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Mr. and M r . Jack .-' i i i : 1. ; : ¦• < l- ' i : jStreet celebrated t h e i r t h i r t y l\ ' ' \ n [wedding a n n i v e r s a r y on Salsn¦ .¦!.- vwi l l ' , a i l i n n ' - r p a r l y for t w e n t y !guests at I .an i l 's Kml in Sayvil le. 1

Mrs. Kdwin l i is i-h of l l e id - ie l jDrive en te r t a ined <u i We>luc. -<l. - iy ja f t e r n o o n , Mrs. I- ' r a n k Ke l l e r , Mi . - .-. 'Marie Weher and Mr .- . Nels .m W i l jkensoti . Mrs. W i l k i - n s o n 's d a u g h - itor , Miss V i o l a W i l l i , nso i i . iv- |tu rned to her s t u d i o .- a t M a t y IWash ing ton I ' d ivers i ty in Y i n - i ' - i a ja f te r spendin g f h " T h a n k s g i v i n gholidays w i t h her pa r r -ms .

The Patchogue Advance is on Isale a l ; Stat ion Super Ma rke t , andBoiikonkonia I 'h r i f l ( enter in l inn-konkonia.—Adv.

Mr. ami Mrs. George •". Mor-rill of Mi l l e r Drive had : ;< t h . - i iguests on S a t u r d a y Mrs. M o r r i l l 'ssister, Mrs. Gi lber t . M u i r h e a d . andher children . Gilbert , Jr . , and Gin-ger of Jamaica.

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M r . and Mrs . W i l l i a m Wi< kersof f ' i r - .'iarr l Ave inn " spent a n centweekend ti l A t l a n t i c Ci ty . Theirc h i l d r e n , I' a t r i c i a , Margaret andCun .sl . 'i ni- .- . v i s i t .-i l w i t h relativesin New .b-i scy wh i l e t h e i r parentswere at t h e sea shore resort .

Mr , and Mrs. I ' obert Yates ofK l u . - h i n g are the pa ren t s of a sonl.oi n November 27. The babyweighed ii pounds and la nune-sand has been named Ronald Rob-ert. Mrs. Yale ,-, is the former MissM o n i e u M i" - y of the Lake.

The Patcho gue Advance is onsale a t : Lake Konkonkoin a Sta-tioners ', Lechowil 's Delicatessen,Teddy 's Luncheonette and WhelartDrug Store in Lake Konkonkoma.--Adv .

Dr. and Mrs . Kur t Ht igolmeyorof Carrol l A v e n u e are the parentsof a son born in l i rookhaveii Me-

morial Hospital , November 21. Thefol lowing day, in the same hospi-tal , Mr . ami " Mrs. Ronald Myavccof the Lake became the parents ofa daughter .

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson E. Ander-son of Graham Avenue have re-turned home from a short vacationtrip to Florida. Their childre n ac-companied them on the trip.

M m . (Jeorge W. Davis of UnionAvenue spent the weekend visi t ingat the home of her son-in-law anddaughter , Mr. and Mrs. WesleyHalloi -k of St. James. Mr. Hallocklef t on Friday n ight to go on adeer h u n t i n g t r ip upstate. He re-turned home Sunday evening.

Robert Ryan , son of Mr. andMrs , Kdward Ryan of Lake ShoreDrive; Daniel Quinn , son of Mrs.Gladys Quinn of Ninth Street, andGeorge Maklos. son of Mr. andMrs. George S. Maklos of KastonStreet , will be inducted in theArmy December 19.

Mrs. Thomas Reese of ChurchStreet and Mrs. James Fitzgeraldof Pine Street spent a weekendat the Cenacle at Mount Kisco andsay many of their friends who h_ dbeen at the Cenacle Convent inLake Ronkonkoma.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hass spentthe weekend at their summer cot-tage on Dorchester Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Risch en-tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr.and Mrs. Frederick Michel andMr. and Mrs . Edwa rd Wittcmeierand children , David , Susan andRobert .

Mrs. John Hill of Division Ave-nue , who has been confined to theBrookhaven Memorial Hospitalwith double pneumonia , is nowmaking a good recovery.

Mrs. Harry Jockers has returnedto her home in College Point aftera visit of several weeks with herson and daughter-in-law, Mr. andM rs. Harry dockers of RichardAvenue.

