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TOW N TALK . . . .NEWS AROUNDTHE COMMUNITY OF SAYV I LLE ay M/VKlUN L. HO AG and 1 Mademoiselle 's Beauty Salon 63 Main Street , is now air condition- ed for your comfort , and is open every day. 42tf Mrs. Fred Judd , of Oakland , Calif., arrived by plane on Satur- day to spend two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher , of Swayze Street. When your cars needs emergency j repairs , brake service or wheels balanced , stop in at McCarthy and Nelson ' s Sinclair Service Station at Main Street and Greene Avenue, Phone Sayville 1783, 79tf Mr. and Mrs. W. Arthur Gneiser and their son , W. Arthur Jr., of Detroit, Mich., will leave on Sun- day after spending a week with Mr. Gneiser ' s sister , Miss Valerie Gneiser , of Candee Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William Weinberg, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thuma and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Panuska were the guests over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Grady, at their summer cottage at Fire Island Pines. The engagement of Miss Georgia Vedder and William Thieben , son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Thieben , of Lincoln Avenue, Sayville , was . announced this week by her par- ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Vedder , of Patchogue . The prospective bride is a graduate of Patchogue High School and was salutatorian of her class. Mr. Thieben is a sen- ior at Hofstra College , Hempstead , where he is captain of the basket- ball team. The guests at the Delavan , this week are Miss Anita Epstein , Mrs. Paul Scherbarty, Mrs. John Schel- singer , Miss Frances Lennon , Mrs. i. Lennon , Mrs. John Schwegler , Mrs. John Consalus, Miss Ann Sul- livan , and Mrs. Albert Terrel , of Brooklyn, Miss Dorothy Lawrence , Mrs . Lawrence , Mrs. A. F. Fowler , Miss Connie Staropoli , Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkinson , Mr. and Mrs. Melchior Lengyel , and Mr. Mrs. Kreppela . of New York , Dr. and Mrs. Ludwig Gross and Mr. and Mrs. A . Fisher , of the Bronx , Mrs. Hugh O'Reilly and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Schaff , of Jackson Heights , and Mrs. Thomas Nelson, of Clearwater , Fla. Beers now have ice cream tarts. Half gallons in bulk are $1.25. 17tf Court St. Rita , CD.A., held a card party on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. George Osik.i , on Johnson Avenue. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Osika , Mrs Daniel Radice , Mrs. Eugene Patin , Mrs. Joseph 'Jhorciwk , and Mrs. Edward Jensen. Those at- tending were Mrs. Fred Plate , Mrs. Ronald Kagno , Mrs. Joseph Can- dreva , Mrs. James Herbert , Mrs. Frank Hake , Mrs. Charles Mc- Carthy, Mrs. Joseph Wixted , Mrs. Walter Briggs , Mrs. Grant Kei- sey, Mrs. Thomas Gaf' ney. Mrs. Robert Dvorak , Mrs. Gilbert Walsh , Mrs. Adolph Bla/ek. Mrs. Lawrence Herlihy, Mrs. Edward Treschl , Mrs. Frank Hartwell , Mrs. Russell Chandler , Mrs. Wil- liam McElhinney, Mrs. William Mahan . Mrs. John Martin , Mrs. Rose Hines , Mrs. Robert Flanagan , Mrs. Jerry Vasak , Mr.;. William Taylor , Mrs. Vincent Figarolta , Mrs. Frank Hahnenfekl , Mrs. Rudolph Kucera , Mrs. Joseph Romeo , Mrs. Emil Polak , M,\s. Stephen Hauser , Mrs. Albert Hauser , Mrs. Madeline Steuber , Mrs. Justin Davis , Mrs . S. M. Czerw and Mrs. Alice Marshall , Mrs. Arthur Risley, Mrs. Joseph Boag, and Mrs . John Morgan , Mrs. George Mortensen and Mrs. {Cath- erine Haran. If you need a Tuxedo for any occasion , the Sayville Sport Shop has the finest formal wear for hire. ltf : ELEN MORTENSEN Mrs. Walter Briggs and her son John , spent Tuesday at Southamp- ton. Mrs. B. J. O'Reilly, of Niagara Falls , was the guest last week of her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bryan , of Edwards Street. The South Suffolk County Chap- ter , American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday evening, «at 8:30, at St. Ann ' s Par- ish House , in Sayville. Mrs. Joseph Privlnzini of Carrie Street is the winner of the hand- some boat , equipped with outboard motor and trailer , which was awarded Saturday night at a dance sponsored by the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Suffolk Coun- ty and held in the Lakeview Inn. Lake Ronkonkoma. This is the time of year to check over your insurance—for fire , auto, marine , liability Insurance see Charles P. Dickerson , 31 Main St. Sayville 4-0 164. 75tf Mrs. Charles Webber , of Gar- field Avenue , entertained on Sun- day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Hoyt Ford , of Van Nuys , Calif., formerly of Sayville , who with her children , Lynn and Douglas , is spending six weeks with her par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fajans , of Amityville. The Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm V. White and family, of Kinsey, Kans. , left yesterday after spending two days visiting Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Meyers , of Willet Avenue. Mrs. Cordelia Johnson and her daughter , Karen , of Kensington , Conn., andt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Riis and their son , Bobby, of Mineola , were their guests yesterday. Keife Powell , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powell , of Colton Avenue , entertained his young friends at an outdoor party on Saturday afternoon , in celebration of his seventh birthday. His guests were Waring and Lisa Mahoney, Lance Moore , Gilbert Walsh , Jane Quinto , John McCarthy, "Win " Gatsis, and his brothers and sisters , Nancy, Holly, Robert , and Mark Powell. For first class Tailoring, suits to order , call Ben the Tailor , John- son. Avenue Sayville 4-0813. 14tf Through the J. P. Dickerson agency P. F. Champlin , of Brook- haven , has rented the bungalow of Robert Nelson , on Johnson Avenue , James Lindsey, of Babylon, has rented the Celander bungalow , on River .Stree t , D. Rolowies , of As- toria , has rented the Tramposch house , on Colton Avenue , for the summer, and R. D. Abernathy, of Sayville , has purchased a building lot on Maple Street, from T. F. Kiely. The Mother ' s Circle of the Meth- odist Church held its annual pic- nic at . Lake Ronkonkoma last Thursday. Those attending were Mrs . George Oster and her chil- dren , Gayle and George , Mrs. Roy Olson and her children , Dean, Craig, Paul and Jill , Mrs. William Watt , and Billy and Janet, Mrs . Louis Stang Jr., and David , Mark and Steven , Mrs. Walter Tucker , and Kenneth and Virginia, Mrs. Russell Grantner and Russell and Steven, Mrs. Gerald Strickland, and Larry and Janet , Mrs. Charles Bra- don , and Richard and Phillip, Mrs. Austin Diebel , and Richard and Al len , Mrs. Anthony Krazokowitz , and Susan and Sally, Mrs. Newton Spiess and Virginia and Elizabeth , Miss Carol Gallagher and her brother , Dick , Mrs. Lee Gaustad , Mrs. F. W. Vanderheyden , and Mrs. Hoyt Ford; and her daughter , Lynn , of Van Nuys , Calif. For fire , auto , liability or any insurance see Henry Pannenback- er , 186 Main Street , Sayville 4- 0450. 