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_ Phone Sayville 4-1418

iUtOMATIC TRANSMISSIONSADJUSTED — REPAIREDOIL LEAKS CORRECTEDFACTORY GUARANTEED

lebuilt Transmissions ExchangedInstalled

. J. VASAKMWUIett Ave., Sayville 4-23T6

HEETMETAL WORK

MODERN - FORCEDWARM AIR HEATING

All Types Of

SHEETMETAL WORKTOLLMAN DEALER

xOU Burner ConversionsCALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE

SAYVILLE FURNACEAND STOVE CO., INC.I. D. LANE W. F. JAMES0 226 N. MAIN STREETW SAYVILLE 4-U3»

SHOE REPAIRING

CHAMPION "

SHOE REPAIR59-61 Main Street

Sayville, N. Y.

HEELS m 5 MINUTESSAME DAY SERVICE

HATS CLEANED & BLOCKEDSHOES DYED & SHINED

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Television — Radio — PhonoHi-Fi — Auto Radio Repairs

Antennas0 New Hotpoint TV

SAYVILLE TELEVISONSERVICE

65 Railroad AvenueSayville 4-1737

SAYVILLE 4-5220

OAKDALE TV SALESMontauk Highway, Oakdale , L. I.

£ Authorized Dealer ForADMIRAL — A.T.R.

MOTOROLA — OLYMPICTelevision — Radio — HI-FI

Air ConditionersBonded Service On AH Makes

Auto Radio Sales & Service

VENETIAN BLINDS

•LUMINUM - STEEL. - WOODVENETIAN BLINDS

AlsoI STORM & SCREEN WINDOWS &[DOORS - TABLE PADS - SHADESI JALOUSIES - CORNICES

SCONZO & SONSALUMINUM PRODUCTS

Montauk Highway, Bayport 8-0007Middle Country Road

^.tereach Tel. Ron. $-9665GRover 5-0020

457 E. Main St., Patchogue..

FOR RENT

Rooms. Accommodations for per-qanunt or transient guests. Sayville 4 0045. 4t_

Office space. Apply Greaves sta-tionef y, Sayville. 81tf

Summer rental—4 bedrooms,bath , living room and kitchen com-bination. Near beach. Bayport 8-2380. 85tf

Rooms with kitchen privileges.Homestead, Sayville 4-0927-R.

93t4

Summer rental. Reasonable,furnished, 6 rooms, convenientwalking distance station , stores,churches and bay. Phone Sayville4-0219. . 94t3pd

3 room apt. Ail utilities , suitablefor two. $75. Montauk Highway,Oakdale. Sa 4-3515. ltpd

Four room furnished , bungalow.Utilities and garage. WoodlawnAve., Oakdale. Sa 4-0289-J. It

Oakdale—New building, largetwo room suites built for any pro-fessional services. Will accept anygood clean commercial business.Opposite Oakdale School on Mon-tauk Highway. Can be seen dailyexcept Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4p.m. or call Lynbrook 9-4920 after7 p.m. 95t4pd

4 room furnished apartment ,steam heated , near transportationand shopping center. Call Sayville4-0446. It

Oakdale. Three room apartmentwith kitchenette and bath. Furn-ished or unfurnished. Also studioapartment with kitchenette. Say 4-1051. 95t2pd

West Sayville. 7 giant mo'dernrooms. Must be seen to be believ-ed. Phone Sa 4-1648M. ' ltpd

Large furnished apartment ,three bedrooms. Private beach ,dock , pool. For summer and win-ter rental. Sayvilie 4-4912. lt

4 room apartment—separate en-trance — attractive surroundings ,suitable for couple. Call eveningsSa 4-0982. 96t2pd

Room—$4 a week. Completeprivacy. Separate entrance andfull bath. Ideal location. Half ablock from town , movie, restaur-ants. etc. Sa 4-1824-M. ltpd

3 large rooms—AH improve-ments including gas , electric, re-frigerator. Adults only. Reason-able. Call Sa 4-1234. ltpd

SITUATIONS WANTED

Carpenter wants work. No jobtoo small. Phone Joe, Sayville 4-3217. lltf

Painter wants work painting orpaperhanging, by day or contract.Phone Atlantic 1-8735. 96t4pd

High school graduate would liketo care for children , part or fulltime. Experienced , references. Sa4-1111R. ltpd

General cleaning. Call Sat. from2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sa 4-1973-R. ltpd

Experienced teacher availableafternoons for tutoring, readingand all other subjects. Grades onethrough six. Sa 4-5576. ltpd

WANTED TO RENT

2 rooms with kitchen privilegesfor three weeks in August , nearbeach. Box 1, News Office. ltpd

FOUND

Large tan dog, Boxer body, longears. Must find owner by Fridav.Phone Sa 4-1393-R. ltpd

LOST Dark brown wallet. Sayville vi-

cinity, contains no money, justpersonal papers. Frank Steige-wald , Sa 4-2403. It

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

THE TEXAS COMPANYHas A 2-Bay Service Station

For Lease.