Miss Barbara Chebuske , daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Che-buske of Carl Street , was guest-of-honor at a sweet sixteen partygiven by her parents last Wed-nesday night . Guests were Dan-iel and Victoria Marlines , IreneCollier , Mary and Edward Wilson ,Frank Mooney, Jr., Bernard Naud ,Jean Lynch , .Catherine Morau , Jos-eph Kraker , Thomas Flynn , Wil-liam, Piftinger , Robert Hammer ,Oil Van Norr . Wayne Rogers ,Regina Pryzagowski and Barbara 'ssister , (Jerry. A buffet supper wasserved and the young people en-joyed dancing to rock and roll rec-ords.

Miss Elaine Bigelow was guest-of-lionor at a party to celebratetier th i r t een th bi r thday November20. Miss Bigelow is the daughtero i" Mr. a.-.,l Mrs. Walter Bigelow ofSt. Joseph Avenue. Guests at theparty were Linda Cochran , ShelleyOverton , Thomas Craig, Will iamGilzinger , Judy Eberhardt , Debor-ah and Roxanne Krugcr , MaryA n n Bamboia , Linda Brink , JamesHammer and Elaine 's brother andsister , Bruce and Aileen. After re-freshments were served , the guestsplayed games and danced.

Mr . and Mrs. Neal Miranda of55 St . James Parkway entertainedmembers of their family at dinnerat Bronco Charlie 's Restaurant inOakdale Tuesday night in celebra -t ion of thei r twenty-f i f th weddinganniversary .

Mr . and Mrs. John Hanniganand their children , Ruth Anne ,

John , Jr., and Barbara of JayStreet , the Lake , entertained agroup of relatives and friends Sat-urday night. Food was barbecuedin their firep lace and fami ly mov-ies of special events were shown.The guests included Mr. and Mrs.Frederick Kenned y and children ,Elizabeth , Sheila , Maureen andKathleen , of Jay Street , Mr. andMrs. Joseph Hogan and children ,Deborah , Joseph and Mark , JayPlace , Miss E-tellc Ceely Wood-lawn Street and Miss KathleenKennedy 's fiance, Anthony Srour ,of Brooklyn , who also showed mov-ies he had taken while servingwith the Armed Forces in Europe.

William Closson , son of Mr. andMrs. William Closson of Patchogue Road , celebrated his th i r -teenth birthday Friday with aparty. Among his guests were Bar-bara and Jessica Roesel , KarenHyde , Jean Guszack , Mable Olson ,Camille Degatto , Ronald Closson ,Richard Gladd , Cornelius Var.de.Wide , Frank Castora , JosephLuca , Frank Degatto, Ray Vetter.

The public is cordially invited tosee the new color film, Homestead ,U.S.A., featuring the Vernons andfilmed at Desilu studios. The filmdepicts the conversion of the Phil-ippian jailor. It will be shown atthe Churc h of Christ , Nesconset ,Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

Members of the "Better Half"Club went howling in the Center-each bowling alleys Thursdaynight. The members are MesdamesCharles Laux , William Okvist , Jr.,Grover Hartard , Edward Foltmannof the Lake , and Mesdames JosephReth , William Aldrich , GeorgeHenderson, Daniel Henderson ofHoltsville.

Mr. and Mrs. Iva r Okvist ofCherry Street spent a recent week-end in Virginia where they visitedtheir son-in-law and daughter , Mr.and Mrs. Robert Hobbs, and theirgrandchildren , Elizabeth , C«irey,Robert and Patrick. Mrs. Hobbs isthe former Miss Edith Okvij t

The Loyal Order of Moose, Ron-konkoma , held their last openmeeting for this year at 8 p. ni.Friday in DeGennaro 's LakeviewInn on Pond Road , the Lake. In-stitution of the lodge and enroll-ment into the order will be c om-pleted at the first meeting of1- -1.

Library hours at the Lake Ron-konkoma Free Library on Haw-kins Avenue will no longer changeto a Winter schedule but will re-main the same during the entireyear. They are: Monday, Wednes-day and Friday—1 to 0 p.m ; Tues-day, Thursday and Saturday—9 to5 p. m.

The Misses Roberta and HelenFinlay, Mrs. Frank Keller , MissMarie Weber and Mrs. EdwinRis-ch had luncheon Friday in theSeafarer Restaurant in Patch-ogue.

'The basketball schedule of Sa-chem High School for the monthof December will be as follows:Tomorrow at 7 p.m. Bell port Highat home; Tuesday at 4 p.m. Will-liam Floyd High at Mastic; De-cember Hi at 7 p.m., Newfield Highin Centereach; December 22 at7 p.m., Babylon High at home.On December 27 and 20 at 7 p.m.,Sachem will compete in the Christ-mas tournament at Center Mor-iches.

