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REAL ISTATI NEWSCONVEYANCES

(Consideration in some cases is indi-cated by revenue tax stamps.)Marpnrct Reynolds to Uc-itli. -i S. Hci^K-y& ano pare d int n s Gould ltd & s nWoo.ls L:l I 10 St.my Hroiik .?;) Ofli )rh-:.Iin. . I. ;U-M -, I t,> Hubert ' Vairo lotsM01 to M05 ard Map Mastic UcacliL*Tuokhnven Town JIS .OOD.E M Kaynor to W K Barrinccr &

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- s G«<Kn B Ave Westhamp-ton Hunch $1 ,000.

.1 L Mirand & «¦ to C Hrusca & «•loU .5Gs 4, 3l!a Sec 1 Natures Gardensfad-luii $-1 ,000.W Haspc] sr & ,,no to Q Castriconc

wn s:1 8 a Cooke Av c Farmsn «-C S Burr & ano to A .1 Pclkofaky

r orsc .,p-'„rc<?1 n a Jericho Tnpk Smith-town $.1,500.

Henriott Deneke to MarBaret E Kes-sol Iota 425 Adirondack Section NaturesGardens Selden $2 ,000.1* K Henderson & w to C M ColstonJr 4c w parcel s s Jones St Jones ParkI^orth Patchogue $1 ,000.Harriet H. Hawkins to W Hawkins

L "."';', rL 3 0,d Coach El1 East Setau-ket 51,500.Lconore Guttj-.eit to J Vecere lots 376

I", £3 Eusse" Kealty Co Map Holbrook$3,500.,„M

0 W Smith & ano to T Geise lotsJ i Sec 2 lielle Terre Estates Port Jef-fe rson $1 ,000.

Marion D Bohan to H V Howard &ano parcel s s Dune Rd fronting onAtlantic Ocean Westhampton $8,500.I Lipson to Laura J Mattes & anoparcel o s Lee Ave Patchoprue $9,500.Josephine Hines to A Noss & w par-

cel s s Fox Rd Coram $4 ,500.W Melville to E W Strong & w par-

cel n a Intervale ltd Old Field SouthSI.000.Mastic Acres Ino to W Walter & ors

Iota 183 & 184 Mastic Acres Unit 21Manor of St George Brookhaven TownSI .500. j

I- ranees Schwambcrger to J C Silves-tri & w lots 221 to 224 Sound BeachSec A Brookhaven Town $0,000.

Julia M Lowe to Patchogue EstatesInc parcel e s Railroad Ave & parcelw a Railroad Ave Center Moriches$1,000.

Ethel C Adams & ano to Robert ALove & w parcel sw s Bellport LaneBellport $18 ,000.

K If Pelletreau as Ex Jerome W Ac-kcrly to Marie H Barber parcel w aRose Ave Patchogue $20 ,000.

Mastic Acres Inc to V Lisa & wlot 3476 Mastic Acres Unit 7 Mastic$1 ,500.

A Schreiner & w to H Fauth & wparcel e s Lincoln Rd Yaphank $1,500.

Rosemary W Gaynor to Pauline SDavis parcel e s First Neck Lane South-ampton Village $82,500.

Rose K Edelman to Marie V Lock-wood lots 574 to 5t)8 Sec L Lake ViewTerrace & lota 24 to Rl Bk 4 Ronkon-koma Lake Park Lake Ronkonkoma$11 ,500.

F Bourdon to Theresa DiFazio lots11003 to 11006 4th Map North ShoreBeach Sec A Rocky Point $6,500.

E Joerger to H Lieb 4i w lots 6643to GG45 3rd Map Sound Beach Sec BBrookhaven Town $1 ,500.

Elizabeth Rabe to Anna Savik lotsI5S3I to 15834 5th Map North ShoreBeach Sec D Rocky Point $3 ,000.

Jose Afonso to Louise Guerriere &ors lots S2ai to 8297 North Shore BeachSee B & lots 8312 to 8316 NorthShore Beach Sec C Rocky Point $2,000.

Helen McGuincss to V Ianncllo & wlota 8942 to 8944 3rd Map North ShoreBeach Sec A Rocky Point $3,000.

Frances J Jaffe to W F Garvey &w lots 15 to 17 Bk 7 Riviera ShoresSec I East Patchojrue $8,000.

Allen Properties Inc to S Ambrociolots 20 to 26 Bk 21 Canaan Lake EastBrookhaven Town $3,000.

G Spadaro to S Gucciardo & w lots104 & 105 Natures Gardens BrookhavenTown $2 .«00.

J DePompeo & w to D Duncan 4* lots 2874 to 2876 Sound Beach SecU Brookhaven Town 56,000.

J M Rogers to A E Hanson parceln s Senix Creek with rieht of way toUnion Ave Center Moriches $1,000.

Muriel Petersen to Vacation HomesitesInc lots 204 to 207 Lake Pines Unit3 Ronkonkoma $1 ,000.

Mastic Acres Inc to F Terraferma& w lots 603 & 604 Mastic Acres Unit11B Manor of St George $1,500.

