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MAIN ST., PATCHOGUE (One Door West of PELCO) GRover 5-3244 Monday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, . Wednesday, Tmi*sday f and Saturday, 9 a.m . to 6 p.m. NOTR E OF SPECIAL ELECTIO N' J NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN I hat a fecial election u\ th- quali- fied vote.s ol the he don hie I Us- enet, in tile Town oi ts rc.o knave.. , fcimolk C oun.y, New York , wnl b held at the Selden Ki.e Hoj .v , o W ' e,odmere P»uce , in Se den , N ' e. Y ' oik , m said Fue Disttict , on tlu ol. -t day of Ju.y, l!>6l , between the houis of 7:00 o ' c.ock P. M j i.d 10:1.0 o ' clock P. M. East'i- Day light Saving ' lime , for the puipo _ e of voting on the a lop .ion or I ejection of thj fol.ovvin ^ resolution: PROPERTY RESOLU- TION DAI ED JUNE 27 , lUol. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZ- ING THE LXrENDlidRE Or t>8 , L00.b0 AND IN ADDIHO A '1 HERETO SUCH AMOUNiS AS WILi, BE REQUI K ED FOR CLOSING C^ SiS ANL OTHER EXPENSES FROM THE CAPITAL RESEuV t I<UND ESfALLISHED FOR THE PURCHASE OF LAND A N r> CONSTRUCTION Or BUILDINGS FOR THE PUR - CHASE OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY : ALL that certain plot , p iece oi parcj l of land , situate , lying- and being at Selden , Town of Brookhaven , County of Suffolk i and State of New York , and being- more futli y bounded and described as follows , to wit:— BEGINNING at a monument p laced on the easterl y side of Dare Road where the boundary line between the southerl y ter- minus of Norton Park , Section 4 and these premises intersects the easterl y side of Dare Road ; THENCE running- South 85 de- grees 41 minutes ' .10 second- East by and along the southerl y terminus of Norton Park , Sec- tion 4 175 12 feet to a monu- ment; THENCE running- South 07 degrees 13 minutes 12 sec- onds West 400 feet to a point; THENCE running North 85 de- grees 41 minutes 30 seconds West 1 75 feet more or less to a point on the easterl y side of Dare Road ; THENCE running- North 0G degrees 23 minutes 0D seconds East by and along the easterly side of Dare Road 400 feet more or less to the monu- ment and place of beg inning. BE IT RESOLVED , by th\ Poard of Fire Commissioners of the Selden Fire District in the Town of Brookhaven , Suffolk County, New York , as follows: SECTION 1: The following are hereby authorized in and lor the Selden Fire DUtiict in the Town of oi-ookhavn , Suffolk County, New York : a) The acquisition of the f ol- lowing described property : ALL that certain p lot , pi^ee oi panel of land , situate , l ying and being at Selden , Town Oi Biookhaven , County of Suffolk and State of New York , a n <i being moie full y bound- > d and described as follows , to wit:— BEGINNING at a monument p laced on the easterl y side of Dare Road where the boundary 'line between the southerl y ter- minus of Norton Park , Section 4 and these premises intersects the easterl y side of Dare Road ; THENCE running- South 85 de- grees 41 minutes 30 second- s East b y and along the southerl y- terminus of Norton Park , Sec- tion 4 175.12 feet to a monu- ment; THENCE running- South 07 degrees 13 minutes 12 seconds We?t 400 feet to a point; THENCE running North 85 de- grees 41 minutes 30 seconds ' . West 175 feet more or less to a point on the easterly side of Dare Road ; THENCE running North 00 degrees 23 minutes 09 seconds East b y and along the easterl y side of Dare Road 400 feet more or less to the monu- ment and p lace of beginning. j b) That $8 , 000.00 and in addi- tion thereto such amounts as will be required for closing costs and other expenses be expended from the capital