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Visit Our 9c Bargain Counter $31 , 000 to Imp r ove Road At Commack , Remove Curve Transfer of $31 , 000 from the coun- ty road fund to improve four-tenths of a mile of Commack road between the Motor Parkway and Deer Park in order to eliminate & dangerous curve was approved by the County Board of Supervisors at Riverhead on Monday. A resolution offered b^ Supervisor Edgar A. Sharp set Nov. 24 as the date for levying- 1941-42 taxes in the county. The board stood for a moment of silence in tribute to . the late Capt. Herbert N. Edwards , of Amagansett , former* East Hamp ton supervisor , who died at his home on July 13. Towi H' way Map Is b -the - Making Wi ll Show Various Routes and Their Character Planning Board Reports Progress to Town Board — Long Job , With Status Some Roads Disputed The map of Brookhaven town , des- ignating its roads according to state , county and town hi ghway systems , as well as private roads , is now in course of preparation , the Town board was informed last week in a letter from Town Planning' Consult- ant John M. Muddeman. The Towm board decided to ask for such a map following a recent discus- sion concerning the question of the aggregate length of hi ghways in the town system. Exjilaining that such a map al- ready had been started , Mr. Mudde- man wrote that the final completion of the map \ of necessity, requires considerable time as the legal status of many of the roads is somewhat in question. \ He said that the various classes of roads would be designated on the map by colors. Raynor Reappointed Attendance Officer Percy B. Raynor of East Moriches , attendance officer for the common schools of Brookhaven town for the past several years , was re-appointed for the coming year by the Town board last week. The position car- ries a salary of .$1 , 500 annually. Mr. Raynor serves 17 school districts throughout the town. D EATHS IN SUFFOLK ARTHUR W. RANDOLPH Arthur W. Randolph , aged 60 , a retired painter , of Ridgedale ave- nue , Farmingville , died July 18 in Mather Memorial hospital , Port Jefferson. Mr. Randolph was born in New' Jersey, and had lived in Farmingville lor the past several years. He leaves his wife , Mrs. Alma M. Randolph of Farmingville , and a son , Symore Randolph of Brooklyn. The funeral service was held July 21 m the Rulawl Funera l chapel , . North Ocean avenue , Patchogu e , the Rev. Carl G. Gernannt , pastor of \Eman- uel. Luthera n church of Patchogue , officiating. Interment was made in Holtsville cemetery. MBS. EFFIE V. McFARLAND Bi' rs. Effie Virginia McFarland , aged 44 , who had been active in civic Avork in Ridge since moving there three years ago , died Saturday at her home on Smith road , Ridge , following a brief illness. Born in Washington , D. C , a daughter of the late Thomas and. Or- villa Bresnalian , Mrs. McFarland had a very interesting career. \ During her childhood , \Buffalo \ Bill Cody -would bring her books on each visit of his Wild West show to Wash- ington , and would take her and her little playmates to the show. This friendship arose through her father , who served five enlistments in the United States Army, two of them in the Scout se-rvice in the Indian wars. Mrs. McFarland attended St. Pat- rick' s academy . in Washington. Dur- ing the WorLd war , she was employed in the Arm y department in Washing- ton , and at one time was secretary to the late Gen. Billy Mitchell. juatcx , sne servect in wan street ior ten years with Lyon , Clol<ey <& Co., and with Dawson & Lyon Co. For the past several years , she was with the Home Owners ' Loan corpor- ation offices in Mineola and New York , : where -she was secretary to E. A. Westfall of the Management de- partment. Last June 1 , she took a three months ' leave of absence from this position . and . was ¦ to return to ¦w ork Sept em ber 1. Formerly a resident of Nassau county, she was an honorary member and past vice -president of the Ocean- side Democratic club; former-Demo-! cratic ¦ committeewoman: of Election District 107 , ' Nassau county ; former secretary 1 ' to Judge John S. Tho ' rj) , at Mineola; former secretary of the Nassau County. Democratic commit- , tee , and former secretary of the Nas- , saw, Comity, fed erati on of Women ' s Democratic cl ubs. She. was .organizer; and president pf the newly-formed -Ridge Civic Asso- ciation , Inc., -whose members paid their last respects to. . her Saturday night in the R. ' . M. . Sharp Funeral home ,, Railroad avonue; , Patchogue. Mrs. * MacFarland