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k AfA_.A4 ** **.*A*A4-** , A*.AAA*+**-fi-AAA**AA_._.A , A* .*.AAAAAAAA_._.^ SWIZEYCOAI & FEEDC O. COAL, $mo> w* FUEL OIL Ride- * AvehiliWi-A'Long leUna Railroad PATCHOGUE , N. Y. ¦ *:¦• , \ • . : «,p?HO ^2 7- 0 > , , rv.vvyTYT^v^yy.v^^^yyyyryvT^.T «¦ > ' I !¦ \ ¦ \ ¦ r f| ^ .W_J.i ^\ r ! '- *' t ' ' l M ' 1 ' H ' , ' \— » r——— ii ¦ »¦ — ¦ ¦_-¦ ¦ i n .-' New Low Price — ON — KER O SENE (So cony . Waterwhite ) . _ . * In Lots oi lis GnlB, or More For Lamp» , '*' i : ;]fCe_ -o8en e Stoves , Brooders and Range Burners We Deliyor ~- Prompt Service RELIEF TICKETS - ACCEPTED Mfiyer^ Garage MED FORD Phono Patchogue 2457J2 CENTEREACH SCHOOL In Centereach school the pupils of grades 5 to 8 are training in tumbling, calisth enics , boxing, square dancing and marching, in preparation for the physical educational demonstration at Sayville High school on April 12. Centereach and two other schools -will put on a boxing exhibition . The par- ticipants in this event must box . with someone from their own school as no outside matching is allowed. . \ Monday, the pupils had a , holiday because of the joint teachers ' con- ference of the second and third Su- pervisory districts and the Bay Shore school district held at Bay Shore High school. Easter vacation for Centereach school begins March 15 at 3 :15 p. m. and school will be resumed on April 1. LAKE RONKONKOMA SCHOOL At the weekly assembly held last Wednesday, the fifth and sixth grades presented \The Punctuation Marks , \ an English play showing the im- portance of punctuati on . Also , a four-reel film in color was shown , entitled \The Cruise of the Empress. \ A travel picture covering all the continents , it was distributed by the Pacific Railway company. All classrooms in the Lake Ron- konkoma school are decorated in Easter array. Drawings and cutouts were made by the pupils. The Lake Ronkonkoma school will close for the Easter helidays on Thursday, March 21 , at noon , and will re-open on Monday, April 1. MEDFORD SCHOOL The pupils in the Medford school enjoyed a holiday Monday , while the teachers attended a conference at Bay Shore High school. Easter vacation will begin March 20 and school will be resumed on Monday, Apri l 1. . \'\' ' . » » ¦ - ¦ .¦ ¦ .!. ' . . • • ! . • . . - . . ' _¦ I - I J : — ' ^1 , ^B___T il 'Ml -^.^ M ^ Mm _____ -_____________________._ - ___- _ - ___--_- _ _ _--.__, MEDFORD SCHOOL FACULTY OFFERED CONTRACTS AGAIN The entire faculty of the Med- ford school has been offered con- tracts for the coming year by the board of education , which met last Wednesday. The present staff in- cludes Duane W. Hawkins , principal , Mrs. Geneva W. Goozda , Miss Helen Faber , Miss Charlotte Muller , Miss Lorraine Latham , and Miss Emily Brengel. The contracts are return- able by March 20. Central Isli p And Patchogue K. of C. Hol d Bowling Leads The teams of Central Islip and Patchogue council s remained in this order at the top of the South Suffolk Knights of Columbus bowling league after Friday night' s games. At Frank' s alleys , East Islip , the Central Islip five toppled Bay Shore council in two out of three games , while Patchogue -was doing likewise to Sayville council on the North Pole alleys , Sayville. Next Friday, Patchogue will meet Central Islip at Frank' s alleys , East Islip, and Sayville will clash with Bay Shore on Slanec ' s alleys , ajso East Islip. The tournament standing: W. L. Central Islip 17 H Patchogue - 16 8 Sayville 11 13 Bay Shore 4 20 CENTRAL ISLIP Frank Lowe .... \ .. \ 103 Art. Mulligan ....... 134 137 139 Fred Conklin . 