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Matthew Kennedy of East Lake Terrace, who left last week for * i t y with the U. S. Army, was guest of honor at a surprise party on Saturday evening of last week. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs.J ArthurDavis J d r _ a a d M r s . Clifford Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ok-vist Mr. and Mrs. George Magen-heimer, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bow­ers Mr. 'and-Mrs. 'Arnold Bowers, Mr' and Mrs. David Gimmler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carroll, Mr. and. Mrs. James Carroll, Mr..and Mrs. Ifenry Jennewein,5 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Far-rell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mallins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams, Tho­mas Brown, Armando Nicoli, Irvin Carpenter, Richard Kennedy and Adam Mctzler. n

On Tuesday of last week firemen responded to 18 Lafayette Avenue where a house fire was reported to the Bonkonkoma Department. It f a s quickly brought under control. On Friday the Department was call-ed to Sixth Street and Bay Avenue to extinguish an automobile fire. On Saturday the men extinguished a brush fire on Peter Road and again on Sunday, a brush fire was extinguished, this time on Avenue C. .

Mr. and Mrs, John Strahlman, My. and Mrs. John Hinde, Mr. and dh-s. Lawrence Mothercell, Mr. and Mrs. George Eagle, Mr. and. Mrs. Ernest Fesslcr and Miss Michaelyn Nocerino were all received into the fellowship df the Methodist Church at Five Corners at the : 11 a, m. Divine Worship service on Sunday.

The Couples' Club of Holy Cross Lutheran Church met Monday at eight p. m. in the church for a birthday party. The Rev. William R Gotwald showed slides of New ©undland.'

On Monday of last week the.Rori-. konkoma Fire Department ambu> lance was used for Mrs, Vera Firmer of Hawkins Avenue. On "Thursday a patient named Hanke was taken from Brian Street to the Smith* town General Hospital and pn Sat­urday Patrolman Richard Halber-stadt of the Suffolk County Police called the ambulance to. the scene of an automobile accident, oil Browns Road and Liridell Street. Pasquale Chioffe of Brooklyn, Den­nis Canecchia of Lake Ronkonkoma and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klemtn of Browns Road, Lake Ronkcinko-mai were takeri ' to the Smithtowh General Hospital. ' ' ".; v.S

The flowers on the altar at Holy Ci*oss Lutheran Church on Sunday were^ given in memory of loved ones, by • Mrs. C. TCaspar and by Mrs. Alfred Becker in memory qf her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Lehmann^-The altar candles were giyen by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown in memory of their daUgb? ter, Hazel Martha. The sanctuary light was given by Mrs. Fred Adolph in memory of her husband.

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The Ladies Guild of Holy Crosjs Lutheran Church will meet at eight o'clock this evening at the churcp and all women of trie church arp invited to attend. There will be .a guest speaker. .; i-

Mr. and Mrs. Ethelburt Burr, qf St. James wero guests on Sunday at the home of Mrs. Charlesr. L. Davis Sr. of Carroll Avenue. ; > 1

St. Mary's Guild met Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. Henry Nurge on Carlson Road. Mrs. Nutfge is president of the Guild.

Mrs. Frank Keller and Miss Ma­rie Weber of Pond Road had Mrs. Edwin Rlsch and the Misses Ro­berta and Helen Finlay as guests on Election Day. . ' : - : ' '

Lewis W. Davis of Union Avenue returned to his . duties with the Grumman A i r c r a f t Engineering Corp. in Bethpage on Monday after a three-week vacation. On Wednes­day of last week Mr. and * Mrs. Davis and their son, George, drove to Orient Point where they took the ferry to Connecticut to visit Mrs. Davis' sister and her faipfly. Another day last week they drove to Paterson, N. J., where they visit­ed Mrs. Davis' mother, Mrs. George A. Bishop....

Mr. and Mrs._ George Morrin of Miller Drive entertained at a birth­day party pn Sunday for'Mrs. Mor-rin's sister, Mrs. Gilbert Muirhead. Guests were Gilbert Muirhead Jr., Miss Ginger Muirhead and Mr. and Mrs. PhUrpo>Spinner»of Saddle River, N. J . -

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wilkinson have returned from a vacation trip to Bermuda, which they took in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary. .

Salvatore J. Ramefta,. Assistant District Attorney, of Kings County, was guest speaker Monday eYerjing at the meeting of The ftoly Naine Society ;bf St,. Joseph's f ^ G , Church. Mr. Rametta ' ipoke qrj jji-yenile delinquency,, a 'sijbject pjri which he i s . a ho t e^ -wi t e r . apd lecturer,: He had on .exhibition some of the weapons se^ed by-the law; enforcing'. 'authorities- whi'eh were used by de l inquent . A repre­sentative of the. •Suffolk: County Po: lice Department was also • present;.

