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Members of the Elder bioom society, an organization formed by a Philadelphia widow in 1904 for th«pur pose of choral singing, are seen as they rebJa rsc for a New Vork night club act. The 11 white-ha iredGold Star grandmothers from Long Beach , Calif., shag, truck and sing in swing style. They ran ge in ag<from 65 to 71 years. Membership in the Elderbioom society is restricted to women over 50 with while n»i«-

1939

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32(1':E. Main Si;; •Patchogue •>. .

. E. J . Green to M. StonelU, lot adjland. C. P. Dickerson . SayVille. 51.000

T. J. Dege to' C. G. Scarlett. - lot s sOak st 100 ft to Case av, Patchogue.

- $1,500•W.- Smith to D. Muccl, lot w s Ocean

av 577 'It to Maiden lane, Fatchbgue.$2,500

A. DeRiso to C. Mixon , lots 1-7, bk 1.<lreat .River Estates. . $4,500

Riccia Land Co to V. Ramplno , lot 63and ors. Great River Esta tes. $1,000

D. S. Wilson Inc to W. T. Shirley , lotw s Rosevale av adj land Long IslandMotor Parkway, Lake Ronkonkoma .

$25,000L. A. Jaeger to J. P. Lantelme , lot 116

and ors Ronkonkoma Gardens. $1,000F. T. Hulse, ref , .to J. D. Marcy. lot

on ' Montauk ' highway adj Heckscherparkway, East'Islip. $50,000

„" Mortga gesH. P. J ayne to I. Williams, welfare

commissioner, lot s s Wheeler Cross rdadj land T. C. Bason. Sayville. " $6,000

Fennimore Bldg Co: to V. P. Lavers ,lots 1-5 and ors, Kohler Development ,Bayport. $3,700

W. Braun to W. Korz , lots 111-115.Oakdale Park. $1,000

C. FV -MacNeil to Peoples NationalBank. Patchogue , lot c s Ocean av adjland Murdock , Patchogue. $1,000

C. G-. Scarlett to T. J. Dege. lot s sOak st 100 ft to Case av, Patchogue .

$1,000B. B. Cunningham to F. Beck , lot

adj land - J. Wicks on North Ocean av,Patchogue. $2,000

W. T. Shirley to D. S. Wilson , Inc.,lot w s Rosevale av adj land MotorPartway, Lake Ronkonkoma. $7,500

W. Y. Huntley to Hudson-HarlemValley Title & Mtg Co. lot 570, bk 3,Brightwaters. $6,600

Real Estate Transfers

LEGAL NOTICESNOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids for furnishin g and in-stalling equipment for. and construct -ing a refuse incineratin g plant in Say-ville, Long Island , N. Y. for the Townof Islip; will be received by the TownBoard of the Town of Islip, until 2o'clock P. M. on Tuesda y. December27th , 1938. and then publicly openedand read aloud.

The work consists essentiall y of pro-viding all labor and materials requiredfor the . construction of an incineratorbuilding and gara ge, approach andturning- ramp, two furnaces each hav-ing a rated capacity of forty-five tonsper twenty-four hours , and all auxil-iary structures ' and equipment for com-plete operation, including chimney,combustion chambers preheaters, fans,and miscellaneous equipment; electricalequipment, fixtures and wirin g of build-ing for light and power , furnishing, andinstalling plumbing fixtures , pneumaticwater system , Including well, and nec-essary piping, and furnishin g and in-stalling heating plant.

The successful bidder must agree tosublet the electrical , plumbing andheating work to recognized contractorsIn the respective trades , as approvedby the Town Board.

Copies of the plans and specificationsand other contract documents may beexamined and one set thereof obta inedat the Town Clerk' s office upon depositof $20.00. This sum will be refunde donly to those submittin g bonnflde bidsand if the plans and specifications arereturned in good condition withintwen ty days after bids have been re-ceived.

Each bidder must deposit with hisbid . a certified check on a solvent l«inkfor not less than five perccntum (5% )ot the amount ot the bid, subject tothe conditions provided in the Infor-mation To Bidders.

Proposals for this work will be con-sidere d only from bidders who are reg-ularly engaged In buildin g incinerators ,and who have buil t at least one plantin the United States of the type andcapacity comparable with that requiredby these specification s, and whichplant Is now, and for nt least two years ,has been in successful operation tordestruction of mixed rubbish andgarbage .

Each proposal must be made uponthe forms furnished in the Contr actnnd Specifications .

