Bayport Items of InterestMrs. Hirnm Darrow . Tel. BAvport 8-4937
Rosalie Durnif . daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Paul Donaif of Edge wa-tt r Avenue , r e h b at'-d her c!e\ ent hbirthday Saturday with a trip tothe Museum of Natural History inNew York City and a luncheontreat at one of New York's res-taurants . With hei as guests wereDale Rutkowski and Mary Vanikof Haypoi t , and her sister , Janet ,Rosalie 's father drove them in onSaturday morning and they re-turned home at 5:30 ]). m.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swords ofSnedccor Avenue entertained attheir home Saturday morning witha Communion breakfest after theiigrandson , Thomas O'Reil ly , .h.received his First Holy commun-ion at Our Lady of the Snow R. C.Church. The guests were , Thomas 'parents . Mr. and M'rs. Thomas ()'Reilly, and three children of Gil-lette Avenue , and his o ther g i a n d -mother , Mrs. Mart in O'Reilly fromPatchogue.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Toye ofBrown 's River Road returned no melast Thursday after spending aweek's vacation at At lant ic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell otPurick Street celebrated their f i f -teenth wedding anniversity Satur-day and their son , Micnael. re-ceived his First Holy communionat Our Lady of S n o w R. C.Church on Saturday morning. Sat-in day night . Mr. and Mrs. Farrelland Michael celebrated both eventswith dinner at Bronco Charlie 's inOakdale.
The Advance is on sale at theVillage Stationery, Kurt 's Delica-tessen and Romaine's Grocery inBayport.—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leehnerann daughters , Wendy and Laurie ,of Bayport Avenue spent Mother 'sday \ is i t ing with Mr. Lechner 's,parents , Mr. and Mrs. JosephLeehner , in Spring field Gardens.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Albert Will ofPurick Street entertained Mother 'sday with a dinner party at theirhome for their sons-in-law a n ddaughters , Mr. and Mrs. ThomasMc Guire and children , Geoi gian-na , Maureen and Thomas , fromGlendale , and Mr. and Mrs. DanielConnors of Eatondale Avenue ; al-so Mr. and Mrs. Will ' s grandchil-dren. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mc Leanand son , Michael , from BayviewAvenue. There were four genera-tions at this family dinner party.
Mr. and Mis. Fred Hoefer of oilSecond Avenue entertained ai abuffet supper party Saturday af-ter their son Douglas had receivedhis First Holy communion at Ou>-Lady oi the Snow R. C. Chuich.His guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mar-tin Nickolson , Sr.. and daughter ,Miss Linda and son , Wayne Nick-olson , from Bellmore ; also Mr. andMrs. Martin Nickolson , Jr., fromIslip; Mr. and Mrs. James Mc Dur-moytt and children. Gerald , Mar-garet , Mary and Jeannee , fromBethpage; Mr. and Mrs. Ray-mond Paolucci and Mrs. MargaretReams of Bayport, and Mr. a n dMrs. Richard Martin of Ronkon-koma; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lutzand chiidien , Cai olyn , Christine ,Thomas and Richard , and Mr. andMis. Jack Hughes , all from Com-mack , and Douglas ' brothers , Ste-ven and Lawrence.
Know-How Auto Instruction of381 Mc Council Avenue , Bayport ,is the first auto driver educationschool in Suffolk County to havetheir cars equi pped with safetybelts. This school is a member ofthe New York Drivers EducationAssociation and is licensed by theState of New York.
The Ladies ' Auxiliary of t h eFire Department met in the fire-house Monday night with the newpresident , Mrs. William Meyer , incharge. Plans w ere made to hold acake sale May 27 in front ofShand' s Store at 10 a. m. with Mrs.Meyer as chairman. Three newmembers were welcomed , Mes-dames Howard Dumermuth . An-drew Kelly and Donald Home.Hostesses for the social hour wereMesdames Raymond Reilly andCharles Hollins. The hostesses forthe next meeting will be Mrs. Rob-ert Zigrosser and Mrs. StanleyGillette.
Neighborhood One Girl ScoutsCourt of Awards program b?.sbeen changed from May 22 to June13 and will be held at Camp Edeyat 7:15 p. m. instead of at the highschool.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zigrosser ,Sr., of Oakwood Avenue entertain-ed at a dinner part y May 7 in hon-or of their grandson , James , whomade his First Holy communion atSt. Ann 's Episcopal Church inSayville. The guests were James'parents and sisters , Mr. and Mrs.Albert Zigrosser , Jr., and Nancyand Kathy, Mr. and Mis. RobertPiatt and daughter , Suzanne , andhis other grand parents , Mr. a n dMrs. Milton Nohowec all f r o m
Bayport. Also present were Mi .ann Mrs. Milton Nohowec , Jr., andson , John , and Gerald Nonowec , anuncle , all from Sayville.
