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Approved Bchs. Listed By Health Department Permits for 83 approved beaches in Suffolk County have been issued or are presentl y being processed , ac cording: to Dr. David E Ovei ton , comniissioner * of health. Nine known beaches have failed to meet the permit requirements of the New York State Sanitary Code. Health department requirements for a bathing- bcav h permit are ( I) adequate liieguaids and lite- ^a\nm equipment , (2) satisfactory bathing water quality and sam- tai > Slavey, and (3) satisfactory toi ot facilities. The commissioner p-ointed out that Surloik ( ounU M loitunate in that the \a-d majonty of its na- Unal salt water bathing ai eas aie of exceMent sanitary qualit> . 'I his i- , indicated b y the satisfac- ury l esults of the bacteriological c -i.al j sis of some 50 sampling points , ma ntanied b y the envnon- ni( ntal sanitation staff of the de- i .i tin- nt eac h yea r . D' . 0\ < iton -trei-sed the hazard <l swimming at unprotected bath- nm aiva. s . He also pointed out tri e ' I'^ih P health nsk of swimming in small bodies of watei w hich aie iisna 'l y subitvt»d to contamina- tion , while at the same time such watei s aie affoided limited dilu- tion by fie s h water . This warning . pp hes piimanl y to fiesh watei poi ils and cieeks . and salt water ai'ds and estuaries . l uru.ormorc. swimming m Aval- oi s (HCupi 'Ml b\ numeious cabin uui-eM oi other sai ing ciatt al- -o has its 'nherent safety and health ha/.aids and should deii- mteh be a\ ouled. The subiev t of -ewage pol ution b\ boats has . en urn i stud\ b\ the d\pa i t- i.iuit as we 'l as b\ the state le- > ai m. nt o hea th and othei m- t u ->. e 1 ageiu IM . I he iol.owng liuiok uivoii Tow n bat' img b a hi s ai > , oi will be, . i , low ! ioi the ll ' til bathing se i- oii : r.iai 'Jev Lea h Cub . Blue I oin ; Celu Ih\ u i . M i lh l Place ; Cupsogue Beach , near Moiiches In- k\; I ) .I\N 1 ' at k. ri > e I-iand; Har- boi Hill s Counm ( lu ' n . Poit Jef- ft i so'i; (heat Gun B\ach , Fire 1 land; S a n ik p i t. Patchogue; S,nuh' s Point Park . File Islan 1: ,.nd West Meadow Beach , St o m Li ook. In I- ' ip Town: B i b\lon Yacht C uh . We-t Kip; Pa\ Way Beach IMI 1 ( \ al ana Club. Bay Shore; Ben- jamin ' s Beach . Bay Shoie; Biight- watevs Club, Bnghtw atei' s; Hol- land' - Memoiial Beach . E a-t Islip; Hidhwood Beach , L«ke Ro nkon- koma; Islip Town B^ach , Isli p; Land' s End , Sayville ; Ronkonko- ma Town Beach , Lake Ronkonko- ma; Sayville Beach SavviMe; Shoreham Beach , Sayville; Walker Paik Beach . Biightwaters; West Islip Beach . West Islip; and Yeik' s Bathing- Beach , Lake Ronkonkoma. The f ol l ow in g beache s f ailed to meet the minimum sanitary code lcquirements , Dr. Overton said: Biookhaven Town—Barllett Pond , Middle Island and Pine Laka , Mid- dl e I- ' and , \ unsatisfactory water q ualit y or sa n itar y sur v e y \ ; Co- ley Cieek ParK , Blue Pome; Mas- tic Unit No. 1. Mastic Beach and Stony Brook (Porpoise Channel), Stony Biook , \inadequate toilet facilities. '' Islip Town—Deer Lake \ \ est Isli p, \ unsatisfactory watei a u alit y or sanitary suivey \ ; and West Say v ille Beach , West Say- ville , \inadequate toi et faci'ities. \ Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee Q. Is it proper always to seat a woman a L a table to the right of her male companion ? A. When practical , yes. The