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Ronkonkoma and the Lake N ews Mrs. B. DnMs . ROnk. 9-9690 PO DKDIC V1TON Postmaster Harry Johaneson and employes are moving equipment fiom the old post office headquai- tei s on Rainoad A\ eime to the new buildin g on Canity Avenue , ¦which services parts of three towns . It i- - expected sei vue from the new off'ce w ill start this week al- though the formal dedication will take place 2 p. m., Xovember 26. Congi essman Otis G. Pike of Riverhead and officials of Smith- town. Islip and Brookhaven will attend the dedication. And taking pait m the dedication program -will be community leadtis and civic, SOI \ KC and fnemanic units . A paiade , led b y the Sachem High School band , starting trom the William Memtt Hallock Po-t of tho Amei nan Legion on ( . 'lunch Street, will pu i ede the dedication. HOME EXTENSION The Lake Ronkonkoma Home Extension Sei \ ice Unit met No- \ ember 1 m St. Maiy ' s Paiish Hall on Lake Shore Road. .Mis. John Flathmann , the pi esident presided, with ol to 49 member- present. A new member is Mrs. Frances Diew . The 1 in lemodel- ing and Chiistmas caul project ¦ - have b -en comp eted and the No- % ember piojeci. making w oolen shuts, started \e-teiday to be re- peated from 1 a. m. to 1 p. m. Xo\ cmbei 1(5 and 29 , with 31 is . Benjamin Binkow ski the in- structor. Twehe membets of the local unit at' i nded the county meeting accentl* . held in Huntington Town House. Huntin gton. Mis . Flath- mam modeled the fur coat -he had lestvled dm me the fui l emodeling ** project , receiving muc h applause . The local unit l eceived a cit ition fi om the county for helping to form the Young HomemakciV Group of the Lake Ronkonkoma Home Extension. This group meets on specified evenings in St. Maiy ' s Parish Hall. Plans are now being made for a dessci t-brid g e and caid paity to be held from 1 to 1 p. m. Wednesday in St. Mary ' s Palish Hall. Mrs. Claude Schildt. chair- man , held a meeting Monday ai ternoon in her home on Kapplei Couit for hei committee members. Mesdames James Byrne, Felicia Zagdalo , Alfred Becker , Alexander Telek y, Alex Sipo- , Walter Cui- lan and Mrs. Flathmann. Mi- - . M irtha Siewait , an at tne Home Extension member for many \eais, who is a patient in the Witlndge Nur sing Home , has been named their fiist honoiaiy mem- 1m by the gioup. Plans are now undeiway for the annual Christmas party to be held m the Suffolk Ilou-e December 2. Mis. Fiank Oiefice i> in chaige. The unit will hold their next meeting December l> for an ex- change of gifts and a small Christmas partv , with Mis. Byrne and Mi- . Flathmann in chaige. Membe rs of the cake committee for December aie Mesdames Loi - etta Ce* otakas , Joseph Rummel, Minnie Mueller . Ilaiold Teiry, Lo- well Ih-c oc k and Pcient* ,. Mrs . Albei i Kloiber was given the spec ial awaid at the Xovembei meeting . i-H CLUB The loc al l-II ( lub . the Pom Tail- , met 0< tobei 25 ioi then itgulai meeting. At tlie conclu sion of the oi dei of business , the moup made fancv sandw'che - of j am. !>cieam cheese and peanut butter , their refre shment^ for the evening. Achievement N ight was held in the Smithtow n High School Fri- day. The Pony Tails were awarded ihe 50-star Anglican flag. Mau- nen Conway, Melanie Ohm-e r and Linda Wooldndge received the i-H beanie for their outstanding woik. Patricia Flynn , Cathy and Mary Xarx a and Laura Gertsner leceived their first-year p ins. RONK. FIRE DEPT. Matthew Kennedy, who is lea- ving- to serve with the Armed For- ces , was given a farewell party Satuiday night in the fiiehouse on Portion Road , by members of the Ronkonkoma Fire Department and the Rescue Squad , in recogni- tion of his unfailing- loyalty in the service of both departments. Mem- bers of the Rescue Squad pre sen- ted Mr. K'Minedy w ith a wiist watc h. During the past week the de- paitm ent ambulance answered the following calls: Mrs. Fhigel was taken from the Marion Manor Xui s ing Home to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Dr. Theodoi e Fned was in charge ; Matthew Kennedy and Alfred