reserve fund estab- lished for the purchase of land and construction of buildings for the ] purchase of the aforesaid ! premises. SECTION 2: This resolution shall become effective when it has been approved by a majority of the qualified voters of such Fire District voting on a proposition therefor at a special el°ction to be held in said Fire District on Julv 31 , 1961 . The polls will be open for the receipt of b aillots during the ' aforesaid hours , and the form of i pz-oposition appearing upon the ballot will be substantially as f ollows : PROPOSITION Shall the resolution entitled : \PROPERTY RESOLUTION D A TED J UNE 27 , 1961. A RESO- LUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXPENDITURE OF $8 , 000.00 AND IN ADDITION THERETO SUCH AMOUNTS AS WILL BE REQUIRED FOR CLOSING COSTS AND OTHER EXPENSES FRO M THE C A PIT A L RESERVE FUND ESTABLISHED FOR THE PURCHASE OF LAND AND CONSTRUCTION OF BUILD- INGS FOR THE PURCHASE OF i m ——i HIE FOLLOWING DE SCRIBED t-ROPER'i Y: ALL tnat ce tai n p ' ot , p iej e or paice! of Ian \ -itua e. Ling and being at Seidell . J own ot L>r >ok- haven . CouiU\ «,f Suffolk a n d State oi ,\« w ^ »,r ' \ , and b ing more lul.\ 1 umded and d • - sen bed as follow - , to wit:— BEGINNING ,r a monument plaie ! on the • a-;er \ i\ie of D-u-' Road wh u> the ' boun lar> line between the -lutherl y ter- minus of Norton 1 ark , SvcUoi -1 and liie-e p > en l e- iiueiset t- the eastei \ side ul I) re Road; THENt E uinn nu S itith Hi de- grees 41 minut e- '10 -econd- Ea-t b y and alon • t\> -outa r y terminus of Norton J' a i k , S ¦<• - tion 4 175 12 feet to a monu- ment; 1 HENCE iimmnn S >uth 07 degrees 13 minute - 12 sec- onds West 40 f ) feet to a noinl ; 1 HENCE lunniii u No th sf> de- g ee.s 41 minute. - 30 -• conds West 175 fee t more <• )• le-- in a point on the ea-tml v - ,i( - of Dare Road; THE NCI- : \ miming North Oo degrees 2 ' minute - W second- . East by and along the easterly side of Daf Road Kin feet more or less to the monu- ment and pluc\ of beg innr e \ \dopttd by the Board of Fire Commissioners of the Selden Fir- District on the 27th da\ of June . 1901 , be approved ? Those wdi o are qualifi ed to vote a *\ the aforesaid election aie qualified voters who shall have resided in said Fire Distri ct for thirty (30) day- next preceding such election. Dated : Selden , New York June 27. 1901 BY ORDER, OF THE MOA RD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SELDEN FIRF DISTRICT IN THK TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN , SCF- FOI K COUNTY , NEW - YORK. B y JOSEPH HENDRICKS !)N , Fire District Secretary —— mMMMmMmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. -mmmmmmmmmm.mmm m Bellport Legals LEGAL NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees u f the Village of Bell- port , held on the 10th day of Jul y, 1901 , the following amendments to the Unifie d Code of Ordinances of the. Village of Bell port weie un- animously adopted: 1. Ordinance 1.0 (eA-2) shall be amended b y deleting therefrom the wo.ds \the West side of Bell poit Lane between the South side of South Country Road and the N o ' th side of Osbom Lane between the hours of 0:00 l. M. and the fol- lowing 9:00 A. M. local time \ ; and 2. Ordinance 1.0 t eA-2 ) shall be further anu ndi'd b y adding theieto the following: \th< N orth -ide of Kreamer Street between Station Road and North Hou 'dlV, Point Road between the hours of 8:01) A. M. and 5:00 P. M. local time . \ 3. That this amendment shall take effect at tlu- earliest time permitted under law. STATE OF NEW YORK ) LS.S.: COUNTY OF SUFFOLK) Village of Bell port I, the undersigned Clerk e>f the Village of Bell