Mr. and .Mrs. Robei t Lee of Ea-tondale Avenue had as their II O U Mguests , Mrs. Lee's parents , Mr. andMrs. John Sobek , Jr., and t h e i rson , John Sobek , I I I , from Mount\ e i n o u , who came to attend theFirst Holv communion of the i rg/anddaug liter , Sharon , at OurLady of the Snow R. C. Chu icn .Saturday. Another guest Saturdayfor d inner was her other grand-mother , Mrs. F. M. Lee , from Baby ion.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierson Van Or-st iand and child ' en , Cindy and David. of Eatondi. ie Avenue celebra-ted Mothers day with a d i n n e ipa i ty at the Clviu-oal Gri l l inCoiam. Their guests were Mr. andMrs. Pierson Van Orsirand . Sr.,.'rem Holbrook.
James Wilson Young of BayportAvenue who was stricken ill at InsN t \ \ \ ork office on Monday of lastweek was taken to the Ro iseveltHospital in New York City wherehe '.s recovering. Mrs. Young re-ports she hopes he will be homesoon.
Last Wednesday afternoon Dan-ny Newberg celebrated his I'ourubirthday with a part y g iv-en by his parents , Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Newberg, at their home onSecond Avenue. His guests wereMrs. Fred Lotz and daughter .Suzie , Mrs. William Scherff , andsons, Christopher and Gregory ,Mrs. R i c h a r d S a t a v a a n dson , Stephen , Mrs. Lloyd Bankstonand children , Paul and Louise ,Mrs. William Stumper and sons ,William and James, and Mrs.Frank Zahradka and sons , Jeffreyand Chucky, all from Bayport.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith ofSecond Avenue entertained with abirthday party in celebration ofthe third birthday of their son ,Richard , S a t u r d a y afternoon.Those in attendance were JeffreySmith , James Swamback , Christo-pher Scherff , Thomas Manfre , allof Bayport , and Richard's sister,Cheryl.
The Bayport Auxil iary to theSouthside Hospital met on Tues-day afternoon fo>- dessert and cof-fee a < one o'clock with hostessesMi> Morten Nolcon and M rs. Na-thaniel Norton Other memberspresent weie Mes nunes Geoi'geMa\ey, Henry Scileppi , GeorgeSuukey, Kenneth Jo^t , Chai le ,No 'man , Frank W. A r - t o s , OscarGb.cke , Chailes li. tfogel , Sr.,C.u l Sloye and Ad oj ph Mowers. Adiscussion of p lans for next Fallwas held and nil of the auxiliariesaie sponsoring a concert in theBav Shore High School on May24. "
At the Methodist Church theJunior a n d Senior MethodistYouth Fellowship groups met to-gether in the Wesley House Sun-day evening with the Rev. RobertHaims. Tonight at 8 the Commis-sion on Membership and Evange-lism will meet at the church. Sat-urday night the Couples Club metin the Sunday School rooms tortheir legtdav monthly meetingwith piesident Robert Warnkcn.Plans were made for their pio-gressive dinner party June 10 anda mo\ ie , "The Atomic Bomb" wasshown by Melvin Hill. Memberspresent were Mrs. Melvin Hill ,.Mrs. Robert Warnkcn , Mr. andMrs. Lyle Thornbloom , Mr. andMrs. Russell Leehner , Mr. and Mrs.Richard Bernhard , Mr. and Mrs.Walter Pulley, Mr. and Mrs. JohnWalters , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hus-zag h , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bar-rett , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfister ,Mr. and Mis. Frank Edmunds , Mr.and Mrs. William Bates , the Rev.and Mrs. Landon K. Owen , Mr.and Mrs. William Lynch. Mr. andRodney Brovetto , and Mr. andMrs. John Rook. The hosts at thesocial hour were Mr. and Mrs.Seymour Fink , Mr. and Mrs. JohnRae , Mr. and Mrs. VincentFleming and Mr. and Mrs. Hill.