No bidder may withdraw his bidwithin 30 days after nctual date ofopening thereof .

The Town reserves the right to waiveany informalities in or reject any orall bids.

TOWN BOARD, TOWN OP ISLIPBy: BOY E. PARDEE,

Dated: Islip, - N. Y. Town Clerk.November 32nd , 1038. Ot2

O pij A DEN , ADELINE (sometimesknown as Adallne Ascher ,— ,' "In pursuance of an order of Honor-able, Richard W. Hawkins , Surro gateof the ' Count y of Suffolk , notice ' IsHereb y,-given to oil persons havingclaims against Adeline Opladen (some-times 'know as Adallne Ascher ), lateof tile Count y of Suffolk , deceased, topresent- the-same; with vouch ers there -of, to the subscrobers , at the i rplace ot? transactin g business at theofllce pj Sceyijfc Todd, Ely St Beatty,their attorne ys, at No, 108 Broad-way. In i tho -Borou gh of Manhat-m^ Of ^ S ^aof Ofcpmbe rt ilMIV • ¦

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REEVES, TODD, ELY A BEATY,Attorneys for , Ex«mjtore/Office or F. O. Aatbw 'M. IDS Broadway,TtorniWh.'flr MMiiwttiMiiNow York City. ' - 03127

LEGAL NOTICESNOTI CE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids for the alteration s andrepair to West Sayville Dock at thefoot of West Street , West Snyvllle, N.Y., will be received by the Town Boardof the Town of Islip, on Tuesday, De-cember 27th. 1938 at 2 P. M„ at theTown Hall , Islip, N. Y.

Plans nnd Specifications may be ob-tained at the Town Clerk 's office , Islip.N. Y.

The Town Bonrd reserves the rightto reject any or nil bids.

TOWN BOARD. TOW N OP ISLIPBv: ROY E. PARDEE ,

Dated: Islip, N. Y. Town Clerk.November 22nd , 1938. 9t2

PU BLI C NOTIC EA Public Hearin g will be held at the

Town Hall , Islip. N. Y.. nn Tuesday.December 27th , 1D3R. nt 2 P. M.. onthe application of ihr Town of Islip,for a change of zonlim tr om a Res-idence "A" to " Indu strial" classifica-tion, a ffectin g property known ns lots49 nnd 51, ns shown on a map of JohnA. King. Avery & J. Homnn Lots andLand belonging In A. McCotter , 'Esq.,Map No. 33, filed In llio County Clerk' sOffice , October 2nd , 1B0G. and locatedon the east side of Lincoln Avenue ,about one-half of n mile nort h ofChurch Street , Holbrook , N. Y,

All inter ested persons will lie givenan opportunit y to be heard.

TOWN BOARD. TOWN OF ISLIPBy: ROY E, PARDEE,

Da ted: Islip, N. Y. Town Clerk.November 22nd, 1038, 9t2

LEGAL NOTICESPUBLIC NOTICE

A Public Hearin g will be held nt theTown Hall. Islip. N. Y.. at 2 P. M. onDecember 27th, 1938 on the applicationof Kntherine H. Kemioih of Holbrook ,L. I. , for a chan ge ot zoning from nResidence "B" to n "BtiMiiess " classi-fication , nflectlng property known aslots No. 2S and 29, Block 7. Map ofRonkonkoma Lake Pa rk No. 6B1.

All interested persons will be givennn opportunity to be heard.

TOWN BOARD , TOWN OP ISLIPBy: ROY E. PAR DEE,

Dated: Islip, N. Y. ' Town Clerk ,December lS^lOSS. 9t2

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irrom West' - * T iTom Eart; 8:00a.m. ... . 1 ll-oonT1:45 p. m. { . 'J ; '

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MAILS CLOSE •Westbound - EaMb uund7:00 a. m. 10:00 a.*'10:00a. m: i2 .oo m.

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Altho'ugli the .'World war ended 20 years ,ago thou sands of individuals continue lo make a living from theba ttlefields of Fra nce. In the Somme, near Albert , workers find huge amounts of copper , lead and iron. Allthe recovered shells and bombs are first sent -to an isolated spot near a special factory, where they arestored. Every safety precaution is taken to avoid injuries from live shells and bombs, and constant prac-tice has insured a minimum of accidents. In 1937 more than 4,000,000 pounds of , war material was removedfrom the Somme area-alone. Left: Nicknamed "The Negus," this shell hunter is typical of the Frenc h work-er in the battle field. His divining rod , which probes the eart h, tells him the type of bur ied war material.