Smith , the at- tendants. Mis. Woelm of 3 Lake- w ood Avenue was ordeied to the same hosp ital by Dr. Burfoi d K. Welch . Alfred Smith and William Smith were the attendants. Mi. Tabbtas of 41 Peter Road was ta- ken to Mather Memorial Hospital. Di . Masami Yamaguchi was the doctor in chaige; William Smith and Clinton Plume, the attendants. Mis. Rose Samug w*as taken from the Locust Nursing Home to Southside Hospital. Dr. Glinick was in charge; Alfr v! Smith and Gone Easter , the att endants. Jane Bickel of 38 Frances Boulevard , Holtsville , was taken to Brookha- ven Memonal Hospital following an auto accident on Avenue A and Poition Road. Matthew* Kennedy. Arnold Bowers and Everett Bow- ers were the attendants. LAKELAND FIRE DEPT. The Medical unit of the Lake- land Fire Department held their annual masquerade dance Saturday night in the firehouse on Johnson Avenue. The affair was a huge success with more than 200 pre- sent. Music was furnished by Frankie Sevens ' Chordsmen. Jos- rvh Weber was awarded the por- table television set and Frank Ca- nale , the ladies ' wrist watch. First prize for the best costume went to a group led b y Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barbera and Mr. and Mrs. Josevh Scoglio , who were dressed as interns and nuises complete with a patient on a stretcher. Jos- eph Maitinez , who was dressed as a knight , was second , and the third prize was won b y Charles Rapp and Rudy Ilanak , who were dres- sed as girls. Bessie Woldrich of Maqua Street was taken to the Smithtown Gen- eral Hospital m the depaitment ambulance on Sunday. The department was called to Fifth Avenue and Easton Street on Sunday when* they quickly ex- tinguished a small brush fire. The William Merritt Hallock Unit 155 of the American Legion will hold their annua l Vetera n ' o Day dance in the Suffolk House on Pond Road starting* at 9:30 p. m. Saturday. Jimmy Lotito ' s or- chestia will furnish the music for clanc-jng. There will also be a cock- tail {lour from 8:30 to 9:30 p. m. The public is imited. Councilman John Foley has an- nounced a traffic lig-ht will be in- stalled at Cleary and Portion Roads , the Lake , after approval by the Brookhaven Town Board at a meeting held November 1. The towm purchasing agent will seek bids on this project immediately, according- to Councilman Foley. The intersection is a dangerou- one and several accidents have oc- ell i red there. The people of the community have woi ked with the Town Board to secure this light. In LAKE RONKONKOMA , the Long Island Ad\ > ance is on sale at Teddy ' s Luncheonette , Whelan ' s Drugs , Lake Ronkonkoma Sta- tionery, Leehowit Delicatessen , Tom ' s Stationery and Lakoma Food Store. —Adv. The Fourth Annual Thanksgiv- ing- Day Ragamuffin parade , spon- soied b y the Chamber of Com- merce of the Ronkonkomas , will start at 11 a. m. in front of the American Legion clubhouse on Church Street and proceed east on Chui ch Street to Hawkins Avenue where it will turn north to end at Portion Road. Cash awards will be made for the best costumes and tiophies for the best bands and drum corp. Santa Claus will be in the parade , and also an airplane, locket ship, helicopter, boats , live animals, clowns and other attrac- tions. Mrs. Georg-e Chudolev and Mrs. Anthony Omland of Brooklyn spent several days last week visit- ing their brother , Peder Pedersen of Cairoll Avenue. Mrs. Christ Jensen of Brooklyn , a cousin of Mrs. Chudolev , Mrs. Omland and Mr. Pedersen , was also a house guest at the Pedersen home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benjamin of J Street and their children , Charles, Jr., Sally Ann and Barry Wayne , have returned home from a short vacation spent with Mrs. Benjamin ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hans , at their Sally Patch Farm ir. W/estminster , Md. Mr. Hans and Mr. Benjamin attended tl e annual horse auction in Har- lisbuig - , Pa., and bought several horses. Mis. Charles A. Browne of Friendly Lane entcitained Wednes- day of last week, Mrs. Charles L. Da\is , Sr., and Mrs. Fred Mohring. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaw of Johnson Avenue are the parents of a daughter born October 23 in Southside Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schimmoller of Hj eh Street are the new pro- prietors of the stationery store> on the east side of Hawkins Avenue in the Lake village. Mrs. David Grange , Jr., and her children , David, III , Suzanne and Henrietta , of Washing-ton , D. C , spent last week visiting- Mrs. Grange ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Okvist of Cheri y Street. Ma- j or Grange spent the weekend at the Okvist home and returned to Washington with his family Sun- day afternoon. Heidi Laux , Mrs. Giang-e ' s niece, accompanied them to Washington and will he their guest for a week. Heidi is the .\ oung* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Laux of Criss Street. Charles Stephen Davis , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Davis , Jr., of Carroll Avenue, celebrated hi 1 - sixth birthday Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank of the Lake are the parents of a son born in Mather Memorial Hospital October 21. Mr. and Mrs. James Cleary and their children , Casey and Lori , of St. Joseph Avenue , were involved in an automobile accident on Vet- erans Highway October 28 while starting on a short vacation trip upstate. Although badl y shaken up, they sustained no serious in- juries. The annual rummage sale spon- sored by the Sisterhood of the Ronkonkoma Jewish Center will be held from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday on Railroad Avenue , oppo- site the Ronkonkoma railroad sta- tion. There will be bargains ga- lore. Mrs. Jack Randazzio is the project chairman. In RONKONKOMA , the Long Island Advance is on sale at Sta- tion Market and Liggett' s Drug Store. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schimmol- lei of Seventh Street are the pat- ents of a daughter born Octobei 23 in Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital. Two days later , in the same hospital , a son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Geoige Hynes of Peter Road. Mrs. George W. Davis of Union Avenue was the surprised guest- of-honor at a birthday part y given for hei- recently in the home of her son-in-law and daughter , Mi. and Mrs. Wesley Hallock of Sunny Road , St. James. At the party were the Hallock children , Doug las , W< sley and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis and children. Nancv , Lawrence and Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Davis and chil- dien , Vernon , Jr., and Susanne , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Davis and son , Geoige . of Ronkonkoma an.J the Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper of Isli p. Mrs. Davis recei- ved many beautiful gifts. The re- freshments included a'large spec- ially decorated birthday cake with candles. Miss Barbara Roesel , daughter of Mr. and Mis. William Roesel of Duncan Avenue , was hostess at a Halloween party held in her home October 28. Guests were the Misses Kathy Sommers. Karen Hyde , Camille DelGatto , Stepha- nie Gulino , Barbara Roesel and William Closson , Frank Castora , Richard Gladd , Paul Diordano and Cornelius Vanderwyde. Mrs. Paul Sachse * and daughters , Penny Sue and Cathy Lynn , of Lake Shore Drive attended a party Friday afternoon to celebrate the second birthday of Katherine De Cillis , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas DeCillis of Centereach. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Plume of Pleasure Avenue are the parents of a son born October 25 in Ma- ther Memorial Hospital. ST. MARY'S CHURCH St. Mary ' s Episcopal Church holds services Sunday at 8 , 9:30 and 11 a. m., with Holy commun- ion and a sermon. The church school meets at 9:30 a. mi. Holy communion is administered daily at 9 a. m. preceded by morning- prayer at 8:40 a. m. The Men ' s Club of St. Mary ' s is planning a party for 150 child- ren of the church school sometime during December. It will be a part y to celebrate the birthday of the Christ child instead of the us- ual fanfare