EASY STREET ANDGREELEY AVENUE

SAYVILLEFinancing and Training Avail-

able For Qualified Applicants WithMinimum Of $2500 To Invest InBusiness.

CONTACT

WILLIAM FREEMANBay Shore 7-1632After 8 P. M. 60tJ

gaggw70 million people in Red-oppressedEastern Europe are gagged . . . can 'tspeak, hear or read truth unless youhelp with your truth dollars. Thesedollars keep Radio Free Europe's 29transmitters at work destroying Redlies, broadcasting truthful news andInformation. They pay for transmitterequipment, supplies , announcers.Don't let freedom be gagged. KeepRadio Free Europe on the air.S*nd your truth dollar! lo CRUSADE forFREEDOM, care ot your local Poilmailor.Published as a public service in coop -eration with The Atlverliting Council.

Summertime means freezingtime for many homemakers. You 'llbe ready to cope with the abund-ance of fruit , vegetables , and evendairy products if you have "AFreezing Guide." Hang this handy-guide on your kitchen cupboarddoor. Nev? York residents may geta free copy by writing to the Mail-ing Room, Stone Hall , CornellUniversity, Ithaca , N. Y.

A queen bee may lay 2.000 eggsa day during her busy season.

HELP WANTED

Broiler man. cook , extra Satur-days only through summer. CallSa 4 0000. 96t2

Woman to grade roses , experi-ence preferred. Steady employ-ment. Call 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Say 4-1563. ; _j_t

Gardener and handy man- —PhoneJSayville 4-1221. It

Telephone Solicitors—FemaleMake Money At Home

Full or Part TimeLocal L. I. Portrait Studio

Make Appointments forPhotographers

WRITE MR BERNARD87 Broadway, Hicksville, N. Y.

Or Call WE 1-4090lt

MEN AND WOMENWITH CARS

FULL OR PART DAYATTRACTIVE RATES

Deliver telephone directoriesIn Sayville

And surrounding areasDistribution to start about July 8th

If you wil l be available pleaseWrite to MR. JOHN BOYD

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MISCELLANEOUS

_ Carpentry—Sheet rock installa-tion and finishing. Quality paint-ing and decorating- No job toolarge or too small. References.Call Owen Steere, Sayville 4-3714.

79tfRototilling, Lawns and gardens.

Rentals. Lawn mower repairs. Eu-gene Oslrom , Em 3-6091. 83tf

For alterations , repairs , kitchencabinets and new building, callWm. A. Lynch, Ba 8-0379. 95tf

Day or boarding care for chil-dren at Elm Shores. Reasonable.Phone for appointment , reserva-tion. Sa 4-4912. 140 Elm Street.Sayville. it

Electrical work done reasonably.Homes wired, appliances repaired.Services changed to 220 volt. Allwork guaranteed. Sa 4-0833. 96tf

Private tutoring instruction , ele-mentary through high school sub-jects. N. Y. State certified teacher.Apply now for selection of hours.Sa. 4-0464-W. It

Kittens to give away. Healthy,housebroken , two months old , partCalico. Tapasak , 70 Connetquot Rd „Bayport 8-2635. It

UPHOLSTERINGSeat bottom springs retiednew webbing and cambricChair $7.00 Sofa $14.00RIDGE UPHOLSTERY SHOP

GRover 5-8395 after 6 P. M.93t4pd

, SUMMER DAY CAMP

Camp Maverick

In Great River

Now enrolling campers for the1958 season . For information call

Hank Kreutzcr Jti 1-0366Fred Kreutzer Ro. 9-4419

3-4 & 7 Week Programs9313

DOCK SPACE

FOR RENT

Elwell Palmer

Sayville 4-1221

WANTED TO BUY

Scrap iron and metals , junk cars,will clean out house , barns , cel-lars , etc. Also to settle estates.Light carting, reasonable. PhoneSayville 4-1911. 84tf

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Spot-Less—Office CleanersSAYVILLE 4-3131

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FOR SALE

Cinders delivered. ParmentieraRoses, Bayport 8-08JL 28tl

BOTT'S GERANIUMS$4 and $5 per doz.

