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BLUE POINT NEWS ITEMS Mrs. George Denain?. EMerson 3-6279 Joseph Monteith of l 'i2 Blue Point Avenue was the econonin- ¦ department co-chaunuin foi the lec ent 1it- -t Annual Bu^me-s (\\- reei Day at Manhattan College . New Vo ' ik City. Mi. Monteith . a PJfiT giuduate of Seton Hall Hi gh School , is an economics senior at Manhattan ' s H UMIII NS School. Mr. and Mi\ > Ralph Hufemeis- tei of .•. ' ) Rowland A\enue are the paient s of a son . Michael Doui'la^ , boi n April 20 .it Kiook- ha\en Meinoiial llo-pital. Mr. and Mi s Haleinei stei li.n e ei g ht othei t hildi en. BK ; DISCOUNT S VI.E — Sav- inu s uj) to . \ )(• ' . China, Glassware , ffi Ideal Gil ' l & No\ e 't\ Shop, 971 Monl.uik ll\\\.. Ihn port . — \<l\. Debbie llende- i son , daii \ htt 'i ol \\li and Mis . rhoin is HeiuU l soii oi Bow no A\enue . telebiated h» i thud biithday A pt 11 :1V with a |) .i' 1 \ m the 11! t u- tlieiii I' nik and blue iicpi' papei ^tio.unei ^ I' .nd nuiltu'oloied hall.mil s dei oi ated the p.i ' ty loom and a hug e Inithd.iy cake was the table cen- teipiei e . Ivic h gue ^ t lec eived a j. \ 111 as ihey left the p.n y. 1'luw who atteiuied weie: Mi. and Mi s Otto lleiisc hel. niateinal giand- paienf s , of Patchogue , Mrs . Flora I leiidei son. p.itein.il g! andniot her. ot How ne Avenue , Mis . Robert Cn>odlnu> and son , Robert ( Bobb y ) , James Eihaidt . Mi ^ . Noiman lleii- sc hel and daughtei . Linda , Mrs . Fied Schnebly and daughter s , Ja- net. Caiol and Donna, all of Pat- ihoi'ue , and Karen Yunk . Mi s . 0. Chanman and daugliter. Kim . Su- san and Xancy Schwerdel. Charles (Chuck y) and Janet Hambley and Debbie ' s sister . Susan all of Blue Point. A Babe Ruth league is being organized for all Bayport and Blue Point hovs between the ages of i:> and 15 ' ' _ ¦ . Ti youts wil l b\ held at the Baypoi t High School field on Saturday, beginning at 10 a. m. Additional information mav be obtained from Howard Du- \;m of 127 Oc ean Avenue at Em :!-i ' ,2. \ .3. A daughter . Vanessa Robin , was hoi o Apul ' 2- ' , at Southside Hospi- tal to Mr. and Mrs . Nelson M. Denmston of VI Oakwood Street. Mi. and Mis . Denniston are also the parents of a sou , Wayne Ku- \0l\ Mi- . Alfr ed Swe/ey of Park Avenue entertained the following mem lxis ot the Sit and Sew Club at her home on .May 3: Mesdames Piieda Boyd , William RiLehi \ , Le- on Swezey. Milton Bevis , George Pope and Geoigo Denying. i lls . Chester Smith has leturn- ed to hei home on Paik Street I ' tter spending the Winter in Lyn- den. Wash., with hoi son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. C. Howard llei sin an and their lam- lly. The leacheis of the Blue Point Elemental , \ Sc hool and the l!a\- poi t Sc hool are busy rehearsing toi \ 'l'he Faculty Follies \ which will be piosenttd for the second year in the new High School gym- nasium on the nights of May 12 and 13. Tickets are available from any member of the facult y or may be pure-based at the door. NO WOlik N I K ' H organizations raise mono at GATEWAY THEA- TRE PVRTIES. Phono editor this . •ohimii or BEllport 7-0290—Adv. The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Veiticchio and family of Blue Point Avenue was badly damaged by fire of unknown origin Satur- day afternoon. The Blue Point Fire Department alarm was sound- ed at 12:50 p. m. The fire quickly spread through the partitions of the three stories of the home and out through the roof as it was unable to break through the stuc- co exterior. It was brought under control and the vamps returned to the firehouse at about 3 p. m. The Bayport and Patchogue Fire Departments responded with appa- ratus and men and stood by in case