over Santa Claus. There will be a large birthday cake with candles. METHODIST CHURCH The Methodist Church at Five Coi ners holds Sunday sen ic^s at 11 a. m. The church school meets at 9:30 a. m. The Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship meets 6 p. m. each Sunday. The Senior Fellow - ship meets at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. David Noi ris of Union Theological Seminary in New Cork City is serving as counsellor to the group. HOLY CROSS CHURCH Holy Cross Lutheran Church holds a matin service each Sunday at 9 a. m. and an hour of divine worship starting at 10:30 a. m. The chuich school meets at 9 a. m. There is a nursei y for younger children during the 10:30 a. m. service. There will be a spe- cial service at 9 a. m. Thanksgiv- ing day. The Lutheran World Relief Clo- thing drive will start Sunday and continue through November 21. Clothing may be left in the church hall. New members will be leceived into the fellowship of Holy Cross at the 10:30 a. m. service Sunday. The church council will meet at 8 p. m. tomoirow . The Luther League will meet at 7 p. m. Sun- day, and will be shown the movie , \People with a Purpose. \ The annual Christmas fair will be held December 2 with many articles on sale , just right for Christmas gifts. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Masses in St. Joseph' s R. C. | i i n ¦¦ ii a ..ii Church are held Sunday at 8 , 9, 10 , 11 a. m., 12 noon and 1 p. m. in the chuich; at 9:15 , 10:15 , 11:15 a. m., 12:15 p. m. in the school auditorium. Weekday mas- ses are at 7 and 8 a. m. The Miraculous .Medal Novena is held at 8 p. m. Monday. The Catholic Daughters , Couit of St. Josep h , met in the school auditorium Monday night. Follow- ing the business meeting, coffer and cake w ere served. The first Sunday night dance foi young adults , 18 years of age and over , was held in St. Josep h s auditorium from 8 to 12 p. m. There was live music. These dan- ces will continue Lo be held each Sunday night. The Confraternity for CatholL* High School students attending public and parochial schools meets 7:15 p. m. Wednesdays. Following the legular session , staiting Wed- nesday, there will be an houi of social dancing fiom 9 to 10 a. m. every week. The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph' s is holding a masquerade and dance to be held November 18 in the auditoi mm. Games aie played in St. Joseph' s auditorium starting at 8 p. m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. 11 , !() C And one to grow on... m ¦¦¦„. & h' SW Sometimes you live too far aw ay to j oin thc party. In that case , call Long Distance , and add lo the excitement. Childre n feci mi g hty proud when they get their '-owir p hone call. It ' s a dincrent kind of g ift , a ^ special\ kind to grow on . . . Bargain rates , remember, are in ciiect weekday a fter 6 and all day Sunday. New York Telephone , . ^ Part of the nationwide Ecil Telephone System vlL- / MODEL of medical research reactor is viewed by, left to rig ht , Caroly n Marshall , Lydia Kuhn and Marion Honnett. Lydia is oper- ating shu ' ter which con t rols external neutron beam. Exhibits , dem- onstrations featured various asnects of research program. —Brookhaven National Laboratory Photos Holtsville and Farmingville Mrs. Eleanor Burcaw—SElden 2-8848 . NAUTICAL CADETS The Allied Nautical Cadets of the Farmingville-Holtsville battal- ion were given an official inspec- tion by the Suffolk County Divi- sion , Lt. Chai les Tillduster , execu- tive officer. Ensign Thomas Dobbs , Ensign Edward Wray, sup- ply officer , Ensign Joyce Wray, personnel officer and CWO Robert Riedel of the Timber Point Bat- talion in Islip. After the inspec- tion the battalion was highly praised for their fine functional operation and quick adaptability to the new review procedures. On Armistice day the cadets will march in a parade in Jamaica and for November 18 CWO Riedel of the Isli p battalion has invited the group to join them on an ex- cursion to King ' s Point Merchant Marine Academy to watch a re- view and the foot -all game. The Nautical