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MEDFORD Mrs. Martha Theis. GRover 5-3559 V. F. W. AUX. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of Henry J. Jones Post 29:17 , Veterans of Foreign Wars , met at the Veterans Hall last Thursday night. The an- nual inspection of the auxiliary wa.s made by Mrs. Lorraine Goonan , past county president , and current guard in District 1. Mrs. Evel yn Zuchowski , Suffolk County Council Auxiliary president , made her official visit. Seven new members , initiated in the auxiliary, were Mesdames Jack Finger , James Masem , Harry Meyers , Giacone Maltese . John Maran , John O'Connor and Joan Petrun. Mrs . Carl Wingard , Mrs. Henry Hewett and Mrs. Gertrude Bar- teau , attended the indoctrination of volunteers classes at North- port Hosp ital , October 19. A Hal- loween dance and carnival is be- ing sponsored tor the patients at North port Veterans Hospital , to- day and tonight. Several me.ntiers p lan to serve at the affair. It was report\d that Mrs. Marguerite Schaller of Huntington , Veterans Administration Volunteer Services chairman , had broken her ankle and Mrs. Gertrude Barteau of the Medford Auxiliary will take her p lace while she is laid up. Granddaughters of veterans who served overseas are now eligible to become members of the VFW Auxiliary. On November 8 at the monthly dance at Northport Hospital a special program and massing of the colors , in recognition of Vet- erans ' day, will take place. A testimonial dinner honoring Past. Countv Commander Bruce Barteau will be held at the Elk' s Club , Patchogue , November 25. The next meeting of the auxil- iary was cancelled as it would fall on Thanksgiving day. A li g ht supper and social hour followed the meeting. 4-H CLUB The annual Westend Achieve- ment Ni g ht of the Suffolk Count y 4-H Clubs was held at the Smith- town Junior Hi g*h School , Fri- day night . Members of the Med- ford Girl' s 4-H Club who attended included Judy Alver , Carol and Sarafina Bongo , Lynn King, Judy and Diane Lento , Jane Ann Masem , Linda Hahn , Patricia Saudo , Betty Ann Rotermund , Sharon Vaug han , Patricia Wagner. They were ac- companied by their leaders , Mrs. E. A. Theis and Mrs. W. D. Warner , and parents , Mrs. Josep h Lento , Mrs. Thomas Vaug han , Mrs. Albert King, Mrs. Inge Alver and Charles Bongo. For comp leting all projects and entering all activities the Medford Club received a special award and the Achievement seal of comple- tion. Individual special awards for having participated in demon- strations , clothing revues , sum- mer fair and other extra activities were given to Carole and Sarafina Bongo , Patricia Wagner , Lois and Patricia Ward. All 30 members in the club re- ceived their certificates of com- pletion and bronze p ins , accord- ing to the years in club work. Fifth-year girls who received silver pins were Judy Alver , Judy Lento , Patricia Saudo and Betty Ann Rotermund. Girls receiving six year pins were Lynn King and Sharon Vaug han. Nancy Warner , was the only girl receiving a gold , ten-year p in. It was given to her mother in her absence , since she is now attending Wagner College. Bett y Ann Rotermund , secretary for the past year , received a handsome gold clover paperweight as a reward for being a blue rib- bon secretary. On Saturday, the second group completed their stuffed toy animal project. There will be no meeting Sat- urday or November 11. The last class in stuffed toys will be held from 10 a. m . to 3 p. m. November 18. HOME EXTENSION UNIT The Medford Unit of the Suf- folk County Extension Service met at the home of Mrs. E .A. Theis last Wednesday afternoon. The braided rug project and other handwork classes are being con- tinued. Mrs. Ray Oehler , who with Mr. Oehler , spent three weeks in Florida , returned over the week- end. Another member , Mrs. Arthur Hofmann , and her husband , spent some time in Maryland , and re- turned home over the weekend. After the meeting, refreshments were served with