James Hans of Westminister , Md., is visiting his brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benjamin of J Street. Mr. and M TS . Lous Seuss of 89 Rosevale Avenue have returned returned home from a week' s va- catoin in North Andover , Mass., where thev visited relatives. Mrs. Edward T. Hammer and her daughter , Mary, of Richard Avenue have returned home after spending a vacation at Hyannis- port , Mass. Joan Marlene Plume , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Plume of Pleasure Avenue , is celebrating her sixth birthday today. Mrs. William Franken and daughters , Gloria and Kathy, of Carl Street are enjoying a month ' s vacation in Germany visiting Mrs. Franken ' s relatives. Mrs. Thomas Warren of Water- mill visited friends and relatives at the Lake Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Jaeger and their children , Thomas , Philip, Elizabeth and 1 Viktoria , of Brook- lyn , and Mrs. Esther Jaeger of Miami , Fla., were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Charlotte Browne and her son , Fred , of Friendly Lane. Mrs. Esther Jaeger is a con- cert pianist. Mr. and Mrs. Cie J. Hansel of Lafayette Avenue are the parents of a son born July 20 in South- side Hospital. July 24, in the same hospital , a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fen- yak of Julia Goldbach Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Johnson and their children , James , Jr., MaryAnn and Robert , have moved from their home on Collington Drive , Ronkonkoma , to the home they recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. John Adams on East Road in Bayport. Mrs. Charles L. Davis , Sr., of Carroll Avenue and Mrs. Fre d Mohring of Portion Road were guests' Wednesday last week of Mrs. Charlotte Browne of Friend- ly Lane. Mr. and Mirs. John O'Keefe of Ronkonkoma are the parents of a son born July 25 in Southside Hospital. Miss Joan Seibert of Gatelot Avenue is making a good recovery at home from recent surgery in Southside Hospital. Miss Seibert is a teacher in the Sachem schools and last year taught kindergarte n in the District 2 Nokomis Elemen- tary School. Mr. and Mrs . Malcolm Hawkins of Hawkins Avenue are vacation- ing at their Summer home in Vermont. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Sunday masses in St. Joseph ' s R. C. Church are at 7 , 8 , 9. 10 , 11 a. m., 12 noon and 1 p. m. in the church ; at 8:15. 9:15 , 10:15 11:15 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. in the school auditorium, and at 9 a. m. in the Civic Hall on Grundy AVenue in Holbrook. Daily mass is at 7 and 8 a. m. St. Joseph' s annual bazaar , held the past two weekends , was out- standingly successful. Vincent Bi- bona of 6 Division Road , Lake Ronkonkoma , was awarded the 1961 Ford Galaxie Sunday night , the last night of the bazaar. Games are played Tuesday and Thursday nights starting at 8 p. m. in the auditorium of St. Jo- sep h' s parochial school. METHODIST CHURCH The Methodist Church at Five Corners has a famil y service of corporate worship at 9:30 a. m. during August and the first Sun- day in September. Sunday School is held for children age 3 to 11. Other young people who ordinar- ily attend Sunday School are ask- ed to attend the corporate wor- ship at 9:30 a. m. Summer visi- tors are cordially invited to attend church services. HOLY CROSS CHURCH Holy Cross Lutheran Church holds services Sunday at 8:15 , 9:30 and 11 a. m. The church school meets at 9:30 a. m. The next meeting of the Men ' s Brotherhood will be held Septem- ber 5. The church council will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow. The Luther League 'members toil! meet at the church at 2 p. m. for a picnic at Fire Island. They will return home at 8 p. m. The annual congregational pic- nic will be held on the church grounds August 20 . immediately after the 11 a. m. service. In case of rain it will be held the follow- ing day. The Ladies ' Guild will have their annual picnic at 12:30 p. m. next Thursday in conjunction with the only afternoon meeting of the year. All other meetings are held on the third Thursday of the nTonth at 8 p. m. ST. MARY'S CHURCH St. Mary ' s Episcopal Church holds Sunday services at 8 , 9:30 and 11 a. m. with Holy Commu- nion and sermio n at all three ser- vices. The church school meets in the parish hall at 9:30 a. m. Sun- day. Holy communion is adminis- tered daily at 9 a. m. in the church. Laying on of Hands for the sick is Fridays after conrmtu- pion. St. Mary ' s is sponsoring a clam- bake to 1 be held at DeGennaro ' s Lakeview Inn on Pond Road start- ing at 8 <g. m ' . ' Saturday . In ad- dition to sea food , chicken will al- #o be servetf' . '^The^etfpte' W \the 1 community are invited. Cora m Hn. Gloria Hoelztr , SElden 2-5361 Mrs. Marie Williams of Dryden Avenue is recuperating at home after recent surgery at Mather Memorial Hospital. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Sherwood of Fourth Street were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leute of New York City. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leute of Yonkers and their five sons , who drove Mr. and Mrs. Leute back to the city. Spending a few days with Mrs. Anna Hoelzer of Fourth Street is her sister , Mrs. Emmie Hartt of Hollywood , Fla. Friday night , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marz and children , Gail and Val , and Mrs. Anna Hoelzer , ac- companied by Mrs. Emmie Hartt , attended the show , \Paradise Island , \ at the Jones Beach Am- pitheatre. The second annual barbecue of the Coram Fire Department will be held August 12 in the rear of the firehouse on Route 25. There are still a few tickets avail- able , which may be obtained from any of the firemen. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Streckert of Pauls Path were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dick , and chil- dren , Walter and Martin , of Bay Shore ; also M' r. and Mrs. John Baierlein of Richmond Hill , Queens . Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jennings of Olney, 111., are spending sev- eral days at the home of their son-in-law and daughter , Pastor and Mrs. David Hurley, and new grandaughter , Lisa Lynn , born Jul y 30 at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital , weig hing 7 pounds. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Happel of Pauls Path were Mrs. Clayton Trump of Al- lentoWn , Pa., and Mrs. Betty King of Patchogue. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Paquette , Jr., of Route 112 were Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Guire and ihildren , Suzanne , Ja- mes , Barbara and Jean , of South Boundbrook , N. J. The Advance is on sale at Fin- gar ' s Grocery and Olde Towne Shoppe in Coram. —Adv. Saturday night Val Marz and Robert Hoelzer , accompanied by Mary Reese and Betty Vanarthos , attended the Drums concert at the Dogwood Hollow ampitheatre in Stony Brook. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hines and children , Cindy, Bob and Eddie of Pine Road , returned Friday nigh t from a week' s vacation touring- Vermont , New Hampshire and the Adirondack Mountains. The Ladies ' ^Auxiliary of the Fire Department will hold their monthly meeting 8 p. m. Tuesday They will hold a food sal e in front of the firehouse from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m., August 19. The Ernest Greenwood Demo- cratic Club will hold their monthly meeting at the Coram Communit y Club 8 p. m. August 15. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marz of Fourth Street were Mr. and Mrs. John Reese of Selden , and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hartt of Belle Terre. CHURCH NEWS At the Trinity Methodist Church there is one service , 9:30 a. m. Sunday. The 31 students of the Daily Vacation Bible school put on a program Sunday in church. The Bib' e school staff consisted of: Teacher-in-charge , Mrs. Howard Chri s tiansen ; Junior teachers , Mesdames Arlene Minarich and Irene Wittschack ; Primary, Mrs. Joan Albin ; First and second grades , Penny Christiansen and Denise Williams; Pre School, Eve- lyn Baile and Mary Beldt ; Nur- sery, Pearl Partlow and Cheryl Boddy. Following the program Sun day refreshments were served in the church basement for the stu- dents. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will have a car wash next Satur- day at the church. The hours will be from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. The greeter Sunday morning was Mrs. Chris Wittschack. St. Frances Cabrmi R. C. Church Sunday masses are at 7 , 8 , 10:30 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. Benediction follow s the 10:30 a. m. mass. Baptisms are by appoint- ment. E. Patchogue N ews Items Mrs. Muriel Gallagher , ATlantic 6-9039 WOMEN'S CLUB About 75 peop le attended the Lobster party sponsored b y the Patchogue Shores Women ' s Club in the Swan Yacht CHi b Jul y 29 , for members and their husbands . Mrs. Mae Leonard was chairman and Mrs . Ethel Christiansen , co- chairman. Dancing followed the dinner. The Theatie party held July 31 was attended b y 30 members who saw the show , \Flower Drum Song \ , at the Gateway Theatre in Belport. The August 1 meeting was social. The club will hold