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3 East Patchogue Men Dra w Sentences in County Jail Three Fast Patchogue men , Daniel Dennis Derby, Richard Barth- elme-s ai'd Leo Joseph Barthelmess , were sentenced to count y jail terms Friday b y Patchogue Police Justice Arthur Mapes after enter- ing pleas of guil ty to charges arising from incidents in two Patch- ogue taverns . •> —— Third degree assault , resisting arrest , disorderly conduct and maliciou s mischief were the charge. - , in the case arising from the beating of persons ami de- structi on of property in June at the Ma-cot Pavilion ' at (>00 South Ocean A\enue. Third deg ree as- sault and di-crd \r.y conduct char- i , es were also vied against the same defendants followi n g two db- tu te s at (he Kiver. -ide Hotel at \2V Divi sion Street during June and Jul y. In recommendin g the sentence- - . As s i stant Distr ict At torney Lloy d A. Keuer of Patchogue said the defendants had \taken advantage ol (heir youth \ in assaulting per- sons . Defense Attorney George E. Leohtreekor of Patchogue said . \The charges are a little heavy, but we will not quarrel with them. \ After his clients had changed tlo ir p leas of innocence to pleas of guilt y, Mr. Lech- trecker urged the police justice to \temper justice with mercy. \ He said he thought the men should receive suspended sentences. Following a recess Justice Mapes imposed the sentences recommended b y Mr. Feuer , the prosecuting attorney. Daniel Den- nis Derb y, 1!' . oi ' .Vd l Lenox Ave- nue , Fast Patchogue , was sen- tenced to fiO days in the count y jail on each charge with the sen- tences to run concurrentl y. Ht 1 was required to make restitution of $80 to Harry Kousi , proprietor of the Mascot. Derby was placed on probation for three years with the conditions of probation being that he would abstain from alco- holic beverages and report to the Suffolk County probation o fficer. Derby p leaded guiltv to the fol- lowing charges: Resisting arrest , brought b y Police Lieut. Josep h Hawkins; third degree assault, brought by Alfred Filersen , fifi , of Mulford Street , Canaan Lake , and his son , Edward , ' .VA . same ad- dress; third degree assault , ma- licious mischief and disorderl y conduct, all brought by Mr. Kou- si. and d i s o v (1 e r 1 y conduct, brougl t bv James MoGroary, manager of the Riverside Hotel. Mr. Feuer said he was withdraw- ing- a disorderl y conduct charge , brought b y Police Lieut. Josep h Hawkins, because , he said , it was a duplication of the charge filed by Mr . Kousi. The Eilersens were patrons at the Mascot . Richard Barthelmess . 27, of 28 Log Road , Fast Patchog'ti e , also received a 60-day count y jail sentence on each charge with the sentences to run concurrentl y, and was placed on probation for three years. Conditions of the probation were that ho abstain from use of alcoholic beverages and report to the county proba- tion o fficer. He was also required to make restitution of $80 to Mr. Kousi. Charges against Richard Ravth- elmess to which he p leaded guil- ty, were : Third degree assault , brought b y Peter Si ggelakis , ol , of 600 South Ocean Avenue , and b y Frederick J. Welsh of 27 North Prospect Avenue , Patch- ogue. a patron at the Riverside Hotel; disorderly conduct, brought by Mr. McGroary, and malicious mischief and disorderly conduct , brought by Mr. Kousi. Mr. Feuer told the' justice he was withdraw- ing the disorderly conduct charge , b ' ought bv Fifth Precinct Pa- trolman Horace Giuffrida , be. cause of dup lication with Mr. Kousi ' s similar charge. Mr. Sig- gelakis is a cook at the Mascot. Loo Josep h Barthelmess , 24 , of lf>< ; Munsell Road . Fast Patch- ogue. was sentenced to '50 days in county jail on each charge with the sentences to run concurrent- Is. He was required to make- re- stitution of $80 to Mr. Kousi. Also , he was p laced on probation for three years. Conditions ol probation were' that he abstain from alcoholic beverages and re- port to the county probation of- ficer. Charges which Leo Barthel- mess faced were : Third degree assault , broug ht by Edward Eil- ersen; malicious mischief and dis- orderl y conduct , broug ht by Mr. Kousi , and disorderl y conduct , brought by Mr. McGroary. Mr. Feuer told the justice he was with- drawing the disorderl y conduct e barge , broug ht by Patrolman Giuffrca , because , he said , it con- stituted a dup lication of the dis- i rderly conduct charge filed by Mr. Kousi. There were seven complainants in all , as follows: Police Lieut. Joseph Hawkins , Alfred and Ed- ward Eilersen , Harry Kousi , James McGroary, Peter Siggela- kis and Frederick J. Welsh. Justice Mapes sti pulated at the request of Mr. Lechtrecker