Mrs. Ernest Reeves , hostess. * * * The Medford Taxpayer s and Civic Association will meet at the Tremont Avenue school Mon- day night. A board meeting of the South Suffolk Council , Girl Scouts of America , will take p lace at the Tremont Avenue school tonig ht. A mothers meeting, was held at the home of Mrs. Ray Francis on Cedar Avenue last Thursday Night. On Saturday afternoon Troop 45 hiked to the Circle M Dairy farm on Route 112 with their leaders. A surprise party was given for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vaughan of Jamaica Avenue Saturday night at the 112 Lounge , in celebration of their fifteenth wedding- anniver- sary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mulderig, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyers , Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gurney, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. John Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. George Follmer , Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Saudo , Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Sciacca , Mr. and Mrs. Albert King, Mr. and Mrs. James Masem , Mr. and Mrs. Victor Digilio , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hart , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huthmann , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ellis , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Guerrasio , Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pedatella , Mrs. Eileen Connell y, Miss Deborah Follmer , all of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Connelly of Holbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Glover of Greenport Avenue drove to Meadville , Pa., last week to visit their daugh ter , Miss Terry Glover , who is attending Allegheney Col- lege. Mr. and Mrs. Berger Hart- field , who have been spending some time here with the Glovers , ie turned to their home in James- town , Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William Warncke and children , Christine and Mark , of Mineola spent the weekend with their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warncke of Tremont Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Horst Kamm of Richmond Avenue have moved into their new home on Southaven Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carasiti , Jr., will soon occupy the Ramms ' former home. Mr. and Mrs. Ferde Mistier and daughter , Joann , of Ohio Avenue , drove to Scotia where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mistier and famil y. Miss Kath y Tobitsch accompanied them on the tri p. On October 21 , the members and fri2nds of the Workmen ' s Sick and Death Benefi t societ y and the Medford Mens ' and Ladies Choral Societies made their annual pil- grimage to the Home for the Aged at Cotterkill , stay ing over the weekend. About 47 went by bus and about 45 went by private cars. Other groups , from various areas , joined them , in this vast get-to-gether , numbering several hundred people. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Judd of Bellerose , were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis of Olympic Avenue , Sunday. ST. MARK'S CHURCH Services at St. Mark' s Episcopal Church includes Holy Communion at 10 a. m. Sunday, followed b y church school at 10:15 a. m. The Rev. Donald C. Latham of Stony Brook is priest-in-charge. The annual fall smorgasbord supper will be held at the Veterans Hall fro m 6 to 8 p. m., Saturday, for the benefi t of the church and the Women ' s Guild. There will also be a fancy goods and white ele- phant sale and grab-bag for the children. ST. SYLVESTER'S CHURCH Masses at St. Sylvester ' s R. C. Church are held at 7:30 , 0 , 11 a. m. and 12 noon , Sunday. Weekday masses are at 8 a. ni. daily. Con- fessions are heard at 4-5 and 7:150- 8 p. m. Saturdays. Baptisms are held at 1:30 Sunday. Confraternit y classes for junior and senior high school students are held at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Religious