Konkonkoma and the TakeVIRS. EDWARD HAZARD Ronk. 9-5221

The Lake Ronkonkoma HomeExtension Service held a Rally Daymeeting on Wednesday, Septem-ber ninth in St. Mary 's Parish Hall.Mrs. Claude Schildt , the chairman ,presided. Mrs. Benjamin Binkow-ski , a former chairman , substitut-ed for the treasurer Mrs. John Sea-borne , who is ill and in the hos-pital. Mrs. D. Peterson spoke onstrokes and showed a film on thesubject. Mrs. Peterson is associat-ed with the office of Public Healthin Riverhead. The first lesson ondecorative pillows was given yes-terday. The next lessons will be onSeptember 23rd and September30th , from 10 a.m. until four p.m.The classes meet in St. Mary 's Par-ish Hall. Mrs. Binkowski and Mrs.Eric Okvist are the instructors. OnSeptember 24th Mrs. Frank Rum-mel Jr. will give a talk on "the cul-ture of perennials." On Octoberfirst , from 10 a.m. until four p.m.Mrs. Arthur Ayres and Mrs. Flor-ence Home will instruct a classon the making of sewing screens.The October meeting of theHome Extension Service will beheld the seventh of October. Mrs.Joseph Lanzieri and Mrs. DanielSeibert will be the instructors.Mrs. John Sevenliss will be chaiv-man of a bingo party to be heldOctober 21st. Mrs. Home wasawarded the "dark horse" at theRally Day meeting. The followingmembers are on the cake commit-tee for the next regular meeting:Mrs. Frank Dehe, Mrs. RaymondDuffield , Mrs. Daniel Seibert , Mrs.Edward Olsen, Mrs. Paul Kutzing,and Mrs. John Madden.

This evening at six p.m. therewill be a reception and dinnerheld in the Methodist Churchbasement honoring Pastor and Mrs.William J. Boone. All membersand friends of the congregationare cordially invited. Rolls and but-ter, beverage and dessert will befurnished, just bring a covereddish and table service. A brief pro-gram will follow the dinner.

The Intermediate MethodistYouth Fellowship which includesgrades seven, eight and nine , willhold its initial meeting in thechurch yard on Sunday, September27th , at five p.m. A wiener roastwill be held , officers will be elect-ed , and plans made for the year.The Senior Methodist Youth Fel-lowship will hold its first meetingon Sunday, October fourth. Thetime and place will be announcedat a later date.

Miss Barbara Okvist of HighStreet , daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Eric Okvist left on Sunday for NewPaltz where she is beginning hersophomore year at New Paltz StateTeachers College. She is major-ing in art education. Mr. andMrs. Okvist drove her to school.Her sister Miss Carol , left Tues-day to begin her sophomore yearat the New York State Universityon Long Island at Oyster Bay,where she will major in biology.Both girls assisted in the SachemSummer Recreation Program.

Monday Mr. and Mrs. TheodorePulvermiller of Johnson Avenue,celebrated their 23rd wedding an-niversary. Guests present wereMrs. Albert Wilster and Mr. andMrs. James Wilster and childrenPatricia and Connie of New Jersey.

A new family service of worshipand study will begin on SundayOctober fourth , at 9:30 a. m. inthe Methodist Church. Childrenin grade three and over will attendthe service with their parents andother interested adults. The chil-dren will be dismissed at the mes-sage time for Church School Classand the adults will hold a classsession led by Pastor Boone. Itis hoped that family groups willwant to attend the service togeth-er.

On Thursday evening at eighto'clock , the Women's Society forChristian Service will hold theirregular monthly meeting in fellow-ship hall at the Methodist Church.The guest speaker will be MissJoyce Childs of South Rhodesia.

The new building under con-struction between the A. and P.store and the village parking lotin the Lake Ronkonkoma villagewill be a gasoline station. Alsonew stores are expected to be con-structed between the gasoline sta-tion and the A. & P.

The Holy Name Society met Mon-day evening in St. Joseph's Church.

Rev. William J. Boone baptizedDian Elizabeth Hanak , daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hanak,on Sunday, September sixth in theMethodist Church. Her godpar-ents were Alice Hanak and Brewst-er Bayles.

The Finance Committee of theMethodist Church will meet nextThursday at eight p. m. in thepastor 's study.