There ^viil be a nMd-week study group each Wednesday at eig)it;p. m. in the Methodise, Church per ginning on November 29.1 Although specifio topics to study?will be de­cided by the " group' ; a( >the..; first, meeting-it will probably center oq the-Bible.- •'•;•• :.-:--:'••)::v?:'.?-.;':'•'.*,:: : Mrs. Robert Mosejpy of Pleasure Avenue has returned to ;her'hom,e ifrom tho .Smithtownv Qeqergl Hps-pjtal with her in fan t S9nr.MaT^} who Was born there pn Npyenilier 11. The Mose]pys;haVe anqther..sqq, Rpbert Jonathan- Mrs, Mbspley is the former Miss Joan Baiieri daugh­ter of Mr,- and Mrs. Honry, Bauer. ; Mr. and Mrs.. Harry; Rqehrig j r .

and severi' chj|dreq'/ of cNortriBaby-lori,>visited>Mr,| and^Mrs; William Closson^and three children'of Pat-chogue Road on Sunday^-/ Y\'..,.' . -Mrs . John E. White, of Richmond. Boulevard attended a birthday par­ty • on Saturday to celebrdte the fourth birthday Of her granddaugh­ter, * Carol Jane Hazard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaiqes E. Hazard of Patchoeue!. Present- ;were Pauh Daniel, Philip, Lo}s,; and Laurel White of Selden, Carol's sister;and brothers, Bonnie, James arid Rob­ert Hazard, Mrs. John E;> White Jr . of Selden, and Mrs.'Hazard. : The local 4-H .club,Vthe\ Pony

Tails,-held a business meeting last Wednesday at the home, of Mrs. John Ohmer on Warren Avenue, and they discussed!plans for the month. A committee was chosen to gef.flour aand shorieningito make quick-breads. LauraVGerstner aqd Patricia Flynn are . i n chVife of collecting the m o n e y ' f r o m the other members before the ! next meeting,:so thp_gi r l swi l l .be able to make the brfiad.

Laura Emilv Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs! Byron. Crawford of LaUrel Street, celebrated" hpr sixth birthday Sunday at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davjs- on. Linden-Street . Present we're her sisters, Robert Metzler, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Da­vis and son Arthur Robert, Mrs. James P. CimOs and Mrv arid Mrs . | Davis. fV ' '"."•• •'.-!.* ---.

Sylvester Zamr io of Feuereisen Avenue was taken to Mather Me­morial Hospital On Tuesday of last week in the Lakeland Fire Depart­ment, ambulance.- "':'.'• -" ,;

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of Sachem High School were thronged with parents attending '•qo-Tp^chooV Night " ' a par j of Sachem' sobserN'ance of National Education Week. '.

Each parent h a d ? eppy of the child's schedule a nd, for abbrevi­ated periods," attendpd the"; same classes, in .the" same V°9Insi jVUb

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brought his boat ashore, either on Long Island, Staten Island or else­where as he made his way at least as far as New York's qpper \ay. Returning to his ship, ihe. Floren­tine, explorer skirted the south shore of Long Island, as evidenced in the following:

"The anchor raised, sailing to? ward • the east, as thus the land

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-5rid Lieut^ Cornelius F.?6he% hah; son. of Mrs. Mary Sheehan of:. 32;; RfJseVale Avenue/ 'Lake.

plptgd fjj n ^ ejght-Week;' njiUitary nuwing'> oflentajion} cqurse > ?a3. Brooke' Army .-Medical Cehte.r5in FoH,Sam Houston/Tex."The 22^ ' year-old officer, is -a 1058 gradu.> ateof-Sayville^High School .and a;. 1960 | rad^ate . ; v6f •'PUgrun State .HOspitali. School of; Nurs :

ing.His wife, Lois,'lives in Lake Grove/.- .• \-.;v ; -.-'--.-•';'•";"'\'\ "c":-v:tu. s; ARMY';PHOTO);

th77amrteachers"Ts tho"stuplent | t ^ n e d . having traveled leagues a|l-pways in sight of it, we discovered

an island \ (Block) triangular in form, distant 10 leagues from th,e continent (L. I.), in size like t^e island of Rhodes, full of hills, epvV ered with trees, much populated (judging) by the continuous fires along all the surrounding • shore which we saw they made. We bap­tized'it in" the name of yo\u" most illustrious mother (Alousia or Lut-sa), not anchoring there on account of the unfavorableness of the wea­ther." .'. ^.%}'&Klf ;;::.:.;

"Hudson,'85 years later,' also bet lieved Long Islaand to be part of the mainland. : : A : . . ^ - ;

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Hill had rented a shop in West Say>'ille and was to open a drug §toje there.^;.' :"_ .

