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MEDFORD N EWS ITEMS Mrs. Martha Theis , GRover 5-3559 Mrs. Frank Donahue of Hollis was a guest of Mrs. Philip Weis- senberger and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Cornell of the State Road , for the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Judd and son , Robert , of Bellerose were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs . Harry Ellis* of Ol ympic Avenue. The members of the Tuesday Nigh t Card Club enjoyed a dinner at the Mei Ting Chinese Restaur- ant , followed by a theatre party, to t>ee \South Sea Adventure \ at the Cinerama in Syosset , last Tues- day ni^ ht. Those attending in- eluded Mesdames Carasiti , Ann Cullum , Henry Haab , Louis Felice , Josephine Lucas , Ferde Mistier ^ and Thomas Vaughan. Mrs. Richard Hahn and daugh- ter , Miss Linda Hahn , of Tremont Avenue returned to their home last Wednesday after enjoying a six-week vacation trip to Europe. Traveling by airp lane they visited their son , Staff Sergeant Richard Hahn . Jr. , and his family at Wurtzburg, Germany, where he ib stationed with the Armed Forces. They also visited the Tyrolean Al ps and Austria and took many touis throughout the area. Mrs. Ben Ackert of Southaven Avenue entertained a number of relatives and friends at her home Saturday, in celebration of her daug hter , Maureen ' s fifth birth- day. Guests present were Mau- reen ' s two grandmothers , Mrs . Ben Ackert , Sr., of Coram and Mrs. Martha Tiller of Medford , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glatting, and son , Billy, of Patchogue; Mrs. Carl Maddox and sons , Richard and Robert of Sayville; Mr. and Mrs. Ackert and daughter , Kathy. Miss Ida Medeck of Oregon Avenue returned to her home by jet plane last Friday and Mr. and Mrs. William Rate of the Private Road returned to their home by legular air passage Friday. Earl y in the month , they all accompani- ed Mr. and Mrs. Gerard DeMar- rais on an automobile tri p to Cincinnati , Ohio and on to Los Angeles , California where the De- Marrais , are now making their home. After visiting places of in- terest in California and cruising in the Pacifi c , they took a leisurel y tour across the country, stopping at Yellowstone National Park , Biyce Park , the Grand Canyon , Mt. Rushmore in Utah and Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Behrmann ol Jamaica Avenue attended a business meeting of the Tobin Packing Company at Albany July 24. Stopping off first at Schenec- tady to visit an old friend , George Ayer. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henry attended a family reunion dinner , Sunday at the home of their son- in-law and daug hter , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kucera of Sayville , Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Irland of Gulfport , Fla., and their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mueller and daug h- ter , Carole, of Merrick; Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schuler and daughter , Cora Jo; Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis of Valley Stream and Mrs. Joseph Kucera , Sr., of Sayville. Jul y 24 Mrs. Fred Warncke of Tremont Avenue attended a lunch- eon reunion at Links , Center- port , of a group of neighbors , who called themselves the Knit- wits organized about twenty-one years ago in St. Albans. All have moved to Long Island with the exception of Mrs. Charles Corkhill , who still lives in St. Albans. Also present were Mrs. Edward Ryder and Mrs. John Mitchell of Green- lawn ; Mrs. William Miller of Huntington; Mrs . Philip Mander- ville , Mrs. Wendell Stubendoll of North port; Mrs. Fred Graumann cf Glen Oakes; Mrs. Herman Thoden of New Hy de Park , and Mrs. Edward Thoden of Franklin Square. ST. MARK'S CHURCH Services at St. Mark' s Episcopa l Church include Holy Communion at 9 a.m. every Sunday. The Rev. Richard