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age on or before December 1, 1953, and submit proof of age in the form of a birth or baptismal cer- tificate at the time of registration. In order to assist in planning class sizes , transportation require- ments, etc.. it would be apprec- iated If all entrants register on the above mentioned dates. Thomas J. Lahey, Principal. Surprise Party On Birthday Lawrence Oswald was pleasantly surprised at a birthday party last Saturday evening, at the home of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Win- F. Oswald of Lawrence Street! The living room was decorated with many streamers in two shades of blue nnd the table held a large ice cream cake. A buffe t supper was served to the twenty guests present. During the evening, his sister Bernice , a talented little dancer en- tertained with several numbers and l- .Is father , showed home movies , which he had taken. He was the recipient of many birthday gifts and was also pre- sented with >a lovely clock as an engagement gift from two friends , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brett of Hunt- ington Station , who were also pres- ent. . The engagement of Mr. Oswald and Miss Jane Biele of the Boule- vard was recently announced. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEWS The next meeting of the New Idea Club will be held at the home of. Mrs. Harold Suydatn on Arbutus Avenue on Wednesday evening, May «. The Bible Study Class will meet r.t 2 P.M. at the. Church on May 7. The Church Guild la grateful to all who attended their supper held at the Fire Hall last Thura. eve- ning and to all who participated In any way to help make It such a great success. Novel P.T.A. Fashion Show A unique fashion show Is being planned for the regular meeting of the P.T.A. which will be held on May 5, at 8:15 P.M. In the school auditorium. Fashions will be mod- eled by both men and women P.T.A. members. Musical selec- tions will be rendered by Frank Dennett and Miss Joan Albert. This promises to be an enter- taining culmination to the scries of excellent programs enjoyed by tlie members this . yenr, under the chairmanship of Mrs . J. C. Bern- stein. Her program committee In- cluded Charles Klssam , Miss Hyla Lockerby, Mrs. Mary Krusa , Mrs . Thomas Howe and Lester Quarry. Spring hotiseelentiliig time is here again , so remember the P.T.A. rummage sale , which Is be- ing planned for tho near future. Odds and ends of things which are oi no use to one person mny be ol much use to someone else. Please contact Mrs. A.K. Jakob- sen , Greenlawn Road , HUntlngton 4-335S. GIRL 8C0UT NEWS Intermediate Girl Scout Troop No . sR enjoyed tho hospitality of Troop No, 9.1 at Roosevelt school with thulr leader , Miss Hannah Volght , last week. Troop No. U5 enter- tained the local troop with a piny, which they had prepared. This WIIH followed by delicious refresh- ments served by the girls In the Roosevelt school cafeteria. Troop No. M also visited the New York Stale Agricultural In- Htllute on Tuesday. Mr. Rlckmeycr , Supervisor of the greenhouses , no- ted ns n guide In the glilKj iuiil also demonstrated in them , ho'vllto root i. rutting. Each girl rooted her own cutting. BOY SCOUT NEWS The regular weekly meeting of Troop No. 112 was held on April 23 In the Oreonlnivn school gymnas- ium. After nponliiK Ihe ceremonies we were more liitoinied about tho coining cnliipiit'i 'e . which will bo held mi lli c Hire Fsl.ile In Hunt- liiKlon. lleloiv wi- wen. dlsinlsncd we played a dime of "Johnny Itlile Ih«. Pony " which everyone) en- Joyed, Tom Uhey, Jr. Scribe. td& Spring Harbo r Mrs. Dorothy Adams and friend el I.ynbrok, were guests of Mlsn Uuira Glldcrslccvi- on Saturday. Cpl. William lleani-y of the P.S- Army, son of Mr. und Mrs . James Heaney of Main Street , was home for the weekend. Dill, as he in familiarly known, ban b«-cn in Ger- many tor over two years , and Mm. Heaney. Ids mother, was able to be nt Ihe pier In New York when lit- arrived on Thursday of last week. Much to the surprise of both of them, she was able lo see him as he disembarked. He will soon receive his discharge , and will be back home with his parents. Tlie two little daughters of Mr. end .Mrs. John Gardiner of Turkey Lane, are confined to their home with Illness . Mr. and Mrs . Allen Kocnlg of Main Street , were visitors at his I ' ' I Announcipcg The 1 I Opening of a New Shop jl jr FOR LINGERIE, SPORTSWEAR ST' H AND ACCESSORIES. • m | I FRIDAY , MAY 1st 1953 § I • ' \ , '" ¦ . ¦ ' " ' j FEATURING WELL KN OWN BRAND NAME [ LINGERIE SEPARATES , Hi/ " litn-bunit " Hj/ "h' orct of California " "Avtnnh" " Nelly D<: Grab" "h' liirkernick" "Majestic " 1 SWIM SUITS SWEATERS ' 1 /) ' , (/ " Gmtler " By "Premier " ¦ (Bsditf W/zcf iJt&Moil i • Thilil Ilrcrii/ti, nn Executive Member of Hie Ihtrh izon Carp , nf N. Y. ' : ' — — , I Wo invito you to como in and got acquainted. A prott y muvonir will bo I given fo all cuttomort Friday and Saturday. t I 384. Now York Avo. Huntington , N. Y. HU 4-7949 ' ¦ I WE EXTEND OUII HEARTY THANKS OF APPRECIA TION TO THE FOLLOWING' " STORE FIXTURES by Slvukoff and Minor . Now York, N. V —flroiin vrirvwi' i,„ T - ' „ ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' I ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR and UHUTINU FIX' UJtl il hy c ° . ter Corn!nb n-i<f -on "'?, 0n 1 t I ,,t Y" ,IKm Company, HimlhiHlmi- - Yorli qormmiUon — FLOOR UOVJiMIN U by -Huntingt on Office F n-nftii™ f£« ...^ ^, °» . Jltttillli Ktoil — Alll CONDITIONIOU by I by Axol\ Miuliion , Fori Salongn, ' \ fc ""' u """° ''"'nltiiro 'toniiuwy, Hunt nRto,b-PAINTING mid, DBCpnATINO i L _. -L 1. ... • ' ¦¦ ' ¦!¦ ' v T. - ' * \ ' i M>>^ J»^l>«l»»sJ^J^lWw)l> ^>^^> ^|» ^^ << p>^, »^ JS<>> ys^^,^^^^ ^^^ \ I , I . . . I . . ¦ l 'I pa rent* ' home for the week end. Miss Leila Nichols spent last Thursday evening at John Jancos- kle ' s home In Hkksvllle. She and Jr.hn arc featured players in the Ai cordlan Festival of Nassau County which will be held Sat- t-t day cvenlnp. May 16. at the George Washington School In Hempstead. The proceeds will benefit work on muscular dlstrop- l>> , and tickets are available through Mrs. H. Nichols , of Main Street. Johnny Gates Jr. Is home with thicken pox, and will be deprived ol the Junior dunce party tomor- row evening. The Junior Dance Club of the East Side School, Is having Its final dunce party Friday evening al the home of Mrs. Colin MacLen- nan of West Hills. It will be un- der the guidance of Ted and Gloria Jiangnnl who have been the teach- ers of the group. Ted ZanRani has been on the Arthur Murray TV show Sunday i.Ights for Ihe last several weeks. The Methodist Women of the Cold Spring church , are grateful to everyone for the good response to their recent' cake sale. William Dam of Brooklyn enjoy- ed the weekend with his sister Mrs. J. Busceml of Main Street Stella Jacobi Plans Cold Spring Hike The sculptress Stella D. Jacobi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Jacobi of Cold Spring Harbor , who 'bicycled throughout Norway, Swe- den , Denmark and West Germany, has just finished a leadership course at the American Youth Hostel Association. She will con- duct , ah eajiy hike through the Cold Spring Harbor section on Saturday, June 33. Meeting Place Cold Spring Harbor Railroad Sta- tion, at 10:05 a.m. Goals are the New York State Fish Hatchery nnd the Whaling Museum. Sug- gestions on further points of inter est will be appreciated. A picnic lunch In her garden will conclude the meeting. Miss Jacobi plans to charter a Suffolk-Nassau group of the American Youth Hostel Assoc- iation. Yonr rhll«li-c n * M growlng-up years ... OSSISIS& ' 'Tv > iit ' ' < "^"t"$tgS ' H#M3^S\U^SSSWSL ^kWWWWmksWW*- * f a *'!! 