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Navy League Unit In Suffolk Will Hold Dinner at PJ Today The first annual dinner meeting of the Suffolk County , New York Council of the Nav y Leagu e of the United States , will be held this evening at 8 p. m. at the Wagon Wheel Restaurant in Port Jeffer- son. The Navy League is a civilian organization which seeks to keep in touch with naval affaiis and to further civilian activities which will be of assistance to our coun- try and the Navy. The guest speaker for the even- ing will be Floyd Houston , a resi- dent of New Suffolk. Mr. Houston has made cabinet making his hob- by and because of this he commenced making models of old submarines and during the past year or so , he has made several b°autiful models of the new atom- ic submarines for the Navy and various museums. Mi* . Houston ' s talk should be of great interest as he is well versed in the history of submarines and has given several lectures on this subject in the re- cent past. Also present will be Commander Walter J. Ellis , USN , public in- formation officer of the Third Na- val District who will present a sea- power presentation , \The Con- quest of Inner Space. \ Anyone wishing to attend this \first of its kind\ event may do so by contacting Elaine Maier at GRover 5-1000 for a reservation. There will be a nominal charge for the cost of the dinner. Suffolk Lodge 1666 of B' nai B' nth will meet at Temp le Beth El of Patchogue Wednesday night. This meeting will be devoted to honoring candidates for high school graduation. Rabbi Leo Lichtenberg, director of Hillel at Adelphi College and Hofstra Col- lege will speak on Hillel , which is a home away from home on over 200 college campuses throughout the United States. David Pearlmutter , president of the lodge , announced that Allen Robinson , Hillel chairman , will in- troduce the students. All are invi- ted and refreshments will be served. B' nai B' rith to Hear Of Workings of Hillel MASTIC BEACH — The Gold Star Mothers of Arthur II. Clim e Amencan Legion Post 1533 w ill sponsor their annual card party at 8 p. m. Wedne.sday at the Legion Hall on Mastu Road h°re. Re- freshments will be &ei -\ ed and pn- zes aw arded. All aie united to attend. There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Adv ance deli\ cred to >our home e\ ery week in the >ear for only S5. Subscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the Circulation Manager. —Adv. GOLD STA R MOTHERS Door-to-Door Drive For Funds Highli g hts Salv ation Army Week According to Duane W. Haw- kins , chairman of the Bayport- Blue Point area service unit of the Salvation Army, May 21 - 28 has been designated as National Sal- vation At my Week. In making the announcement , Mr. Hawkins mark- ed it as \ a good time to take a look behind the Red Shield — The Salvation Army ' s symbol of service to others. \ \National Salvation Army Week points up the truth of Sir Winston Churchill' s observation that ' wherever there is need , there is The Salvation Army ' , \ Mr. Haw- kins said. During the week of May 21 - 28 there will be a door-to-door cam- paign in the Bayport-Blue Point area to raise funds for the annual appeal of The Salvation Army. Residents in areas not covered by the campaign or who have not con- tributed by mail in answer to the letter fi om Perry Como on behalf of The Salvation Army may do- nate by sending checks to The Sal- vation Army headquarters , 2 Ter- ry Street , Patchogue. Mr. Hawkins said that everyone is invited to visit Salvation Army centers , during the week of May 21 - 28 , to see first-hand how the community is served by this or- ganization. Charles F. Payne , chairman of the Patchogue service unit an- nounced the campaign in the Pat- chogue area will commence July 1 and Herman E. Chamberlain , is chairman for the Bellport-Brook- haven-East Patchogue area cam- paign. DISCUSSING ACHIEVEMENTS of Brookhaven Community Concert Association is this group of association officers at meeting held Monday night at Patchogue Hotel . Meeting was held primarilv to get workers of association together. Fro m left to righ t , are Robert Stafford , of the Columbia Artists Association , Mrs George Stone- man , presiden t of Brookhaven Community Con- cert Association and Joseph Laughlin , member- ship chairman. —Advance Photo, 33% TO 20% DISCOUNTS OFF GRANTS LOW PRICES _ \ y / ^^ ^ \ j > ^y \ ' \——————-— 1 wmMyuM W B I IIIIIIIIII ^ M MIM I B I\- *\^\ / ige$^r \ \ \ ^_ — —¦—' 1 FIRST QUALITY L P^\ GRANTS 1 J>X . & ' ¦ 46 PC. 