help was needed or another alarm should occur. John Cochrane of Namkee Road , who underwent an appendectomy April 26 at Brookhacen Memorial Hospital , returned home last week. The Ad\ ance is on sale at Byr- ne ' s Stationer} , Ruth' s Stationery and Zieran ' s Delicatessen in Blue Point. —Adv. Larry Sanwald , son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sanwald of Smith Street , underwent an emergency appendectomy Friday night and is leeuperaiing nicely in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Larry was par- ticularly disappointed at having to go to the hospital at this time as he was to play an accordion solo Saturday night at the talent show at the school. Cindy Culp and Joan FriedHnd- er were in charge of the Food Sale table in front of Bob Brown ' s store Saturday to benefit the so- phomoi e class of the Bayport- Blue Point High School. A sale was tun simultaneously in Bay- poi ;. For the finest in self-service meats try Shand' s Food Market in Bayport. Good parking—quick service. —Adv. Mr. and Mis. Joseph Monteith of Blue Point Avenue have leturn- ed from a two weeks ' vacation in Florida. They stayed a week at th\ Chateau in Miami and then attended a 3-day convention of thc> Leaders Club of the Pruden- tial Insurance Company which was held at the Hotel Fontaine- bleau in Miami Beach. TALENT SHOW A talent show, sponsored by the Parade unit of the Ladies ' Auxil- iary of the Blue Point Fire De- partment was held at 8 p. m. Sat- urday in the Blue Point Elemen- tary ' School auditorium. The first place award went to Linda Mast- rangelo who sang \I Woke Up Crying, \ second place was award- ed * to Janice Beebe who played \Blue Bells of Scotland\ on the violin and third place went to Ca- rol Graves , whose tap dancing number was entitled \Fancy Pants. \ Linda Mastrangelo also l eceived an award for selling the most tickets for the show. Other contestants were James Mulligan and David Reich singing, \Tramp- ing \ ; Karin Webster , singing and dancing. \This is My Country \ ; Linda and Margie Dick singing. \Won 't You Come Home Bill Bailey \ ; Patricia Connelly, an ac- cordion solo , \La Cumparsita \ ; Helen Purcell and Eileen Gannon , a clarinet duet , \Auld Lang Syne \ Nancy Dousing, a piano solo , \The Pet Shop \ ; Dianne Dax'bee , sing- ing \I Believe \ ; Constance Stahl , a violin solo \Carnival of Venice \ ; Susan Schwerdel and Cheryl Scil- eppi singing, \Just Before the Bat- tle Mother \ ; Margaret Vernon , pi- ano solo \Sonata in \G\ ; Susan Henderson , Janet Hambley and Stephanie Foley, singing \Surrey With a Fringe on Top \ ; and Ka- thleen Murph y and Susan Bergold , singing \Down in the Valley *' . Mrs. Arthur Miller presented a dance program of solo and group numbers which included Kit Hor- ton , Nancy Gray, Sally McCarth y, Susan Gilmore , Catherine Clunan , BOY SCOUT NEWS A group of boys from the Ex- plorers Post 49 went on a week- end survival hike along the Dela- ware River in Pennsylvania. In spite of the rainy weather the boys enjoyed the trip tremendous- ly. Those who took part were Mi- chael Curtis , Robert Stegemann , Larry Strickland , Jeffrey Shef- field , Thomas Ockers , George Tve- lia , Hugh Wedegis , (explorer ad- visor), Lenny Minzer , (associate advisor) and John Corrigau of the Patchogue Post , who was a guest of the Blue Point post. The boys received red neckerchiefs and spe- cial printed uniform badges for participating in the hike. \The Order of the Arrow Tap- O ut\ ceremony will take place Saturday evening at 7 p. m. at the Boy Scout Camp in Yap hank. All parents of the Webelos scouts , boy scouts and explorer scouts are cordially invited to attend. The cars will depart from the firehouse at 