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By ELINOR H. HAW, LihrarUa

<P _ WINTER HOURS: Monday through Friday 10 a. m. to nine p. m.;Saturday 9:30 a. m. to five p. m.; Closed Sundays and legal holidays

A small boy recently returnedhis books saymg "I have over-duedmy books". The clerk queried "Yc*uhave over-ducd them" "No" heanswered "I over did them".

Such a quantity of our books are"overdid" for one week that we

dire altering our" system of sendingreminder letters to the period offour weeks from the day the bookis borrowed. We find that the stafftime for this work has been cut-intwo, and the annoyed borrowerwiU not say "I know the books areovedue and will bring them backwhen we are through with them !

We have mentioned before theNew York State Law regarding the,

Retention of books. This has beeninvoked by one Long Island Libra-ry recently and Mr. Roth of EastOrange, N. J. gained worldwiderecognition when he prosecuted de-linquent borrowers. People shouldrealize that by holding library ma-terials they are depriving othersof needed books. Our library has6880 registered borrowers who takeout an average of 11113 books, pic-tures and phonograph records

monthly. Our book stock of 37731is adequate for ordinary use butthere .are not' sufficient copies ofpopular materials to allow forlengthy loan periods.

December is the slowest monthof the year for the publishing ofbooks as dealers hold importanttitles for the imprint of the coming'year. Fiction received during thefall months includes books by po-pular authors as well as some newto writing with some books of greatlength and size which may become"overdid". "Wilderness", RobertPenn Warren; "A Prologue toLove", Taylor Caldwell (600 pages);"The Land is Bright", Noel B. Ger-son; "The Way to the Lantern",Audery E. Lindop* "The Sea Ven-ture", F. Van Wyck Mason;"Charles the King"; Evelyn Anth-ony; "Chairman of the Bored", Ed-mond Streeter; "Haste to Succeed",Jason Striker; "The World TheyWanted", Herbert D. Kastle; and"God Must Be Sad", Fannie Hurst.

Merry Christmas to all—Christ-mas stories will be read at the Pic-ture Book Hour Fridays at 10:00to 10:30 a. m. . _ . .',

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TOWN TALK . . . NEWS AROUND THE COMMUNITY OF SAYVILLE . . .MARION L. HOAG and MARION HUNT

Mr. and Mrs. William Cahill andtheir son. Eugene Fo-unant, of Lau-rel Drive, are sailing tomorrownight aboard the M. S. Oslofjor d

fcfor the West Indies where theywill spend the Christmas and NewYears Holidays. Among those plan-ning to attend a bon voyage partyaboard the ship are Mrs. EstherVon Vessem arid her son Bruce,Miss Anna Brown, Miss MarthaWalsh , Mr. and Mrs. George Edensof Sayville, Miss Helen Strang ofWantagh ,- Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Don-nelly of Hempstead, Frank Reich-art of Northport , John Mosier of

#Edison, N. J., Miss Doris Marchetti ,Miss Helen Rauch, Miss Doris Leon,Miss Ann Donnelly, Mrs. WilliamGaiTney, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mur-phy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hlwatsh,Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lewis, Mr. andMrs. Vincent Ivanches of NewYork, Miss Hulda Teubner and Mr.and Mrs. Russell Schorr of MidlandPark , N. J.

Do you. know that you can buy a©1962 Falcon, 2 door sedan with

heater for only ". 1875 at SayvilleFord? 70tf

Mr. and Mrs. William Glidden ofIndian Head Drive were ushersand bridesmaid v Saturd ay , at thewedding of Mrs. Glidden's brother,Oliver Blakeman of-Garden Cityand Miss Rosemarie Hartmann ofFrankfurt , Germany, at the Com-munity Church of Garden City. The

-reception followed at Tarulli's Sup-®pcr Club in Freeport.

