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INST \LL W'lON— W est Hrooklm en Republi- can ( Iii b installed ne« president recentlj. l'ic- tuied ironi hit to rmht . are Commissioner of W elfare Jack B.irr\ ; C. Francis Giaccone , new president ; Sheriff Charles R. Dominy, town Re- publican leader; and Thomas Romeo , director. —Camera Mart Studio - ¦ Krupa , Rich , Sheen Set For Battle of Drummers Ai Dogwood Hollow: STONY BROOK — \Drums at Dogwood , \ a musical battle among thie *. o( the most famous drummers in American music , Gene Krupa , Budd> Rich and Mickey Sheen , will hig hlight the fifth concert of the Stoin Bi ook Summer Festival. The battle of the great drummermen and their gioups is set for Satuiday night . Jazz bull' s will be in for a real tit at w hen these three top drum- mcis meet on the stage of Dog- w ood Hollow Amphitheatre to of- ten - then own great st y les of music. All tl i ee are distineth e and exciting and known thioug h- out the United States and Europe foi their unquestioned ability. Since 1951 when he left the big band business and formed his tno , tit n*' kiupa and his com- p.u t combo ha\ e played through- out the L' nited States , Hawaii , Japan , Au^tiaha and Fin ope. Dining that time they made moie than 100 lecoids and ha\ e enjo\ - ed a tn mendous leception by the music trade , disc jockeys and > * public alike. In addition to his touis , lecording dates , and con- certs , Gene has appeared in sev- eral movies and p layed his own drum parts on the sound track of the \Gene Krupa Story \ the film depicting the life of Krupa and stalling Sal Mineo. Kiupa is a hard working in- ' -rumtntahst , a perfectionist where music is concerned , who has gained the ri g ht to be called , \The Ace Drummerman. \ Buddy Rich , one of the most colorful peii'oimers m jazz , has won evei . v aw aid possible in his field as a big band drummer and with his small unit . A natural peifoimer , he started work in his parents ' T , aude\ ille act at the age of 18 montl s and has been in the music business ever since. Rich is know n for his beat and emotional impact. His solos are creative and colorful with an originalit y that belong onl y to Buddy Rich. He is a capable singer and tap dancer , and an electric personality. Among his treasured awards are the Metronome Award , 1948 ; Down Beat Award , 1941 , 1942 , and 1914; Esquire Gold Award , 1917; and the Down Beat Critics ' Poll 1953 and 195 1. No stranger to the jazz en- thusiast in this area , Mickey Sheen returns to Dogw ood Hol- low to share the spotlight with Krupa and Rich. One of the most hig hly regarded drummers m the jazz field today, Mickey Sheen and his own internationally fam- ous Jazz All-Stars have appeared regulail y at the Metropole in New ork and at most major jazz festn als in the Fast , as well as making regular appearances at the Embeis , Eddie Condon ' s , Roundtable , Arpeggio and Basin Sheet East. Sheen has been the featured artist on several national and re- gional TV shows, radio , and has made scores of personal appear- ances throughout the East , in- cluding a tour with singer Peggy Lee. Mickey has recorded many albums under his own name , and with the Bi g Three , ( Chubby Jackson , Marty Napoleon and Mickey Sheen). Funeral Services For Mrs. L. F. Orth RIVERHEAD — Funeral ser- vices were held at ,the First Con- gregational Church , Tuesday, f or Mrs. Lois F. Orth of Flanders , the wife of former Southampton Town Justice of the Peace Fred C. Orth . Mrs. Orth , 63 , died in Central Suffolk Hospital Sunday after a short illness. Mr. Orth , who served as a jus - tice in Southampton Town for many years , retired three years ago as cashier and first vice presi- dent of the Hampton Bays Na- tional Bank. Mrs. Orth had been a member of the Riverside Chapter , Order of the Eastern Star , and was act- ive in church activities. In addition to her husband , she ii- survived by one daughter , Mrs. Otis G. Pike of Riverhead , wife of Congressman Otis G. Pike ; one son , F. Allyn Orth of Syracuse , two brothers , Earl Fischer of Ri- \ erhead and G. Kenneth Fischer I of Seaford ; a sister , Mrs. Harold Weber of North Caldwell , N.J., and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were I made by the Reginald H. Tuthill Funeral Home , Riverhead. Industrial Home for Blind Plans Aug. 10 Cake Sale The Industrial Home for the Blind of Patchogue will hold a cake sale from 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. August 10 at the Bee Hive Department Store on East Main Street , Patchogue. It is the first public function of the new chap- ter which has its day center at the Four Sisters Community Cen- ter on Wednesdays. MIDD1 K ISLAND — Arthur Mmaidi ot R U I LC \\; I > elected pie- sun nt ot the bo.in! ot education o) Middle Island ( ential Sc hool Di -t iut \- at the boaid ' s annual looigam/ation meeting m July. Heni\ Ni a^ ot \ ap hank wib leihite-d \ue pi evident Reap- pointed uiie Chalk s Ro-olni s ot Coiam. di s ' iut cltik . and Barney Reth ot Middle Island , tiea sinei . Mr Muiatdi sun eeds Elheit C Smith , who has sei\ed a- piesi- dt nt of Pe boaid MIH O the ccn- ti ali/at urn of fi\e districts in 1959. Mi Mmaidi sei\ed toi se\ - ei al ji.ib .is piesident of the Boaid ot * Fdiuation of the Ridge Distiut and has been on the Dis- tiut 12 boaid foi two yeai » . Minardi President Of Dist. 12 Board hare y ou •topped ^ ^ ^ (jy wttatte Sttof *) V Main SJreeJ • SayviB* S ^ ^JlL^ ^ I ROLL-UP AWNINGS Beat Summer Heat | ¦ , ^- —J INSTALL NOW AND 3 I - ¦\ ' AVOID THE RUSH \ f v \T3\ • S J \ | sy \ INSTALL NOW AND ENJOY COOL ¦ ! ^j r SsssgJSo COMFORT ALL SUMMER LONG. ¦ j I /S I EASILY ROLLED — ft^^L ¦ ' 4Ls?iL I W INTER COMES. ©£ £*« ! Ask About Our 36th Anniversary Sale j fl fe^BW^t^ A ¦ 5 €> Free Estimates • fir 55§S^ii&{ \ UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY .fy f ^mm W tf wJi ¦ JMcRA E BROS. OTS j 410 West Main Street Patchogue . -^gC ^N A^- B \ S GROVER 5-4200 4 £ 5* n * 1 «^^ ¦ riBHIHIHIIIIIIBIIIIIIiaillHIIIIIIIIHHHlHIIHailllliailHIl '' IH US HELP YOU f MNCE \OVERHEAD\ COSTS Whether you call it overhead , maintenance / or just p lain expense , keep ing your home in good repair surel y can upset a bud get and wreck a savings p lan. Preserve both b y borrowing from us. The loan may cost you a lot less than you might lose b y delay ing a needed job! : JL Peo p les NATIONAL BANK OF PATCHOGUE 115 EAST MAIN STREET , PATCHOGUE GRover 5-1700 Sunrise Branch — 100 East Sunrise Highway M1D-1SL \ND OFFICE — ROUTE 25 , SELDEN Membei Fedeial Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System TED PILGER 'S - \ Thought for the week\ ^^^ THE FINANCING of insurance premiums is one of the most W^f&SmWmm ^ hel pful ser\ ices our agency offers you. It ' s a budget-payment , m0*W$g?