instructions are g iven to the children in the elementary grades Sunday morning following the 9 a. m. mass. A dance for teenagers was held last Saturday nig ht in the Youth center , and was well attended and a successful affair. ' The Rosary Society will meet Friday ni ght at the Youth Center. REAL ESTATE NEWS CONVEYANCES (Consideration mentioned in some cases is that iindicated by revenue tax stamps) S A Palermo to R Giordano & w pel w s Amsterdam Avenue Town of Brookhaven $8,500. Carnat Realty Inc to P E Schulz & w r pel s s Eleanor Ave- nue Mastic Acres Town of Brook- haven $8 , 500. John Jackson to H M Gravson Jr lots 542A . 542B , :.42C sec 5 Fiiv Island Pines Town of Brookhaven $12,500. J L Barry Comm to F Marran & ano pel s s Oak Street Pat- chogue $8 , 000. F E Schmidt & w to R F Plum- mer pel w s Ontario Street Nor- ton Park Town of Brookhaven $12, 000. Wanda Feidler to C F Thomp- on & w pel s w s Montauk High- way Eastport $9 ,000. R A Kozlik & w to O Koudelka & w n 6 ft. of lot 110 & lot 117 & s 16 ft. lot 118 Swan Lake Estates sec 1 Town of Brookha- ven $15 , 000. Joyce Maggio Extrx to Lillian Powers lots 7924 to 7927 incl 2nd Map North Shore Beach Sec D Rocky Point $7,000. Jessie A Sleicht to A R Lepley & w pel s e s Christian Ave Stony Brook $25,000. N R Watson & w to W F Schulz & w pel n s Smith Road Grand View Heights Tow n of Brookha- ven $0 , 500. Icilio W Bianchi Jr to A W Staham & w pel w s Epsom Course Brookhaven Acres Town of Brookhaven $15,000. R J Todd & ano to M Satornin pel n s Amity Street Patchogue $20 , 000. S Mes. -ana & w to C Verter- amo & w lot 10!) blk 6 Terraces on the Sound Rockv Point $11 , - 000. Ole Towne Estates Inc to P J Damico iv w lot 91 MC 2 Ole Town e Estates Town of Brookha- ven $13 , 000. Same to R Salvi & w lot 97 sec 2 Ole Towne Estates Town of Brookhaven $13 ,000. Coterie Construction Co Inc to 5 E Bullock Jr & w pel o s Kemswiek Drive , Stonv Brook. Town of Brookhaven $32 , 000. Woodhull Estates Inc to F W Fiederlein & w pel n s Pacific Street Port Jefferson Hei ghts Town of Brookhaven $15,500. F Lione & w to J Maniscalco 6 w lots 207 , 297 & 298 sec 2 Natures Gardens Town of Brook- haven $12 , 500. Wilhelm Wechner & w to II McKeon pel s s Waverly Avenue Medford $7 , 000 . Conscience Bay Estates Inc to Wenifred Kirnan pel n e s Bailey Hollow Roiid Stony Brook $17 , - 000. Angela Coraci to J J Walker lot 30 sec 1 Holiday Beach Cen- ter Moriches $13 , 000. Eagle Estates Inc to E T Shea lot 297 sec 5 Eagle Estates Town of Brookhaven $9 , 500. Same to Charles F Trinka & w lot 388 sec 5 Eagle Estates Town of Brookhaven $11 , 000. Same to Carmelo Princi lot 318 sec 5 Eagle Estates Town of Brookhaven $9,500. Same to C Gross lot 329 sec 5 Eagle Estates Town of Brook- haven $11 , 000. Same to F C Reill y lot 391 sec 5 Eagle Estates Town of Brook- haven $9 , 500. K Mc Cusker & w to P G Bacre- tis & w pel n s Barbara Drive Eastwood Village Town of Brook- haven $14 , 000. J. J. Goldstein & w to T Sobier- ajs ki , pel ss Patchogue Street , Patchogue , $0 , 500. Mabel A Buck to Belle Bern- stein lot 850 Map of prop of Wil- liam H Moffitt Town of Brookha- ven $15000. Northview Homes Inc to E A Persandi & w pel e s Elliot Ave- nue Cedarwood Park Town of Brookhaven $10 , 000. Eagle Estates Inc to C Poyner & w lot 327 Eag le Estates Town of Brookhaven $9 , 500. R W Barber & w to Bett y K Sherwin & ano pel w s Quaker Path Town of Brookhaven $22 , - 500. Ubaldo E Mariella to J C Mari- « Ha s e cor Id famly Maria Mari- ella pel s s Main Street & pel Patchogue $8,000. Carnat Realty Inc to N Davis & w pel e s Hoffman Avenue Town of Brookhaven $8 , 000. J V laricci to L S Greene pel e s Map le Avenue Patchogue $40 , - 000. P Brewer & w to J Bowman & w pel e s Paumanake Road Blue Point Farms Town of Brook- haven $13 , 000. O Boccanfuso to J R Rivera & w lots 208 & 209 Mastic Acres unit 17 Town of Brookhaven $9 , - 000. MORTGAGES R J Mancini &w to Dime Sav Bk pel n s Minrol St Pt Jefferson S13.000. C Verterano &\v to Same pel n s Glenwood Rd Rocky Point $7- 500. E W Holland &w to Same pel n s Lillian Place Patchogue $10 , - 000. P Thorkelsen &w to Same pel e s Phyllis Dr Patchogue $12 , 000. E Newerowski &w to Sag Har- bor Sav Bk pel w s Bayview Terrace Pt Jefferson $7 , 500. F Fiala Jr to Union Sav Bk pel w s Roosevelt Blvd E Pat- chogue $14 , 000. F W Me A loon & wto Same pel s s Carman St Patchogue $9 , 000. D Librizzi to Marie Parascan- dola pel s s Cedar Dr Miller Place $5,000. M Kievit &w to G C Furman pel e s Yaphank Ave Brookha- ven $8 , 000. E Perry &w to Anna Liguori pel s s Pearl St Patchogue $5 , - 500. J E Behr to Neal J Hardy as Fed Housing Comm pel e s Con- cord Rd Shirley $14 , 000. L Calvello to Union Sav Bk pel e s Coates Ave Holbrook $10 , 000. M Satornino to Same pel n s Amity St Patchogue $14 , 000. G P Vanderbilt &w to Same pel n s Woodside Ave N Patchogue $0 , 000. F A Stevens &w to Same pel o s Gibbs Pond Rd Ronkonkoma $14,300. S Sulikowski to E F DeHart pel e s Terrwille Rd Pt Jeffer- son Station $7 , 104.05. H Morse to E T Woodruff pel s s Hawkins Rd Stony Brook $5, 300. V Ritchie &w to L Vollgraff pel w s Holbrook Rd Holbrook $10 , 000. F Albanese &w to Peoples Na- tional Bk pel e s Taylor Ave E Patchogue $9350. Kathleen A Masiello to Same pel s s Aster Ave Holtsviile $9 , - 800. K Mastick &w to Same pel w s Bell Ave Blue Point $16 , 000. H J Patterson &w to Meadow Brook National Bk pel w s Bav Ave Brookhaven $12 , 500. J H Zerbeld &w to Kathryn Zverveld pel w s Strongs Rd E Patchogue $6 , 000. F Damico &\v to Helen Ventures Inc pel e s Joline Rd Pt Jeffer- son Station $3 , 000. C Loos &w to G D Furman & ano as trustees pel s s Madison St Blue Point $6 , 000. J F Dixon &w to Jamaica Sav Bk pel s s Samuel St Lk Ron- konkoma $12 , 500. T Moran &w to Same pel n s David St Ronkonkoma $5 , 000. J D Brown &w to Sunrise F S L A pel \v s Heather Ave Medford Station $9 , 000. S J Smykla &w to Same pel w s Sipp Ave Medford Station $9 , 000. S Nordmark to M Pruzick pel w s Bartlett Rd Yaphank $10 , 000. Wills for Probate The late Alice J. Rogers of Centereach , who died July 11 , left about $50 , 000 in personalty, ac- cording to the probate petition of Amelia Duffield , executrix , of Middle Country Rd., Centereach who is left $500. Other bequests are as follows : $1 , 000 to Green- w ood Cemetery, Brooklyn; $500 to the Brooklyn and Long Island Church Society; $1 , 000 to the Brooklyn Methodist Home for the Aged; one-fifth of the residuary to Martha G. Dusenbury, cousin, of Brooklyn ; one-fifth to the Lake Ronkonkoma Methodist Church: $500 each to Florence Duffield , of Centereach , Florence Shaw of Centereach; Elsie Thomas of Ron- konkoma , Grace Nicklin of the Bronx; Alice Sabin of Southold- Ethel Turner of Lake Ronkonko- ma , Lillian Bosch of Brooklyn. The residuary is left to the Sen- ior Women ' s Society of the Lake Ronkonkoma Methodist Church. The late Anna L. Jicinsk y of Stonv Brook , who dies Sept 5. left an estate , of over $15 , 000 in real and over $5 , 000 in personal propert y, according to the probate petition ' of Frank Jicinsky, broth- er and executor of Christian Ave. Stony Brook. The executor and two sisters of the deceased , Marie J. Conklin and Olga A. Reboli. both of Stony Brook , share equal- ly in the residuary. Bequests of $500 are left to two nieces, Vera Brunham of Granville , N.Y., and Elsie Newman of Bennett' s Lane. Stony Brook. Bequests of $300 and 10 shares of bank stock (total val- ue of bequest is $950) are left to the following : Virginia R. Fos- ter , niece , of Carmel , N.Y.; Wil- liam P. RebohV Jr., .nephew: ,, now in the Armed Services; Joseph J. Reboli , nephew , of Stony Brook ; Other bequests are listed as fol- lows: Elizabeth Kopriva Lee. cou- sin , of New York City, $650; William P. Reboli , Sr., brother- in-law , of Stony Brook ; $500; Fred C- Conklin , brother-iin-law. of Stony Brook , $500. Antoinette (also known a^ An- tonia and Antonio) Salamone, of Eastport , who died