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Host of Antique Dealers To Exhibit at BMH Fair BELLPORT — Included among the 17 exhibitors who will par- ticipate in the Anti que Fair and Sale to be held Tuesday, Wednesday and next Thursday for the benefit of Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital at the home of Dr. William B. Bissell , Titus Lane , Bell port , are some of the finest anti qu e dealers from the Long Island and greater metro- politan areas. i>- — — Axminister , Ltd., of Montclair , N.J.. will display fine early Ameri- can and European furniture , por- celains and figurines. Leonard A. Rose , New York City, prints , primitive American paintings , mechanical banks , scrim. - haw , fine theorum paint- ings on velvet and a Thomas Scull y miniature on ivory. Betty L. Cohen , West Hemp- stead , anti que jewelry of the Vic- torian and Georgian eras and a col ection of porcelains and ivories , including a Georgian but- terfl y pin of diamonds and sap- p hires with ruby eyes , and a tie pin of Queen Alexandra , wife of Edward VII. House of DeFoaest , Westbury fine eighteenth century furniture also authentic designed fabrics and wallpapers. Red Sleigh , Rockville Centre, fine eighteenth century furniture and accessories , including a Hep - pelwite banquet table and chairs and four p lates of the Count de Maine. Menninger ' s Antiques , Hunting- ton , earl y country p ine . including a 27-inch wooden bowl from a Massachusetts bakery. Marjorie Ogden Judd , St. James , antique fans of ivory inlaid with gold and silver , tortise shell and decora tive framed ones , also a col- lection of miniaturi a , including a silver tea , service , perfume bottles and furniture. Friendly Attic , Babylon , fine European and eig hteenth century furniture , Lowestoft china and a collection of firep lace brasses. Copper Kettle , Bay Shore , country type of furniture , a col- lection of seventeenth) and eig h- teenth century wrought iron hinges and a wroug ht iron toas- ter. American Eagle Antiques , Say- ville , early primitive pine furni- ture , a pine slant top desk , 300 years old , a pumpkin pine Welsh dresser , 200 years old , and a set of ironstone dishes. Doil y O'Connell , Center Mori- ches , anti que buttons and complete costumes from colonial times on, a set of Delft and an afternoon gown worn by a \Lady \ from the Isle of Wight. The Outpost , East Moriches , early p ine dry sinks , a corner cupboard 1 , weather vanes and a small collection of Rose Medalion china. Red House Antiques , Southamp- ton , an all eighteenth century ex- hibit including Chippendale cherry blanket chest , a floor type candle mold and an oak Bible box dated 1661. In addition , James Seymour of Oakdale will display rare guns and hand arms ; Staniford-Fleming, Bellport , rare duck decoys and modez-n copies of decoys; the Sou ' - wester Bookshop, Bell port , books on antiques and antique designs and histo rical p laces of interest. For the gou rmet there will be an old-fashioned country store with an assortment of cheeses , herbs , herb rice and copper uten- sils by Gourmet' s Delights of Col d Springs Harbor. The fair will be open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. each of the three days , and refreshments will be served each day by members of the Women ' s Auxiliaries of the hospital , with dining tables on the patio overlooking the swimming pool and Bellport Bay. During the fair there will also be a silent sale of paintings do- nated by members of the South Bay Art Association. Entrance to the fair will be through Mrs . Douglas W. Paige ' s driveway off South Country Road and exit will be by Titu s Lane. Some prospects are misers; they let the rest of the world go buy. STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Swan Market , Danielson ' s Delicatessen and Ed & Dot' s Grocery, South Country Road. Published by The Advance. Also contains streets in Bellport , Brookhaven , Yaphank , Medford , Patchogue , Blue Point and Bayport. All this for only 50c. —Adv. iJlHIIIIIll^ Je welry (j i f ts | 1 rinDiniiQ -^ #^1 1 I hLUKlUUb ; 4j ^^mmf I I 1/3 Carat fro m $100 I I 1/2 Carat from $195 | 1 3/4 Carat from $295 1 11 Carat from $395 1 SE _ These Diamonds are an excellent buy for those who s M prefer size and flash to absolute perfection. § j § Come in and let us show you the factors that affect p §j value of the diamond you purchase. 1 1 SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF DIAMOND j I ENGAGEMENT RINGS FROM $35.00 TO $1 , 000.00. 