St. Mary 's Guild will hold a des-sert-card party at 1 p.m. December13 in St. Mary 's Parish Hall onLake Shore Road. There will beawards and a special award. Thepublic is invited.

LAKELAND FIRE DEPT.November 211 the Lakeland Fire

Department ambulance took Mrs.Ruth Seidenschwarz of Locust Ave-nue and Erie Street to BrookhavenMemorial Hospital. Dr. BurfordWelch was in charge. Adam Pitka ,Manuel Rodino and Wil l iam Cur-ley were the attendants. The sameday M rs. Sinpicio Garcia of MotorParkway was taken to Mather Me-morial Hospital. Dr. Masami Yam-aguchi was the doctor and Mr. Pit-ka and Hugh Obernolte , the at-tendants. December 1 Will iam Eg-erland of 205 Pawnee Street wasordered to Southside Hospita l bythe Sull'olk County Police. FrankRubenbauer , Ar thur Browne, Sr.,and John McDermott were the at-tendants. December 2 the ambu-lance went to St. Charles Hospitalto return Mrs. Herman Rugen toher home at 1)7 Weichers Avenue.Dr. Walter Roettinger was thedoctor. Mr. Rubenbauer , Mr. Ober-nolte. and Ray Stulz , Jr., were theattendants.

November 27 the Lakeland fire-men were called to 77 West FifthStreet where a fire had started ina chair. No one was at home huta house fire alarm system gave J.ewarning and a Lakeland firemanwho happened to be in the vicini tyalerted the fire department. Twotrucks quickly responded andthere was lit t le damage. DecemberI the Lakeland firemen were calledto Central Islip Boulevard wherethey extinguished a brush fire.The same day they extinguishedanother brush fire on KosevaloAvenue and Kingdom Couit.

R O N K O N K O M A F I R E DEPT.December 1 the Lakeland lire-

men extinguished a car fire on LakePark Street. Chief Ar thur Daviswas in charge . Sunday morningfire school was held at the Ron-konkoma firehouse. Mr. Davis wa-in charge.

A M F . R I C A N LEGION AUX.The W i l l i a m Merr ill Hallock

A u x i l i a r y , l - n i t 155, American Le-gion, pa r t i c ipa ted in the progra mlielrl at the Christ inas Gif t Shop inIhe Veterans Hospi ta l in Nor thport . Friday. The un i t collectedg i f t s for the Gi f t Shop which wasconducte d in the recreation hall ofIhe hospita l where unwrappedi tem.s for men , women and chil-dren were displayed on long tallies.Beg inn ing at !> a.m., veterans werebrought in , one ward at a time, toselect g i f t s for relatives ar.dfriends hack home. For those whowere un able to come down, cartsw i t h g i f t s were brought to thewards . Two gifts were usuallyr hoM'u by each patient. Auxil ia rymembers wrapped them and mailedthem at no cost to the veterans.

The Surgical Dressing me..tingfor ( '.-nicer Control of the Ladies'A u x i l i a r y of the local uni t washeld Nov ember 30 ill the home of.dr .,. Flos- ic Kirk on RoacvaleAveut i " . Un i t members, presentwere Me _danj ei> James C. Browne,

Warren Cochran , Joseph Fish ,Ann Gruss, Charles Kruger , Ern-est Hock , Joseph Low, Robert Mc-Cabe, D. Foster Overton , MichaelPedisich , Harold Sorenson , Sr.,Harold Sorenson , Jr., G. RenwickRaynor , Pat Setari and WilliamWickers. Cancer pads were sewedfor patients which will be turnedover to the county.

METHODIST CHURCH

The Methodist Churc h at FiveCorners hold two services on Sun-day, one a family service at 9:30a.m. and divine worship at 11 a.m.The church school meets at 9:30a.m.

November 19 the Rev. WilliamBoone baptized the twin daughtersof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tanney ofLake Park Street, the Lake. Theywere christened Virginia Marieand Lorelei Lee. Virginia's god-parents w e r e Mrs. AugustaSchnorr and Kenneth Johnson;Lorelei's godparents were Mr. andMrs. Laurence Wess. November27 Mr. Boone baptized David John ,Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. David JohnCarreras of 60 Bell Avenue, Ron-konkoma. Mr. and Mrs. FrankBaldwin were the godparents. Healso baptized Glenn Alan , son ofMr. and Mrs. Francis Joseph Ober-beck of Second Street , Holbrook.Mrs. Alice Halverson and WilliamDouglas were the godparents.

