Ronkonkoma and the Lake NewsMr*. B. Davis. KOnlt. 3-So9»

ST. JOSEPH'S K. C. C H I U C H

Ma»ses in St. Joseph'* It. f .charch on Church street will lieh«ld Sunday at 7, S, V. tO::iO, j

" 11:30 a. m. and 12:lf> p. ni.; alsoat 9 and 10:30 a. in. in the schoolauditorium. The Very Kev. Fran-cis H. Liller, V. F., the Rev. IThomas Alinogue and the Rev. •

'Charles Nosser are the priests.. The School guild will sponsor

a masquerade party in the schoolauditorium October 15. Mrs . Mar-garet Mertz is chairman. Every-one is invited.

The Catholic Daughters of St-Joseph's church will celebrate

^'thei'r 30th anniversary October 2, with a dinner and dance in the jschool auditorium. Mrs. MargaretMertz , grand regent of the Cath- I

. olic Daughters, will he chairman J;of the affair. She will be assisted j.by all officers of the Daughters. '

.-The ilin-icr will start at 5 p. m.! October 21 the Catholic Daugh-: ters will take a bus trip to New'¦ York where they will attend aperformance of the musical "Plain

; and Fancy." Mrs. Donald Alainesand Mrs. Barry Leavey are co-

; chairman of the proposed trip.[ A Day of Kecoliection will beheld at the Cenacle convent at 10a. IU . next Thursday.

METHODIST CHURCH

The Methodist church at FiveCorners holds Sunday services at11 a. in. Sunday school meets at

1 9:30 a. m. The Kev. Harold Sabinis the pastor.

j Pastor Sabin * is on vacation.I Next Sunday the pulpit will be| supplied by a professor of Bibli-cal history in the Stony Brookschool.

Anyone wishing to contact thepastor while he is on vacation

i>should get in touch with MorrisHawkins, Ronk. 9-8350.

The Chapel choir will rehearseat 7 p. m. today.

VVinlield S. Bransford of Pat-chogue was guest speaker at thechurch Sunday morning. Mr.Bransford also spoke to the Men's

| club which met September 12. Hetold his listeners about Patchogueand its surrounding area yu thedays of his youth, relating manyinteresting facts. Members of theMen's club at the meeting wereWilliam Roesel, L e o Clarke,Frank Kiernan, Elmer Donnelly,Arthur MkrComb, Edward Hoe-meyer and Roland Bonhote.

* * **ST. .MARY'S CHURCH NEWS

St. Mary 's Episcopal church onPond road will hold Sunday serv-ices at 9:30 a. m. Sunday schoolstarts at the same hour. The Rev.Robert Titus Hollett is the priest.

Anyone wishing to prepare forconfirmation should get in touchwith Father Hollett. Meetings willbe held in the Parish hall at 8p. m. every Tuesday with FatherHollett as instructor.

*N CHURCH ITEMSHoly Cross Lutheran church on

Hawkins avenue and Lakewoodroad holds matin services at 8:30a. m. and divine worship at 11a. m. Holy communion is admin-istered at both services the firstSiinday of eaeji month. Thechurch school meets at 9:30 . m.The Rev. Chester Strohh is thepastor. .

During the 11 a. fh. serviceSunday Pastor Strohl baptizedtwo infants. They were RobertRichard Stanton, son of Mr. andMrs. John Stanton and DonaldOtto Keihel, son of Mr. and Mrs.Otto Keibel.

Charles George GiUiqm andJune Carol Mobile became mem-bers of Holy Cross church Sundaymorning.

The senior choir will meet forrehearsal at 8 p. m. today.

Pastor Strohl is instructingCatechetical classes Saturday at10 a. m.

The Ladies' guild will sponsora luncheon to be held in thechurch hall October 13. Servingswill start at 11:30 a. m.

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JEWISH CENTER SERVICESThe Jewish center will hold Kol

Neidre services on Sunday start-ing at sundown. Kol Neidre serv-ices will also be-held at 8:30 a./n. Monday. Yizkor services, orPrayers for the Dead, will be heldat 11 a. m. The three services wUlbe held in Liberty hall - on Oceanavenue in Lakeland. Dr. Friedman-of New York rity and LivingstonManor will conduct the services.