414 Lincoln Ave Sayville93tf

58 Dodge , 4 door sedan , demon-strator, fully equipped , no downpayment. Low mileage. New carwarranty. Dodge of Patchogue , 429W. Main Street , Patchogue. Grovcr5-4400. 34tf

6 room house, oil hot air heatwith ducts , full cellar. Near stores ,schools and station. Phone Sa 4-4607-W. 102 Lincoln Ave. 96t2pd

House on lot 72x350. Paveddriveway connecting two streets.Large screened porch , combineddining and living room , kitchenand laundry. Second floor threelarge and two small bedrooms , oneand a half baths. Several bearingpeach , apple and pear trees. Largetwo story garage. Price unfurnish-ed $20,000. Reason for selling mov-ing to Florida. Write Box M. NewsOffice. 96t3pd

Utility trailer; doilies , af^han;bride and six bridesmaid doll set.67 Cleveland Ave. Sayville 4-3365.

. Lt1953 Ford 6 cvl. Fordomatic.

Best offer. Call Savville 4-0309.ltpd

Combination, television , radio ,phonograph . Beautiful styling. 2occasional chairs with slip covers.Sa 4-2057. ltpd

PREPARE FOR ABANG UP FOURTH !Hot Weather Specials

Hammock Cot Complete 8.888'i' Hammock & stand 9.95Folding Aluminum Chair 4.88Folding Aluminum Chaise 11.88Beach umbrella 6.99Redwood Table & Benchs 18.88Floral patio unbrella 14.88White umbrella table 10.9524" adj. Barbecue grill 9.884 piece Barbecue set 2.691 gal. Insulated jug 2.99Child' s,plastic pool 2.49 upLarge family pools 16.88 upLightwight bike, K. D. 33.88Pittsburgh outside white , gal 5.8850' Plastic garden hose 1.77Japanese beetle spray 55c

FRIEDBERG'SFarm & Garden Supply

Main StreetBetween Sayville & West Sayville

FOR SALE

Andy's Trucking Service, Roadcinders, cow manure top soil, Say-ville 4-2310. Call after 6 p.m. 62tt

Geraniums, fifteen varieties.Ageratum, azaleas, begonias, fuch-sia , shrimp plants , garden mums,ice plants, mountain pinks, vege-table and bedding plants. LouisHrabak , Locust Ave., Bohemia. Say-ville 4-2097-J. 86tl2pd

RECONDITIONED BICYCLES$12. and Up

New Bicycles $28.50 and upSayville Cycle & Juvenile Shop55 Main Street Sayville 4-5144

. 92t5pd

New 5 room house, expansionattic, attached garage. Custombuilt. Property 100x150. Nicely lo-cated. Reasonable. Phone Sa 4-1112. - 94t4pd

Lot 100x107. Reasonable. SecondAve. corner First St., Bavport.Phone Sa 4-1112. 94t4pd

1947 Chrysler New Yorker , goodcondition , passed inspection. $75.Call Sayville 4-2212 or Bayport 8-0653. ltpd

Zinnia , calendula , marigold ,alysoum and petunia seedlings. 40cents dozen , 3 for $1. J. Seidl ,Smithtown Ave., Bohemia, 2ndhouse from post office. ltpd

Household furniture , white wick-er porch set , walnut buffet anddining room table , maple dresserand chairs , two vanity tables,andirons , double bed and spring.Bayport 8-4399-M. It

African violets—Dan Ennis , 85Roosevelt Ave., Sayville 4-1093.

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Kenmore fully automatic wash-ing machine. Good condition , $100.Phone Sayville 4-1095. ltpd

1953 Ford 6 cyl. Take a look —make an offer. Call Sayville 4-0309. ltpd

Bayport—3 bedroom custombuilt home, attached garage, plas-ter walls, baseboard heating, fire-place , near stores and schools. On1 acre , $18,500. 38 N. Ocean Ave.,Bayport 8-1625-J. ltpd

Rose colored draperies and corn-ice , like new. Also two pieces ofleather luggage. Bargains. PhoneSayville 4-0479. ltpd

57 Trojan 21 ft., 2 bunks, head ,many extras. With 1957 Mark 75Mercury. Both like new. At WestSayville docks ready to go. CallSay 4-2343. 96t2pd

