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i I 1 FRIENDS ACADEMY ! ¦ ¦ , \ : ' FOUNDED 1877 ; • ¦ LOCUST* VALLEY; LONG INLAND ' . ' ' . .' ' ' '' .. ! Prepares for till colleges. - . ¦ , - , A center. f<jr ithe i GdlJege Entrance ExamiJiiatidn Board. Extensive athletic fields insuring healthful exercise for every student. Illustrated catalog wil l be sent on request You are - eordially invited tb' visit the sch o ol . ; , KtAROLD A. NOMER , A.M., L.L.D., y ' y - - ¦ ¦•; ¦ • ¦ 7 ¦ 'Heyhiasteiv ' .;. ' y ' ¦ ¦ ' ' ' - ¦ ¦ . ' ' ' ' ' ... ' ¦ . ¦ . ¦> ¦ ¦ ¦ ,. ¦ / j * ^ ^ ' tmw&*\& if im i>mm& JAi_4jkA*AAji*A_A4i_l.AAAaii,»AJ BOILING J IS A HEALTHFUL, 'i ENJOYABLE SPORT I 4 - NEW ALLEYS - 4 2 Lighthouse Hotel « (Whitey Richeit i Prop.) 4 LAKE RONKONKOMA i . . • • * FINEST DINNERS < OPEN F 6 R BANQUETS , < WEDDINGS , ETC. < Tel. Ronkonkoma. 8S69 • V'*-i' . »wvTV'»wt'^w'r-»v-rT'--'»T-rv»> E. M. Forfeits 6 Games Yap han k Wins 9—0 The Yaphank pingpong team won a leagu e match with the East Moriches Fire department team last nigh t in the East Moriches firehall , 9—0 , with East Moriches forfeiting six games in the match because of failure of players to appear. Singles— fcanas (EM) 13-15- 9 Stiansen (Y) 21-21-21 Heil (EM) Forfeit Tillinghast (Y) to Yaphank Ringhoff (EM) 15- 9- 5 Glover (Y) 21-21-21 Young (EM) 10-11-13 Rogers (Y) 21-21-21 Brocki (EM) Forfeit Hoeffner (Y) to Yaphank ¦Shnuk (EM) Forfeit Kinney (Y) .: to Yaphank All doubles were forfeited by East Moriches. Carl Hoffmann Heads Medford Sport Club The M edford Athletic club held Its eleventh annual meeting ' at - the club- house last Tuesday evening and the following officers were elected: Pres- ident , Carl Hoffmann , succeeding James Kehoe who finished bis tenth year in that capacity and is retiring from further office in the club ; vice- president - Louis A. Finger ; secretary, William S. Matsunaye , ,Jr.; treasurer , George S. Mistier ; directors—Arthur Zeidler , Judge Arthur Reich , William Schleyer-an d Charles Kappler , elected for two years. Other directors on the board whose terms expire in 1941 are Alfred Burrough s , Frank Halik , Ferdinand Mistier and Mr. Matsun- aye. ' \ . The directors , who act on all \the business of the club during the year , meet on the second Tuesday of each month when tbe members gather for a social evening; The club is inter- ested in all athleti c activities and sponsors a variety of games. . An oil burner , the contribution of Mr. Hoff- mann , -will be installed before the February meeting, and later other facilities \vvill be added. LAKE RONKONKOMA SCHOOL With a view toward forming a sch o ol orchestra , Mrs. . Leonore K. Felber , music teacher of the Lake Ronkonkoma school , is how \ forming instrumental , classes. Any . parent having a musical instrument in the home and a child interested in scent- ing class instruction on the instru- ment should get in tou ch with the classroom , teacher or with Mrs. Fel - ber. Beginners and advanced classes will be conducted-in string, woodwind; brass and percussion . Piano classes , accordion groups , and a harmonica class will be organized. Study will be begun in music appreciation , al ong with the scheduled vocal , sight read- ing and ear trainin g in each grade. The* rhythm .band and boys and girls ' glee club s wili continue. Arrange- ments for priva te lesson s after school hours may be made with Mrs. Felb er. Memb ers of the boys ' hobby club , under the direction of Principal Wil- liam Brookes , are , carving Wooden letter open ers out of red cedar; -They are also taking up tin can craft , whieh is the art of making useful things out of discarded ., tin cans, Soon some will take up soap, sculpturing. The girls ' art group, under the direction of Mrs. Glady s Du Bois , has been m aking masks , to be used in plays and as decorations. Regents examinations will take place next week in the Lake Ronkon- korna school , with pup ils from the Centereach school taking part; The schedule will be as follows : Monday morning, geography ; Monday after- noon- history , * Tuesday morning, Eng- lish ; Tuesday afternoon , spelling and silent reading; Wednesday morning, arithmetic Last Thursday during assembly a debate was held by seventh and eighth grade