few definite rules about th i s include the seating of a guest-of-honor on the right of the host or hostess or chairman , and the milit ary rule by which the senior officer walks as well as sits on his junior ' s ri ght. Q. When one is planning a small weddin g in the mini s t er ' s home , is it all right to mail oat wedding invitations ? A. Yes ; but be sure that the size of your gue. it li st fits the size of your minister ' s home Q. Is it proper to have one ' s telephone number engraved on one ' s p ersonal stationer y ? A. Never. Q. There ' s been some argument among some of my friends as to w hose p lace it i s t o s p eak f i r s t when meeting on the street , the man or the woman. Will you please settle this for us? A . It was at one time the \lad y \ who always spoke first. But today, if the y are g ood friends , the r e ' s nothing at all wrong w ith the man ' s speaking first. Q. Is it obli gatory for a bride to ent ertain those friends who have g i v en he r w eddin g g ifts ? A. The re is no OBLIGATION. But m ost b r ides do lik e to sh ow off their ne w homes to all their good friends. Q. Are the candles on a dinner table li g hte d befo r e or after the g uests are seated ? A. Before. 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Fannie '• Mi- 1 M . a Batc\ . John I)( ' - - 'M da MI t t M , Rebecca P '- i AP s ( ,Kie McDonald . A 1 ' . nt > Mi - lul (heiton. and I i 'ill < > \ in.n A speual guest ^ . - ' • - -\ oh! \I' l u U < -ti- ' Niil. o - . ] leej oit who made thf MI J I a ' o i b\ nus and ta\i to b< u 'iiu.al eatbt i ing. M 7 !- I m il' i rinb-on of 21 Sch- loidt i 1 n M if t upeiatiii\ at her ho\ ai . a s, i ou- illnes> dur- ing \h i . h -he wa- a patient for thiet wf ,\s M M' noi ial Hospital in \c w \ o] k Cry. ~ — ¦ PATCHOGUE LOCALS PRE SENTING CHECK to Rev. F. Leo Cun- ningham , pastor , is Mrs. Edwin Moonej , treas- urer of Rosarv Altar Society of St. Francis de Sales R. C Church . Chock for $1 , 100 , is for St . Francis de Sales building fund. Rev. Wil- liam I. Delaney, newl y a pp ointed moderator of Altar Society of St. Francis de Sales , looks on at left. —Advance Photo ! 1 AIEEITXG — Th« Frank E. Ransome Republican Club meets at the Giet_ ne Avenue ( ommunit\ C lubhouse at <S p. m. todaj. New membei a c always welcome . lh ciub wii! h. d a picnic at Blue Point July 2' ,). MEMBER S of the West Brook- Liu on Republican Club will enjoj then annual installation dance it the Veteians of Foreign Wans buihhng. Jei u ho Turnp ike , Cent' r- cach , Satuiday night. Installing of officei s will be f ollowed by a buffet supper and music foi dancing. ENDORSEMENT — Riverhead Republicans last Thursday night endorsed Independent Justice of the Peace Thomas R. Costello foi election to the post he lias held since January. ALr. Costello. a 51-year-old Rnerhead attorney, w a s named b y the Town Boaid to fill the vacancy cieatcd b y the resignation of Otis CL Pike , who became congressman. Town GOP Leader Leone Corwin s a i d the Re p ublican C o mmittemen had ot feicd Air. Costello backing because of his outstanding woi k as a tow n official since he took office six months ago. Air. Costello said he had accep- ted the Republican endorsement \ w ith pleas , re. \ Asked if he would also seek Democratic en- dorsement , Ai r. Costello replied ' T wo uld w elcome the s u pp ort of all. \ POLITICAL REVIEW Suffolk VFW Ladies Honored by 1st