Sept 22; left an estate of $20,000 in personal property, according to the probate petition of Frank Salamone, son and executor , of Eastport. who ac- cording to the terms of the will of the deceased , receives 10 pro- pert y lots in Eastport. The resi- duary is left to Isidore Salamone , husband , of Eastport. Here cornea the bride! The strains of the wedding march will begin auspiciously when you accept the cheerfully given serv- ice of The Advance in your selec- tion of wedding invitations. Prin- ted , raised printing or engraving. —A&r. Estates Listen Veteran New York State Division of Veterans ' Affairs ARMED FORCES : Members of Military and Naval Reserve com ponents and the National Guard , who are ordered into federal active service , may have premium pay- ments on commercial life insurance policies guaranteed , under the Sol- diers ' and Sailors ' Civil Relief Act , as amended. Premiums thus guar- anteed must eventuall y be paid by the insured. The guaranteed pro- t\ct!on extend- , dtnmg the period of active seniut of th\ insured and for two years tnereafter. In ord- ei to quality for this protection , the polic y holder ' s commercial pol- icy must be in force on a premium paying basis at the time of app li- cation for guarantee under tht SS- CRA and must have been in foice for at leaht 180 days before entr- ance on active duty. A pp 'ications for guarantee under th\ SSCRA art made on VA Form 9-380. The protection of the SSCRA does not extend to U. S. Go\eminent Life insurance policies. MAIL: Christmas packages ad- dressed to military personnel sta- tioned overseas should be mailed b< fore the middlt of Novembtr to insure delivery in plent y of time foi the Christmas season. Parcels and mail sent overseas to service- mtn ' s deptndents and author- ized government employees who receive their mail through Army or P'leet Post Office in New York , N. Y., San Fianeisco , Calif., New Orleans , La ., and Seattle , Wash., likewise should be mailed early ntxt month. Max- imum allowable weight for pack- ages may be obtained from local post offices. In addition to art- icles usually prohibited from the mail , matches and lighter fluid may not be mailed to overseas mil- itary addresses. BENEFITS: The New York State Division of Veterans ' Affairs has published a small pamphlet entitl- ed , \New York State Soldier ' and Sailors ' Civil Relief Act\ . This timel y Division publication con- tains in summary form informa- tion on the protection afforded by the New York State Soldiers ' and Sailors ' Civil Relief Act for Reser- vists , National Guardsmen -and others who are ordered into active federal service. Copies of this new pamp hlet may be obtained free of charge upon request from any New Y' ork State Division of Veterans ' A ffairs counselor ' s office or Vet- erans Service Agency. SCHOLARSHIPS : An increas- ing number of inquiries are being received concerning the New York State Regents War Service Schol- arships. This state scholarship benefit for New Y' ork State resi- dents stopped two years ago. No War Service Scholarshi ps have been made avaiable for New York State veterans since the 1 959 NYS Legislative Session. Previously yearl y series of War Service Schol- arshi ps were enacted by the State Leg islature , which provided up to $350 a year to veterans awarded a scholarship for tuition and fe^s for a maximum of four years for lull or part time stud y on the gra- duate or undergraduate levels to any recognized college or eligible school located in New York State. Questions about the rights and benefits of veterans , servicemen or their dependents may be submittal for individual attention to the N- YS Division of Veterans ' Affairs of the Suffolk County Veterans Service Agency at 21 Third Ave- nue , Bay Shore , 44 Elm Street , Huntington , and County Center , Riverhead , N. Y. ^¦lllllflllff'WlllllllM^ IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIHIIII UMMMIMfflllljg 1 OFFICIAL LIST OF NOMINATIONS I 1 FOR PUBLIC OFFICE I =2 t= 