7« Eastern Star Holds Card Party Motlakhatla Chapter , O.E.S. held its annual summer card party on Wednesday afternoon , at the Shoreliam Hotel, on Foster Avenue. Mrs. Edmund Munkelwitz was chairman of the affair and was as- sisted by Mrs . Edward Schaefer , Mrs. Edgar DeMott , Mrs. Victor Zoller , Mrs. Frederick Martin , Mrs. Allan Anderson, Jr. , Mrs. Spencer Ackerly. Mrs. Harold Kahler , Mrs. Walter Cornel , Mrs. John Schmidt and Miss Belinda Edwards. Those attending were Mrs . A. M. Peterson , Mrs . William Haddock, Mrs. Charles Carpenter , Mrs. Fred Bartlett , Mrs. E. H. Poppitz , Mrs. William Miller , Mrs. George Vogt , Miss Edith Clark , Mrs. W. R. Wil- liams, Mrs. Paul Rogers , Mrs. Les- lie Collins , Mrs. Edward Malino- ski . Mrs. William Collins, Mrs. Ray Sbani , Mrs. John S. Beintema , Mrs . John Huson , Mrs. Fred J. Rudolph , Mrs. John R. Danes, Mrs. Jack Maasch , Mrs. Ernest Sunderland, Mrs. C. G. Muller , Mrs. Fred Klug. Mrs. Otto Medeck, Mrs. James Da- vis, Mrs. Victor Bracht , Mrs. James Mastromauro , Mrs. Harry Hunt , Mrs. Arthur Cervenka , Mrs. Ann Wet'/.el . Mrs. Joseph Prlvin/.ini , Mrs. Katheryn Thompson , Mrs. Ed- ward Doll and Mrs. George Hue!ti- er. Mrs. Joseph Kingsland , Mrs. An- thony Vogel, Mrs. Emil Buttgereit . Mrs. Ewald Anderson , Mrs. Richard Lane . Mrs. William James , Mrs. George Oster , Mrs. Walter Tucker , Mrs. Louis Stang. Jr., Mrs. Gerald Strickland . Mrs. George Staley, Mrs. Paul Dayton , Mrs. AVilliam Wild , Mrs. Alma Dieckman, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leach , Mrs. C. H. Huntoon , Mrs. Belle Robinson , Mrs. Grace Feldmeier , Mrs. Harry Wandmaker , Mrs. John Hausen , Mrs. Fred Michael , Mrs. John D. Ross , Mrs. August Perry, Mrs. P. R. P.'dersen , Mrs. Archie MacNeill, Mrs. Alex McLean. Mrs. James Gal- braith , Mrs. Paul Sachs , Mrs . Hugh Merrwin. Mrs. Henry Krisch , Mrs. Henry Haubold , Mrs. John Miller , Mrs. Charles Hainan and Mrs. J. L. Anabel. Mrs. Paul Linden , Mrs . . William Vogt , Mrs. Marion DeMott , Mrs. E. ,T. Beintema , Mrs. Richard Stradt- ner. Mrs. Cecil Dunwoody, Mrs. Howard Taunton, Mrs. Herbert Busch, Mrs. Robert Eberbach , Miss Ida DeStefani , Miss Catherine Me Namara , Mrs. Arthur Risley, Mrs. John Morgan , Mrs. Harold Sawyer , Mrs. Joseph Boag, Mrs. Kenneth Zegel , Mrs . Richard D. Zegel. Mrs. Harry White , Mrs. H. T. Ver- schuure. Mrs. Joseph Martin , Mrs . Harry Danes , Mrs. F. Avalone , Mrs. James Nohowec, Mrs. Jack Davtes . Mrs. George Vander Borgh , Mrs. Richard Zegel , Mrs. Edward Oc-k- ers, Mrs. A. Henry Habich. Mrs. Frank Holub , Mrs. W. M. Heinen , Mrs . Henry F. Heine , Mrs. Court- ier L. Parsons , Mrs. LeRoy Gau- stead , Mrs. Warren C. Beebe, Mrs. Harvey R. . Case, Mrs. M. J. Van Popering, Mrs. Elmer Kincaid , Mrs. Charles Rehme , Mrs. Curtis Stry- ker, Mrs . J. A. Senger, Mrs. Wil- liam Sweezey, Mrs. Marian Swee- zey , Mrs. Edmund Brown. Mrs. Adolph Flowers , Mrs. John J. Hart , Mrs . Lawrence Crane , Mrs. Joseph A. Shanley, Mrs. Garton Lewis, Mrs . John Lawther , Mrs Raymond Graunke , Mrs. Jack Se- monian , Mrs. Clarence Danes , Mrs. Leonard Groh. Mrs. Irene Caro- lin , Mrs. George Kennedy, Mrs. V. Dewey Windle , Mrs. Edward Dool- ing, Mrs. George Becker , Mrs. C. R. Daubenspeck. Mrs. Frederick Horn , Mrs . Lawrence Stoll , Mrs. Leonard Healey, Mrs. August Thuma , Mrs. Morten Nelsen , Mrs. Tillie Cohan, Mrs. Fred Adolph , Mrs. Wil- liam Koch , Mrs. G. P. Rampe , Mrs. John Lloyd , Mrs. Herbert Handy, Mrs. Aidyl Bason , Mrs. Louis Mun- kelwitz , Mrs. Henry Stoll , Mrs. Charles Polsten , Mrs. Mark Crosier. Mrs. William Weinberg, Mrs. Charles Thuma , Mrs. A. Merkt , Mrs. Joseph Panuska, Mrs. George S. Rhodes Sr., Mrs. George S. Rhodes Jr., Mrs. Walter Briggs . Mrs. Donald J. Kuss, Mrs. Edmund Reinhardt , Mrs. Robert Lawrence , Mrs. Harry Demarest, Mrs. Freder- ick Eller , Mrs. Ernest Stoll , Mrs- George Haegele, Mrs. Eric Schrad- er , Mrs. Frank Collins , Mrs. Ar- thur Udell, Mrs. Joseph Mango , Mrs. Herman Berg. Mrs. Dan Ennis, Mrs. Anthony Green. Mrs. Edmond Adams , Mrs . Herman Goldsworth , and Miss Sophie Klamfuss. One can be a big shot without being a big noise. Every woman seems to harbor a secret desire to write—checks. ' ^^^t^SJj m S^nm Ti-eCTjj y AV' ¦ * <jg Bpyb , ' V^^^^^HH^^H F? v " "fcsHa^* % ^8BH ^" I^BmmBmmmmmB myi ' f\ -A ^ JU^ TJI ^ ^ y*jy ^^^^^^^^^R£^ -.^ M * * i-^ * « &L «e- . v ¦ .ffi^ v i V* '^ Children' s Bazaar Nets Hospital $130 The annual bazaar conducted last week in the back yard of the Edward Moltl residence by chil- dren in the neighborhood of Cherry Avenue and Second Street was successful. The boys and girls col- lected $130 which they will turn over to St. Charles Hospital for Crippled Children. There were booths which attract- ed young and old manned by the small fry themselves and many prizes were offered. Winners in- cluded Mrs. Step hen Evans , Mrs. Adrianna Antos , Mrs. Anthony DelMoral , Mrs. Herbert Terry, Mrs. William Brady, Mrs. Frank Krepela and William Oilman. President Grover Cleveland first said , "the mails must go through. " In Siam, houses are constructed with odd numbers of floors and steps to insure good luck. LEGAL NOTICE CITATION—PROBATE THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO PAUL JANKOVICH , BERNARD MILLER and ALFRED MILLER the next of kin and heirs at law of CATHERINA ELIZABETH MEESE late of Deer Park , Suffolk County, New York , deceased , SEND GREETING: WHEREAS , ANNAMAE NEILS residing at Plantsville , Connecti- cut Executrix named in the will of said deceased , lately applied to our Surrogate ' s Court of the County of Suffolk to have certain instrument in writing and bearing date the 7th day of December , 1954 relating to both real and personal property, duly proved as the Last Will and Testament of the said deceased. THEREFORE , You and each of you are cited to show cause before our said Surrogate 's Court at the County Court House at Riverhead in the County of Suffolk , on Mon- day, the 25th day of July 1955, at one o' clock in the afternoon of that day why said instrument should not be admitted to probate as the Last Will and Testament of said deceased. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF , We have caused the Seal of the Surro- gate ' s Court of our said County ol Suffolk to be hereunto affixed. WITNESS , HON. EDGAR F. HAZLETON , Surrogate of our said County at Riverhead , N. Y.. this 21st day of June 1955. MERWIN S. WOODARD 'L.S.) Clerk of the Surrogate ' s Court. This citation is served upon you as required by law. You are not oblig- ee to appear in person, ir you fall to appear it will be assumed that you consent to the proceedings , un- less you file written objections thereto. You have a right to have an attorney-at-law appear for you. 38t4 By ELINOR H. HAFF , Librarian Open dally (except Sundays and Holidays) one to five p.m.; seven to nine p.m.. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Closed Saturdays during: July and August "Some of Town of Islip ' s Early History ," written and illustrated by George L. Weeks , Jr., Islip town historian , has just been published in a limited edition of 350 copies. The book has 160 pages with an attractive format and binding. Two copies are now on our shelves; one for reference , the.other for circu- lation: This book will answer in part the constant requests for ma- terial on local history as it is the first book dealing only with the history of Islip township. Mr. Weeks not. only gives excerpts from many early town meetings Jmt describes the feats of famous local personalities and genealogical data of early settlers. Jesse Merritt , Nassau County historian , says in his foreword that the origin of the word Islip is not Indian , also that Mr. Weeks has lived on the south side long enough to earn the title of " clamdigger. " . Islip was named for the birthplace , in England , of William Nicholl, the first settler. According to Mr. Weeks , Mr. Nicholl purchased the land from Winnequaheagh, Sachem of the Conetcjuot Indian tribe and called it "Islip Grange. " The genealogy of the Edwards family of Sayville is one of the first listed in Mr. Weeks ' book. He says that the old Edwards burying ground was located 50 rods south of Edwards Street. (We have child- hood memories of playing here and have often wondered if any of the stones are still in existence). Mr. Weeks devotes considerable space to the famous yachtsmen who resided in Islip town. He says that Capt. Leander Jeffrey, born in 1848, was regarded as the most prominent yachtsman of his day. Capt. Nathaniel Clock, Capt. "Hank" Haff , Capt. Urias Rhodes and Capt. Samuel Gibson were others whose noteworthy sailing abilities made them famous in na- tional and international yachting. Ships which had their " watery graves on the beach ," church his- tory , folklore , taverns , summer ho- tels, and the oyster industry are all related by Mr. Weeks. Sayville, its settlers and bits of history, is mentioned in the book many times; in fact , the closing chapter is about the history of the Sayville Hose Company. Mr. Weeks ' book shows a broad knowledge of local history and he presents it in an interesting style. ...TEL. SAY. 4-0200 or 4-0333 G. H. Hlldebrandt , of Hamburg, N. Y., arrived on Sunday to spend a week here with Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis Herring. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Lobrovich of Los Gatos , Calif. , visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Wahn , of Green e Avenue; for a week, en- route home after a four month' s trip through Europe. Mr. and Mrs. David Noonan and their children , Thomas , Mary, Ann Marie, and Michael , of Weymouth, Mass., were the guests on Monday and Tuesday of Mrs. Noonan 's par- ents ,. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaye , of Maple Street. . Judge and Mrs. Thomas Harris and their children , Julianne and Patrick, of Fairway West , returned home on Saturday after a two weeks trip to Menasha , Wish., where they visited with Mrs. Har- ris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Peterson. For discriminating women! Fash- ions of distinction-daytime, after- noon , and evening frocks and above all, the right hat designed by Mme Giurl , 178 East Main Street , Pat- chogue. 34tf Mr. and Mrs. Richard De Graff , of Sayville Boulevard, entertained at a cocktail party at their home on Saturday evening before the dance given by the Junior Southside Hos- pital Auxiliary at the . Sayville Shore Club. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. David Hartley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hindla , and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiggley. For expert watch repairing see Richard Van Hine, 77 Main Street , West Sayvilte. All work is done within our own shop. 25ti Mr. and Mrs. Frank Callahan , of Puritan Road, entertained at a cocktail party at their home on Saturday evening before the dance sponsored by the Junior Southside Hospital Auxiliary , held at the Say- ville Shore Club. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs . Charles Bryson , Mr. and Mrs; James Byrne , and Mr . and Mrs. Edward Black. Miss Caroly n Argondizza, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Georg e Argon- dizza , of Candee Avenue, returned home on Tuesday after spending a week with her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Al Argondizza , of West Orange , N. J. She was accompanied home by her uncle and aunt , and grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Argondizza , who will visit here the rest of this week. House hunting, selling or rent- ing? See Fred W. Merdes , 340 Main Street , Sayville 4-0504. tf Nora Sarich , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarich. of Collins Ave- nue , entertained a number of friends in celebration of her third birthday last Friday. Guests were Mrs. William Doan and Margaret Roach, of Bay Shore , Lorraine Mey- er , of Bayport , Mrs. James Brown and- daughter , Jane, Mario n L6- wenkron , Linda Raynor , Mrs. Otto Beetz and Nora ' s brother , Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin Jr. , Of North Cliff Avenue , enter- tained at a birthday party Sat- urday in honor of Mr. Martin ' s mother , Mrs. Joseph Martin , of Manton Street. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mielcnhausen ;v .id children, Dorothy and Joseph of Valley Stream , Mr . and Mrs. Bruce Terry and children , Mary Jane and Robin , of Patchogue, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wandmaker , and Mrs . Thomas Jenkins of Sayville. Friday classes In baUet , toe and tap are now being conducted at Sayville Odd Fellows Hall , Foster Avenue Extension , by Tessie Chan don Longfield's School of Stage Dancing. Phone Islip 3-1836. ltf The Bayport-Sayville unit of the Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held its second annual dutch treat luncheon on Wednes- day at Land's End. Edward McGlll at the Hammond organ accompan- ied Mrs. Fred Merdes and Mrs. Earl Hammond in solos. Mrs. Mer- des was the winner of a hooked rug and Mrs. Charles Rogers -won the dark horse- Guests at the lun- cheon were Mrs. W. F. Schmitz , Mrs. J. W. Young, Mrs. Joseph Schaff , Mrs. George West , Mrs. John F. White , Mrs . Lorin Price , Mrs. Arnold Hanson , Mrs. Charles Schiller , Mrs. Bryan DeVoe, Mrs. Edward Donovan , Mrs. William Leach , Mrs. William Leach Jr., Mrs. Merchant Cushing, Mrs. Rus- sell Liebinan , Mrs. George Mcln- erney, Mrs. Edward Dietz , Mrs. Marguerite De Ronde, Mrs. C. H. Litchman , Mrs . M. J. MacLeod , Mrs. Robert Swords , Mrs. Edward Whelan , Mrs. Fred Dykstra , Mrs, John H. Windels , Mrs. Otto Pook , Mrs. Mary Steuer , Mrs. Fanny Goldstein , Mrs. George Jacobs , Mrs. Edith Bishop. . Mrs. William Kennelly, Mrs. Robert Eberbach , Mrs. Clarence Rogers, Mrs. L. F. Jahn , Mrs. H, S. O'Reilly, Mrs . J. Schweagler , Mrs. William Taylor , Mrs. J. J. Wilkinson, Mrs. Albert Terrel , Mrs. Emma Ruhl , Mrs. M. Hopkins, Mrs. Earl Hammond , Mri. Charles Geddes , Mrs. William Wil- liams, Mrs . M. Smith , Mrs. C. H. Bogel , Mrs. H. Ritchie, Mrs. E. Zeu- gin , Mrs. Henry Hunt , Mrs. M. Mc Cloud , Mrs. Herbert Busch , Mrs. Burt Downer , and the Misses Kay Downer , Denise M. DeRonde , Kath- leen McNamara and Ida De Ste- fano. SAND CASTLES rise at Sayville public beach. The con- tractors are Doris and Harry Topping of Holbrook. The project was launched Monday. A 1/c Walter Sutorius returned Tuesday to Dow Air Force Base , Bangor, Me., after spending a week with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter A. Sutorius , of Fairway West. Mr. and Mrs . Henry Hogrefe and their daughter , Miss Elizabeth , of Main Street , spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peterson , of Ar- monk. Martha and 'Peggy Bason , daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Aidyl Bason , of Garfield Avenue , are spending this week with the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Allen Hensly, of the Bronx. Mrs. Bertha Roberts , of Phoenix , Arizona , arrived last Fri- day to spend the summer with her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. James Schroeder , of Chester Road. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Suckow and their daughter , Marilyn , and Marlyn Meier , of West Sayville, returned home on the week end from a three weeks trip to Mexico City, Mexico. Enroute home they stopped at New Orleans, La. Betsy and Bobby Lominska , children of Mr. and Mrs. Clemense Lominska , of Hamilton Street , are spending this week visiting with their aunt , Miss Katherine Ket- cham , of Coopestown. Mr. and Mrs. Lominska will join ifhcm this week end. American Flag kits at S3 are now for sale by Smith-Wever Post , American Legion. Flags can be ordered at Ray Smith's Service Station , 1 Main Street , Sayville. 