port , Suffolk Coun- ty, New York , DO HEREBY CER- TIFY : That I have compared the annexed extract of the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Trus- tees of said Village , including- the resolutions contained therein , held on the 10th day of Jul y, 1901 , with the original thereof on file in my office , and that the same is a true and correct tianscri pt therefrom and of the whole of said original so far as the same relate- to the subject matters therein referred to. I FURTHER CERTIFY that all members of said Board had due notice of said meeting. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF , I have hereunto set my hand and affixed tie seal of said Village this 11th day of July. 1901. Martha R. Houston \'illage ulerk NOTICE OF PLBLIC HEARING BOARD OF APPEALS VILLAGE OF BELLPORT Pursuant to the provisions of the Buiding Zone Ordinance of the Village of Bellport , N. Y.. notice is hereby g iven that the Board of Appeals of the Village of Bell port will hold a public hearing in the Village Office , 141 South Country Road , Bell port , N. Y. on the 25th day of July, 1901 at 8:00 p. m. to consider the following- applica- tions: Frank Cascardi , agent for own- er , for variance to erect dwelling- on private right-of-way on land located thus: Bounded North by Golf Grounds; East bv Potter Map ; South b y Bedell; ' Wt^t by Canal; Aaron Levine , 7 Broadview Ave- nue , Bellport for a front and side- yard variance. Martha R. Houston Village Clerk LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS EM Voters Continued from page 1 , this section rate will be about $7.00 per $100 assessed valuation , a school dis- trict spokesman said. Reading of a letter from the Center Moriches Board of Educa- tion by Board Chairman Haiold Chapman touched off flurries oi heated debate on the floor. The letter , one of five bent to school districts in the area , asked the East Moiiches Boarel to g ive it dew on a possible stud y of school district reorganization . While the majorit y of residents at the meeting w ere obviousl y op- posed to a positive rep ly to the Center Moriches query, several floor members urged that the gen- eral implications of such a study be examined at the meeting. Supeivising Piinci pal of East Moiiches School , Ilany W. Huson , delivered a report on the possible results of a stud y as exp lained to him by Mr. Ormsby. Broadly speaking, the study would ex- amine problems in the areas of curriculum , school housing needs transp ortation and finances , Mr. Ormsby was reported to have told the speaker. Assuming a favor- able disposition to the study, committees of five or six mem- bers from each school district would meet in joint session to agree on potential needs of the* area ' s schools. After the agreement had been reached on the needs , Mr. Ormsby told Mr. Huson , an appointmen t would be made with state officials for presentation of the body ' s find- ings. The committee- would then return to their individual districts and report. In due time , th\ state would send its recommendations on reorganization to the joint bod y. If the d'stiict.s approved the state ' s recommendations , Mr. Hu- son reported , centi alization or consolidation would result . A motion made by Merwin Lane that District 34 forward a nega- tive reply to the Center Moriches query was then overwhelming ly passed by a show of hands. Commenting- fu rther on the East Moriches position , board member Conrad Alden remarked: \Home rule would be lost with- out compensating- educational ad- \antage in a school l eorganiza- tion. \ Other business at the meeting v/as the approval of Arthur Lane ' s petition to succeed himself