pup ils ^on \Whether gum chewing should be allowed in school . \ The debate was won by the affirma- tive team , Harold Taylor , Marion Backus and Charles Fedoriow. The negative team consisted of Rose Marie Gerken , Catherine Pusemp and Marion Anderson. The arguments Were judged by Frarices Susa , Norma Duffield , Alfred Signorelli and Tony Falcinelli. \ Laurel Ollson was chair- man. RONKONKOMA SCHOOL The Regents schedule at the Ron- konkoma school next week is as follows: Mon d ay morning, geography; Monday afternoon , history; Tuesday morning, elementary English ; Tues- day afternoon , spelling and silent reading; Wednesday morning, arith- metic. Pupils froni Holbrook and Bo- hemia schools will come to Ronkon- koma . to take part in the examina- tions. Regular school examinations are also , being given ih the lower grades. , Principal Walter Gf , Zalcary will attend the district principals ' meet- ing tomorrow at Shaber ' s rest. Pat- chogue , to be presided over by Su- perintendent Walter M. Otmsby. Today at assembly, \Alaska \' a movie dealing with salmon fishing in Alaska, will be shown. It is distrib- uted by the American Can company. The • \Mystery Party \ to be given by the ParentTteaeher s club oh Feb - ruary 17 is being prepared by Mrs. Horvath , Mr _. Hnml , Mrs. Feher , _ * _rs. Vukov , arid Principal Zakary. Although interschbiastic ath l eti c contests are discohtariued, pirig-tfong tournaments and ' basketball games are still enjoyed by the Ronkonkom a pupils. ¦ The Ojrehestra Booster club , under the direction of Gene Gregory, is rehearsing a pla y , \Always in ¦ jrouble , \ -to , be giveh. in the sprang. /'^^btrtHVliiti].} SCHOOfc , A: siirpyi-e , ' party was given ' the ;28 boys , aiid ' .gbrl s in Miss Ma r ioh Schwehlc ' s classr . oori* . . at • ¦ . the school Rforiday aftewioom It was the ninth birthday .of Flans ftrapi and his mother , Mrs, H. Krapf , brought to the school in the afternoon a large decorated cjake ,jln \ - . pink arid yellow with nine pii-vk caKdleS. . The children ¦played 'games and enjoyed the dif- ferent colored lolly pops. Y.v , Theyfolldwin k pupils will tajce Ro-r iyents , examinations at Medf ord school in spelling Oriel arithmetic next Tues- day; aftornoori and Wednesday morn- jjhfr: rEfch.1: ^Bahhmwllerv Lila _I61my Mary Fogert^ <J1#*Wford^ Occhincro , Eric Stoltze and Lloyd j Slewberg. MEDFORD SCHOOL Twenty-five boys , including pupils of the fifth , sixth , seventh and eigh th grades -of the Medford school , have formed an interesting boys' * club , under the supervision of Principal Duane Hawkins and Charles Walter , physical instructor. Their first meet- ing took place last Wednesday even- ing, and rouhd robin games , includ- ing phi gpc-hg, dart baseball , bowling- football gam es -and sHuffleboarcl were played. The boys will meet tonight for a similar program. The club is showing *pi*ortiis« of being a fine success. Regerits -examinations will take place at Medford school beginning Monday next week, . Another issue 6f the school publi- cation , \The Medford Magpie , \ will come, out th-is week , HQLihiioioir fecttopt W, Lihco-n Holmes - principal of Holbrook school , has been giving as- sistance after school -Hoi' ' th e . -past acycyal we eks to pupils neoditie coaching ¦ \ ¦ ' in ' / . - . ' - .tHci* \ ' \ stvid.46a , mainly itritlimeti?, before ' regents oxamina- ¦4!ionr*hoxt.vWefek?*^ -^, v-v-V ; ' -^. - ,,, - , „v. ,. * . .,;. ¦P\ . '¦\ 'i jaflr •***fl^ t_y - / ^ * K ST ^ wa iflB . 11 - '\ * \ \ n.a in— I \ \ i ii m 1 Nassau Association Hunts Elusive - Fox at Yaphank Although the hounds failed to ar- rive in time ,fo r the event , the an- nual fox hunt ' . ' sponsored by the Nas- sau Wild \ Life association went off according to schedule . Sunday on the hunting ground s at Yaphank , which the association leases from Jack Y erk of Lake . Ronkonkoma. The hunting groups-was headed by George Hatfield of Rockville Centre , associa- tion president J : \ Several members of the association . . . used- bows and ar- rows and other s used rifles , but the fox got V away. Following the hunt , tbe par|y,. stopped off at Jack Yerk' s restaurant for dinner. EGG AUCTION PRICES * Tbe Long Island Go-operative G. L. F. Egg Auction , Inc: , of