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11 Area Drivers Are on License Suspension List ALBANY — The Department of Motor Vehicles has released a list of driver license and motor vehicle registration revocations and sus- pensions for major causes during the last half of June. Following are among those af- fected in the local district: Licenses revoked for driving while intoxicated : Charles David Touhey of 34 Columbus Avenue . Farmingville , June 13; Paul H. Arns of 08 Candee Avenue , Say- ville , (also driving without insur- ance) June 15; and William Gor- don Mitchell of 51 Bayard Street , Lake Ronkonkoma , June 20 , as of A pril 17. License revoked for speeding conviction: James C. Newsum of Prospect Avenue, Medford , June 20 , as of May 9. License revoked for conviction of driving without insurance: Lin- da Youngman of Pond Road , Bo- hemia , (learner ' s permit ) June 19. Registration revoked for convic- tion of driving while license re- voked ; Thomas Reilly of 9 Glen- wood Street , East Patchogue , June 22. Registra tion revoked for convic- tion of violation of Section 501-4 or 20-4 : Peter Sanzo , Box 72 , Os- tend Circle , Shirley, unlicensed operator , June 22. License revoked for a third vio- 1 a t i o n committed within 18 months: Henry Jack Keene of Route 1 , Book 787 , Cedar Lane , Medford , two speeds , one misde- meanor , June 21. License suspended for persistent violations under the point system. Henry Guanzini of Box 489 , Roc- ky Point , June 26 , 30 days from June 8. Junior operator licenses sus- pended : Robert Jlames Weigel of Jane Court , Nesconset , misuse of junior license , June 14 , misuse of junior license , pending hearing; and Joseph DiBella of 63 Samuel Street , Lake Ronkonkoma , speed- ing, June 21 , pending hearing. There is no substitute for The Advanc e in this area. —Adv. II I t <l U^ • gepK *« s<w7^ \^r ^ ^ O wX 1 ^^ I P > l '! | j BROOKHAVEN FIRE ISLAND OAKDALE PORT JEFFERSON STA. LAKE RONKONKOMA SAYVILLE SMITHTOWN SOUTHAMPTON WATER MILL YAPHANK j S • The Better 'Ole (Opposite Sayville) # Bronco Charlie ' s • The Wagon Wheel • Bavarian Inn • band' s E nd • Shoreham # Friede ' s Riverside Inn 9 Scotch Mist Inn » Ridgely ' s • Lake View Inn s j H • Sailor ' s Haven „ . • Suffolk House • Hotel Restaurant DeFrance | H • t5a ilor s uaven • Saxon Arms 9 Lake View Inn • Lamplighter | j $775 Is Sent By Leg ion Auxiliary To Welfare Project The regular monthly meeting and luncheon of the Suffolk Coun- ty Committee to the American Legion Auxiliary was held Jul y 8 , at Bronco Charlie ' s Restaurant. Oakdale. Mrs. Peter Moskwa of Sayville , county chairman , will represent the county as a delegate to the department convention to be held in Albany next Thursday throug h Saturday. Mrs. Albina Vanderbeck of Bay Shore , first vice president , will be alternate at the convention. Mrs. Vanderbeck , who is also county membershi p chairman , has made her quota for the county . There are 32 quota units in Suffolk County. There are 3 , 024 paid mem- bers for 1961. The Suffolk unit has KHi members over its quota. Americanism Chairman M r s. Charles Birs sent scrap books on Americanism submitted by the Amityville and Feustel Kurdt Units to the department. Child Welfare Chairman Mrs. Joseph Fish has sent a tota l of ,>775 for the department child wel- fare project , \Blue Angel Fund. \ Mrs. ' Joseph Low , publicity chairman , sent the county scrap- book and the two winning unit scrapbooks to the department— Group I with membershi p up to 100 , Arthur II. Clune Unit , Mrs. Anna Gilewski , winner , and Group II membership over 100 , Amity- ville unit , Mrs. Viviene Ry der , winner. Mrs. Mary Delaney, Poppy Pos- ter chairman , forwarded winning posters to the Department. Group I , includes the William Merritt Hallock unit , Lake Ronkonkoma , and Group II the Four S unit of East Isli p, and Group III the Ba- by lon unit. County Historian , Mrs. Marga- ret Ohlmilier , reported that his- tories from seven units were judg - ed in the history contest. Winners were : the Babylon Unit , Mrs. Margaret Ohlmilier; Class I , Honorable Mention , Ar- thur Clune Unit , Mrs. Anna M. Gilewski; Class II , Honorable Mention , Sgt. John Sardiello Unit , Mrs. Catherine Masiello and Class III , Honorable Mention , William Merritt Hallock unit, Mrs. Josep h Low. Junior Activities Chairman Mrs. Robert Remsen entered report books in the department contest submitted by Bay Shore and Her- old Tierney units. Trick Riders Take the Spotli g ht In an era of dying \Big Tops , \ Wallace Bros. Circus will bring all-new g igantic circus tent to Waverly Avenue , Patchogue , on August 2 and 3 for two full and complete performances each day at 2 and 8 p.m. under the sponsorship of the Knights of Columbus 