Last Tuesday St. Mary 's Guildhad election of officers in the Par-ish House at St. . Mary 's EpiscopalChurch. The officers re-electedwere: President , Mrs. Joseph La-lone; Vice President , Mrs. WalterCeberek; Secretary, Miss Katie C.Gregory; Treasurer, Mrs. ArthurMurray, and Assistant Treasurer ,Miss Eleanor Cooley. The ladies al-so made plans for a card party tobe held in October.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hazard ,Stephen Davis and Edward OlsenJr., attended a hot dog '/owl Sat-urday night at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Henry Satterl y in Pat-chogue.

Gertrude Douglas of Ocean Ave-nue was taken to BrookhavenMemorial Hospital in the LakelandFire Department ambulance lastTuesday. Dr. Seinfeld of Pat-chogue was in charge and ArthurBrowne Sr ., Vincent Platia andGerard Hcaly were the ambulanceattendants. On the same day.James Finnigan of Crouton Streetwas taken from Southside Hospitalin Bay Shore to St. Charles Hospi-tal in Port Jefferson. Dr. DavidMolinoff of Smithtown was incharge. Arthur Browne, AdamPitka and Paul Kryscuk were theattendants. The following dayFrank Mascari ' Jr., of GardenCourt was taken to Mather Mem-orial Hospital in Port Jefferson inthe Lakeland ambulance. Dr. Masa-mi Yamaguchi was in charge andManuel Rodino and Joseph Quirkwere the attendants.

At 2:10 Sunday morning, the Is-lip Town Police Department calledthe Lakeland ambulance to thescene of an automobile accidentat Pond Road and Easton Street.James Deplin of St. James wastaken to Southside Hospital. Fran-cis Rubenbauer , Paul Kryscuk andManuel Rodino were the ambu-lance attendants. Also on SundayJohn DeSpirito was taken fromDr. Fried's office on Hawkins Ave-nue to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Dr. Fried was in charge andNorman Wolde and Ray Stulz Sr.were the attendants.

Last Wednesday Septemberninth , Robert and Richard Newton,twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. BurtisNewton Jr. of Hawkins Avenuecelebrated their first birthdays.The guests present were Mrs. J. S.Jacobsen and sons Leslie and Ron-ald , Mrs. Mildred Hyman anddaughter, Miss Irene, Mr. and Mrs.Percy Farrington and children ,Fred , Percy and Julia , all of LakeRonkonkoma, Mr. and Mrs. JohnHyman and children John andIrene of Farmingville, Mr. andMrs. Thomas Newton of Green-lawn , and Mrs. Burtis Newton Sr.,of St. James.

The Crusaders Club of St. Jo-seph's Roman Catholic Churchwill present their annual fashionshow and entertainment "Autumnin New York ," at eight p.m. onSeptember 21st , in St. Joseph'sSchool auditorium on ChurchStreet.

The Methodist Church Nurserywhich meets during the 11:00 a.m.service will begin on Sunday, Oc-tober fourth , for children of par-ents who wish to attend the serv-ice. The nursery is restricted tochildren from the toddler agethrough seven years of age.

The Rev. and Mrs. William J.Boone will hold Open House at theMethodist Parsonage on Sunday.

On Monday, September 21st , ateight p.m., there will be a meet-ing of the Church School Teachers and Officers of the LutheranChurch at Holy Cross. Anyone in-tested in teaching in church schoolis asked to attend this meeting.

The flowers on the altar at HolyCross Lutheran Church on Sundaywere given by Mrs. Henry Alfkenand her daughter , in memory oftheir husband and father. The al-tar candles were given by Mr. andMrs. John Small in memory ofMr. Small's mother.

The Lakeland Fire Departmentreports there were no fires thispast week.

On Tuesday, September 29th ,St. Elizabeth's Guild will sponsora spaghetti supper in St. Mary 'sParish House at six p.m.

William Blair and Mrs. LeoClark sang a duet at the morningservice at the Methodist Churchon Sundav.

Mr. and Mrs. Graham McKemanand their three children ofChicago , 111., recently spent fivedays visiting Mr. McKernan 's par-ents. Postmaster and Mrs. JosephL. McKernan at their home onHawkins Avenue. On Labor Day afamily reunion was held at thMcKernan home. Present wereMr. and Mrs. John Williamson andtwo children of Sayville , Mr. andMrs. Ray Pfeifer and four childrenof Lindenhurst , Mr. and Mrs. PeterMcKernan and three children ofBayport , and Mr. and Mrs. GrahamMcKeran and three children ofChicago. Mrs. Williamson is theformer Miss Ellen McKernan , andMrs. Pfeifer is the former MissPeggy McKernan. Another sonand daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs.Joseph L. McKernan Jr. and theirtwo children of Chicago, were un-able to attend.