Miss Evelyn Emison of Sayville, had been married to John Barrow Jr., of New York. '•'',•'

William Harris Huston, for 10 years a resident' of Bay port, -ha^l died at the.4ge of 42 years. , ;

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittemeler of Henkel Drive held a dinner party -"at their home on Saturday to celebrate the wedding anniver­sary of Mrs. Wittemeier's unelp a*\& aunt, Mr. and^Mrs!: Ejdwiri - Riscfi, also of HenkeL Drive. Present be­sides the guests qf ;honor and the host ancj hostess were Da,vid, Susa,n' and Robert Wittemeier, Mr. aqd. Mrs. Matthew A. Henkel of; B a b ^ Ion, arid Mr. and Mrs. Frederick' G. Michel of Lake; Ronkohkoina.

Mr. and Mrs.: Joseph Braun a.n,d children of Brooklyn were Sunday afternoon guests at the home of Mrs. Mildred Hynian oh Diinc^ri; Avenue this week; ••/;.•.',

Mrs. Arlene Wood, who was or­ganist at the Methodist Church(at Five Corners for several years, has left for-California to; join hep hus­band. Mrs. Wood; is the formfer Miss Arlene Judd and was recently rnarried. - 1

The Rev. William Boone baptized; Steven Thomas Schumn), son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schumm, on No­vember fifth iri the local Methodist Church. Miss Karen Lins and Ed­ward Brady arg the. godparents. The Rev, Mr. Ropne also baptized Dwight-David Koehler,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Koehler in the church. Miss Jane Bacile and Charles SmitK are the godparents.

The recent Debt 'Retirement Cru-sade of the Methodist Church was very successful. Pledges have bepn received for more than the amount designated to pay off the mortgage 1 and make church improvements. J The coriimittee will remain in office for three years, the time set for the payment of pledges. • A service of Thanksgiving will be held at ,eight p . m. Wednesday at the Methodist Church. The com­mittee on Stewardship pnd Finance Will meet at eight p. m., today. The Woman's Society of Christian Ser­vice will also meet at eight o'clock this evening. The Charlotte Circle Of the Wpman's Society -is sponsor­ing a square dance to be held in the church basement on Saturday beginning at eight p. m.

A n e w confirmation class will be­gin on Tuesday, frorn s e v e n . t o eight p. m.; in the B,oa.rd Room at the Methodist Church. The Rev. William Boone is the instructor. A n y o n e Interested in joinipg should contact Mr. Boone or attend class on Tuesday evening.

On Thursday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumniel Jr . of Lake Shore Road celebratejfl their ninth wedding anniversary. They enter­tained the following: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilkinson of Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams of Lake G>6ve,' Mr. arid Mrs. Wilfred Wil­kinson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rum-mel ; Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Markert of Lake Ronkonkoma.

Mrs. J. J. Quinn of Lake Shore has left to spend the winter at Venice, F]a,

Last week Frank Rummel, Alex Horvath, Charles Beck and Frank Rummel Jr . brought homo about 80 bass when they wont fishing off Mpntauk Point. On Monday Mr. Rummel Sr., Mr. Bock, Mr. Horva|h and William Donneliy of Sayville ^vent fishing in the Rummel boat.

Paul Konya of Pa'tchoffuc Rojd spent the week end at Ellonvillo. N. Y., hunting with a bow and arrow.

Donald Marker! ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Markort of Church Sfreet. celebrated his eighth birth­day with a party on Sunday after­noon. Guests present included hl« brother, Ronald, his grandparent", Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rummel Sr.,

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The Rev. John R-; O'Mahoriev, pastor of St. LawrehoVs Chivrcji, had been stricken vhilev h e ' w a S ' conducting mass and died two days later. He was 59 years old. -.-A'

Six elderly patients and -an-at-tendant had burned to death anjd 3p were.saved when,fire. destroyed the Brimswifk Hphie at Amityville;

'Mrs. Irrna'Roberge had"been bad­ly hurt in an automobile-accident. - -Miss Jeanette Elsie Laatsch.had been married to Joseph John Ros­ter. ;. :-• - ;- ;*.';•

T«n Yean Ago ; A tax rate 'of $6.47 per $100 as­

sessed valuation had been set fpr 1951-52, a rise.of' ; .77i -V v. .••:

The Sayville Musical "Worshop was presenting .^"Rosalinda,"', the first of its productions not.under­written by ah outside organization.

