Thursday and Friday, Septem-. ber 28th, and 29th —

Rummage sale held by theSayville Jewish CommunityCenter Sisterhood at 62 SouthMain Street, Sayville from 9:30a. m. to three p. m.

Friday, September 29th —Silver tea held by the SayvilleCouncil of Churchwomen at the'

,N First Reformed Church .onCherry Avenue, West Sayville,et two p. m.

Saturday, September 30th—Dance held by the Great SouthBay Democrrtic Club at theOakdale Plaza Room.

Saturday, September 30th —Bake sale held,by the BayportMethodist W. S. C. S. atShand's Food Market on Mid-dle Road, Bayport.

Saturday, September 30th —>Annual variety show held by

the Catholic Daughters ofAmerica, Court of St. Joseph975, In St. Joseph's schoolauditorium. Church - ' Street,Ronkonkoma at 8:30 p.m. -

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Friday, October 13th —Card party held by the Say-ville Republican Club at eightp. m. .at the clubhouse.

Wednesday, October 18th —Dessert-card party held forbenefit of the Community Am-bulance Fund and Camp De-Wolf at St. Ann's Parish hall.Main Street, Sayville.

Saturday, October 21st —

Barn dance held by the PineLodge Social Club ¦ at "theBavarian Inn in Ronkonkoma.

Saturday, October 21st — ,Dance held by the Montauk

Highway P. T .0. at the Shore-ham Hotel, Sayville.

Friday, October 27th —Rummage sale held by theladies service group of the

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Saturday, October 28th —Masquerade ball held by TheSayville Musical Workshop atthe Shoreham.

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ObituariesM[SS MILDRED D. ALEXANDER

Miss- Mildred ^. Alexander diedMonday night at her home at 91Gillette Avenue, Sayville, after 'abrief illness. She was born In Say-ville 65 years ago, the only childot Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander,,and had always njade her homehere. She was a graduate of Say-ville High School and of the BrownBusiness School in Jamaica.

Miss Alexander was associatedwith the Patchogue Electric LightCompany f o? nearly 40 years, firstas secretary to the president andlater as assistant treasurer. Shewas honored at a large dinner uponher retirement about five years ago.

She was a member of the SayvilleHistorical Society and the SayvilleGarden Club.

Miss Alexander is survived .onlyby her mother who is 95 -years old.Funeral services will be beld () t10 o'clock this morning ("Thursday)at Raynor's Chapel with the Rev,Peter D. MacLean, rector of St.Ann's Episcopal Church, officiating.

^Interment will be in Union Ceme-tery,' Sayville. I

WALTER R. DENTON' Walter R. Denton , age 79, diedon Monday at his .home, 27 GroveStreet, Sayville, after a brief illness.Born in Baldwin , he had lived mostof his. life in that area, moving toSayville about three years ago. Mr.Denton was a retired builder.

; He is survived by his wife, theformer Amy ' E. Smith, one son,Walte? ot SayviUe , fiye grandchild-ren and two great-grandchildren.Services were held at ' Raynor'sChapel, Sayville, last evening ateight p.m.; with the Rev. Philip H.Dodd , pastor of the Sayville Meth-odist Church, officiating. Intermentis in Greenfield Cemetery, Hemp-stead, this morning.

MRS. MATTHEW VEPREK

Services were held at the Rey-lek Funeral Home here last Wed-nesday evening for Mrs. MatthewVcprck who died September 18that the age of 82 years in the TwinOaks. Nursing. Home . in Guy_tpn,_.Ga. They were advanced from tlie,scheduled date because of the ap-proach of Hurricane Esther. Burial ,was private , the following morning.

In an obituary notice last weekThe News reported that the deceas-ed came to this country from hernative Czechoslavakia in 1909. Ac-tually she came here in 1891.

MISS HENRIETTE E. MEYERMiss Henriette E. Meyer aged

'82 years, of Bayport Avenue, Bay-port, died in the South Shore Con-valescent Home, Patchogue, >onWednesday after a long illness.