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LUTZ BRIDA L SHOWER

Miss Theresa Lutz of Weichersavenue was: guest-of-honor at abridal shower given for her byMiss Rene Mutell of Carroll ave-nue September 6. Miss Mutell willbe .Miss Lutz' maid-of-horior whenshe marries Anthony Joseph But-tonow of Riverhead at a highnuptial mass at 11 a. m. in St.Joseph's R. C. church October 1.

The living, room of the Mutellhome was decorated with pinkand white streamers. . A doll ,dressed as a bride, was also partof the decorations.

Guests at the shower were thebride's mother, Mrs. Delia Lutz :her sister, Mrs. Charles Owen;also the Misses Joan Siebert ,Carol Susa, Catherine Rafferty,Car_>l Thompson, Doris Thompson,Joan Murray, Jean Leavey, MarieComin, Betty Bartik , Sue Meisner,Lucretia Romani, Ann Cendrow-ski, Joan Sheil , Marie Lass andMesdames William Mutell , Mild-red Lutz and Peggy Henderson.A buffet supper was served afterMiss Lutz had opened her gifts.

Miss Lutz was also guest-of-honor at another shower givenfor her by her sister, Mrs. Char-lou Owen, and her sister-in-law,Mrs. Henry Lutz , in the hitter'shome on Innis avenue.

The living room was decoratedwith white bells and white crepepaper. A large watering can wasdecorated with fresh roses tiedto streamers made to look as ifthey were pouring from the can.

A bride doll, and dofls dressed inthe colors Miss Lutz' attendantswill wear at the wedding, wereplaced on the dining table alongwith a beautiful shower cake.

The guests at this shower wereMesdames Annette Riley, AnnWillis, Jen Boettsher, HelenFredricksop, Kate Kruger, LuluBauer, Porothy Stafford , CealSuss, Christine Entemann, AdeleSchevis, Theresa Penetta, LauraKnights, Gloria Bishop, SarahSeidenschwartz , Sue Jacobs, Pa-tricia Halter, Ann O'Rouke, Elea-nore Morris, Helen Horbath,Helen Bohlman, Susie Sutton,Margaret Mertz, Margaret Des-mond, Margaret Mullen, MarieFlynn, Mildred Hunt, MargaretStafford, Veronica Muldoon, AnnManitt, Margaret Funk, HelenBrower, Dorothy Gamble, MarieStrauss, Catherine Halter, Mar-garet Benkowski , Delia Lutz andthe Misses Rene Mutell , Barbaratyuldoon, Catherine Rafferty andJean Leavey.

JEANNE BROWN FETED

Miss Jeanne Brown of 49 Fur-man lane, Patchogue, was guestof honor at a miscellaneous show-er given for her by Mrs. BrunoDetmer in her home in East Se-tauket. Mrs. Bruno will be MissBrown's ma tron-of-honor whenshe marries Wallace Jay, Jr., ofLake Ronkonkoma in the Metho-dist church at Five Corners Octo-ber 15.

The living room of the Detmerhome was festively decorated forthe shower with white weddingbells. Miss Brown received a cor-sage of white roses from her fi-ance before she took her seat un-der a yellow and green umbrellato open her many shower gifts.

Guests at the shower were Mrs.Joseph Gaines, the bride s moth-er, and Mrs. Wallace Jay, Sr.,mother of the bridegroom-to-be.Other ->guests were Mesdames IvarOkvist,' Alex Proio, Stanley Pfeif-fer, Victor Melite, Cliffor* Wicksof Lake Ronkonkoma; MesdamesFred Terry, Peter Poster andMiss Georgianna Meyer of PortJefferson; Mrs. 'William A. Has-pel of Farmingville; Mrs. WilliamHaspel, Jr., and Mrs. Peter D'-Amelio, Selden; Mrs. CharlesHahn, Smithtown; Mrs. CharlesLyon, Coram; Mrs. Al Sjursen,Great Neck; Mrs. Al Bleich,Hewlett; Mrs. Charles Winkler,§t. James and Mrs. Fred Nelsonof St. Albans.

A buffet supper, which includeda shower cake, was served afterMiss Brown had opened her gifts.