Chapin of St. Paul' s Epis- copal Church of Patchogue offici- ated Sunday, in the absence of the Rev. Donald C. Latham , who is expected to return from his trip to St. Louis , Mo., this week. ST. SYLVESTER'S CHURCH Masses at St. Sy lvester ' s R. C. Church on Sunday are held at 7.30- 9-10-11 a.m. and 12 noon . Con- fessions are held at 4-5 and 7.30- 8 p.m. every Saturday. Baptisms are he 'd at 1.30 p.m. Sunday Weekend masses are held at 8 a.m. dail y. Special devotions will be held tonight in preparation for first Friday. The Rosary Society, will meet at the Youth Center Wednesday night. The Hol y Name Societ y sponsored a very successfu l p ic- nic on the church grounds , Sun- day afternoon. *$gL BRONCO CHARLIE'S 2SL ORIGINAL j dBPP LOG CABIN RESTAURANT /j^ j L • MONTAUK HIGHWAY OAKDALE j t**^**- SAYVILLE 4-1132 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. — ALL YEAR ROUND i i j i i j Table D'Hote Lunches Served 12 Noon to 3 P.M. , j i A La Carte Service 12 Noon to 10 P.M. j \Children ' s Half Portions \ j ! i | i DEGENNARO'S ! LAKE VIEW INN ! ¦ Lake Shore Road Lake Ronkonkoma j \ON THE LAKE\ _ OPEN ALL YEAR I ! DELICIOUS LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS « Cat erin g to Weddings and Parties up to 250 ] BATHING • BOATING • PICNICS j For Reservations JU 8-8707 - 9747 I « BAVARIAN INN i \ON THE LAKE\ ! Smithtown Boulevard :: Lak e Ronkonkom a ' LUNCHEONS — 12:00 to 3 :00 ! Full Course Dinner Served Daily ! | Sauerbraten — Out of This World i Dancing Every Saturday Nite :: Beautiful Bathing Beach ] CATERING , WEDDINGS and PARTIES UP TO 350 i i ] | Open 7 Days a Week Call JU 8-4632 j ^—-———->——-.->—————— — ————— — ——— „ , »^^. The LAMPLIGHTER j The South Shore ' s Newest and Most Distinctive Restaurant \ Ray Smith at the Hammond Organ and Piano ' j Nightly Except Monday ! I Dinner - Supper - Cocktails ! i COMPLETE A LA CARTE SUPPER MENU \ ! From 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. i ! Open Daily from 4:30 p.m. :: Sundays from 2:30 p.m. j ! (Closed Tuesdays) ! ! COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN TO CURFEW ! Telephone LT 9-5050 ! MONTAUK HIGHWAY :: SAYVILLE j MEDFORD FIRE DEPT BY GEORGE HORST Although the matter does not concern firematics , I think con- gratulations are in order to the new New York State Babe Ruth league champions — The North Patchogu e All Stars. They deserve a bi g hand along with the adults who were responsible in pai't for their successes. There have been no fires to report this week , up to the time of this writing. I wish to inform his many friends here in Medford, that Jack Hancock has taken up resi- dence in Port Jefferson and , naturally, a switc h in fire depart- ments had to be made. There will be a regular monthl y meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Our park is slowly shap ing up, and the committee has put in lots of hai d work. We hope all resi- dents havee noticed how nice it it looks. The response to our Old Fash- ioned Picnic has been amazing. Tickets are selling very fast-Have you gotte n yours yet? You will have more fun than you ' ve had in years. The date is August 13. Gene Kiernan , our chap lain , is suffering from a wrenched knee. Let' s hope you are able to discard the crutches soon , lad! Our chief , Jack Condon , sprain- ed his back , but at last report he was back at work Monday morn- ing, pushing his truck for Island Coal and Lumber. \THE BETTER ' OLE\ j ! Deli g htful Dining — Continental Cuisine ] I Dancing Saturday Nig hts NEWLY DECORATED AND EXPANDED FACILITIES FOR BANQUETS ] ' Recommended by Cue Magazine and Duncan Hines j ! SOUTH COUNTRY ROAD , BROOKHAVEN ! Air-Conditioning :: ATlantic 6-9880 :: Closed Tuesdays i ! i J FRANK FRIEDE'S Riverside Inn j SMITHTOWN , LONG ISLAND j OPEN ALL YEAR Service a La Carte j I JUNCTION 25 and 25A AT SMITHTOWN j i ] Reservations ------- ANdrew 5-9895 i j By Edward