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FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1940 \ Around the Village Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Ose and children are moving September 1 to their new home in the Walsh development, Northport. Mr. ^and Mrs. -Irving Schechter and family are enjoying, a two weeks,' motoring trip through Canada. Mr. and Mrs. John Rocco of [Fourth street are ienrt;ertainHi,§ the Misses Mary and Kathryn Tallick of Tamaqua, Penn. One of Jack Posey's taxi cabs was very badly damaged last Sunday night when an out of town car crashed into it while it was parked on Larkfield kve- nue. • Mrs. Walter Hoschel of Tenth avenue has recovered from a few days' illness due to a sore throat. Robt. Davison, East Elwood avenue is suffering from injur- incurred in an automobile accident.- He was driving with John Moesch, also of E, Elwood avenue in the latter's car when another automobile, failing to come to a full stop at the sign at the intersection of Woodbury road with the Oyster Bay road, crashed into them. Mr.Moesch es- caped uninjured although his car was completely demolished. Arthur Messinger of Kings Park road is visiting with rela- tives in Illinois. Dr. Matthew dePasquale has returned to his duties after a ten days' absence due to an injured knee. Cold Spring Harbor Fish Mar- ket. 2 doors west of firehouse. You'll like the quality. Edwin Rabenstein and Karl Kirchbaum, Sr., were honored with a turkey and lobster dinner given by the employees of the iLong Island Lighting company last Friday evening at the Nine Acres in Elwood. Mr. Kirchbaum who retired from the Lighting Company in August was with that company for thirty-eight [ears. Mr. Rabenstein retired in. aeyed. dancing. About forty guests were present, Mrs. Allen Broxson is spend- ing a weeks vacation at Shelter Island with a friend. Allen Broxson is spending a week with his mother Mrs. Wm. Broxsom of Central avenue, Huntington. James Baross celebrated his seventeenth birthday Wednes- day at his home in Greenlawn. RED CROSS WORKERS WANTED The work room for Surgical Dressings is ready, and will be open on Tuesdays from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., at the Methodist Church. All workers must wear uni- forms and head covering. The uniforms may be secured at the work room. Won't you please give this im- portant work your support? Re- member, it is due to YOUR re- quest that this work room has been opened. There is still plenty of wool on hand, also sewing. Telephone Northport 267 or call at 66 Norwood avenue. FASHION PREVIEW People get to know your store if you advertise weekly in the Journal. ^OR autumn hunts, for dog shows, even for picnics or motoring a compleat suit, even to the lap robe to match is suggested in the August Harper's Bazaar. The one pictured is of checked cocoa-brown Stroock wool for the collarless jacket, hat and robe with convenient big pockets. The cape and skirt are of plain cocoa Stroock wool. step 09 COMRADE./ FIREMEN HERE /ouo 'Foff Om5BK Vet; WHO HAVE 8££N DONE By BETTY BARCLAY Labor Day Proclamation for Cooks: Take it easy on Labor Day. Enjoy the parade, the picnic, or the visiting guests at home. Here are recipes that will fit in- to any kind of a Labor Day you may be planning — or any other day when you want delicious dainties without labor: Quick-Frozen Scallops Here's a bit of ocean goodness that's a treat, whether you live hundreds of miles inland or at the surfline. For quick-frozen foods are all ready to cook or serve when you take them from their cartons and thaw them; and they were chosen for their sweet, delicate flavor and tender quality when, they were quick-frozen. Here is a quick, easy way to serve quick-frozen scallops. Place scallops in greased broiling pan, brush with melted butter, and sprinkle with salt and pep- per. Broil at medium heat 7 minutes. Turn scallops, top with bacon, and broil 10 minutes, turning bacon after 5 minutes. Lemon Gelatine Ring Salad 2 tablespoons (2 envelopes) gelatine ^ cup cold water Soak 5 minutes. Add: cups boiling water ^ cup lemon juice cup sugar Few grains salt 2: cups cottage cheese Pour into a 9-inch oiled, ring mold. Chill. Unmold on serving plate. Fill center•'of ring with: 2 ctips orange segments 1 cup seeded grapes Garnish with mint or lettuce hearts and small clusters of grapes. Serve- with Lemon Mayonnaise. Serves 8. Magic