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Co, Election Boar d Members to Meet With Gov . in Albany Meeting ef Election Boards Through- out the State Called for Friday to Go Over Military Service Plans The members of the Suffolk Board of Elections will take part in a conference at Albany Friday, at wh i ch Governor Herbert . H. Lehman \will outline plan s to county board of election member s throughout the state for the proposed handlin g of the selective service or conscri p ting of men itnder the Burke-Wadsworth act , which is now \b eing whipped into final form by Congress. Elections Commissioner R. Ford Hughes of Patchogue , Republican member and chairman of the bi-par- tisan board in Suffolk , said a tel- egram was received yesterday at the board' s office in Riverhead from Governor Lehman , which read as follows : 'T am inviting the chairman and secretary froni all the elections boards from all of the counties in the state to meet with me at the executive chamber in Albany on Fri- day, September 13 , at 2 p. m., in order in person to go over with them details ' of the Selective Military Ser- vice plans of the state. I hope you will arrange to be present. \ Mr. Hughes and Robert F. Hair- ston of Melville , Democratic mem- ber and secretary of the board , wired . Governor Lehman , assuring him they will be present at Fri- day ' s conference. Firehouse Mortgage Is Just a Headache To Brookl yn Woman Has Never Seen Cora m Property in Which She Has Money—To Be Sold September 21 A. firehouse seems a handy thing to have around in case of fire , but to Mrs. Mollie Golden of 603 Empire boulevard , Brooklyn , it is anything but handy. In fact , it, borders on the \headach e \ stage. Mrs. Golden is mortgagee of the former Coram firehouse , an imposing brick and concrete structure which has had neither fire engines or fire- men in several months. Asked what she planned to do with the bulky building, which stands on the west side of the Patchog-ue-Port Jefferson road , some distance south of Middle Country road , Mrs. Golden , in a newspaper interview a few days ago , rep lied ,, \I don 't know what to say. I wouldn 't know what to do with the firehouse and I don 't know what it might be good for. \ When she was asked to describe the property, Mrs. Golden admitted she had Heyer ever seen it. \Now you ' re putting me wise to something, \ she added. \Maybe I ough t to go down there sometime • and look it over, I got the mortgage a couple of years ago and I never bothered to see what kind of property it was. My lawyer takes care of everything. \ The firehouse is the one vacated by the Coram volunteer firemen after it was voted by the taxpayers of the new Coram fire district to have the district build a firehouse of its own , rather than take over the old build- ing with its heavy mortgage. Tbe firehouse was built in 1032 with T. E. R. A. The mortgage orginally was hold by the T. & S. Lumber company of Patchogue, The Coram Fire department has been ih defau lt on the mortgage since 1935. On July 26 last , a judgment for .H. 480.78 was entered in tbe Suf- folk County court. On Saturday, September 21 , the property will be auctioned in front of the Patchogue postoffice. M J ' S . Golden in all proba- bility will emerge.as the ' purchasor. Donato s Home-ran Wins 4-3 Victory for Cubs at Upton , A ho me run by Steve Donato in the eighth inning with bases unten- anted proved the winning run for the Patchogue Cubs in their game with the Coast Artillery nine at Camp Upton , Yaphank , Sunday. The score , 4—3. Winnie Olms pitched for the Cubs , allowing: four hits and striking out seven. Clark was on the hill for tlie Army nine , yielding seven hits and putting the third strike past 12. Cubs ab r h po Army ab r h po Yost.rf 5 0 0 1 Semsel . Sb 4 O 0 0 Lcttieri . If 4 110 Bonta . ss 4 0 10 Johnsen . c 3 119 Finnigan , 3b A O 0 3 Davmstd' t . lb 4 0 0 12 Klj ndin- *t , c 4 O 0 15 Donato,3b 4 12 0 Davenport . rf 4 10 0 Kinp. cf 4 12 2 Johnson . lb 4 118 Andrisani . 