0:30 p. m. Janet Hambley, Pamela Werner , Kath y Lynch , Jodi Werner , Doro- thy Lynch . Jill Ockers , Vicki Springhorn , Patricia Clunan , Pat- ti von Kaentzel , Patricia Rogers , Barbara Tremper , Patricia Foley, Nancy MhLaughlin , Robin Jones , Doreen Cooney, Linda Moore , Christine Carpino and Patricia Cullan. Owen Healy was the mas- ter-of-ceremonies and Mrs. Jerome Travel's was the piano accompan- ist. Albert Halliwell and Mrs. June Dalton and Mrs. Edie Hoppe were the judges. The show was very well attended. AC HIEVEME N T D A Y More than 50 ladies attended the Achievement Dav program bv the Blue Point Unit ' of the Home Ex- tension Service last Thursday be- tween 1 and 3 p. m. All items on disp lay were made by members at classes of the Home Extension Service. Caned chairs and rockers , an up- holstered chair , a hassock and a chair disp laying newly made slip- covers and the pattern for them were arranged as a room around a hand-braided rug. Childrens dresses , woman ' s dresses and a suit were included in the sleeve- less dress, children ' s clothing and tailoring classes display. Other items included handbags of bucking fur stoles and jackets , millinery, quilted pillows , a quilt , lined dra- peries sample , and an aluminum tray. Mrs. John Behan was the chair- man in charge of preparations for the Achievement Day and Mrs. Ernest Sunderland , Mrs. Eric Schrader and Mrs. John Kovarik were the hostesses. Cookies and tea and coffee were served and the beautiful table decorations in- cluded a maypole and flower cen- terpiece and small vases of flow- ers. Mrs. Albert Will was the unit' s chairman for the 19(30-01 season and next year Mrs. An- thony Magee will be the chair- man. Any homemaker interested in joining the unit for next years program can contact Mrs. Magee or any unit member for informa- tion. DEMOCRATIC CLUB At the installation of the 19G1 officers of the Blue Point Demo- cratic Club , which took place at a buffet Saturday night at the Elks Club in Patchogue , the in- stalling officer was Brookhaven Town Democratic Chairman , Dom- inic J. Baranello. The officers in- cluded: Mrs. James Fornataio , president , Bernard Beebe , Jr ., vice president ; John Hill , recording secretary; Mrs. John J. Foley, cor- responding secretary ; Eugene Hor- ton , Sr., treasurer; Charles D. Sheppard , sergeant-at-arms and Robert Broad , John J. Foley and Frank Miglino , trustees . Frank Miglino was re-elected for a three year term after his one year tenn expired. Guests present to help celebrate the end of the second season of the newest Democratic Club in Brookhaven were : Coun- cilman Howard Rowland , Willard Keddy and Frank Coveney and Jerome Sadofsky, Town Superin- tendent of Parks. \Rhoingold Pete \ provided entertainment and music for dancing. The next meeting of the club will be held at 8:30 p. in. Mav 18 at the Blue Point Realty of- fice on Montauk Highway. B. P. BAPTIST CHURCH The Women ' s Union of the Blue Point Baptist Church met May 2 at the church parsonage with Mrs. I. A. Falk as hostess . The meeting was in chaige of Mrs . Hiram Darrow , president , and Mt- . Falk read a letter i I om the girl the women aie sponsoiing in Ko- rea , who will do mis.sionaiy woik when she graduates fiom the mis- sion school. The members who at- tended were Mrs. Darrow and Mis. Gesine Willsey of Bayport , and Mesdames Chester Smith , Julius Becker , Frieda Tomfoid , Custav Stahl , Clara Werle and Fred Hill- man of Blue Point. The Dorcas Circle of the Blue Point Baptist Church met May 3 in the evening at the home ' of Mrs. Albert Popely of West Say- ville. Mrs. Henry Mori is , pi esidoiit presided at the business meeting and led the devotional service. Mrs. Step