as a board member. Write-in votes were cast as follows : 10 for Her- bert Jversen , 2 for William Mor- rison and one apiece for Michael Helfant , Alfred Mickley and Mrs. Paul Vosg-anian. Passage of a motion for a spe- cial meeting- to discuss the pur- chase of about three acres 1 of ad- jacent land for possible expansion concluded the business. Sybelle Carpets Wins Fourth Straight in Business League SPORTS ROUNDUP (MORE SPORTS ON PAGES 6 and , 7 , SECTION 3) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiifiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiuuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu By Jim Barbanell Surging Sy belle Carpets made if four in a low at the expense of Lyons Ford as the Carpetmen won , 10-1 behind the one-hit pitching of Charlie Bratisax last Thursday at tne Shorefront Park in the Patchogue Businessmen ' s Softball Leegu'\ On Jul y 5 Four Seasons Sports ( . enter rallied for two runs in the eighth inning to hand Patchogue 1 umber its fourth defeat. The score was 13-12. Local 237 and Watts Plumbing- were idle. Sybeile ' s victory over faltering - Lyons raised the Carpetmen lead to 2' ^ games in the league pen- nant race. The win was the second in thiee staits for Bratisax whip' Johnny Leo , the first of two L yons pitchers , was the loser. Bratisax lost his chance for a no-hitter in the third inning when Lyons scored their onl y run. Clint limes walked and came all the way around to score on Dick Clark' s tri p le down the right field line. Only four others reached base on Bratisax , three on walks and one on an error. A four-iun rally in the first inning clinched the game for Sy- behe as the Carpetmen added an- ot her in the fourth and five more in the fifth. George Zim 'inghaus again led the attack with three hits including his third triple and { atted across four runs to run his total to 15. Frank Zimling haus walked to open the game and took second on a wi.d pitch. He scored on the tri ple of his brother Bernie , who held third on Mike Savino ' s infield hit. Both men scored on George ' s three-bagger to right center field, the latter scoring on another wild pitch . With one out in the fourth Fred Zim linghaus sing led. He was sac- lificed to second by Mike Ranieri and scored on another sing le by Bratisax. Five more runs crossed the p late for Sybelle in the fifth as they finished their scoring in this round . Bernie Zimling haus was hit by a p itched ball and brother Kenny walked. Bernie stole third to be in posi- tion to score when Pedro Suarez dropped Savino ' s liner. Kenny took third and the batter second to set the stage for George who sliced a sing le to left to score both run- ners. Brother Jerry also sing led and Ranieri doubled to deep cen- ter to send home both runners with the final Sybelle tallies of the night. Four Seasons built up a 8-1 lead after the first three innings and seemed on their way to an easy win over Patchogue Lumber. But the Lumbermen had other ideas. They scored four in the fourth and four more in the fifth to go ahead , 9-8. The Sportsmen went ahead again with two more in their half of the fifth . A walk , trip le by pitcher A'l Roecklein and a bunt sing ' e by Bill James scored the runs as Four Seasons added an- other in the sixth to carry an 11- 9 edge into the seventh . However , Charlie Taylor was safe on an error by Jan Porter snd scored ahead of Bob McGin- ness who be ' lted a home run over the left field fence to send the game into extra innings. In the extra inning Art Coleman led off with his third sing le and advanced to third on Ed Beebe ' s base hit and reaching second on the throw to third. Tay lor walked to