0 *' tlr f in portraits tA phone call will arrange 1 your appointment. • Donald C. 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I Your community theatre , THE TOWNSHIP THEATRE GROUP, Inc. is 'j holding tryouts for , j- i ' Colo Porter ' s musical comod y i "ANYTHING GOES" !i for production in Auqusr, - ' i i J Wanted: SINGERS , DANCERS, ACTORS (male and female) i i Call Charlie Weintraub , Director—Hunt. 4-3326-R after 6 p. m. i i - i J . * * * * * ! j See — "THE LAND OF THE DRAGON" - our noit production I ! (fl play for children, acted by aclulti) ] t Village Green School ¦*'''• Wi«lino« <ind live., Muy 9ili A ,.jj. - • ..„ Friday Evening May 15th Auditorium Sat. J&a HnM a>d Ev... May I4th \ ' ¦ ¦¦] Park Ave., Huntington \ TiekcW I.00 ptuk tax \ " " ' ¦ ' \ * fV^pV/^ 'V' 1 't,V' tf'f:i;\-v^ 1 '^l t "\<" .. '.'y"A-V". "-;!i'. > .Vli> >, ">" ¦ "" , ". ' ¦ ' "': - ¦ -;'. v y. -j - .'-,:- .: ' [! '" , ' j._'I; " _ , ; ¦ ¦ - ¦ >• " ', ' . • „ ' , A ;'' • " "" ¦ , -;.i: ¦ , "::; ."' :. ' '- .-r'"- ' •"' -"" On Jericho Turn pike Do t. Huntington _. 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IIKWWUIII — ¦nun n n \J_yQ y£}ecMu<»6i STARTS WEDNESDAY , MAY 6 I^^^^ K^p ^Ti^^^^^^^pBiliwSS^ ^^^^^ ^ AL60—BANDITS OF CORSICA Sr@©nSaw§i By Mildred Clayton Greenlaw nei-s:— Come on out uu! help . -uippon your local Lions Club. The men arc sponsoring a community ham supper at the Fire House on Wednesday, May 6 from ii to 7:30 p.m. Bring the whole fam- ily. Servings are $1.50 for adults. I'nd J1.0O fur c hildren. The en- tile proceeds will be used for com- niuniiy services. 'Die Women ' s Auxiliary of the American Legion would like to re- mind the people of the community lo leave old magazines , old silk stockings , leather handbags , felt lijits , costume Jewelry and greeting (aids at the Post any 2nd or 4th Wednesday evening in the month after 7:30 p.m . .Mrs. Gra ce Zack of Wells Rood Is recuperating from a recent , op- eratlon at tlie Huntington Hospital. She Is now at tlie home of Mrs. G. (iawronskl of Goodwood Farm , Norilipori. Mr. and M rs. Stephen Cameron nnil dauKhter Linda , of Richmond Hill . wore Saturday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gardiner of Fur- man Avenue. Mrs. Hen Bene and daughter , Nancy, of Shady Lane , accompan- ied by Mrs. Berle ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Maury of Northport enjoyed a visit to the Circus at Madison Square Garden Saturday. Mr. and Mrs . Henry Gates of Broadway .enjoyed the week-end as the guests of Mr. Gates ' sister and t'lother-iii-Iaw , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rogers at dupe Nedick , Me. Little Matthew Scott of the Boulevard lias been on the nick list for several days. The Hearts Club met this week at the home of Mrs. Arthur Eng- gren of the Boulevard . The Round-Aboiits will be enter- tained at the home of Mrs. Thom- as Lahey of Fenwlck Street , on Monday evening. The next meeting of the Wom- en ' s Auxiliary of the American Legion will be held next Wednes- day evening, nt the Post, A number of local residents at- tended the dinner held ot Geide ' s Inn on Wednesday evening In hon- or of tlie 10th anniversary of Father Altman of St. Philip Neri Church of Northport. Among those who attended from Greenlawn w ere Mr. and Mrs. John Scyffert , Mr. and M rs. Harold Brush , Mr. uml Mrs. Eugene- Connelly, Mr. rind .Mrs. Richard Hulsklng, Dr. and Mrs. E. Grnce ,. Ml- . and Mrs. Schlagenlioper, Mr. and iMrs . George O'Mnlley, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sinn Allen and Mrs. Mary Glynn. A meeting wns held this week nl American Legion Post No. 1214 , for the purpose of . planning the Mny 3i»h