The Baypoi-t-Sayville Unit La-dies' Auxiliary to the BrookhavenMemorial Hospital met Mondayevening with President Mrs. Char-les Eldridge in charge. Mrs. J.LeRoy Smith , a member of theHospital's board of directors , andMrs. C h a r l e s Smol , Councilchairman , both of East Pat-chogue, were guests of the unit.Mrs. Smol explained the functionof the council and spoke of themany projects that come underthe council guidance. At presentan Isolette is being purchased forthe nursery and a fence has beenerected at one wing of the hospi-tal. The chairs in the lobby havebeen upholstered and plantingsh a v e been arranged o n thegrounds of the hospital. Moneyraised through T.V. rentals andbaby picture sales will be used byt h e council f o r these improv-ments. Mrs. Smol also spoke ofmany extra facilities that are pro-vided at the hospital for the bene-fit of the public. Mrs. J. LeroySmith , the only woman director onthe hospital board , gave somehighlights of the guidance andcounsel that the directors givewithout cost. Mrs. George Knies ,volunteer chairman , reported that157 hours of service were givenlast month by eight members.Mrs. Clarence Rogers , seivmgchairman , reported that 30 hour -of sewing were given to the hos-pital last month. Hostesses for thesocial hour which followed weieMesdames Oliver Pascou , WilliamWilliams and Brion De Voe.
Miss Barbaia L e e Tortoradaughte r of Mrs. Adele Tortoia oiBenson Avenue , was given a bri-dal shower Satuulay even.ng at thhome of Mrs. Richard Kiu ta oiSeamon Avenue With co-hoatessetMiss Marianna Chornoma of Eas<
Moriches and Miss Susan Tortoraof Seaman Avenue. A buffet sup-per was served and the decora-tions consisted of a pink wateringcan , white flowers and whitestreamers. The guests were Mrs.Stanley Chornoma of East Mo i-ches , Mrs. Henry Goedtel and herdaughter , Miss Janet , of BayShore , Mrs. Howard Rose , theMisses Doreen , Mari lyn and Beat-rice Rose , Mesdames Frank Cal-lahan , Joseph Kelly, John Winter ,John Barry, Raymond Mc Goi ry,John Schmitt , Wi l l iam Casey,Marvin Ehrenberg, G e n e v i e v eSappio , James Caiv\ and th°Misses Mario Wahn and Betty andCai ol Mc E lhinne\ , ah from Say-ville. Also Mesdames Alber t Mar-t in , Wil l iam Dm kin , Lester Fag-giani , Cornelius Van Weele ,iadJohn Desmond of Baypoi t .
Miss Darbara Bogel , daugbt e iof Mr. and Mrs. Chai les H. J. Bo-gel of Conhetquot Ro.ul. pai l iu -pated in the annual Spr in g Fes-tival at Ursiuus College , Collcge-\ i . le . Pa , on Saturday. Mis-, l.ogelserved on th " prog I am c o m m i t t e ein preparation for the originalproduction . "It's New Y o i k * ' AJunior po li t ical science major ,Miss Bogel is active m the ColoiGuard , the Messiah Choir , TheYoung Republicans G' ub , AlphaSigma Nu Sororit y, the Intercol-legiate Confeience on Governmentand PSEA.
Mrs. Carl Rozycki of MiddleRoad is confined to her home witha torn l igament in her leg'.
Karen Godel , daugh te r of Mr.and Mrs. Jules Godel of Edge-water Avenu n , celebrated her BusMitzvah Friday evening at TempleShalom in Say\il le. Her guestsfor a buffet pai ty following theceremony were her grand parents ,Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smolman andMr. and Mrs. Samuel Godel , bothfrom, Brookl yn , and Dr. and Mrs.M. D. Godel from Livingston , N.J.Open house was held for about100 friends and neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles La Courof Oakwood Avenue entertained ata buffet supper party Saturday attheir home in honor of their sj n ,Gerald , who took his First HolyCommunion at Our Lady of theSnow R. C. Church on Saturday.His guests were his grandparents ,Mr. and Mrs. William Westerveltand Mr. and Mrs. Metz La Cour.both of Bayport. Also Mr. andM r s. Theodore Kallmann a n dchildren , Elizabeth , Patricia andTheodore , of Connetquot Road.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawkins
from Springfield and Mr. and Mrs.William Westervelt , Jr., a n ddaughter , Victoria of Gillette Ave-nue and the La Cour children ,Michele , Renee , Gale , Charles andDavid.