also . was clerk of tli e Ridge school district. . Sho leaves, lier. husband , William G. McFarland . of Ridge; aiul seven, pis- tors and one brother, all of ITyatts- villo , Md. They are the Misses Rubye Bresnahan , Efizabeth Bresnahan , Vir- ginia , Bresnahan , Mrs. Madeline -Mil- ler , Mrs . Dorothy McElvoy, Mrs. Edna Farmer , Mrs. -Eleanor Smith and Thomas Bresnahan. ¦ The body was, sinpped Monday to Hyattsvillo ,. where -a requiem , mass was said this mornin g in St. Jeromes; R, C. church , followed by interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery, - Washington , D. 6. M RS. JOSEPH- 1 A. MASEM ? Mrs; Elsie A.. .Masewi , aged 35 , of Masem lane, , Hertford,, died . . Saturday in St. John ' s hospital , Long . I B I- WUI City. , -T i She leaves her parents , Mr , and Ui% Frank Himzlik of Astoria; her husband , Joseph - A, Casern of . Med- ford; two sisters , - Mrs . - Bertlm- Havc- niclc of Astoria-and Ui% Mtuy Jorlcm of New yorky and- -a brother , An th on y Hsiwlik -of Astoria. ., - ,,,,„ • The funeral service was held at the St. Sylvester RC. church , Medford , at 2 p. m. yesterday, the Rev . Henry Parascandola , pastor , officiating. In- terment was in Yaphank cemetery. During the serviee yesterday, a fleet of five airplanes , arrangements for which were made by Mrs. Masem ' s brother , Anthony \Speed\ Hanzlik , manager of Flushing airport , Queens , flew over the church , and afterwards followed the funeral cortege to the cemetery, where flowers were dropped from the planes. Then the planes were turned ahout and headed for the Flushing airport. MRS. ANNA ALBRIGHT Mrs. Anna Albright , aged 72 , for- merly a resident of Port Jefferson and Mt. Sinai for many years up to about four years ago , died Saturday at her home , 84-22 124th street , Richmond Hill. Mrs. Albright , who was born in Queens , leaves her 1ms- band, Julius Albright; four daugh- ters and two sons. The funeral ser- vice was held Monday in the O. B. Davis Funeral home , Port Jefferson , the Rev . Charles Livingston of Se- tauket. officiating. Interment yester- day was in Cedar Hill cemetery, Port Jefferson , Not ice of Public Hearin g Board of Zoning Appeals Town of Brookhaven Pursuant to tlie provisions of*Article XV , Section 1501 of the Building.Zon e Ordinance; for tlie-Town of Brookhav- en , notice is horcby given that the Hoard ofi Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing at the Board Room , Town Hall ,, South Ocean Avenue on August. 7 , 1941: at 8 :00 • 1\ M. to consider the following: : 2, Ktliol Zlmm«rmnn „ Location : North sltlo , of .{(i-ilyn Avenue, Selilcn , New Yoi-Jt, Natures G' urdcns , I' lir-idlsc J' nrlt Sccllon , Lot 180.. Appllcnnt'i-cqui c iitri - front yard variance iw accessory lniihlinu (. iriyi»to mi Nims,). 3. Clui rlen Fcn.li. Locution: IntcVflcetlon of Route 112 and Ilorachlock KoM, Medfcml , New' . . VorJc , AppJkant rcimoHts renown! of tompornw - permit, for two yours for use ns irnfioliaie Horvico Btsitlon. Cnscp will be heard in the order: iii which tlmy arc sulvcrtisctl after com- pletion of other business, Matters undisposed of at tlte clo^- irxff of the -hearing, will be. told ovd uutili the.next regular hearing of tiic b tnu'd. .TOSEMt S. COltUETTj Actinpj Chiunmm, ' • MMBS B. STRONG; .. . A , . . - $«cwt«.*jv . Town Still Undecided On Name for Beach After Officials ' Visit The question of an official name ;. - ¦ - . • tlie new Brookhaven town-owned beach on Great South beach near \Water Island is still a matter oi I' xmfinished business \ for the Town Board of Trustees. Members of tlie Town board were guests of the Town trustees on an inspection trip yesterday at the beach , and , while the subject of an official name for the recreational spot was discussed , no conclusion was reached. The site of the beach was given to the town several years ago by Mal- colm L. Davis of Blue Point. It was recently improved by dredsinsr and dock construction with a $4 , 500 ap- propriation included in the town bud- get adopted last fall. Those taking part in the trip, rep- resenting the Town board , were Su- pervisor Edgar A. Sharp , Justices of the Peace Arthur R. Reich of Med- ford and Ulysses Johnson of Center Moriches , and Town Clerk Andrew D. Havens , and the representatives of the trustees ' group wer e Town Trus- tees Ira D. Rogers of Bellnort , board president , Harry B. Paine , Rowland T. Baker , both of Patchogue , Richard P. Newton of Lake Ronkonkonia ancl Fred Brown of Port Jefferson. Town Bay Constable Marion