fill the bases. After McGinness fanned for the first out , a fly ball to right by Clarence Maler scored Coleman for whaf the Lumbermen hoped to be the winning run. But Four Seasons refused to be discouraged and scored the win- ning run in their half. Hank Liers led off with a tri p le down the right field line and scored on man- ager Charlie Russo ' s single. Por- ter also tri pleti , but Russo was out at the p ^te. With the infield in and the outfield playing shallow , Gene Matty lifted a fly that forced Coleman back. Porter tagged up and scored the winning run with- out drawing a throw. The th ree-hour game was the longest ip ' ie Biz League this <S>season. It was also the hi g hest scoring game of the season . S>belle Carpets (10)|Lvons Ford (1) AB R H| ABR H Fk. Zi' tuis :\b « 1 KHincs .c 2 I 0 U. Zmi ' aus . c :{ 2 l KuuiezJf I 0 0 K. Zrh;ui- ,2I> .i 1 OUlark . lb :S U 1 Savino . hs 2 2 l|VVellh , .Sb 2 0 0 t; Zim ' us .cf 4 2 .5| L. Ed' anKss H 0 0 J. Zim ' aus . lf 4 1 2'J. Kd' ui dn.2l> 2 0 0 Fd. Zi' aus . if 3 1 l|ScoU,cf ,i> X 0 0 Rate. if 1 0 O'Tcn-iM rf . cf 2 0 0 Kanicri . lb 8 0 l|Le. i ,p, rf :' , 0 0 Hratisax p 4 0 1! ' — j Totals 22 1 1 Total- ' Mi 10 111 S\bcllc Cuipt- 't- — 400 150 0 10 11 1 L M > TIS F O il 001 000 0— 1 2 0 BRATISAX and H. ZimlitiKhau- : LEO. Scott ( ol and Hint;*. . Patch. Lumber (12) Four Seasons ( 13) AB R H AB R II Maler , c H H 2| AuRustine.lb r > 2 1 Uulmovits . st, 2 0 0 Jamts .c 4 0 2 Mai lin . Sb 2b :i 0 2'Hanlon cf 4 0 0 Hl„irtT , lb .if 1 0 0|Liei - , , lf 5 1 2 Hai lckt' . rf . lf o 0 U|Uuhbo 3b H :i 1 Coleman . cf 4 :i ISi Porter.ss 4 2 1 Want n.2b 1 0 0| Matty . lb 4 0 2 liwl>e. .a> :{ 2 2 , McCabe, > f 1 1 0 Devery If 2 1 11 Miners ,rf 1 1 0 T.ivloi . lb.lf 1 1 0 Rofklein .p 3 •{ 1 Ciiaidelh.p 10 0 MceJiunosi.p . '! 2 I 1 Totals ' M l. 'i 10 Totals 32 12 11| Patch. Lumber - 001 440 21—12 11 2 Four Seasons — 044 021 02 IS 10 4 Oiardelli , McGinness (3) and Maler ; Roeklein and James. STANDINGS W L Pet Sybelle Carpets 7 1 .875 Local 237 3 2 .(i00 Fcur Seasons 4 3 .571 Watts Plumbinp 3 4 .42!) P. -'tohofi-iio Lumber 2 4 .333 Li ons Fo -d 1 fi .14 ' , THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE ; Today Sybelle Carpets vs. Local 237. k Tuesday—Lyons Ford \s. PatchoRue Lum- ber. > Wednesday Sybelle Carpets vs. Watts I Plumbintr. MIDDLE ISLAND NEWS Mrs . .Mildred Nassau , SElden 2-liMS Donna Marie , infant daughtci of Mr. anei Mis. John Colletan o< Ba . Vis, Road, was chrNL i-ne d Sun- day In the Rev \\ l.iani ( !<>\ e ' . ;t th ¦ St Frances (V. rini R. C. Cimi ( h m (' .ram. The oah y ' s un- cle and aunt, Mr. and Mi' s . Yin- eent \\ ea\er of Middle KLi n I , \wr \ i fipaie ' d < . A dinner part y \va« held at the home oi \lr. and Mi s Wea k er immediatel y following the teremonj . Gue^N were Mr. and !H. s . William Stanbuiyh of Cal- veiton; Mr. and M rs. Geurne Col- Icra n of C opiae le; Mr . and Mrs. Wainn Griffin . Mr. and Mrs . Vin- cent Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas t oll « ,an 01 Middle Island. Mr . and Mtrs. James- Pan of Xi '\\ ^ i ork C K . V lot ently spent t ' loir vacation at their Summer home on Swezey 1 ane . The Ladies ' Auxili -u v of the Middle 1* and !