147 156 167 Charles Mulligan 131 166 137 Dan McKearney 168 162 201 Steve Ellif-e 136 149 Totals 683 757 793 BAY SHORE John Donnelly 167 161 123 Charles Melton 180 . 122 108 Jim Eagan _ - .... ' ..: _ .: 145 164 Dan Healy . ' .I. 167 148 138 Tom Cawley 134 121 125 -Harold -Brown :T..-.. 126 — Totals .. ._.„. 793 678 658 PATCHOGUE Tony Mazzotti V. 149 122 156 Ceasar De Ambrosio 164 112 John Connelly \ .:.. ; 145 171 Frank MazzottL 181 165 156 Fritz Misti er ....... 161 138 165 Tony Jarecke 131 John Meehan 128 rn _ , _ i- i onn RRQ 7 7« SAYVILLE Jim Mitchel 169 96 165 Ch arles Manth sT 142 135 150 Bill Bourgnigribri' . 'i 171 159 186 George Heuther ' 143 111 133 John Steigerwald 127 161 215 Totals 752 662 849 Gerkens 5 Novelties Ready for Easter It' s Easfcertime and those \ choco- late architects \ of Lake Ronkonkoma —Mr. and Mrs. John Gerken—are at it again At this time ea-ch year , Mr. and Mrs. Gerken , who operate a con- fectionery and delicatessen in the Hawkins avenue business section , try to outdo their efforts of the previ- ous year by way of Easter chocolate work and the seasonal accessories. The 1940 stock of home-made cho- colates , eggs , bunnies and incidental novelties , including baskets and car- riages , now on display in the Gerken establishment , bids fair to he the finest ever shown at the Lak e Ron- konkoma store , popularly known as the \Headquarters of Mr. and Mrs. Bunny. \ For the past several weeks , work has been in. progress in the Gerken candy kitchen in preparation far thi s season ' s display, and the Gerken couple extend an invitation to the public to come and see the ' Easter article ' s and bring the kiddies. ! r npfettMik Patricia Neger Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Neger enter- tained Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Lucas and Mrs. George . Althaus of . Valley Stream. The Young People ' s skating party last Wednesday evening was attended by Miss Stella Kazel , Patrick Rai- mond , Miss Patricia Neger , Miss Jan- et Voorhies , Jack Zyerveld , Mrs. Gus- tave Neuss , Jr., Thomas Rogers and Miss Adelphia Hinkley . Memb ers of the .classes of 1938 and '39 , first two gradu ating classes of Bellport.High school , met there last Thursday evening to organize an Alumni association. The meeting was presided over ^by Herman Cham- berlain , principal , and Miss Velrcia Ewalt , former advisor of both classes. Because of the small number present , the group will hojd its next meeting sometime in June , when the class of '40 will be admitted and officers will be elected. An informal party is being planned for. members and guests on March 21. Those from Yaphank ' who \ attended Thursday ' s meeting were Miss Thirza Hinkley, Miss Patricia Neger and Miss Mar- garet Hinkley. Mr. and Mrs. L. Webber and daugh- ter of the Bronx spent the week-end at their summer home in Linden park . A surprise shower and birthday .party was given - Saturday night for Miss Margaret Hinkley , hy Miss Kathleen Gillespie of Brookhaven. Miss \ Hinkley will be married to Lee Afent of Huntington Station , on March 28. Music for dancin g was provided by Arthur Engelbach , Jack Zyerveld and Henry Okula of , Yap - hank . Others present were Miss Sue Zimmerman of Manorville , Joseph Smith and Albert Taylor . of South Haven , Miss Lehora Gillespie of Brookhaven , Miss Walma Wrangen , Miss Mildred Kazel , Miss Phyliss Glover , Frederick Strier , Joseph Scesny, Miss Martha Walters , Donald Voorhies , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hogan , LeRoy Lewin , Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hinkley, Miss Margaret Walters , Miss Thirza