Central ' Islip lists the following recent prices : Fowl : Leghorn 10-12 , fancy 1 3-14 , heavy 16-18 , few 19-20 ; broilers : Hocks 14-17 , few 18-19 , reds 15-16; pullets ; Rock 16-18 , fancy heavy 19- 22 , reel 16-18 , few 19; \white rocks 15-18 , leghorn roasters 10; auction of January 10 , 122 coops. Large whitest- 23 V2-29 , medium whites 20-24 , gullet whites L7-18 , large browns 2.1^ ^2, medium br owns 18-20 , pullet browns 16-17; auction of January 12- - -U9 cases. Blue large whites , 22 Via -29 ; blue medium whites , r 20-24; pullet whites , 16-19; blue large browns , 21- _S- V_; blue medium browns , 19-21; pullet browns , 16-17 ; auction of January 16 , 148 cases. , ,, . Yaphanfcers Oiitp iiig Patchogue Ahi miti- 7-2 . The Yaphank pingpong team de- feated the Patchogue High , School Alumni association team last Wednes- day night in a league match played at the Yaphank school , score 7—2. Singles— Rowse (A) 19 18 22 19 Stian s en (Y) 21 21 20 21 Slechta (A) 21 21 21 Tillinghast (Y) 10 17 18 Shelbonrhe (A) 19 23 25 13 18 Glover (Y) ,.. _ 1 21 23 21 21 Hanson (A) 13 19 6 Rogers (Y) j 21 21 21 Brady (A) 21 21 23 15 11 Hoeffner (Y) 23 19 21 21 21 Steycrt (A) 21 22 22 Kinney (Y) 15 20 20 Doubles— Rowse-Hanson (A) .. 22 16 17 21 22 HoefTner-Stiansen (Y) 20 21 21. 9 24 Sheihourne-SIechta (A) .... 11 14 16 Tillingliast-Rogers (Y) 21 2! 21 Steyert-Allen (A) ¦ . 8 IS 11 Kinney-Glover (Y) 21 21 21 The Harol ys A gain ! Mickey Rooney and Ann Ruther- ford in a scene from \Judge Hardy and Son , \ which is showing at the Patchogue theatre today. IFarmingwile Olive Muriby The movies Jo be shown at the Farmingville firehall this Friday evening are \Buffalo Bill oh the U. P.: Trail , \ with Roy Stewart, and an Arthur Stone comedy. The annual meeting of the Fire Scouts , junior organization of the Fire department , was held Saturday afternoon in the firehall , with Fire Chief Robert Hagenberger in charge. Officers elected were Richard Craw- ford , chief; Peter Palminteri , assist- ant chief and sergeant-at-arms; Les- ter Crawford , Jr., chairman ; Stig Stoltz , secretary-treasurer. The group will meet the first Saturday after- noon of each month Under the direc- tion <3f Chief Hagenberger. MMdle I^lamd B. M. Still The Goodfellow . club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Samuel Faron , Jr., on Monday night. Stanley Nowaski . returned last Fri- day evening from his trip to Florida. The Nassau Wildlife Gunning club held a dinner at Jack Yerk' s hotel , Ronkonkoma j recently. Local resi- dents who attended were Kazmier Szuster and Paul and Mickiel Szuster. A' meeting of the Sunday-school teachers of the Presbyterian church was held Saturday night. Mrs. Larry Kaminski visited Mr. and Mrs. Gus, Vcrnocy of Port Jef- ferson last Sunday. Miss H elen Vernocy was operated on for appen- dicitis at the Bridgeport , Conn., hos- pital where she is in training. The Vernocys resided in Middle Island a few years ago. SZCEPA NEK—GOD7JEB A Miss Cecilia Godzieba , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Godzieba. of Mt, Sinai , former residents of Middle Island , was married to Frank Szce- panek , son of Mr. ancl Mrs. Joseph Szcepanek of Mt. Sinai , ou Sunday in the Infant Jesus R. C. church , Port Jefferson. Miss Mary Pifko of Port Jefferson Station was maid-of-honor. Floren- tine Godzieba , brother of the bride , was best man. A wedding breakfast ancl reception was held at the home of the bride ' s parents following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Szcepanek will reside on Mt. Sinai road. The Godzieb a family iridved from Middle Island two years ago- The standings of the teams in the second half . of the season in the South Shore Pingpong league to date are as follows : W. L. Pet. C. M. Presbyterians 1 0 1.000 Bernstein Bros 1 0 1.000 Domino Yacht Club 1 0 1.000 Yaphank 2 0 1.000 Alumni 0 1 .000 Beilport - 0 1 , .000 Pat. Citizens Bank .... 0 1 ,000 East Moriches F. D. .. 0 1 .000 Blue Point 0 1 .000 Scores of this week' s games: Yaphank 9 , East Moriches 0 Bernstein Bros. 7 , *Blue Point 2 (Domino Yacht club-Alumni game postponed until Monday). One dollar and fifty cents is alt it costs for a subscription to The Mor- iches TribuiLft, ^ , ; ^ Pingpong League <s— —<$>