1 ' §§ j COUNTY OF SUFFOLK | -: tz= 3 ... I 1 We , Everett F, McNab and Arthur M. Weiss , Commissioners of Elections , in and for | 1 the County of Suffolk , State of New York , pursuant to the Election Law , Section 78 , do hereby | §3 EE certif y that the following is a true and comp lete copy of the names and addresses of the candi- | 1 dates nominated for the public offices herein set forth to be voted upon by the voters of Suffol k | 2 County, New York , at the next General Election to be held on November 7th , 1961 , between | 5 the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. to wit : | —g £ ,^~ m f^ Om BmXmmm. C— v^HH^H^HA ;S ^ vflBp ^ W £ =H E^ 1 Emblem chosen to repres ent and | ] distinguish the candidates of the | ! R EPUBLIC AN PARTY I Candidates Nominated by the Republican Party | 1 NAME TITLE OF OFFICE ADDRESS j 1 PAUL J. WIDLITZ Justice of the Supreme Court 36 Raspberry Lane , Levittown 1 ALBERT H. BUSCHMANN Justice of the Supreme Court 5018 - 94th St., Elmhurst | ALPHONSE P. GUARDING Justice of the Supreme Court 1 02-30 135th St., Richmond Hill j JOHN P. COHALAN , JR. County Judge 95 Sunse t Dr. , Sayville j CHESTER F. JACOBS County Treasurer Fanning Ave., Hampton Bays j JOHN L. BARRY Commissione r of Publ ic Welfare 85 Jayne Ave., Patchogue | H ^ m 9BBmW^ = i #^T 1 n ~ ^K % m g 1 Emblem chosen to represent and j I distinguish the candidates of the I DEMOCRATIC PARTY | Candidates Nominated by the Democratic Party [ NAME TITLE OF OFFICE ADDRESS § WILL IAM J. SULLIVAN Justice of the Sup r eme Court 219 Hempstead Ave., t ' \\ I j Rockville Centre I 1 LESTER HOLTZMAN Justice of the Supreme Court 64-49 Elwell Crescent , | Rego Park f HAROLD J. CRAW FORD Justice of the Supreme Court 25-10 30th Road , | [] Long Island City 1 I FRANCIS J. COSTELLO County Jud ge 64 Carman St., Patchogue | STEWART P. MITMAN County Treasurer Longview Court , Huntington § ANNE F. MEAD Commissioner of Public Welfar e 42 Sunset Dr., Sayville I H B \\W B \S §2 =r 1 Emblem chosen to represent and | distinguish the candidates of the I I LIBERAL PARTY | Candidates Nominated by the Liberal Party | NAME TITLE OF OFFICE ADDRESS | PAUL J. WIDLITZ Justice of the Supreme C ourt 36 Raspberry Lane , Levittown 1 LESTER HOLTZMAN Justice of the Supreme Court 64-49 Elwell Crescent , Rego Park | HAROLD J. CRAWFORD Justice of the Supreme Co u rt 25-10 30t h Rd., Long Island City | s t = 1 i w _ w i I Emblem chosen to represent and | H distinguish the candidates of the | I BRO THERHOOD PARTY ! gq = Candidates Nominated by the Brotherhood Party 1 I NAME TITLE OF OFFICE ADDRESS | I PAUL J. WIDUTZ Justice of the Supreme Court 36 Raspberry Lane , Levittown | 1 STATE OF NEW YORK ) I m \ = =? / ss * il I COUNTY OF SUFFOLK ) | I IN WITNES S WHEREOF , we , Everett F. McNab and Arthur M. Weiss , Commissioners I I of Elections in and for the County of Suffolk , S tate of New York , have hereunto set our hands | I and affixed the seal of the Board of Elections , this twenty-fourth day of October , nineteen hun- 1 I dred and sixty-one . | 1 Commissioners of Elections I I Suffolk County, New York I I ( SEAL) E VERETT F. McNAB 1 ARTHUR M. WEISS | Comm . Concert Group ' s First Ev ent Nov . 30 The 1961-62 Brookhaven Com- munity Concert Association sea- son will commence November )J0 with the appearance of the Nether- lands Chamber Orchestr a , conduct- ed by Szymon Goldberg. On February 18 , the lovely young coloratura soprano , Laurel Hurley, will appear in concert. The Gilbert and Sullivan Con- cert hall will be presented March 15. It features tenor , John Carter; soprano, Sharlie Shull; mezzo , Ruth Ray; and baritone , Donald Johnston * in beautifull y costumed vignettes of the favorite operettas , comp lete with solos , duets and ensemble with dialogue and stage action. All three concerts will take place at Patchogu e Senior High School on Saxton Street , Patch- ogue. Association membership cards are being mai' ed to members to act as a reminder of the first con- cert.