Visit Of State Commander Commander Ralph Tripp, head of the New York State Depart- ment , Veterans of Forei g n Wars , paid his first official visit to the Sufi olk County Council Auxili- ary ' s meetin g at the Jayne-Lattin Post hall , Edwards Street , P at- chogue , last week. Commander Tri pp, who lives in Smitht ow n , was accompanied by Suff o lk Cou n t y Commander Wolf- gang Nauke of Hunting ton ; Past C o unt y C o mmanders Percy Smith of Smithtow n , Raymond Dittmeier o f Patch og ue and S e nior Vice Commander Carl Johnson of Com- mack. Commander Tripp broug ht th e greeting of the state department and thanked the Suffolk County Auxiliary for the fine showing and assistance tl ey gave him at the convention at Syracuse in June. Another distinguished guest was Aliss Maiwalice Finnertv , daugh- tei of Suffolk County Deput y Po- :ce Commissioner and Mis. John FmneiU of Bay Shore , who won second p ' ace in the New York State Depaitment Writing contest. Aliss Finnc ty was presented wiih a Mo check b y Mrs. Lena Nauke , Suffolk Count y writing- contest chanman , on behalf of the state department and by Airs. Alartha Theis chairman of Henry J. Jones VFW Auxiliary of Med- ford which sponsored the contest at Seton Hall , Patchogue. The annual Suffolk County VFW Council and auxiliary picnic will be Kid at the Baby l on Town Pa i k at W y andach Se p tember 3. All posts and auxiliaries are urged to attend this annual ge t-to- « ether. The annual past county presi- dents dinner will be held Sep te m - 1 er 1C) . The reception and dinner , in h onor of the New York State Department president , Airs. Lena Rank of H er kim er Count y , will be h eld hen! November 1. County Exec Speaks By H. Lee Dennison Suffolk County Executh e On e of tha basic pail s of p lan- nin g work is to determine the best ut. e oi toe la.id lor tne gieates o economic return consistent with a d esirable ba anced pattern of growth and development,, in other uoida , p lanning is intended to lind out whether the land is best fitted for agncultuie , o r housi ng , or industry, or w hatnot , in relation to t i ansportation , Ire sh water supp l y, tne disposal of garoage and sewage , the utility pattern , schoo l s , recreation , sh o ppin g cen- ters , employment , and all the other i tems connected with overal l p lanning. Coo rdi nated studi e s of the use o f land ha v e ne v er before be e n undertaken in Suffolk. We are now do i n g it , com p ilin g the pat- tern of tne existing use of the .and so that the remaining open areas , a t le a st , can be intelli gentl y and reasonably planned and zoned tor future d i rected and poss i bly more desirable growth. The work was d el a yed for more than a year in hopes of obtaining the property map of the Count y, which would have provided not only the vitall y-important tax map but a lso the basic ma p for all p lanned work. That project was l ost in p oliti cs , and we were there- fore finally forced to buy a copy- lig ht use of a map traced by one of the utilities from old aerial p hotographs for our land use studies. If you see our planning people looking over youi propert y, do not be alarmed. The y will onl y be trying to find out how your pro perty is being used and it does not m e an that your house w ill be torn do w n tomorrow for a new factory. Once the pattern of pre- sent land is comp leted , it will be made a va ilable to all local