Ford station wagon, country se-dan , ri&h, automatic transmission ,good condition , $725. Call Sayville4-3868. ltpd

18 ft. Raveau with 25 h.p. John-son motor , plus many extras. Justpainted. Ready for immediate ns-age. Reasonable. Say 4-4873. ltpd

1946 Cushman motor scooter.Very good operating condition.$100. Phone Sa 4-2032 before 6p.m. ltpd

Baby carriage , $15 and a crib,$5. Both in good condition. Calliayville 4-1349-W. ltpd

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RATES—20c p«r Una; minimum $1.00 19c p»r line Meh succc*slvo Insertion. Count five words to a line; classified display adver-Milnfl, 1.25 an Inch. TEL. SAYVILLE 4-0200.

Emil Feyk , of Locust Avenue,Bohemia was given a retirementdinner by his associates of the LongIsland Lighting Co. at the CentralHotel on Saturday evening. Twenty-two men enjoyed roast beef din-ners and music provided by HenryHuml , Joseph Navratil and GeorgeHumel. Charles Price, businessmanager of the electrical union ,presented Mr. Feyk with a lifetimepaid-up membership in the unionand a pin for his 21 years of unionmembership. He was also present-ed with a gift wallet by his co-workers.

When Mr. Feyk moved to Bo-hemia in 1927, he started workwith the E. L. Phillips companyand went with the Long IslandLighting Company six years laterwhen they took over E. L. Phillips.Mr. Feyk has been employed 25years by the L.I.L. Company andnow at the time of his retirement ,he is transportation foreman inthe Brightwaters garage. Nextweek Mr. Feyk will take up resi-dence in his new home in St. Pe-tersburg. Fla.

Honor Emil FeykUpon Retirement

By MISS LILY BARTUNEK _

Last Wednesday evening, com-mencement exercises were held inthe Bohemia Grade School. A classof 35 students was graduated. Theprogra m was as follows: Invocationby the Rev. W. Scott Bennett, vi-car of St. Luke's Episcopal Church;address of welcome, Betty LouZvonik; school chorus, choral se-lections: trumpet solo by Freder-ick Smith; commencement addressby the Rev. Mr. Bennett; addressby Patrick Stamile; presentationof diplomas by Arthur Premm,president of the local school board;presentation of awards to the fol-lowing: Daughters of AmericanRevolution essay award to Freder-ick Smith, grade eight , and SandraStejskal , grade six; Americanismessay and poppy poster contests,sponsored by the Joseph KovarikAmerican Legion Auxiliary, were"won by Gary Ovsino for his essayand the following for their post-ers: eighth grade , Patrick Stamile;seventh grade, Sharon Yetman:sixth grade, Darleen Yonda. Goodconduct awards donated by FrankPondolfino, of Church Street, wentto Richard Coggins and Anne Fu-mai. Fire prevention pesters, spon-sored by. the Bohemia Fire Depart-ment and presented by Chief Al-fred Ricky went to grade eight ,Louis Bartick; grade s"!ven, JudyTrefny, grade six , Sandra Kolar.

Boy Scout Troop 76 personalpoint system prize winners wereannounced last Friday. For theScouts the first prize went to Pat-rick Stamile Jr.; second prize toW. Scott Bennett , 3rd; for the Ex-plorers, first prize went to Ru-dolph Kriklava , and second prizeto Allen Krepeia. The patrol prizewas won by the Apaches. This wasthe last regular meeting of thetroop before summer camp fromAugust third to the 14th. ThirtyScouts of Troop 76 are scheduledto go to Camp Baiting Hollow forthe fourth period. Senior PatrolLeader Bernard Kolar will precedethe troop to camp for a juniorleaders' training session in July.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fallon ,of Locust Avenue, entertained ata family party Friday evening fol-lowing thc graduation of theirdaughter , Lois, from St. John Nep-omucene's school. Those presentwere Lois' grandparents , Mr. andMrs. James R. Fallon, of Sayville,and Emil Feyk , of Bohemia , heruncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Fallon and their daughter,Krisline . of Sayville. and her sis-ters. Eileen and Sheila , and herbrother. Patrick.