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Our staff of experienced Savings Counsellors are available to assist you in develop ing a practical Savings Program for your family. : JL Peoples NATIONAL BANK of PATCHOGUE 115 E\ST MAIN STREET For Your Convenience Use Our GRover 5-4700 DRIVE-IN WINDOW on Oak Street NORTH PATCHOGUE ( . Sunrise Branch Office) MID-ISLAND OFFICE 100 East Sunrise Highway Route 25 , Selden , N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System CUSTOM or READY-MADE • DRAPERIES • CURTAINS • BEDSPREADS Service , Quality Selection Our ideas are yours for the asking Take Dow n Your Storm W indow s J Put Up C heer . v , New Curtains DALE S 36 E. Main St. Patchogue The Bi ookhaven Community Conceit Association ' s eighth an- nual membeislup campaign was opened Monday night with a din- ner for woi kers at The Patchogue Hotel. The kick-off meeting began a membership drive which will con- tinue until Satuiday, at which time membership in the associa- tion will close for the year and a program of concerts for the com- ing \ear will be completed. Mrs Geoi ge Stoneman , presi- dent of the Bi ookhav en Commun- ity Conceit Association, presided at the meeting and Joseph Laugh- lin , campaign chanman , pi event- ed plans for the campaign. Ro- bei t Str> ffoui .field l epi esentative for Community Concerts , Inc., of New Yoik , will be in Patchogue for the week. Several piano selec- tions wei e played by Miss Bar- bara Giishoff Co-chanmen of the dinner committee were Mis . Paul Girshoff and Nat Cole. Campaign headquaiteis will be open through Saturday at 72 East Main Street , Patchogue , and head- quarters telep hone is ATlantic 9- 0640. Enthusiasm shown by the nearly 75 workers indicated that membership goals will be reached before the week ends and that a truly distinguished series of con- certs b y some of the world' s finest artists will be presented during the forthcoming season. A hold has already been placed on the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra with Szymon Goldberg conduct- ing. The cost of membership is $6 for adults and $3 for students , covering the full cost to members for the privilege of attending the entire concert series. Only mem- bers of the association will be ad- mitted to concerts with no sale of tickets for any one concert. All who wish to become mem- bers are urged to contact cam- paign headquartei s or one of the following workers : Joseph Lem- men . East Moriches , ATlantic 4- 0127; Mis. Charles Huffine , Say- villc , LT9-1838 ; Mrs. Edward Mit- chell , Setauket , SElden 6-65(51; Mrs . Walter Ebersole , Bellport , BEllport 7-1241; or Julius Fried- man , Ronkonkoma , ROnkonkoma 9-8494. Dinner Kicks Off Concert Group ' s Member Drive Patchogue Village tax bills will be sent out this week , Clerk Ron- ald A. Blau announced Monday. They are due and payable June 1 , but may be paid without pen- alty up to and including July 1. Mr. Blau said : \Residents will probabl y notice that their tax bills a e lower this year than they were last , reflecting the decrease in the tax rate for this fiscal year. \ The village office will be open , starting June 1 , from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Monday through Friday. During June and July, the office will be open from 9 a. m. to noon on Saturdays , according to Mr. Blau , \for the convenience of tax- payers. \ On other village news , the clerk reported that work is progressing smoothly on the Church Street parking field , number one in the village s $1 , 000 , 000 four-field off- street parking plan. Mr. Blau said that all of the demolition work , which was start- ed last week , is completed. The surface of the field is now being torn up, which will necessitate no parking in the field until its com- pletion. Village Trustee Roy* F. Krieger reported that work is well under way on the construction of two new Littl e League baseball fields , one in the rear of the Rider Avenue tennis courts and one ad- joining the Shorefront Park on the corner of Dewitt Avenue and Smith Street. Expansion and improvements to the municipal swimming pool are also underway, Mr. Krieger said , and include a new concrete floor foi the men ' s ba thhouse and ad- ditional seating on the south side of the pool , plus repair work to the filtering system. Village Tax Bills Sent This Week Says Clerk Blau CORAM—A meeting of Suffolk Chapter 547 , National Association for Retired Civil Employees , will be held at the Coram Club Hall , Coram Road and Route 25. Coram , at 2 p. m. Saturday. NARCE M EETING