Miss Meyer was born in Brook-lyn and spent most of _ her lifethere and in St. Albans," but had'recently made her homewith her nephew and .niece,Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hegge. SheWas a member of Holy Cross Lu-theran Church, Lake Ronkonkoma,and was active in the, SayvilleDivision of the American CancerSociety. ; ^

Besides her nephew, she is sur-vived by a brother, Henry A.Meyer of Bayport , and a sister,Mrs. Mathilda -Casey of Mohawk,N. J. i - ;

Services will be held on Satur-day in the Raynor Chapel, Say-ville, at 11 a. m. with ' the Rev.William F. .Gotwald of Holy Ci*ossLutheriyi Church, Lake. Ronkon-koma officiating. Inlerment^will bein Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Vil-lage. In lieu of

1 flowers, the fam-

ily requests that Miss " Meyer'sfriends make memorial donationsto Holy Cross Lutheran Church.

SISTER MARY PATRICK, R.U.Sister Mary Patrick (Hanora

O'Connor), 52, died September 17that the Ursuline Novitiate in BluePoint. Born in Ireland, she was aresident of Blue Point for 15 years.• She is survived by her mother,Mrs. Alice O'Connor of Ireland;five sisters, Sister Mary Immeldaof Blue Point, Sister Mary Benignusrot Ireland, Mrs. Josie Teehan, Mrs.;Breda Fahy, and Miss AliceO'Connor, all of Ireland; and twobrothers, John J. and William,•both of Ireland.

Requiem mass was held lastWednesday in the Novitiate Chap-el in Blue . Point, with the Rev..Thomas Brennan officiating. Inter-ment followed under the directionof the Robertaccia Funeral Homein Ursuline' Cemetery.

^FREDERICK A.

WOLF ,. Frederick A. Wolf, aged 84, ofHoltsville, died suddenly Sundaywhile visiting friends in Haup-pauge. "

[ He was born in Germany andcame to this country at the age of15. A few year_> later he returnedto Germany, met a German girland after he had come back to the.United States, she came over andthey were married in New York.They lived in Long Island City un-til, moving to Holtsville in 1950.Mrs. Wolf died in 1953.

Mr. Wolf was a salesman of elec-trical appliances, He was a memberof Teutonia Lodge F. & A. M. inJersey City.

He made* his home in Holtsvillewith his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hil-liger and is survived by anotherdaughter, Mrs. Charles Maurer ofNew Hyde Park, a son Charles inEast Meadow, a brother Carl inClearwater, Fla. a sister in Ger-many, and by seven grandchildrenand two great grandchildren.

Masonic services were heldTuesday evening followed by re-ligious services at Raynor's Chapel,with the Rev. William Abram, pas-tor of Grace Lutheran Church,Central Islip, officiating. Inter-ment was yesterday morning inCypress Hills Cemetery, Brook-lyn.

WILLIAM - H. SMITH-... ,William H.' Smith, formerly of

Bayport , died on Saturday in FortLauderdale, Fla. where he madehis home. He had had a long ill-ness.

Mr. Smith is survived by a son,T. Clyde Smith of Florida, twodaughters, Mrs. Natalie Todd Pag-els and Mrs. Barbar L. Fowler ofBayport, and by six grandchildren.

Cremation took place on Tues-day in Florida and his remainswhere interred in the Todd mauso-leum in Evergreen Cemetery,Brooklyn.

ROBERT T. BUTTELMANRobert T. Buttelman, 90, of 271

Kensington Avenue, Bayport diedat the Ursuline Nursing Home inOakdale Saturday. Born in Ger-many he had lived in Bayport since1933. A retired building contractor ,he was a member and past masterof the Schiller Lodge No. 304 F.& A. M.

He is survived by three sons;Robert of Brooklyn, Herbert ofBrookhaven, and Arthur of Say-ville; two daughters, Mrs. RoseBasil and Mrs. Marguerite Ebann ,both qf Bayport; and three grand-children and six great-grandchil-dren.

Funeral services were held atthe Reylek Funeral Home on Mon-day, 'interment - was private.

MRS. MARTIN BERGSNESMrs. Inga Bergsnes, 75, of 59

Greene Avenue, Sayville, died atthe Ursuline' Nursing Home in Oak-dale Tuesday. Born in. Oslo, Nor-way. Mrs. Bergsnes came to Say-ville in 1929. She was a memberof St. John's Lutheran Church inSayville.