Same to J Todino & w lot 253 Mas-tic Acres Unit 22 Mastic S1.000.

Same to Barbara Antoniuk lot 707Mastic Acres Unit 22 Mastic $1 ,000.

Same to A Delsardo & w lot 334 Mas-tic Acres Unit 21 Manor of St Georcc$1,000.

Same to W Rimeik & vr lots 1143 to1146 Mastic Acres Unit 13 Yaphank$1 ,01)0.

G B O'Neill to Gladys Hannaford lots791 & 792 3rd Am'd Ocean Bay ParkFire Island Beach $11,000.

B E Johansen & ano to H IJrechtcr& w parcel w s Division Ave BluePoint $7 ,000.

Mabelle P Elliott (Smith) to VirginiaL Tccler parcel s s WittridEe St Ron-konkoma $7 ,000.

Woodedge Realty Co Inc to T Cap-izza lot 854 Woodedge Paark Sec 4Farmingville $1,000.

J Catrambone & w to J DiBella &w lots 16 to 20 Map Russell RealtyCo Holbrook $1 ,000.

K J Lockwood to K Deps & w lots2315 & 2316 5th Map Mastic BeachBrookhaven Town $3,000.

C F Peterson to L Quirvryn & w 2parcels n s Canal Rd Port JeffersonStation S6.000.

Madeline J Kaiser & ano to C Peppe& w lots 6 to 29 Canaan Lake EastBrookhaven Town $3,000.

i Vl erg & v.- to Mary Staivik»rnr> lots42*7 & 4288 Sound Beach Sec C Brook-haven Town $1 ,000.

C G Hawkins to J P Stcphani &ors parcel n * South Country Rd Bell -port $9,000.

J W Schencrk to L Mnrgantini & wparei-1 e s Ilider Ave Patchogue $4 ,000.

Shoreham Beach Inc to A Egelhofer4 w lot 36t» Shoreham Beach Sec 3Shoreham $2 ,000.

Allen Properties Inc to H C Kaiserlots 6 to 8 Bk 29 Canaan Lake EastBrookhaven Tow n $2,500.

A Kaufmann to Catherine A Pruch-ncck lots 1155 to 1157 See B NorthShore Beach Ro.-ky Point $3 ,600.

Flowcrfield Bulb Farm Incorporated toGvrodyne Company of America Inc 4l-arrels <¦ s Mil l s Pond Rd M- » L1UHte s North Country Rd ss Stony Urook-Lake Ronkonkoma Rd I'lowei-field Townsof Smithtown & Brookhaven $211 ,000.00.

A Jarecke & w to J A Conley &w parcel e A Lake Shore Blvd & 6 aShore St Patchogue $8, 000.

T K redersen to Terei.a Mirandapert plots 19 & 21 & plot 20 LakeForest Park Lnke Ronkonkom a $3 ,500.

MOHTGAGL.SA J Matta Jr & w to Union Saving*

Uank of Patclmgue parcel n a HarrisSt Patchogue $o ,u00.

O Iceland & v.- to same parcel w arc . l . i i Ave Patchogue i: -',::,o.

It W Hamuli & w to Queens CountySavings Bank parcel e s Connetquot RdllnviMii - t S.7 .M0.

<f James T Walsh to Dennis D Claire& w parcel w s Medford Ave NorthPatchogue $40 ,000.

S Jurewicz & w to Sayville FederalSavings & Loan Asscn lots 488 & 489Mastic Acres Unit 1 Mastic $5,000.

J McLaughlin & w to Franklin Na-tional Bank of Franklin Square lots 117& 118 Mastic Acres Unit 17 SouthHaven $4 ,600.

R E Phelan & w to Riverhead SavingsBank parcel c s road south of PublicSchool Westhampton Beach $6,500.

Alice Schuddekopf to C Crowley lot12 & part lot 13 Five Mile Look ParkBlue Point $5 , 450.

VV F Uurditt & w to People Na-tional Bank of Patchogue parcel w HState Highway & s a Terryville RdPort Jefferson Station $6,700.

Dennis D Claire & w to BellportNational Bank lot. 225 Map Land ofGruhn Realty Corp Patchogue $6,000.

C J Fanta to W A Hansen & w par-cel a B Waverly Ave Medford $15,000.

V A Beere & w to Equitable LifeAssurance Society parcel n s MontaukHwy & w s Old Orchard Rd EastPatchogue $7 ,600.

F M Kinner & w to A P Engert &w- parcel n a Cherry St Lake Ronkon-koma $2,500.

E Spangenberg & ors to Dora MBrincks parcel e s Mt Vernon AveMedford $4,000.

THE G A T E W A Y T H E A T R EMELLPORT PRESENTS

Thornton By PopularWilder's Request

OUR TOWNTHURSDAYS, FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS

July 26 thru Aujjust 4I N - I I I E-ROUN'D 8£0 $l.ao. JSl.riO

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Middle IslandMrs. Jennie Mirando, Yaphank 3305

Miss Marge Nisse of Philadel-phia is visiting her uncle and aunt ,Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes, for sev-eral weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Belli Bovi anddaughter, Numa, visited Mr. andMrs. W. La Porte Wednesdaynight in Copiague.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes havereturned to their positions atKings Park State hospital afterenjoying two weeks at home.