its annual luncheon at Herb Mc Carthy ' s Bowden Square in Southampton August 8. About 35 are expected to attend , traveling by bus. TEEN-AGE DANCE A Teen-age dance will be held from 8 to 11 p.m. tomorrow in the St. Josep h the Worker R.C. Church auditorium. All teen-agers in the parish , permanent parishioners or Summer visitors , are cordially in- vited to attend this dance. Holy Name Society members will receive communion in a body at the 8:30 a. m. mass Sunday in the church. Rosary-Altar Society members received communion in a body at the 8:30 a. m. mass Sunday. HAGERMAN FD The Hagerman Fire Department is sponsoring a four-day bazaar from August 18 through August 21 , to be held on the firehouse premises on Montauk Highway and Dunton Avenue. There will be many booths including one with stuffed toys , refreshment stands , and , for the small fry, kiddie rides. A clambake will be held August 20 starting at 5 p.m., also on the premises. Tickets may be ob- tained from the chairman , Orlan- do Maletta , at ATlantic 6-8662 or James Kelly, ATlantic 6-9100 , or at local stores. Children must be accompanied by their parents. August 21 is Firemen ' s night. A parade is scheduled with 18 fire departments , ladies ' auxiliaries and bands participating. They will parade through the area and re- turn to the Hagerman Firehouse. The department is proud to have won the Memorial trophy for p lac- ng first in the efficiency contes t at the Brookhaven Town Firemen ' s Drill held recently in Blue Point. To gain permanent possession of this trophy, which is in memory of George Brunquell of NPFD the Hagerman team must win the contest two more years. A smorgasbord will be held for members and families by the Swan Yacht Club Saturday in the club- house. The sixth birthday of Marietta Cardillo was celebrated July 30 at a party given by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Cardillo. of 70 Andreano Avenue. The guests were Kathleen and Eileen Wil- liams and their guests , Maureen , Joanne Burnett and the other Car- dillo children , Kenneth , Eric , Ma- rie and John. Theodore William Kreamer , the two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kreamer , celebrated his birthday of July 29 on July 28 at a part y given by his godmother , Miss Marilyn Porto , next door on her patio at 518 Americus Ave- nue. Attending were the following guests : Wendy and Dennis Coh- chio , Linda and Donna Stephani , June Step hani , Ellen Porto , and two of the guest-of-honor ' s broth- ers , Kenneth and Douglas. The Advance is on sale at Swan Market , and Morio ' s Delicatessen. —Adv. A fifth-birthday part y was giv- en July 30 for Patricia Feriola by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. George Feriola of 541 Scherger Avenue. Guests were Thomas Jef- frey, Maria Williamson , Lorraine and Robert Kinney, Scott Tighe , Dennis Keyes , Richard Oxford , Theresa Britain , Debra Keller , her sisters , Virginia and Debbie Fer- iola , and Joseph , Frank and John Coraci of Mastic Beach ; her grand- mother , Mrs. Mary Green , and daug hter , Rosemary, of Brooklyn. Mrs. Green and Rosemary had re- turned July 28 for a week' s stay at the home of her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Feriola , after a three weeks ' vacation in Macon , Ga., visiting with a son and daug hter- in -law , United States Air Force Staff Sergeant and Mrs. William Green and chil- dren. New residents since July 1 are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nettles and chi'dren , Robert , Sam , Lynwood and Joanne , and maternal , grand- mother , Mrs. Emm a Darboins , at 616 Americus Avenue. They for- merly lived in Patchogue. The seventh birthday of Kath- leen Hickey was celebrated at an afternoon party given August 4 by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Ge- rard J. Hickey of 704 Provost Ave- nue. Guests were her grandmoth- er , Mrs. Helen Blitt , and uncle , William^ Blitt of Glendale; Mrs. Cath y Stovich and children , Val- erie , Larry and Martin , Mrs. Lor- etta Trigilio and daughters , Linda Judith and Nita , Mrs. Mcky Doyle and children , Debra and Robert , and her sister , Cynthia. Matthew Murray ' s second birth- day was celebrated at home wi th his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murry, and two sisters and two brothers July 25 at 610 Bourdois Avenue. Peter Murray ' s eleventh birthday July 31 was celebrated with three friends and his broth- ers , Matthew and Gerald , at a swimming party in the Patchogue Pool with refreshments following. Another celebration was held that evening with a family dinner par- ty given by his parents. Guests were his grandmother , Mrs. Lil- lian Sweeney of Laurelton , sisters , Kathleen and Eileen , and his bro- thers. Mr. and Mrs. George McAdams of Taylor Avenue had as weekend guests , Mr. MlcAdams ' brother , John Mc Adams , and a friend , Timothy Ford of New York City. The Rev. MJario G. Cinque of- ficiated at the christening in St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church Sunday of P a t r c i a Maloney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. 