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REAL ESTAT E CONVEY\NCF.S (Consideration in e n t i o n e d in MU ' ie casses i^ that indicated bs revenue tax stamos.) Woodhull Estates Inc to F l' alj er & w, pel ss Crow n Street. I' i it JefleiM ' ii Hei ght s Park , Tow n o! Biookhaven , S14r- . ui) . ,) Keiuoffio to R Beitol & \\, pe ' e - Richmond Ave me . Med- , ol d . Sl. ' iHOO. C F o -chm inn to C W Fie -ch- l- mn .Ii i 'i w. lot I. -ec 1. Sun- hn.e Faims , Town of Brookhaven , * - UK il . \\ C Heurt to M Shapiro & v. lot 71 , * - \c 1. Ci\-tal Beach, lim i oi Biookhaven . iv 'OOO. K L O-nittiander <v. w to 0 A T c-\ i eV- w . pel n n Camp Woodbine Ko cX d , Town of Brookhaven , . - \750O. () Mvdland & u to II Agostinho A. v. lot 21, sec 4, Lake Giove, I n\\ n o; Brookhaven . 88U00 . |)oll\ Miller to A V Nixon . Ji., A w , pel w s Sound Road , Wad- me K ver , * >12. \ * .00. A H Atonson & w to 11 P Long a ^ w , nc! e s L-**cester Avenue , Lake Ronkonkoma, $14500. c Biokus to A R Parr, lots 211 to 21( ' < incl. unit 1, Lake Pines , j .wn of Rrookha\en , $2500. Bella Stem to Christine Athan- * . , j -cl n s Ma i n Street Centei Moi- lclies , $19000. C ' leat Beach Realty Corp to J ] Col ing «£ w. \o, 27, sec 1 . BnaiwocJ Tor-ace, Tow n of Biook- ha\en. S lOOu. Same to S Kiase. lot o2. sec 1. I' m,: w ood Teirace. Tow n ol Biockha\ - ' !i . $1000. Anna V Beckel to L J Thorn- t. JI . lor 7'! . Ceaar\\ . *ou Park , Unit 1. l\wn of Biookhaven. * >t ' )500. B. .b\ ion Inves tors Corp to J T Cairison c -c w. ] cl w s Tayloi A\enue . Tow n of Brookhaven , Si 2000. F F Baion & w to Andrea Bro- (hetc li ..v. \\ , pel e s Medford A venae . North Patehogue , $25000 M R Olla & w to E Fallica & w. lots 82 , * ?o & 84 Dakota Estates , Tc wn of Brookhaven , $11000. Belle Siegel to ,1 Robley & w , pel s . s Thames Street. , Port Jef- f. i- son. $13000. R Gaeel & w to H Simon & w , lets ;v2 to :>9 mcl., blk 2. Lake View Park , Town of Bi-ookhaven, si 1500. E' sie Associates , Inc to C B Saitta & w , pel w s Tay lor Avenue , Town of Brookhaven , $10^00. Frances E Fox to R L Eighmy -S- w. pel w s Washington Avenue , Patenogue. !-U 2Uv-0. Ocean Shore Realty Company to E J Victory & w , lots 820 6z s21. , \ .id Amended Map of Ocean Bay Park , Fire Island Beach. Ti wn of Brookhaven , SoSOO. J D McNamara Jr et w to J C Reilly & w. pel e s Rosemary Lane \ . Seiden He'ght s , Tow n oi Biookha\en . S9U00. .1 E O'Brien & w to R DeJohn & ¦A. ]>- . •! e s Chapel Avenue . East Pat- ehogue. ST500. A I) Crow ell Jr & w to J J Gar- euilo & w. lot 0. Sy lvan Court , Mille - Place . xioi i OU. .1 Auditoiv to J. DiLascio & w , li ts 12 to '17 incl. Xatures Gar- dens . Tow n ot Biookhasen , $15000. J A Lyons \o W E vlichards. pel - s Rogei s Avenue, Bellport , s 'ioOUO. L •) Mautone & w to J Kileoyne tv w. pel n w s Virginia Road , E.. -t\\ ood Village . Town oi Brook- ha\ en , S.J 00. Ruland Realty Corp to J R P Relx r & w , . -ec 1, lot 20:!. Beech- wood City. Tow n of Brookhaven. s4o<H> . A D'-Paseale. to Zena Calabretta , lots 7909 to 79B> incl . North Shore Ptach. \l ow n of Brookhaven. s,:;5'>0. i* . lynn to Helene M Walsh , lot. - 10i * 7 to 1020 incl. Ocean Bay I ; . *k, F*re Island oeach. $10500. Biyna Realty Inc to Martin C. Nelson , s.