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MEDFORD SCHOOL
There is no school today because of
the Lincoln's birthday holiday.
Last Thursday Perry Clarke of
Utica entertained the children of tbe
Medford school with his trick fiddle
playing, magic and comedy. He also
visited each classroom and gave handwriting demonstrations.
The classrooms have received thgir
Junior Red Cross posters and pins
and the pupils are now enrolled members of this organization.
On Friday afternoon the assembly
feature was a movie from the Y. _M.
C. A.r the subject, "Vermont's Maple
Industry ." The film showed the
methods of obtaining maple sugar ,
both old and modern , and the various
uses of the syrup and sugar.
Friday - after school the boys of
Medford enjoyed play day at the
Blue Point school. The feature of the
afternoon was basketball, and amongthose taking part were Thomas
Sporck, Alfonso Fueci, Louis Halik,
John Condon , James Murray, John
Connelly, Martin Connelly, Timothy
Crowley and Richard Boehl.
Next week, from Monday to Friday,
the school will observe "Bill of Rights"
week and each room will take part in
a program.
Plans have been completed for the
dinner to be held at the Veterans
hall on Monday, February 17 at 7
p. m. There will also be entertainment by Harry Ferrier , the magician. The parents of the eighth
grade pupils are in charge of the
supper.
Perfect attendance f o r January
was attained by the following pupils
of Medford school :
Grade 1—Richard Mistier, J o h n
Muller, Louis Piergiorgi , Ruth Gautier, Carolyn Ihm, Claire Ziegelmair.
Grade 3—Joan Rassner- Raymond
Caldwell, Raymond Crevoiserat, Lewis
Davis, George Essler.
Grade 3—4 — Edward Connelly
Balph Jung, David McGowan , David
Nemschick. James Ray, Henry Reinfrank , Helena Coleman.
Grade 5—Emily Baranello , Marie
Glover, Marlene Rose.
Gj -ade C>— Richard Boehl , Manfred
Buttner, John Connelly, Martin Connelly, David Gautier, Laura Caldwell, Dorothy Ihm , Sarah Ray, Anna
Tiffert.
Gra de 7—Russell Caldwell , Timothy Crowley, Stanley Eberhaj 'dt,
Paul Jacobi , Alfred Tierney, Anna
Bianco, Claire Dvorak,
Grade 8—Angelo Baranello, John
Condon , Edward Crevoiserat , Louis
Halik , James Murray, Ruth Baiter ,
Agnes Bianco, Mary Bianco, Kathryh Burkhardt , Ruth Crevoisemt,
Virginia Gautier , Patsy Rose, Marie
Schleyer, Ellen Zaharatos.
The honor roll for the month of
January is as follows :
Grade 2—Theodore -Alt , Carol Cesman , Margaret Fritz, Adele Mizgier,
June Walther.
Grade 3—Raymond Caldwell , Joan
Kassner, James Mallison .
Grades 3— . — Ruth Beck , Edward
Connelly, Ralph Jung, David Koeehel ,
David Nemschick , Marilyn Zeidler.
Grade 5—Emily Baranello, Joseph
Schleyer.
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Grade G —• George Alt , Manfred
Buttner , David Gautier , Anna Tiffert.
Grade 7—Claire Dvorak , Jack .Finger , Dorothy Koeehel, Annie Laurie
Sht.lt-.
Grade 8—Ruth Crevoiserat , George
Mallison , Marie Schleyer , P a t sy
Rose. Louis Halik.
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Perfect attendance for the month
of January was attained by these
Selden pupils.
Grades 1, 2 and 3—Martha Boehl*,
Rose Bruno, Lillian Cameron , William
Haspel*, Jack Kruger, Cynthia Parente, Clara Sager *.
Grades 4, 5 and 6—W endel Marsh,
Leonard Rickard*, Charles Sanger,
Thomas Cameron *, William Vitale,
Richard Brunquell*, Donald Ryman *,
Martha Patane, Margaret Sanger,
Dorothy Werns, Beatriee McLarty*,
Rosalie Pettignano, Jean Haspel*,
Mary Saiz*, Lorraine Sherwood*.
Grades 7 and 8—Willard Hough,
Anthony Pettignano, Arthur Dunham,
Donald McLarty, Jennie Miglio,1 Anna
Pettignano, Elizabeth Truglia *, Eleanor Chapman *, Florence Hough*,
Louise Marra.