* * *Miss Wjllma Schymik, daughter

of Mr- and Mrs. Otto Schymik ofHigh street, has returned fromWilmington, where she spent thesummer months. After spendinga few. ,days at home, Miss Schy-;niik went to' Brooklyn to resumeher—studies at Pratt institutewhere she was honor sudent ofthe freshman class last year.

Mrs. Edna Westberg of PrinceBay, Staten Island, was a recentguest of Mrs. Jessamine Hawkinsin her home on Patchogue road.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Davis,Jr., motored to Short Hills, N.J,^ where they spent the weekendvisiting -Mrs. Davis' uncle andaunt, Mv- and Mrs. Elwood Mar-shall. They also, visited Mrs.Davis, maternal grandmother, Mrs.EJ. D. Pannell in her home in Mil-burn, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stein-berg" of Lakewood road went toFlorida by plane for a two weekvacation.

The Patchogue Advance is onsale at the Ronkonkoma ThriftCenter hi Ronkonkoma.—Adv.

Mrs. Florence Robins has re-turned to her home after spend-ing the summer months on FireIsland with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Phil-lips. During the remainder of theyear, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips residein Bridgeport, Conn.

George Scholl of Lakewood ave-nue has taken a part-time posi-tion in the Lake Ronkonkomapostoffice.

Mrs. Arthur Engert entertain-ed Sunday in her home on Ron-konkoma avenue ,in honor of thebirthday- of her son, Herbert En-gert. Taking part in the birthdaycelebration were Mrs. HerbertEngert and Donna and CynthiaEngert.

The Rev. and Mrs. Harold Sabinand Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Girar-det motored through upper NewY'ork state last week. Part oftheir trip included a visit to Niag-ara Falls.

Charles Short of Hawkins ave-nue has begun his freshmanyear at Clarkson college in Pots-dam. Charles was awarded twoscholarships when he graduatedfrom Port Jefferson High schoolin June. His mother and fatheraccompanied him on the trip toPotsdam.

Mr. and Mrs. James ClaudeBryant have moved into their newhome on Hans boulevard.

Peter Freire, son of Mr. andMrs. Jose Freire of Firdale road,was taken to Long Island Jewishhospital in New Hyde Park fol-lowing an automobile accident.He remained on the critical listfor severa l days.

Mrs. Philip Huns, Sr., and her

children have returned to theLake after spending the summermonths at their farm in West-minister, Md. Mr. Hans commut-ed between Westminister and theLake during the summer.

Peter Browne, young son ofMr. and Mrs. James Browne ofChurch street, has enlisted in theMarine corps. Peter was gradu-ated from Seton hall last June.

The foundation for the Bohackstore in the Lake village has beencompleted. v

The Free library on Hawkinsavenue will remain on summerschedule until November 1. A-plea for funds to supplementstate aid has been sent out. Manyimprovements have been addedto the library during the pastyear and more funds are neededto continue with improvementsand purchase new books. Checksfor this purpose may be mailedto Walter Zakary, Lake Shoredrive, Ronkonkoma.

Mrs. George Grun of Oakwoodstreet is now working in the officeof the Gatelot Avenue schoolwhere she is secretary to Rich-ard Berger, principal of the Jun-ior High school. Assisting hertemporarily is Miss Elsie Pereira,daughter of Mr. and Mrs . ManuelPereira of Hawkins avenue. *

Homer Bosserman, Jr., return-ed to the Massachusettes Instituteof Technology

Sunday to continue

his studies after spending the sum-mer vacation at home.

The Lions club of the Ronkon-komas met at 12:15 p. m. Tuesdayat the Club 38 on Pond road.President George Proios presided.Special guests were District Gov-ernor Wesley Myers of Hunting-ton Manor, Deputy District Gov-ernor Herbert A. Johnson of WestBabylon, Dr. Seymour Schaeffer,David Kuzmier and Gus Poulos.Mr. Meyers outlined plans for the1956 convention in 'South Falls-burg.

Miss Lillian Hertlin , Mr. andMrs. Francis Hugelmeyer andMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Davis at-tended the annual clambake giventhis year in the West Sayvillefirehouse for the faculty of theSayville schools.