40tf Mr. and Mrs. John Wolstencroft Jr., of Railroad Avenue , announce the engagement of their daughter , Miss Ann , and Louis La Fountain , son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis La Fountain , of Hillside Avenue. Miss Wolstencroft was graduated from Sayville High School and is with DijtKprson ' s *Real Estate office. Her fiance was also graduated from Sayville High School and is associated with his uncle in the building business. No date has been set for the wedding. At a regular meeting of the Sayville Garden Club Inc., hold on Wednesday afternoon , Mrs Joseph Shanley, president , read some proposed changes in the by- laws which will be voted on at the August meeting. Mrs. William Shelbourne was in charge of a pro- gram in which members were ask- ed to bring any interesting si-eci- ments of horticulture. Mrs. Wil- liam Weinberg showed a white poinsettia plant that had been in blossom since Christmas and was in excellent condition , having shed only five green leaves. Mrs. Roy Kahn brought the Haitian plant Ti that she had grown . Mrs . Charles Hemmingway brought a bouquet in which were sprays from the holly shrub Mahon'a that has yellow blossoms and Wue berries , Mrs. Charles M. Sieg- fried made several arrangements in which were included Bells ol Ireland , red zinnias and dyed Queen Ann ' s Lace. Mrs. Ralph Peterson ' s arrangement included the lovely pure white album lily. The annual meeting will be- held on August 15th as will the annual card party for mem- bers and guests. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Ralph Peterson , Mrs. Charles Siegfried, Mrs. Jewett Smith and Mrs. J. W r . Suydam. Al Kost , manager for W. R. Hay- mans Auto Sales , at 283 East Main Street , Patchogue , opposite Bay Avenue , has new cars , any make or model al lowest prices. Also used cars with new car guarantee. Patchogue 3-0958. 35tf Miss Elizabeth Hawkes , of Chicago , 111., was the guest on Tuesday and Wednesday, of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wilson, of Greene Avenue. Mme. Giuri features coats , suits , dresses. Millinery fittings are under personal supervision , 178 East Main St. Patchogue. 31tf Mrs. Celia Gentile , of Prov i- dence , R. I., arrived yesterday to spend a month with her son-in- law and daughter , .Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ragno . of Alfred Street. William H. McElroy, of Brook- lyn , returned to his home Monday after spending two weeks vacation- ing with his aunt , Miss Ellen Flynn , of Candee Avenue. Her niece. Mrs. W. R. Britton and her daugh- ter . Sue , of Portland . Ore., are spending this month with her. Mr. Britton will join them next week. Mrs. C. J. Schultz, of Chicago. 111., who is visiting with her par- ents . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peck, of Greene Avenue , was the guest of honor at a stork shower given for her last evening by Mrs Paul Westerbeke and her daughter , Mrs. John C. Wilson , at the home el the former , on Greene Avenue . The invited guests wore Mrs. Ken- neth Peck , Mrs. Albert Iloeekiey. Mrs . Robert Schacht , Mrs. William Pagels , Mrs. Walter T. Shirley. and Mrs. George Brewer , and the Misses Catherine lioag and Elean- or Hester. The country store and museum of the Sayville Historical Society will be open to the public on Sat- urday, July 301 h , and Sunday, July 31st . from two to live o ' clock and two days each week in Aug- ust. In the house will be an ex- hibit of articles from the W. K. Post estate. Also the uniform and other effects o r Mr. Post' s grandfather Col. Phillippc Regis de Trobiand . who was a native of France , a noted writer , artist, musician , world traveler and sol- dier . He became a United States citizen and served in the Civil War and is buried in St. Ann 's Cemetery, Sayville. Mr. and Mrs. Mcindert Zegel , of Tariff Street and Chester Road, entertained at a clam bake and wienie roast Sunday in honor of their cousin , Mrs. Minnie Didcock , who arrived from Birmingham , England , recently. Present besides the guest of honor and the hosts were Mrs. Didcock' s son, Raymond Didcock' , of White Plains , her son- in-law , Victor Finch, of Bayport , and her cousins , Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond O'Hara and son , Raymond , of Quogue, Mrs. William Thornwell , Sr., of Bay Shore , Mrs. Kathleen Lace, of North Bay Shore , Mr. and Mrs. William Thornwell, .Jr., of Bay Shore, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Stubly, of Deer Park. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zegel , of Massapequa, Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Zegel , of Oak- dale. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cic- corallo , of Chester Road . Otto Lietz , of Sayville, Mr. and Mrs . Herman Goldsworth , Mrs. William Fecica and Mr. and Mrs. Henry De Ronde, all of West Sayville . For real estate and Insurance needs C. Bogel , 2fS 0 Main Street, Sayville 4-0341. 12tf Midshipmen are so called because originally they had quarters amid- ships. About. 100 years ago . railroad conductors were known as Masters of Transportation. If you can make heller clap- trap, the world will beat a path to your door. —Lawson (Missouri) Re- view. News of the Sayville Library i „ ^. ..,. .. &. - . -: ,. - GET A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN FOR Repairs, Additions, Garages, New Wiring, Heating Unit and Plumbing Bring in an estimate for labor and material , OR materials only if you "Do-It-Yourself". No red tape , doesn' t effect your Mortgage , No Down Payment and 36 months to repay. SAYVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 160 Main Street Say ville 4-1100 Sayville, N. Y. Member Federal Home Loan Bank System _^____ n VIRGINIA'S LODGE Formerly Vanderbilt ' s Tea House ON THE RIVER Swimming • Boating • Mooring South Shore ' s Newest Resort Accommodations j^ COCKTAIL LOUNGE ii | 1 ! | | *$/ W LUNCHEON (MON. THRU FIJI.) 90c ~~ J K4 _ /3 p*^1 DINNERS from $2 . 50 PPP^TI TJ^MT ^ ^I \. STEAKS - CHOPS 1 tP- UJO J I \ CLOSED TUESDAYS ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦«"¦» Facilities for Banquets and Card Parties Accommodations For The DAY — WEEKEND — SEASON Vanderbilt Blvd. South To Consuela Place OAKDALE , L I . , N. Y. Tel. Sayville 4-2 1 54 Your Hosts Virginia & Ed Laibach LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids are requested for the furnishing of Fuel Oil to be de- livered to Blue Point Elementary School aii(| Bayport Elementary School for the period from July 1 , 1955 to June 30, 195G. Sealed bids are requested for fur- nishing of Pea Coal to Bayport High School for the period from July 1 , 1955 to June 30, 1956. Sealed bids are requested for the furnishing of Pasteurized-Homo- genized Milk to Blue Point Ele- mentary School , Bayport Elemen- tary School and Bayport High School for the school year 1955-56. Specifications for each bid may be obtained at the office of H. Garton Lewis Princi pal Bayport High School. Sealed bids must be in the hands of Jeromus E. Meissner , School District Clerk. Bavport , N. Y. not later than July 29 , 1955 at 8:30 P. M. Bids will be opened and pub- licly read at that time. Jeromus E. Meissner School District Clerk Union Free School District No. 5 Towns of Islip-Brookhaven, N. Y. 41t3 BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7 OAKDALE - BOHEMIA, N. Y. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Education of the under- signed school district will receive and open sealed bids on August 2nd. 1955 at 8.00 P. M. in the Oak- dale school building, Montauk Highway. Oakdale . New York. 1-A bid for supplying No. 2 Fuel Oil to schools in the district , bid to read price per gallon. 2-A bid for supplying No. 4 Fuel Oil to the schools in the district , bid to read price per gallon. Consolidated Union Free School District No. 7. Town of Islip, N. Y. Charles Bernard. Clerk Dated July 22nd. , 1955 42t2
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TOWN TALK . . . .NEWS AROUNDTHE COMMUNITY OF SAYV ILLEay M/VKlUN L. HO AG and 1
Mademoiselle 's Beauty Salon 63Main Street , is now air condition-ed for your comfort , and is openevery day. 42tf
Mrs. Fred Judd , of Oakland ,Calif., arrived by plane on Satur-day to spend two weeks with herparents, Mr. and Mrs. JosephFisher , of Swayze Street.
