ComingEventsSaturday, August 22nd —

Car Wash by Satellite Drumand Bugle Corps behind Twin 'sInn , East Islip, and MontaukHighway School, Oakdale , JOa.m. to four p.m.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday,August 21st, 22nd, and 23rd —

Annual art exhibit held byWet Paints Studio Group at St.Ann 's parish hall on South MainStreet , Sayville from two tonine p.m.

Saturday, August 22nd —Annual country fair held on

the grounds of St. John's Epis-copal Church, Montauk High-way, Oakdale, from 10 a. m. tofour p. m.

Sounds of Suffolk bugle anddrum corps competition , Say-ville High School athletic field ,sponsorship West Sayville FireDepartment , 7:30 p.m.Sunday, August 23rd —

Car wash by Satellite DrumSunday, August 23rd —

Clam bake, Smith-Wever Post,American Legion, Foster Ave-nue, two to six p. m.

Wednesday, August 26th —Summer luncheon and card

party held at Land's End forbenefit of Maryknoll Sisters at12 noon.

Thursday, August 27th —Annual peach festival held

by the Ladies Aid uf St. John'sLutheran Church at 7.30 p.m.

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ObituariesMRS. JOHN MILLER

Mrs. Carroll Miller, wife ofJohn Miller of Davis Avenue,Blue Point , died last Friday inher home. She was born 67years ago in Massachusetts andhad lived for the past six yearsin Blue Point.

She is survived by her hus-band , a daughter, Mrs. GuntherMohr of Chappaqua , N. Y. andthree grandchildren.

Services were held Mondayafternoon in St. Paul's EpiscopalChurch in Patchogue, the Rev.RicJiard C. Chapin officiating.Cremation followed in the Wash-ington Memorial Park Crema-tory in Coram under the direc-tion of the Pettit Funeral Home.

MRS. JOSEPH KLECAK

Mrs. Bertha Klecak, aged 80,of 19 Seaman Avenue, Bayport,widow of Joseph Klecak, diedlast Thursday at the Belle Hav-en Rest Home, Sayville, aftera brief illness. Born in Prague,Czechoslovakia, she came to thiscountry as a child, and had liv-ed in Sayville for more than 40years. Her first husband, JosephZinek, died in 1922, and hersecond husband, Mr. Klecak, in1944.

She leaves two daughters , Mrs.Cornelius Van Weele of Bay-port , and Mrs. Benj amin Dyk-stra of Islip, one brother, Jo-seph Prettel of Long Island City,two sisters, Mrs. Matilda Novot-ny of Little Ferry, N. J., andMrs. Louis Klecak of Arlington,N. J., two grandchildren andone great-grandchild.

Funeral services were held atRaynor's Chapel, Sayville, onSaturday with the Rev. JosephH. Bond, rector emeritus of St.Ann 's Episcopal Church of Say-ville, officiating. Interment wasin St. Michael's Cemetery, EastElmhurst on Monday morning.

MRS. FRANK ROSSELL

Mrs. Elizabeth Rossell, 66, of271 Holbrook Road, Lake Ron-konkoma, died August ninth atthe Wittridge Nursing Home,Lake Ronkonkoma, after a longillness. She had lived here formany years.

She leaves her husband, re-tired U. S. Navy CommanderFrank Rossell, a niece, Mrs. Vir-ginia Wrigley of New York, anda nephew, George Steward ofNorwalk, Conn.

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Funeral services were heldWednesday of last week at theMoloney's Lake Funeral Home,Lake Ronkonkoma. Intermentwas August 12 in Long IslandNational Cemetery, Pinelawn.

MSG. M. A. HEINLEIN

The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Mich-ael A. Heinlein, pastor of TheChurch of -the Holy Ghost, NewHyde Park, died on Sunday inthe rectory, after a long illness.Mons. Heinlein was born inBrooklyn, in 18 5 and summer-ed in Ronkonkoma as a youth.He was educated io Brooklyn,and ordained from St. John'sseminary in 1921. He served ascurate at All Saints Church, inBrooklyn, and St. Thomas theApostle Church, in Woodhaven.He received his first pastoratein 1940, when" he was appointedpastor of St: Joseph's Churchin Ronkonkoma. In 1944, hewas appointed pastor of TheChurch of the Holy Ghost wherehe remained until his death. Hisbody lay in state at his rectoryuntil Tuesday, when it wastransferred to the church. APontifical Solemn Requiem Masswas offered yesterday by HisExcellency, the Most ReverendWalter P. Kellenberg, D. D.Bishop of Rockville Centre, af-ter the chanting" of the DivineOffice at 10:30. A requiem massfor parishioners was sung yes-terday morning. Interment wasin St. John's Cemetery in Mid-dle Village.

