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j WEEK - END SPECIALS j | From \TOAD CQNKLIN'S\ j I MARINE SUPPLIES | FOLDING j LADDERS NEW m**^ | 3-step—Reg. 10.95 /m ^^WWW^^ a Spec ial J_ 7C FIRE \ 9 * 95 M EXTINGUISHERS j i-step—Reg. 12.95 f lj ' Special Hi R^- U ** 1 A85 | 11.95 Speclal J S Vz- ' m. MANILA i^Bw 5 ! of> 12-VOLT S 9 ? ROPE WLJ S m M SEARCH LIGHTS . gj| 100 ft. —Reg. 8.00 }& J p Special ' Re *- 125 ° | 6- 75 S pecial 10* 50 j I \rf^Wfta a | I <9^r^/trej i ASM . ^^ VAr^o o iJ&UL \ S . .; Follow the Yellow Arrow. : ... . ¦ . ¦ ¦ *¦ __ _ .. \ UUUIUIUUUMUUlUIIUIUI»HUMIUluaaaaa»i.............1 DeVoe Wins 25 Lap Modified At R'head Track There may have been more ex- citing auto-racing shows than the one presented at Riverhead Race- way Saturday night , but veteran fans can 't recall any. This one had everything — superb driving, fast action and thrills by the dozen. There 'll be moi'e of the same this week , Sat- urday at 8:30 p. m. when the stocks go again and the show is climaxed by a demolition dprby. Tuesday nights , the go-karts race at Riverhead. Warmups start at 1 p. m. Perhaps the thing that the fans will remember most about last week' s show was a spectacular ac- cident in which George McCarth y of Mattituck and Spiker Ligon of Riverhead tangled. It happened on the first lap of the second 10-lap heat. Coming high out of the fourth turn , McCarthy and Ligon hooked fenders. McCarthy ' s No. 154 jumped the guard-rail , flew over the dirt and wood barrier and landed a foot from the stands. The car snapped off a light pole as if it were a matchstick. Ligon ' s Lazy-One Jr. landed atop the bar- rier with the right front wheel pushed under the car. Neither man was injured , but McCarthy ' s car was done for the night. Ligon worked feverishly, put in a new king-pin , added a new wheel and returned to action later. Russ DeVoe of Levittown won the 25-lap modified-sportsman main , thanks to last-lap hard luck on the part of Bert Hedges. Hedg- es led almost all the way, but scraped the fence on the back- stretch of the last lap and DeVoe went past him to win his second feature of the season. In the 20-lap jalopy main , Jim Hines of Middle Island drove No. 55 to victory after a good duel with Hedges , Bob Green and Bob Kull. Dick Constantino of Islip, Gary Winters of Southold and Bob Packard of Hauppauge were two , thiee , four in the M-S main. Heat winners were Henry Bean , Green- port; Winters , Hedges , Richie An- derson of Riverhead and Packard. Tennis Tournament Slated by Rec. Dep t. Peter Poulo s , Patchogue Village Recreation director , announced this week his de- partment will hold an open in\ itational tennis tournament at the Four Sisters Tennis Courts commencing with the singles June 21 and the doubles on June 25. Cal Follett will be tourney chairman and will be in charge of the entire affair. Mr. Follett will appoint a com- mittee to hel p seed the p lay- ers. Applications can be p ick- ed up at the Four Sisters Cen- ter and must be filed no later than Wednesday. No entry tee will be charged but an applicant must pro\ idc three United States Lawn Tennis Association appro\ ed tennis balls for each match. Carl and Bob Outdoor Stores will don- ate all awaids . Tn case of rain , the match will be post poned until Julv 1 and 2. BRIDGE NOTES The South Bay Dup licate Club held its regular Fnday session June 9 at the Jayne-Lattin Vet- el ans of Foieign Win s Hall . There wei e 8V 2 tables in play. Winners N-S weie: first , Bert Gordon , Pat- chogue and Jean Mitchell , West Tshp; second , Mildi ed Fuhrmann , Patchogue , and Ray MacLean of Bellport and thiid , Jessie Mac- Lean , Bell port , and Helen Laugh- lin. Patchogue. E-W winneis were : first , Father Cunning ham and Dr. LaSorsa , Patchogue; second , Stan Davies , Bay Shoie and Gene Blau , Manor- ville , and third. Madeline Maurer , Brightwaters and Leon St . Jean , Bay Shore. The team of four champ ionships of the South Bav Club will be held Saturday night at the VFW Hall. The first session will beg in at 6:30 p. m., with a short break for re- freshments before the se-cond ses- sion starts. All bridge