Miss Elizabeth J. Lominska, wasamong 16 students elected to mem-bership in Psi Chi , national psy-chology honorary fraternity, inceremonies held at Bucknell Uni-versity 'in Lewisburg, Pa., recently.A junior at Bucknell , Miss Lomin-ska is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Clemense A. Lominska of 69 Hamil-ton Street . She is studying for the

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insurance see Henry Pannenback-er, 186 Main Street , LT 9 0450. 7tf

A talk on pornographic booksand their influence on young peo-ple was fjivf-ii by John L. Kicrnanof Brooklyn at last woek's meetingof the Holy Name Society of St.Lawrence's R. C. Church.

Gori Anne , infant daughter of_@jMr. and Mrs. Robert Murray of Old

Broadway, was baptized Sunday af-ternoon at St. Lawrence's R. C.Church. Mr. nnd Mrs. AlexanderBodan of Port Jefferson are thegodpnrents. Following the cere-mony there was a buffet supperfor family and friends at the Mur-ray home.

The Episcopal Churchwomen willhold their Christina'* party nextThursday at A.30' in the Parish

$$&>]]. There will be an exchangeof gifts nnd everyone is asked tobring pe/icils to be mailed to Ken-ya.

Modern Home Owner combinedpackage insurance policies cansave you money. See Charles P.Dickerson , 31 Main Street, Say-ville. 27tf

Michael Radzikowski , son of Mr.and Mrs. Eric Radzikowski of Gree-

dy Avenue, arrived home Tuesdayfor the Christmas Holidays fromHarpur College, Binghamton , N. Y.where he is a freshman.

Mary Katsky, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Eugene Katsky of SayvilleBoulevard celebrated her secondbirthday Saturday at a family din-ner party.

Miss Phyllis DiLorcnzo. daughterof Mr. and Mrs. John DiLorcnzo ofXowell Road, celebrated her 17th•'Birthday Monday evening at a fami-ly gathering Among her guestswere her uncle and aunt , Mr. andMrs. Anthony Donenchello of Man-ton Street and Frank Krepela ofBohemia

Aide Interior Decorators are hav-ing a floor sample sale and havesome wonderful bargains. See ourad page 5. Aide is located at 65Railroad Avenue, Sayville, justiouth of the movies.

The Congregational Women'sFellowship h e l d their annualChristmas party on Thursday witha covered dish luncheon followedby a musical program. Mrs. LouisStang was the worship leader. Mrs,George Wolling led the singing andthe soloists were Mrs. Sven Hassel-riis and Mrs. Wo|ling. Mrs. F. Pal-mer Haft presented a modernChristmas reading arid all joine din the singing of carols. A shortbusiness meeting was held follow-ed by a sec-rot pal plus a grab baggift exchange. Mrs. Christian Brock-mann was the chairman with alarge assisting committee. The nextmeeting will be held Januaryfourth when the new officers willbe installed.

For. knitting yarns, crochet cot-ton and accessories stop in at theFloralil Knitting Nook, 75 Rail-road Avenue, Sayville. 38tf

Raymond Weynand i son of Mr.and Mrs. Raymond ' Weynand ofLaurel Drive celebrated his sixthbirthday Saturday afternoon witha party for 25 of his little friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lennon ofValley Stream are arriving Satur-day to spend the Christmas weekend with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Lennonof Lumur'Drive.

Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Humphreysand their children , Gay and Bruce,of Nutley, N. J., are spending theChristmas Holidays w-i t h Mrs.Humphreys' parents, Dr. and Mrs.Roland Strong of Collins Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Menschingand their children, Marianne. Eu-gene. Margaret and Joan of GreeneAvenue, are spending Christmas-Day with Mrs. Mensching's uncleand aunl , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Min-nis of Maspeth , N. Y.

For children s portable playyards — kennels — fence wires —gates — posts and fittings — seeAnvil Bell Fence Co. Inc., 192Waverly Avenue, Patchogue. PhoneGrover 5-1917. 67tf

The Sayville Home ExtensionUnit will not meet Decembor 27thor January 3rd because of theChristmas Holiday.