Memorial Day parade und services. The parade will as- semble on Sanders Street , south of Broadway and proceed to the Memorial monument located nt the Station Plaza , w hole Memorial services will be held. The parade will leave the point ut assembly at 10 A.M. sharp. Greenlawn School Kindergarten Reg istration Kindergarten registration for children entering the Greenlawn Public School in September , 1953, will be held on Monday, Tuesday und ThutHilny, Mny I , 5, and 7 , from !):flt) A.M. to 3:00 P.M. A child to enter kindergarten In September must be five years of ^,, .„. .. ., l ., ... . | . . . , . , , . ,, . , . . | l ^.4. . ». . | . ->,-» ' » ' .. *U'U- .. 'l .*M'«-M'i,... ' . , . , , . , i , . ARTHLIR S. KOCH BUILDING CONTRACTOR " 15 Hillcrest St. (Former Address 88 Woodbury Rd.) S HUntlngton 4-0760 COMMERCIAL — CONSTRUCTION — RESIDENTIAL —~^«~»*^jw «r<is?«! 3i«^^ f^j. iXi!a.i& KSJM ^ A ^^ >"./. -tUSSfil ' "^ I ll' l 11 -h^Ktil/f* @ HUNTINGTON ^ f! I IWMM[ T V ^ © BAY SHORE ! j / • « / V ¦ . Q GLEN COVE i CITY BENT with a Country Air 10.98 ks New with a charmingly quaint flavor ... * our citified calico. A flattering hug-of-a- > neckline complements the shirred yoke •» back. In color sparked green , yellow , j red. , Sizes 7 to 15. i The Melville Republioan Club will install newly elected officers at a dinner dance to be given at the Elks Club on Tuesday, June 2. John E. Hauser has been elected president; York Iguchi , vice-presi- dent; James Edwards , treasurer and Charles Martin, secretary . Melville G.O.P. Dinner - Dance June 2
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age on or before December 1, 1953,and submit proof of age in theform of a birth or baptismal cer-tificate at the time of registration.
In order to assist in planningclass sizes, transportation require-ments, etc.. it would be apprec-iated If all entrants register onthe above mentioned dates.
Thomas J. Lahey, Principal.
Surprise PartyOn Birthday
Lawrence Oswald was pleasantlysurprised at a birthday party lastSaturday evening, at the home ofhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win- F.Oswald of Lawrence Street!
The living room was decoratedwith many streamers in twoshades of blue nnd the table helda large ice cream cake. A buffe tsupper was served to the twentyguests present.
During the evening, his sisterBernice, a talented little dancer en-tertained with several numbers andl-.Is father, showed home movies,which he had taken.
He was the recipient of manybirthday gifts and was also pre-sented with >a lovely clock as anengagement gift from two friends ,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brett of Hunt-ington Station , who were also pres-ent.. The engagement of Mr. Oswaldand Miss Jane Biele of the Boule-vard was recently announced.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHNEWS
The next meeting of the NewIdea Club will be held at the homeof. Mrs. Harold Suydatn on ArbutusAvenue on Wednesday evening,May «.
The Bible Study Class will meetr.t 2 P.M. at the. Church on May7.
The Church Guild la grateful toall who attended their supper heldat the Fire Hall last Thura. eve-ning and to all who participatedIn any way to help make It such agreat success.
Novel P.T.A.Fashion Show
A unique fashion show Is beingplanned for the regular meeting ofthe P.T.A. which will be held onMay 5, at 8:15 P.M. In the schoolauditorium. Fashions will be mod-eled by both men and womenP.T.A. members. Musical selec-tions will be rendered by FrankDennett and Miss Joan Albert.
This promises to be an enter-taining culmination to the scries ofexcellent programs enjoyed by tliemembers this . yenr, under thechairmanship of Mrs. J. C. Bern-stein. Her program committee In-cluded Charles Klssam , Miss HylaLockerby, Mrs. Mary Krusa , Mrs .Thomas Howe and Lester Quarry.