p layers are welcome to compete. Trop hies will be awarded to each member of the winning team. TO BE SUCCESSFUL — ADVERTISE Air Force Sets Aptitude Tests Every Wednesday The United States Air Force announced this week that aptitude tests will be administered every Wednesday until further notice. These aptitude tests are given free of cost and will give the ex- aminee his aptitude scores in me- chanics , general , administration and electronics. Applicants must be between the ages of 17 and 26 and interested in the many opportunities offered by the United States Air Force. Interested applicants should con- tact the Air Force recruiter at GRover 5-0259 or PArk 7-3565 for an appointment or be at 84 East Main Street , Patchogue , or the County Center Building, Riv- erhead , by 10 a. m. on the Wed- nesday they desire to be tested. Tests are administered under no obligation. A&S to Sponsor C ounty All-Star Baseball Dinne r The first Suffolk County All- star High School Baseball Team will receive special award plaques at an awards dinner to be held at Abraham & Straus Store in Baby- lon at 5:30 p. m. today. The dinner will be held in the store ' s restau- rant. Sixty high school players have been selected by the Suffolk County Baseball Coaches Associa- tion to appear for these awards with their coaches. The basis for selections were made on a boy ' s character , leadership and athletic ability. There are 12 boys for each of five leagues. Roy Campanella , former Dodger catcher , will appear for the occa- sion and Steve Lembo , presently a scout for the Los Angeles Dod gers , will make the award presentations along with Edward Goodma n , manager of the Babylon store. The following players from the local area have been chosen to the team and will attend the dinner: Rod Rohrbach , Patchogue High; Bud Rooney, Patchogue High; John Cook , Bellport High ; Dan Quinn , Bellport High; Al Martin , Bayport High; Charles Salata , Bayport High; Howie Reksten , Bayport High ; Eddie Hynes , Will- iam Floyd High; Jerry Savarese , William Floyd High; Ron Picinich , William Floyd High ; Bob Schmidt , Sachem High ; Steve Davis , Sachem High and Ed Piluso of Newfield High. Farmingville Midget League Opens Play With D ouble Header The newly organized Midget League opened with a double header last Sunday at the ball field on Farm-to-Market Road in Farmingville. The Farmingville- Holtsville teams p layed Eagle Es- tates. The opening day ceremonies started with a parade of the Chil- dien ' s Band and the Farmingville- Holtsville Battalion of the Allied Nautical Cadets from the firehouse to the ball field. The Cadets wear- ing new uniforms performed their di ills with precision. The league , sponsored by the Farmingville-Holtsville Youth Ad- visory Group consists of three midget teams and one junior team. Anton Loeffler is in charge of the teams. James Corr and Mr. Loeff- ler coach the Whites. Frank De- Leo and Frederich Booker coach the Reds. The Blues are coached by Bruce Loesch and Vincent Guc- ciardo. Thomas Lombino, president of the Youth Advisory Group threw out the first ball. Jim Reese , Jer- ome Saclofsky and William Pax- son of the Brookhaven Recreation Department spoke at the opening ceremonies on facilities and equip- ment for the children. The Youth Advisory Group are hoping to create a local recreation center. This will be the topic dis- cussed at the next meeting to be held June 23 at the Farmingville fireball. All parents are invited to attend this and other meetings of the Youth Advisory Group. ATTENTION ! SKIN DIVERS ! e K| U. S. DIVER'S HUDSON BAY mb 5 - ZIPPER WET SUIT ¦ 32 - 99 M lBrS 1 ' ' HOOD \ PANTS - SHI RT X $ 33 r SCHRODE WALDEN STAINLESS STEEL ¦%m DIVER' S KNIFE - 4-95 ¦ \ * ¦» » * u\ s' DIVER ' S f t Mistral Regulator - 44.95 \** v BI ¦s W* • Reg. 65.00 V^iUtni U MMlWfMtflWf M lfMMMWW U WMWMWM VMMWMWMWVMMUMWUV ___ __ _ __ j! EXTR A SPEC IAL ff ^ ^ WX jj 38 CU. FT. TANK J^^^^iv ' ! With \K\ Valve and Back Pack ( I TKfrjS j |\\ 11 30.99 jyUfc^fcS jl U. S. DIVER'S iT /!tiRf® \n jl REGULATOR #1003 U\J^7^J \ \ 25.99 Y^JS rlr^ j! 