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County Supervisors Authorize a Tax Map Study By Dennison RIVERHEAD—Studies looking to the eventual preparati on of a Suffolk County tax map were authorized Monday by the Board of Supervisors at its .semi-monthly session here. At the insistence of the four- man Republican minority, however , the resolution adopted on motion of Supervisor Henry II. Tuthill of Southold specifies that the pre- liminary p lanning shall be accom- plished without cost or obligation to the county. One of the questions to be de- termined in the survey, which will be carried out b y county planners under the direction of County Executive II. Lee Dennison , is the probable cost of mapping all real estate holdings in Suffolk. This has been variously estimated at five to ten million dollars. The resolution -states that one of the county ' s most urgent needs is \ a legal tax map for proper as- sessment purposes , for general planning work , for design of sur- face drainage , for design of pub- lic sewage disposal facilities and for the study of fresh water re- sources. \ Mr. Dennison is empowered \to prepare a preliminary tax map plan for submission to the State Board of Equalization and Assess- ment for its advice and approval , all without the expenditure of county f utulx and without incur- ring any obligation on the part of the county. \ Navy League Council Charter D inner Set For Tomorrow Ni g ht A newly formed organization to be known as Suffolk County Council , Navy League of the United States , has elected the following temporary officers : J. S. Model , Stony Brook , president; John T. Tuthill , III , Heli port , vice president; Elaine Maier , Kast Pat- chogue , secretary ; II. O. Hauck , Huntington, treasurer , and James II. Overton , Bellport , judge advo- cate. Charles K. Post , John T. Tuthill , George W. Still and W. A. Sessions were elected directors . A Charier Night dinner will be held tomorrow at the Wagon Wheel Restaurant , Port .Jefferson Station , at which time permanent officers and directors will be elect- ed. The charter will he presented to Mr. Medd bv Vice Admiral Charles Wellborn , Jr., USN., com- mandant of the Third Naval Dis- trict , whose head quarters are in New York City. Accompanying the admiral will be Robert II. Bnrnum , vice president of U. S. Steel Corporation :\nd president of the New York City Council, and Commander Waller J. Ellis . USN , public information officer of the district. Mr. Post and Mr. Tuthill , III , will attend the national conven- tion May 3 to 7 in Anaheim, Calif. They will fly out via Navy plane as the guests of Admiral Wellborn. Fix Up, Clean Up. 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KoiYesImienls were IiiVJilffJitcl by a cuke insc-rilx d , \Ilajipy Hirth- day, ill, . \ Present were Mrs. William Eng- lish , Jr., and her children , Kileen , Claire and Lorraine; Mrs. Wil- liam EiiKlisli , Sr., Edward Eng- lish anil his children , Itobert and Joun , and Mrs. William Harvey, all of Center Moriches. Also there were Mrs. II. Meyer of Westhamp- ton , and Mr. and Mrs. William KoRiin and their children , William , Patricia , Michael and Kevin , all of Hicksvillc. CM Firemen Halt Blaze Near Dump CENTER MORICHES — Quick action by members of the local fire department kept a fire from spreading dangerousl y last Thurs- day afternoon at the lirookhaven Town dump on the Moriches-Yap- hank Road. Thick brush across the road from the dump caught fire about l :-l. r > p. m. last Thursday thrcaleil- iiiK residential areas close to Cen- ter Moriches if allowed to be car- ried hy the strong winds. The two men in the lead truck , Joseph Miranda and Paul liunyon , immediately sized up the situation and brought under control the fire on the opposite side of the road fiom the dump. Kiremen said the fire burned about 100 feet into the brush from the highway. MIDDLE ISLAND NEWS Mm. Mildred Naiuiau . YAphank 4-3871 The Middle Island Volunteer Fire Department held its annual inspection and installation dinner at the Elk Hotel in Port Jefferson at 7 p. m. April 2. '(. Captain Jacob Bac/.enskv of the Suffolk County Police Department and Commissioner of the Coram Fire District , installed the following officers : John Gnad , chief; James Battae/lia , assistant chief; Eugene Helmette , captain of Company I; John Welling, captain of Comp- any 2; (ieorjee Boschen , lieutenant Company 1; Charles Burton , Jr., lieutenant Company 2; Henry Sokolcj ski , chief driver company 2; Edward Ehrhardt , president; .Mur- ray Morson , genera l secretary ; Thomas Webb , recording secretary ; Arthur Noss, treasurer. Chief dri- ver of Company 1 , Richard Miran- do was appointed by the chief. Any male resident between the ages of 18 and -15 interested in joining the volunteer fire depart- ment may contact any of the officers mentioned above. Mrs . Avis Reeve , kindergarten teacher of the East Middle Island school , and Mrs. Louis Redmond , kindergarten teacher of West Mid- dle Island School , will hold a con- ference after school starting this week with two or three parents a day to discuss the students ' marks instead of giving the kin- dergarten children report cards this month. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: Hoffman ' s Grocery, Middle Island Grocery, Steve ' s Grocery and Wattle ' s Grocery in Middle Island. —Adv. About 50 students of grades 4 , 5 and 0 of West Middle Island school entertained parents and students of Rocky Point school in Rocky Point April 11 by singing in choruses and playing band se- lections , as a return visit from Rocky Point students who played in the band recently at West Middle Island school. The East Middle Island Parent- Teacher Association will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p. m. May •i at the school. A musical pro- gram is planned with John Allan Anderson in charge. Mrs. Jean Brown will conduct a gym demon- stration given by the students of the fourth and fifth grades. Mrs. Thomas Bayles of Middle Country Road was a house guest of her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Howard Benjamin of East Moriches Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perretti of Raymond Avenue attended the funera l services of Mrs. Perretti' s uncle Anthony Tammksino in Brooklyn Saturday. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Middle Island Fire department will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the firehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mays of Philadel phia were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwerdt- feger of Swezeytown Road. CHURCH NEWS At the Middle Island Presby- terian Church Brownie Troop -18 and Girl Scout Troop 77 will meet in the social hall at 7 p. m. Friday. Junior choir rehearsal will be at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at the church. Sunday services include Church School at 9:15 a. m. morning wor- ship at 11 a. m. with a nursery provided for the children. On Monday the session and trustees will meet in the social hall at 8 p. m. Tuesday Girl Scout Troop ¦18 meets in the social hall. Senior Choir rehearsal will be at 8 p. m. Wednesday. At the Good Friday service , the following young people were rece- ived into the membership of the church on the confirmation of their baptismal vows: Miss Helen B. Beldt , Miss Leni Elwood , Miss Doris E. Gnad , Melvin J. Gow , Robert D. Hollan , II , Miss Janet L. Noss , Thomas C. Smith , Miss Ingrid M. Treufe ld , Miss Carole S. Walther . Peter Walther . Once in a lifetime! The finest workmanship at popular prices in WcddinK invitations. Let lis show you our beautiful samples of en- graving, raised lettering, and printine. Kant Delivery. A»k to Bee I hem when you bring in your news for the societv page. The Patchogue Advance , Medford Avenue. —Adv.