She is survived by her husband,and one son, Martin A. of Bvars,Okla. Funeral services were heldunder the direction of The ReylekFuneral Home at St. John's yes-terday morning. Interment followedin Union Cemetery in Sayville.

Derby, Sant GrantedAssault Trial Delay

Patchogue—Justice of tlie PeaceLeon M. Giuffreda granted an ad-journment until October ,13,111 onMonday in thg trial of- Daniel Der-by, 19, of East Patchogue,' ' andRichard Sant , 25, of Patchogue, whoare charged with assault as a resullof a barroom fight on Great.SouthBeach. ' • : -j •

Derby, who served a 60-day jailterm this s ummer on a similarcharge , and Sant were given a de-lay in their trial when their at-torney, George F. Lechtrecker ofPatchogue, withdrew from the caseon Monday.

LEGAL NOTICE ,

NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONSAPPEARING AS OWNERS OFCERTAIN UNCLAIMEDPROPERTYHeld byEASTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS& LOAN ASSOCIATION OFSAYVILLE .160 Main Street , Sayvilld,' N. Y.

The pers.on whose name and lastknown address are set forth belowappear from the records of theabove-named -banking organizationto be entitled to unclaimed prop-erty in amounts of twenty-fivedollars or more.AMOUNTS DUE ON DEPOSITS '

Electra Baldwin , 512 Lincoln Ave-"nue , Sayville, New York lt

NOTICE OF,SPECIAL DISTRICT MEETING

Central School District No. 5,towAs of Brookhaven , Smithtown& Islip, Suffolk County, New York.

The Board of Education of Cen-.tral School District No". 5 herebygives notice that a special districtmeeting of the qualified voters ofsaid school district will be rjeld atNokomis Elementary School , Hol-brook, New York ,-on Friday, Pcto,-ber 20, 1961 at 12:00 Noon ,prevail-ing time, for the purpose of votingon the proposition herein set forth.The polls will be open between thehours of 12:15 o'clock P.M. and10:00 o'clock P.M. prevailing time.

PROPOSITIONShall the, following proposition be

adopted , to wit:Resolved , that the Board of Edu-cation of Central School District

• No. 5, Towns of Brookhaven ,Smithtown & Islip, County ofSuffolk is hereby authorized anddirected to purchase one 1962station wagon , and to expend asum not to exceed 52,500, or asmuch thereof as majr be neces-sary, shall be . raised by tax onthe taxable property of theschool district to be collectedin annual installments; andFurther Resolved , that theBoard of Education is authorizedto issue obligations of the dis-trict therefor in accordance withthe Education Law and the Lo-cal Finance Law.

Notice is hereby given that per-sonal registration of voters is re-quired and no person shall be en-titled to vote at said special dis-trict meeting whose name doesnot appear on the register of saidschool district.

The Board of Registry will meetbetween the hours of 2:00 P.M. and6:00 P.M. prevailing time on Mon-day, October 9, 1961, between 2:00p.m. and 8:00 p.m. prevailing timeon Wednesday, October 11, 1961 and*between hours of 12:00 Noon and6:00 P.M. prevailing time on Sat-urday, October 14, 1961 at the No-komis School , Holbrook , N. Y., inCentral School District No. 5: Saidregistry will be filed in the office ofthe Clerk of said School District ,at the District Office , Holtsville ,N. Y. where said registry wil l be'open for inspection by any quali-fied voter of said school districton each of five days prior .to' andon the day sot for the special meet-ing except Sunday, from 8:00 A.M.to 4:00 P.M. prevailing ' time.By Order of the Board of Educationof Central School District No. 5Towns of Brookhaven , Smithtown ,Islip, Suffolk County, N. Y.