Christmas choral vespers will beheld in the church December 18 at5 p.m.

HOLY CROSS CHURCH

Holv Cross Lutheran Churchhold services Sunday at 8:15, 9:30and 11 a.m. The church schoolmeets at 9:30 a.m. The guestpreacher Sunday was the Rev. PaulKirsch , D.D. Any member desiringservices of a pastor should con-tact Karl Finken , Ronkonkoma 9-9774. Congregational meetings willbe held on Sunday at the conclu-sion of each service. The purposeof these meetings is for the elec-tion of a new pastor. The candi-da te pastor at these services willbe the Rev. William Gotwald.

The annual Christmas bazaarheld in Holy Cross on Saturdaywas outstandingly successful.

The church council will meet at8 p.m. tomorrow.

ST. MARY'S CHURCH

St. Mary 's Episcopal Churchholds Sunday services as follows:8 a.m., Hol y Communion; 9:40a.m., Holy Communion and ser-mon; 9:30 a.m., the Churc h schoolmeets in the Parish Hall; 11 a.m.,Holy Communion and sermon. Onweekdays Holy Communion is at10 a.m. Fridays , after Holy Co*>i -munion , there is laying on of handsfor the sick.

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH

Sunday masses in St. Joseph 'sR. C. Church are at 7, 8, 9:15,11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. in thechurch; in the school auditorium ,at 9:15 and 10:30 a.m.

More than 200 members werereceived into the Christian Moth-ers' Rosary Society at a solemn re-ception held November 28 at 8 p.m.in the church. The Rev. MauriceSullivan , C.P., was the guestpreacher. The new society is theformer School Guild. The Rev.William Hanlon is moderator. Theofficers are Mrs. Virginia Black ,president; Mrs. Victoria Dynia ,vice president; Mrs. KatherineGemmel , recording secretary; Mrs.Ann Varga , corresponding secre-tary ; Mrs. Gloria McNamara ,treasurer. The members are plan-ning a smorgasbord to be held onJanuary 28 in the school auditor-ium. Their regular monthly meet-ing is held on the fourth Mondayof each month.

The annual Christmas party washeld at the last regular monthlymeeting of the Catholic Daugh-ters of St. Joseph's, 975, in theschool auditorium. Santa Clauswas present with grab bag gifts.A delicious buffet supper wasserved. Mrs. Susan Peterson ,Court organist, conducted com-muni ty singing of Christmas car-ols. Mrs. Ann Gruss was chairman ,assisted by Mesdames Helen Ben-son and Florence Moran. Honoredguests were District Deputy MissAnn Alger, visi t ing Grand RegentMrs. Rose Lau , Court Queen of theHoly Rosary, Huntington Station;Airs. Irene Bauer, Court Our Lady,Queen of the Sky, Setauket; Mrs.Helen Hess, Court Queen of theUniverse , Smithtown; Mrs. RitaGardner , Court Ave Maria , KingsPark; Mrs. Dorothy McBride , CourtMorning Star , Northport ; Mrs.Theresa Hust, Court St. Ann Ther-esa , St. James; Mrs. Bertha Du-cey, Court Our Lady of Victory,Hunt ington; prop hetess , Mrs. Hel-en Davis, Court Our Lady of theVictory, Huntington. Also presentwere the Rev. Thomas White , theRev. Charles Nosser and the Rev.Will iam T. Hanlon.

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LAKE GROVK — The Women 'sMissionary Society of the FirstCoiifrre-Rational Church of NewVillajre , L a k e Grove-Centereach,will sponsor an open meeting atthe churc h at 8 p. m. Monday.

The pruest speaker will be theRev. Spiros Zodhiates , g-eneralsecretary of the American Missionto the Greeks.

The Rev. Mr. Zodhiates overseesthe work of a vast missionary andwelfare program in his nativeGreece. He cares for orphans , theaged and ill , supplying specialmedicines and support to victimsof tuberculosis and leprosy. Heoperates the largest Protestantpublishing house in Greece andwrites articles for half the news-papers in that country.

T h e L a k e Grove-Centereachmeeting is open to the public. TheRev. Mr. Zodhiates will show a setof color slides of his variousworks and deliver a commentaryon them. There is no charge.

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Recent house guests of Mrs.Gladys Hyl tu t i of .Mi l l s Lane wereMr. and Mrs. Kdward I ' into amisons , Kdward , Jr., Karl and Ku-gene, Miss Joan Robinson and Mr.and Mrs. Charles Hylton , all ofBrookl yn.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eskridge ofNew York City spent the weekendin their home on Dunbar Avenue.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs .William Daves of Margaret Drivewere Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawsand daughters, Beverly and Donna ,all of Flushing.