* Perfect attendance for school
year to date.
HOLBROOK SCHOOL
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The honor roll of Holbrook school
for the second quarter includes the
following pupils:
Grade 1— William Leudeman 91,
Otto Plagge 90.
Grade 2—Eleanore Perez 94, Charlotte Berg 93, Alice Brown , George
LaFrance 92, Lillian Zvoniek 92,
Em ma Walsh 89,
Grade 3 — Joseph -Gradischer 93,
William Walsh , Theodore Bambara
88.
Grade 4—Peter McKeman 95, Helen
Schmidt 94, Alfred Bleimeller 92,
Ruthann Bleimill er 92, Barbara: Magenheimer 91, Virginia Areidiano 90,
Marilyn Geigel 89, Thomas Byrnes 89,
Robert Walsh 89, Violet Zovnik 88,
Rosemary Barbera 87.
Grade 5—Arthur Hermanns 85, Ivan
LaFrance 85.
Grade 6—George Borges 85, Rich ard Mohring 87, Gloria Areidiano 93.
Grade 7—Margaret McKernan 91,
Joan Warzel 90.
Grade 8 — Richard Gvadischer 93,
Lucille Martucci 88, John C. Wehrenberg, Jr., 87.
The perfect attendance list is as"
follows:
Grade 1—Sally Bartou.
Grade 2—Charles Wood , Betty Bartou , Charlotte -.erg, Doris Bowen ,
Ann Wilkinson , Carole Areidiano.
Grade 3—Theodora Bambara , Edward Mottl , Joseph Mottl.
Grade 4—Virginia Areidiano- Rosemary Barbera , Alfred Bleimiller , Dorothy Leudemann .
Grade 5 — Justus Brown , George
Mottl , Rosalie Martucci , Joan Zvonik.
Grade G—Betty Green.
Grade 7—Mar garet Green , Hclen
Leudeman , Margaret McKeman , Audreay Raff , A n i t a VanBalknb.rg ,
Theodore Pa ton.
Grade 8—Josephine Kaudrick , Lu
cille -Vuu'tvt - ci , John C Wehr-cnberg
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HOLTSVILLE SCHOOL
At Holtsville school the following
pu pils had perfect attendance for the
month of January :
•Grade 1—Jerry DiDonato , Arthur
Krcutz , Janet Boone , Edna Thicde,
Mary Sipos.
Grado 2—Daniel Esposito , ArthurTerry, G arnet Meier , Robert LaiFever.
Grade 3—Nancy Colburn.
Grade 4—-Leon Stoltze , Kenneth
Terry,
Grade 5—Arthur Read , Joan Lan dahl , Betty Sipos.
Grade 6—Robert Boerner , Frank
LoDestro, Alox Sipos , Mildre-d Holecck, Jeanne Vautrin.
Grade 7—Enese Carrczola , Clayton
Blackwel ,, Florence Crawford , Anthony Esposito, Emily Randall, Frank
Holecek, Irene Rudy, Ernest Johnson ,
Esther Wentisch , John Katz, Donald
Thron.
Grade 8~-Ruth Wentisch , Thomas
Colburn , John Crawford , William
Landahl , Stig Stoltze, Thomas Thron,
A half-hour entertainment was
given the pupils at the Holtsville
school last Thursday morning by
P-crry B . Clark of Utica. The program consisted, of violin selections:
"Jingle Bells ," "Red Wing," "Turkey
in the Straw,"- "The Mocking Bird"
and "Farmer in the Dell" ; also sleight
of hand tricks and illustrations of
handwriting. Mr. Cla rk is making a
tour of tho island visiting various
schools.
School in this district is closed today, Lincoln 's birthday.
Last Tuesday afternoon a Girl
Soout troop was organized with 12
girls present, Mrs. Dora Smith is
scout leader and Miss Helcne Kinsley,
assistant leader. The trc-op committee consists of Miss Edna Horn , chairman; Mrs. Dolly Meier, secretary and
treasurer, and Mrs. Charlotte Terry,
Mrs. Helen Terry, Miss M a r i o n
Schwenk , Mrs. Alice ' Read and Mrs.
Grace Wentisch. The second meeting
was held at the school yesterday afternoon. The Girl Scouts are planning to hold a card party on March 7.