On Saturday, September 12thMr. and Mrs. Paul C. Sachse of 97Lakeshore Drive were host andhostess at a house warming intheir new home for some friendsand relatives. Guests present wereMr. and Mrs. Frank Tokar ofWhitestone , Mr. and Mrs. HowardJackson and Mr. and Mrs. FrankLuce of Sayville, Mr. and Mrs. William James and Mr. and Mrs. Nich-olas DeCillis of Centereach. Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Filete of Massa-pequa and Mr. and Mrs. RichardCollins of Patchogue, Mrs. MarieMeisner , Mrs. C. Paul Sachse , Mrs.Charles Kruger , Mr. and Mrs. Al-bert Schrage. Mr. and Mrs. Law-rence Conlon, James Giatras andCarl Gustafson, all of Lake Ron-konkoma.

Miss Elaine Mendez , daughter o!Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mendez of Col-lington Drive, left on Monday forNew Paltz State Teachers Collegewhere she has started her sopho-more year.

The fashion show by the Say-ville Auxiliary to Southside Hos-pital will be held at Land's End onSeptember 25th at 8:30 p.m. Dona-tion is $1.25. lt

Mr. and Mrs. James Hazard ofRichmond Boulevard and Mr. andMrs. Edward Olsen of Carroll Ave-nue attended a meeting of theCouples Club of the PatchogueBaptist Church in the church onTuesday evening.

Rev. Edward Wisbauer Jr. hasannounced a change in the timefor the daily Holy Communion.Formerly the sacrament was ad-ministered at eight a.m. daily,now the time is 10 a.m. The timechange was requested by motherswith children to get off to schoolwho were unable to come at eight.

Mrs. Walter Davis of LindenStreet celebrated her birthday onMonday.

SHED ENTEREDTools and building materials

valued at $192 were stolen froman Islip Town-owned shed locatedon the West Sayville dock. Thetheft was reported by Louis Bod-ani , of Ronkonkoma , superinten-dent of public buildings lastThursday.

CERMAK TO SPEAKBay Shore — A public meeting

will be held Monday at 8:30 p.m.at Cooper's Hotel , at which Jo-seph Cermak , Suffolk County Co-ordinator and candidate for Coun-ty Executive , will speak. Thismeeting is being sponsored by theBay Shore Brightwatcrs Republican Club.

The average person breathes atthe rate of about 20 limes perminute.

CHURCHNEWS

Sayville Methodist Church. TheRev. Philip H. Dodd , Pastor; Mrs

^Everett Griek , Organist and Choir

director; Charles Webber , ChurchSchool Superintendent.

8 a.m. Communion; 9:30 and 11a.m. Worshi p; 9:25 a.m. SundaySchool ; 10:55 a.m. Sunday Schoolsecond session.

7 p.m. High School MethodistYouth Fellowship.

• • •The Congregational Cnurch , Say-

(sfcille, The Rev. A. L. Teikmanis,Ph. D. pastor, Mrs. Sven Hasselriis , Organist and Choir Director-Mrs. Clarence mantis , Supt. ofChurch School; Mrs. Karl Schaeff ,Church School secretary.

9:30 a.m. Senior Class of ChurchSchool; 10 a.m. Church School , allgrades, nursery through eighth.

10 a.m. Church Worship Serv-ice.

- The flowers in the chancel aremhe gift of the Women 's Fellow-

ship.4 p.m. Church retreat at Camp

Edey with Fred Ward in charge.Outdoor worship, recreation , dis-oussion and fellowship box supper.

Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. Miss & Mrs.Club meets at Mrs. Paige Moore 's,138 Gillette Avenue , Bayport;Thursday, 10 a.m. Friendly serv-

ice; 12 noon, Mission Study; 2 p.m.Women's Fellowship; 8:30 p.m.Thursday Niters, progressive din-ner; Friday, 8:30 p.m. ChurchCouncil.

* * *St. John'* Lutheran Church.

Greene Ave., The Rev. L. H. Mar-tin , Pastor , Delb«rt Wesche-S. SSuperintendent, M r s . CharlesGross, Organist , Mrs. Ruth Oster.