Miss~ Joan Wonel of Holbrook had been married to William Blair of Bay Shore;; ;'•.'.'_'.'';

The Islip Town Planning Board recommended changes in the zon­ing laws necessitating" a minimum lot'density of 75,foot frontage and 100 foot depth'for Residence B and C property' and as high as 20,000 square feet for AA land. ; „

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N9T1CE IS . IIERE^Y GIVEN thgt the town Board of the Town of.Islip,' County of Suffolk, State of N e w Ypfkj a t a Special Meet­ing thereof, held on the 31st day of October, 1961, duly adopted, subject to a permissive Refereji-, duip, $ resolutipn, and abstract of. which is as follows: - - .-->..!' . NCiW, on motion of Councilman Kuss, seconded by Councilman Tay­lor, be it ,••;••;;. -:'••'.•

RESOLVED, tha t ' - the original lease between Sperry Gyroscope Company and the Town of Islip effective November 1, 1957 for oqe year with two (2) one-year options and subsequently extended to em­pire1 for two (2) additional options to expire, October 31; .1964 at the annual ' fa te) of $600.00 covering the 'following ^escribed property: ; BEGINNING at a"point formed by the-intersection of the Norther-,

IlyI edge ot^he'East. West riiriw^y. ^pd the Easterly'edge of the East' Taxiw^y .W 'MacArthur '•'• Airport :rurintrig!thence northerly along the

Easterly edge of the Eas^t Taxiway 855 feet to the point or place of beginning; running thence/ first S 89" 59* 20" E 217.8 feet to a point running thence second N 0T 00* 40" E 300 feet to a point running thence third N 89* 59' 20'' W 217.8 feet to a point running thence fourth S 0* 00' 49" W 300 feet to a po in t e r place of BEGINNING. ;K ) r. and be ..it ; --.-.- •'•;'

TURl-HER RESOLVED, that this resolution is adopted subject to & Permissive Referendum, and be it still v'-' : ' - •" ' : • - tv,-;

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town Board, pf the Towa Of Istip, will holij § pphlic hearing at t°e Tqwn Ha|l, Main JStreeLJstipj New York,.on Tuesday, December 5, 1961, at 2:30 p. m., to ^orisider t^e extension of the flboye option. . '?. 'At which time all interested per­

sons will be given'an opfportuqity to. be heard. . : y . Dated:«Islip, N. Y.- ^ • r ;V October'31, 1961. . : r

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LEGAL NOTICE ;. Npti6e is. hereby given that the annual election of officers of the ?ayp6rt Fire District will be held qn Tuesday December 5th, 1961 at 7;p. m. at the headquarters of the Fire Departnierit, Railroad Street, Bayport, N. Yi :and the) polls wiil remain open until .10 P. M;

To* elect one Commissioner to serve for five years from Decem­ber 31, 1961 to succeed Lawrence S. Gillette, whose term expires and who" is eligible to succeed himself.

Further notice is 'hereby given that each candidate shall file with the Secretary of the Fire District, at least 10 days'prior tp, the elec­tion his name, and submit iri peti­tion form a nomination subscribed by. twenty:five';- qualified • voters of the district, . "'- ; .'-;' - '-•-.

Every elector/of the Town of is l ip who shall have resided within the Dist r ic t for a period of thirty days next preceding .December 5, 1961 shall be qualified to.vote.

Dated Bayport, N- Y. November.6, 1961. • Bayport Fire District Charles M. Dedrick, Chairman Edith A. Miller, Secretary

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Samuel, LeRoy and Diane Vojl-graff, Roxanne Kriiger, Debbie Mar­kert and Cathy Grun. ', The Lake Ronkonkoma Auxiliary to the Southside Hospital will meet on Monday -afternoon at the home of Mrs.,William Pinkham arid Miss Lulie Pirikham:qri Lakewqod Road. •V;Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Michel of Henkel Drive and New York had Mr. arid Mrs. Paul Simonsen and childreri, Kennetli, and >Joari of Glen Cove as dinner griests on Sun­day, at their Lake Ronkonkoma h o m e . •"••".''"."' :'>- ••'

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Schumacher of Beverly Road had Mr. and Mrs. J Harold Lasky of New^York as week 1 end guests. ".;'.'

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