Hinkley, Walter Easel , Edwin Lewin , Henry Scesny, Miss Adelphia Hinkley and Miss Patricia Neger of Yaphank , Patrick Raimon d of • Medford and i- Steve Donato of Patchogue. ' Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Scesny of West Yaphank entertained Sunday, Adam Machkoski and Larry Wagner of Mineola. Mr . and Mrs, E. Reith and family of Brooklyn spent the week-end at tbejr bungalow in German Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. S. Consiglio and daughters , Jean , Joan and Anne of College Point , spent Sunday at their summer home here. Mr. and \Mrs. John Kansriddle and . family of Ridgewood were at their summer home . oh Crescent street over the week-encl. iv , . Mr. and Mrs. J. Behn and family of Brooklyn spent the week-end at their bun galow in German Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. S. Consiglio of Yap- hank and College Point were god- parents Sunday at . the christening of George Raimond Birrell at Our Lady of -Mt. Carmel R. C. church , Patch- ogue. The child is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Birrell of Medford, Among those who spent the -week- end, at German Gardens were : Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kalbach of Astoria , Mr. and Mrs. Henry -Volhner of Jam- aica , Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich of Brook- lyn , Mr. and Mrs. Henry HaderLe of Jamaica , Mr. and Mrs. Mock of Brooklyn , -Mr. and Mrs. Saumweb er and family of Brooklyn , Ma 1 , and Mrs. Joseph . Spilletic and family of Brook- lyn , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thelen of New York , Mr. and Mis. George Smith of Jamaica aria \ Mr, and Mrs , Flo . esser and;. family of Bi'ooklyn. Bj.iv and Mrs. William Neuss t\C Ricigewood . spen t the week-end with Gustave Neuss , Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norcross are building an addition to their home on Main street. Jfohn . J^niuks -visited the fl ower show in ! New York Sunday. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Edward . Engelbach entcrtainiecl , -sevieral ,days last ' ¦week Edivayd .(EngelbaclV , Sr., <£ \Valley Stream . ' ' ¦: ¦ • ¦ ' ¦ * ¦:-¦ , :.. . ¦ '' \ . ¦ ' . ' : ' . ¦ ' ' ¦ ' \ . ' ¦ , . - .; ; ' Mr. md Mrs. William^' Glover and' children , Felix , . Edward; and Stella , visited fr kiula and . relatives in Noiv walk and Bridgeport , Conn., ovoa' the week-end. The Louies ' auxiliary of the -Pres- byterian ihurch will meet (tomorrow At i bhc home of, Mrs . Edward Davis. ' 3jEisB Evelyn Brown spent Sunday with her parents . at their home in Huntington Station. ¦ - . \ . - . ' ; ZE^Cr. '' * and Mrs. GtistnV e Neuss, Jr., and three children /-wore , jll at itydy \ home for * a few d ivjte last ' weelc. \ , ^riv , and Mrs. Prank 'Kazel and <ta.$gtyM;; -:#f 0d i:ecJ ; and Mf ixtf . • Mel . tored to Garden City to visit rela- tives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Connelly of Brooklyn visited Mrs. 'W. Wa ' .tcrs on Sunday. Cornelius Zyerveld attended the flower show in Philadelphia , Pa., last week, Mr. and Mrs . Edward Engelbach entertained Mr. and Mrs . Harold Car - ter and dau ghter Peggy and Mrs. Rose Dawn and daughters , Lolly and Marion , all of Hollis , on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Briggs and family of Mineola -visitqd Mrs. Briggs ' mother , Mrs, C. Walter s , on Sunday. Miss Madeline Davis entertained on Sunday Miss Lesolette Kramer of Ridgewood. . ¦ Mr. arid Mrs. Joseph Gruber of Ridgewood spent the week-end at Camp Sieg fried. Mrs. John S. Jones is expected to return soon from Connecticut , where she has been visiting* her children all winter, Jack Norcross is drivin g a new car. \Mr. and Mrs. . Howa.d Voorhies were week-end guests of \Mrs. E. L. Tibhells of Brooklyn. The new home being built by Franz Middendorf in G orman Gardens is hearing completion. Mjt_ _ Mid<Iendorf expects to move, into it ahout April 1. Mrs, Gertrude Rompe of Lindon- hvrst spent the week-end at the Lakc- rview inn with Mr. and Mrs, Herman ftohlsen., Mr. and Mrs. 