When your cars needs emergencyj repairs, brake service or wheels
balanced , stop in at McCarthy andNelson 's Sinclair Service Stationat Main Street and Greene Avenue,Phone Sayville 1783, 79tf
Mr. and Mrs. W. Arthur Gneiserand their son , W. Arthur Jr., ofDetroit, Mich., will leave on Sun-day after spending a week with Mr.Gneiser 's sister , Miss ValerieGneiser , of Candee Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Willi am Weinberg,1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thuma andMr. and Mrs. Joseph Panuska werethe guests over the week end ofMr. and Mrs. Paul O'Grady, at theirsummer cottage at Fire IslandPines.
The engagement of Miss GeorgiaVedder and William Thieben , sonof Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Thieben ,of Lincoln Avenue, Sayville , was
. announced this week by her par-' ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Vedder ,
of Patchogue . The prospectivebride is a graduate of PatchogueHigh School and was salutatorianof her class. Mr. Thieben is a sen-ior at Hofstra College , Hempstead ,where he is captain of the basket-ball team.
The guests at the Delavan , thisweek are Miss Anita Epstein , Mrs.Paul Scherbarty, Mrs. John Schel-singer , Miss Frances Lennon , Mrs.i. Lennon , Mrs. John Schwegler,Mrs. John Consalus, Miss Ann Sul-livan , and Mrs. Albert Terrel , ofBrooklyn , Miss Dorothy Lawrence,Mrs . Lawrence, Mrs. A. F. Fowler ,Miss Connie Staropoli , Mr. andMrs. John Wilkinson , Mr. and Mrs.Melchior Lengyel , and Mr. Mrs.Kreppela . of New York , Dr. andMrs. Ludwig Gross and Mr. andMrs. A . Fisher , of the Bronx , Mrs.Hugh O'Reilly and Mr. and Mrs.Joseph M. Schaff , of JacksonHeights , and Mrs. Thomas Nelson,of Clearwater , Fla.
Beers now have ice cream tarts.Half gallons in bulk are $1.25. 17tf
Court St. Rita , CD.A., held acard party on Tuesday eveningat the home of Mrs. George Osik.i ,on Johnson Avenue. Hostesses forthe evening were Mrs. Osika , MrsDaniel Radice , Mrs. EugenePatin , Mrs. Joseph 'Jhorciwk , andMrs. Edward Jensen. Those at-tending were Mrs. Fred Plate , Mrs.Ronald Kagno , Mrs. Joseph Can-dreva , Mrs. James Herbert , Mrs.Frank Hake , Mrs. Charles Mc-Carthy, Mrs. Joseph Wixted , Mrs.Walter Briggs, Mrs. Grant Kei-sey, Mrs. Thomas Gaf' ney. Mrs.Robert Dvorak , Mrs. GilbertWalsh , Mrs. Adolph Bla/ek. Mrs.Lawrence Herlihy, Mrs. EdwardTreschl , Mrs. Frank Hartwell ,Mrs. Russell Chandler , Mrs. Wil-liam McElhinney, Mrs. Will iamMahan . Mrs. John Martin , Mrs.Rose Hines , Mrs. Robert Flanagan ,Mrs. Jerry Vasak , Mr.;. Wil l iamTaylor , Mrs. Vincent Figarolta ,Mrs. Frank Hahnenfekl , Mrs.Rudolph Kucera , Mrs. JosephRomeo , Mrs. Emil Polak , M,\s.Stephen Hauser , Mrs. AlbertHauser , Mrs. Madeline Steuber ,Mrs. Justin Davis , Mrs. S. M.Czerw and Mrs. Alice Marshall ,Mrs. Arthur Risley, Mrs. JosephBoag, and Mrs . John Morgan , Mrs.George Mortensen and Mrs. {Cath-erine Haran.
If you need a Tuxedo for anyoccasion , the Sayville Sport Shophas the finest formal wear for hire.
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:ELEN MORTENSEN Mrs. Walter Briggs and her son
John , spent Tuesday at Southamp-ton.
Mrs. B. J. O'Reilly, of NiagaraFalls, was the guest last week ofher son-in-law and daughter , Mr.and Mrs. W. T. Bryan , of EdwardsStreet.
The South Suffolk County Chap-ter , American Red Cross will holdits annual meeting on Wednesdayevening, «at 8:30, at St. Ann 's Par-ish House, in Sayville.
Mrs. Joseph Privlnzini of CarrieStreet is the winner of the hand-some boat , equipped with outboardmotor and trailer, which wasawarded Saturday night at a dancesponsored by the United CerebralPalsy Association of Suffolk Coun-ty and held in the Lakeview Inn.Lake Ronkonkoma.
This is the time of year to checkover your insurance—for fire, auto,marine, liability Insurance seeCharles P. Dickerson, 31 Main St.Sayville 4-0164. 75tf
Mrs. Charles Webber , of Gar-field Avenue , entertained on Sun-day afternoon in honor of Mrs.Hoyt Ford , of Van Nuys , Calif.,formerly of Sayville, who with herchildren , Lynn and Douglas, isspending six weeks with her par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fajans,of Amityville.
The Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm V.White and family, of Kinsey, Kans.,left yesterday after spending twodays visiting Mr . and Mrs. ArthurMeyers, of Willet Avenue. Mrs.Cordelia Johnson and her daughter ,Karen , of Kensington , Conn., andtMr. and Mrs. Walter Riis and theirson , Bobby, of Mineola , were theirguests yesterday.
Keife Powell , son of Mr. andMrs. Robert Powell , of ColtonAvenue , entertained his youngfriends at an outdoor party onSaturday afternoon , in celebrationof his seventh birthday. His guestswere Waring and Lisa Mahoney,Lance Moore, Gilbert Walsh ,Jane Quinto , John McCarthy,"Win" Gatsis, and his brothersand sisters , Nancy, Holly, Robert ,and Mark Powell.
For first class Tailoring, suits toorder , call Ben the Tailor , John-son. Avenue Sayville 4-0813. 14tf
Through the J. P. Dickersonagency P. F. Champlin , of Brook-haven , has rented the bungalow ofRobert Nelson , on Johnson Avenue,James Lindsey, of Babylon, hasrented the Celander bungalow , onRiver .Street , D. Rolowies, of As-toria , has rented the Tramposchhouse, on Colton Avenue, for thesummer, and R. D. Abernathy, ofSayville , has purchased a buildinglot on Maple Street, from T. F.Kiely.
The Mother 's Circle of the Meth-odist Church held its annual pic-nic at . Lake Ronkonkoma lastThursday. Those attending wereMrs. George Oster and her chil-dren , Gayle and George, Mrs. RoyOlson and her children , Dean,Craig, Paul and Jill , Mrs. WilliamWatt , and Billy and Janet, Mrs .Louis Stang Jr., and David , Markand Steven , Mrs. Walter Tucker ,and Kenneth and Virginia, Mrs.Russell Grantner and Russell andSteven, Mrs. Gerald Strickland, andLarry and Janet, Mrs. Charles Bra-don , and Richard and Phillip, Mrs.Austin Diebel , and Richard and Allen , Mrs. Anthony Krazokowitz, andSusan and Sally, Mrs. NewtonSpiess and Virginia and Elizabeth ,Miss Carol Gallagher and herbrother , Dick , Mrs. Lee Gaustad ,Mrs. F. W. Vanderheyden , and Mrs.Hoyt Ford; and her daughter, Lynn ,of Van Nuys, Calif.
For fire, auto , liability or anyinsurance see Henry Pannenback-er, 186 Main Street, Sayville 4-0450. 7«
Eastern Star Holds Card PartyMotlakha t la Chapter , O.E.S. held
its annual summer card party onWednesday afternoon , at theShoreliam Hotel, on Foster Avenue.Mrs. Edmund Munkelwitz waschairman of the affair and was as-sisted by Mrs . Edward Schaefer,Mrs. Edgar DeMott , Mrs. VictorZoller , Mrs. Frederick Martin , Mrs.Allan Anderson, Jr., Mrs. SpencerAckerly. Mrs. Harold Kahler , Mrs.Walter Cornel , Mrs. John Schmidtand Miss Belinda Edwards.