-veial lots . Map of Oak- w ood Co .. Town of Brookhaven , S2C.000. Gordon Heig hts Dev. & Bldg. Coipn to C Josep h it w , lots 1 to h incl . sec 4 , Gordon Heights , Town of Brookhaven , $2000. J Veilen <ii w to F B Cavnagh & w , pel s s Dune Road , South- hamp ton, $21500. John Cook to Margaret T. Kenthorne , pel n s Cleveland Stieet , Patehogue, $8000. R B McG-nnis & w to V J Vane & w , lot 1>3 , sec 5 , Long- Hill , Town of Brookhaven , $23000. I Klj avin , & w to D R Carreras et w. pel w s Ox Bow Road , Pat- ehogue , $16500. V Di Benedetto to H Rei ger & w , lots 652 & 653 , Xatures Gar- dens , Aaironak Sec , Town of Brookhaven , SSoOO. J J Lomoardi & w to Kuby & v pel e s Doane Avenue , Town oi Brookhaven , $12500. F H Br-mlow & w to J LaBarca £ w. lots 45 , Bellport Beach Es- tates , sec 4 , Town of Brookhaven , $i0000. E Ranieri to T J Waldron & w , lots 10 to 14 blk 1 . Oakwood Park, Town of Brookhaven , $11500. J J Colombraro & w to S. Siiacu»ano & w , y >A e s Bernard place , Eastwood Vi'lage , Town ol Brookhaven , $14000. Helen Gruber to Helen A Belli- veau. lots 12443 to If 44(5 incl , sec C , North Shore Beach . Town of Brookhaven , $6000. Viola McBrien Extor to W D Chamberlain , lots 28 to 32 incl , blk 1 , Map of land Robert W. Whee.er Estate , Inc., Port Jeffer- son Station , $6000. MORTGAGES C. D. Finger Jr to Suff Co F S L A. pel s s V ernon St. Patehogue. $10 , 000. M. F. Mossomillo &w to Same , pel n s Portion Rd , Lake Ronkon- koma , $6 , 500. Louise Paul to J. Gonzalez &w , pel sw s Pettys Lane , Medford , $6 , 283. R. Parlato &w to Flushing FSLA , pel w s Park Hill Dr , Seiden , $12 , 100. O. M. Slattelia to J. P. Michaels &ano , pel s s Parsonage Rd , E. pel w s Wood Rd , Ronkonkoma , $13 , 400. S. Singler Sr to Steve Singler Jr , pel e s Bellport Station Rd , W. Yaphank , $9 000. M. Krim &w to Patch Bk , pel e s Cedar Ave , Patehogue , $6 , 500. E. Reinfurt &w to Same , pel Crystal Beach , Moriches , $8 , 000. Phy llis H. Verit y to H. J. Terry, Setauket. $15 , 000. P. Harris &- ,v to Eastern F S L A. pel s & Bay Ave , Hamp ton Bays , $7 , 000. J . Daniels , to Same , pel e s Stokes Lane , Remsenburg, $10 , 000. J. Chadrj ian &w to Same , pel e s Namkee Lane , Blue Point , ?e , ooo. B. T. Darling &w to Dollar F S L A , pel n s Thompson St , Pt. Jefferson , $9 , 000. Dorothea M. Hoadley to Same pel w s Lower Landing Rd , Miller Place , $15 , 000. A. Pilz &w to Republic Inves- tors Coi p. pel w s Irving John- •ron St , E. Northport , $15 , 600. F. P. Librera &w to Same , pel e s Wendy Dr , Farmingville , $10 , - 900. J. D. Noonan Jr &w to Same) pel w s N. Bicycle Path , Seiden , $9 , 890. J. J. Biggers &w to Same , pel w s Truberg Ave , Patehogue , $11 , 000. E. J. Grimm &w to Dime Sav Bk Bklyn , pel s s Mills Rd , Stony Brook , $15,000. W. J. Burns Jr. &w to Dime Sav Bk Bk' yn , pel w s Hollywood Place , Huntington , $15 , 000. L. J. Castrog iovanni &w to Same , pel s s Snaber Rd , Pateh- ogue , $6 , 500. R. B. Hudson &w to Southold Sav Bk , pel e s Middleton Rd , Greenport , $20 , 000. J. Gersbeck &w to Same , pel e s Joline Rd , Pt. Jefferson , $11 , 500. J. P. Michaels &\v to Tinker Natl Bk , pel s s Parsonage Rd , E. Setauket , $14 , 000. W. D. Van Kesteren to Same , pel n s Crescent Dr , Port Jeffer- son Station , $10 , 200. K. D. Woods to Same , pel n s Park St , Setauket , $9 , 000. R. K. Stoehr &w to Union Sav Bk , pel No . 12 Kuebler St , Blu e Point , $13 , 200. P. P. Lee &w to Same , pel e s Hewlett Ave , E. Patehogue , $12 , -j 000. F. R. Klein &w to same pel r d Evergreen Ave , E. Moriches , $10 , 8u0. j H. E. Mahl &w to Same , pel ' s s Southwmd Rd , Remsenburg, $10 , 400. R. E. Nelson &w to Same , pel n s Hallock Ave , Mt. Sinai , $7 , 100. W M Palsgraf &w to Republic Investors Corp, pel n s Edward St , Centereach , $10000. G E Csabon to Viola Churchill , pel s s Bay Fair Dr , Shirley, $10000. D M Martinez &w to Eastern Service Corp pel e s Avenue C , Centereach , $10850. Mary C Gahrman to Suff Co F S L A , pel s s Shannon Blvd , Yaphank, $6000. M Meltzer to J V Iaricci &ano, pel e s Medford Ave , Patehogue , $\ * .000. P Youshock to First National Bk pel n s Church St , Lake Ron- konkoma , $7500. W W Niemeyer & w to Peoples National Bk , pel s s Carman St , Patehogu e , $7000. W D Weeks Jr & w to Republic Investors Corp, pel e s Provost Ave , Bellport , $11650. High School Highlights PATCHOGUE SENIOR HIGH The Hi-Y Club of Patehogue High School has such a large membershi p that it has divided into two groups. This will be much more com enient since the Hi-Y chilis in Suffolk County can now h a \ e a council. Southamp ton , Smithtown , Bellpoi t and Pateh- ogue ean now join in the various activities and programs. The officers which were elected for tin- new chapter are : presi- dent. Vicki Natale; vice president , Judy Cook; secretary, Andria Mi- naidi; tieastirer , (\ race Dahlman; chap lain , Anita Katusha. These officer- will act as the alternates to aid the present officers: presi- dent. Lourdes Diaz; vice president . Fiances Branch ; secretary. Suz- anne Meyer; treasurer , Barbara \ ienato; chaplain , Linda Fourney. The club sold nuts and bolts and Christmas corsages. The corsages were made by the girls. They w ere candy canes, angel p ins and bell corsages. The club will also help the Y M C A sell candy for a charitable cause. The club has had two speakers as pait of their program : Miss Mary Billington , a physical educa- tion teacher at the high school , who spoke about her trip to Eur- ope and M ; ss Keiger. who told the girls about vjtal beauty hints. The members are now ready to plan for a fashion show. The girls have been trying to make their club a success , with the help of their advisor , Mrs. Charlotte Record. Their motto is: \To Create , Extend and Maintain Throughout The Home, School , And Community Hi g h Standards of Christian character. \ Nancy Lee Batey and Nancy Bren\l prepared the Christmas bulletin boaid in Mrs. Louise Mul- ler ' s room. Doris Skippon , Violet Eicholz . Susan Lewis , Helen Doka , Camille Fagone , Ann Ardalina , Kathleen Hayes and Barbara Cas- sino are the girls from the Short hand II class whose shorthand out- lines were used on the Christmas packages displayed on the bulletin board. The Thelma Temple Chapter of the Future Teachers of America Club is carrying out new and in- teresting projects this year. The members of this club have enjoyed some very stimulating meetings thus far this year. The most inspiring talk to date was one by Mrs. Fred Mutschler . for- merly a teacher at River Avenue School. Patehogue. Mrs. Mutschler related many of her classroom ex- periences. Her discussion was very well received by the entire club. A panel discussion was planned by the club' s president , Susan Fiiedlander , and vice president , Barbara Girschoff. The members of this panel are the following high school teachers , Paul Casper , Mis- , Mary Billington. Arnold Gile and Ian Ogilvie. The topic to be discussed is a comparison between the European and American edu- cational systems. Another interesting project plan- ned is an opinion poll to be ga th - ered from the entire student body. The question to be resea rched is how does the high school student \alue his education ? In addition to keeping a perfect treasury record. Ginger Lowe, the club' s treasurer , also functions as a purchasing agent. She has re- centl y ordered a banner with the club' s name inscribed on it , and Future Teachers of America pins for those members who desire to purchase them. The duties of the secretary are ably performed by Susan Ashare. Arthur Warren , the club' s advisor, has guided its activities. Robert Lee ' s world history clas- ses used the facilities of the li- brary last week in learning- stan- dard research techniques. Bio- grap hical tools were used to look up lives of famous men. Geograp h- ical tools such as historical atlas- sc s were also used. The Advanced Math Club , under the direction of advisor Delphus Dixon and student , Le-lie Boden , are currently studying derivations and integrals. Members of the group include April Pattervan, president; Elwyn Schaefer , vice president; Jane Spavins , secretary- treasurer; and members , Carl Palatnik, Bill Harris and Georg-e Masin. The Patehogue Chapter of the National Honor Society held a fund raising dance December 15 in the high school cafeteria. The pro - ceeds will be used for the annual Honor Societ y dinner and debate which w ill be held at the high school during the Spring. The members of the society are Leslie Boden. president; Jane Spavins , Barbara Girshoff , Linda Lang, Peter Borella , Rita Crocitta , Pat Still. Elwyn Schaefe r , Marjorie Elbert , Ardith Tomesch and Pf.t Rathkamp. The advisors. Miss Thelma Temple , Miss Mary Bill- ington , and Raymond Kennedy, chaperoned the dance. Volleyball Intermurals have star- ted for this year. There are seven junior and senior teams and four sophomore teams. Lucie Tucker is the manager of the teams while Ph yllis Benincasa , Cynthia Bow- den , Pat Dunham , Camile Fagone , Karen Hildreth , Jane Sackstein , Pat Shandel , Pat Still and Carol Tracz are assistant managers. The referees are Susan Tackenberg, Francine Novick , Inez Beard , Su- san Ferguson and Suzanne Mey- ers. The Science Project Club has just begun another full term , plan- ning to carry out its aims of pro- moting science to the school and community and providing an op- portunity for the advancement of the members ' knowledge of sci- ence. Marjorie Elbert is president , Harold Hastings , vice president, and Doris Doering, secretary- treasurer. Oliver Petty is the club' s advisor. Members Richard Carleson , Malcolm Meyerson , Les- lie Boden and Joseph Masin have entered into competition for the Westinghouse National Scholar- ship contest with their projects. Heading the staff of the '62 Record are Rita Crocitto , editor , and Perry Berke , assistant editor. The faculty advi-or is Frank Can- dito. Other members of the staff are Barbara Girshoff and Jane Spavins, literary editors ; Les Bo- den and April Pattervan , senior editors; Sue Van Ginhoven , busi- ness manager; Sue Friedlander , art editor; Elwyn Shaefer , boys ' sports editor; Linda Lang, Girls ' Sports Editor; Pat Still , activities editor; Ruth Ann Safranek , aca- demics editor ; Valerie Briggs , ty- pist. Pictures hav e been taken of the seniors , underclassmen , clubs , Fall sports and many other activities. Material for copy has been gath- ered and written by the various section editors. Seniors hav e al- ready received the finished proofs of their pictures which will go in- to the yearbook. The remaining clubs and sports pictures will be taken when the students return from Christmas vacation. The sop homore class sponsored a victory dance after the recent Patchogu e-Sayville basketball games. Dianne Stein and Carol Waldbauer sold tickets at the door and music was provided by the juke box. Richard Rein , Richard Giannotti , Jerry Felice , and Jeff Kreisberg set up and sold refresh- ments. The dance , which was held in the gym , ended at 11:30 p. m. The proceeds from this dance will help defray the costs for the senior prom which will be held in the Spring. The choral group under the di- rection of Eugene Romeo partici- pated in the annual Christmas as- sembly December 22 in the audi- torium. Among the numbers per- formed by the male glee club were \Adoramus Te \ by Palestrina and Berlin ' s \White Christmas. \ The girls ' glee club sang \O Holy Night , \ \What Child is This \ and \The Lord' s Prayer. \ Among the mixed choir selections were \Glor- ia in Excelsia Deo \ and \Allel- ulia. \ Under the direction of Joel Sands the band p layed \Three Songs for Christmas , \ and \Ber- cuse. \ T h e or ch estra , un d er t h e direction