The first meeting of the 1955-56 year of the Parent-Teacher as-sociation of the Lake Ronkonko-ma school was held September 14.Mrs. Lionel Day, the president,presided. It was a get-acquaintedmeeting to give parents of theschool children an opportunity tovisit the school and meet facultymejpbers and renew old acquaint-ances.

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News Items of The RidgeCr«c. Peterson. Tel. YApk-ok 4-33SSUNIT COMPLETES PLEDGE

At the Ridge unit of the Brook-haven Memorial Hospital Auxili-ary meeting held last Friday atthe home of Mrs. Joseph Wohl-rab on Randall road, the memberswere proud to announce that theyhave reached their goal of $800for the maternity room in tnehospital, and that the profit onthe card party of $100, held bythe Kidge unit in August, com-pleted their latest pledge pay-ment of ?200.

Election of officers followed atthis meeting and the newly elect-ed are: Mesdames Mary Gow,president; Helen Wohlrab, vicepresident; Sophie Viverito, re-cording secretary; John Miller,corresponding secretary; GiseleLinsenbarth, treasurer and HefenWohlrab, trustee for three years.Others present were MesdamesMary DoHerty, Sabina Burtoe,Alice Quinn, Freida Girrback andGeorge Beatty. Mis. Quinn re-ceived the gilt donated by Mrs.Girrback.

At the next meeting all ladieswill be welcome to visit and mayapply for membership if they sowish.

/ * * *Jerry Burke, son of Mr. and

Mrs. John Burke of . Ridge road,has enlisted in the Nayy and istaking his boot training at Bain-bridge, Md.

A sate Jjeposit Box insures pro-tection for your valuable papers.The Patchogue 'Bank.—Adv.

Tuesday Mrs. Wayne Riley ofSally lane celebrated her birth-day at the home of her fatherand aunt, Mr. and Mrs. WalterParker in Richmond . Hill. Ed-mund Parker, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.Harry Kessler and daughter, Lin-da of Cypress Hills joined thebirthday party. Wednesday Mrs.Riley and Mrs. Edwajrd Dannhau-ser celebrated Mrs. Dannhauser'sbirthday by having lunch at Pa-

f tricia Murphy's Candlelight res-taurant in Manhasset.

A supper will be held at 6:30p. ni. Wednesday in the socialhall of the Middle island Presby-terian church, Middle Island,sponsored by the Ladies' aid.Bring your own table 'service, acovered dish and your family andfriends. Pictures will be shownby James Barton.

Friday Mrs. Riley helped Mis.Virginia Rustmann and herdaughte r, Patricia of Patchogue,celebrate their birthdays by tak-ing nine other chldren of Patch-ogue to the movies and out forice cream afterwards.

The Ladies' guild of St. Mark'sEvangelical Lutheran church willmeet at 8 p. m. Monday in thechurch social hail. Plans will bemade by the ladies for a Hallo-ween dance to be held October29 which has been approved bythe council.

The annual meeting of RidgeCivic association was held Sep-tember 14, v.t the school on Ridgeroad. Election of officers was heldand the following officers wereelected: Salvatore Calabrese, pre-sident; Steve Triola, vice presi-dent; Dorothy A'shfield, recordingsecretary, Gerievive White, cor-responding ¦ s e c r e t a r y ; EthelChampness, treasurer; J o s e p hWohlrab, trustee for three years;Helen Wohlrab, trustee for twoyears; Frank Mooney, trustee forone year and chairman of theWelfare committee

The Patchogue Advance is onsale at Wattle's Store and thePost Office in Ridffc.—Adv.

At a meeting of the Ladies'auxiliary of the Ridge Volunteerfire department, plans were madeto hold a Wild Frontier danceNovember 12 at the MedfordBrauhaus, Medford. Mrs. VirginiaAusten, chairman; Mrs. BettyTriola and Mrs. Gertrude Koradeare the committee. There will beprizes and refreshments. See anymember of the auxiliary for tic-kets. Ladies present at the meet-ing were Mesdames KatherineHicks, Gwendolyn Dickhoff , Lou-ise Mooneyi Betty Triola, MaxineMinardi, Virginia ' Austen, MamieDickhoff , Mae Packer, GloriaRiley, Rose Stacy and Alice LaGois.