Cadets was for- mally organized in May of this year. Thomas Lombino , president of the Youth Advisory Group, l ealizing a need for sj ch a group in our area , approached James Reill y, w *ho is presently still in the Navy, to undertake command of the battalion. Mr. and Mrs. Reilly took the task jointly and have bi ought the battalion up to a fiist class rating in this short span of time. The battalion will honor Mr. Lombino and the Youth Advisory Group in the near future for their foresight and cooperation. GIRL SCOUTS Girl Scout Troop 126 as- a kick- ofi for their annual fund drive p lanted digerent types of bulbs , hut all of a yellow hue , at the Lynwood Avenue School at 10 a. m. on Election day. When the bulbs come into bloom next Spring the Girl Scouts will be celebrating their Golden Annhersary, which is the reason for planting bulbs of a golden color only. CIVICS The Farmingdale-Holtsville Civic Tax Payers Association held theii regular monthly meeting Fi iday. Justice Ix*on Giuffreda , guest \ -ptaker for the night , spoke on juveni le delinquency and the courts. He told of many interes- ting case histones and of then- cause , effect and prevention. A nominating committe e , headed by Thomas Lombino and Mrs. Ann Cassale , was selected tor the De- cember election. Petitioning for door-to-door de- liveiy will be discussed at the next meeting. For this seivice , $10 , 000 in postal revenue is required and since this figure has almost been leached , petitions should start now. CIVIC DANCE The Civic Association held a square dance Saturday at the Farmingville Fire Hall on Faim to Market Road , Farmingdale. Ro- bert Wcschler , caller for the square dances and reel- - , led the evening ' s entertainment. 1 tie old- fashioned Sing Along, piesentl } so popular , was enjoyed by every- one. Dr. Ammerman , president of the Suffolk Community College , and his wife joined in the fun and ingratiated themselves in the hearts of all. The hair dryer donated by Mrs. Richard Czenszak was given to Dan Lane ; Mrs. H. Kaczmarski was given a pair of end table lamps , donated by Grover Sleep Products , Patchogue , and Mrs. Frank Bruno was gnen the wrist watch donated b y Rudco Drug Stoie in Farmingville. Mrs. Uai ri- son and John Che ssman received cash prizes for the most original costumes. Mrs. J. Sardone and Mis. Petc - son were in charge of refresh- ments , Miss Grace Gibalch , on the special committee; Mrs. A. Cas- sale , entertainment , and Mr- ,. C. Cohen , on the ticket committ ee. Michael Connoughton , president of the Maplecrest Civic Associa- tion , and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diedolf were guests of the organi- zation. BOOK FAIR The Parent-Teacher Association held their Book Fair when Cpen School week was held at the Lyn- wood Avenue School in Farming- ville November 1 , and on the fo l- lowing evening at the Waveilv Avenue School , in Holtsville. Mo- thers of the kindergarten childien were taken by bus from the Lyn- wood Avenue School to the \Wig- wam \ as the district annex kin- dergarten is colloquially calV-d. At the Waverly Avenue School Mi. Sayers , a teacher , with a to in of nine boys demonstrated to the visiting parents the method us\d in teaching basketball , from ihe handling of the ball to shooting for the basket. Tickets for the Holiday dance to be held on December 9 , . <t the Suffolk House , in Lake Ronkt n- koma may be obtained fi om . .. rs. James Reilly. For further infor- mation call SE 2-15170 . BASKETBALL .... (Youth Advisory) Donald Abbate , general mana- ger of the basketball team . . ill hold tryouts for Midgets ( iges '' . - IA , ) and Juniois (13-18), commen- cing 7 p. m. Wednesday at the Waverly Avenue School , Holts- ville. The Unlimited team < IS or o\ er) still has some openings and anyone meeting the qualific xtions may try out at the New Pat- chogue School on Saxon Avenue 7 p. m. Thursday for the next three weeks. For fuither infoi nri- tion , call Mr. Abbate at SE 2-i.::S >. My apologies to Mr. Abhat.