Cjhoir DirectorSunday School, 9:15 a.m.Divine Worshi p, 10:30 a.m.Monday, 8:15 p.m. Voters meet-

ing-Thursday, 8 p.m. Senior Young

People 's Society.» • •

St Ann's Episcopal Church,Sayville. the Rev Joseph H. Bond

tf)M. A. Rector; Robert Chelansky,B. S., Organist and Choir Direc-tor. Kenneth W. Miller, ChurcbSchool superintendent.

8 a.m. Holy Communion; 11 a.m.Morning Prayer and sermon.(FirstSundays Holy Communion).

9:30 to 10:30 a.m. ChurchSchool. This Sunday the seventh ,eighth and high school gradesmeet in the church. Parents areasked to attend. Other grades

Wneet in the new parish house op-posite St. Ann 's.

Flowers for the altar are thegift of Mrs. Tice Locker in mem-ory of her husband; of Mrs. Ern-est Munkclwitz and Mrs. DavidBrcnnan in memory of their par-ents , Mr. and Mrs. William Deterl-ing.

Confirmation classes start Sep-tember 18th at four and eight p.m.

(Ji Holy Communion Thursdays atnine a.m.

• • *St. Lawrence"* R. C. Church,

Sayville; the Rev Francis J. Brennan , pastor; the Rev. VincentPowers; the Rev. Raymond Nugentcurates.

Masses, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11 a.m.12 noon and 12:45 p.m.

Weekday masses at 7 and 8:30®.m.

Confessions Saturdays, 4 to 6p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m.

Miraculous Medal and Infant Je-sus of Prague devotions each Mon-day at 8 p.m.

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Sayville Jewish Community Center , Sayville , Charles A. Ross, pres-ident; Mrs. H. G. Lowcnkron.

(jj hairman of school.Friday evening services the third

Friday of each month at the Community House.

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Bayport Methodist Church, TheRev. L. K. Owen, Jr., Pastor:Stuart Piatt, organist. H. Brynan,choir director. Earnest J. Lead-beater, church school superinten-dent.• 9:30 a.m. Divine Worship; 11a.m. Divine Worship and Choir.

9:30 a.m. Church School—Nurs-ery, 3 and 4 year olds only; kin-dergarten , 5 years; juniors , 9, 10,11 years; seniors 15, 16, 17 years.

11 a.m. Primaries , 6, 7, 8 years;Intermediates, 12, 13, 14 years.

Methodist Youth Fellowship, In-termediate , 6:30 p.m.; Senior , 7:30p.m.*

Christian Reformed Church,West Sayville, The Rev. Arthur EPon'ier. minister.

9:30 a.m. Morning Worship; 11a.m. Sunday School; 2:15 p.m.Young People's Society; 7:30 p.m.Evening Worship.

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St) Luke's Episcopal Church, Bo-

hemia. The Rev. W. Scott BennettU, Vicar; Telephone Sayville 4-3927. Roger Quinn , Jr., organist.Edwin A. Haselbauer, ChurchSchool superintendent .

8 a.m. Holy Communion; 11 a.m.Morning Prayer (Holy Communionfirst Sunday of the month).

7 p.m. Evening Prayer.

Flowers for the altar are therif t of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Albrccht in memory of his parents,Marie and Stanley Albrecht.

Church School will officiallyopen with a family service at 11a.m. Sunday. Parents should ac-company children. Class sessionswill begin at 9:30 a.m. September27th.

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St. John's Lutheran Church,Coates Ave., Holbrook. Rev L HMartin , pastor; Paul Steidel , S. S.Superintendent: Mrs . E. Harrisonorganist and choir director

Divine Worship. 9:15 a.m.Sunday School , 10:15 a.m.Walthcr League, Sunday eve-

ning.Thursday p.m. Senior Ladies

Aid.3:30 p.m. Confirmation instruc-

tion.

* * *First Reformed Church, West

Sayville; The Rev. Garrett C. Roor-la; Charles F. Van Schaick , min-ister of music; Matthew Hoek , su-oerinlendent of Sunday School.

9:30 a.m. Church School, classesnursery through adult.

11 a.m. Morning Worship.7:30 p.m. Evening Prayer and

sermon.

* * *St. John Nepomucene's R. C.

Church , Bohemia; The Rev. Rich-ard J. Gladney, pastor. The Rev.Hugh J. Hewitt, assistant

Sunday Masses, 8 a.m.; 9 a.m.(for children) in church; 9 a.m.(for adults) , 10 a.m. and 12 noonin auditorium.