5laloney of 628 Hoffman Ave- nue, Bellport Manor. Godparents w ere Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Coeh- ler of Huntington. A party was held later for the godparents and the other children of Mr. and Mrs. Maloney, Bemadette , Regina, Dan- iel , Maria. Kevin and Josep h. Walter Thomas Gordon was christened in St. Joseph the Work- er R. C. Church Sunday. The Rev. Mario G. Cinque officiated. God- parents were Walter Abasi of Ya- phank and Mrs. Marion Orsinge r of East Patchogue. Walter Thomas was born in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital June 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon of Main Street , Ya- phank. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon also have two daughters , Charleen and Kathlene. The christening of Anthony Scordato was held in St. Jo=eph the Worker R. C. Church Sundav. The Rev. Mario G. Cinque offi- ciated. Godparents were Richard Scordato of Massapequa and Miss Angelia D'Amato of Massapequa Park. A reception followed at the home of parents , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scordato of 513 Mead Avenue , for the immediate famil y. Guests included grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scordato of Mas- sapequa , and Mr. and Mrs. Angelo D'Amato of Massapequa Park , the godparents , and his brother , Mi- chael. The Rev. Mario G. Cinque of- ficiated at the christening of Grace Theresa Greniello in St. Joseph the Worker Church Sunday. The godparents were John DeLuca of Sayville and Mrs. Muriel Benin- casa of Patchogue. A reception was held later at the home of the pa- tents , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gren- iello of 129 Orchard Road. Among the many guests including family and friends were the grandparents , Mr. and Ml-s. M'ichael Greniello Si\ , of East Patchogue and Mrs. Grace DeLuca of Sayville , and the other two daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Greniello , Carol and Maria. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kreamer of 522 Americus Avenue became parents August 5 of a daughter , Jeanne , born in Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital and weighing 6 pounds , l 1 i; ounces, Mr. and Mrs. Kreamer ' s other children are Fran- cis , Jr., Karen , Kenneth , Douglas and Ted William. NEW E. PATCHOGUE STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Swan Market , Danielson ' s Delicatessen and Ed & Dot ' s Grocery, South Country Road. Published by The Advance. Also contains streets in Bellport , Brookhaven , Yaphank , Medford , Patchogue , Blue Point and Bayport. All this for only 50c—Adv. Mrs. Walter J. Maher of 2 Beaver Street has three grandsons visiting: with her for a week , Wil- liam , Timothy and James Maher , sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ma- her of Huntington. Linda Mfiskosky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mis 'ko'sky of Spruce Drive , entertained hei cousins , Charlene and Douglas Bozotis of Flushing, at luncheon on August 1. Miss Patricia M. Gallagher of 628 Americus Avenue accompan- ied her brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Josep h A. Enright and her nieces , Maura , Christine , Linda , Alicia Ann and Elizabeth Ellen of East Islip, to New York Cit y Sunday. They enjoyed a vi-it tc the Central Park Zoo and to Miss Nellie O'Byrne an aunt of Mr. Eniig ht' s who lives near the park. 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M ««..»......i — £ — — .. .¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦¦¦ M i . —. mu iiiwi wii n nnnnfll w m HHMV Larsen Will Speak Before Members of Ransome GOP Club A meeting of the Frank E. Ran- some Republican Club will be held at 8 p. m. today at the Greene Avenue Community Club- house. Guest speaker will be Justice of the Peace Erling A. Larsen , wh > will intioduce George Fuchs , Clar- ence Hough , and David Weissber- ger . GOP candidates for council- man on the November slate. Refreshments will be served. The public is invited. Plans are progressing for a harvest dance October 14 , at the Medford Brau Haus , with music b y Ron Hunter. Five members of the club' s sponsored baseball team made the North Patchogue Babe Ruth All Star team, and members of the Ransome GOP unit wished them continued success. Legal Notice AN INVITATION TO BID ON SCHOOL 1NSTRUC ITONAL SUPPLIES The Board of Education of the I nion V lev School District No. 24 of the Town of Brookhaven (Pa t - chogue Public Schools) will receive bid. s on instructional supplies in tbo categories listed below : 1. Si it nee Supp lies L\ Met il Shop 3 Electrical Shop 1 V\ oodw orking Shop . \ > . Auto Mechanics <; . Mechanical Drawing 7. Lumber S. Graphic Arts and General S pecifications for any or all of Hie above may be obtained at the Office of Superintendent of Schools , Sa\lon Stieet . Patchogue , N. Y. , an\ w eek dav between the hours o ' 9-00 A. M. ' and 1:00 P. M.. until Puday. August 18 , 1961 . at 3:00 1 . M. at which time all bidding on the above categories will cease and those recoh ed will then be opened and read for all interested paities . Vugu st 7. 1961 Patchogue , N. Y. John C. Hvlan School District Clerk NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSING Notice i^ hereb y given that , Patchogue Shores , a private com- munity , will close their entrance load located at Roosevelt Blvd. and South Countiy Road , East Pah hog no . N. Y., for a period of tw ' Mitv four (2 1) hours starting 12 Al mm ght Friday, August 11 , 1!»i;i until 12 Midni ght Saturday. August 12 . 1961 . Onl y those hav- ing a Patchogue Shores sticker on tin 1 front of their car will be pei mitted to proceed without stop- ping. All others will have to ob- tain permission to enter from the policeman on dut\ at the gate. L. M STUART. SR., PRESIDENT PATCHOGUE SHORES , TNC. NOTRE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received and puhlieh opened b y the Director of I' mibase . Suffolk County, at Suf- folk County Center , Riverhead , New York, for the following items on tie following dates: Tuesdav. Aug . 15 , 11:00 A. M. — Pii nting, Annual Report Rook Thin Mlny, Aug. 17 , 11:00 A. M. — Continuous Tab Card Checks Thin sday. Aug. 17 , 11:00 A. M. — Dep th Sounders Tuesday. Aug. 22. 11:00 A. M. — S porting E qui pment Definitne specifications for the abo\ e items may be obtained at tht office of the Department of Puicha-e. Stewart P. Mitman Director of Purchase S U P R K M E COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF SUFFOLK x In the Matter of the : Petition of : THE TOWN OF : HUNTINGTON : NOTICE : OF to Ae-ouire Certain : APPLT- Lands for Public : CATION Paik a n d Recrea- : tional Pin poses at : File No. Commack. in the: 78725 Town of Hunting- : ton. Suffolk County, : New York. : x SIR • PLE \SE TAKE NOTICE that the petition of LEON D. LAZER , Town Attorney of the Town of Huntington , verified the 7th day of August , 1961 , will be presented to the Supreme Court at a Spec- ial Term thereof appointed to be held in and for the County of Suffolk, at the County Court House , Riverhead , New York , on the 30th day of August , 1961 , at 10:00 o ' clock in the forenoon of that dav , or as soon thereafte r as counsel can be heard , requesting that the Town of Huntington be permitted to acquire the following de-eiibed real property for public paik and recreational purposes; that it be permitted to enter im- mediatel y upon the property de- < -cid>ed ; that the compensation which should j ustly be made to the respective owners of such piopcrty be ascertained and deter- mined by the Board of Estimate to be appointed by order of the Com t , and for such other and fur- ther relief as may be just and proper: ALL that certain plot , piece or parcel of land situate , l y ing and being in the Town of Hunting- ton , Count y of Suffolk , State of New York , desi gnated on a certain map entitled \Parcel To Be Ac- quired By The Town of Hunting- ton Situate Commack , Town of Huntingto n , N. Y. \ , prepared by Town of Hunting ton , New York Engineering Department , dated June 21 , 19G1 , filed in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Suf- folk on the 27th day of June , 1961 , under File No. 78725 and also on file in the Office of the Town At- torney. AA Elm Street , Hunting- ton. New York , which parcel is more particularl y bounded and described as follows : BEGINNING at a point on the westerl y side of Town Line Road distant 366.62 feet northerl y from the point of curve connecting the northerly side of Dovecote Lane with the westerly side of Town Line Road; thence in an easterly direction a distance of 17.65 feet to the point of beginning; run- ning thence N 68 degrees 52 min- utes 00 seconds W 477.59 feet along the northerl y Map Line of