Monsignor Heinlein is sur-vived by five sisters, and by twobrothers, Joseph J., of Sayville,and George W., of Ronkonkoma.

Card of ThanksWe wigh to express our sin-

cere thanks to our children,grandchildren , relatives and ourmany friends for their thoughtful gifts of flowers, gifts anacards, and to all who visited uson our 50th wedding .- mivers-ary to make it a joyous occa-sion.

Mr. and Mrs. William DeRuiter

In MemoriamIn memory of our dear par-

ents, Minnie Kovarik, who diedon August 22nd, 1953, and Jo-seph Kovarik, who died August20th, 1945.

Sons and daughters

Doctors Report PolioVaccine Fund Surplus

Bay Shore—The_S_uff9lk ,Coun-ty Medical Society announcedthis week that an unexpectedsurplus of more than $89,000received during the recent Sa-bin oral polio immunization pro-gram will be returned to thepeople of Suffolk Countythrough comprehensive commu-nity educational and scholarshipincentive programs. '

A total of 1,096,272 doses oithe vaccine was distributedwithout charge from March 15ththrough June 14th in one of themost successful community pre-ventive programs undertaken inthe state of New York. Volun-tary contributions totalled $247,-763, it was reported. Disburse-ments during the intensiveseven-month program amountedto $157,835.

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Ambulance LogFriday, August 14th—Chris-

tine Edwards of 56 TerryStreet , from accident scene,Handsome Avenue, to hospital.

— Mrs. Mildred Hunt ofWORC camp, Oakdale, from hos-pital to home.

Saturday, August 15th—Jo-anna Hoertz of 53 StillwaterA v e n u e , Massapequa, fromSnapper Inn , Oakdale, to hos-pital.

Sunday, August 16th—E. Har-riman, from 335 Fairview Ave-nue, Bayport to hospital.

Monday, August 17th—Twoaccident victims, Bayport Ave-nue and Middle Road, Bayport,to hospital.

— Julius Kiss, from 55 Roll-stone Avenue, West Sayville, tohospital.

Tuesday, August 18th — JohnA. Salentino of 426 BrentwoodRoad, Bay Shore, from accidentscene, Veterans' Memorial High-way, Bohemia, to hospital.

— Mrs. Katherine Dooley,141 Hilary Street, Oakdale, tohospital.

— Mrs. Holachek, from Ursu-line Nursing Home, Oakdale, tohospital.

LEGAL NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENthat the Town Board of theTown of Islip, on July 14, 1964,granted the application of theTOWN BOARD'S OWN MO-TION for the following changeof zone from Residential AADistrict as shown on the Say-ville-Bayport Amended ZoningMap #6 to Residential A Dis-trict of all the following de-scribed parcel of land in theSayville #4 School District; andlocated on the north side ofSunrise Drive opposite SunriseAvenue, Sayville, Town of Islip,Suffolk County, New York; andmore fully described as follows:ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT,PIECE OR PARCEL OF LANDSITUATE, LYING AND BEINGIN SAYVILLE, TOWN OF IS-LIP, SUFFOLK COUNTY, NEWYORK, BOUNDED AND DE-SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:

BEGINNING at a point on thenorthwesterly side of SunriseDrive, said point being 80.00feet from the southerly end ofthe arc of a curve connectingthe northwesterly side of Sun-rise Drive with the westerlyside of Loop Drive as it appearson the filed map of "RoanokeEstates", Section #2, filed atSuffolk County Clerk's Office ,February 20, 1963 as Map#3724; running thence S 52°13' W 410.18 feet along thenorthwesterly side of SunriseDrive to a point; running thenceS 62° 48' W 331.94 feet to apoint and land of Julbet Con-struction Co.; running thenceN 52° 53' 45" W 104.12 feet toa point; running thence N 11°23' 30" E 840.18 feet to a pointand the southerly boundary ofthe Map of "Fieldcrest Manor";running thence along saidboundary of "Fieldcrest Manor"S 78° 36' 30" E 370.00 feet to apoint; running thence S 11° 23'30" W 75.00 feet to a point;running thence S 27° 11' 10"E 93.33 feet to a point; runningthence S 37° 47' E 140.00 feetto a point and land now orformerly of Philamena Thomas;running thence S 52° 13" W40.00 feet to a point; runningthence S 37° 47' E 150.00 feetto the point or place of begin-ning.