Miss Elaine Will iams and How-ard Pate of New York Citv wereSunday guests of Zeth Garner ofErna Drive.

Recent house guests of Mr. andMrs. Thomas Foust of SeymourLane were Mr. and Mrs. SonnieLow of New York City.

Mrs. Frank Busch of HawkinsAvenue and daughter, Ellen , spentthe weekend in Springfield Gardenswith relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Williams ofPark Lane gave a dinner in honorof Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bray ofCentral Parkway, who celebratedtheir thirty-third wedding anniver-sary November 27. Among theirguests were Mesdames Ella C.Foster/ Una Clark , Elizabeth Clareand Leon Bray and Tina and RitaJeffries.

Frank Davis of New York Cityspent the weekend at his home onWest Lane.

Lonnie Cartwright of Air ForceBase Tyndall , Fla., spent 15-days'leave with his wife, Maedell andchildren , Chariety and Lonnie , Jr.,of Park Lane, Mr. Cartwright willbe transferred to Alaska for twoyears.

Mrs. Joseph Sims of NorthfieeteLane celebrated her birthday witha party Sunday at her home.Among her guests were Mr. andMrs. C. Wiggans , Mr. and Mrs.John Owens, Mr. and Mrs. HenryPettyjohn , Mr. and Mrs. EdwardWilliams, Mrs. Florence Sells, Mr.and Mrs. David Bullock , Mrs. Ber-nice Ivey and daughter , Kathlyn.James Cunningham , Mrs . JohnCook and family, Estella , Kathleen .Joan and Margaret. New York Cityguests are as follows: Mr. andMrs. William Nottage , Mr. andMrs. Hugh Brooks and daughter ,Mrs. Ruby Rodriguez , Mr. andMrs. Johann Tsstman and family .Johanna , Karen and Eric , and MissFlorence McKinzie.

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.William Bonner of Seymour Lanewere Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snow-den of Southampton.

Gordon Heights day will be ob-served the second Sunday in Jan-uary at the Suffolk Home. Yap-hank. All churches are asked toparticipate. Christop her Henry ischairman.

The Rev. Vir ginia Miles wasthe guest speaker for the Missi on-ary Circle Sunday at the MaryAME Zion Church. M rs. Mil tonAlleyne was the guest soloist. Mrs.E. Clare is president. Refreshmentswere served by Mrs. E. Swintonand Mrs. Hettie Hudson. The Rev.Elliott Travalee , pastor of thechurch , was the guest speaker overstation WALK Sunday morningwith his daughter at the piano ,and as soloist .

At the Ebenezer Sabbath DayChurch, services are as follows:Sabbath school is held at ] I a. m.followed by divine worship at 1p. m. Young people 's meeting isheld at 4 p. m. Saturday. Prayermeeting is held at 8 p. in. Wed-nesday. Sunday activities are ,Sunday 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 AME Zion Churchservices- are as follows: Sunday-school is held at 10 a. m. followedby divine worshi p at 12 noon.Young people 's meeting is held at15 p. m. with Brother Nathan John-ston in charge. Prayer meeting isheld at 8 p. m. Thursday.

At the Church of God in Christ ,services are as follows: Sundayschool is held at li a. in. followedby divine worship at 12:45 p. m.and 8 p. m. Sunday.

The Communit y Bap tist Churchservices arc as follows: Sundayschool is held at 10 a. m. followedby divine worship at 12 noon.Choir rehearsal is he ld at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

At St. Michael and All AngelEpiscopal Church Sunday there isa Family Eucharist and Sundayschool at 8:45 a. m. On second

Mondays , the church women 's as-sociation meeting is held at 7 p. m.

The Gordon Heig hts SeventhDay Adventist Church services areas follows : Sabbath school is heldat *J:4I> a. m. Home Mission at10:45 a. m.; divine worshi p is heldat 11:45 a. m. Young p-.-op Ie 'smeeting is held at 4 p. m. Lig ht-bearers Club is held at 5 p. m. andVesper services at fv.t'.O p. m. Sun-day activities are: Pathf indersClub , at 'i p. m. Evangelist ic ser-vices are held at 8 p. m. and Pray-er meeting, at 8 p. m. Wednesday.