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To obtain the Boating Satet\ Ceititk-ati , \oungsteis between the ages of 10 and 14 must take the tmat safety loui-e whuli was aiianged to be taught at I lie 1' oiu Sisteis ( ' enter li\ the Patchogue Rtcieation Department. Hugo P.ei ntsson will le the m-tiiutoi toi the couise and it will liegm at ' . ) a m Satuidav. The ionise will be held e\ery Satur- day at this hoin at the l- 'SCC until the demand is fullfilled. FOURTH ANNIVERSARY Satuidav. we will celebrate our fourt h aimi\ei . sary of the Four Sisteis Community Center. For the si nini - citizens , we ha\ e aiianged a card party which will begin at 1 p in. and will continue until \ p. m and at that time we will ha\e entertainment . eoM\ e and eake The entei tainmeiit will consist ol the Patchogue .lunior High School choir , conducted by Paul Han sei ; The Country Rangers , a weste rn type oichestia , and Long Island' s own Livendeis finni Bellpoit . whose l ecoid , Bells , is headed tor the top on the hit paiade . In the e\enmg the La\enders will come back along with the Count i\ Ranget s. and Dorothy Rutledge and her band will also inlet tain. The teenageis will have cake and refreshments. This entn e day will be an open hou-e affair and wil l be fiee to everyone . POOL — The Patchogue Municipal Pool will officially open June 21 A parade i- planned for thi s affair , beginning on Bav A\enue and Mam Street, pi needing west to South Ocean Avenue and south on Ocean to Memonal Paik . wheie the marching units will disband and the motor vehicles will continue to the pool where the ceremonies will begin at 12 noon. Mayor Waldbauer will act as master-of-ceremonics for the affair. The Rev. Constantine Theo- dore w ill bless the watei s and we will have entertainment while the bathers enjoy that ei ystal-c lear . healthful and refreshing water of the pool . The ' pool hours this year will be from 1 p. m. to 6 and fiom 7 to JK10 p. m. Monday through Fi iday. Saturday and Sunday, we will be open from 12 noon to (5 p. m in the evening hours , We> will have spec ial e\ ent- -neb as free swim lessons for adults , movies , bands and dancing. The Junior and senior ballet will also be a pait of our sw imming pool program as it has in the past. This yeai . we will ha\ e Diane Schroeder teach the youngsters the various foimations and routines for the water ballot. TENNIS TOURNAMENT — The first open invitational tennis tournament of this reason will be hold at the Four Sisters Park on Rider Avenue June 24 for the singles and June 25 for the doubles. Cal Follett will be in charg e of the entire tournament. Registration can be had at the Four Sisters Center , 96 South Ot*ean Avenue or fiom Mr . Follett. Awards w ill be presented by the Carl and Bob outdoor stores. Slate Boating Course Patchogue Bowling Center T\\ ent> -third District Holy Name Bowling League FINAL STANDINGS W L Mt Caimel Black 71 :H St. Jo-ep h White . \ > 49 St. Jose p h Blu e o ' .\ ol Mt Carmel Red 28 77 ] ¦ >(> h.irtlulmt — (>nT l ' ,7 1(! 4 Mike IVs ,,it l s-110 \ll 1 !'• T.1, 1 Nrili llJls Tl ' . 117 1 ( HI Mi< h (.id 11771 S! 141 ( (.il.lc ,li lJTui. 'HI 111 U D. S Oil ll s _ '7 si 140 ,T lie U\ .2s l m 1 *\ ] ,1 C i imnn U T') 27 lll> \V I niLicii lii'17'i si Hi I P, 1.1, 11,. 7i.ls \ i 1!- . 1 D. - ii u '\i\ ; (. '» Ill [ , ( .111 ) - . . -j 1 l \ i,l 'HI 1 'ii [> (, ii i.- \ ,sn7 r. ijy I\ 1 ii \ a 1 o%i, 1 si 12\ , 1 1> mdi D-. \ . '! 'M Mi \ ( oi Ho s - ,24 T\ . 11 ' . ., ( ei nil.. J4I.S li lu2 [' 1 rnUn 7\\ is S4 >\1 AWARDS Fu -t p l a^e team : Mt . Carmel Black. Fathe r Sa\ eiio . M. De- Sant . J. D( Sant . B. D( Sant . L. Muhaud. M. FamigMetti . Sec ond jilace team : St . Josep h White, Father Cinque , G. Gibhs , Sv.. G. Gibbs . Ji., D. Gibbs , L. Petoello . High a^ e^age—M. DeSant. 149 High . serie- — J. Tate , , \ >. \ >(; . High game — M. Fami g lietti. 21f! S p. cial aw aid fur high score Mav 17. Bub Dc Sant . I'M * , . ABC Most Immoved Bow lei Aw aid. -Inn Tate. BOWLING Sunday Ni ght Mixed Summer League Leaders — Team 2, Schragc , 2-1 : Team 3, Green , 2-1 ; Team 0 , Lee , 2-1. High game (men) — Fred Ku- Inca , 210; (women) Doloi es Lee . 