By Doris V. Alexande rSchool District Clerk

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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTJCE OF SALECOUNTY COURT: SUFFOLKCOUNTY

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OFBAY SHORE, formerly The FirstNational Bank and Trust Companyof Bay Shore, Plaintiff , againstGIFFORD J. LASH, ROSELYN G.LASH, et al , Defendants.1 Pursuant to a judgment of fore-closure and sale made iu the aboveentitled ' action , bearing date the26th day of September, 1961, I theundersigned referee therein nam-ed, will sell at public auction tothe highest bidder at the frontsteps of the United States PostOffice at Bay Shore, Town of Islip,Suffolk County, N. Y. on the 10thday of November, 1961, at 9:30a.ht. o'clock in the forenoon , thepremises in any by said judg-ment directed to be sold andtherein bounded and described asfollows:

ALL that certain piece or par-cel of land situate , lying and be-ing in the Village of Brightwat-crs, Town of Islip, Suffolk County,N. Y. bounded and described asfollows: BEGINNING al the north-easterly corner thereof at a con-crete monument set in the wester-ly side of Manatuck Boulevard, dis-tant 177.10 feet southerly fromthe corner formed by the intersec-tion of the westerly side of Mana-tuck Boulevard with the southerlyside of Iroquois Drive, thence run-ning along the westerly side ofManatuck Boulevard South ll" 03'20" East 90.00 feet to a stake;thence South 78° 56' 40" West140.00 feet; thence North-11° 03'20; West 90.00 feet to a sta"ke;thence North 78" 56' 40" East140.00 feet to the monument atthe potint and nlacc of beginning.

SAID PREMISES for tlie pur-pose of convenience and identifi-cation are known as Plot No. 4280in Block 165 on a certain mapentitled , "Amended Map of Section D, Brightwaters, situated atBay Shore, Suffolk County. L. i l.,property of T. B. Ackersol Co.surveyed August 1910 bv EugeneR. Smith , C.E." and filed in 'theoffice of the .Clerk of the Countyof Suffolk on October 7, 1910 asMap No. 12.

SUBJECT to any state of factsan accurate survey may show, andto covenants and restrictions ofrecord , if any, and to zoning or-dinances applicable thereto.

The approximate amount of themortgage lien is -$9,880.00.Dated: September 26/1961

Leonard D. WexlefReferee

Robbins , Wells & WalserAttorneys ,for PlaintiffOffice & P. O. Address91 East Main -StreetBay Shore, N. Y.

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Friday, September 22nd—Ed-ward Lubina of 99 Candee Ave-nue! Sayville from Jiome to hospi-tal.

Saturday, September 23rd—MissDorothy Chapnick of New Market,N. J. from Oakdale to hospital.

Saturday, September 23rd —Philip Fader Jr of 15 Woody Lane,Oakdale- frdm Oakdale to hospital.

Sunday, September 24th—J,- W.Raynor of ,939 Division Street, Bay-port from" home to hospital.

Tuesday, September 25th—Mrs.'Byrnes of Oakdale from hospitalto Ursuline Nursing Home

Tuesday, September 25th—Mrs.Lila Wood of 289 North , MainStreet, Sayville from home to BelleA *M T\T.i txiinrf TJrt*Y»rj__.!_ il UJ.471II& -1.1 Villi. *

Wednesday, September 26th—William Dodge, of 609 MontaukHighway, Oakdale, from home tohospital. , ¦

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The outgoing president , Mrs.' Wil-liam .Butler, was congratulated ona rn°st successful year. Mrs,Charles Jenrich , who was chairmanof the .annual ' show held in Aug-ust, reported- that it was one ofthe largest in recent years. Mrs,Jenrich and her ' various committ eeswere given , the thanks of (lie mo*',bers for ix very efficiently i-un show.

i Mrs. Funk, who had won the pr(..I viouo theme subject , picked "Mem-ories" as the ¦ theme of next meet-ing's painting project.

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Yaphank — Registration forSuifolk Residents' will be heldin all of the county 's 428 elec-

tion districts on Thursday, Oc-tober ' fifth , and Saturday,October - seventh, ElectionsCommissioners Arthur M.Weiss and Everett F. McNab .announced today.

Registration hours on Thurs-day are from 10 a.m. to 10p.m. and on Saturday fromseven a.m. to 10 p.m. Absen-tee ballots may be applied forat this time.