A special election of the RidgeFire district will be held todayat the Ridge firehouse on MiddleCountry road. The polls will beopen from 7 p. m. to 10 p. m. _tovote upon the budget for 1956.The total amount is §4,075, less$600 left over from the 1955 bud-get. The voters will have to de-cide whether the fire commission-ers are to be authorized to raiseby taxation $3,475 for expensesfor the year 1956. There is adifference of $675, less than lastyear's budget.

Birthday greetings to: Mrs.Florence Kurovics, September 24;Mrs. Natalie Baumgartner, Sep-tember 25; Mrs . Valerie Ball andLouis H. Zackman, September 26;Mrs. Geneva Robinson and Mrs.Edith Lane, September 27; Sal-vatore Calabrese, September 28and Jack Lane September 29.

Happy wedding anniversary toMr .and Mrs. Harry Milne, Sep-tember 24.

Mrs. Emma Becker andMrs. Arthur Peterson wereguests of Mr. and Mrs. DennisTascar in Manorville September7.

Mrs. William Schafer of Yap-hank and Miss Marie Jones ofStony Brook were guests at thehome of Mrs. Arthur PetersonTuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Day andsons, Eugene, Jr.. arid William,have returned to their home inBrooklyn after spending theweekend with Mrs. Day's parents ,Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Zackmanof Sally lane. Mrs. Day and chil-dren spent the summer here.

Mr. and Mrs. William Elmen-dorf of New "fork city wereguests over the weekend at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. RobertHahn on Deerleap road.

Mr .and Mrs. Frank Tyler ofGreenfield Park, Quebec, Canada,were house guests of Mr. andMrs. Alexander Porter, theirbrother and sister-in-law, on DewFlag road, this past week. Mrs.Porter and Mrs. Tyler are sisters.

The Parent-Teacher associationwill 'meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday inthe school on Ridge road. Themeeting was postponed becauseof the hurricane weather.

Frank Mooney of Sally lane isill at his home. He is confinedto his bed with a sore back.

Services at St. Mark's Evangel-

ical Lutheran church are as fol-lows: Saturday, 6 p. m. — juniorchoir rehearsal and 7 p. m. —senior choir rehearsal ; Sunday,10:30 a. m. — Sunday school andcatechetical instruction, 12 noon— service of Divine worship,with the sermon theme, "Do Goodand Recaive Evil?" and thetext, I Kings 17; 17-24, and OldTestament lection for the sex-teenth Sunday after Trinity; Mon-day, 3:15 p. m. — confirmationclass and 8 p. m. — St. Mark'sLadies' Guild meeting.

GORDONHEIGHTS

Mrs. Genera Martin. Tel. SElden 2-5927

Wednesday, Friday and Satur-day of this week are Ember days,on which Church people fast andpray for God's blessing on allthose who are studying for thepriesthood. Tomorrow, morningprayer and Holy communion willtake place at 9 a. m. at theChurch of St. Michael and AllAngels, Wilson avenue. Saturday,evening prayer will fc-t-uln choirpractice at 3 p. m., and this willbe followed by the Sacrament ofPennance at 4 p. ni. Tomorrowand Saturday evenings, the an-nual bazaar, under the chairman-ship of Benjamin Carpenter, willbe held on the grounds of thechurch. Dancing will bs providedfor the children in the undercroftof the church, and outside, therewill be booths with cakes, whiteelephant articles, and o t h e rworthwhile items for sale. Thepublic is invited. Sunday, Churchschool will be held at 10 a. m.,followed at 11 a. m. by morningprayer and Holy communion, atwhich the priest-in-eharge, theRev. Edmond T. P. Mullen, willofficiate and preach on the topic:"Mixed Marriages with Membersof the Church of Rome."

The Patchogue Advance is onsale at Christ's Grocery Store andAlberta Beach's in Gordon Heights.—Adv.

Services at the Ebenezer Sab-bath Day church of Pine Groveavenue are prayer meeting at 8p. m. Friday, Divine worship at1 p. m. Saturday and Sabbathschool at 11:30 a. m. Elder SamuelFarrell is pastor-in-charge.