Blackberry Refrigerator Cake cups (1 can) sweetened condensed milk cup lemon juice teaspoon lemon extract 2 cups fresh blackberries 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten 24 vanilla wafers Blend together sweetened condefised milk, lemon juice and lemon extract. Stir until mixture thickens. Add black- berries. Beat egg whites until stiff and fold into mixture. Line narrow oblong pan with wax paper; cover with filling. Add layer of vanilla wafers, alternating in this way until filling is used; finish- ing with layer of wafers. Chill in re- frigerator 12 hours or longer. To serve, turn out on small platter and carefully remove wax paper. Cut in slices and s€rve plain or with whipped cream. Serves 8. For blueberry refrigerator cake, use 2 cups blueberries in place of blacl^erries. Picnic Beans 1 1-pound 14-ounce can baked beans with molasses and pork 2 tablespoons dark brown sugar Dash of salt teaspoon dry mustard 1 14-ounce can Hawaiian pineapple gems 2 tablespoons sirup drained from gems 4 slices bacon, if desired. Pour beans into an oven casserole or 4 individual casseroles. Add brown sugar, salt, mustard, pineapple gems which have been drained and 2 table- spoons of the pineapple sirup. Mix well, cover and bake in a moderately hot oven (375° F.) for 25 to 30 minutes or until beans are very hot. Beans may be topped with bacon slices before plac- ing in the oven, if desired. Wrap cas- serole in heavy layer of newspapers be- fore placing in picnic basket. This, will keep beans warm for one to two hours. Yield: 4 generous servings. Holiday Coffee You can urge ypur Labor Day guests to indulge in second cups of coffee with- out worrying over sleeping problem? if you serve the decaffeinated kind. For a spicy novelty, place a piece of stick cin- namon on each saucer to use instead of a spoon for stirring. Use one well rounded tablespoon drip grind decaffeinated cofEee for each cup pint) of boiling water. Preheat drip cofEee pot. Put coffee in upper compart- ment of pot. Pour fresh, briskly boil- ing water over it. Cover and let stand in warm place until all water has dripped through once. Remove upper compartment and cover pot. Serve, The final arrangements have been made to make the coming Town Volunteer Firemen's tour- nament one of the finest events ever to be held in the Township. It will be held on Fourth street -East Northport on Labor Day, September 2 and beginning with ^ di=i at?|tonep^a.,and sid- ing with the Lu!^ \nent which will start at 2:15 p. m. The new' tedntest which has been added this year is the Bucket Brigade contest. It will be limited to firemen of 40 years of age or over. With 12 men in the contest said contestants to run 25 feet from the starting line to the tank (which will be placed near the hydrant) then they will pick up the buckets and run 25 feet and throw water into a barrel which is to be placed 35 feet from the tank. If any of the contestants steps over the line, located 10 feet back from the barrel, the department will be disqualified. The time to be taken when the water issues from spout outlet of the barrel. The main part of this contest is that practicing at any time will disqualify contest- ants and that the buckets will be supplied by the Tournament Committee and the contestants will not know the size or weight of the buckets until the day of the tournament. The chairman for the tourna- ment as appointed by the Ex- empt Volunteer Firemen's Asso- ciation of the Township of Hunt- ington, Inc., who are sponsoring the tournament, for the firemen of the Township of Huntington,, is Joseph Cermak of East North- port; others on committee are: Vice chairman Fred Roselle of Halesite, Secretary, Archie J. Brooks, of Huntington, Ass't Sec'y Ansel Mason of Halesite and Treasurer 'Albert Palmer of Halesite. A size 10 stocking should be worn with 8 and a half to 7 and a half shoes, if the feet of the wearer are not abnormally wide or narrow. WEDDING ANNOUNCED Mrs. Wm. Wynn and sons, also Mr. Wm. Maurer of Baldwin were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maurer. EAST NORTHPORT ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAN LUTHERAN m., Sunday School and Junior Church, 10:30 a. m.. Morning service. Evening services have been discontinued for the summer months. UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH East Northport, N. Y. Sunday, 10:00 a. m.. Church School. 