• ir I) : i ait \ent the Drum and Btmle Corps , and the Kire Department will paitici pate m a parade at ^ p. m. Julv 'JO in Kings Park. Mr. and Mrs . relix l'iotra-ki o Swezcytow n IJoad held a famil y oet-toeether recentl y in honor of a lelative they haven ' t seen for seveial years . Honored guest win Mr. Piotraski ' s brother , Krunno Piotraski , who flew here from De- troit. MJ5ch. Dinner guests were .M r. and M' rs . Ted Thomas of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. ttdward Piotraski and children . Edward , Jr., Carol and Jo Anne , of Smith- town ; Mrs. Stanley St'adow. -ki and sens, Kdward and Walter , of Ozone Park and Stanley But- mankiwicz of Brooklyn. The Middle Island Volunteer Am- bulance Company answered a ca 'l f rom the home of Richard Parrel! of ( namplain Road . Port Jefferson Station at 1:15 a. m. July (\ >. Mr. Parrel! was dead on arrival. The ambulance driven by Larry Weaver and assisted by first aid man , James Battajrlia took Mrs. Hilda Shirmer of Church Lane , Middle Island , to Mather Memor- ial Hospital at 9:30 a. m. July 8. On the following day the ambu- lance , driven by Murray Morson and assisted b y first-aid man. Penjamin I.ask y, took Mrs . Mary K. Fox of Swezeytow n Road to Riverhead Hospital. Miiss Deborah Murson of Lake- view Drive celebrated her eighth birthday Friday at Snapper Inn. Oakdale. Dinner gues>s were her parents , Mr. and Mrs . Murray Morson and her sister. Ellen. Mr. and Mrs. Hai o 'd Shattel and Mrs . Sally Kolsan of Brooklyn were weekend houseg-ue' sJs of Mr. :t!1d Mis. David Rosenhurtr of %20o Pine Cone Street. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mauro of Brookl yn entertained at their Summit r boiiTO on Swezeytown Road over the weekend. Guests viu e Mr. and Mrs. James Romano of Brookl yn; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mj endolia and Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Arini of Huntington. Plans were made for their November hunting trip. The annual chicken barbecue sponsored b y the Middle Island Volunteer Fiie Depaitment will be held fi om 4 p. m. to 'J p. m. JCiIy 22 at the Fire House and grounds on Arnold Drive. There will be dancing and music supplied b y Ted Adams. Tickets may be obtained at Rim ' s Hard- wai e Store. Hunter Inn i>v Finear ' s Giocery Store on Middle Coantry Road. No tickets will be given at the door; admission by ticket only. For further information call YAp hank 4-0544. Door awards will be \iveii. Mis. Herbert Watmk and chil- dren , Harry, Louise and Neil , of New York City, were weekend housegtiests of Mr. and Mrs . Ber- nard ' Watnik of PJ0 White Oak Street. Mrs. Lynn Watnik of 190 White Oak Street received an award for a household hint published in the New York Dail y News. Kenneth Perry of ILmp. -toad v as a recent housegue<t of Mr. and Mi' s . Raymond T. Kampf of Ea-t Bait leu Road. The Middle Island Civic Associa- tion held their meeting- at 7:30 p. m. Sa an day at the Middle Is- land Pre. sb yterian Church. Phns were mad? for their annual dinner • o be held at the Hot'd Henry Perkins in Riverhead at 7: 'W p. m. Auetust It ) . Then 1 w'll be music and dancing- . Mi - , and Mrs. Raymond Kampf of East Bartlett Road were Sun- da\ dinner quests ( ,f Mrs . Kamp f' s mother , Mr . Louise Sever of Qdogue. Mi 1 , and Mr s . Adam Depta of ¦ j ap hank Road were honored at a pai\y June 2- \ > in ce l ebration of their twenty-first wedding anni- v ersary. The party was h^-ld at the home of the''- son-in-law a n d dauuhter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert < \ . Emu - of Artist Lake. The buffet dinner was highlighted b y a decor- ated cake inscribed . \Happy An- nhersary Adam and Mary. \ Friends and relatives at' ending- were Misses Rosemary and Irene Depta, Mrs . Catherine Rifko , Mr. and M' rs. Frank Depta. Miss Mar- garet Depta. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Depta , Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rem ski , Frank Hotcaveg, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bobinski. Mrs. Frances Conklin and Mr. and Mrs. James Obiyenski of Middle Island ; Mr. and M' rs. John Pifko of Medford ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pifko of Port Jefferson; Mr. and Mrs. John Rayles , and Mr. and Mrs. John Strelecki of East Setauket. Also Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Berkoski of Miller Place; Mr. aiid Mrs. John Miller of Lake Panamoka ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hotcaveg of North Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pad- sen of Berkeley Heights , N. J., and Mrs. Netty Ennis of Mas' -apequa. Miss Carol Kamp f of East Bart- lett Road and Henry Schwerdtfe- ger of Swezeytown Road attended the wedding* of M'iss Dolores Mer- ritt and Garry Pastre at 3 p. m. July 2 at the Yaphank Presby- terian Church in Yap hank. Miss Kamp f and Mr. Schwerdfeger also attended the reception held immed- iately following the ceremony at th \ Better '6le Restaurant in Brookhaven. Sunday services at the Middle Island Presbyterian Church are morning worshi p at 11 a. m. and nursery care for the children dur- ing- the worship hour. The Rev. Edwin G. Townsend is pastor. The sacrament of holy commun- ion will be observed on Ju ' y 30 at the 11 a. m. wor-hi p service. Sunday se rvices at the Hol y Trinity Luthera n Church are wor- shi p hour at !' :30 a. m. Clvirch school is closed for the Summer starting this Sunday. The Rev. Fi ed n rick Abel is pastor. New members received into the church are Mr. and Mrs . Otto Wood. On Satuidny the Church sch ml wi'l bold their annual picnic at 11 a. m. •it Cedar Beach. Games will be p layed and prizes will be awarded to the winners. DONATES LAND—A parcel of property 200 feet x 500 feet was donated this week to Brook- haven Town by Jack Stein of Great Neck , presi- dent of Emjay Properties , Inc. Fifty feet of property will be devoted to extension of Clark Street in North Patchogue. Mr . Stein has recom- mended that town use balance of land for quiet park for elder citizens , since there are so many town playgrounds and ball fields available for youngsters. Shown at site of property are , from left to right , Councilmen Howard Rowland and Harold Chapman , Mr. Stein with gift deed , and Supervisor August Stout , Jr. —Maple Leaf Photo Service — The — I I at Swezev & Newina ; E Patchogue i ; -»»»^ »»^i»> jmnnjminnrniiii — Heie and then - . . . w elcome baik ... P 't Pa raders . . . monev sa\mg pohev . - - Frdav and S itu . 'dav new s . . . JuK 2\ .rd datelin e ' . . . son v . . • changes . ait now . . . and here we go . . PIPED \B< ) VKI ) — Jt ' s a h v a i- 1 \ ' w elcome hack\ this week » rom all of th e grow ing SX. N famih to John Simpson who has ju s | completed his tour wi ( h tlie I . S. Coast Guard and Ibis \M\ k r eturns In \Sw ev.e> \ s. \ John is (he good lookiii\ joung fellow who helps >ou so w ell in our men ' s furnishings dept. In- cidental!} }ou should hear this fellow sing ... a real profes- sional. * ¦- ' * D1SCOCXT DAYS- Here they aie , folk s . . . the days \ou have hi en waitin g for . . . thi s Friday and tin s Saturday are S&N dis- lount days . In e\ery single de- pa) tin in throughout S&N you will tmd merchandise at low , low- pi it ¦ j . . . No . . . not just items thinned to be sold at a \discount \ but I t al honest-to-goodness dis- c o unt prices. Stop in and you 'll set exaitly what we mean. \\V VY— \inonjr the S&N va- cationers this w eek are Kim \ Mill ' s Dept. \ Swezey who re- turned }csterda\ from a boat trip . . . Joe Cuttcridge , still cat * hing those big fish up at S neca Lake . . - and Ray | \Men ' s \ Thomas north of Joe in neighboring Canadian terri- loi'} . * * + NO GREASE- For those of you who w:-h to .onibine the w onders of a \ gteuseless \ fry ing- with the uua li!