%mmm\ casj -on-the-pocketbook monthly payment plan. W^ ' ^ *¥fflmmw You no longer ha\ e to pay your entire insurance premium in B^ ' ^Mmmmw one large cash pajment when you deal with the PILGER Agency. ™TW*' * mmWBKF Just make a small dow n pajment and the balance of the premium liBfl J^B^ j flHtW will be immediately FINANCED for you. »|I#^^^ BB V • I NSURANCE • REAL ESTATE always call U^MfK^ PILGER AGENCY as- MBgL 218 Medford Ave. Patchogue -frKH - 'Iff ' J J 9|^| M HM H^ DOUBLE YOUR SAVINGS! GRANTS ... KNOWN FOR VALUES ...GIVES YOU d% GREEN STAMPS N GRANTS GIVES <£ ffl JI^'<fBBBB]BB|BBB6^ ||E| MP PATCHOGUE DAY S WTG22-INCH ^—~—»g ROTARY MOWER HAS \ l wV/L3 j #5| rssw ^r • -} nni/>v CT /I BTIM/. i 1 GIRLS' WASH 'N WEAR [s ^ J >f QUICK STARTING j Special Sale COTTON DRESSES 4# |\ 3 h.p. BRIGGS ENGINE s FOR SCHOOL OR PARTY %ft&k |\ /? /* , ! All Items 88c j «%^ pg $M| M I j «. BL«-» S±M/ M ) m mx ^H^ * BBB1 y> / _J ** \ T^ l^ \ CrOW $^. ^ ! • 6-BLADE SAW SET I Gay for <best , school /Wl a I WKKm\ Jm A rnncc n\ TT* CKWT ! y oesz , scnooi.^ J W$£*f & W ^W& IF V- REG. ^ m ^ Jmmm\ l tKUM tU 1 3AW 90-in. sweep skirts , 2-pc. , fib |J ^ I ^H — — £-r\\£r l IKA f lQ. S BENCH VISE effect , schiff li embroi- *JL f * Wl f ^MLS^^ ^ 4 -^ S • PIPE WRENCH I dery, woven border I V^^M ] W~* ~ ~ j £ Z - ~ M ~?\ \Charge-it\ ; no mo n e y dawn , • 1 6-OZ. HAMMER \ prints , all-over designs , 10 f ^ 'hm^ Jm i n^TS^E2i-\ \* w°ek' • 8-OZ. HAMMER S checks , solids. ^_ EI2« L- W — -JJ^Z^ 1\ Deluxe rotary is compact , S • SEA CLAMP SET S Si«s 7 tol4 ll^ ^lT p^j J^A^J % easy to maneuver. Gets ofl? . » WOOD CARVING J ^ 1^ _ - - ~~^_^ ^ . \ ^ to a quick start every time. Q fT ¦ ^J---^r cSSng \ A Cutting height adjusts S - e nur^ir ^ DI - IVT r- ivm I <^S^ r^^^ aht J '^ from l%\ to 2%\ side trim * # 5-PIECE OPEN END S tiMm ^J22- \\ within W of walls. ( SET J ivf ^ f UTTLE GIRLS'NEW I .... .. ¦ . ( ~~~\ \ • 3-PIECE AUGER SET 5 / ^ WASH 'N WEAR DRESSES T- * mi ^ / ONE YEA R g • PI JTTINH PI IFR^ ! vCV^A \ ; hJBm v > WARRANT/ V *UIIi m» * ULR3 r bc/^lL \ ^ A ~T K^. . - ' - ^ T * \ * ®® ' > onBri KK ,Mtrut. S • VISE GRIP PLIERS S / WMX \ * e £ ^ 4/ ««a«k. ,lt ife W '^ \ 4 ' l° ni«od '' ,e ' . < ' '\ aT ' • ^ PIFPF F1F F ^FT * v- '^^E^ . / ^\ B wS^^ \ % 6-INCH SQUARE S GRANTS \ CHARGE - IT \ PLANS ... NO MONEY AUTOMATI C START (Reg. $59.88) Sale $47.00 I.MM„„™„„™„„„„„.J D0WN - 30 DAY S OR MONTHS TO PAY l p^ 5555555 ^ 55 ^^^^ First Quality BOYS' DUNGAREES -^f&\ _ — «^»^ >N^^ i Children ' s 4 -.- ^ KTO Durable 10-oz. Coarse Weave tf^i ft\ * iS\ \ r^S^ C^S^^ I POI O SHIRTS I IN l LUiN^ Webtern Cut — Double Knee * *N|13?|^ &% 1$$$ ^$^^ I Was1 ^ Fast — C o m be d 60-13 Full Fashioned Hose <si7e«f' fi to 1* kd^M^J ^A ^^K(^/ Cotton — Crew Neck g „. 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They 'll Go Fast! $ sizes e-io mos. - 1 to ex I ^aie 9>*vO prf^l§# **9 ioo w wm i «* T 79c ** I Re *- 59c \ SALE PRICE BOYS ' \^^^^ L \ **R I 2 f or $1 I ^ , e COTTON KNIT SHIRT ^^A»4S®\ All kinds of fine tovs for boys ^™ 58S8^^ 3 DTS TOT 4 H 0 I „ r , , , S C ' U JV - 1 , \ L n , 5^sM OvM AI , . , 0I \ l °y s /^ ^ pmi c> CUADT5 wr m ^^m ^ m Washable , Shi mkagc Control ^?kv '^^^^^ ^ and girls . . . games , kits , sets CilKLo o rMJ K 10 1{eff 1 99 X $ {&J0 * P>r priced-slashe d for this salpl Cotton Assorted Colors ps®*®®^^ SPECIAL p^^w^w« ^Mp DISH TOWELS Reg. i.SJ Z - SPECIAL $ Ladies ' $ 1 43 | D S S H?RTS I c° ^ re « Yo °r UxU 67C CARDIGANS J r _4_— mmw tn £Tn S E read c OU f • J ^norlal f kiT On §JBSBSW«»IM8^^ I In siMs ' afto 0 ??