- for having credited his basket ' . ^ll teams to the bast ball nianagei in last week' s column. Mrs. Laurence Pov «'i - ¦ '' 'I u ' < Lane , Farming * , die , was th _i n - * , - of-honor Sunday at an Ii< * . > Ap- parent shower given by JL- . Rich- ard Czenszak at ht i honn t I Tuc k Lane. After the opening of tbe gifts , a buffet dinner was ^tivcd at which time the husband - and children of the guests joint d tl.t party. Attending w ere Mesdames A. Kern , A. Powers , G. i^aldwin , F. Laska , J. Woltol , C. Lirtlboi g, J. Boyle , W. Strank , E. Kov L >i , J. Hanrahan , Jr., J. H-miahan , Si . R. Burcaw , S. Muip ln , J. Tlaska and Miss A. Nixon. In HOLTSVILLE , the Long Island Ad\ance is on sale at Hop- kin ' s Delicatessen , L\ decker Gen- eral Store and Hoits-sille Lunch- eonette. —Adv. Robert Rochotta of Hetty ' . -; Path , Farmingvillt , who i-, alw nt fiom - -chool beta \ i' \ ot a Pioken leg, has had :>- , \n. , ' i- j our te.i- chei s sent fi om tV ' moi disti iet to help him keep <Ju a-t of his class. The , \ ai P. ( icetlon , tor histor* ,; Mi. May l , - - ance; Mi. I>e Santolo , Ln- ' li ^ h. and Mt. Ickes for mathmitit s . Mi- . Roc h- t 'ta extends an in\ita * ion to Ro- beit' s classmates to vsit oi call him by p hone — SF 2-8 57' .) . In FARMINGVILLE , the Long Island Ad* , ance is on sale at Nairn ' s Delicatessen , Rudco Drug^ , Sand} s Gic and Pac and Becker s Market. —Ad\ . Madeline Bull v as gut ^t-of- honoi O^tol r i . \JO at a paitv Li\en tor hei b y her pai ent- , Mi. and Mr>. Ma f ' hi-is Bull of II H\\ Path , Faimingilale, ioi he eitihth birthday. Guests help i n g nei cel ' - biate were Denise 1'an ant , Bai- laia Sit tei , Pati na St anion , Nancy Fiet /e , Buibaia Anne Bi 1 '!. Timmy, Chri stine and Patricia Treretola , Chiistine Gnias. Nancy Variale and Madeline ' s brother , F.dward. R< fic-hmtnts wei e - -ei\ed and traditional bnthday games were played. The printed w ord carries the dignity and solemnity of the wed- ding ceremonv w hen you select the expert craf** >nian- -hip of The Advance for jour w edding im ita- tions and announcements—alw ajs at budget prices. —Adv. TOUR of Brookhaven National Labora(or\ was taken bj 1. 173 high school students recenth , including science students trom Bellport High School. Pictured above is Francis X. Rizzo ot East Patchogue , member of nuclear engineering department , explaining to Carol} n Marshall and Robert Peterson operation of hot cell for hand- ling b\ remote control highh radioacthe mate- rials. |iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii»iiiiii *iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ^ | CHEC K J^^o rfEiE ; I I i x W\* % ^ - ~ -v* i I f^^^i 1 I ...f or the best Christmas ever | Enrollments are now be- $AJ/T£| FftlEtfD! | ing accepted in our 1962 p-l/c ^^J^ I Christmas Club. Come w&»mp& | in , choose a p lan to suit wmnHW 1 your pocketbook . . . for \3I!I | G2S^ I YOUR best Christmas ©iPjir i ever . . . next year ! J OIN NOW ! | gHui u numn niiinimi mmiiimimHrammiiirominiiimramiimimmintunnmiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!i'| |j| A COMMUNITY BANK DEVOTED TO I SERVICE IN ALL BANKING MATTERS ] 1 fiiuiiiiin miiiinmiiiminim. iiiiiiinimmiiiiinlllliinir lUllllllllllllllllUllllllllllllUlllinlllllllllUHUUHlltllUlUllll llUUmUUtllllUlUinUlllllJ §| The National Bank of La ke Ro n ko n koma MEMBER : F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserv e Bank | OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 6:30 TO 8:00 Hawkins Ave., L. Ronkonkoma JUniper 8-8400 j mm i i iinni ii m ili nii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii iiH iii iii H i n iiiiiii ll llilll lll l hl ll ii i H IIili n ill M I M IIIIIII llH II M IMlllllllinilllllllllllllllllllltllllllllll l llllllllllll l llllll ^ DEMONSTRATING effects of radiation in inhib- iting growth of plants is Dr. Frank R. Berry of South Ha\ en, a member of biology department. At above model of Brookhaven National Labor- atory ' s gamma field are, lot t to right , Carol} n Marshall , Peter Delmonte. Dr. B rr} , Marion Honnett , Ly dia Kuhn and Geoffre} Coon. Photos were taken in laborator . \ ' s main exhibit hall.