Friends here will be interestedto know that Major Alfred SykesJr., United States Army, son ofMrs. Alfred Sykes of Riverheadand the late Mr. Sykes, who madetheir home in ' Sayville for manyyears , is now stationed in France.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Millerentertained a large group of tho.irfriends at a cocktail party at theirGillette Avenue home on Sunday.

George R. Westerbeke arrivedhome last Thursday from AlfredUniversity at Alfred. N. Y. where"ho .is -C freshman. He drove downwith se\*eral friends from this vi-cinity. He is soendinE his vacationwith his parents , Mr. - and Mrs.George Westerbeke of Ndrth MainStreet.

For fast free pickup and de-livery of prescriptions, drugs orcosmetics call West Sayville Phar-macy, Main Street, West Sayville.LT 9-0083 or LT 9-9848. 8tf

Albert B. Fisher of Lynbrook,formerl y of Sayville, suffered a cor-onary thrombosis early this monthand is confined to Rockville Gen-eral Hospital in Rockville Centre.He is showing some improvement.

Miss Cynthia Cone, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. William Cone ofHandsome Avenue, arrived komeSaturday for the Holidays fromState University College of Educa-ton at Cortland N. Y., where sheis a junior.

Beers sells ice cream by thehalf gallon at $1.T5. and ice creamcakes for $2.50 or $3.75. 98tf

Mrs. Margaret Polsten, regis-trar, and Robert K. Thomas, direc-tor of student personnel, both ofSayville, were Adelphi Suffolk Col-lege representatives at ihe StateEducation Department's regionalconference for registrars and stu-dent personnel directors. The meet-ing was held December 12th at theState Teachers College in Albany.

LT 9-6200The regular meeting of the

Smith-Wever, American L e g i o nAuxiliary was held last Wednesdayevening at the Legion Hall. Thecancer chairman , Mrs. RodneyJayne is again asking for whitematerial for the Suffolk CountyCancer Society. Any soft whitesheets, pillow cases or men's shirtsare acceptable. The Chaplain , Mrs.Charles Kreamer. announced thatall shut-in members would be re-membered during the Holidays./This meeting was devoted to theannual Christmas party with thehall decorated and Mrs. HaroldAuringer, the music chairman ac-companying the group in singingChristmas carols. Refreshmentswere served in the form of eachmember's most famous dish. Thenext meeting will be January 10th.

For real estate and insuranceneeds C Bogel, 280 Main Street.LT 9-3600. ' 12tf

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yozzo andtheir daughter, Michele, of NorthMain Street, are leaving today tospend a week with Mrs. Yozzo'sparents, Mr. and Mrs. JAmee Sher-man at Clinton , N. Y.

Miss Susan Abbott of East Sum-ner. Me., arrived Friday to spendthe week with TMr. and Mrs. RalphDykstra of River Street.

House hunting, selling or rent-ing? See Fred W. Merdes, 340Main Street. LT 9-0504. 94tf

Miss Carole Nash, daughter ofMrs. Ida Nash of Indian Head Roadwas guest of honor at a bridalshower Sunday afternoon given byMiss Janice Hinckley of GreeneAvenue. Those present were theMisses Ann Bieniek, Barbara Kin-sey. Jerry Julian, Martha MacCor-nack and Sandra Nash, also Mrs.Jack Travis, Mrs. Kenneth Morris,Mrs. Walter Denton, Mrs. GeorgeOsika. Mrs. John Obrig. Mrs. CyrilGroome. Mrs. Robert Denton, Mrs.George Usher, Mrs. Harold Hinck-ley and Mrs. Ida Nash. Miss Nashand Ronald Denton will be marriedon Sunday.