' (Wb^ riEatfiSi^s : ¥ieM> Metal; t^fealtji

Happenings ol Forty, Thirty, Twenty and Ten Years Ag<¦¦¦ Taken from T-he News Files

1 , Forty. Year * Ago |HE following officers :

1 of Sayville Xodge,I. O. O. Fa had been'

. nominated : N. G.,L; Joha S. Wells; V.' G.. Dr. P. B. Krich--n' a um : Secretary;"William P.Edwards :Financial Secretary,

William P.-L e-cau se; Treasurer . I. G.Terry; Trustee of General Fund . 1 C.Skinner; Committee to' visit widows,and orphans , I. G. Terry, Josiah Smith !and 'William Cook; Tr ustees, John P.Hiddink , .1. c. Skinner and JuliusHauser.. • " -";"

A West Sayville item said: "On ac-count cf sickness the greas ed pig. con-tests will not be beld as announced. "Whose illness was not explained.

Mrs. Ruth G. Edwards , wife ot TownTax Collector William Edwards and adaughter of Charles L. Raynor , haddied suddendy.

G. W. Rogers was advertising mixedcandies at ten cents a pound or three

. pounds for a quarter.

¦V.- - '' Thirty Year * Ago

The News was advertising . "TheLittle Girl Who Did Not Believe inSanta Claus," a beautiful Christmaspict ure , and over 5,000 feet of comicand dramatic subjects; also two ofthe latest illustrated songs. "All for10 cents, at Columbia Hall."

The Rev. Fathe r Henry Prat , formany years a well-known and well-loved summer resident of Bayport , haddied in New York at the age of 63years.

A pinochle tournament was going onbet ween the Major Robert AndersonCouncil . Jr . O.U.A.M.. of Bayport, andthe South Shore Council, of Sayville.

William K. Noe, eldest son of thelate Thomas J. Noe. had died. He wassurvived by two brothers . Smith J . andLouis H.

William Griek , of West Sayville. andhis two sons, John and Cornelius , hadstarted in the business of trawling 'forcodfish .

The German freighter "Marburg " hadcome ashore off Bellport in a neavytog and had not been floated lor threedays.

Capt. Christian H. M. Huus , a SandyHook pilot, had died at his home inBayport in his 53rd year.

The Grand Central Store was adver-tising ladies' fine initialled handker-chiefs for seven cents.

¦" ' •• ' Twenty Years AgoCamp Upton had been designated by

the War Department as one of theregular demobilization centers to whichmen were to be transferred for dis-charge. Commandin g officers had beeninstructed that men must be dischar gedwithin 350 miles of their point of en-trance into the service.

The basin on the Prank S. Jonesplace wns being deepened so that itmigh t be used as a harbor for Mr.

. Jones 's boats. Much of the meadow-land wns to be tilled In.

Miss Lydla Smith , the dau ghter ofMr. nnd Mrs. Bertram G. Smith , ofBaypo rt , had been married at FortWorth , Texas , to Lt. Douglas Ooodalc ,of Southampton.

Throu gh the generosi ty of a wealthyfriend a district nurse was to be em-ployed, covering trie villages of Say-ville , West Sayville, Oakdale, Bayportnnd Bohemia. ' •

Miss Edna May,' the daughter ofMr .and Mrs. Joseph C. Lewis, hadbeen married at ' her , home to CarlosDavlln , of Santo Mmrta; Colombia , S. A.

Mrs . Amanda Wooahull , widow of thelate Josiah R, WcodhuII , had died inher BOUi year.

William Whelan had.bee p officiallyreported released from a aernianprison camp.

Howard Weeks hod begun work inthe News Office,

>\ —: / Ten Years Ago

Mrs. Preelovc Noe Davis had diedhere nt the ago of 85 years, In .heryouth she tau ght in the Snyvllle pub-lic school , She was a sister of LewisH. Noe.

Mrs. Willia m K. Todd, the wife ofWilliam H. Todd , of Brooklyn and Bay-port, had died suddenly ; at her bornein Brooklyn ,

OapC. and Mrs , Thomas Rogers hadcelebrate d , their 50th wedding anni-versary mi their home on Foster avenue,

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. .', . ; Tliomfti^.vRyan, once n number of• ' ' . ': ' feny vllli '* '.*t |ve«trtcnl colony, lm« tiled't 'kt tho nue ot n jwu's,

Miss Hilda Sichner . of Berlin. Ger-many .had been married ¦ to AlwinNicolaus, of . Sayville;

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