Cards have been received fromMr. and Mrs. Al Lachmann. Theyhave left Kentucky and are ontheir way to Michigan.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes, Jr.,of Brooklyn have returned homeafter spending a week with hisparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hynes,Sr.

Miss Marian Spencer is spend-ing the summer with her grand-parents, Mr. and Mis. John Berghof Boston.

The North Side Civic associationwill hold its annual meeting Sun-day at Hunter 's Inn at 11 a. m.There will be election of officers.Everyone interested in the better-ment of the community is urged toattend.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duda, ofBrooklyn were Saturday guests atthe Wissman home. They are for-mer residents of Middle Island.Miss Jeanette McManus of Astoriaand Mrs. Ann Mead of CrystalBeach , Fla., were Friday guests ofMrs. Wissman. A weekend guestat the Wissman home was herbrother, Max Connolly of HighBridge, N. J.

The Ladies' auxiliary of theMiddle Island Fire departmentmet July 17 at the Coram Com-munity house. Two new memberswere accepted. Plans were dis-cussed for volunteer card partiesto be held in members' homes. Thefirst one will the at the home ofMae Carroll of Swezytown roadon the afternoon of August 1.Nettie Belli Bovi received anaward.

Friends and relatives who help-ed Richard Mirando, Sr., celebratehis birthday over the weekendwere Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zilinski andchildren of Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs.M. Giordano, Mr. and Mrs. Vin-cent Lombardo, Mrs. Eugene Lom-bard©, Mrs. Anthony Stanganelli ,of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. MichaelMirando and children , Mr. andMrs. Bon Carrasella and children ,Mr. and Mrs. Ed McManus, SouthOzone Park ; Mr. and Mrs. JeromeBelli Bovi and children , Mr. andMrs. Vincent Mirando and daugh-ter , Mrs. A. Belli Bovi and daugh-ter, Richard, Jr., and Jack Mirandoand Mrs. Mirando.

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EVENINGS S:40 P. M. MATINEE WEDNESDAY 2 :30 P. M.

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CENTRAL ISLIP — Well over800 poultrymen and their familiesfrom Long- Island , New York city,New Jersey and Connecticut en-joyed golden brown broilers , bar-becued over open grills and char-coal at the Martin Broiler farmin Central Islip Saturday.

An orchestra provided musicfor both square and conventionaldancing in a gaily decorated broil-er house. Frank Martin , Sr., Farmbureau Poultry Committee chair-man , and Frank Martin Jr.,owners of the new plant , spent agreat deal of time making suretheir building was ready. TheFarm bureau handled the publi-city, getting radio, television andnewspaper coverage.

Dr. J. C. Scholes of the BeaconMilling company, Cayuga, chief

barbecue specialist , directed thework of several Beacon employeswho assisted with the barbecuingwork. Harold Lukert of GouldFeeds assisted Mr. Scholes in pre-paring well over 1,000 broilerhalves for the occasion. Ray Ros-alia of Smithtown Branch wasgeneral chairman.

Poultrymen DevourBarbecued BroilersAt C. Islip Gathering

RIVERHEAD — A l l Suffolkcounty potato and vegetable grow-ers will have the chance to hearat first hand about the work un-derway at the L. I. VegetableResearch farm , Riverhead, Satur-day afternoon at a field day ar-ranged at the farm by the SuffolkCounty Farm Bureau.

Beginning at 1:30 p. m., theResearch farm staff , Drs. JacobEllison , Cunningham and Huckett,will show visiting growers themany projects underway and willexplain the problems of fertiliza-tion , insect and disease control ,variety trials and the many otheragricultural experiments beingconducted there. The work of theResearch farm is devoted to find-ing better ways of growing LongIsland crops and in finding bettercrops for Long Island.

Field Day SaturdayAt Research Farm

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WESTHAMPTON BEACH —Arthur T-eacher , Hollvwood's fav-orite butler , wi l l be the next starat the Westhampton playhouse,where producer Ron Rawson willpresent the well known "Gentle-men s gentleman " in the comedy"Clutterbuck. '

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The Broadway hit by Benn W.Levy will open for a week's en-gagement beginning Mondaynight , and will play through Sat-urday night. Performances are at8:40 p. m. with a matinee on Wed-nesday at 2:30 p. m.

"Clutterbuck" is a' ship and shoreromantic comedy set aboard a lux-ury liner on a Caribbean cruise.The comedy hit entertained Broad-way audiences for 218 perfor-mances and has played successfulengagements in London , SouthAfrica, Australia and Copenhagen.

Rodgers and Hart's tunefulmusical comedy hit , "A Connect-icut Yankee, starring Paula Lau-rence, is currently playing at thePlayhouse. It is delighting cap-acity audiences with such songhits as "Thou Swell ," "My HeartStood Still ," "To Keep My LoveAlive," and many more liltingtunes. The book by Herbert Fieldsis based on Mark Twain's famousstory, "A Connecticut Yankee inKing Arthur 's Court." The musi-cal will play its final performanceSaturday night.

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