Midshipman Ernest Friedrick,son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fried-rick of Candee Avenue, will behome today from the Naval Aca-demy at Annapolis for the Christ-mas Holidays.

Buy your homemade holiday piesat the Theatre Luncheonette, 113Railroad Avenue. Please order inadvance. LT 9-9849. 77t2

The Rev. Francis J. Brennan ,pastor of St. Lawrence's Churchwas host Tuesday night of lastweek to nearly 100 men and wpmenfrom St. Lawrence's senior choir,the Confraternity of Christian Doc-trine, the ushers, members of .theLegion of Mary, and members ofthe Society of St. Vincent de Paul.This" was a "Thank You" suppergiven by Father Brennan as a tok-en of appreciation for the gener-osity of the men and women con-cerned with these parish activities.After .supper they enjoyed Christ-mas carols.

Expecting? Come and see thebiggest selection of maternityclothes and lingerie in' town atBialer's Department Store, 94' MainStreet, Sayville., 76t3

Mr. and Mrs. John Dearies ofAnn Arbor, Mich., arrived on Tues-day to spend the Holidays withMr. and Mrs- Jesse Vanderborghat their home on Candee Avenue.Mrs. DeVries is the former MissVirginia Vanderborgh.

Richard Cooley returned to hishome on Bohack Court on Mondaynight from Cornell University tospend, the Holidays with his moth-er. Mrs. Virginia Cooley.

Mrs. Louise Ortega of OzonePark is arriving Saturday to spendChristmas with her daughter andgrandchildren. Mrs. Ernest Brownand Ernest. Steven. Lawrence andCarla. On Monday afternoon theywill all go into Ozone Park tospend the week. .

W. A. Pasfield of Hamilton Streetreturned home from SouthsideHospital Monday and is restingcomfortably at home.

Jack Meyer, son of Mr .and Mrs.J. P. Meyer of Terry Street arrivedhome Monday night for the Holi-days from the Coast Guard Stationat Cape May. N J.

Do you know that you can buya 1962 Galaxie, 2 dcor sedan withheater for only $2175 at SayvilleFord? - 70tf

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bryant ofEdwards Street are entertainingfor dinner Christmas Day Mr. Bry-an's father. William J. Bryan ofBrooklyn Heights and ¦, his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. El-mer Vetter and their five childrenof Floral Park.

Kevin Onganla, son of Mrs. Pa-tricia Ongania of Elm Street, cele-brated his first birthday Sundayafternoon with a party for StepliehBarber, Tracy Smith, David Van-Brunt , Marty and Mama Kerins,John Lessing Jr., Cyndy Jeschke,Susan Stoll, Kirk Bumstead andtheir mothers, also Miss KatherineSniffen, his grandparents , Mr. andMrs. Arthur Malseh and his aunt,Miss Marjorie Malsh.

Neil J. 'Spare Jr. is at his homefor the Holidays from LeicesterJunior College, Leicester, Mass.He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.Spare of Fairway West and is astudent leader in college.

Julius Ritter, who has been con-fined to Southside Hospital fortreatment for more than a week,is extiected to be brought home to-day. Mr. Ritter is showing improve-ment.

Miss Diane Peck, daughter , ofMr. and Mrs. George Peck, of JonesDrive, has arrived for the Holidaysfrom Colby Junior College whereshe is a senior,

Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Isaacson ofGillette Avenue are in the processof buving from Charles G. Raynor2nd' his house at the corner ofHaridsome Avenue ahd MapleStreet, the .former home of thelate Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Ray-nor. Mr. and Mrs. Isaacson intendto take title to the property theend of January..Ernest Gaiser Jr. a student at

Allegheny College, Meadville , Pa.and his twin br6ther, Lewis, ofBucknell University, Lewisburg,Pa. are - to arrive home today forthe Holidays with their parents,Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gaiser of Fos-ter Avenue. <

Miss Margerv Eales. daughter ofMr.-and Mrs. Vernon Eales arrivedhome Friday from Benison Uni-versity in Granville, O. Her bro-ther, David will be, home Sundayfrom Union College.