Confessions Saturdays 4:30 to5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.

* * *St. John's Episcopal Church,

Oakdale. The Rev. W. Scott Ben-nett II, priest-ln-charge; TelephoneSayville 4-3927. Walter Willis, Jr.,Church School superintendent.

Church School , 9:15 a.m.9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and

sermon.

• • •St. Joseph's R. C. Church, Lake

Ronkonkoma; The Rev. ThomasWhite , pastor; The Rev. S. ThomasMinogue; the Rev. Charles Nosser.

Sunday masses: 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30,11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. in thechurch; 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. in St.Joseph's School.

• • •St. Mary** Episcopal Church,

Lake Ronkonkoma. The Rev. Ed-ward A. Wisbauer , Jr., Vicar; Mrs.Thomas Ramsey, Organist.

8 and 9:30 a.m. Holy Commun-ion.

Church School , 9:30 a.m.Holy Communion daily at 10

a.m.

* * *Holy Cross Lutheran Church.

Lake Ronkonkoma. The Rev. Cherter E. Strohl , pastor.

8:15 a.m. Matins; 9:30 a.m.Church School; 9:30 and 11 a.m.The Service. Holy Communion thefirst Sunday of each month at allservices.

• • •First Church of Christ Scientist,

North Ocean Avenue and RoeBlvd. Patchogue.Sunday School at il:0O A.M.Sunday service at 11:00 A.M.Wednesday, testimonial meeting at

8:15 P.M.

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Full Gospel Assembly, NorthGreat River. The Rev. Virginia impellizzeri , Amityville 4-2479.

9:30 a.m. Sunday School; 7:30j .m. Evangelistic.

Tuesday, 8 p.m.; Wednesdaj'rayer , 8 p.m.

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Seventh-day Adventist Church,North Avenue, Patchogue. TheRev. E. E. Cumbo, minister.

Saturday, 9 a.m. Sabbath School;classes for all ages. 10:15 a.m.Church service.

State OKs SuffolkCommunity College

Riverhead — Last week theBoard of Trustees of the StateUniversity gave its approval forthe establishment of a communitycollege in Suffolk County. Methodsof financing the institution arenow under study.

The two-year community col-lege will be situated temporarilyon a yet-undetermined ' locationwest of Patchogue. It will have aliberal arts program for studentsplanning to transfer to regularfour year colleges. Long rangeplans call for a $4,000,000 perman-ent campus for 2,000 students.

Huntington Supervisor Ernest W.Johnson, chairman of the board' seducation committee , said it ishoped to open the college nextSeptember in spite of strong op-position from Eastern supervisors.They claim that because the col-lege would be located in the west,it would be somewhat inacessibleto residents of their towns and wes-tern towns should pay for it.

Several plans are being consid-ered to finance the institution 'soperation, including a sales tax on"luxuries." although most countyofficials agree that it would be dif-ficult to levy since Nassau Countydoes not have such a tax.

Adult EducationRegistration AtSachem Monday

Ronkonkoma — The SachemCentral School District is offeringa wide variety of subjects underits Adult Education Program thisyear. The fall semester beginsSeptember 28th.

Registration for residents ofthe district will be held Mondaywhile non-residents may enroll onWednesday, September 23rd. Registration for driver education willbe held next Thursday, September24th. All registrations will takeplace between seven and 9:30 p.m.in the Sachem Junior-Senior HighSchool cafeteria.

Courses to be offered include:auto mechanics, ceramics, drama-tics , high school equivalency, mu-sic 'appreciation , office machines,physical fitness for men and wom-en , sewing, conversational Spanish.woodworking for men and women ,bookkeeping, child psychology,electronics , home nursing, knit-ting, law for the layman and in-come tax , shorthand, taping, Amer-icanization and English for theforeign born , art , cooking, drivereducation , national and interna-tional affairs , gardening and land-scaping, photography and repairof home electrical appliances.

A registration fee of three dol-lars will be charged for each class-room course while the fee fordriver education is S10 per person. Each class must maintain anaverage of 12 persons and anyclass falling below this numberwill be discontinued. All classeswill be held at the high school onMondays , Wednesdays and Thurs-days. Richard W. Stratton is direc-tor of the program.