This change of zone is to be-come effective on and after Au-gust 31, 1964.

TOWN BOARD,TOWN OF ISLIP

By: George W. RavenTown Clerk

Dated: August 17, 1964Islip, New York

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGAND ADOPTION OF RESOLU-TION SUBJECT TO PERMIS-

SIVE REFERENDUMNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVJJN

THAT the Town Board of theTown of Islip, County of Suf-folk, State of New York, at aSpecial Meeting thereof , held onthe 11th day of August , 1964,duly adopted, subject , to Per-missive Referendum, a resolu-tion an abstract of which is asfollows:

On ' a motion of CouncilmanKuss, seconded by CouncilmanTaylor, be it

RESOLVED, that the Town ofIslip hereby grants to FederalAviation Agency two (2) one (1)year options for premises situ-ated at MacArthur Airport,Town of Islip, Suffolk County,New York upon all the termsand conditions of the presentlease dated January 16, 1964and expiring January 17, 1965,at an annual rental of $2400.00covering the following describ-ed property:

BEGINNING at a point mark-ed by a locust stake in thesoutherly line of the Southtaxiway of MacArthur Air-port running thence S 44°59* 20" E 1000 feet to a pointrunning thence S 45° 00' 40"W 640 feet to the place andpoint of beginning runningthence (1st) S 45° 00' 40" W417.42 feet to a point; run-ning thence (2nd) N 44° 59'20" W 417_42 feet to a point;running thence (3rd) N 45°00' 40" E 417.42 feet to apoint; running thence (4th)S 44° 59' 20" E 417.42 feetto the point and place of be-ginning,

and be itFURTHER RESOLVED, that

this resolution is adopted sub-ject to Permissive Referendum;and be it still

FURTHER RESOLVED, thatthe Town Board of the Town ofIslip will hold a public hearingat the Town Hall, Main Street,Islip, New York, on Tuesday,September 1, 1964 at 2:30 P. M.,to consider the above options.

At which time all interested

persons will be given an oppor-tunity to be heard.

TOWN BOARD,TOWN OF ISLIPBY: GEORGE W. RAVEN

' TOWN CLERKDated at Islip, N. Y.August 17, 1964

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PUBLIC NOTICENOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

that the Town Board of theTown of Islip, on August 11,1964 at 2:30 P. M., adopted thefollowing Ordinance;

ORDINANCE REGULATINGTHE OPERATION OF

- BICYCLES1. This Ordinance, applicable

to bicycles, shall apply when-ever a bicycle is operated onany street or upon any highwayor upon any sidewalk or anyplace where pedestrians walk.

2. RIDING ON BICYCLES ONROADWAYS.

(a) Every person operating abicycle upon a highway or roaddedicated or otherwise, shall op-erate , the same in strict obser-vance of all laws applicable tosuch vehicles and the use there-of and in compliance with allrules'of- the road applicable tothe operation of such vehiclesand in compliance with all traf-fic Ordinances except as tothose provisions of laws and or-dinances which by their naturecan have no application.

3. EMERGING FROM ALLEYOR A DRIVEWAY.

The operator of a bicycleemerging from an alley, drive-way or building which, uponapproaching a sidewalk, yieldthe right of way to all pedes-trians approaching on said side-walk.

4. STANDING OR PARKINGOF BICYCLES.

No- person shall stand, parkor otherwise place in a positionor temporary storage, a bicycleupon-the -highway or street, orupon the sidewalk or againstany building at the sidewalk insuch a manner which shall ob-struct pedestrian or vehiculartraffic. '5. RIDING ON BICYCLES.

LEGAL NOTICE

(a) No person shall ride abicycle upon a sidewalk withinany business district.

(b) Whenever any personshall operate a bicycle upon asidewalk such person shall yieldthe right of way to any pedes-trian and shall give audible sig-nal before overtaking and pass-ing such pedestrian.

6. LIGHTS AND OTHEREQUIPMENT

(a) No person shall operate abicycle at night time unless itshall be equipped with a lampon the front which shall emit awhite light visible at least 500feet to the front with a redreflector on the rear which shallbe visible from all distances,50 to 300 feet from the rearwhen directly in front of law-ful beams of headlights on amotor vehicle. A red light orlamp visible to the rear may beused in addition to the red re-flector.

(b) No person shall operate abicycle unless it is equippedwith a bell or other sound mak-ing device capable of giving asignal audible for a distance ofat least 100 feet. No bicycleshall be equipped with any si-ren or whistle.

7. EFFECTIVE REGULA-TIONS.

The parent of the child orthe guardian of any ward shallnot authorize or knowingly per-mit any such child or ward toviolate any of the provisions ofthis Ordinance.