Heatherwood at East Huntington Section 4; thence N 72 degrees 03 minutes 40 seconds W 95.7G feet and still along the aforementioned map; thence N 74 degrees 15 min- utes 10 seconds W 351.40 feet; thence along the easterl y line of Oakdale Garden Estates Section 4 the following three courses and distances: N 14 degrees 31 min- utes 10 seconds E 342.61 feet; thence S 86 degrees 09 minutes 30 seconds E 454.83 feet; thencn S 72 degrees 38 minutes 20 seconds E 2.53 feet; thence along the South Map Line of Maplemall the following two courses and di^- < ances: S 74 degrees 07 minutes 00 seconds E 96.36 feet; thence S 72 degrees 15 minutes 30 seconds E 543.87 feet to a point on the westerl y side of Town Line Road; thence along the westerl y side of Town Line Road the following three courses and distances: 1. S 14 degrees 43 minutes 50 seconds W 1 68.78 feet 2. S 46 degrees 12 minutes 00 seconds W 183.87 feet 3. S 41 degrees 43 minutes 00 seconds W 153.88 feet to the point or place of BEGIN- NING. The parcel herein described con- tains an Area of 10.1805 Acres and is situate in Commack, Town of Huntington , Suffolk County , New York. Dated: Huntington , New York August 7 , 1961. Yours , etc. LEON D. LAZER Town Attorney Town of Hunting ton 44 Elm Street Huntington , New York NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of Central School District #5 , Towns of Brookhaven , Smithtown, & Islip, Suffolk County, N. Y., here- by invites the submission of sealed bids on the following: Cafeteria Equipment Cheese Products Meat Products Bids will be received until 2:00 P. M. prevailing time on August 25 , 1961 at the District Office , Farm to Market Road , Holtsville , N. Y.. at which time bids will be publicl y opened. Specifications and bid forms may be obtained at the District Office , Farm to Market Road , Holtsville , N. Y. For further in- formation phone Selden 2-8901. The Board of Education re- serves the ri ght to reject any bid or all bids and also to waive any informalities it considers to the school district' s best interest. All bids shall be binding for 45 days subsequent to the bid open- ing. BOARD OF EDUCATION SACHEM CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT #5 Holtsville , N. Y . By Doris V. Alexander District Clerk August 10 , 1961 Dated P'haven Hosp. Head On U.S. Committee James R. Clark , administrator of Brookhaven Memorial Hospital , has accepted an invitation to be- come a member of the Allergy and Infectious Diseases Program , Project CommHttee , of the United States Department of Publi c Health Service. Mr. Clark , an expert in hospital administration , will sit three times a year for the next three years with experts in different fields. The committee , made up of ap- proximlately.J.0 men from, differ- ent sections of the U.S., will m'ake decisions regarding who will receive government grants to do research in the field of the com- mittee. Tire , Whe el Stolen From Unlocked Trunk Robert Otto of Tremont Avenue , Medford , reported to poliee that a spare tire and wheel , valued at .?35 , was stolen from the unlocked trunk of his car either Saturday or Sunday when Mr. Otto wa s, at- tending his club on Long Island Avenue , Medford. Patrolman Stan- ley Dixon investi gated the theft. Window Broken to Enter School , But Nothing Taken BLUE POINT — A door win- dow was smashed to gain entry to the Elementary School August 2 or 3 , but no propert y was re- ported stolen , according to Fift n Piccinct Police reports. After entiy was gained , police said, persons walked on the fresh- ly painted gymnasium floor. They went to the upstairs clinic smash- ed the clinic -window , but were ub- able to force open the door , police said. Princi pal Duane Hawkins told police , according to pob' ce , that nothing was taken from the school. Patrolman Henry Brechtei investigated. MEDFORD FIRE DEPT. BY GEORGE HORST We participated (not competed) in the old-fashioned tournament held at North Patchogue last Saturday afternoon , We didn 't make any points and we have no excuses to offer. We held a drill last Monda y night and we held our first prac- tice of the season for the old- fashioned . tournaments last Tues- day ni g ht. When we practice that means we are out to really mow down the opposition , so — look out! We are out for first blood this Saturday at Patchogue——the rooting section could stand bol- stering, too ! The big news is the old-fash- ioned picnic for which the boys are going all out to insure every- one a bang-up time. Don ' t forget next Sunday from 1 to 7 p. m. for the best time you ' ve had in yeai-s. Admission price includes beverages.
