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Eleven Area Firm s Praised For Appearance of Buildings MEDFORD — Representatives of 10 Patchogue fu ni s and one Holbiook inm Tuesday lec eived (eiiilicates at the 112 Lounge for entt 'i mg the buildin g contest spon- soitd by the Long Island Associa- tion Piesentatioiis weie made at the boaid ot dii ivtoi s ineeting ot tin Patchogue Chanibei of Com- llli 'U'C. Winneis of the contest ^ ill be rnnoumed at the Long Island l'an in W e stbui N dunng Septem- ber The nMtifuate lommended eac h ( in est entiv foi having' a buil- ding which contributes to th* 3 \ general enchancement of the Nas- sau-Suliolk area '' in one of three categories . The ceitiln ate is si gn- ed by Ral ph D. Howell, chairman of the boaid of tiustees of the asso- ciation , and Moi lis Rochman , pies- ' nent of tha association. •\itluu E. Sanzenbach , chah- man of the Long Island Associa- tion Awards Committee , presented the eeitificates to the Sy belle Car- pot Company. Justus Roe & Sons , The Long island Advance , Nor- man King & Son , the Bee line , National Cash Registei Conumnv New Yoik Telep hone Company, Pepsi Cola Bottling Company, the Patchogue Electric Light Com- pany and the People ' s National Bank, all of Patchogue. and View - lex , Inc., of Holbrook. Attending fiom the association were John D. Shuait. executive v ice-president; John Hicks , pio- gram chairman; Mis. Madeline Beyer , secretaiy of the Suffolk Count y ofiice of the association , and Mr. Sanzenbach. Harry T. Weeks , executive vice- pi esident of the Patchogue Cham- ber of Commerce , presided at the meeting in the absence of Presi- dent George C. Fuiman. Buildings w ill bo judged under the fol lowing classifications: A , Industual — 25 , 000 squaie feet , imdei and o\ei; H, Oflu e Buil- ding — under 10 , 000 10,000 to 25 , - 000 and ovei 25 , 000 squau feet , and C , Retail — undcu 10 , 000 , 10 , 000 to 25 , 000 , and ovei 25 , 000 squaie feet. Savings a-pkn ty ! 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GR 5- r .438 CIVICS A meeting' of the Faimingville- IIolts\iIle Ci\ ie Ta\pajeis Asso- ciation , Inc., will be In Id at 8 p. m. tomon ow at the Fainnngville Fnchall Guest speakeis w ill be II. Lee Dennison , countv execu- tive , and August Stout , supeivi- soi of Brookhaven Town. Mis3 Frances Bruno , president of the Civ 'cs. calls attention of e\eryone attending this meeting to the ear- lier time. Because Mr. Dennison must lea\o at 8:30 p. m., the meeting will start piomp tly at S p. in. LROOKHAVEN RECREATION There will be a bus every Wed- nesday, sponsored by the Brook- ha\ en Recieation Department, to take childien betw een the ages ot !) and 12 swimming. The bus lea- ves fiom the Farmingville Ball Field at 10:45 a. m. and leturns at 4 p. m. Childien are to bring ku.ih and 25c. Foi furthei m- loimation call Anton I .oeffler at SElden LMJ3JH . Shaion Renee Fields, infant dai ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fields , of Abner Drive , Holtsville , was baptised Sunday at the Farm- mgville-Holtsville Congregational Church during the morning woi - ship service. The godparents are Mr. and Mis. Edward Olip hant of Hollis. The Oliphant family were guests at the Fields ' home after the ceremony. Mr. and Mis. Joh n E. Plonsk i and children , John and Barbara of Oakcrest Avenue , Farmingville , spent last week vacationing at West Meadow Beach. Miss Joan Lindenfelser , daugh- ter of Mrs. Guen Lindenfelser of Waverly Avenue , Holtsville , was gnen a bridal showe r last week by her co-workers at the Sandra Lee stoie in Patchogue and her sister , Miss Marilyn Lindenfelser , who will be the maid-of-honor at the wedding. The shower was held at the h pme of Mrs. Floia Hen- derson of Blue Point. Guests were Mrs. Herman Johnson of Smith- town , mother of the