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«- — - -- «¦- — ^ -»r_.-----------»_-^____r__l__________-________-_________________-__-_l--i Le?al Notice which time and place the said Board of Reg istration will pre- pare the register of said School District , and any person shall be entitled to have his name placed upon such register provided that at such meeting he is known or proven to the satisfaction of such Board of Registration to be then or thereafter entitled to vote at such special district meeting for which the register is prepared. Said reg ister will be filed in the Office of the Clerk of sai d School District , at Center Moriches Hi g h School in Center Moriches , New York , where said registe r will be open for inspection by any qua- lified voter of said School District on each of the five days prior to and the day set for the special district meeting, except Sunday, from 9:00 o ' clock A. M. to 4:00 o ' clock P. M., Eastern Day light Saving Time. Dated: Center Moriches , New York September 13 , 1961 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 33 OF THE TOWN OF BROOK- HAVEN , SUFFOLK COUNTY , NEW YORK By CARRIE HUSAK School District Clerk BID NOTICE The Board of Fire Commission- ers of the Manorville Fire Dis- trict are accep ting bids on a radio communication system. A copy of the specifications may be had up- on written request to Russell No- dine , Secretary, Box 15 RR 1 , Manorville , New York. All bids must be submitted on or before November 6th , 1961 , at which time they will be publicl y opened. The Board of Fire Commissioners re- serve the right to reject any and all bids. Russell Nodine , Secretary NOiiC ' E OF SPECIAL DISTRICT M MET ING Union t ree School District No. . . . ' . of the Town of Brookhaven , Suf- folk County. Ne« York The Hoard of Education ot l' ni'\i I- ' '•¦ Sc h ool Dis ric * No. 3' 1 of the Town of Brookhaven , Suf- fo.k Counix :\ew _ ork. HERE- BY GIVES ' NOTICE that a special dist rict meeting of the qualified voters of said School District wil 1 be held at Center Moriches Hig h School , in Center Moriches , New \N ork . in said School District , on the 19th day of October 19(11 , at 3: 15 o ' clock P. M., Eastern Day- li g ht Saving Time , for the pur- pose ol \oting by ballot upon the proposition hereinafter set forth. The polls will be kept open be- tween the hours of 1 o ' clock P. M. and 9 o ' clock P. M., Eastern Day- light Sax ing Time . PROPOSITION Shall the following resolution he adop ted , to-wit: RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of Union Free School District No. 33 of the Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York , is hereby authorized to acquire the real propert y hereinafter described as a school site , and to construct an addition to an existing ele- mentary school , including ori g- inal furnishings , e q u i p m e n t , machinery and apparatus , at a total estimated cost of not ex- ceeding $240 , 000 , which sum is allocated as follows: a) Acquisition of the school site. including incidental expenses , $38 , 000: b) Construction and equipment of the addition , including in- cidental expenses , $202 , 000 ; which sum of $240,000, being the aggregate of the aforesaid sums , or si much thereof as may be necessary, shall be raised by the levy of a tax upon the taxable property of said School District and collected in annual install- ments as provided by Section 41(5 of the Education Law ; and , in antici pation of such tax , ob- ligations of said School District shall be issued. The real property her eb y au- thorized to be acquired and de- signated as a school site is de- scribed as follows : ALL that t ract or parcel of land situated at Center Moriches , Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a concrete monument set at the intersection of the northerl y side of Main Street with the easterly side of Brookfield Avenue; thence run- ning from said point of