M)r. and Mrs. Frank W. Antosof Bayport Avenue left on Fridayfor a visit to their son-in-law anddaughter , Mr. and Mrs. DouglasHudson and fami ly at their homein Wadsworth , Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rutow-ski of Fairview Avenue onto tabl-ed at their home Saturday nightfor dinner guests , Miss NancyMay of Merrick and her fiance ,Richard Wiltsey, f rom Massape-qua.
Mr. and M i s . Walter Hock ofLot 'ts Road enter ta ined at a din-nei pa i t > on Sunda\ af te i their(hui ghtei , Laurie , had receivedher First Holy Communion at theSt. Lawi ence R. C. Church onSunday. The p a i t y was held at theHock home with the fo l lowin ggues ts : G iandpa ron t s Mr. and Mrs.Wi l l i am Bennet t of B iook lyn , andmu le and aun t , Mr. and Mrs .Arnold Uoepken , and sons , We-Jeyand Gregoiy, f r o m FranklinSquare. Also Miss Rosalie Ben-nett f iom East Meadov , Mr . andMrs . Gerald Bennett and children ,Eric , Mark , Wil l iam and James,from Sayville and the other Hockchi ldren , Johnathon , Matthew andAndrew.
Last Tuesday night , Mrs. LyleThoi nbloom. Mis . Reuel Rust ofBayport and Gerald Strickland ofBlue Point , off icers of the Bay-port Methodist Church , attended aconfeience f o r church school ,which was held for Sunday schooland churc h o f f i ce s . s at the River-head Methodist Church.
Neighborhood One Girl ScoutTroop 27 of seventh grade girlswill hold a craft and cake saleSaturday at 9:30 p. m. at Mantha 'sGarage , on Middle Road with lea-ders , Mrs. Benjamin Kenney, Mrs.Barton Olson and Mrs. CliffordFollenius in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Hira m Darrow ofBayport Avenue entertained at aMother 's day dinner Sunday fortheir sons-in-law and daughters,Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kindberg,and children , Karen , Judith , Nan-cy, Eric and Lance , from Isli pTerrace and Mr. and Mrs. Benja-min Rutowski a n d daughters ,Dale, Robin and Jill , of FairviewAvenue.
Mrs. Gesine Wiltsey of BayportAvenue spent the weekend at thehome of her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. George Wiltseyin Massapequa.
Nei ghborhood One Senior GirlScouts of the South Suf fo lk GirlScout Council , Josette Mondanaro ,Cath y be l imit , Ch i i s t i ne Wil l iams ,Marion Hester, Cathy Bain"Uand Eleanor Maklos left Bay-port Friday night by bus alongwith '10 other senior scoutsfor a weekend trip to YoumenFlats , Bear Mountain Girl ScoutCamp, where the girls pitchedtents and cooked over open fires ,and spent a weekend of veryprimitive camp ing. On Saturdaythe scouts took a bus ch ive toWest Point where they saw adress parade and also visited theWest Point Chapel. Sunday wasspent in hikes up the mountainsand visiting- some of the manysmall waterfalls in the mountains.The leaders chaperoning the girlswere Mrs. Vernon Havens andMrs. James Walsh of Center Mor-iches and Mrs. Bernard Pagelsf iom Bohemia. The local grouparrived back home Sunday at 7:30p. m.
Monday evening- the Neighbor-hood One Senior Girl Scouts metat the Wesley House with theirleaders , Mrs. Edward Divis andMrs. Vincent Fleming'. It was Hob-by Night and the girls and lead-ers all brought samples of theirhobbies or gave an explanation oftheir particular hobbies.
Mrs. Joseph Tritsch of Gerrit-sen Avenue is convalescing at theHarkness Hospital in New Yorkafter a six-week stay and surgeryabout a month ago. Mr. Tritschreports that his wife hopes to re-turn home within a couple ofweeks.
DEDICATION CEREMONY was held at Post Hall recently, dur-ing which flag donated by Hammond-Bi ggs Post 111, AmvetAuxiliary, Patchogue, was presented to Troop 4 , Girl Scouts ofAmerica, Patchogue. Pictured in front row , left to right , areDianne Phelan, Geraldine Merrill , Ethel Gerard and Gail Evans.Second row , Patricia Esser, Susan Gierer , Leonore Nogiewich ,Karen Zelony, Eva Rose Delia and Judith Schneid. Top row , Mrs.
Abraham Zelony, troop leader; Mrs. Robert Heiner, auxiliarypresident ; Mrs. Seymour Gierer , troop leader; Mrs. AdamNogiewich, auxiliary junio r vice president ; Mrs. Wilbur Biggs ,auxiliary chaplain; Mrs. Morton Judelson , troop leader; Mrs.William Lewis, auxiliary senior vice president; Mrs. EdwardSimecek, auxiliary treasurer and state public relations officer ;and Mrs. Danj el Gillette, auxiliary honorary member.