Nicholas Lutz, son of Mr. andMrs. Nicholas Lutz of Candee Ave-nue, arrived home Friday fromV i r g i n i a Polytechnic Institute,Blacksburg Va., for the ChristmasHolidays.

John Conklin , son of * Mr. andMrs. John Conklin of Candee Ave-nue, is home for the ChristmasHolidays from St. Francis Collegein Loretta. Pa.

Mrs. Medford Webster and herdaughter. Amelia, of Colton .Ave-nue, left by air yesterday to spend10 days visiting Mrs. Webster's pa-rents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wellmanin New Orleans, La.' Mr , and Mrs. William Edmondsof Saxton Avenue and their son.Stephen, ire spending ChristmasDay with Mrs. Edmonds's .parentsMr. and Mrs. John Geraghty *-inFloral -Park.

Make your next party a memor-able occasion at Land's End, whereyou will find an unsurpassed at-mosphere, cozy and relaxing. Theyare open for lunches and dinnerswith a special rate for parties.Lunches are from $1.00 up anddinners $2.75 up. On the Bay. Tel-LT 9-1888. 96tf

Miss Elizabeth McDonald of Ma-ple Street attended a pre-Christmasparty in New York Saturday, givenby Dr. and Mrs. William McAllis-ter. Dr. McAllister is going into theArmy shortly.

Mrs. V. Dewey Windle of Ed-wards Avenue is leaving tomorrowfor Chicago, both on a businesstrip and to sDend Christmas withher mother, Mrs. Theresa Murphy.On January fi fth Mrs. Windle willsail on the Oslofjord for a Carib-bean cruise of. between three andfour weeks.

The Rev. Bruno Militano, NewYork District Representative of theNew York Bible Society, will beguest preacher for the next twoSundays, December 24th and 31st,at the Baptist Bible Fellowship,held at the Odd Fellow's Hall onFoster Avenue. He will preach atboth the 11 a. m. and seven p. m.services each day as well as atwatch night services held on De-cember 31st. Pastor Milton Howardis successfully recovering from re-cent eve surgery and is expected toresume pulpit activity on the firstSunday of 1962.

Airman Robert F. Plowman,son of Mr. and Mrs. KennethPlowman of 20 Hamilton Street,who is being assigned to the

' Air Force technical trainingcourse for aircraft accessory-maintenance specialists at Cha-nute Air Force Base in Illinois.Airman Plowman is a graduateof Sayville High School.

¦The Sayville P. T. A. meetingscheduled for Tuesday evening,January ninth, will feature a dis-cussion by Mrs. Dorothea Conklinand Miss Theodora Reeves of theBureau of Early Childhood and Pa-rent Education in Albany. Theirtalk will follow the showing of thefilm , "The Bright Side". Mrs. Conk-lin and Miss Reeves will be inSayville at that time to confer withthe teaching staff of the SayvilleElementary Schools.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hagan ofHicksville are arriving Saturday tospend Christmas with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.Martin Ferguson of Lumur Drive.On Tuesday Mr. Ferguson's mother,Mrs. Sarah Ferguson of Jamaica ,will arrive to spend a week withthem. /

Mr, and Mrs., James.Carpenter ofHolly Drive are entertaining forChristmas Mrs. Carpenter's father.Joseph Kerekes of Queens Village,and her sister. Mrs. John Kieferand daughter Miss Lynn Kiefer ofHemDstead.

Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan ofSeville Boulevard and their daugh-ter, Mary Louise, are spendingChristmas Day visiting their par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tullyand Mr. and Mrs. John SheehanSr. _U in Brooklyn.

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CHRISTMAS EVE —Services at 7 p. m.,8:30 p. m., 10:00 p. m., 11:00 p. m.

CHRISTMAS DAY —Services at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.

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