Those attending were Mrs. A. M.Peterson , Mrs . William Haddock,Mrs. Charles Carpenter , Mrs. FredBartlett , Mrs. E. H. Poppitz , Mrs.Will iam Miller , Mrs. George Vogt,Miss Edith Clark , Mrs. W. R. Wil-liams, Mrs. Paul Rogers, Mrs. Les-lie Collins , Mrs. Edward Malino-ski . Mrs. William Collins, Mrs. RaySbani , Mrs. John S. Beintema , Mrs.John Huson , Mrs. Fred J. Rudolph ,Mrs. John R. Danes, Mrs. JackMaasch , Mrs. Ernest Sunderland,Mrs. C. G. Muller , Mrs. Fred Klug.Mrs. Otto Medeck, Mrs. James Da-vis, Mrs. Victor Bracht , Mrs. JamesMastromauro , Mrs. Harry Hunt ,Mrs. Ar thur Cervenka , Mrs. AnnWet'/.el. Mrs. Joseph Prlvin/.ini,Mrs. Katheryn Thompson , Mrs. Ed-ward Doll and Mrs. George Hue!ti-er.
Mrs. Joseph Kingsland , Mrs. An-thony Vogel, Mrs. Emil Buttgereit .Mrs. Ewald Anderson , Mrs. RichardLane . Mrs. William James, Mrs.George Oster , Mrs. Walter Tucker ,Mrs. Louis Stang. Jr., Mrs. GeraldStrickland . Mrs. George Staley,Mrs. Paul Dayton , Mrs. AVilliamWild , Mrs. Alma Dieckman, Mr.and Mrs. Walter Leach, Mrs. C. H.Huntoon , Mrs. Belle Robinson ,Mrs. Grace Feldmeier , Mrs. HarryWandmaker , Mrs. John Hausen ,Mrs. Fred Michael , Mrs. John D.Ross , Mrs. August Perry, Mrs. P. R.P.'dersen , Mrs. Archie MacNeill ,Mrs. Alex McLean. Mrs. James Gal-braith , Mrs. Paul Sachs, Mrs. HughMerrwin. Mrs. Henry Krisch , Mrs.Henry Haubold , Mrs. John Miller ,Mrs. Charles Hainan and Mrs. J. L.Anabel.
Mrs. Paul Linden , Mrs.. WilliamVogt , Mrs. Mar ion DeMott , Mrs. E.,T. Beintema , Mrs. Richard Stradt-ner. Mrs. Cecil Dunwoody, Mrs.
Howard Taunton, Mrs. HerbertBusch, Mrs. Robert Eberbach , MissIda DeStefani , Miss Catherine MeNamara , Mrs. Arthur Risley, Mrs.John Morgan , Mrs. Harold Sawyer ,Mrs. Joseph Boag, Mrs. KennethZegel , Mrs . Richard D. Zegel. Mrs.Harry White , Mrs. H. T. Ver-schuure. Mrs. Joseph Martin , Mrs .Harry Danes, Mrs. F. Avalone , Mrs.James Nohowec, Mrs. Jack Davtes .Mrs. George Vander Borgh , Mrs.Richard Zegel , Mrs. Edward Oc-k-ers, Mrs. A. Henry Habich. Mrs.Frank Holub, Mrs. W. M. Heinen ,Mrs. Henry F. Heine, Mrs. Court-ier L. Parsons, Mrs. LeRoy Gau-stead , Mrs. Warren C. Beebe, Mrs.Harvey R. .Case, Mrs. M. J. VanPopering, Mrs. Elmer Kincaid , Mrs.Charles Rehme, Mrs. Curtis Stry-ker, Mrs. J. A. Senger, Mrs. Wil-liam Sweezey, Mrs. Marian Swee-zey, Mrs. Edmund Brown.
Mrs. Adolph Flowers, Mrs. JohnJ. Hart , Mrs. Lawrence Crane, Mrs.Joseph A. Shanley, Mrs. GartonLewis, Mrs. John Lawther , MrsRaymond Graunke , Mrs. Jack Se-monian , Mrs. Clarence Danes, Mrs.Leonard Groh. Mrs. Irene Caro-lin , Mrs. George Kennedy, Mrs. V.Dewey Windle , Mrs. Edward Dool-ing, Mrs. George Becker, Mrs. C. R.Daubenspeck. Mrs. Frederick Horn ,Mrs . Lawrence Stoll , Mrs. LeonardHealey, Mrs. August Thuma , Mrs.Morten Nelsen , Mrs. TillieCohan, Mrs. Fred Adolph , Mrs. Wil-liam Koch, Mrs. G. P. Rampe, Mrs.John Lloyd , Mrs. Herbert Handy,Mrs. Aidyl Bason , Mrs. Louis Mun-kelwitz, Mrs. Henry Stoll , Mrs.Charles Polsten , Mrs. Mark Crosier.
Mrs. William Weinberg, Mrs.Charles Thuma , Mrs. A. Merkt ,Mrs. Joseph Panuska, Mrs. GeorgeS. Rhodes Sr., Mrs. George S.Rhodes Jr., Mrs. Walter Briggs .Mrs. Donald J. Kuss, Mrs. EdmundReinhardt , Mrs. Robert Lawrence,Mrs. Harry Demarest, Mrs. Freder-ick Eller , Mrs. Ernest Stoll , Mrs-George Haegele, Mrs. Eric Schrad-er , Mrs. Frank Collins , Mrs. Ar-thur Udell , Mrs. Joseph Mango ,Mrs. Herman Berg. Mrs. Dan Ennis,Mrs. Anthony Green. Mrs. EdmondAdams, Mrs. Herman Goldsworth ,and Miss Sophie Klamfuss.
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Children's BazaarNets Hospital $130
The annual bazaar conductedlast week in the back yard of theEdward Molt l residence by chil-dren in the neighborhood of CherryAvenue and Second Street wassuccessful. The boys and girls col-lected $130 which they will turnover to St. Charles Hospital forCrippled Children.
There were booths which attract-ed young and old manned by thesmall fry themselves and manyprizes were offered. Winners in-cluded Mrs. Step hen Evans , Mrs.Adrianna Antos , Mrs. AnthonyDelMoral , Mrs. Herbert Terry, Mrs.Wil l iam Brady, Mrs . Frank Krepelaand Wil l iam Oilman.
President Grover Cleveland firstsaid , "the mails must go through. "
In Siam, houses are constructedwith odd numbers of floors andsteps to insure good luck.
LEGAL NOTICE
CITATION—PROBATETHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORKTOPAUL JANKOVICH , BERNARD
MILLER and ALFRED MILLERthe next of kin and heirs at law ofCATHERINA ELIZABETH MEESElate of Deer Park , Suffolk County,New York , deceased ,SEND GREETING:
WHEREAS, ANNAMAE NEILSresiding at Plantsville , Connecti-cut Executrix named in the will ofsaid deceased , lately applied to ourSurrogate's Court of the County ofSuffolk to have certain instrumentin writing and bearing date the7th day of December, 1954 relatingto both real and personal property,duly proved as the Last Will andTestament of the said deceased.
THEREFORE, You and each ofyou are cited to show cause beforeour said Surrogate 's Court at theCounty Court House at Riverheadin the County of Suffolk , on Mon-day, the 25th day of July 1955, atone o'clock in the afternoon ofthat day why said instrumentshould not be admitted to probateas the Last Will and Testament ofsaid deceased.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF , Wehave caused the Seal of the Surro-gate's Court of our said County olSuffolk to be hereunto af f ixed .
WITNESS , HON. EDGAR F.HAZLETON , Surrogate of our saidCounty at Riverhead , N. Y.. this21st day of June 1955.