Spring hotiseelentiliig time ishere again , so remember theP.T.A. rummage sale, which Is be-ing planned for tho near future.Odds and ends of things which areoi no use to one person mny beol much use to someone else.Please contact Mrs. A.K. Jakob-sen , Greenlawn Road , HUntlngton4-335S.
G I R L 8C0UT NEWSIntermediate Girl Scout Troop No .
sR enjoyed tho hospitality of TroopNo, 9.1 at Roosevelt school withthulr leader , Miss Hannah Volght ,last week. Troop No. U5 enter-tained the local troop with a piny,which they had prepared. ThisWIIH followed by delicious refresh-ments served by the girls In theRoosevelt school cafeteria.
Troop No. M also visited theNew York Stale Agricultural In-Htl lute on Tuesday. Mr. Rlckmeycr ,Supervisor of the greenhouses , no-ted ns n guide In the glilKj iuiil alsodemonstrated in them , ho'vllto rooti. ru t t ing . Each girl rooted herown cut t ing.
BOY SCOUT NEW SThe regular weekly meeting of
Troop No. 112 was held on April 23In the Oreonlnivn school gymnas-ium. A f t e r nponlii K Ihe ceremonieswe were more liitoinie d about thocoining cnliipiit'i 'e . whic h will boheld mi lli c Hire Fsl.ile In Hunt -l i i K lon. lleloiv wi- wen. dlsinlsncdwe played a dime of "JohnnyItli le Ih«. Pony " which everyone) en-Joyed,
Tom Uhey, Jr. Scribe.
td& Spring HarborMrs. Dorothy Adams and friend
el I.ynbrok, were guests of MlsnUuira Glldcrslccvi- on Saturday.
Cpl. Will iam lleani-y of the P.S-Army , son of Mr. und Mrs . JamesHeaney of Main Street , was homefor the weekend. Dill , as he infami l ia r ly known, ban b«-cn in Ger-many tor over two years , and Mm.Heaney. Ids mother, was able tobe nt Ihe pier In New York whenlit- arrived on Thursday of lastweek. Much to the surprise ofboth of them, she was able lo seehim as he disembarked. He willsoon receive his discharge, and willbe back home with his parents.
Tlie two l i t t le daughters of Mr.end .Mrs. John Gardiner of TurkeyLane, are confined to their homewith Illness.
Mr. and Mrs . Allen Kocnlg ofMain Street , were visitors at his
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Thilil Ilrcrii/ti, nn Executive Member of Hie Ihtrh izon Carp , nf N. Y.
' : ' — — , IWo invito you to como in and got acquainted. A prott y muvonir will bo Igiven fo all cuttomort Friday and Saturday. t I
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WE EXTEND OUII HEARTY THANKS OF APPRECIA TION TO THE FOLLOWI NG ' "STORE FIXTURES by Slvukoff and Minor . Now York, N. V —flroiin vrirvwi' i,„ T - ' „ ' ' ' ¦¦' ' IELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR and UHUTINU FIX' UJtl il hy c° . ter Corn!nb n-i<f -on"'?, 0n1tI,,tY",IKm Company, HimlhiHl mi- -
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parent*' home for the week end.Miss Leila Nichols spent last
Thursday evening at John Jancos-kle 's home In Hkksvllle. She andJr .hn arc featured players in theAi cordlan Festival of NassauCounty which wil l be held Sat-t-t day cvenlnp. May 16. at theGeorge Washington School InHempstead. The proceeds willbenefit work on muscular dlstrop-l>> , and t i cke t s are availablethrough Mrs. H. Nichols , of MainStreet.
Johnny Gates Jr. Is home withthicken pox, and will be deprivedol the Junior dunce party tomor-row evening.
The Junior Dance Club of theEast Side School, Is having Itsfinal dunce party Friday eveningal the home of Mrs. Colin MacLen-nan of West Hills. It will be un-der the guidance of Ted and GloriaJiangnnl who have been the teach-ers of the group.
Ted ZanRani has been on theArthur Murray TV show Sundayi .Ights for Ihe last several weeks.
The Methodist Women of theCold Spring church , are grateful toeveryone for the good response totheir recent' cake sale.