2b 3 0 13 Bain . cf 3 12 0 DioKuardo , ss 3 0 0 0 AlbJ-ect . lf 1 0 0 0 Olms .p 4 0 0 0 Woods , )! 2 0 0 1 Clark .p 3 0 0 0 Total 34 4 7 27 Total 33 3 4 27 Pat. Cubs 0 0 2 10 0 0 1 0—4 U. S. Army .... 00003000 0—3 Home runs—S. Donato. Sacrifice hits— An- drisani . Runs batted in—S. Donato 2 , Da rm- stadt 1 , Yost 1 , Bain 1. Assists—Samscl 1 , Bonta 1 , Klindinst 1 , Clark 4 , Johnsen i , Donato 2, G. Dioguardo 4 , Olms 4. Errors— Yost 1 , Donato 2 , Dioguardo 2 , Finnigan 2 , Johnson 1. Stolen ' bases—Cubs G , TJ. S. Army 0 . First c-n balls—o« Olms 0 ; off Clark 1. Struck out—by Olms 7; by Clark 12 . Left on bases—Cubs 6 , U . S. Army 3. Earned runs— Cubs 3 , 1 U. S. Avm:y 1. Passed tails—IClin- dinst 1. Hit by pitcher—G. Dioguardo by Clark. Fisherman ' s Pride Reported to be the largest catch in the lake this yea* is the large mouth bass which Robert Kerr , Jr., of Pond r ,oad , Lake Ronkonkcma , is holding. The fish , weighing five pounds , was hooked by youn g Kerr , who is having the head mounted. €&wtm*®u&k tmd l^ake Miss Croben hass A large area to cp-ver%—: Help her ly phoning . . . , Ronk, 8458 • The Ladies ' -auxiliary of the fi?. -e •departm ent will resume its monthly meetings next Tuesday at the firehall. The Ladies ' Aid society of the Congregational church -will ' meet ^Wednesday afternoon at the parish •hall. Mrs . T vV. E. Dusenberry, .Miss Mar- tha Dusenbury and Miss M. Evans of -Brooklyn s;p ent the week-end ' at the home qf Albert Rogers and daughter , Miss Al'ica Rogers. : Sunday visitors of Mr. and . Mrs. Harry Duffield were Miss Henriocta Rigby, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miller , Miss Alice Smith and Warren Neilson of East Hampton . The Ladies ' auxiliary of William Merritt Hallock post , American Le- gion , will meet today at 2 p. m. at the hall in Ronkonkoma to elect of- ficers. Centere . ach members include Mrs. John Pearl , Mrs. Edward Franip- ton . and Miss Alice Rogers , Mrs. Al- vin Smith and Mrs. Theodore Fer- rier. .Th e regular schedule of masses at St. Joseph' s R. C. church , Lake Ronkonkoma , was resumed last Sun- day. Masses on Sundays are at 7:15 , 8:15 nnd 10 :30 a. rn. Last Sunday morning the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Duryea , representatives of the Oriental Mission .society, gave a talk on the missionary activities in China at the local Congregational church. In the evening Charles Schwarze , professor of civil engin- eering at New York university, spoke on \Present Day Science Backing Up the Bible. \ Present also at the eve- ning, services were the Rev . and Mrs. Holmgren of New York and Gilbert Moore , manager of Stony Brook School for Boys. The young peoples ' Christian Fel- lowshi p met at the parish hall Monday night. A mock wedding was cel ebrated at a party last week held in Frank Friede ' s . inn , Smithtown. The prin- cipals of the mock ceremony wei'e Miss Lupille Shea of Brooklyn , as \the bride and William Strailler of Cen- tereach as the bridegroom . The gues is included Mr. and Mrs. G' . Olsen , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dressel , Mr. and Mrs. . Surdey and Miss Ruth Surdez. The Congregational bible class will resume classes at the parish hall on Monday evening, September 30. A farewell party was given for Miss Marie D ambacker Sunday eve- ning at the home of Miss Ruth Sur- dez. Miss Dambacker is leaving next week to enroll as a student nurse at the Norwegian Lutheran hospita l , Brooklyn . Other .guests included Miss Lucille Busch , Ark Fi sh , Melville Bryan and Edwi n Smith. Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Giuffreda and family moved from Ceutereach 1 to Jamaica on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Schneider and family of Lake Grove have gon e back to their home in Glendule for the season. Their daughter Wilma will resume her studies at St. John ' s university, Brooklyn. The family will spend week-ends at their home here. The Parent-Teachers association held its first fall riieeting last eve- ning at the school. A , trip to the Bronx zoo was en- joyed ,by a party of mothers ancl their children last Thursday. The group included Mrs. T. JiTorrissey, Mrs. Albert Schotermam and children , oissie and Albert , Mrs. Philip Stohr and children , Sally Ann and -Edward , Peter and Paul Gi'oben , Mrs. Wallace Anderson and sops , Peter and Floyd. The Rev. Charles Furman spolec in the Methodist chapel ax Spring Brook , near Yaphank, Sunday after- noon. • Sunday visitors ,\t the Congrega- tional paivionjEige, included Mr. and , Mrs. , J. Bpuclier and daughter of Mat|;itiic-k , Mr. and Mrs . Charles A. Fay of Tarrytown and Mrs. George Raymond arid ; children , Clara and Doris , of Valley Stream, Mr. ., Fay , is a brother of Mrs, Furjnan. Prayer meeting of the Congrega- ' tional ' church will be held this evc- , 7)) Y \g, ai the home pi Mr. and Mrs. . Ernest Overton, , , - - Mr, a-nd Mrs . Stanley Roginsky are spending their .vacation at Wood- ejde. The C. 0. D. S. club has planned a trip to Sunken. Meadow State pstrk this weok . . Mr. s\nd JVfra. Alvin Smith entev- ¦ • .tftfned . flt' .ft supper last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs; , Edward Smith , 'Mra. Jil . aiv t gucrite Bfiek ' nwl sqp Richard of .pat- chogue and Miss Anne Peters of Blue Point. . r -Mrs , : Lida»B, Smith visited: Mrs. L, Peters of Port Jefferson last week. Mrs . J. Crotty returned to her home in the city ' last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Quattlander gave a party last Friday night at their home in honor of their son Frank , who was home for the week. Frank has been appointed to the New York State police and is sta- tioned with . Troop A at Batavia. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. Bae- zensky, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith , Mr. and Mrs. Simdstrom , the Misses D-orothy and:Louise Ulrich , 'Mr. and Mrs. John Pearl , Clarence Andersen and George Martin. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey Williams of Lake Grove , accom- panied by their daughters , Grace and Mrs. Fred Markert , dro ve to Flanders where thev attended '\Home Coming \ services in the Flanders church. The Juvenile Drum and Bugle corps , which met -at the firehall. M onday night, elected Alex Proios second lieutenant , in p lace of Achilles Projos , :who, \Jvith Alton Duffield joined the fire . departmen t in August. They also voted in a new member , Clifford Stich of. Coleman road. The Juveniles will enter the drum and bugle contest in St. James on Sunday, September 29. Rehearsals for the contest will be held tomorrow , Tuesday, Septem- ber 17 , and Wednesday, September 25. The Juveniles expect to have abou t $50 in th eir treasury when they receive the proceeds from the penny- pitching concession they had at the firemen ' s fair. The boy s are ex- pected to buy their own uniforms from their earnings. The Hix of Stix 4-H club met at Muriel Overton ' s home yesterday to decide about a camping trip for the week-end at Wildwood State park. The 4-H Nic Name club , comprising the seirior member s , had an outing Sunday