beg in- ning North 7 degrees 10 min- utes 30 seconds East. 794.32 feet along the easterl y side of Brook- field Avenue to a concrete monu- ment; thence running North 86 degrees 30 minutes 20 seconds East , 165.99 feet along land of the Long Island Railroad to a concrete monument ; thence run- ning South 7 degrees 9 minutes 0 seconds West , 535.75 feet along land of Union Free School Dis- trict No. 33 to a concrete monu- ment ; and thence running South 6 degrees 43 minutes 40 seconds West , 276.27 feet along land of L^o Strebel TO a concrete monu- ment set in the northerl y side of Main Street; thence running North 87 degrees 22 minutes 0 seconds West , 163.98 feet along the northerly side of Main Street to the point or p lace of begin- ning. NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR- THER GIVEN that pursuant to Section 2014 of the Education Laxv . personal registi*ation of voters is required, and no person shall be entitled to vote at said special district meeting whose name does not appear on the reg- ister of said School District. Per- sons who registered at the annual meeting in May. 1961 , are not re- quired to reg ister again for said special district meeting. The Board of Registration of said School District will meet be- tween the hours of 2 o ' clock P. M. and 9 o ' clock P. M., Eastern Day- li g ht Saving Time , on October 9 , 1861 , at Center Moriches Hi gh School , in Center Moriches , New Y r ork , in said School District , and between the hours of 2 o ' clock P. M. and 9 o ' clock P. M., Easter n Day ligh t Saving Time , on October 11 . 1961 , at Center Moriches Hig h School , in Center Moriches, New York , in said School District , at MODELING VICTORY SIGNS for Brookhaven Tow n Superv isor August Stout , Jr.. are Tommy and Kristina \\ al^ -li of Shirley Street , Cen ' er Moriches . Youngsk rs w ere on hand October 1, for a meeting of Brookhaven Tow n Democratic \W omen ' s League at the Sunrise Restaurant . Center Moriche s . W orkers signed up for dutv as campai gn li' crature distributors. — Map le Leaf Photo Service EASTPORT NEWS ITEMS Miss Bonnie Bell. Tel. EAstport 5-0016 SOITHSIDE GRANGE Southside Grange Post 122 1 met last Friday in the Legion Ha 'l with Grange Master Joseph Big- ora presiding . On October 20. Past Deputy Rubin Edwards of Westhampton Beach will hold installation of of- ficers , who are Joe Bigora, grange master; Floyd Mott. overseer; Mr-* . Kathy Garich , lecturer; Arthur Lane, steward ; Henry Matulewski. assistant stexvard ; Mrs. Rubin Ed- wards, chaplain; Horace Mott treasurer; Rubin Edwards , secre- tary ; Mike Salamone , gate keep- er; Mrs. Mike Salamone , Cero.^ Mrs. Stanley Becker Pomona ; Mrs. Pheobe Raynor. Flora ; Mrs. Joseph Bigora. lady steward ; and Mrs. Horace Mott, toenest. Horace Mott was elected to the executive committee for three yeai s. A rummage sale starting at 9 a. m. and lasting until 4 p. m., will be held October 20 at the Legion Hall. Anyone wishing to make a donation of clothing for this sale is asked to contact Mrs . Joseph Bigora at ATlantic 4-0331. Concluding the meeting, refresh- ments xvere served b y Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matulewski . MISSIONARY CIRCLE The Missionary Circle of the Eastport Gospel Church met Fri- day night in the church basement, with Mrs. Emory Tuttle presiding. Several projects for the coming year were p lanned , iniluding mend- ing clothes for the needy, writing letters to missionaries , knitting and crocheting for cripp led chil- dren , giving a \ shower '' of need- ed utensils and supplies for the nexv ihtirch kitchen and preparing Christmas baskets. After the business meeting a Bible study on God' s Grace was given by Mrs. Tuttle. Refresh- ments concluded the evening. Oth- ers attending xvere Mesdames John Maret , Jack Tuttle , Leroy Wilcox , David Anderson , Edith D. Warner , M. E. Keiley, Jr.. Emma Hallock , Robert Penney , Davie Records , Misses Frances Hedger and Margaret Hedger. LADIES' AID The first Fall meeting of the Ladies ' Aid Society of the East Moriches Cent ennial Metho- dist Church was held last Thurs- day in the recreation room, with twenty members present. A cov- ered dish luncheon was followed by the regular business meeting, led by the president , Mrs. Horace Mott , which was opened with de- votions and songs. Reading and prayers were given by the members. Those present were Mesdames Eva Raynor, Florence Del Gado , Vera Mott , Bess DeMat- ties , Minerx-a Roberts , Annie Ben- jamin , Anna Olsen , Elsie Chamb- erlain. Margaretta Kirby, Helen Lane , Roy Coye , Adles * Bender , Dot Friedel , Barbara Tuthill , Tes- sie Foster, Virginia Temmerman, Hattie Carter. Ethel , Reeck , Do- roth y Keslaski , and Laura Smith. BROWNIE TROOP 84 Brownie Troop 84 held a hike September 30 in the woods at Camp Edey in Bayport. Vanessa Tuttle , Marion Cerute , and Joan Kuech made the camp fire , cooked and served the troop. Mesdames G. A. Freu , John Kostuk , Helen Tuttle and Betty Matson chaperon- ed Dorothy and Martha Browning, Linda Dolt , Devra Frey, Michelle Gordon , Paula Kostuk , Jean and Kim Matson , Ruth Privett , Loret- ta Rankin , Diane Raynor , Beverly Rosko , Lauren Raynor , Lenora and Evon Schuster , Leslie and Marnie Skarka and Dawn Tuttle at the outing. Mrs. Umberto Carlone was the leader for the Tuesday meeting. Games and songs were enjoyed. Marion Cerute , Vanessa , Tuttle and Joan Kuech passed their ten- derfoot requirements. Tuesday a fly up ceremony for these three girls will be held in the schooj l auditorium. All Girl Scouts are to be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The public is invited to attend this ceremony and to see what the scouts are learning. TROOP 66 The Cardinal and Chipmunk Pa trols met last Tuesday with their leaders. Mc ihinii 1 - . John Kuivh , Frank Coker and Cl i fton Rayno \ . The ciil - made final p lans for tlieii ox .inm ht stay at the C. 'i. unit of C amp Edev. and worked on the honit makin g and cam]) crafting badges . TROOP 36 Last Sat ui day the girls of Troop 36 enjoyt d a bicxcle hike to Ben jamin . own and Nexvport Beach , after havin g fir-t given a demonstration on the parts of a bike and the i han g ing of a tire. On the way home tin y stopped at I itn.y> Fi-ii llat . hery in East- port . Tho gills h.ive been a-kod to participate in the Fly-up cere- mony to be !u Id fiuwlay. Michele Gordon , daughter of Mr. and Mi - . Elbert Gordon of Noith Hay Avenue , celebrated hei birthday last Monday with a par- tx. Her guest- inc uued her bi oth- ers . Kevin and M.chael . Lori\ Dolt. Jean Matson. Janet Hawes , Ceb- era Frey, and Ruth Privett. Last Sunday a buffet supper was held also in Michelle ' s honor xvkh guests includin g her grandmother, Mrs. .Marie Fivdrich , and her un- cle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Fredrich of Sayville. As a birthday celebration Miss Judy Hawes , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hawes , spent a re- cent weekend visiting her grand- mother. Mrs. S. W. Lauder of Richmond Hill. Live Better With PELCO Low Cost Electricity . —Adv. Tuesday night of last week , Mr. and Mrs. Morse Wakefield of Pat- chogue Shores and Fort Lauder- dale , Fla.. xvere supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mott. Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks and son spent last Sunday visiting at the home of Ivs brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Collins. Mrs . Laxvrence Raynor. who is a nurse at the Central Suffolk Hospital in Rixerhead , spent a week at the medu al school in Erie Pa. On her way to Erie she stop- ped at Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Ceruti xvere in Nexx- York last week to resume their dancing course at the Dale Dance Studies. After the lesson they attended a dance social. Sunday dinner guests of the Mis- ses Henrietta and Elsie Sperling