725. The first circus to return \ under canvas \ since Ringling Bros. announced the end of the big top-; era in 1956 , Wallace Brother ' s Three-Ring Circus is all new for 1961. Over 7 , 000 man hours of labor were involved in the making of this all new Big Top, along with 23 , 800 feet of canvas , 5 , 300 yards of oiled genuine hemp rope , 700 pounds of linen thread im- ported fro m Ireland , 500 pounds of pure beeswax , 2 , 600 pounds of water and tireproofing compound to make the top conform to fire regulations of all 50 states , and over a ton of iron stakes. In addition to the allurement to young and old of seeing the circus city rise on a vacant lot earl y in the morning, Wallace Bros. Circus presents 3 Rings of old time cir- cus entertainment , with jugglers , tumblers , clowns , aerial acts , wire walking- wonders and 10 trained animal acts ; including dog^ , pon- ies , monkeys , bears , chimpanzees , hig h school horses , and featuring the Cristiani Famil y, bareback riders. t t ^ 'ff Tickets are on sale now fro m any member of the Knights of Columbus. Tickets m a y also b e purchased at headquarters which have been established at 59 East Main Street in the Patchogue Theatre building. Circus Is Coming to Town Under K of C Sponsorship I ! Suffolk County ' s Most Famous Restaurants I ——————————— ^——————————^*«———****-.————».—^—>.———__— M _ _ —-.—_ -._., M »_____ ¦... _¦ _ _ ._ __ — ___— _ — _„.————————————_ ^ Vacationers Receive Free Suffolk Guide To help Long Islanders and out-of-state tourists nick their sites for a weekend or vaca- tion trip, the Long Island As- sociation is distributing thou- sands of free cop ies of its 1961 Suffolk County Vacation- land directory, which lists the area ' s vacation facilities. New features in the colorful 41-page directory this year in- clude a salt water fishing guide , points of interest , and a map of Suffolk County showing main roads , ferries , parkways . railroad stations and other information of value to visitors. The LIA distribute s the di- rectory free of charge to all those who inquire about vaca- tion sites on Long, Island. In addition , some 70 , 000 copies are dispensed each year through turnpike and Thru- way stations , oil company tourist departments , chambers of commerce , expositions and sports ehows , restaurant chains , and hotels and motels throug hout the United States and Canada. For a free copy, write to The Long Island Association , 320 Old Country Road , Gar- den City, or to the LIA' s Suffolk Office , Box 584 , Smith- town. L /. Duck Festival July 29 To Aid R'head BPOE Charities RIVERHEAD—Three tons of duck will be barbecued at the fourth annual Long Island Duck Festival July 29 , on the grounds of the Elks Lodge here in Riverhead. That' s enough duckling to feed the 3 , 000 people who are expected to attend this year ' s festival , according to Seth Hubbard , chairman of the Long Island Duck Festival^- — Association. In like suppl y will be other Long Island products such as sweet corn , potatoes , clams , to- matoes and watermelon , all pro- cured by a hard-working food com- mittee whose members are William G. Hubbard , Walter Kaminski and Charles Patrick. Mr. Patrick is also the expert chef who will over- see the barbecuing of the ducks. Another feature of the festival , which will open at 3 p. m. and con- tinue until 8 p. m., is a beaut y contest. Twenty lo\el y Long Island girls will vie for the title of Long Island Duck Queen. On the panel of judges are County Executive H. Lee Dennison , Congressman Otis G. Pike , Rudol ph Kammerer of Westhamp ton Beach and Mrs . Margaret Dowdney and Mrs. Jean Alexander , both of East Hamp ton. Purpose of the festival is to ad- vertise and promote Long Island' s $30 , 000 , 000 duck industry and to demonstrate , gastronomicall y, that there are no better-tasting ducks in the world. They are the result of meticulous research in the fields of breeding, environment and feed- ing, carried on with the cooper- ation of Cornell University at the L. I. Duck Research Cooperative ' s modern laboratory in East port. Tender ducklings are barbecued in a large p it over carefull y regu- lated charcoal fires. They are bast- ed with a sauce prepared and per- fected by Mr. Patrick. Here is the ! recipe for the sauce to liy out at your next cook-out. It has been cut down for a small five-duck bar- becue. V' i pint cooking oil 1 pint cider vinegar Salt—3 tablespoons Pepper x /2 teaspoon 3 teaspoons Poultry seasoning Eggs—1 Mix the dry ingredients first , add the vinegar , and finall y the beaten egg. Mix thoroughly, add the cooking oil and mix again. Keep the sauce cold and app l y gener- ously with a brush several times during the cooking. 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