8. PENALTIES.Any person or persons violat-

ing any provision of this Ordi-nance shall be guilty of an of-fense and shall forfeit and paya fine not to exceed Fifteen Dol-lars ($15.00) for each and everyoffense.

This Ordinance is to take ef-fect and be in force on and af-ter August 31, 1964.

TOWN BOARD,TOWN OF ISLIPBY: GEORGE W. RAVENTOWN CLERK

Dated at Islip, N. Y.August 13, 1964

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Director of Fire Safety, Lloyd Case of Riverhead, presents Deputy CommissionerJames E. Kirby with certificate of satisfactory completion of fire training course giventhrough the Suffolk County Vocational, E aucation and Extension Board as WelfareCommissioner Richard DiNapoli,. right, looks on. The course of instruction was com-pleted by 182 members of the Suffolk County Home and Infirmary staff.

BIRTHSSOUTHSIDE HOSPITAL

VERSPOOR: Monday, Augustthird, to Mr. and Mrs.-GeorgeVerspoor of Hauppauge, ason, Greg. Mrs. Verspoor isthe former Miss Joan Fordof Sayville.

RUSSELL: Thursday, Augustsixth, to Mr. and Mrs. StuartRussell of Oakdale, a daugh-ter.

BENJAMIN: Thursday, Augustsixth, to Mr. and Mrs. CharlesE. Benjamin of Lake Ronkon-koma, a daughter.

D ANKERS: Thursday, Augustsixth, to Mr. and Mrs. WilliamH. Dankers of Sayville, a son.

PORFERT: Thursday, Augustsixth, to Mr. and Mrs. RobertF. Porfert of Bayport, adaughter.

BONKOSKI: Friday, August sev-enth, to Mr. and Mrs. JosephF. Bonkoski Jr. of West Say-ville, a daughter.

. MILES: Saturday, A u g u s t' eighth, to Mr. and Mrs. Ar-

thur B. Miles of Oakdale, ason.

MONTGOMERY: Saturday, Au-gust eighth, to Mr. and Mrs.Richard R. Montgomery ofWest Sayville, a daughter.

ADAMS: Monday, August 10th,to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A.Adams of Bohemia, a son.

ZEGEL: Thursday, August 13th,to Mr. and Mrs. Alden Zegelof West Sayville, a daughter,Audrey Lee.BROOKHAVEN MEMORIAL

HOSPITALWRIGHT: Monday, August 10th,

to Mr. and Mrs. Donald ErmeWright of Lake Ronkonkoma,a son.

GILL: Tuesday, August 11th, toMr. and Mrs. Edward GordonGill of Holbrook, a son.

MASON: Tuesday, August 11th,to Mr. and Mrs. George Al-bert Mason of Sayville, adaughter.

WENCE: Tuesday, August 11th,to Mr. and Mrs. HerschelBlaine Wence of West Say-ville, a son.

OLSZEWSKI: Wednesday, Au-gust 12th, to Mr. and Mrs.Edward David Olszewski ofBohemia, a son.

LESANDRO: Wednesday, Au-gust 12th, to Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Vincent Lesandro ofLake Ronkonkoma, a son.

MUSZTACS: Thursday, August13th, to Mr. and Mrs. JosephMusztacs of Blue Point, adaughter.

GRUENFELDER; Thursday, Au-gust 13th, to Mr. and Mrs.James Andrew Gruenfelder ofOakdale, a daughter.

BARRETT: Friday, August 14th,' to Mr. and Mrs. George Wil-liam Barrett of Lake Ronkon-koma, a daughter.

SEUS: Saturday, August 15th,to Mr. and Mrs. John JosephSeus of Ronkonkoma, a daugh-ter.

HAYES: Saturday, August 15th,to Mr. and Mrs. James EugeneHayes of Lake Ronkonkoma,a son.

MATHER MEMORIALHOSPITAL

LAUER: T u e s d a y , Augustfourth, to Mr. and Mrs. FredLauer of Lake Ronkonkoma,a daughter.

VOGEL: " S a t u r d a y , Augusteighth, to Mr. and Mrs.Charles Vogel of Lake Ron-konkoma, a son.ST. CHARLES HOSPITAL

ESCOBAR: Saturday, Augustfirst , to Mr. and Mrs. LewisEscobar of Ronkonkoma, adaughter.

OTHER HOSPITALSGALLAGHER: In Syosset Hospi-

tal,, on Monday, August 17th,to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galla-gher of Sayville, a son.

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