xx-ere their cousins , Mr. and Mrs. William Horn of Springvale, and the Horns ' grandchildren , Diane and Sharon of Beth page. Mr. and Mrs. Ti acv Ceruti spent the day recentl y at Yankee Stadium to see the Boston Red Sox versus the New York Yank- ees. Dinner guests last Sunday after- noon of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thompson were Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Kalwite and daughters, Ka- thy, Linda , Donna and Judy, of East Islip and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tho m p s o n , and the Thompson children, Kevin and Ka- ren. Evening guests of the Thomp- sons were Mrs. Thompson ' s broth- er and sister-in-laxv , Mr. and Mrs. William Jones , Jr., and sons , Bar- ry and Billy, of Bohemia and Mrs. Thompson ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Jones of Islip Manor. Dr. Kenneth B. Grady will be guest speaker Sunday at the West Methodist Church. His sermon will be \Consecration of Memorials. \ Legion Post 1545 will meet Tuesday night in the Legion Hall. When you want good printing in correct style and pleasing ap- pearance , call the Advance , GR 5- 1000. —Adv. Annual Visitors Days Scheduled At B'haven Lab UPTON - Brookhaven National Laboratory ' s txvelith annual visit- ors ' day is scheduled tor October 21. In addition to this > program , the laboratory is holding its lour.h college visitors ' day October 27, which is open to college studen.s. The following day, October 28 , will be the eighth high schooi visitors ' uay, which is open to eleventh and txvelfth grade students interested in science. On these three days the labora- tory will provide tours of two of it- major research facilities: the nuc- lear reactor and the hot laboratory, where special devices are used to handle hig hly radioactive materials An exhibit hall will contain a spec- ial disp lay on particle p hysics re- search , including an operating dif- fusion cloud chamber. Other spec- ial exhibits and demonstrations will be devoted to various aspects of research in the life and physical sciences , and in engineering. Mo- tion pictures on high energy parti- cle accelerators and astronomy will be shown. 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This will I K the i_rst leunion of th e class since its graduation 1_ .1 yea is a _, r o. Each of the members present took a list of name. s from the class record hook to contact before the next nieetinu. Py telephon ing or persona] contact the commit i ee hopes to be able to reach all grad- uates to insure a good tnnout All members of the class having information abou! classmates who have movr d away are requested to call Muriel Holmes O'l.rien , 100 Park Strec , Patchogue — (J Rover 5- 'W4S) , or Irma J.ichen-tein Brode , 100 Cedar Avenue , Patchogue . GRover 5-118(5. \THE WIGHTY MIDGET \ THEWANT AD Will Do the Job for You Speonk and Remsenburg Willis B. Tuthill v Mrs. Rensselaer B. Dayton ha« returned from a tri p through the Cieat Lakes as far as Chicago. She also spent two days sight- seeing in Montreal , Canada. ' Mr. and Mrs. Willis B. Tuthill and Mrs. Ainslie S. Baird took a trip on the Orient ferry last Thursday and spent the day in New London , Conn., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. MacAdams ami daughter . Miss Barbara Mc- Adams. Mr. Tuthill mid Mr. Mac- Adams are cousins, who had not seen each other for about 40 Years. Mr. MucAdams is soon to be honored by his lodge as a 50- vear Mason. Herbert S. Sorrell of East port has purchased homestead proper- ty of about six acres of lVwitt S. Tuthill located on South Phil- lips Avenue and has plans to build a home there some time in the future. Mr. Tuthill . who in Au- guest celebrated his eig htieth birthday, says \I may go trave 'ing for a change. '\ Traveling will not be a new experience for him as he has seen something of the world having been with the Ca- nadian Eng ineers in World War I building railroads