William Dam of Brooklyn enjoy-ed the weekend with his sisterMrs. J. Busceml of Main Street
Stella Jacobi PlansCold Spring Hike
The sculptress Stella D. Jacobi,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RudolfJacobi of Cold Spring Harbor , who
'bicycled throughout Norway, Swe-den, Denmark and West Germany,has just finished a leadershipcourse at the American YouthHostel Association. She will con-duct , ah eajiy hike through theCold Spring Harbor section onSaturday, June 33. Meeting PlaceCold Spring Harbor Railroad Sta-tion, at 10:05 a.m. Goals are theNew York State Fish Hatcherynnd the Whaling Museum. Sug-gestions on further points of interest will be appreciated. A picniclunch In her garden will concludethe meeting. Miss Jacobi plans tocharter a Suffolk-Nassau group ofthe American Youth Hostel Assoc-iation.
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Sr@©nSaw§iBy Mildred Clayton
Greenlaw nei-s:— Come on outuu! help .-uippon your local Lions
Club. The men arc sponsoring acommunity ham supper at the FireHouse on Wednesday, May 6 fromii to 7:30 p.m. Bring the whole fam-ily. Servings are $1.50 for adults.I'nd J1.0O fur c hildren. The en-t i le proceeds will be used for com-niuni iy services.
'Die Women 's Auxiliary of theAmerican Legion would like to re-mind the people of the communitylo leave old magazines , old silkstockings , leather handbags , feltlij its , costume Jewelry and greeting(a ids at the Post any 2nd or 4thWednesday evening in the monthafter 7:30 p.m.
.Mrs. Gra ce Zack of Wells RoodIs recuperating from a recent ,op-eratlon at tlie Huntington Hospital.She Is now at tlie home of Mrs. G.(iawronskl of Goodwood Farm,Norilipori.
Mr. and M rs. Stephen Cameronnnil dauKhter Linda , of RichmondHill .wore Saturday, guests of Mr.and Mrs. Percy Gardiner of Fur-man Avenue.
Mrs. Hen Bene and daughter,Nancy, of Shady Lane, accompan-ied by Mrs. Berle 's brother andsister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. BernardMaury of Northport enjoyed avisit to the Circus at MadisonSquare Garden Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs . Henry Gates ofBroadway .enjoyed the week-end asthe guests of Mr. Gates' sister andt ' lother-iii-Iaw , Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Rogers at dupe Nedick , Me.
Little Matthew Scott of theBoulevard lias been on the nicklist for several days.
The Hearts Club met this weekat the home of Mrs. Arthur Eng-gren of the Boulevard .
The Round-Aboiits will be enter-tained at the home of Mrs. Thom-as Lahey of Fenwlck Street , onMonday evening.
The next meeting of the Wom-en 's Auxiliary of the AmericanLegion will be held next Wednes-day evening, nt the Post,
A number of local residents at-tended the dinner held ot Geide'sInn on Wednesday evening In hon-or of tlie 10th anniversary ofFather Altman of St. Philip NeriChurch of Northport. Among thosewho attended from Greenlawnw ere Mr. and Mrs. John Scyffert ,Mr. and M rs. Harold Brush , Mr.uml Mrs. Eugene- Connelly, Mr. rind.Mrs. Richard Hulsklng, Dr. andMrs. E. Grnce ,. Ml-. andMrs. Schlagenlioper, Mr. and iMrs .George O'Mnlley, Mr. nnd Mrs.Sinn Allen and Mrs. Mary Glynn.
A meeting wns held this weeknl American Legion Post No. 1214 ,for the purpose of . planning theMny 3i»h Memorial Day paradeund services. The parade will as-semble on Sanders Street , southof Broadway and proceed to theMemorial monument located nt theStation Plaza , w hole Memorialservices will be held.
The parade will leave the pointut assembly at 10 A.M. sharp.
Greenlawn SchoolKindergarten Registration
Kindergarten registration forchildren entering the GreenlawnPublic School in September, 1953,wi l l be held on Monday, Tuesdayund ThutHilny, Mny I , 5, and 7,from !) :flt) A.M. to 3:00 P.M.
A child to enter kindergarten InSeptember must be f ive years of
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The Melville Republioan Clubwill install newly elected officers ata dinner dance to be given at theElks Club on Tuesday, June 2.
John E. Hauser has been electedpresident; York Iguchi , vice-presi-dent; James Edwards , treasurerand Charles Martin , secretary.
Melville G.O.P.Dinner - Dance June 2