p l an- ning and town board agencies , with whom we hope to review the voik toward an oveiall coordinat- ed pattern of local p l a nnin g and zonin g among the 10 Towns. Our major objectives , of course , lie main ' y j n c ontinuity o f p lan- ning and zoning between town boundaries , th e e stabli s h m ent of clear and firm purposes and goals therein , and action and accom- plishment relative t hereto. As stated so many times before , we must find out what we have to work with , determine w hat can be best done with it for the great- est common benef i t at lea s t cost , e s tabli s h purpose, set up definite schedule s of procedure for attain- ment , and g o to work to g et it done. > WITH FULL STEAM AHEAD , members of th e Brookhaven Town Board are shown preparing to launch boat for Cherry Grove and Ocean Bay P ark on Great South Beach Saturday. They went on their off hours to meet with property own- e rs a t two Fire Island resorts t o discuss area problems , which included conditions of board- walks and possible solutions to dune erosion. Making journey in Councilman John A. Young ' s boat are , left to ri ght , Supervisor August Stout , Jr., Cou n cilmen Willard Kedd y , John Fole y , background ; Harold Chapman , foreground ; and Mr . Y oung. Councilman Howard L. Rowland joined the others at the beach. i <»\ », Ii tun, —™\i«™»j The onl y locally owned and o perated complete Super Market ¦ ^MMMM M WF Bm 1 \ ***** / WW _____ W WMMMMMM M W \mt .MM M V \ M \W .MM M K^T ___Wf ^BmWMMMM^^mmWMM^^^ wi ^MMMMMmWMMMT | ^T ^^TsUPER MARKET | ' l /2 Y l 0p EN DAILY 8 a.m. -6 p.m. THURS., FRI. TO 9 p.m. S I m ^V — — ^ « ^ MEDFORD AVENUE at SUNRISE HIGHWAY ¦ 5 I . S. Co\ ' t G raded Prime ^ ,, „ -, ,, . - ' ¦ , lnd ( j,,, ;, t . Eong G reen Fancy Maxwell House 1-lb. var tin ¦ ! Chuck Steaks lb. 39c Cucumbers 3 for 19c COFFEE 65c j A . , . ,, < ¦ , ( ri sp Icebcr e (All Grinds) ¦ , V« hn o land ^ le Lettuce 2 l g. hds. 25c « • Pot Roast . lb. 15c r r . UTV^.M I £ J ancj Georgia >V LSSON ¦ Freshh Ground l ean Peaches 3 lbs. 29c OIL qt j ar 59c ¦ Chuck Chop 'd , lb. 69c [ 5 New H olhmafic Formed R . ., „ Nabi br o Veri'thi\ \ \ ^ p ^ls Baby Linias 2 for 49c Pretzels bo * 29c j Bird' s Eye Re ff . or Drin Grind ¦ ! Mb. pkg. of 6 , 69c Peas & Car. 2 for 39c CX> AX/ n ,, ,, _ ¦ . r „„ o&W Coffee ... lb. 71c ¦ 3-Ib oks. of 18 1 .9!l Morton ' s Frozen ¦ 5 lb. pKg. OI O , I .»J ^^ . ^ p k g 25c (8c off label pack) \ St ahl-Mejer Hickor > , Sur ( t , ,„.,. , . „,. „ 5 i Local I resh Grade A W hite ,.„ n, ir ,, n rurrnnnrD ¦ Lean r> ll rr l ***> S&. W SLJ( ED ( . L't,UMBER B S Sliced Bacon ... lb. 5» C !! U \ el E |S S A °'~ ' } '\ p ick les 2 I 2-oz. jars 49c ! .5 do/ J^l (in carton ) J ¦ TRADING STAMPS—Exciting news from Nov ick' s giant super market. Afte r examining many ¦ diffei ent stamp programs v\e have decided on the New York Yellow Trading Stamps hecause it ¦ otit is so much more for von One look at the FREE and colorful catalog will convinc e you. ¦ Stop in today for your FREE catalog and 30 FREE STAMPS without obligation. Bring your \ pink lvgister receipts m and we 'll gladly exchange them for our new Yellow Stamps. ¦ S We Cut a nd W rap Meats for Home Freezer at LOWEST PRICES 3 £ Groccr\ and frozen food prices etfecth e thru Tues , , July 18. All other prices eff. weekend only J ' '' '¦ \¦¦ ¦ ¦i « 1 »iB M a MMM>M ,, i i,i B i i i l g, MB >MMIM iltu (> M W S