183 . High series (men) Fred Kubica, ui-4; (women ) Dolores Lee , 478. High team — Team G , Lee , G51 ; Team 4 , Seailes , (\7>1. High series — Team 4 , Searles , ]7. \ )S. Games o\ er 190 (men ) Fred Kubic-a, 210; Gilbert Searles , Jr., I 190. Games over 150 (women) Do- lores Lee , 18X lfiO; Mai ion Tay- lor , l. \ >8; Giace Wei gel , 1, \ >2. i a i . Tuesday Men ' s League Li ague Leader—Bennett Homes , 7-2. High game — Bud O'Brien , 203. High senes — Bud O'Brien , o47 . High team — Black Haw ks, 864 . High series — Cannon Balls , 2371. Games over 190 — Richie Gaz- zola , 192 : Tom Vaughn , 197 ; Bud O'Brien . 203; Ernie Del gado , 198. * * i = Monday Mixed League League Leaders — Team 8 , Lindgi en. 6-3; Team 3 , Roecklein , 6-3 : Team 6 , Tomesch , 6-3. High game (men) — Charles Tomesch , 212; (women) Dot Bir- mingham , 170. i High series (men) — George Gardenier , 576; (women ) Dot Birmingham , 451. High team — Team 4 , Lind- j say. 769. High series — Team 4 , Lind- say, 21G4. Games over 195 (men)—Charles Tomesch , 212; Al Burrough , 202; Paul Lindsay, 197; George Gar- denier , 199 , 198; George Brush , 199. Games over 155 (women) — Dot Birmingham , 170 ; Ellie Norton , 157: Jeanne Shaber , 156; Flo Por- ter , 1GG. For your bes t sourc e of infor- mation locally, read The Advance ] each week . —Adv. Maggio ' s Patchogue Recreation Continued from page 6 , this section fanning 30 in 17 innings. The t rac k team also enjoyed an- other successful season as the thin- clads of coach John Herlihy lost only to Port Jefferson , their final meet of the season. To cap the season in the Junior High Festival at West Baby lon on June 3. they w on tw o events. Outstanding members of the squad included Richard Dietei le , John Dioguardo , Richard Chap- pione. Dave Blight , Joe Russell , Joe Oliver , Frank Lizewski , Ken O'Came and Ken Relander. P' choffue School s ROLLIC INC., of North Patchogue Youth Athletic Club Little League , is shown above. Team is currently in third place. In front row , left to right , are Mike Brochstein , Don Thomas , Charles Silhan , Paul Graniello , Joe La Grange and Ed Jensen. In second row , left to right , are Paul Kiernan , Jeff Alver , Bob Flannery, Don Bittener , John Kattan and Peter Figat. In top row , left to right , are Dick Pfeifle of Rollic , Inc., Phil Graniello , manager and HarryMcEwen , executive director of NPYAC. ' —Photo by Bill Goldfein BY WALTER K. CUSHMAN , JR. ' Executive Secretary, Brookhaven Township YMCA YMCA FAMJLY PICNIC — A< big family picnic will be held June 24 at Heckscher State Park. All members of the Y , their parents , families and friends are invited to attend. We plan to meet at the Y about 10 a. m., drive in to Heck- scher State Park , have a picnic lunch , play games and go swim- l ming. Each famil y will bring its own food. In case of rain , the pic- nic will be postponed to Jul y 1. REGISTRATIONS FOR DAY CAMP are still open for all three periods beginning Jul y 10. If you are between five and 13 years of age you are eligible. The calibre of leadershi p and the quality of the program are tops. The cost is $30 for two weeks and $85:£oi\ six weeks. Don 't miss out—-call the YMCA today at GRover 5-2400 for your registiation foim. !• •• • ' RADIO BROADCASTS KEEP :*m p to date each week on all YMCA activities by tuning in each Satur- day to Station WPAC at 9 a. m. or Station WALK at 9:20 a. m. for a report by your director of YMCA programs and activities. MUSIC ACTIVITIES —Would you like to play in a YMCA band or orchestra ? Or sing in a YMCA choral group ? You do not have to be an expert. We will provide in- struction for beginners. If you are between 10 and 18 years of age and are interested , telephone the Y at GRover 5-2400 for full de- tails. As important as the set of your veil is your choice of wedding stationery. You can ' t go wrong if you choose your invitationals from the fine choice stock at The Ad- vance. Always at budget prices. —Adv. YMCA J OTTINGS j RIVERHEAD \ j RACEWAY ! J ROUTE 58 > H i p Stock Car Racing -: I Every Saturday Ni ght fj at 8:30 y W>- Vff tr , , ,. ., , __ _ , . * *¦ ¦ 4 ^.vit u^ . Vi