Mrs. Rudolph Svoboda, of WallStreet , was hostess at a surprisebaby shower given for Mrs. Tho-mas Svoboda, of Walnut Avenue,at her home last Thursday evenine. The ladies met while Mrs.Svoboda was shopping. At theshower were Mrs. James Smisek,Mrs. Lillian Kovarik , Mrs. JosephKriklava , Mrs. Vincent Kovarik,Mrs. Edmund Lesniak . Mrs. WalterKuccra , Mrs. Charles Svoboda ,Mrs. Anton Svoboda. all of Bo-hemia. Mr. and Mrs. Svoboda havea new baby daughter , Carol Ann.

Don 't forget the Game Nieht tobe given bv the Joseph KovarikAmerican Lesion Auxiliary, Fri-day evening, June 27th , at the Le-gion Hall at 6:30. There will becash prizes and a door prize. Thedonation is 75 cents. 95t2

The Executive Committee of St.Luke 's Church will meet tomorrowOV«TV P " V ":fht p.m. The meetingdale was postponed since the Rev.W. Scott Bennett spent the earlierpart of the week in WcsthamptonBeach attending a clergy confer-ence.

Mrs. Paul Winans , Mrs. BernardPanels and Donna and Phvllis Pi-sani attended the Court of Awardsat the Oakdale School for the Oak-dale Girl Scouts and Brownies onFriday evening.

Bernard Pacels, of ChurchStreet, celebrated his birthdav onWednesday with a family party inhis honor.

Tel. SAyville 4-2047-J

NURSING CAREER is plannedby Miss Judith Lee Smith, thedaughter of Mr and Mrs. FredSmith, of Bohemia, who hasbeen accepted at St. Luke'sSchool of Nursing in NewYork. Miss Smith, who wasgraduated Tuesday from Say-ville High School, will begin-her training in September.

The Bohemia day camp called"Whispering Pines" is still accept-ing registration for :he July . 14thto .18th session from 9:30 a.m. to3:30 p.m. which will be held onthe Bartunek property on Smith-town Avenue. Registration may begiven to Mrs. Bernard Pagels , di-rector. If the camp does not reachits quota of Brownies and GirlScOuts it will be necessary to closethe camp. Day camping affordsmany out-door activities for thegirls and special events are heldfor the campers.

The following ladies from Bo-hemia and their guests from Farm-ingville attended the covered dishluncheon of the Women 's Auxiliaryof the Sayville Republican Clublast Wednesday: Mrs. Joseph Sob-ischek , Mrs. Jerry Doubrava. Mrs.Albert Doubrava , Mrs. GerardHejduk , Mrs. Rudolph Macik , Mrs.Laurence Veprovsky, Mrs. ArnoldBrandt , Mrs. Frank Hromadka ,Mrs. Edward Krepeia , Miss LilyBartunek and from Farmingville,Mrs. Joseph Zehe , Mrs. Frank Ro-mann, Mrs. Richard Wilson , Mrs.Henry Roes and Mrs. Barney Chris-topherson.

Sandra Stejskal , of SmithtownAvenue, entertained at a "Rockand Roll" barbecue last Friday.Those who enjoyed the party wereCheryl Gittleman and Cindy Slim-ak , of Oakdale Greens, Joseph Ard-ito, James Smisek, Jerry Lehecka,Robert Strauss, Cheryl Navratil,Christine Johnson . Christine Hlav-aty, MaryEllen Jermann , BarbaraSquires, Eve Ramirez , Nancy Pile ,Sandra Kolar and MaryAnn Ncyer-lin , all of Bohemia.

On Friday evening, commence-ment exercises were held in St.John Nepomucene's R. C. Church.Those who graduated were Charlotte Barone , Agnes ChristensenLois N. Fallon, Maureen Mannix .Barbara Sharko , William Adamee,Terrence Conner, Thomas Dolan ,Peter Osborn , and Dominic Tor-chia.

Parents and friends enjoyed"One Enchanted Evening," a bal-let and tap dancing recital in twoparts presented on Sunday eve-ning in the Oakdale School by theOlga Rail dance studio. Severalpupils of the school who perform-ed were from this community.

Henry Richter, Jr., of BlairStreet , returned home last Wed-nesday from a 25-day vacation inEurope when he visited Italy, Eng-land , Holland, Austria. Switzer-land , France, and Belgium wherehe attended the Brussels Fair. Heflew both ways.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richter , ofBlair Street, came home lastThursday after spending two weeksvacationing and visiting Mrs.Richter's brother and sister-in-law,Mr. and Mrs. Anton Bartick , inBoothbay, Me.