MERWIN S. WOODARD'L.S.) Clerk of the Surrogate 's
Court.This citation is served upon you asrequired by law. You are not oblig-ee to appear in person, ir you fallto appear it will be assumed thatyou consent to the proceedings , un-less you file written objectionsthereto. You have a right to havean attorney-at-law appear for you.
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By ELINOR H. HAFF, Librarian
Open dally (except Sundays and Holidays) one to five p.m.;seven to nine p.m.. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Closed Saturdays during: July and August
"Some of Town of Islip's EarlyHistory ," written and illustratedby George L. Weeks , Jr., Islip townhistorian , has just been publishedin a limited edition of 350 copies.The book has 160 pages with anattractive format and binding. Twocopies are now on our shelves; onefor reference , the.other for circu-lation: This book will answer inpart the constant requests for ma-terial on local history as it is thefirst book dealing only with thehistory of Islip township. Mr.Weeks not. only gives excerptsfrom many early town meetings Jmtdescribes the feats of famous localpersonalities and genealogical dataof early settlers.
Jesse Merritt , Nassau Countyhistorian , says in his foreword thatthe origin of the word Islip is notIndian , also that Mr. Weeks haslived on the south side long enoughto earn the title of "clamdigger.".Islip was named for the birthplace ,in England , of William Nicholl, thefirst settler. According to Mr.Weeks, Mr. Nicholl purchased theland from Winnequaheagh, Sachemof the Conetcjuot Indian tribe andcalled it "Islip Grange."
The genealogy of the Edwards
family of Sayville is one of the firstlisted in Mr. Weeks' book. He saysthat the old Edwards buryingground was located 50 rods southof Edwards Street. (We have child-hood memories of playing here andhave often wondered if any of thestones are still in existence).
Mr. Weeks devotes considerablespace to the famous yachtsmen whoresided in Islip town. He says thatCapt. Leander Jeffrey, born in1848, was regarded as the mostprominent yachtsman of his day.Capt. Nathaniel Clock, Capt."Hank" Haff , Capt. Urias Rhodesand Capt. Samuel Gibson wereothers whose noteworthy sailingabilities made them famous in na-tional and international yachting.
Ships which had their "waterygraves on the beach ," church his-tory , folklore, taverns , summer ho-tels, and the oyster industry areall related by Mr. Weeks. Sayville,its settlers and bits of history, ismentioned in the book many times;in fact , the closing chapter is aboutthe history of the Sayville HoseCompany.
Mr. Weeks' book shows a broadknowledge of local history and hepresents it in an interesting style.
...TEL. SAY. 4-0200 or 4-0333G. H. Hlldebrandt , of Hamburg,
N. Y., arrived on Sunday to spenda week here with Mr. and Mrs. H.Lewis Herring.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Lobrovichof Los Gatos, Calif., visited withMr. and Mrs. George Wahn , ofGreene Avenue; for a week, en-route home after a four month'strip through Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. David Noonan andtheir children , Thomas, Mary, AnnMarie, and Michael , of Weymouth,Mass., were the guests on Mondayand Tuesday of Mrs. Noonan 's par-ents,.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaye, ofMaple Street. .
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Harrisand their children , Julianne andPatrick, of Fairway West , returnedhome on Saturday after a twoweeks trip to Menasha , Wish.,where they visited with Mrs. Har-ris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 11.Peterson.
For discriminating women! Fash-ions of distinction-daytime, after-noon, and evening frocks and aboveall, the right hat designed by MmeGiurl, 178 East Main Street, Pat-chogue. 34tf
Mr. and Mrs. Richard De Graff ,of Sayville Boulevard, entertainedat a cocktail party at their home onSaturday evening before the dancegiven by the Junior Southside Hos-pital Auxiliary at the . SayvilleShore Club. Their guests were Mr.and Mrs. David Hartley, Mr. andMrs. Joseph Hindla , and Mr. andMrs. Fred Wiggley.
For expert watch repairing seeRichard Van Hine, 77 Main Street,West Sayvilte. All work is donewithin our own shop. 25ti
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Callahan , ofPuritan Road, entertained at acocktail party at their home onSaturday evening before the dancesponsored by the Junior SouthsideHospital Auxiliary , held at the Say-ville Shore Club. Their guestswere Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryson ,Mr. and Mrs; James Byrne , and Mr .and Mrs. Edward Black.
Miss Carolyn Argondizza, daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Argon-dizza , of Candee Avenue, returnedhome on Tuesday after spending aweek with her uncle and aunt , Mr.and Mrs. Al Argondizza , of WestOrange, N. J. She was accompaniedhome by her uncle and aunt , andgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. FrankArgondizza , who will visit here therest of this week.
House hunting, selling or rent-ing? See Fred W. Merdes, 340Main Street , Sayville 4-0504. tf
Nora Sarich , daughter of Mr. andMrs. Frank Sarich. of Collins Ave-nue, entertained a number offriends in celebration of her thirdbirthday last Friday. Guests wereMrs. William Doan and MargaretRoach, of Bay Shore, Lorraine Mey-er , of Bayport , Mrs. James Brownand- daughter , Jane, Marion L6-wenkron, Linda Raynor , Mrs. OttoBeetz and Nora 's brother, Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MartinJr., Of North Cliff Avenue, enter-tained at a birthday party Sat-urday in honor of Mr. Martin 'smother, Mrs. Joseph Martin , ofManton Street. Guests were Mr.and Mrs. Henry Mielcnhausen ;v.idchildren, Dorothy and Joseph ofValley Stream, Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Terry and children, MaryJane and Robin , of Patchogue, Mr.and Mrs. Harry Wandmaker, andMrs. Thomas Jenkins of Sayville.
Friday classes In baUet, toe andtap are now being conducted atSayville Odd Fellows Hall, FosterAvenue Extension, by Tessie Chandon Longfield's School of StageDancing. Phone Islip 3-1836. ltf
The Bayport-Sayville unit of theBrookhaven Memorial HospitalAuxiliary held its second annualdutch treat luncheon on Wednes-day at Land's End. Edward McGlllat the Hammond organ accompan-ied Mrs. Fred Merdes and Mrs.Earl Hammond in solos. Mrs. Mer-des was the winner of a hookedrug and Mrs. Charles Rogers -wonthe dark horse- Guests at the lun-cheon were Mrs. W. F. Schmitz,Mrs. J. W. Young, Mrs. JosephSchaff , Mrs. George West, Mrs.John F. White , Mrs. Lorin Price,Mrs. Arnold Hanson, Mrs. CharlesSchiller, Mrs. Bryan DeVoe, Mrs.Edward Donovan , Mrs. WilliamLeach , Mrs. William Leach Jr.,Mrs. Merchant Cushing, Mrs. Rus-sell Liebinan , Mrs. George Mcln-erney, Mrs. Edward Dietz, Mrs.Marguerite De Ronde, Mrs. C. H.Litchman , Mrs. M. J. MacLeod ,Mrs. Robert Swords, Mrs. EdwardWhelan , Mrs. Fred Dykstra , Mrs,John H. Windels , Mrs. Otto Pook,Mrs. Mary Steuer, Mrs. FannyGoldstein , Mrs. George Jacobs,Mrs. Edith Bishop. . Mrs. WilliamKennelly, Mrs. Robert Eberbach ,Mrs. Clarence Rogers, Mrs. L. F.Jahn , Mrs. H, S. O'Reilly, Mrs. J.Schweagler , Mrs. William Taylor ,Mrs. J. J. Wilkinson, Mrs. AlbertTerrel , Mrs. Emma Ruhl , Mrs. M.Hopkins, Mrs. Earl Hammond, Mri.Charles Geddes, Mrs. William Wil-liams, Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. C. H.Bogel, Mrs. H. Ritchie, Mrs. E. Zeu-gin , Mrs. Henry Hunt , Mrs. M. McCloud , Mrs. Herbert Busch, Mrs.Burt Downer, and the Misses KayDowner , Denise M. DeRonde, Kath-leen McNamara and Ida De Ste-fano.
SAND CASTLES rise at Sayville public beach. The con-tractors are Doris and Harry Topping of Holbrook. Theproject was launched Monday.
A 1/c Walter Sutorius returnedTuesday to Dow Air Force Base,Bangor, Me., after spending a weekwith his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Wal-ter A. Sutorius, of Fairway West.