Registered voters who votedat either the 1959 or lfJ60general elections and who havenot changed theii' addresses donot have to re-register. Theirnames are continued on theregisters under the system ' ofpermanent personal registra-tion in effect in Suffolk Coun-ty.

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If you would like your bajty'tbirth recorded In the New* ,promptly, mail vt tho an-nouncement or call tho Newsoffice, Sa 44200. Wo oro un-able to set them from the-hos- 'pltals for at least a Week endusually longer.

Southside HospitalSCHORTEMEYER; Thursday, Sept

ember 14th, to Mr. and MrsRichard A Schortemeyer of Oakdale, a son.

CALEN; Friday, September 15thto Mr. and Mrs. Jcloja O

^ Calerof Sayville, a daughter.

ROWLINSON; Saturday, September16th, to Mr and Mrs. Harry LRowlinsoh of Oakdale, a son.

"REIMELS; Saturday, September16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.Reimels of Blue Point,* a daugh-ter.

POKORNY; Saturday, September,16th, ,to Mr. and Mrs JaroslavA. Pokorny of Bayport , a' son.

WOLFE; Sunday, September 17th,to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolfeof Oakdale, a daughter

CAMPBELL; Sunday, September17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.Campbell of Blue Point , a son.

SHEARD; Tuesday, September19th, to Mr and Mrs. Bartholo-mew Sheard of West Sayville, ason..

VERSPOOR; Tuesday, September19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis TL.Verspoor . of Sayville, a daughter,Barbara Lynn.

SMITH; Wednesday, September20th, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.Smith of Bohemia , a son.

BrookhavenGARAFOLA; Wednesday, Septem-

ber 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. MichaelGarafola of Sayville , a daughter.

WRIGHT; Thursday, September14th, to Mr. and Mrs. DonaldWright of Lake Ronkonkoma, ason.

COOPER; Saturday, September16th, to Mr. and Mrs. JohnCooper of Blue Point, a son.

RATE; Sunday, September i7th. toMr: and Mrs. Richard Rate ofBayport , a daughter.

CHRISTIE; Monday, September18th, to Mr. and Mrs. LaurenceChristie of Holbrook, a son.

JACOBS; Thursday, September21st, to Mr. and Mrs. FrankJacobs Jr. of Lake Ronkonkoma,a son.

Good Samaritan HospitalGERBER; Wednesday,, September

13th, to Mr? and Mrs. ThomasGerber of Lake Ronkonkoma,daughter, Victoria "Lyn.

KELLER; Monday, September llth ,to 1st. Lt. and Mrs. Bruce G.Keller of Sumter, S. C. a daugh-ter, Laurie Ann. Lt. Keller is aformer resident of Bayport.

ALLEN; In Crawford W. Long Hos-pital, Atlanta , Ga. Sunday, Julysecond , to Mr. and Mrs. GarvaseD. Allen of East Point , Ga., a son,Floyd 'Steven Everett Mrs. Al'lmis the former Miss Dorothy Tut-hill of Sayville.

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gomes ofTwin River Drive, Oakdale, wishto thank thj Police Departmentand Fire Department for theirassistance during Mr. Gomes' ill-ness.

The family of the late Marma-duke Simms wishes to thank alltheir friends particularly the Com-munity Ambulance Company, Dr.Joseph McCoy, Dr. Jordan Sklar ,the Rev. Landon Owen and LocalNo. 412 of the I. B. C. & J. for theirindness during our recent bereave-

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CARDS OF THANKS

In fon d and loving memory olour dear father , Cyril Cervenkawho passed away' on Scptembei29th, 1960. Always-in our hearts

Daughters, Gladys Van De Grieki and Helen Mayer

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Bayport's Boy Scout Troop 130is currently raising funds for theirdepleted treasury by selling usedschool desks and chairs. Thoseinterested may contact Scoutmas-ters John Haggerty ' and GeneBrown at HR 2-0309 and HR 2-1714,respectively. Sample desks andchairs are on display at the Oys-termen's Bank in Sayville and atthe Bayport Launderette on ThirdAvenue, and the Bayport Garageon Montauk Highway. .

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