1 I KALLER'S JEWELRY STORE m — g Dependable Service Sinc e 1899 §1 j i Store Hours : 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. —Mon. and Fri., 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. jj 1 30 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE , N. Y. l] 1 GRover 5-2002 1 lpil[|||IIIIIHIIIHI|lllipillllllllllllllllllllllll|||||||[||||llll|||IW Mac Kavner ' s Fashions for Men FINE CLOTHING - HATS - HABERDASHERY - SINCE 1927 SEMI ANNUAL SALE SUITS , SPORTCOATS and SLACKS \ BY HART , SCHAFFNER and MARX , BOTANY \500\ PALM BEACH , HASPEL and EAGLE SUITS regularl y $110.00 Now $ 88°° regularl y 79.50 - N ow *03 60 regularl y 59.95 N ow $ 4T 60 regularly 45.00 - - Now $ 35 95 regularl y 39.95 Now § 31 96 SPORT COATS SLACKS regularl y 35.00 27 95 regularl y 24.95 19®« regularl y 32.95 25^ r^uhr^ 2K5 ° 1695 regularl y 15.95 12™ regularl y 29.95 23»« regularl y ,095 8 76 SWIM WEAR , WALK SHORTS , SPORT SHIRTS , ROBES , etc. b y MacGregor , Cisco Sportswear , Catalina AH from Our Regular Stock 20% to 40% OFF Here is your opportunity to take advantage of these outstanding values. Choose from our complete selections of fine merchandise of nationall y advertised brands , which have made Mac Kavner ' s justl y famous for superb quality. USE OUR EXTENDED CHARGE ACCOUNT AT NO EXTRA CHARGE 14 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE Open Monday and Friday Till 9 P.M. GOP Women ' s Party Raises $1 , 000 SMILING THROUGH HEAT WAVE at \Sum- mer Festival\ Lawn party sponsored by Suffolk County Women ' s Republican Club at County Re- publican Clubhouse in Blue Point recentl y are , left to right , President Mrs. Miriam T. Anzel , and Mrs. Robert Sheridan of East Patchogue , Mrs. Kenneth Clayton of Bayport and Mrs. Fred Hachenberg of St. James , co-chairmen of eyent. —Maple Leaf Photo Service BLUE POINT — Amid cooling< breezes on the hottest day of the Summer* , the Summer Festival Lawn party sponsored by the Suf- folk County Women ' s Republican Club was an outstanding success. The fourth annual lawn party by the county-wide women ' s group, held July 22 , at the Suffolk County Republican clubhouse on Atlantic Avenue , Blue Boint , was well at- tended. . Co-chairmen for the event were Mrs. Kenneth Clayton of Bayport , Mrs. Fred Hachenberg of St. James and Mrs. Robert Sheridan of East Patchogue. Over-all co- ordinators were the officers of the club headed by Mtrs. Miriam An- zel of Brightwaters. Republican county candidates at- tended , including District Attor- ney John P. Cohalan , Jr., who has been designated for the county judge position. Words of congrat- ulations were received from Coun- ty Treasurer Chester Jacobs and County Welfare Commissioner John L. Barry, both seeking re- -election. Many county and town 1 \ officials also attended , including County Republican Chairman Ar- thur M. Cromarty. According to latest figures , ap- proximately $1 , 000 was raised b y the ladies. This will be used to help further the Republican cause throughout the county this Fall. Chairmen for the committees were as follows: tickets , Mrs. G'; en Carter , Westhampton Bea- ch ' ; decorations . Miss Kathleen Hayes , West Islip; white elephant table , Mrs. Elsie Mallo , Center Moriches and Mrs. Donald Mc Meekan, Westhampton; plant ta- ble , Mrs. Frank Ransome and Mrs. Paula Mathewoon , Patchogue ; apron table. Mrs. Carter. Those who served on the general committee in addition to the above names included Mrs. John French , Mrs. Rolarid Ketcham , Mrs. Wil- bur Fajans and Mrs. Philip Hart- mann , all of Babylon Town ; Mrs. Paul Eve , Mrs. J. J. Mac Donald , Miss Judith Smith , Mrs. William Carapezza , Mrs. John Tully, Mrs. > Florida Griffin , Mrs. Paula Ma- thewson , Mrs. Elsie Mallo , Mirs. Joseph Ball , Mrs. William Haspel , Mrs. Josep h March , Mrs. Alice Shaw , Mrs. Samuel Frace , Mrs. Ruth Stoffel , Mrs. Ormond Walsh , Mrs. Salvatore Taibbi , Mrs. Ed- ward Hill and Mrs. Helen Moore , all of Brookhaven Town ; Mrs. Grace Lundstrom , Mrs. William Geiler , Mrs. Eugene Wodzicki , Mrs. Frank Rasweiler , Mrs. Geor- ge McCrain all of Huntington Town; Mrs. Joseph Kozofsky of Riverhead; Mrs. John Stanislaw , Mrs. Bea Martinsen , Mrs. Emil Koenig of Smithtown ; Miss Linda ] Last, Mrs. Walter Last , Mrs. Wil- ! liam Shea , Mrs. Harold Wagner , Mrs. Edgar Bailes , Mrs. Charles Housler , Mrs. Frank Marsalona , Mrs. Donald Walsh , Islip Town ; and Mrs. Wayne Riley, Southamp- ' ton Town. The next meeting of the club will be held at 8 p. m. September 20 , at the Suffolk County Repub- lican Clubhouse, Atlantic Avenue , Blue Point. NAAC P Sponsors G.H. Rall y Sunday GORDON ' HEIGHTS— A fi ght-for-freedom rall y, spon- sored by the Patchogue branch of the NAACP, will be held at 4 p.m. Sunda y at the Community Center. Percy Sutton and Mrs. Dup- ree White , featured speakers , will tell of their experiences as Freedom Riders in Missis- sippi , where both were jailed for testing that state ' s seg- regation laws. A full report on the recent NAACP convention in Phila- del phia will also be included in the program. 