in France; then homesteaded in Canada where he farmed. He had his first engine- ering experience in the Panama Canal area aft'n\ graduation from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute , Troy. This church will participate in what was called the United Na- tions weekend among the Moriches _.iea churches inc ' uding, as always . Remsenburg, on the weekend of Saturday and Sunday , October 23 and 2!) . * Invitations are out for the mar- riage of Miss Veronica Ann Kiuk , daughter of Mr and Mrs. Stanley Kruk of Manorville , to Walter .lavne of Remsenburg which will . take place in St. John ' s R. C. Church at 4 p. m. November 12. A recep tion at 6 p. m. will be held at Polish Hall , Riverhead. Graveside services were held here Saturday afternoon for Mrs. F.lizabi th Rogers Terry, wife of the late Charles I. Terry and crught. r of the late Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Rogers of Eastport. Mrs . Terry, who was 75 years of age. was born at Sayville and came to Eastport when a young girl and lived there until her mar- riage to Mr. Terry. After hi. . death in 1041 she had lived for 11 years in Hastings. Mich., where a daughter , Mrs. E. L. Phelps has a home. Deceased is survived by two other daughters. Mrs P. Gay- nor Evans of Ann Arbor , Mich., and Mi. -s Sarah Terry of Hamp- ton , Va.. and a brother , Lyman W. Rogers of Washington , Pa. Of- ficiating at the cemetery was the Rev . Charles W. Hubon of St. Mark' s Epi -copal Church , West- hamp ton Beach , of which the de- ceased was a member. Burial was in the family plot in the Rem- senburg Cemetery. Arrangements w< re under the direction of Fol- lett Funeral Home , Westhampton Beach. LADIES* NIGHT South side Lodge 493 , F. & A. M., will hold a ladies ' nigh t program at 8:15 p. m. Monday in the Masonic Temple , 55 West Main Street., Patchogue. The printed word carries the dignity and solemnity of the wed- ding ceremony when you select the expert craftsmanshi p of The Advance for your wedding invita- tions and announcements—always at budget prices. —Adv. Armed Forces (Let us know about your friends and relatives in the service. Phone GRover 5-1002) *•••• *•••••••• ••••• *••• ¦* ENLISTS — Jerry Kirk , son ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirk of Old Montauk Hi ghway. Mastic , enlisted or four yeai\ . - , in the Navy and left October 3 , for the (5reat Lakes Naval Training Center in Illinois to begin his boot training. Jerry was graduated from Will' am Floyd High School in Shirley. Class of 'GO and had been emp loyed by his father , owner of Kirk' - Garage in Mastic :J: :;: : '* CHOOSES ARMY — Paul Ein- feldt enlisted for three years in tlv Army and is taking eight weeks of basic training at Fort Dix , N. J.; He is the son o! Mrs. Katherine Einfeldt of Masti. ' Road. Mastic. P'Ui l was grad uated from William Floyd High School. Class of '(!() and was emp loy , d by Roe and Sons in Patchogue. HOME ON LEAVE — _ Eric Hofmann returned home after a seven month cruise in the Mediter- ranean aboard the U.S.S. Forestal i-r ri it, spending an 18 day leave with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. John Holmann of Church Drive , Mastic Acres. Eric is serving a four year enlistment in the Navy. He was graduated from Center Moriches High School , Class of '58. C 7 reach-Selden PTA Sets Movie Saturday CENTEREACH — The Center- each-Seldon Junior Senior High School PTA will spon-or niovi°s this year to raise money for the cholar-hin -f p n'l . Th\ f' p' -t movi^ on schedule is: \The 30-Foot Bride of Cand y Rock , \ with Lou Costello. The movie will be shown at 1 p. m. Satuiday at th- 1 Unity Drive School here in Centereach. You save plenty by subscribing for The Advance , the Postmaster does the rest. Only $5 for 12 months , we pay the postage. Your order addressed to: Circulation Dept.. P. (). Drawer 780. Patch- ogue , N. Y., will start your paper with the next edition. —Adv.