11:00 a. m.. Morning Worship. COMMACK METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Charles S. Grey, Ministe* Society 1783—Edifice 1789 10 a. m. Church School. 8 p. m.. Evening worship. Oldest Church buiJding of' the denomination on Long Island and one of the oldest in the world today, in continuous Chris- tian service for a tentury and a half. Why not subscribe to the Jour- nal—$2.00 a year, postpaid. THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS will come to your home everyday through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE McWitOR Jn International paily Newspaper family. Including the Weekly Magazine Seotio Tlio Clirlstl9,n Science P,u})lishi One, NoSrwiay StHet, Bbs^tM, yi^se '\y subscripilon to The cSfStmn Science Monitor for Saturday issue, including Name ................. Address 'etr $3.e j^fiiti. Commack Fire To B(eet ^ The Commack Fire District officials have called the annual meeting of the district's ^taxpay- ers for Wednesday evening. Sep- tember 4 at 7 o'clock at the Commack Fi(re Department headquarters. The Board of Commissioners consists of Harry Butler, chairman; Arthur Carson Frank Otten, John Peper, Chas. H. Werle and Alice M. Cavallaro, secretary. Two resolutions will be voted on, one for $4,220 for general expenses of the district and the other whether a fee of $25 per year shall be paid, to the treas- Notice To Taxpayers . Notice is hereby given pursu- ant to Section 175 of the Town Law and., all amendSnen^s there- to that a'meeting of the Taxpay- ers of the East Northport Fire District will be held at Firehead- •quarters,. Larkfield avenue. East Nocthport, N. Y.-, from 7 to 10 p. m., D. S. T., on Tuesday, Sept. '10, 1940, to vote on the follow- ing resolution: RESOLVED, that ^th ere be raised upon the' taxable property of the East - Northport Fire Dis- trict the sum of $3,340.00 (Three thousand, three hundred and forty dollars), for general ex- penses, as follows: General Expense Budget Rent of Fire House 440.00 Janitor and Secretary .... 500.00 Telephone, Heat, Light and Gas : 400.00 Insurance 1,000^00 Repairs and Supplies 250.00 Recreation 150.00 Hose 600.00 • Total $3,340.00^ Signed, Board pf Commissioners Chas. Scherer Chairman Thos. Roberts, Jas. A. White, . Henry Stocking G. A. Johnson Dated, August 2, 1940. R. J. Frost, Secretary AT UNUSUALL\ LOW PRICES WE grow our own Vege- tables —so they are fresh — our- prices are low, and we have them all- in season.. A. BAISIGER JERICHO TURNPIKE, Route 25 COMMACK, LONG ISLAND A family reunion was hela at the Wendel home on Larkfield avenue Saturday. Thirty-two members of the Wendel family were present. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stelling- y/erf and daughter have taken up their residence at the Commack -parpnage for a time. The Steli- Unwarf's were unfortunately deprived of their home and*be- longings by \fire a'Week ago. Messrs. Joseph Moreland and David Beard have-returned from an enjoyable motor trip to Wash- ington and Pennsylvania. The 4-H Club^thanks all who helped the succesfe of their recent cake sale, - ' -Mrs. John Frank and son Fred and Mrs, C. Stehlin ©f Babylon visited local friends last Mohaay. The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary will meet^ at the fire house Wednesday -evening, Sep_ tember 4 to hold their first meet- ing of the season. Mrs/Harry Butler entertained Mrs. lyman and her daughter from, the Bronx last Wednesday. • Mr. and Mrs. . M. King spent Sunday at Huntington at \the home of Mrs. Percy Sammis, Commack \Grammar sthool will reopen after the summer va- cation on Tuesday, Sept^ember 3. Mr. and'Mrs. William Heberer and daughters of Hicksville vis- ited Mr; and Mrs. William Niles at their home on Burr street ov- er the, past weekend. The members of the Ladies' Aid, society of ttae Commack Methodist ^ ChuSrch will, hold a luncheon at the home of Mrs. William G. ,Byrnes on Wednes- day, Seftember 4. They will dis- band at 3 p. m. and organize the \Women's Society ©f Christian f Service.\ All are invited. Miss Grace Hubbs has been spending some time with her brother Harold and his family at their home in Bloomfield, New'Jersey. ' The Chi^stian League and friends enjoyed a Beach party at Long Beach \l^hursday evening. Miss Virginia Goldsmith was the chairman. Wvs. Minnie Hallock of Nes- cohset was an overnight guest of Mr, and Mrs. D. 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