of Raymond Lysak , per- formed \Christmas Suite , \ \Win- ter Wonderland\ and \Sleigh Ride . \ ff * * The current activity of the French club , under the supervision of Mrs. Vivian Van Dien , advisor , and student president , Richard Prybyzerski , was the selling of stationery and French note cards. This sale has been going on for nearly two month s in which mem- bers of the club , by selling the cards and stationery, successfully spread French culture. The note cards , with paintings of vaidous famous French landmarks , were a , great success with the faculty. The French Club also saw a recent movie on the Chartres Cathedral . * * * The varsit y cheerleading squad is now learning new cheers which Linda Lang and Ginger Lowe l earned while attending the Cheer- leadin g Clinic at Spring-field Col- lege this past Summer. The junior varsity squad , captained by Robbip Calderwood. have a new mascot , Judy Marolina. It has recently been announced that the junior prom for the class of 19,63 will take place February 3 , 1962. The dance will be held from 9 p. m. until 1 a. m. at Patehogue Senior High School. Refreshments will be served and entertainment will be provided. Tickets are to go on sale shortly after the holidays at $2.50 per ceup ' e. The class voted on the title , \Cupid' s Holiday/' carrying out t e > aient ne ineme. Judy Mac Donald , chairman of the decora- ting- committee , has already begun choosing assistants and ordering decorations for the theme. ¦Various committees are working under the direction of Maurice Irons , class advisor. Shelly Furrell is over-all chairman of the prom , while other committe e heads are Ted Davis and Eric Sackstein , tic- kets ; Frances Brandi , refresh- ments ; Geri Merkin , favors; Karen Hildreth , Richard Prybyzerski and Pat Alercio , advertisements ; Jean Maile , king and queen. The Future Homemakers Club this year had to be divided into A and B sections because of the number of students joining the club. The clubs jointly chose as their local project for the year to bring Christmas to the older folks. They selected the Pine Rest Nursing Home. Linda Hubel , chairman of wel- fa re committee , went to the home to see what they could do. She came back to the club with the idea of purchasing an artificial tree plus decorations and a small gift for each one at the home , plus decorations for the dinner table. Joyce Perry, Kristine Finken , Jackie Schlomschug, Virginia Sch- iatta and Alice Perrier were in charge of decorating the tree. All of the club members drew a name for the gifts. Joan Haab , Carol Von Rhee , Shirley Berkowitz , Beverl y Mey- ers , Lana Herman , Kristine Fin- ken , Betty Hortsman and Mary Di Giglio-made the table decorations. The club members felt they had kept the true meaning of Christ- mas by g-iving a little of them- selves to others. Mrs. Katherine Warner is advisor of the two clubs. \p -ws collected Hv Pan! Casper, -************************--—--—*••—*-———————-—^-\-- ————--——--—------^ I Highest Rat e in Entire New York Area ! I mm ¦Et. ' * 1 AB__________ ma__ \ instead of semi - annuall y 1 I ^^^•••^•-^ isi r no -l 'y r ' or -2 -yr. -waiting period I ^^H ^^^^^^^ H ^^^^^^^ H ^^^^^^^^^^ K ^^91 EFFECTIVE MONDAY , JANUARY 1 , 1962 I I \ at the wonderful place to save..7 1 1 West Main Street 180 West Main Street Jericho Turnpike 8 ANdrew 5-2260 MOhawk 9-3200 JUniper 8-9200 ¦ B LARGEST MUTUAL SAVINGS INSTITUTION IN SUFFOLK CTY. I yj k _ RESOURCES OVER .