hen Maile of Blue Point was welcomed as a new member. A Swap Pa i ty was enjoyed and re- freshments were seived. Those who attended were : Mrs . ,Nathani- 1 Cun- ningham of West Sayville; Mrs. Erich Conors and Mrs . Edward Mahler of Sayville; Mrs. William King, Mrs. Benjamin Rutkowski and Mrs. Alexander MacLean of Bayport , and Mrs. Henry Morris , Mrs. Stephen Maile , Mrs . Pierson Van Orstrand and Mrs. George Densing of Blue Point . The next meeting will be held May 17 at the homt of Mrs. Rutkowski. Members of the Young Peoples Society and their leaders attended the Evangelical Skating Fellow- ship at the Bay Shore Skating Rink on Monday night. The calendar for the week at the church is as follows : Midweek Bible Study and Prayer at 8 p. m. today; Mother ' s Day services Sun- day will include the Bible School Hour at 9:45 Morning Worship with special music by the choir and the children at 11 a. m. and the Evening Gospel Service with special music at 7:30 p. m.; Young Peoples Society meeting in the Fellowship room at 7:30 p. m. Monday; Choir rehearsal at 8 p. m. Tuesday and Release-time class at 2 p. m. Wednesday. LADY OF SNOW CHURCH The monthly meeting of the Rosary-Altar Society of Our Lady of the Snow R. C. Church was held last Thursday night in the church basement. The Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor presented an interesting film on their du- ties and work in the community. Plans are being made for the Fashion Show to be held at 1 p. m. July 13 at the Republican Club Headquarters on Atlantic Avenue. The show will also include a des- sert bridge. Coffee and cake will be served. The fashion show will be sponsored by the Charlotte Shoppe in Sayville and 14 mem- bers of the Rosary-Altar Society have volunteered to act as models . A special committee was formed to meet May 25 in the church basement to discuss further plans and ideas on the show. A new- member , Mrs. Anna Di Betto of Bayport , was welcomed into the society. Forty members wei-e pre- sent and after the meeting closed , refreshments were served. The hostesses for the evening were Mesdames John Behan , Charles Roeding, Arthur Worthington , Eu- gene McKenna and Anna Bell. One-hundred-fifty members and friends of the Rosary-Altar Soci- ety enjoyed the Communion Break- fast held Sunday at Bronco Char- lie ' s in Oakdale. The guest speak- er for the affair was Brother C. P. McDonnell from Iona College in New Rochelle. Daily masses are held at 8 a. m. Sunday masses are held at 8 , 9 , 10 and 11 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. Confessions are from 4:30 to 6 p. m. and from 7:30 to 9 p. m. on Saturday. Baptisms , are at 2 p. m. on Sunday. Hol y Commu- nion for the Holy Name Society will be held at the 8 a. m. mass on Sunday and a meeting will follow. 1 i Gordon Heights Mrs. Alberta Beach. SElden 2-3795 Mr. and Mis . Wally Young of Beach Lane \ave a biithday paity April 30 in honor of their daug li- ter . Nadine Apul. Their guests were : Misses Patiicia Wilson. Che- ryl Young. Jueh, Ci . \ tal and Brenda Fountaine , Mai gie and Pa- tricia Smiley. Stephine Robinson , Francine Waters and Joy Carpen- tei . Also Edward Rivet s , Nicholas and Selah Watei s . Mr. and Mrs . Edwaid Rivei s . Mrs . Glady s Hvl- ton , Mrs . H. \\ ilson , Mr. and Mt- . John Woodard , Mrs . Charles Car- pentei. .I r., Mr . and Mrs . Charles Il ylton of Biookl yn and Mis- , An- na Gibson and Alfred Gibson of New Yoik City. Mr. and Mis . David Brown of New Yoi k City spent the weekend in their home on Cential Paikway. Mis . Viola While and daughter , Rita, of Coiona was the weekend grest of her \ brothei -in-law and sister , Mr. and Mis . Fiank Harri- son of West Yap hank Road. Mr , . Reb e cca B' ii |.uuin and son. George , of New Yoik City spent the weekend in their home on Gray Avenue . The Ad\ance is on sale at Weir ' s Delicatessen and Alberta Beach' s Grocery in Gordon Heights. —Ad\ . New residents of Got don Heights are .Mrs . Nathalie Josep h and her daughter , Mis. Blanch Hill , and child ) en , David. Marion , Donald and Dai t el , all of Biooklyn. Mr . and Mi s . Chester Miller and daughter . Patiic ia, \isited theii plac e on We st Yap hank Road now under c on-tuic t ' o,i . Cuc-t- of the Millet- , weto Mt. and M > s . William Yet < bor and dau g hter , Phyllis , all of Btookl , \n. Iloii s tguo-ts of Mis . Lout Uet- sj of No) t hllee ' L.ii.e \ < l < hei son-in-law and d iught er , Mr . and Mis . Patt ic Sandei- , ( >f N< u- ark , N. J., and cluldien , D hot ah and Janice. Mrs. Cornelia Williams of Dan- iel Lane attended the J uncial of her sister-in-law. Mi s . Ida l' ,< 2- tol , in Columbus , S. C. luentlv. Mrs . Zetha Shields of New York City is lesuling m her new home on Judith Dnve. II'T housegue-ts were Mr. and Mis. Edwaid Johns- ton of New Yoik City. Mi. and Mi s . Roy E-kiid g e of New York Citv spent the w ekend in their home on Dunbar A\enue , Miss Betty Moore was a house- guest of the Eskridges . Jo«ep h Simm- of Xorthflee ^ e Lane is gieafi y improved , after being ill at his home. Mr. and Mi s . William Overton of New York City spent the week- end in their home on Noithfleete Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cuffey of Setauket are now n -iding in their new home on Homestead Drive. Mrs. Barbaia Rodriguez of Shirley was a weekend guest of the Cuffevs. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Henry of Maple Lane attended the musical by the Canington Men ' s Chorus of the AME Zion Church of New Rochelle at the Riverhead High School last Sunday. CHURCH NEWS At the Ebenezor Sabbath Day Church services are as follows: Sabbath School is held at 11 a. m., followed by divine worship at 1 p. m. Young Peoples meeting is held at 4 p. m. Saturday. Pray- er meeting is held at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Sunday activities in- clude Sunday school at 10 a. m., followed by divine worship at 11: 45 a. m. Bible Class is held at 8 p. m. Tuesday with Elder John White in charge. The Mary A.M.E. Zion Church services are as follows : Sunday school at 10 a. m., followed by divine worship at 12 noon. Young- Peoples meeting is held at 0 p. m. with Nathan Johnston in charge. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Thursday . At the Church of God in Christ services are as follows : Sunday school is held at 11 a. m., followed by divine woi s hin at 12:15 p. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday. The Community Baptist Church services are as follows: Sunday school is held at 10 a. m., f dlowed b y divine worship at 12 noon. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Wednesday and choir rehearsal is hold at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. At St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church , Sunday a Fam- il y Euchaiist and Sunday school is held at 8:15 a. m. The second Monday Church Women Associa- tion is held at 7 p. m. The Gordon Heights Seventh Da , \ Adventi-i Chinch seivices ar • as follows : Sabbath School is held at 9:15 a. m., Home Mission at 10:45 a. m., and divine worship at 11:15 a. m. Young Peoples meeting is held at 4 p. m. Light- bearers Club is held at 5 p. m. and Vesper services are held at 5:30 p. m. Sunday activities are Pathfinders Club at 3 p. m., Ev- angelistic services are held at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Mount Olivet Baptist Church set vic es are as follows: Sunday school is held at 10 a. m. followed by divine worship at 12 noon and 8 p. m. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. m. Friday. MRS. K A T I E KILMINSTER LAWLESS , 88 , widow of Albert John Lawless , foimerl y of Bell- port , died at the 1 home of her daughter , Mrs . David Osborn , .Manha ^ -et. .May 2 , after an ex- tended illness- . Mi' s . Lawless was born in Sy d- ney. Australia , and lived on Long Island for nearl y 50 years . She leaves a son , Sydney of Charlott , West Virginia; ' two daughtei s , Miss- Elizabeth M. Law- ' ess and Mi s . David Osbo.n , both of Manha-set; and nine grandchil- dren. CHALMERS EDWARD VAN TASSEL, 57. of Sheridan Road , Shirley, died May 2 at Bayview General Hospital in Mastic Beach. He was born in Cold Spring, and was a carpenter by trade. Survivors include his ' wife , Ruth of Shirley ; two sons , Charles of Masi iV Beach and Richard of Shirley; three daughters , Mrs Catheime Vilar of Shirley, Mrs. Baibara Colucci of Shirley and Mrs . Mary Randazzo of Mastic Peach; one sister , Mrs. Doroth y Scott of Mt. Vernon and six grandchildr en. A pi ay CM - service was held at 8-30 i> . m. May 4 at Herrmann ' s Funeral Homo in Center Moiiches with the Rev. Alfred Zadig of- I tci'iting. A lequiem mass was offered at 9:30 \. m. Friday at St. John ' s Episcopal Churc h in Center Mor- ic hes and interment followed at Cold Spring Cemetery in Cold S pring. Z. DEWEY BURNETT , 53 , died May 3 at Mc Dill Air Force Base Hospital in Tampa , Fla.; after a j 'brief illness. He was born in Birmingham , Ala., and retired in May 1948 as Chief Warrant Officer in the U.S. Coast Guard after serving 19 and one half years. He also served three years in the Navy. Before moving to Thonotosassa , Fla., he was a resident of Milford Avenii \ , Mastic , foi nine years and was employed by the Long Island Duck Plant in Eastport for seven years. Survivors include his wife , Mrs. Erbie Burnett, a daughter , Maria and a son , Bobby. Funeral services were held at 3 p. m. Saturday at the Duval Funera l Home in Tampa , Fla., with the Rev. David Kruse of the Lutheran Church in Temp le Ter- race , Fla.; officiating. Interment followed with a military funeral at the Garden of Memories Cem- etery in Tampa. MRS. HARRIET KUPPER , 81 , of 2-A Bianca Road , Patchogue , died last Thursday at the Pine Rest Nur sing Home , Patchogue. She is survived by a daug hte r , Mrs. Maitha Cicchetti of Patch- ogue; and a sister . Miss Martha •Blake of New York City. Services were held at 2 p. m. Monday at Ruland' s Funera l Home , ' Patchogue , the Rev. Lam- mert Redelfs , pastor of the Lu- theran Chuich of Our Saviour , offi- ciating. Interment was in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Patchogue. MRS. HORACENA SWEZEY , 89 , of 35 Rose Avenue , Patchogue , died last Wednesday at the Ramor Nursing Home in Patchogue. Born in Shoreham , she had lived in Patchogue for G5 years. She was the wife of the late Arthur M. Swezey, founder of Swezey and Newins Department Store and a, former mayor of Patchogue. She was a member of the Pat- chogue Congregational Church , the Patchogue Sorosis and Col. Josiah Smith Chap ter , Daughters of the American Revolution. She is survived by a son , Carroll M. of East Patchogue; two broth- ers , Prescott Dickerson of Say- ville and Walter of San Francisco; two sisters , Mis. Helen Kolb of Minneapolis , Minn., and Miss 1 Eli- zabeth Dickerson of Woodinville , Wash.; two grandchildren and five gieat grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 7:30 p. m. Friday at Ruland' s Funeral Home , Patchogue , the Rev. Herbert K. Robinson officiat- ing. Interment was private. MRS. EMMA DORGELOH , 75 , of Meadowmere