INSURANCE WOMEN MEET

The Insurance Women 's Associ-ation of Long Island will hold itsmeeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. inBronco Charlie 's Restaurant , Oak-dale, at which time William Nel-son , assistant manager of the Au-tomobile Division of the NationalBureau of Casualty and SuretyUnderwriters , will speak.

King Kamehameha of Hawaii in1803 had 14 expert marksmen hurlspears at him simultaneously —and he caught or dodged every oneof them. In one day, he repeatedthis feat 120 times.

Johannes Brahms. German com-poser, was born in 1833.

Orientation ForSachem TeachersHeld Last Week

Lake Ronkonkoma— An orienta-tion program was held in theSachem Junior-Senior High Schoolauditorium on Tuesday and Wed-nesday of last week. At 8:30 onTuesday the teachers reported to¦the auditorium to secure theirname tags. The program wasopened at nine o'clock when JohnFrancesoni led in the salute tothe flag, Thomas Ramsey led inthe singing of The Star SpangledBanner , and the Rev. ThomasWhite gave the invocation.

Walter C. Dunham , supervisingprincipal , introduced the districtadministrators. Mr. Francesoni ,president of the Sachem CentralTeachers Association , informed theteachers of the purposes and pro-gram of the association. JamesBryant spoke on teachers retire-ment. Fred Kreutzer detailed thehospitalization plan for teachersFlorence Carbocci spoke on theSachem Teachers Blood Bank , andGeorge W. Martinson gave informa-tion on professional organizations.

At 12:15, the teachers reportedto York' s Beach for a picnic lunchand recreation which includedgame time and quiet act ivi t iessponsored by the Sachem CentralTeachers Association.

David Rothenberg is chai rmanof the Orientation Committee, as-sisted by Frederick Kreutzer andRobert McCoy. The aim of thecommittee is to make all teachersaware that they are members ofa large organizat ion , dedicated toserve the students of the entireSachem Central School District.

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SUPPLEMENTALCITATION TO ATTENDACCOUNTING

NO. 217 A-1952The People of the

State of New YorkTO THERESA DE CAVALLAS,formerly THERESA PROSCIA, ifliving, and if dead , to her heirs atlaw , next of kin , distributees, lega-tees , executors , administrators , as-signees, and successors in interest ,And all persons interested in theestate of JACK PROSCIA late ofthe town of Islip in the County ofSuffolk , deceased , as creditors ,legatees, next of kin , distributees,or otherwise , Greetings:

Upon the petition of ROSEPROSCIA FAZIO residing at 174Park Avenue , Amityville.

You and each of you are herebycited to show cause before our Sur-rogate of the County of Suffolkat the Surrogate 's Office , at River-head. in said County, on the 28thdav of September 1959 at Oneo'clock P.M., whv the accounts ofROSE PROSCIA FAZIO. Adminis-t ra t r iv De Bonis Xon of the Estateof JACK PROSCIA deceased ,should not be judicial ly settled andallowed.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF , WEhave caused the Seal of the Surro-gate 's Court of our said County ofSuffolk to be hereunto affixed.

WITNESS, HON. EDGAR F.HAZLETOX. Surrogate of our saidCounlv at Riverhead . X. Y., this29th dav of July 1959.tL.S. )

.Mary E. StelzerDeputy Clerk of the Sur-rogate 's Court .

This c i t a t i o n is served upon youas required by law. You are notobliged to appear in person. If youfai l to appear it will be assumedt h a t you consent to the proceed-ings, unless you file wri t ten ob-jec t ions there to . You have a rightto have an attorney-at-lavv appearfor vou.

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Supreme Court , Suffolk County:The Dime Savings Bank of Brook-lyn , plf. against Raymond VanKeuren Whittaker , et al., defts.Pursuant to judgment entered Au-gust 21, 1959, I will sell at publicauction on the steps of the TownHall , Main St., Islip, N. Y., on Oc-tober 19, 1959, at 9:30 A.M., prem-ises with the improvements there-on and appurtenances thereto sit-uate at West Sayville, Town of Is-lip, Suffolk County, New YorkState , designated as lots 19, 20,and 21, Block 4 on map entitled ,•'Map of Property of WestoakRealty Co., Inc., Sec 1," filed inthe Suffolk County Clerk's Officeon September 16, 1931, as Map No.805, together with the interest ofthe parties in the abutting Street ,all as more fully described in saidjudgment . Charles W. Parker , Ref-eree. William A. Anzalone, plf's.Atty., 9 DeKalb Ave., Bklyn ,. N. Y.

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