that restitution at the rate of $10 per the three defendants could pay the month. Tn making his recommendation on sentences , Mr. Feuer spoke of the $80 to be paid by each defen- dant to Mr. Kousi as a \fine. '' Mr. Lechtrecker objected and submit- ted that it should be called a \ re- stitution \ for the damage which the men caused at the Mascot. Justice Mapes accepted the posi- tion that the payment should be described as a \ restitution. \ Lechtrecker ' s Statement Tn his statement to the court before sentencing, Mr. Lech- trecker said the defendants real- ized that \ what they have done has been breaking the rules . \ He urged the justice to consider that Ids clients '' are not professional hoodlums. \ Criticizing the press , the de- fense attorney said , \The news - papers have not been generous in the treatment of this situation. \ \The defendants are willing to serve their penalty , \ continued Mr. Lechtrecker. \ \They have broad shoulders . We adults have an obligation to show sympathy to young people when they get in trouble. \ Mr. Lechtrecker said to the justice , \The threats which you. received did not come from this side of the fence; everybod y re- ceived threats and we hope this will end those threats. \ He re- ferred to the telephone threats which were reported by Mr. Mapes to the police to have been made to his home in July. According to police , Mr. Mapes told them per- sons telep honed to say they would burn his home if the justice im- posed jail sentences upon the de- fendants. Feuer ' s Reply \The defendants have made use of their broad shoulders against the people of Patchogue , \ the pro- secuting attorney said. \There has not been a similar incident in the last five years which has caused as much interest . in the town. Peop le feel that the elefendants took advantage of their youth in committing assault upon persons. \ At this point Mr. Feuer made his recommendations for sentencing. Maximum punishment under state law is one year in prison for each of the charges of third de- gree assaul t , malicious mischief and resisting arrest—all misde- meanors. Justice Mapes, said violation of probation conditions by any of the defendants \ would result in the maximum -sentence of one year on the misdemeanor charges. \ CONFISCATED WEAPONS—Suffolk County Police Commissioner Charles R. Thorn has urged patrolmen to halt illegal use of air riflies and pistols . Deputy Chief Inspector A. C. Kohler , left , chief of uniform force , and Sgt. Albert Quattlander , property clerk of county police department , examine recentl y-confiscated air pistols and air rifles. Thorn Seeks to Halt Illegal Use of Air Guns An increase in vandalism , attri- buted to juveniles using air guns , has resulted in the issuance' of an order b y Commis. -doner Charles R. Thorn to Suffolk Count y patrol- men to seek out and apprehend all persons using air rifles and pis- tols illegall y, and to confiscate the weapons. The Police Department said it feels that parents are unaware that the law forbids sale of air , spring and compressed gas type of weapons to persons under 1(5 years of age , and have perhaps unwittingly provided their children with these dangerous weapons. Such weapons are capable of j throwing projectiles with suffici- ent speed to inflict serious bodily injury, should they strike in a soft tissue area, such as the eye. The Penal Law makes it a misdemean- or for anyone to offer , sell , loan , lease or give any such weapon or ammunition to a child under 16 years of age , the police said , and the Penal Law also provides that any child under the age of 16 who shall have , carry or have in his possession one of these weapons shall be adjudicated a juvenile de- linquent. The commissioner urged parents storekeepers and others to cooper- ate with the Police Department to protect the persons and property of the peop le of the county and summer visitors. XkmT yom * - x tmoooe d _^ ^ ^ w Mom Street • Soyvtlla S As a service to Brookhave n town and Isli p town residents who are new in the area or who may be inter- ested in knowing the structure of town and village gov- ernment. The Advance presents this informational chart. We will add to this chart from time to time, as changes occur. Brookhaven Town , Area 400 Square Miles ; Population , 109 , 900 , 1960 U. S. Census AH those who do not live in one of the six incorporated villages listed below come under the jurisdiction of Brookhaven town officials. The chief governing body of the town is the Town Board. BROOKHAVEN TOWN BOARD Supervisor August Stout , Jr., titular head of town government , member of Suffolk County Board of Supervisors , President of Board of Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of