Dear Friends, you are cordiallyinvited to attend the grand open-ing of our new place , the CentralHotel , at nine p.m. on July 11thand 12th , Smithtown Avenue, Bo-hemia. Walter and Matte. 96t2

Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Hromadk.t.of Benedict Street , visited Mr. andMrs. Herbert Bock , of Massape-qua , last Thursday.

FLIGHT DUTY is the lot ofMiss Marian H. Sweezey,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Sweezey of FrederickStreet, Bohemia. She is flyingwith the Military Air Trans-port Service carrying Armypersonnel overseas. She joinedthe Air force in May, 1956,and her home station is at Mc-Guire Air Force Bale in NewJersey.

At thc June 30th meeting of theBohemia Civic Association, ErnestRolph , President of the Society forthe Protection of Long Island , willspeak on the timet ion of his organ-ization, and the experience withtho Navy acquisition of propertyat Calverton. The public is invit-ed as well as delegates from othercivic associations. The meetingwill be held at the Bohemia ele-mentary school at eight p.m.

A special enter tainment com-mittee meeting will be held tonightat the MacArthur Field Hotel ,Smithtown Avenue and ChurchStreet , of the Theodore RooseveltRepublican Club to make plansfor the ' dinner-dance to be holdsometime in the fall . It will be incelebration of Theodore Roose-velt' s 100th birthday. Jerry Dou-brava, of Karshick Street, is chair-man of the committee.

The Oakdale-Bohemia Good Sam-aritan Hospital Guild had its meet-in'' on Mondav in the OakdaleSchool. Plans were made to havea combination card and swap partyin the MacArthur Field Hotel onAugust fourth. Mrs. Jerry Dou-brava, of Karshick Street and MissLily Bartunek , of Smithtown Ave-nue, are co-chairmen. Tho nextmeeting will be held in the Oak-dale School on July 28th.

The Mother 's Club of St. Joh nNepomucene's R. C. Church willhave a dinner-dance th is Saturdayat Nculing's Restaurant. LakelandAvenue. Buddy Lavav 's orchestrawill supply music. The club willbe honored by the presence of thoRev. Richard J. Gladney and theRev. Hush J. Hewitt.

The New York State flag is darkblue with the State coat of armsin the center.

West Point Military Academywas formally opened in 1802.

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NOTICE TO BIDDERSThc Hoard of Education of Union

Free School District No. 7, Townof Islip. Suffolk County. New York ,popularly known as Oakdale-Bo*hernia Schools tin accordance withSection 103, of Article 5A of theGeneral Munici pal Law), hereby in-vites the submission of sealed bidson the following:

1. Fuel Oil2. Milk3. Ice Cream4. Musical Instruments5. Classroom Supplies6. Physical Education Equip-ment7. Office Supplies8. Steel Storage Equipment

- Bids will be received until 8:00P.M. on the 1st day of July 1958,at the Oakdale School. MontaukHighway. Oakdale, Long Island,New York, at which time bids willbe publicly opened. Specificationsand bid forms may be obtained atthe Oakdale or Bohemia School.

The Board of Education reservesthe right to reject any or all bidsand waive any . informalities. Anybids submitted will be binding for45 days, subsequent to the date ofbid opening.

Board of EducationU.F.S.D. No. 7Town of IslipCounty of SuffolkOakdale, New York

June 17, 1958Bv Charles Bernard

District Clerk95t2

STATE OF NEW YORK , DEPART-MENT OF STATE, ss.:I do hereby certify that a cer-

tificate of dissolution of Bay ShorePlumbing and Heating Corp. hasbeen filed in this department thisday and that it appears therefromthat such corporation has compli-ed with section one hundred andfive of the Stock Corporation Law ,and that it is dissolved.

Given in duplicate under myhand and official seal of theDepartment of State, at theCity of Albany. <¦

this sixteenth day of Juneone thousand nine hundredand fifty-eight.

(SealDepartmentof State)

CARMINE G. DeSAPIO,Secretary of State.

By Samuel LondonDeputy Secretary of State.

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UNUSUALOPPORTUNITY

Reliable person, male or femalefrom this area to service andsupply retail beverage accounts.Will take 7 hours a -week of yourspare time and can net as high as$275 monthly. Right person, withour help, can build this to a fulltime business which could even-tually net $20,000 annually. Noexperience or selling necessary.Accounts are established for theoperator. To qualify you musthave $975 to $1950 cash immedi-ately available which is securedand a serviceable automobile. Ifsincerely interested , write for per-sonal interview giving phone num-ber and brief outline or back-ground to Dept. C, Box 5182, St.Paul, Minn. 95t2pd