'Edwin Meyers and Mri . 'Hernum Moyers ,bf Wqsthomj)- ton visited Mr. and Mrs- John I$oeff- ncr ;oh Sunday. Rfr . and Mrs. Walter PcLappo. and daughters , Gloria , . Lucille and Doris of Brooklyn; spent the weekrond at Hhcjr . residence ori 1 Main street. . . Mis_ - Janet Voorhies visited her cousin ,. .Miss Betty Keene of Brook- lyn , ovor the week-end, . Mr. and Mrs. Klimeck\ of Gorman Gardens entertained , over the week- end : M*. and Mrs; 'Fritz: ; Modssol and Mi , .. , wul ,Mi's. Heu , uy Klimcdc of Mas-- 1 ;•rtW1^h¦:^ , ;t. ¦ . •;- - ^r.r^^- .. ¦ -¦¦ .^' - ; *• ' ;:; ' i..•-^u;..,. . -- , - i ¦¦ ¦ • . ; ST. MARK^S FUND CAMPAIGN CLOSING m A FEW DAYS The fund-raising campaign spon- sored by St. Mark' s Episcopal church of Medford during the past month , will close within \ a few days. It appears to be a success , accordin g to the committee , consisting of Wil- liam Clendinnen , chairman , J oh n Gautier , William Smith and Otto Me- deck , Sr. The Rev- . Henry Willman is pastor. The committees expressed praise for the co-operation it received from the Ladies ' guild , headed by Mrs. Harry Truman . The purpose of the dri-ve is to raise funds to finance certain repairs on the church buildings , situated on Jamaica ave- nue , Medford. Yap h ank Pingpongers Score 7—2 Victory Over Bernstein Bros The Yaphank pingpongers went home with a victory Monday night , after defeating Bernstein Brothers team 7—2 at the Triangle rest , East- port. Singles— Glover (Y) 21 14 21 21 Hersh (BB) 10 21 19 18 •Stiansen (Y) 22 18 21 21 27 A. Bernstein (BE) .. 24 21 6 11 24 Tillinghast (Y) 21 16 12 21 21 Ross (BB) 17 21 21 13 8 HoefFner (Y) 2.1 - 21 21 S. Bernstein (BB) 18 IJ 14 Rogers (Y) 21 18 21 17 17 Zencski ,(BB) 16 21 16 21 21 Kinney (Y) 21 21 22 21 Panos (BB) 19 14 24 10 Doubles— Stiixnsen-Hocffne- ' (Y) .. 21 20 16 20 Hersh-Ross(BB) 12 22 21 22 Tillinghast-R .ogers ,(Y) 21 18 21 21 Bernstein-Bernstoin (BB) 16 21 13 13 Glo-ver-Kinney (Y) 27 21 21 ¦Pa? os-Zeneski (BB) 25 12 12 JS. COAL BOWLERS, CLASS B , STILL HO LI) SECOND PLACE The Medford Island Coal and Lum- ber company bowling team , iClass B , lost two games to S tony Brook in last Wednesday ' s contests ;at Port JefTerso , n. The Medford bowlers still hold second place in the B lda ' guo. T OWL T NG IS A HEALTHF.UL , -:| ENJOYABLE SPORT » 4 - NEW ALLEYS - 4 j Lighthouse Hotel ; (Whitey RichertyP- 'op-) ! ; LAKE RONKONKQM/V \ . ' . . ' •• ' ' -j JFINEST DINNERS :| OPEN FOR BANQUETS , [ WEDDINGS, ETC. i T«l. Ronlconkoma. 8569 | »*«rr»*rr , » , i - nw*»y*rrf»'r *»ry» . '! w __ _,- ,-, 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. l 3 et. Yaphank 6 1 .857 C. M. Presbyterians ' 5 1 .833 Bernstein Bros. -; 5 2 .714 Domino Yaehtv-Glub 4 2 .667 East Moriches T. D. 2 2 .500 Bellport ' :... _ ' .. .. 3 3 .500 Alumni .:::... 2 5 .286 Pat. Citizens Bank ..0 5 .000 Blue Point .....S^::....... 0 6 .000 Scores of'this week' s games Yaphank' -7 , ' .Bernstein 2 Bellport 5 , Domino Yacht Club 4 Alumni , 5/Patchogue Bank 1 About 1 , 500 , 000 bxishels of apples were removed \i-rom New York state cold storages in January. This com- pares with a , previous five-year Jan- uary average df about 800 ,000 bushels. & ; — ; <S> Pingpoiig League