FOURTH GRADE of Medford Avenue School a.m. session, shownabove, visited The Long Island Advance building Thursday. Chil-dren toured building and saw various departments of newspaper.In first row, from left to right , are Carolyn Cullitz , ,Mary AnnParadiso, Linda O'Brien , June Morris, Richard Quappe , AlanHastings, Richard Hallen , Kenneth Gardner , Roberta Farbstein ,Kathy Butler and Beverly Francis. In second row, left to right!
are Bruce Bovsen , Nan Engel , Marie Elena Bolender , CarolHar tman , How ard Reed , Gloria Gates , Robert Levine, Christo-pher Ki.stner, Kenneth Neubeck , David Hallock , John Gould andBill y Berry. In third row , from left to r ight , are Rolf How ling,Guy Newham , Mrs. Polimeni , teacner; James Owens, StephenHengel and David Lowell. -,., . . ,„„„ ,*>,, „„ t
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Gordon Heights News ItemsMrs. Alberta Beach. SElden 2-3796 {,
Gordon Heig hts day will be ob-served June 4 at the Suffolk Home\ a p hank. All chu.ches and oi ga-t izatioiis a ie asked to take anactive part in the affair. Christo-pher Henry is chairman.
Mrs. David Simmons of Dour-land Road is convalescing at homeal te i a shoi t illness.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.C' arencc Fischer of NorthfleeteLane were Mr. and Mis. LewisJones and children , Diana andLewis, Jr., Mr. and Mis. HermanJon/' s and daughteis , Cynthia andKathv. all of Brooklyn.
5> A number of paiv nts and ch.l-chen from here en j o y e d the him
1 "Huckleberry Finn ' and "SevenWays to Sundown ," last Wednes-day n i ght at the Coiam Duve-i.iI heate , sponsoied by the Par -Mi t-Teacher A ssoci at ion of the Midd eIsland Schools. The proceeds f i o mthe movie wil l be earouuked foithe high school scholarship fundrecentl y in i t i a ted by th > j o in tcouncil.
Mr. and Mr s . Lewis Uol l in g sworth of New Yoi k Ci ty spentthe weekend at their home onRose Lane.
Miss Irene Bi ook of New Y oikCit y was a l e i e n t hou-e gu "st oMrs. Albe ta Beach of H a w k i n sAvenue.
The Advance is on sale at Weir 'sDelicatessen and Alberta Beach'sGrocery in Gordon Heights.—Adv
Mr. and M i s . ( h a i l e s l l \ to:and Fa i l and E d w a i d P i n t o , all oBrooklyn , spent the week -nd atthe home of Mis . Glad y s I ly l toeof Mills Lane.
Mr. and Mrs . Selah Scott ofHawkins Avenue gave a b i r thda \narty Sunday in honor of th eirson . Selah , Jr . A m o n g theii guest-were Gary, Paul , J ., Gai' , PaulDiana and Deni se E' ezia of PortJ t f fcr -on ; Ronnie Luthe" of BayShore; Steven Watson , Louise andPatricia Wilson . Fi ancine and De-bro Waters, Stanley and St r,ve"Vaughn , Nadine Young, Edward
[ Rivers , Jr., Nicky Scott , NancyI and Margaret Taylor .
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Church services aie as fo l lows:Sabbath School is held at 11 a. in.followed by divine w o i s h i p at 1p. m. Young Peoples meet ing isheld at 4 p. m. Saturday andpiayer meet ng at 8 p. m. Wed-nesday. Sunday activities includeSunday School at 10 a. m. follow-ed by divine worship at 11:45 a.m. Bible Class is held at 8 p. m.Tuesday with Elder John Whitein charge.
The Mary A. M. E. Zion Churchservices are as follows : Sundayschool is held at 10 a. m. followedby divine worship at 12 noon.Young Peop les meeting is held at6 p. m. with Nathan Johnston incharge. Prayer meeting- is held at8 p. m. Thursday.
At the Church of God in Christservices arn as follows: Sundayschool is held at 11 a. m.. followed
by d iv ine worshi p at 12:45 p. m.and 8 p. m. Sunday.
1 he Communi ty Baptist Churchseiv ices are as follows : Sundayschool is held at 10 a. m., followedby dmne w o i sh i p at 12 noon.P i a y e r meet ing- is held at 8 p. m.Wednesday and choir rehearsa l at7 :.'i0 p. m. Thursday.