Mount Oliver Bap tist Churchservices are as follows: Sundayschool is held at 10 a. m. followedby divine worship at 12 noon and8' p. m. Prayer meeting is heldat S p. ni. Friday.

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Catholic CharityBudget Is SetAt $651,284

A gross budget of .$/».. 1,28-1 willbe expended for health and wel-fare services in Nassau and Suf-folk Countys by Catholic Charities .Diocese of Rockville Centre , dur-ing the year ending June .'W,l'.iUl , according to an announce-ment made by the Rt. Rev. Msgr.Charles K. Kermingham , execu-tive director. Largest of the p lan-ned expenditures is .$251,270 forthe four family service offices lo-cated in Lynbrook , Mineola , BayShore nnd Riverhead.

St. Anthony 's Guidance Clinicin Williston Park and the CatholicCharities Mental Health Center inBav Shore plan expenditures to-talling $14:1.513. The CatholicYouth Organization has been al-loted $75,805.

Child care services will cost$29 ,404. The health and hospitals,division and geriatrics programwill receive $28,200. The budgetcalls for $30,225 for the ClearyOral School for Deaf Children inLake Ronkonkoma. Other blindand deaf services have been al-loted $22 ,0115. The new St. Eliza-beth's Residence for the Aging inWest Islip has been given an in-itial appropriation of $13,270.

Direct income , such as fees ,state reimbursments and incomefrom CYO activities will accountfor an estimated $87,225 of theyear 's income. Catholic charitiesshare of the 1900 Long IslandFund Drive is expected to be ap-proximatley $32,000.

The net income from the I960bishop 's dinner at the GardenCity Hotel and the annual Cath-olic Charities ' appeal conduct edlast May amounted to $4118,942.It is hoped that the balance of$33,087 will be realized during thefiscal year by gifts from founda-tions , individuals a n d businessfirms.

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Bayport-Blue Pt.School News

BLUE POINT E L E M E N T A R YMrs. Alice Larrabee 's sixth grade

presented a play at the Fridayafternoon assembly at 1 o'clock inthe school audi tor ium - The themewas "Litterlmgs." The Jitterbugswere played by Marguerite Hanra-han. Chery l Scileppi , Steven Les-sey, Larry Taylor] James Garhart ,and Amy Peck and the clean-up-pers w-ere Jean Considine , TerryHuber, Margaret Vernon , ThomasSchaub , Michael Travers and BeUyJane Foy. The play was followedby a talk by Mr. Hawkins , prin-cipal , along the lines of keepingthe school grounds and communityclean.

Mrs. Sarah Howard's secondgrade gave a Thanksgiving playat an assembly program Novem-ber 22. All the children weredressed in Pilgrim costumes. Mr.Hawkins took motion pictures ofthe event which, with other pic-tures taken previously, will beshown at a future PTA meeting.

DIVIDENDS — The board ofdirectors of Long Island LightingCompany has declared regularquarterly dividends of $1.25 ashare on the Series B, 5 per centpreferred stock; $1.0025 a shareon the Series D, 4.25 per centpreferred stock; $1.0875 a shareon both the Series E , and F , 4.35per cent preferred stock; and $' .-28125 a share on the Series II.5Vs per cent preferred stock.

The dividends on all five issuesare payable January 1, 1901 toshareholders of record at the closeof business on December 12, 1960.

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Geori!- & Rudolph Cuinbuni d . b a Cam-boni Hi- i>thLT.s, Shirley .

Assumed Business NamesWill iam A Herman il . b a Cruss Road

Res t au ran t , Rocky Voirjt.Oscar V-Kol d b , a Oscar 's Di-licaU-s-

sen . PatehoKue.Kllen Grossman el b a Coram Mfi: Co,

Coram.Same d/ lv a Dannole Mf ir Co. 1'atcl i-

oKae.Mary Capu to .I li a Papa Chi.-k - r\/.-

'.;oria. Patch.i^ue.Lionel S i lversman d, b /a I. & S Lum-

ber Co , Paichogue.

Certificates of IncorporationCKNTRAI. STATKS P A C K I N G CO.

INC.. Centereach : JHH shares w i t h o u t parva lue ; directors u n t i l the li st a n n u a lmee t ing are Sevmour Schneider rnan , Rich-ard S Heymim & Mae NemcrotT all ofNow York City.

HOUTK 112 REALTY CORP., Medford :-lt(i shares w i t h o u t par v a l u e : directorsu n t i l the first annua l meeting are K.dvarG Guidone , Ph i l ip A G:c.- ,> ,t ShirleyLevine a i l of New Vra It City.

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