Avenue. Mastic , died last Thursday at her home. Born in Elizabeth , N .J., she had lived in Mastic for two years. She is survived by two sons , Harold of Blue Point and a son by a former marriage , Charles- Martin of Holbrook; a daughter , Mrs. Mary Rivera of Mastic; a sister , Mis . Lena Mon. ser of Far- mingdale; six giandchildren and seveial nieces and nep hews. Funeral .service- , were held at 2 p. m. Saturday at Ruland' s Fun- era l Home , the Rev. Lammert Re- delfs , pastor of the Luthera n Church of Our Saviour of Patch- ogue , officiating. Interment was in Wa\ erlv Cemetery, Holtsville. RECENT OBITUARIES Or put your money where it will do the m ost good S-^ .. ...in a new FORD H ff B MJ spending money —————___ IIS mt on your Car s °^ a ^ e * Before you buy a '61 car , be sure it is a '61! That I % BF ^ .„ means a car as care-free and capable as the '61 Ford ... the car that' s beautifully built to take care of S fl m m mm _ m± now for a 61 For d. Sales are up itself— the car that was deliberately built to back up Mf ft D and y ° Ur F ° rd Dealer is in a its long-term warranty *! ¥¥ U W Vf ™ t0 Pay £ P i d0J!ar£> r y°Ur STOP . . . SWAP . . . SAVE ... today at your Ford llfll trade-in . . . which should cove^ Dealer > s . 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Manager A Service That Satisfies • • • 8 5 MEDFORD AVENUE PATCHOGUE GRover 5-0135 m HERRMAN N ' S & , j m ^ - - I ^ ai Main Street Center Moriches ATlantic 4-0301 mB ____________________ m^________ w^__^_____^_ w _ \ PETTIT FUNERAL HOME ^j T^i fe This Home is Dedicated to Those Who in Eternal Sleep Repose Herein , and la for the Use and Comfort of Rela- tives and Friends. A. C PETTIT . Lie. Mgr. 126 E. Main St. Patchojrae Telephone GRover 5-0052 WHERE DIGNITY j g|^feN AND TRADITION W Jjj§E U | Soften Your Grief _ m ______ $^5 _ \ ' < ^UJU>A<U € i\Cx>XVUl/ \ J. Wesley Sinnickson Thomas D. Sinniekson \ Licensed Manager Licensed Partner \ M A I N S T REET , CENTER M ORICHES ATlantic 4-0065 I I wish to extend to my constituents of School District 32 , my deepest gratitude and appre- ciation for the confidence they have shown in re-electing me a school board member for 1961 to 1 964. It is with great antici pation and humility in my heart that I look forward to serving you. May God' s lig ht illuminate my pathway so that I may serve you wisel y. FRANCES FAWCETT LIGHTING TWIN CANDLES are , left to riyht . Joel and \n- drew Medvin , first twins to haw Har i\Iitz\a!i al Temple Beth El of Patohouuo . They are the sons of Dr. and Mrs . Sidne\ Medvin of PatchoRiie. Services w ere held at Temple Uet h El , Oak Street , Patchotjue. Reception was held al Heller ' <)!<• in Brookhaven , Saturday. —Photo bv Coldfein By W. L. Gordon WORD STUDY CONFUTE; to overwhelm by argument; to refute. \He was finally able to confute his severest critics. \ REDOUBTABLE ; formidable: dread; also , worthy of respect or l everence. \How can he hope to cope with such redoubtable adver- saries?\ \Use a word three times and it is yours . \ Let us increase our vo- cabulary by mastering one word each day. Words for this lesson: BELIE; to misrepresent. \His words belie his true feelings about the matter. \ RAUCOUS; hoarse; rough. ( Pronounce rock-uss). \He was awakened by the raucous call of the crows. \ SEDULOUSLY; diligentl y; per- ^everingly. \These things should u e sedukmslv followed. \ EXTIRPATE; to root out. \These lovers of sport are deter- mined to extirpate all crookedness from athletics. \ Lesson in English ! C. W. Ruland Sons j I INC. j J FUNERAL DIRECTORS J ! John R. Ruland , Lie. Mgr. | j More than 100 Years J j of Dependable Service I j 500 NEW NORTH OCEA N I j AVENUE, PATCHOGUE j j Phone GRover 5-0098 !