$12 0, 000 , 000.00 DAVID P . SEAMAN , President B ^^^^ B ____________ B______ BBB________________ B__________ BBBB__ \Li g hts on For EdueJ Theme for Meeting Of Tremont Ave. PTA The Tremont Avenue School Parent-Teacher Association w ill meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the school cafeteria. Since January has been desi g- nated as Li ghts On For Educa- tion month , the progra m will be centered around this theme. The faculty will discub, social studies on all grade levels . Refreshments will be served by the Third Grade mothers under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Bruce , re freshments chairman. (Let us know about you r friends and relatives in the service. Phone GRover 5-1002) >CK>CK30000000€X >0000000000< TECHNICAL TRAINING—Air- j man Basic William M. Kollei , J r ., son of Mrs. Loretta Koller of William M. Koiler Dryden Avenue . Coram, i. being assi g ned to the United States Ail- Forc e technical t 'ainrr' course for electricians at Chanuto AFB, 111. Airman Koller . who has com- pleted his basic military training A Lacklu.id AFP. Te*- . \ , was i* . lee ted for the advanced course on the basis of his intei ests and ap- titudes. The airman is a graduate of Poi t .lerlej - .on High School . PARACHUTE RIGGING — Air- ma. i Basic Anthony Catalano , son of Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Catalano Anthony Catalano of . \] (>9 Gollington Drive . Ronkonk- oma , is being assigneel to the United States Air Force technical train- ing course for parachute riggers at Chanute AFJ . 111 . Ail man Catalano , who has com- pleted his basic military training at Lackland AFB , Tex., was select- ed for the advanced course on the basis of his interests and aptitudes . I He attended East New York \ ocational Hiuh School at Brook- lyn. COMPLETES COURSE — Army Specialist Four Richard J. Schau- del , 2(» , sou of Mr. and Mrs . John I. Schaudel of McGaw Avenue , Centereach , completed the five- week aircraft maintenance course at The Aviation School , Fort Rucker , Ala., December 8. • snofu'd ' ** . ** Sfh'Mid^l w«s i rained in the servicing and maintenance «>f rotary and fixed-v. ing aircraft and received instruction in the op- eration of Army airfields. He entered the Army in July l!)o7 and has sei ved in Europe. He attended Huntington High School , Huntington Staiion . ADVANCED COURSE—Airman Basic Robert F. Plowman , son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenne.h Plowman of . Robert F. Plowman i 20 Hamilton Street , Sayville , is be- ing assigned to the United States Air Force technical training course for aircraft accessory maintenance specialists at Chanute AFB. 1 11. Airman Plowman , who has com- pleted his basic military training at Lackland AFB , Tex., was select- ed for the advanced course on the basis of his interests and aptitudes . The airman is a graduate of Sayville High School. ¦j PROMOTED — John N. Lutzen , whose wile , Patricia lives at . r -6'7 East 108th Street, Brookl yn , was promoted to private 1/c December 7 in Geimanv , where he is a mem- ber of the o 'Jth Transportation Company. TVy i R-yr-n' -oM soldier son of Mr. and Mrs. Norwood E. Lutzen of I(5 Park Street , Blue Point , is a 19G1 graduate of Aviation High School in Long Island Cit y. A helicopter mechanic in the company in Hanau , he entered the Army in March 1961 , comp leted basic training at Fort Dix , N. J., and arrived overseas last Novem- b- . fOOOOO(XXX>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOC Armed Forces Zoning Bd. of Appeals Praises J. S. Corbett The members of the Town of Brookhaven Zoning- Board of Ap- peals passed a resolution at their last meeting in the matter of the recent death of former chairman Joseph S. Corbett and caused cop- ies of it to be spread upon the minutes of the meeting and to the family of the deceased. The resolution expressed the re- spect and esteem in which Mr. Corbett was held for his outstan- ding work as a faithful public ser- vant for so many years. He was an original member of the board at the time it was first appointed.