Brookhaven , Town Welfare Officer , Town Civil Defense Officer . Office : Brookhaven Town Hall , South Ocean Avenue , Patchogue, GRover 5-5500. COUNCILMEN AND TOWN TRUSTEES Councilman Harold Chapman , East Moriches , ATlantic 4-0425. Councilman Frank Coveney, Sound Beach , SHoreham 4-2492. Councilman John J. Foley, Blue Point , EMerson 3-6195. Councilman Willard Keddy, Selden , SElden 2-3500. Councilman Howard Rowland , Patchogue , • GRover 5-7203. Councilman John A. Young, East Patchogue , GRover 5-0638. The Town Trustees were originall y set up to administer royal grants in the Colonial days. Their chief juris diction today is over the lands under the water and over shore matters. Office : Town Hall , GRover 5-5500. JUSTICE COURT Justice of the Peace Leon E. Giuffreda , SElden 2-3108. Justice .of the Peace Milton LaGattuta , ROnkonkoma 9-5422. Justice of the Peace Erling A. Larsen , ATlantic 1-9454. Justice of the Peace William , J. Rogers , GRover 5-4042. Justice of the Peac e Anthony Salvatore , SEtauket 6-1890. TOWN CLERK Robert A. Cooney, Clerk ; Deputy, Irving Militscher Office: Town Hall , GRover 5-5500. ASSESSORS Assessor , L. Edward Gay; Deputies: Milton Coleman , Arnold Fein- berg, Richard Foley, Leo Jendral , Frederick Lorch , Raymond W. Batt , Percy Still. Office: Town Hall , GRover 5-5500. RECEIVER OF TAXES Wilfred Paquette ; Deputy, George H. Wilson. Main Street , Port Jefferson. POrt Jefferson 8-0236. SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS Charles W. Barraud. Office: Town Hall , GRoyer 5-5500. TOWN RECREATION COMMISSION Chairman , Jerome Sadofsky; Members , Ralph DeHart , Jack Kanas , Arthur Minardi ; Recreation Direction , James E. Reese. Office: Town Hall , GRover 5-5500. TOWN HISTORIAN Miss Laura C. Ebell. Office : Town Hall , GRover 5-5500. TOWN DOG WARDEN John Catalano , Farly Avenue , Patchogue. GRover 5-1141. CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICE August Stout , Jr., town director; Humphrey R. Avery, assistant town director , South Ocean Avenue , Patchogue. GRover 5-4440. REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS , FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Otis G. Pike. Address : House of Representatives , 1609 House Office Building, Washington , 25, D. C. Tel. CApital 4-3121 , Ext. 3826. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION J. Edgar Hoover , Director Babylon office , MOhawk 1-6711; FBI \Kidnap Desk , \ FBI building, Washington , D. C , telephone NAtional 8-7171. Report immediately any kidnapping case. INCORPORATE D VILLAGES Patchogue—Mayor , Robert T. Waldbauer ; Clerk , Ronald Blau , GRover 5-4300. Population , 8,838 , 1960 U. S. census. Bellport—Mayor , Harry F. Bedell; Clerk , Mrs. Marth a Houston , BEllport 7-0327. Belle Terre—Mayor , Albert H. Atkinson; Clerk , Mrs. Eugenia S. Rice , POrt Jefferson 8-0950 ; Treasurer , Mildred MacVean. Poquott—Mayor , John T. Payne; Clerk , Grayce E. Payne , SEtauket 6-1300. Old Field — Mayor , Ward Melville; Clerk Jerome Denton , SEtauket 6-0339. Shoreham—Mayor , George Edward Beatty ; Clerk , Walter O. Cook, SHoreham 4-3740. SUFFOLK COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT Suffolk County Police Headquarters. GRover 5-0505; First Pre- cinct , Babylon; Second Precinct , Huntington; Third Precinct , Islip ; Fourth Precinct , Smithtown; Fifth Precinct , Patchogue; Sixth Pre- cinct , Coram (to reach various precincts phone GRover 5-0505). VILLAGE POLICE JUSTICES Patchogue—Arthur M. Mapes , Village Hall , Baker Street. GRover 5-2753 Bellport—Donald W. Shaw. Holds court at home , Main Street , or Village Clerk' s Office , Main Street. BEllport 7-0143. ISLIP TOWN BOARD Supervisor Thomas J. Harwood , titular head of town govern- ment and member of Suffolk County Board of Supervisors. Office : Islip Town Hall , Main Street , Islip. JUniper 1-2000. COUNCILMEN Herman K. Hammer , Bay Shore , MOhawk 5-7070. Donald J. Kuss , Oakdale. SAyville 4-2731. Ridgeway T. Haggerty, Babylon. MOhawk 9-2036. nnvHnn T. Tu trlnr Rrpntwnnd RT?pntwrw1 S-78RK JUSTICES OF THE PEACE (Eastern Area) Herbert W. J. Hargrave, Bay Shore. MOhawk 5-4922. Alfred S. Koffler , Islip. JUniper 1-1700. Victor J. Orgera , Oakdale. SAyville 4-4163. TOWN CLERK Frank A. Gross , Clerk. Office : Town Hall . JUniper 1-2000. TOWN ASSESSOR Frank J. Shokey. Office : Town Hall. JUniper 1-2000. TAX RECEIVER James E. Williams. Office: Town Hall , JUniper 1-2000. SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS William' Ev 1 Stochh—Jr\y Second Avenuejx jBay Shore. MOhawk 6-7170. KNOW YOUR TOWN an d VILLAG E ALL OUT SUPPORT—District Attorney Joh n P. 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