Mitchell , Executive Director Merchants Division Hex-e they ax'e , the lazy days of< August when thoug hts turn more and more to beaches and picnics , boating and fishing, outdoor cook- ing, and the travel sections of the newspapers set a thorough going over for new p laces to explore in the family car. Lots of soft drinks , watching the brown spots and the green crab grass on the lawn and thinking about the month that is left before the school buses start making their early morning rounds. . .Air conditioners going full blast and the frequent com- ment about the humidity . . . The \ really big show \ in Patchogue for August is the annual event called \Patchogue Days \ , and they ' re scheduled for this week- end tomorrow an d Saturday, August 4 and 5. You 'll see colorful red and white banners on the member stores of the Merchants Division , reminding you that this is the two-day bargain event that has become a tradition in Suffolk County. Patchogue Days go back for many years and the long-time residents of the area know that this is the time wheen Patchogu e ' s fine shops go all out to give their customers those special buys that hel p make the family budget go further. But , just one note of cau- tion , quantities and sizes , styles and colors are limited on many of the items so be in Patchogue ear- l y to take advantage of the hun- dreds of specials you 'll find in par- tici pating stores. Oh yes , you Summer folk from the city (that' s an old New England phrase), a very pleasant reminder that you don 't have to pay tha t extra 3 per cent for your purchases here. Despite the heat and the humid- ity, Patchogue shoppers have ac- cepted with good grace and humor the temporary inconvenience in the parking fields off Church and Oak Streets. Unfortunately, the strike has tied up construction not only in Patchogue but all over the Island. The two fields which are pres- ently being developed as part of the Village p lan were well ahead of schedule when the strike stai t- ed and once its over , it will be onl y a matter of days until Pat- chogue has two new parking fields that will gladden the heart of ev- ery shopper. You may be sure that there will be plenty of parking in Patchogue for Patchogue Day is and as a reminder there are two fields that newcomers may not know about. One of these is at the corner of Rider Avenue and Edwards Street and the other off West Avenue just south of Main Street. Both are near the immed- iate business section. One thing about Patchogue is that it never stands still. There ' s always a sense of something go- ing on , something new coming. Right now remodeling work of an extensive nature being done by one of our largest department stores , another brand new , at least in Patchogue , enterprise due soon , new fronts on West Main Street , new businesses on South Ocean , a new theater and several new bus- iness establishments on East Main and continued activity on Medford Avenue. Our office is getting an unusual number of inquiries by prospective new enterprises that want to locate in Patchogue. All these are signs of a lively and d ynamic town . And speaking of lively, don 't forget to step just that way to- morrow and Saturday to take ad- vantage of Patchogue Days , the greatest and most exciting sale event of the year. GOING OUR WAY? rwwwwwvwwwwwwwwwwnw w w www www^rww^^^r™ www ¦ww««wwwvww»www«w>wwww>wwwvvww»ww The SHOREHAM ! SINCE 1903 ! \ON THE GREAT SOUTH BAY\ Open Every Day — All Year i WEDDINGS AND PARTIES INVITED | Reservations — LT 9-0060 Foot of Foster Avenue Sayville , N. Y. SCOTCH MIST INN \ FAMOUS FOR STEAKS and GOOD FOOD ! Your Host — Herman Weinmann j ! OPEN 7 DAYS FOR I I LUNCHES :: DINNERS MONTAUK HIGHWAY SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. j Telephone : ATlantic 3-1920 j o aHMninmnwnnnn«»ani>Haii»a ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ •¦•¦¦>¦••-— .