Principal Clinton S. Smith will attend a meetin g and dinner of 'the
Second Supervisory district principals
at Shaber's Rest, Patchogue, tomorrow evening.
The elementary boys have resumed
their shop work at the school, and
meetings are being held each Monday
evening.
Last Friday afternoon Perry Clark
entertained the pupils of Holbrook
school with demonstration s of unusual
penmanship, some parlor tricks and
novelty selections on th*e violin.
LAKE RONKONKOMA SCHOOL
The pupils of the seventh and eighth
grades of the Lake Eonkonkoma
school led-in attendance for the month
of January with 94 per cent. The
month 's attendaj .ee for the whole
school was 91 per' cent.
Those who attained perfect attendance records were: Archie Court,
David Sandstrom- Harold Sorenson,
Nicholas Germano, Constance Davis,
Helen Sandstrom, Grace Williams,
June Allgaier, Rose Marie Gei'ken,
Betty Pearsall , John Hyanan, Lucille
Maletich , Charles Russell , Mark Pedisich, Stanford Masin and William Okvist.
The January honor roll includes the
following pupils:
Grade 1 — Marie Bruno, ArthurDavis, Pauline Mooney, Jane OkvistAnton Pedisich, Richard Schaudel ,
Sylvester Yam.
Grade 2—Eleanor Grau , Frank.
Halik , Diana Maletich , Barbara Pearsail, Vera Pedisich , Doris WilliamsGrade 3—Richard Allgaier, Gladys
Davis, Louise Davis, Barbara Hans,
Ruth Ann Hawkins.
Grade 4—-Lawrence Collins, Muriel
Davis, May Dene, John Hyman , Betty
Pearsall, Norman Roil, John Visich .
Grade 5—Lucille Maletich.
Grade S — Irwin Carpenter , Joan
Her-te, Edith Okvist, Mark Pedisich ,
Naomi Singer , Edwin Straub, Stanford Masin.
Grade 7—Jean Berger, Caroline Cosich , Lois Okvist, Harold Sor enson .
Lillian Visich.
Grade 8—Charles Fe-cloriow. Rose
Marie Gerken , Nicholas Germano ,
Catherine Pusemp, Ruth Schaudel ,
Eileen Long.
RONKONKOMA SCHOOL
The following' pupils of the Ronkonkoma school achieved perfect attendance during the mon th of January: Grades 1. and 2—Frank McDonald , Fred Pennenga , Michael Turoczi ,
Jack Wilkinson , Laura Becker , Barbara Buderer , Sherry Jane Caspar! ,
Doris Peterson , Anna R-cpp, Barbara
White.
Grades 3 and 4—John llorvath , Ste^
phen Torok , Arthur Browne, Robert
Mason , John McDonald , Charles Drew,
Richard Holdashel, Robert Smith ,
John Neyssen , Evelyn Conimerdinger,
Marie Bo-gensberger , Barbara Horvath , Vilma Pedelem , Eleanor McIn tyre.
Grades 5 and 6—John Kott, John
Nagye , Frank Peter . Margaret Do>bosy, Rose Mon-eale, Cheric Pickei"ing, Charlotte Seibankas, Elizabeth
Torok.
Grades 7 and 8 — I rene Buchler ,
Frank Cherry, Gertrude Hensel , Stephen Pamlanye, Alexander VukQV ,
Wilson Caspari , Vilma Hanak , Dorothy Mason, George Neyssen, Francis
Roach.
Those who had perfect attendance
for tho first half of the term are:
Stephen Torok , Robert Mason , John
McDonald , Charles Di'ew, Richard
Moldnshc], John Ney ssen , Evelyn
Commenlii-ger, Rarbara H o r v a t h ,
Vilma Fcdclem- John Kott , Frank
Peter , M argaret Dohos-y, Ros-e Moixoale, Irene Buchler , GeitrUde Hensel,
Vilma Hanak and Doroth y Mason.
CBWmilEACrl SCHOOL
Pupils who played in the orchestra
in the muis-ic festival at Sayville High
school last night .were ' Ruth Campbell,
Paul and Peter Grobon , Richard Fredericks, Maureen Walsh si nd Antoinette
and Joseph Maningo. .
ANNUAb FLORISTS' MEETING
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PATCHOGUE, N. Y.