\ if a most famous brand u< ' line a real t reat in store for yoa thi s w eekend with those fa- liioii- Y\ earevor fry pans iust ar- i ' \t , i in Bill Gerard' s popular h o t , s \u. 'uvs department. Ann , Lola oi Bill will be happy to give vou the fall details. ¦*_ * SORin — Our apologies to \ on for an\ inconvenience you mi g ht be experiencing because ot the construction of Patch- ogue ' s huge parking fields . We ask }our patience for a short time until these fine fields are constructed . We know that when thc\ are ready for occupancy the\ w ill bo worth mam times an> inconvenience thev are caus- ing at the moment . Keep your ei cs open for the opening of the first one (So. Ocean A\e. and Church St.) which will take p ' ace shorth after the cement strike is settled. PARADERS—Orchids this week go to the Patchogue Village Rec- itation department and the Mer- tha \\ s division of the Patchogue Chamber of Commerce who spon- soied yesterday ' s 2nd annual Pet Parade. The youngsters and their line nets had a wonderful time :.nd each went home with an aw aid for the \ w orld' s best pet . '' *. X * I K\CK TO SCHOOL? — No , v. e are not kidding even though the school bell jus t stopped ringing. For } on homemakers who like to do some sewing, here is a new S&N service. In Sarah Grassberger ' s materials department jou will now find a wonderful selection of perman- enth p leated skirt lengths FOR GIRLS. The} adiust at w aist - band so all \ ou do is sew in zipper , sew up side , seam and > ou haie a lovely skirt to wear. You 'll find w ool, orlon and ac- r> lie fibres in children ' s sizes (2 io 6) at 1.98, w ool or w ool and l^ lon Mends in girls ' sizes (7 to It ) at just 2.98 . Come see . come sew . imd come sa\e. * -Y * STILL CHANGING — Keep watching S&N' s side and front as the crews continue to give us a \ new face. '' Completion is due this week on our side windows and then the boys will be turning the corn\r onto Main Street. Never a dull moment at \the store on the coiner. \ T - r * DEADLINE—Jul y 23rd is D Day for our S&N warehouse for on that day we must have com- pletely ^ acated the S&N ware- house immediatel y behind the store. Because of this we are clearing out a huge selection of famous make bedding from both Simmons and Serta. You 'll fi nd great big savings on mattresses and box springs , so hurry, hurry now. * * + THOUGHTS WHILE STROLL- ING — More and more people opi ning convenient S&N charge accounts . . . our money-saving dte-s price policy attracting the crowds to our 2nd floor dept. . . with good reason . . . here is our . . . THOUGHT FOR WEEK — Each noble work is at first im- possible. See you in the store during the week. j Qfe j T% T HE FLOOR- |^^^ S WALKER , Swe- v^^ ' ioioSijtl/^y zey & Newins Patchogue Floorwalker ] BOWLING Magg ie ' s Patchogue Recreation Sunday Mixed League League Leader—Team 1 , Phil- hower , 11-4. High Game (Men)—Roy Lee , L '22; (Women)—Cleo Green , 155. High Series (Men)—Roy Lee 5-11; (Women)—Dolores Lse , 431. High Team—Four Idiots , 64i> . High Series—Four Idiots , 183!) . Games over 190 (Men) — Roy Lee . 222; Jo» March , 198; Carl Green , 191. Games over 150 (Women)—Cleo Green , 155; Dolores Lee , 152. The Suffolk County Kennel Club will hold an all-breed match show at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Lake Grove School grounds on Moriches Road , Lake Grove. Entries will be taken from noon until judging time of the breed and jud ging will start promp tl y at 1 p.m. Show chairman is Paul A. Rich- mond , Box 294 , Centereach. Reading The Advance adver- tisements simplifies s h o pp in g. —Adv. Count y Kennel Club Plans Sunday Show