Per- kinson of Patchogue transported the group to the beach aboard his boat , and they remained there for nearly four hours. Supervisor Sharp commended the trustees for the work that already had been completed by way of dredg- ing and dock construction , and sahl that , . in his opinion , consideration should be given further development of the site. The beach parcel, is 200 feet wide and extends more than 700 feet be- tween the bay and ocean . OLD SLAVE MUTINY- - STORY TO BE BELATED - ON RADIO Ono of .Long ¦ Island' s- most dra - matic sea stories , tho slave mutiny on tho Amistnd , is to be retold hy Isabel Manning Hcvson in ¦ her pro- gram* given daily over WEA1' , on Tuesday, August 5 , 9:30 to 0 :45 a. m., according to an announcement oi the Long Island association; In August 2839, the slave ship . . Amtetad , cap- tnrod from its officers and caw hy its cargo of North Africans , anchored atr Ciinoden Point , Mottfcauk. ; Hoi'e they wove seized by the , U, S. Cutter \Washington* \ - mul jilnccd in jail at New Haven , John Quincy Adams de- fended tho slayes ag'iuasfc the nuiugs of the Vni\ Buron administration. Fin- ally tliey \vc*G. freed and returned to Africa. Choral Society Picnic (Continued from page . 1) yid and Virginia , Mrs. Essie Graham , Mrs. James Haag, Mrs. Anton Hartl , Mrs. Ernest Herr , Mrs. Tessie Hu- dak , Mrs. William .Huber , Mrs. Rein- hold Jung and three children , Mrs. Gustave . Kappler ,. Mrs. Fritz Klenk , Mrs, John Kobus and son John , Jr., Mrs, Rudolph ¦ Lippqner , Mrs, George Led erer , Mrs. Helmuth Meyer , Mrs, H. Meisner and daughter Lillie , Mr. and Mrs. William Nagel , Mrs . George Obevschelp, Mrs. Edward Pirner , Miss Mary Rate , Mrs. Carl Rose ancl daugh - ters , -Patsy and Marlene , Miss Mag- dalena Rose , Mrs. Wallace Rothe and three sons , Mrs. \ Christian Ruoff , Mrs, .George Schaecher , Mrs. Rich- ard Schleiter and children , Rita and Dick , Mrs. E. A. Theis , Mrs. Wil- liam Thomas and -sons , Lowell and Martin , Mrs. George Wagner and son George ancl daughter Miss Adina Wagner , Mrs. ' Jacob - Weber , Mrs. Philip Weissenbergcr and Miss Marge Weissenberger. Guests included Mrs. J. Bell and daughter , Mrs. E. Binder , Mrs. Le- roy Dodd , Mrs. - .Charles Dodt , . Mrs. Rudolph Hahn , Mrs. John Horvath , Mrs. Frank Mallison and sons , Miss Elizabeth Market , Mrs. U . ieharcl Mul- ler , ]VIrs. George Pusins and . daugh- ter- Pearl , Mrs. William Rate . and Mrs; Charles Vogel , Director Ferdi- nand Engel joined the group during the ; afternoon. It ' was -Mrs. Kobus ' birthday and she ivas greeted • accordingly by- her friends. The Chora l society is hav- ing a recess for the summer and will resume meetings in September. /^O. B; Davis , Inc/w / Funeral Home V ¦ When tho misfortune of 1 death touches your faniily, , you meed facilities , trained ' ; professional service and or- ganization and management ability. We hope you- may long bo spared such misfor- tune. But when you must call on un , we have what you need. , 21G-222 East Main Street Port Jcltcvson, -N. Y* : Port -Jefferson 3Q0-285-4(5 4 Hone of Wi-flo Tin tor 0 UP Freo A t booklet, \Wlmt to Dc J *' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦l.i li^iia. M m^ A.^ nm *m i^. *.. — ifciW.n^ m, m .Am .. — ¦ . - U . Want ads in the \Big Four \ news- papers, The PatcUogae Advance , The Arsus, The Mid-Island Mail and 'Ihe Moriclies Tribune cost only 11 cef is a word for all four papers , with $1.3ll the minimum charge for the first insertion; lhat is , an advertisement containing* up to 10 words costs Sl.10 for the first week and $1.00 for subsequent weefcs. A bill- ing charge of 10 cents is . ' made \ ' for all classified advertisements that are chareed. 1 — - - ,. * . . ADVERTISING RATES FOR THE .MID-ISLAND MAIL 8 cents a word , cash -with order Bach .additional insertio n 2 cents a vord. Wo ad- -vertisentent taken for one insertion for lew than 30 cents. Classified display space , 50 cents an inch. HELP WANTED— MA LE LABORERS wanted for clearing; land. Charles Dodt , Medford Avenue , Med- i ' ord. 7tl YOUNG MANf high school grad- ate i' or newspaper photography, and advertising work.JMust know how to take photographs , develop and print. Excellent knowledge of tlie English language neces- sary for the advertising and ofllce end of position. Applicant must he clean , neat , orderly nnd havo good personal habits. Modest salary to start , good opportun- ities for advancement. Must have car. State age when making- application. Apply in writins' to BOX 780-H , PATCHOGUE 6tf