At St. Michael and All Angel-Episcopal Chuich Sunday a Fami-l y Euchar i s t and Sunday schoo,a ie held at 8:45 a. m.
The Goidon Heig hts SeventhDay Adventist Chinch set vices ai<as fol low-: Sabbath School is heldat !>:4"> a. m., Home Mis - ion a!10: to a. m., divine worshi p isheld at 11:45 a. m. Young Pe op le-meeting is held at 4 p. m. Satur-day. P iayer meting is he 'd at 8j ) . m. Wednesday.
Mount Olivet Baptis t Church-ei v ices a ie as follow- : Sundayschool is held at 10 a. m. followedby divine wore -h ip at 12 noon and8 p. m. Prayei meeting is held at<S p. m. Fi iday .
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LAST A L A R M — E\-captainoi the I'i r • Police. Al Caliero,answered hi- , last alarm at Ja. m. Friday. Hr- w .is an aj i iv emember of the Van Guard Iio.seC < ¦ m p a n ;.. F i r • Depai tmcnlser\ ices w ere h dd at 7:30 p. :u.Mondav , w i t h wed ove r 100 n u nin at tendance. He w i l l be great-ly missed by the depart m ir andespecially by the fellow s at theround table. Funeral <-or\ iocswere held Tuesday, ui.d ii wasburled at Pinelaw n Cemetery ,Fan.iiii L dale.
HEADQUARTERS — There habeen a new inte. -com system installed in the conlr'd booth aniconnected to the upstans room.'Ibis w i l l enable the custodian t<contact the members upstair^ wiuiout lea\ ins the booth .
Captain Richard Thompsonof the Hook and Ladder Com-pany was married this past Sun-day to Carol yn Rearn?y of Hi gh-land A\enue. Lots of luck!!
This week we are sending ?donation to the Fireman 's Homeon the t i uuson to have a tiee w.tplaque planted on the e; 'ounds inmemory of all the departed mem-bers of the Patchogue Fire De-partment. All volunteer firemenin New York State are eligible toretire to this home if they areleft alone in the world and needa home.
The members of the EngineHose Company are paintingtheir m "eting room. The menare working c \enings on thisproject in an effort to spruce upfor Sprirg.
Euclid Hose Company No. 2will hold its annual d inne r andOld Timers ' Nite June li. Thi- , dinner is held once a \ t a i to honoithe older members of this com-pany.
We understand that "Cuddles ''of the Euclid Company No . 1 hasmade a U out of one section ofhose again. Watch out , fellows,he 'll do it e \ery time!
R A C I N G TEAM — This yearthe companies w ill partici patein the old fashioned racing tour-naments. They consist of handdraw n racing carts which arebeing built at the present timeby the members. These teamsw ill take part in tournaments inand around Brookhav en Townalong w i t h other lire depart-
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Engine Hose Company and theHook and Ladder Company com-bined will be known as "The JollyTinkers." The captain of this teamwill be Gecuge Wilson and the co-captains a r e Chiuchiolo andSchulz. Robert Smith and DanGillette , Jr., are in charge ofbuilding the cait.
Euclid Company will be knownas "The St wing Circle ," withCaptain Ed Riley and Co-captainVinnie Felice. There is a rumoryomg around that Robeit Gouldhas been elected chief elrh er ofthe Sewing Circle 's racing cart.
Van Guard Hose Company willbe known as "The Forty Thieves , 'with Captain Murray Go.tfwed andAssistant Captain Bob Safranek.Jake Parris and Adam Metz haveiHiilt the lac ing cart.
All three teams are chafing atthe bit anel raring to go when theournaments start i;i .Tulv.
ALARMS — There were twosill alarms and one general lastweek as follows: Still alarm ,grass at Rider Avenue andSmith Street , at 7 :30 p. m. lastWednesday; general , a falsealarm at Rider Avenue and Car-man Street at 1:20 p. m. lastThursday ; still , car tire at Med-ford Avenue and Main Street at11:30 a. m. Friday. The lighttruck was called to the scc-n* ofan automobile accident on theSunrise Highwaj at 9.30 p. in.last Thursday .
AMBULANCE CALLS - Lastweek, the Ambulance Companyanswered 17 calls. Seven or thesecalls were answered last Thurs -day. The men of the AmbulanceCompany deserve a word of thanksfor the time they voluntaril y giveto serve those in need.
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