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BELLPORT GRADUATES DI7 I I DADT f U AIM T A TI7-& Girls and boys who received their high school diplomas in June : DLtihr U lX 1 Sj KHUUAlEiD \ Front row , left to right—Margaret Hart, Shirley Burkhardt , Edna Frabizio , Elly Buchta , Mae Handley, Louise Nudo , Henrietta Dodt., Claire Decker, Theresa Davis; second row—Helen Jacobi , Dorothy Rempel , Queenie Eleazer , Marie Perry, Leonora Gillespi e , Grace Suga , Dorothy Wessel , Catherine Micari , John Sporck ; third row— Frank Toth , Albert Hudak , Thomas Rogers, Walter Reed , , Charles Thiede , Robert Sherman , Joseph Connelly, Thorn as Palladfho , Alex Bondar , M ichael Palermo , George Leone , John Golsner; rear row—Jack Zyerveld , Ellsworth Brown , Robert Miskosky, Louis Smith , Anthony Bugula , Dominick Barren ello. Photo by Johnson Peace Haven Again Asks Tax Exemption From Town of Islip Oakdale Property Assessed $112,000 \ . —-Idlehour Taxpayers Association Opposes — Religions , Educati onal Status Affirmed and Denied For the second.time within a year , the Royal Fraternity of Master Meta - physicians is .seekin g tax exemption on its Oakdale retreat house , Peace Haven , the form er Van d erbilt man- sion , Idlehour. The Peace Haven buildings and property, consisting of about 40 acres , have a total assessed Valuation of $112 , 000. The latest move , made in the form of a petition , submitted to Islip Town Assessor Frank H. . Geiger , will be considered at a public hearing today in the Islip Town hall , Islip. It will be opposed by the Idlehour Taxpayers ' association of Oakdale , which has retained John M. Green e , Sayville attorney, as c ounsel. In the petition , which follows the lines of that submitted last year , the metaphysicians ' group contends that Peace Haven is used exclusively for relig ious and educational purposes and that its members use it as a re- treat house for their \ moral and mental improvement for religious , Bible , charitable , benevolent , educa- tional , scientific and literary pur- poses. \ Mr. Geiger denied the 1939 appli- cation , stating that Peace Haven - is not a charitable or benevolent cor- poration , that it is not an educational institution because it has not com- pli ed with the Education law and was not chartered by the University of the State of New York nor certified by the regents, Mr. Geiger ruled it is not a relig- iou s organization because it was not incorp orated under the religious cor- poration law of the state and that the religious services held there are not of any recognised denomination or sect. The primary purpose of Poace Hav- en , Mr. Geiger stated , is that of a \ club or fraternity where members having the same ideas may- bond to- gether to promote their mutual in- terests. \ In strongly opposing the 1939 ap- plicati on , the taxpayers ' group said that the Bohemia-Oakdale school dis- trict would stand to lose a large ' part of the $4 , 000 in annual taxes involved in the appeal . i Mr. Geiger ' s decision of last Sep- tember followed two public hearings . on the application and \ a conference he hold with representatives pf the 4 State Tax commission, —— — ' ... .1 ...I. . . . . . > ' In testing the strength of stock- ings , miles of wear on toes and heels can be duplicated in a few boura by frictloh machines. NEW SCOUT TROOP ORGANIZED The new Boy Scout Troop of the Ridge was organized last Thursday night. The temporary senior patrol leader , is Joe ' Carrol. Austen Ran- dall is leader of the Engl o patrol. Wilfred Raynor is leader of the Lion patrol. Five recruits ' ind ude Her- bert . Randal), Leo Riley, Clnrcn.e Baker , Joe Seibai't and F rank Maur-. ino, Meetings , will, be hold weekly on Thursday, my hoy 12 \ p»> over being welcome >o ;fojp, ¦;¦;. . ' ¦ ¦ ' , , .. -;¦: , - , :yy' -4: 'f' ¥^,^^i^^li ! y,^4 • SeMeii Mrs. Richard Henry Mrs. Gruet7amacher of Bay Ridge is spending the summer at her bun- galow on Sunset avenue and has as her guests , Mrs. Charles Car-son and . children , also of Bay Ridge. Mrs . Lena DeMeo and daughter Helen of Brooklyn are spending the summer at the bungalow of Mrs. Philainenea De Meo of the Dare road. Mrs. Charles Zolla and family are spending the summer at their cot- tage on the Dare road. Mary Jane Mineo is at the Mineo bungalow on Dare road. Mrs. Richard Henry of Middle Country road spent last Thursday at the home of her daughter , Mrs. Joseph Kucera of Sayville. Other guests were Mrs. Mabel Schramm of Brooklyn , Mi's. James Davis of Blue Point and Miss Alice Rogers of Cen- tereach. The S e 1 d e n Juvenile band was awarded a cup at the Ronkonkoma carniva l last Wednesday evening and the fire department won two prizes at the Holtsville carnival on Friday, ?5 for the most men in line and $5 for best appearance. The juvenil es won a cup for most members in line. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Faron , Jr., and daughters of Southold were week- end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Faron , Sr., of Coram. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Faron and daughter Winifred of Forest Hills. A \ mid-summer ' s night\ party was held at the home of Mr. and ' Mrs. Jack Fisher of Magnolia drive last Saturday evening. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Burke , Mrs. M. Hoffmann , Patrick O'Grady, Mr. and Mrs. John Virgil , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dressier , Mrs. P. Vernon and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. James Burk e , Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Hendrickson , Mr. and Mrs. M. Jeray, Mr. and Mrs. William Cabel , Harold Gunn , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose , Mr. and Mrs. James Bath , Mrs. George Brunquell , Mr. aud Mrs. E. Ditches , Mr. and Mrs. William Eustace , A. Ziegler and J. Kelly, who with Mr. Burke entertain- ed with electric guitars. Mr. and Mrs. William Eustace and son of Brooklyn spent the week-end at their bungalow on Magnolia drive. Mrs. Agnes Acquino of New York is spending severa l days at her bun- galow on Ferndale avenue and enter- taining Mrs . Catherine O'Donnell. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Basso of Brooklyn are spending a vacation at their bungalow on Ferndale avenue. Mrs. Elsie Korde of Inwood avenue entertained over the week-end Mr. aad Mrs. William Frank and daugh- ter of Brooklyn. John Waas of the Bronx is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Monahan of Fern- dale avenue. Mr. and Mrs . John Acquino of Ferndale avenue had as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Perez and bab y daughter of Franklin Square. Miss Elsie Korde , after spending a month in the Greenpoint hospital , \ is recuperati ng at the home of her mother of Inwood avenue. Miss Anna Jung has returned to Ridgewood , after spending several weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Heinz Schultze of Evergreen drive. Mrs. Mary Nieman and Mrs. Rich - ard Henry visited Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis at their summer home in Mastic on Sunday. Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald and daugh- ters , Frances and Christina , Mrs, Wil- liam Buckley and daughter Helen and son Billie of Brooklyn are spending severa l weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hough of Middle Country road. The talking picture to be shown by the Fire department at the firehouse this Saturday evening will be \Fed- eral Bullets , \ a G-Mari stoiy staz*ring Milburn Stone and Terie Walker. There will also be a cartoon and news reel. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hunsicker of Ridgewood are visiting Mi* , and Mrs. Heinz Schultze of Evergreen drive. Clarence-Mackey has a position on the S. S. America and will leave on a trip Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Mackey and Mrs. Henry Nieman motored to . New York this Monday. The Selden branch of the Amer- ican Red Cross , which met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leon- ard Petrucelli , made plans for a card party to be held Wednesday evening, August 28 , at Nature ' s Gardens club- house. Miss Mayb elle Still is chair- man. Mrs. Tilden Ryman , who last winter was graduated from Dr. W. Stakes ' first aid class and was given a certifi- cate to teach first aid , is giving in- structions to a class of young people in Port Jefferson Station, A bazaar is being held under the auspices of St. Joseph' s mission on the grounds adjoining the Selden Community house today, tomorrow , Friday and Saturday evenings for the benefit of the building fund of the Sel d en Ca tholic church. Refresh- ments will be served. A block party, will be held on Aug- ust 30 , 31 and September 1 on the firehouse block , under the auspices of the Selden Fire department. Sylvia Goetz Mrs. Matilda Apeds and children , Louis and Anthony and Louis Isabella of Brooklyn are spending a week wi th Mrs. Sam Centineo of Maplewood ave- nue. Mr. and Mrs. Sam DeMaro of Dycl- cer Heights . are spending two week' s at the home of Mrs. D. Iulo on Wood- mere place. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bruno of Woodmere place were . Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sepe and daughter Jane of Brooklyn. Guests over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schwender were Miss \Mildred Costanzo and Erwin Zeeb of New j. ork. Mr. and Mrs, Hans Baumler and son Erwin were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Slater of Lake drive. Jeane Monaghan of Argyle avenue recently entertained 35 guests at a graduation party. Mr. and Mrs. Algerio were at their , summer bungalow on Argyle avenue over the week-end, Mrs; Freda Hillman and dau ghter June are spending a week with Mrs. George Slater of Lake drive. Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Schlu eter of Woodside spent the week-end with their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. George Schlueter of Middle Country road. Mrs. Geoi'ge Slater and children , Marie and George , have returned from New York after spending a week there. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Lauturner last Friday were Mr. and Mrs. i Emmett McQuillan , Josephine McQuillan and Theodor e Lauturner of New York . Guests Sunday of Mrs . J, Ireton of Argyle avenue were Harry Ireton , Mr, and Mrs . Edward Ireton and son Edward , Mrs , Leete and daugh- ter Florence and Mabel Simpson . Mr. and Mrs. Peter DeQuarto and children spent the week-end at their bungalow on Rose place and enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Dominick De- Quarto of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Onetto and children spent the week-end at their bungalow oppose place. Mr. and Mrs, John Cugn o of Ozone Park spent Sunday at their bunga- low on Rose place. Gildo Civitella spent the week-end with his family on Ormond avenue! Mrs. Civitella and children are in New York this week. Mrs. Paul Goetz and children * Ru- dolf and Sylvia, of Kensington ave- nue motored . to New York Saturday. Walter Schreiber of New York spent Thursday with his family on Middle Country road. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simon of New York spent the . week-end , at their bungalow on Kensington avenue. Mrs. Adele Falzone and Anna Sul- livan have returned to New York , after spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin of Adiron- dack drive. Sam Feigenbaum . of New - York spent the week-end with his family on Selden court. Mr. and Mrs. George Schoepf of Brentwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goetz of Kensington avenue on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sullivan and children and Jean Vogil of Savona spent the week-end with I\lrs , ClurSt Demblce of Middle Country road. Mr. and Mrs. baBello of/New York have rented the summer home of Mrs, Clara Deinbke on Wyonne avenue. ICE CREAM SODAS E LUNCHEON % - ] - CANDY m%\ CIGARETTES \S ^fi \ THE ¦ i M f l . > Sugar Bowl II ;J l Middle Country ltd, If vl ' . SELDEN' \ \jL / ' \ ' ' t ,: Mm. Harrington, Prop, ' '£?^~6* ? PIZ ZA - OLA 2t»e up Spaghetti and Meat Balls I 35c Special Dinner on Sundays j NANCy'S MIDDLE COUNTRY ROAD S E L D E N- ' ' ! — BEER ON TAP — -^-\H-HH\*-\\^^ ¦¦'' ¦ *- ' \ \ ** \ ¦ ' » *- * ~ m ¦———— mu tm ¦—¦¦¦ - ¦ —u ^. —¦ Pamper portals t y ON VACATION AT E p PoCONO im- ** ' g£ |t^|ANOR 7* _ J^SL Excellent golf , rldlnr , I, Kv\ awimming... indoort MM flr\ _v_ outdoors filled wi th tattr- _ \\ A rv - ' i rainment for everybody—• \V \Vr* 1 rhi. ' i P.M. for your ium* A v *» mer vacation. Delightfully cool, friend'-/and iofofm«l. [¦arm-fresh food. Brine the family to ibe top of the Poconoi tot die aumraet. HERMAN V. WAGER, Gonmral Manager POCONJ G MANOR. PA* »nm *»mmmmmmmmmmAmvmiiamnmm *amammmammim