The Gordon Heights Missionservices are prayer meeting Thurs-day evening, Sunday school at10:30 a. m. and Divine worshipat 12 noon. The Rev. Elliott Trav-alee is pastor-in-charge.

Prayer meeting is held at theChurch of God in Christ on Bald-win avenue Friday night, Sundayschool at 10:30 a. m. and Divineworship at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.The Rev. T. Harrison is pastor-in-charge.

Sunday school is held at theFirst Baptist church on Seymorelane at 10 a. m. and Divine wor-ship at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. TheRev. T. Washington, pastor-in-charge.

Birthday greetings to MissDelores Hylton of Mills lane Sept-ember 23.

Guest of Mr. and Mrs. TracyHaynes of Hawkins avenue wastheir son, Alfred Haynes of NewYork/

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.Rupert Jemmont of Gray avenuewere Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greenof Brooklyn.

Sell ! Swap! Rent ! Buy! Via TheAdvance Want Ad Way.

Oliver and Frances Jemmont ofGray avenue spent the weekendin New York visiting friends.

Visiting Mrs. Margare t Spenceof Maple lane during the weekendwere Mr. and Mrs. W. Oliver,Wyandanch ; ' Mr. and Mrs. A.Davis , Brooklyn; Mrs. P. Wilker-son, Detroit; Mrs. E. McKera , NewYork , and Mrs. Sarah Fountain.Mrs. Spence recently visited herson-in-law and daughter, Mr. andMrs. Robinson in Philadelphia.They also visited parts of Virginia.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.Wesley Green of Seymore lanewere Mr. Green's brother, LindseyGreen of Jersey City, his cousin ,

Henry Brown, and. his son, HenryBrown of New York.

Mrs. Lena Smith of Seymorelane and Mrs . Hettie Hudson ofBaldwin lane visited relatives amifriends in Connecticut during theweekend.

Mr. and Mis. Johannes Christ-ain of Wilson avenue spent a quietweekend at home with their chil-dren, Mr.'and Mrs. George Turpin,Miss Esther Christain of thoBronx, George Christain of Sara-toga and Willis Ellis of Amster-dam. ,

Fredrick Morris celebrated histenth birthday with a lawn party.His guests were the Taylor familyof Adams lane, the Fennallyfamily ojf. Daniel lane, "and thoHolmes family of Central park-way. Every one , enjoyed them-selves.

The Gordon Heights Progres-sive association will hold itsmeeting at 6:30 p. m. Sunday atthe Community center on Hawkinsavenue. The public is invited.

The Gordon . Heights Athleticleague sponsored a Father-and-Son day at the Gordon Heightsplayground Sunday. There was abaseball game bstween fathersand sons. The fathers won. Re-freshments were served after thegame.

Elder Bugg of the Church of Godin Christ of Patchogue will bethe guest speaker at the GordonHeights mission at 3:30 p. m.Sunday October 9.

The Rev. Herman liaron of NewYork will be the guest speaker atthe mission at 7 p. m. The missionis holding a rummage sale at 4p. m. Saturday and October 1, onthe mission grounds. *Weekend guests of Elder J.Moss Gilford of West lane werehis son and daughter-in-law, Mr.and Mrs. John Gilford of NewYork, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lamarand daughter of Mount Vernon,Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooks, NewYork , Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith,New York, Mr. and Mrs. E. Byrdand children of Mount Vernon.

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Home Accident ClinicPlanned at Meeting

Initial plans for a countywideconference on home accident pre-vention in Suffolk county weredeveloped last Thursday underthe auspices of the Suffolk CountyHealth department at a meetingof a newly-formed program plan-ning committee on home safety,Dr. Philip J. Rafle, health com-missioner, announced this week.

The conference, which will fea-ture one ov two presentations bynationally prominent persons withbroad experience in home accidentprevention at the local communitylevel, is intended to serve as thestarting point of a long range com-munity-centered home safety ed-ucational program under the direc-tion and coordination of the Suf-folk Health d-.-paitment.

The conference is expected tobe held about the middle of Novem-ber. Steps are being taken to selectthe speakers and a suitable loca-tion for the conference.

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