____ I ^^^^^?2p?^ 'itt's^- k j i- 'sic i [ ^^E j**** Ok9^^ ****** ~>if . 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Ocean Ave., Patchogue :: GR 5-964 4 Open Dail y 11 a.m. -12 midni g ht—Sat. to 1 a .m. —Sun. 12-12 '^^^— ^— A License , Reg istration Revocations Listed 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 first half of July. Following are among those af- fected in the local district: License revoked for conviction of leaving scene of an accident: John P. Plock of 15 Carol Drive , Lake Ronkonkoma July 11. License j-evoked for conviction of driving while intoxicated: Martin Ozimek of 74 Park Street , Center- each , June* 27. Registration revoked for con- viction of driving while license suspended: Walter J. Shone of First Street , Holbrook , June 30. Junior operator license revoked: Charles Spicer of South Country- Road , Remsenburg, June 27 , mis- use of junior license. Most of the big jobs are held by salesmen who have swell-proof heads. HOTEL RESTAURANT DeFRANCE ! Formerly Foster House i © LUNCHEON $1.50 ; i • SANDWICH LUNCH 85c and up ! FULL DINNER $3.25 i SPECIAL FRENCH CUISINE j | Special Arrangements for Parties and Weddings i j ' Open 12 Noon Every Day :: Closed Monday , i j 74 SOUTH MAIN STREET :: SAYVILLE i ! Call LT 9-4181 or 9-1052 ! LAKE VIEW INN | ! Dining on the Lake ! German Food S peci alt ies j ! CORAM - MILL ROAD ! Luncheon 12 to 2 :: Dinners from 5 to 9 j I YAPHANK :: YAphank 4-3989 ! John Densky, Prop. :: (Closed Tuesdays) | ^^^^ S jggSg^ N \f t/kr ^ kx^ > V, s * ^ v/ .^o * v ^zX— ^' x/ M ^ A n P Cr C^^^ — o Q^ a \\ % k s « LJ BROOKHAVEN FIRE ISLAND OAKDALE PORT JEFFERSON STA. LAKE RONKONKOMA SAYVILLE SMITHTOWN SOUTHAMPTON WATER MILL YAPHANK j, J Ii • The Better 'Ole (Opposite Sayville) # Bronco Charlie ' s • The Wagon Wheel 9 Bavarian Inn • Jf nd ' s „ En ? f Jhoreham ^ Friede ' s Riverside Inn © Scotch Mist Inn 9 Ridgely ' s • Lake View Inn ( | 4 • i n ut i v B m guffolk Houge * Hotel Restaurant DeFrance j | fe • » ailor s Uaven • Saxon Arms Q Lake View Inn • Lamplighter Y4 Bs ss S &X£> ;» m . mM w m » a< iw*«T|-j c BEAUTIFUL NEW ' ,SUFFOLK jfc | ! ¦¦wi ll JM I Jl ^^£\ I - Lake Shore Drive Tiy A I I llVV^y V VI A 4V I % 1c Portion Rood AM A \ I j > UB Ml V ^S^ V3pr «BB0^ MBflBl Lake Ronkonkoma ifj/'/j M ] | Dining - Dancing - Entertainment - No Cover ._ „ _ -««. * f id f ill | Two New York Floor Shows JU 8-4204 < ] A ) / \ \ Every Saturday Night - J Jl xXlL * ! i Music Kverv Weekend /A Q l ! 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BMI MM ^BB J I I W |HBWBHaeiSBUl Y - ^ * \v * '¦wfnBBlflBV I I *«gS8 $S5S;s !.>& ^SSS ^^^SSSSSS ^.^ s^sv^™*^ Wix) T^l i A 111!/ n Uti/h i Pfii WEDDING JyillJ § ' H J&vvvsZ *, WW mm mw mw B V ^* jnT sas ?MKfrati I g Q cs< Y .^gj fg *tgcu8*F> g I League Dinners :: Banquets :: Parties I • Superb and gracious service in a decor of magnificent luxury I at prices more modest than you expect . § • Completel y private facilities for all groups up to 350. 1 • Special party dates , bowling league dinners now being i accepted. Ask for Sal LeckH S f D j rector. I II H 1 Oakdale - Sayvill e Shopping Plaza , Oakdale i EXCURSIONS \ •TO | s Brid geport , Conn. [ B Steamer 5 [ \ CATSKIL L \ I LEAVES \ PORT JEFFERSON, L. I. 5 5 Phone HR 3-0286 * S BRIDGEPORT and j j PORT JEFFERSON \ \ STEAMBOAT CO. 3 SUMMER SCHEDULE 1961 ¦ Now Until Further Notice J I Leave Lea\d 1 § Pt. Jefferson Bridgeport ! 7:30 a. m. 9:J5 a. m. ¦ Daily 12:15 p. m. 2:45 p. m. J 5:00 p. m. 7:30 p. m. i a Extra trip 1 Sept. 4th , J & Sundays 9: ' 3 P. m. 11:15 p. m. j S RA TES J E Passeneer Rates include Tax I One Way 52.00 ¦ Special Round Trip \ I Excursion Same Day only ! Except Sunda . va & Holidays . $3.00 ¦ Children Under 12 One Half Fare \ J Automobiles (Including Driver) $8.50 ! Schedule Subject to Change ¦ I Without Notice ¦ B * Hours Show n Are Daylight ¦ Saving Time When In Effect S i ! L !