Mr. and Mrs . Henry Hogrefe andtheir daughter , Miss Elizabeth , ofMain Street , spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs. Peter Peterson , of Ar-monk.
Martha and 'Peggy Bason ,daughters of Mr. and Mrs. AidylBason , of Garfield Avenue , arespending this week with the Rev.and Mrs. Robert Allen Hensly, ofthe Bronx.
Mrs. Bertha Roberts , ofPhoenix , Arizona , arrived last Fri-day to spend the summer with herson-in-law and daughter , Mr. andMrs. James Schroeder , of ChesterRoad.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Suckow andtheir daughter , Marilyn , andMarlyn Meier , of West Sayville,returned home on the week endfrom a three weeks trip to MexicoCity, Mexico. Enroute home theystopped at New Orleans, La.
Betsy and Bobby Lominska,children of Mr. and Mrs. ClemenseLominska, of Hamilton Street , arespending this week visiting withtheir aunt , Miss Katherine Ket-cham , of Coopestown. Mr. andMrs. Lominska will join ifhcmthis week end.
American Flag kits at S3 arenow for sale by Smith-Wever Post ,American Legion. Flags can beordered at Ray Smith's ServiceStation, 1 Main Street, Sayville.
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Mr. and Mrs. John WolstencroftJr., of Railroad Avenue , announcethe engagement of their daughter ,Miss Ann , and Louis La Fountain ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaFountain , of Hillside Avenue. MissWolstencroft was graduated fromSayville High School and is withDijtKprson 's *Real Estate office.Her fiance was also graduatedfrom Sayville High School and isassociated with his uncle in thebuilding business. No date hasbeen set for the wedding.
At a regular meeting of theSayville Garden Club Inc., holdon Wednesday afternoon, MrsJoseph Shanley, president , readsome proposed changes in the by-laws which will be voted on at theAugust meeting. Mrs. WilliamShelbourne was in charge of a pro-gram in which members were ask-ed to bring any interesting si-eci-ments of horticulture. Mrs. Wil-liam Weinberg showed a whitepoinsettia plant that had been inblossom since Christmas and wasin excellent condition , havingshed only five green leaves. Mrs.Roy Kahn brought the Haitianplant Ti that she had grown . Mrs.Charles Hemmingway brought abouquet in which were spraysfrom the holly shrub Mahon 'athat has yellow blossoms and Wueberries , Mrs. Charles M. Sieg-fried made several arrangementsin which were included Bells olIreland , red zinnias and dyedQueen Ann 's Lace. Mrs. RalphPeterson's arrangement includedthe lovely pure white album lily.The annual meeting will be- heldon A u g u s t 15th as willthe annual card party for mem-bers and guests. Hostesses forthe meeting were Mrs. RalphPeterson , Mrs. Charles Siegfried,Mrs. Jewett Smith and Mrs. J. Wr.Suydam.
Al Kost , manager for W. R. Hay-mans Auto Sales, at 283 East MainStreet, Patchogue, opposite BayAvenue , has new cars, any makeor model al lowest prices. Alsoused cars with new car guarantee.Patchogue 3-0958. 35tf
Miss Elizabeth Hawkes, ofChicago , 111., was the guest onTuesday and Wednesday, of Mr.and Mrs. John C. Wilson, ofGreene Avenue.
Mme. Giuri features coats , suits,dresses. Millinery fi t t ings are underpersonal supervision , 178 EastMain St. Patchogue. 31tf
Mrs. Celia Gentile, of Prov i-dence , R. I., arrived yesterday tospend a month with her son-in-law and daughter , .Mr. and Mrs.Ronald Ragno . of Alfred Street.
Will iam H. McElroy, of Brook-lyn , returned to his home Mondayaf ter spending two weeks vacation-ing with his aunt , Miss Ellen Flynn ,of Candee Avenue. Her niece.Mrs. W. R. Britton and her daugh-ter . Sue, of Portland . Ore., arespending this month with her. Mr.Britton will join them next week.
Mrs. C. J. Schultz, of Chicago.111., who is visiting with her par-ents . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peck,of Greene Avenue , was the guestof honor at a stork shower givenfor her last evening by Mrs PaulWesterbeke and her daughter , Mrs.John C. Wilson , at the home elthe former , on Greene Avenue .The invited guests wore Mrs. Ken-neth Peck , Mrs. Albert Iloeekiey.Mrs . Robert Schacht , Mrs. Wil l iamPagels, Mrs. Walter T. Shirley .and Mrs. George Brewer , and theMisses Catherine lioag and Elean-or Hester.
The country store and museumof the Sayville Historical Societywill be open to the public on Sat-urday, July 301 h , and Sunday,July 31st . from two to live o'clockand two days each week in Aug-ust. In the house will be an ex-hibit of articles from the W. K.Post estate. Also the uniformand other effects or Mr. Post' sgrandfather Col. Phil l ippc Regisde Trobiand . who was a na t i ve ofFrance, a noted writer , artist,musician , world traveler and sol-dier. He became a Uni ted Statescitizen and served in the Civi lWar and is buried in St. Ann 'sCemetery, Sayville.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcindert Zegel , ofTariff Street and Chester Road,entertained at a clam bake andwienie roast Sunday in honor oftheir cousin , Mrs. Minnie Didcock ,who arrived from Birmingham ,England , recently. Present besidesthe guest of honor and the hostswere Mrs. Didcock' s son, RaymondDidcock' , of Whi te Plains , her son-in-law , Victor Finch, of Bayport ,and her cousins , Mr. and Mrs. Ray-mond O'Hara and son , Raymond , ofQuogue, Mrs. Wi l l i am Thornwell ,Sr., of Bay Shore , Mrs. KathleenLace, of North Bay Shore , Mr. andMrs. Wil l iam Thornwell , .Jr., of BayShore, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.Stubly, of Deer Park. Mr. and Mrs.Howard Zegel , of Massapequa, Mr .and Mrs. Kenneth Zegel , of Oak-dale. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cic-corallo , of Chester Road . OttoLietz , of Sayville , Mr. and Mrs .Herman Goldsworth , Mrs. Wil l iamFecica and Mr. and Mrs. H enry DeRonde, al l of West Sayvi l le .
For real estate and Insuranceneeds C. Bogel , 2fS 0 Main Street,Sayville 4-0341. 12tf
Midshipmen are so call ed becauseoriginal ly they had quar t ers amid-ships.
About . 100 years ago . railroadconductors were known as Mastersof Transportat ion.
If you can make helle r clap-trap, the world wi l l beat a path toyour door.—Lawson (M issouri ) Re-view.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO BIDDERSSealed bids are requested for thefurnishing of Fuel Oil to be de-livered to Blue Point ElementarySchool aii( | Bayport ElementarySchool for the period from July 1,1955 to June 30, 195G.
Sealed bids are requested for fur-nishing of Pea Coal to BayportHigh School for the period fromJuly 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956.
Sealed bids are requested for thefurnishing of Pasteurized-Homo-genized Milk to Blue Point Ele-mentary School , Bayport Elemen-tary School and Bayport HighSchool for the school year 1955-56.
Specifications for each bid may beobtained at the office of H. GartonLewis Princi pal Bayport HighSchool.
Sealed bids must be in the handsof Jeromus E. Meissner , SchoolDistrict Clerk. Bavport , N. Y. notlater than July 29, 1955 at 8:30P. M. Bids will be opened and pub-licly read at that time.
Jeromus E. MeissnerSchool District ClerkUnion Free School District
No. 5Towns of Islip-Brookhaven,N. Y. 41t3
BOARD OF EDUCATIONSCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7
OAKDALE - BOHEMIA, N. Y.NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that theBoard of Education of the under-signed school district will receiveand open sealed bids on August2nd. 1955 at 8.00 P. M. in the Oak-dale school building, MontaukHighway. Oakdale . New York.1-A bid for supplying No. 2 Fuel
Oil to schools in the district , bidto read price per gallon.
2-A bid for supplying No. 4 FuelOil to the schools in the district ,bid to read price per gallon.
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N. Y.Charles Bernard. Clerk
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