An interestin g meeting for flower
growers will be held Wednesday afternoon , February 10, at 1:30 in the
packing shed of Rose Fair , Inc., at
Blue Point, An animal ovent, tho
florist!.' school th i .- year -will deal,
with growing flowers under glass,
disease and insect qon irol and latest
developments in - cult'urial^pvac .ticos.V ¦;.
*ffioltsville
Holtsville is well
covered ea«h wjeek
for news by . . •
Irene Jones
Mr. and Mrs. William Clay and
family and Mrs. Ella Pedriek were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
John Horne-1 and family .and supper
guests of Mr. aiid Mrs. Ralph Pedriek
of Babylon.
Mrs. Anthony Zunno spent the past
week visiting relatives in Corona and
Flushing and attended the graduation
exercises at Hunter college, New
York, last Thursday. Mrs. Zunno's
daughter , Miss Louise Zunno, was a
member of the graduating class.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Seel and son
Richard and Mrs. Seel's mother of
Roslyn Heights visited Robert Berger on Saturday. Mr. Bergrer's guests
on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Schwartz , Mrs. J. Picard and. daugh ter Grace, and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Seel and children of Brooklyn. His
niece, Miss Grace Picard, spent several days here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Berger, Mr. and Mrs. George Grapes
and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley -Chadderton
and son Wesley of Brooklyn helped
Mr. Be2-ger celebrate his birthday recently.
Miss Virginia Schmidt, Charles
Schmidt and Charlies Rehder of Blossom avenue, members of the Midnigh t Rambler Roller Skating.club of
Selden, enjoyed skating at the Patchogue rinl. on Monday evening.
Mrs. Raymon d Simonton has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Michael Infante and family
iri New York. Her grandson Mickey
returned with her for an indefinite
visit.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Heiser and family
of Jamaica spent Sunday at their
summer home on Woodysrest drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nye and family
of Astoria and Mr. and Mrs. F. Keller and family of Brooklyn were also
visitors at their summer homes here.
Mrs. Helen Francis and family of
Jamaica recently moved to Selden.
Mrs. Francis is the mother of Mrs!
Paul Zunno of Waverly avenue*.
M iss Ellen Farrell of Blue. Point
and Vincent Perry of Patchogue visited Miss Parrel I's grandmother , Mrs .
Roy Overton , on Sunday. Mrs . John
Sequino of Patchogue was also a- Sunday visitor,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perry and
family and a party of friends from
Bell erose Manor m otored to the Perry
summer home on Sylvan dri ve on Sun day.
Mr. and Mrs, Ott o Teu fel of Rich mond Hill visited their suanmer home,
"Fair Oaks ," on Blue Point road on
Sunday and spent the afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Riker , Sr., and
Miss Dorothy B. Riker. Mr. and
Mrs;. W. J. Edwards " of South Ozon e
Park visited them Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baldwin and
sons, Elmer and Robert , and daughter Betty of Farmingdale also visited Mrs. Baldwin 's parents, Mr. and
Mm. Riker , on Sunday.
Miss Rose Holccek of New York,
spent the week-end with her parents
and family on JSforth Ocean avenue,
The Ladies ' auxiliary of the Holtsville Fire department .net at the
firemen 's community h all Monday
evening with 15 members present.
Refreshments wore served by Mrs.
Adeline Wrobel and Mrs- Alice Read.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wathews and
son Tommie of Patchogue were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William Clay and
family of Long Island avenue on Mon¦ ~
day*
On Sunday morning 2(> members of
Boy, Scout Troop .4 of Patchogue attended the services in tbe Congregational church , accompanied by .Scoutmagter William Clay, and ALfred J.
Meltae , Carl Smith , Sr., Harry Bierman and William Rogers, troop committee -wetnbQ-s. The scouts., took
pax : in the service, led by Harold
Co-nklm; and recited tbo pledge to
the flag in .unison. Thia service was
in connection with Scout wcolc, The
I raop now has a haridi-craft display
t *l ?l 8ra C0 m<i P* John 'J- Roo.
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East V_
Main
, Patehtogue. viator Pelikan , who .* employed in
Now York, j_ pent the week-end with
his . family on Long Island avenue.
At least 13 mineral elements ave
essential m tho die . of mim and animftls , and those must be present in
tho foody ;Most of thorn , however
ate present;m tlie natural food. sup-