bridegroom ' Mrs. N. Coltman of Blue Point ; Mesdames Guen Lindenfelser , Joan Hulse , Emil y Kugel , Joseph Aspenleiter Sr., Joseph Aspenleit- er , Jr., Robei t Parrish , Miss Vil- ma Aspenleiter , Edwaid Wissemer Robert S c h u n k , of Holtsville; Mesdames Alfred Hallen. William Liebowitz , Robert Liebowitz , George Arcuri , Martha Baack , Nelsen Blending, John Ferrante , Miss Carol Blanding, Miss Joan Kirmish , and Miss Terry Fessler of Patchogue. and Mrs. Ruby Martin of Mastic Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bahnmul- ler , Sr., of Martha Street , Farm- ingville , spent a week in Sumter , S.C., visiting their son and daugh- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bahnmuller , Jr., and grandson, Brant. CHURCH NEWS The Farmingville-Holtsville Con- gregational Church holds worship service at 10 a. m. The Church School meets at 11:05 a. m. Dur- ing the month of August worshi p service will be at 9 a. m. While the Rev. John M. McLoughlin is on vacation in August , the guest minister will be the Rev. Norman Minard of Centereach. Yaphank Mrs. John Mize , YAphank 4-3520 FIRE DEPARTMENT On Monday at 8 p. m. the monthly meeting of the Fire De- partment will be held at the fire- house. On July 25 the Board of underwriters tested the new truck to see if it meets with the stand- ard requirements. Until the truck is tested it cannot be used. The district ambulance was on call twice during the past week. On Jul y 25 the ambulance was called for Ernst Willie of Lands- berger Street. Mr. Willie was tak- en to Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital. Firstaid men were Gerard Towey and Stanley Kazel. July 29 , Mrs. Dovesmath of Masem Court was taken to Brookhaven Memori- al Hospital. First Aid men were Herbert Davis , Edward Ramshaw and Robert Schaffer. The ambu- lance company is planning a dance to be held August 26. Several members of the ambu- lance ' company will visit the resi- dents and distribute brochures about the ambulance and its bene- fit to the community and the bro- chures will also contain informa- tion on how a resident may go about obtaining the services of the ambulance. July 25 was the first birthday of Joseph Robert Greener. Joseph is the son of Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Greener of Patchogue Road. Mr. and Mhrs. Donald Rankin of Brentwood visited Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Sp illett , Jr., and family, Friday. Miss Doris E s k d a 1 e of the Bronx spent a week with the Ramshaw family of Patchogue Road. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Mrs. Lucy Wolf of Brooklyn and Mrs. Anna Bay kash of Mas- peth spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Pauline Mianowski of Long Island Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bohan of Long Island Avenue spent thiee days visiting the State of Virginia and the Washington , D. C , area. During the weekend Mrs. Helen Boham of Brooklyn visited her son and daug hter-in-law. Girl Scout activity at Camp Sa- baco this past week included July 25 with Troop 194-1 under the direction of its leader , Mrs. Fogle , and July 31 , Troop 214 of Deer Park with its leader , Mrs. Engel- bart. The Rosary group will meet at the home of Mrs. Michael Sag- gase on M&in Street to say the rosary for world peace at 7:30 p. m. today. Last Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Gus- tav Freeborn of Shannon Boule- vard and their children , Dick , Le- slie , Christine Ellen and Judy Ann , went to Marlbourg h where they visited Mr. Freeborn ' s moth- er , Mrs. Anna Freeborn , and his brothers , Joseph and Henry Free- born. Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Freeborn had dinner at Frank FTeide ' s Riverside Inn in Smith- town to celebrate their sixteenth wedding anniversary, which was actually July 30. Mrs. Virginia Kelly and her children, Gary, Brian and Kevin , formerly of Monroe , have moved into the Gordon residence on Rai- mond Street. Mrs. Kelly is the sis- ter of Walter Goidon of Main Street. The Advance is on sale at Nairn ' s Delicatessen , Rudco Drug, Sandy ' s Pic & Pac , Becker ' s Mar- ket in Farmingville. —Adv. LeRoy Boerckel of Long Island Avenue , returned fiom a week' s stay at the Boy Scout Camp in Wading River. Other boys from Yap hank in Troop 79 that weie at the camp were John Da\ is , John Black and Bobby Dobson. <nrnmaannBMnMnHWHnHmim*HnnmnunnHiiann« I BASEMENTS 1 i by DARO i fi * S Do Business With a Reliable Firm S 1 • 5-YEAR F.H.A . APPROVED FINANCING S I • YOU R COMPLETE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED J [ For FREE Estimate at no Obligation CALL j i ¦ 1 40110 ^ Construction Corp. |- j|| J- I I ^B||fl r 970 Montauk Hway, Bayport 0^7 ft ft { 1 ^pr Dail y 9 -5 :: Saturday 9-1 Q/ UU f mr =»n i **iojn r. • . - uio $&£ b.it> t - i. a —¦¦«u5 T i H WMW H W H f \¦¦¦¦¦ \—'¦»——— MW P\^w mMM iigfi«>iM —*\\\* Selden Troop 229 Receives Scout Charter SELDEN — Boy Scout Com- missioner Biuce Lucas presented the charter of Scout Tioop 229 Jul y 22 to Mike Mijon , institu- tional lepresentath e , at a camp-out in Centeieach. Mr. Mijon accepted the ehaiter on behalf of St. Margaret of Scot- land R. C. Chuich of Selden , spon- sor of the tioop. The troop, established in April , 1 959 , was also presented its l ecog- nition streamer of 19(5 1 and a 100 per cent Boys Life p laque. Attending were Dennis Demp- sey, Cubmaster of Pack 224 of Selden; Robert Young, trainer of cubs from Pack 224 to become Tenderfoots ; Walter Hailend , com- mittee chanman of Pack 224; Dan Mones. treasurer of Pack 224; Mike Bellino , chaiiman of Troop 229 and Committeemen Raymond Steiber and William Le Maire. 5-Mile Hike Led by Scout Master William J. Klingenbeck , 18 boys made the five-mile hike the morning of July 22 from the Klingenbeck home at 19 Silver Street , to Camp 229 in Centereach. Eugene Burgan , Apache patrol leader , marked Indian trail signs in the woods for Tenderfoot Scouts to track. Senior Patrol Leader James Le Maiie , Lion Pati ol Lea- der Charles Bellino and Troop Scribe John Klingenbeck demon- strated how to determine the direc- tion of North without the aid of a compass by means of the sun s shadow through using sticks and a watch. Tenderfoot Scouts Bobby Jones , Walter Hailend and Dan Mones passed Second Class cooking tests. After the presentation of the charter , skits and songs were pre- sented by the scouts. By the light of the council fne Tenderfoot pins were presented to Bobb y Jones , Walter Hailend , Danny Mones and Joe Bellino. Charles Bellino , Louis Pico , John Tullock and Louis Ste- vens earned Second Class rank. Frank Sterber became a First Class scout. mMiEHTY MUTCH WANT ADS WORK ] Theodore F. Donnell y Heads Police Chiefs ' Assn. of NY State Suffolk County Police Inspect- or Theodore F. Donnelly of Smith - town , serving as chief investiga- tor for District Attorney John P. Cohalan , Jr., has been elected president of the Association of Police Chiefs of the State of New York. Inspector Donnell y and other police officials , including River- head Police Chief Stephen Grod- ski attended the State Police Chiefs ' Association conference held last week at Glens Falls. The election of officers took place at the close of the four- day convention. About 250 dele- gates attended. Inspector Donnell y has been a police officer for about 27 years. In 1934 he became an investigator for the Suffolk Distiict Attorneys office. He was ranked inspector when the DA investigators were absorbed into the Countv Police Department. He seived with Naval Intelligence during World War II and also was a special agent for the FBI for two yeais.