*™ I I Mademoiselle I $ COmhed ^T S {eelT £ ° riZed $ bPeCial OC eQ - I CH ROME SPUN $ I You would expect to pay I I npiTv F \ I 2.99 value I p^^^ m^^^— TIER & VALANCE I 4 ^ .Shabif Sn I I PRINT COTTONS I 1.47 ( I GR -LT D I I S \-^ I ^aters. ^.. j J PJ^^ NS ^ immmmmmmmmmmmmm. I MUSLIN SHEETS |.i # I I Soecial AL i9 I I 69c to 89c a >'d- if on bolt I AM * \\7 u » \\ T |81x99 , 72x108 or twin fitted m.mmm g g ^pcviai Mm.mm W g SPECIAL Men s Wash n W ear * V +± I # 36-in. Length — Reg. 1.99 ililBH«liliH i^ I M ^ J I SPORT SHIRTS % 1.52 % ^^^^^^^^ ^- 43 c yd. I S \ M SPECIAL *\ 2 \ 98 I S P ecial ^ rices ^ ive extra I Assorted for a rich taste treat I——^ 1 ^ W% I savmgs on these famous Peanut , Plain or Flavor »Mm^^ ^ATO^ IT 1 .99 I 81 x 108 m o U r S tuble fitted 4°^ f WOMEN'S PANTIES % ^ P^™t? MPBRS IRONING BOARD S J 42 x 36 lil l cases % 5/C lb. I ^tY ^jf ( i£. *W$S> sturdy Metal 7 3 Posnion 2 for 78c I Pre-Teen SKIRTS I T^ot B ZT $ c . JTJ - ~- ^ ml mmwmm %mmmmmmmmmmmmm 8 - 12 — Reg. 3.99 to 5.99 i Smooth-fitting elastic leg Jdl€ «r / V CU, C « ^ # COTTON TERRY SALE or band leg briefs. Wash g , p , .. , ^ mW • mW i O TTHFN TOWF I ^ +% C TT I like a dream- Need no $ To ddler and Children £®sM«gfB«^^ ^ l !r v 1 ^ w ,!AO Arn.D/ i ironin e- I SLEEPERS I Drapery and Sli pcover I wtil mZw * * J - » T , I . • $ *k tt\ V ^1 I Reg. 1.39 to 1.69 I BAJIK CLO TO and 3 1.00 pf^f gfe I Re l 49 ^ I ^ SP^C A? \ $ SAII CI OTH SPFC ^ \LA I o rlvJilO ^ Reg. 39c - 49c ea. p #4k #\^ I 86 inches \ 3f I Dynamic Dri p Dry Walk Easy - Thick crepe €^»»^^ 99 C I Decorator Colors I COTTON S Soles Army Duck with 1 Prints and Solids T vf-J j p • , Woven Braid ^^^^^^^ 0g ' ^^ $ Ree 69c to 79c a vd i In Sol,d and Pnnt S,zes 4 to 9 %&&P(&g&3&$m£~* ~ ^/' i/ir/>UCM Keg . b»c to 79c a^d g 36 . n w . de tQ 45 . n w . de 1>99 ^^^^^f^b#| KITCHEN 13 Vfl C lOO 49c yd. if on bolt SALE P^j F&T ^^ I DI AdTir^ i^ yOS. i.Wg SPECIAL f Bf fevFrp^ l ' :• •: ?} PLASTIC5 Grant Maid SUicone 2/C VCl. , „ , *f C1 t^BP>f I ! \' v °'°\ 4Q C IRON BOARD COVER r .. , „ . , * Lad,es DI ^ c Sleeve ^^ | v -^k / S '\\' ^^ With Foam Pad and 2 Heavy- Vairls l^nit Shirts BLUUbt. fi\?' ^1 Waste basket , laundry duty Cover Tighteners to Assorted Colors and Styles Solids and Prints , l| \U ,» __ jf sf! basket vegetable bin , 15- in r E . Mi ht flt Ke g . K SP I CAL fe' xi: iwte i il f k ^n ° cS. dish pan - Sale $1 . 57 67c 77c ^ ^^r I ©9 C \ M «J» \ VaU.e -/- \« . ©TO UV- n^OT 5S a 37 . 1 I 9?, rls . ^ ve \ » * _ vM \ 3 tot Si' 00 \ '' 4 ' 7 * tM . s* U *'^n. SSJ: \ sum , ste* ^ T« _ I ISS^j S* ^^ \— o^^ g^^p ^ili M sfA^ » te I ¦Q^Z S H GREEN Hj^H^aHB^HMflEgH||BM6BlMBiHHPB|H J BHBH^BBH sTAMPs^B^B^B^JJ^^^^j Jjjgg ^y^ an ' \\ ^ OPEN MONDAY NITE TO 9 FRID AY NITE TO 9:30 Shop with Confidence—Member Patchogue Merchants Division Electronic Equipment Stolen From Grumman Some $400 worth of electronic and antenna equipment was stolen from a Grumman Aircraft experimental station at Orient Point late Monday ni ght or earl y Tuesday morning. Southold Town Police and coun- ty detectives are investigating. The theft was reported Tuesday morning by two Grumman en- gineers , Kurt Hoffmann of El- mont , and Arthur Burk of Flush- ing, who were building the ex- perimental antenna on the Long Island Sound Beach at Orient Point. The two men had begun installing the equi pment Monday. When they returned Tuesday to finish the job , thty found the equi pment gone. About 1 , 500 feet of cable , a lum inum sheeting, and coaxial cables and couples were taken , police said. The Advance is on sale at Coch- ran ' s Stationery, Marion ' s Gro - cery, and Aggie ' s Delicatessen in Selden. —Adv.