night. They had supper at Dahlsfrom ' s restaurant in Hunting- ton and enjoyed a Swedish smorgas- bord. The party included Miss Dor - oth y Ulrich , leader , the Misses Ger- trude Pierce , Mejba Campbell , Jennie Manitta , Dorothy Oles , Dora Becker and Mfarjorie Groben. Miss Betty* Beeker and Mrs. J. Guehfi accompan- ied them. The group also attended the Huntington theatre. The next meeting of the Nic Name club will be . held at Miss Campbell' s home this evening- , The -Jire comissioners of the Cen- tereach fire district will meet to- morrow, The Centereaeh Democratic club has sent- a letter of thanks to the Centei'O^ch fire commissioners for their co-operation in having a large tree removed from the v entrance to Emery lane on Middle Country road; Tho. .. residents ef this rpad , wliich nurnber about SO , expressed satis- faction at the removal of the ob» stacle, Mrs. Fred Markert , accompanied by Mrs. Fredericks and son Robert, drove Mrs. R. ;Khig and children to their home in [Manhattan last' Wed- nesday. , The jecept Centereaeh firemen ' s fair netted receipts of .1. 2 , 800. Of this about . half is expected to bo clear profit for the department, The. firo department members pay du , es ' /of ,$S , a \ yesxv. Up to January, 1,940 , the, Centereaeh .fire department , which was self -supporting - , became ii 'fixe district to he supported by its ^xpaye ' rs-!. Miss , Frances Mollor is on a trip to Wash ington ,: D. C , with relatives. She will .return homo tomorrow. Bi g Firs t Inning Aids Middle Island to Win Against Medford , 4-0 Shooting oif most of its steam m the firs t inning, -when three runs crossed the plate , the Middle Island nine humiliated Medford , leaders of the Brookhaven Town Firemen ' , s league , by a 4—0 score on the Med- ford diamon d Sunday. Waski , hurl- ing for Middle Island, hel d Medford to three hits , while the visitors collected ten off the deliveries of Scott , Medford ace. Mid. Island ab r h e MedjFord ab ^ r he Hopf. ss 4 1 1 O Mason . 3b . If 4 0 0 0 Lawi-ei -me . lb 4 12 0 Coleman . ss 4 0 1 O Woody. Sb 4 1 0 O Slill . lb 4 0 1-1 Rindnicsh . c 4 0 10 Rockwell . cf 4 0 <0 0 Kn6sin . 2l) 4 0 10 Seott,p J J !? ? Nowaski . cf 4 0 2 0 Connelly 2b 3 0 1 -1 Wnski p 4 0 0 0 A. Hudak . if & 0 0 0 Buniski . lf 4 0 0 OjP. Hudak . c 3 0 0 1 wX r. rf 3 0 2 0 P. H«dak , 3b 2 0 fl 0 Havt. lt 1 0 (J u Totals 515 4 10 0 Totals 29 0 3 3 Base* on balls—off Waski 2 , Scott 0. Wild pi tchcfl-Scotl 1 , Wnski 1; Hit by pitoher- ; -bj - Wnski , Rockwell. Struck out—toy Wash 5 , hy Scott 6. Two-base Mt^-Hopf , Walker. Middle Isln-. *! .. 3 0 0 0 0 O 0 1 0-^ M«dfovd 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Riverhead Town Team Takes to Grid Again After ;\i\ absence of four ycats , Riverhead will again be represented by a town football team. The coach- ing department is in charge of Gev- nrd Johnson and Francis Menendez. The team is well started in practice , and the fixst game is scheduled , for Sunday, September 22 , on the River- head High school held. City teams arc to be invited out. Some of the players , former towit team antl high sch o ol athletes are: Jack Drob-et , Frank Lescenski , Joe Twomey, Milt Bevis , Ed Yousik , Don Barth , Daye . McKillop, \Bronco Za- loea, \Little Mike \ Demchak , \Bar- rel\ Flynn , Alex Washik , \Power- house \ Cybulslc i , ^'Turk\ Edwards , Boh Carer, \Dynamite \ Dunn and others. I Bowling Season ' s On :{ at tlie . j Li g hthouse Hotel < ( Wliitey Richert , Prop.) \ LAKE RONKONKOMA J Fall Books Open for Clubs 4 - ALLEYS i 4 i- . : \ '• ' ! '*' FINEST PINNER S , J ¦ < OPEN FOR BANQUET S , j .3 WEDDINGS , ETC. < Tel. Ronkonkoma 8560 j 4 BOWL IN THE OPEN AT JMI WO Lake Ronkonkoma — 4 New Alleys —