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W' § BnnnnmiiuumiinniiiiiBiMiiMiiiii nimiJiiuiMiiiiiinHiniinmiiiimmiHiiiHu • Top Brand Merchandise — At Lowest Prices • I GE 10 CU. FT. 444 E. MAIN ST., PATCHOGUE (One Door West of PELCO) RPp DlPFR A TOR I GRover 5-3244 1 - 0 gg Monday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1 ^ fl ~B: CS Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. | BELLPORT — A Corn Harvest Lawn party will be held from 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Irving Cooper- srriith on South Country Road here in Bellport next to the golf course. The , event wll feature the ap- pearance of Brookhaven Town Su- pervisor Aug-ust Stout , Jr., and Brookhaven Town Clerk Robert A. Cooney, both of whom are run- ning for re-election this Novem- ber. Music will be provided by the Jimmy Lotito orchestra. Also on hand will be a host of other lo- cal talent to provide entertainment for the afternoon , including fea- tured players from the Gateway Theatre in Bellport. There is no admission charge and all are invited. Corn Harvest Lawn Part y Set for Sunday Pete Poulos , Patchogue recreation director , has an- nounced that the Patchogue Municipal Pool Annual Aqua Show will be held August 29 instead of the previously an- nounced date of August 22. This year Paul Hauser , pool manager , has been work - ing on an Oriental theme and has named the show \Strictl y Occidental. \ The show will include the favorite Senior Water Ballet , the Junior Water Ballet , fancy diving, the Comical Clowns , mem- bers of the swim classes and the recreation department staff. One of the main attract- ions will be the New York Twirling: Champion , Stan- Ann Miranda of East Pat- chogue. Admission will be free. P' chogue A qua Show Set for August 29 ALBANY — It' s easier this year than ever before to renew your New York State operator ' s license , Motor Vehicle Commis- sioner William S. Hults explained this week. Before Tuesday, every operator whose valid license expires Sep- tember 30 will have received one of the depai\tment' s new punch- card applications in the mail. To have the punch card validat- ed , there are three steps motoi > - ists must take : 1. Check the pre-printed punch card for accuracy. 2. Answer a few health ques- tions and sign your name. 3. Take — or mail — the ap- plication to your nearest motor vehicle issuing office , together with the fee stamped on the ap- plication and your old license re- newal stub. If your papers are all in order , the clerk at the issuing office will accept . your fee and stamp part of the application. This become s your license , and conveniently fits into your wallet. If there are inaccuracies in the pre-printed matter , you should point them out to the clerk in the issuing office. In most cases , it is possible to get your new li- cense right away, and a corrected license soon afterwards. Commissioner Hults had this ad- ditional warning : \If your operator ' s license ex- p ires this September 30 , and you haven 't received your punch-card application in the mail by August 15, contact your nearest motor ve- hicle office immediately. \ \Above all, \ said Commissioner Bults , \don 't lose your applica- tion. It' s an important document , and the onl y way to get another is to make a special app lication , which has to be processed in Al- bany. \ \If you should lose or mutilate your application , however , you should get in touch with your nearest motor vehicle office imme- diately, to avoid delay, \ he added. The Patchogue branch of the Department of Motor Vehicles re- cently moved from 28 Lake Street to 185 South Ocetan Avenue. A motor vehicle issuing office is also located at the Suffolk County Clerk' s office in Riverhead. Drivers License Renewal Easier With New Card Tiffany and Co. have announced that Rose Jewelers of Patchogue and Riverhead are now the au- thorized distributors for all Tif- fany merchandise. According to Harry Rose, presi- dent of Rose Jewelers , this will af- ford a convenience to Suffolk County residents hitherto un- known before. All silver merchan- dise , for example , advertised by Tiffanys in the New York news- papers and nationally circulated magazines , as well as Tiffany ' s Christmas and other seasonal cata- logs , can be secured here in Pat- chogue. Rose Jewelers is displaying some Tiffany watches , flatware and other items in one of their store windows. There are only 25 other jewelry stores in the nation allowed to sell Tiffany ' s merchan- dise. Rose Jewelers Now Authorized to Sell Tiffany Merchandise j Fresh Crab Meat , 79c lb. - Soft Shell Crabs , 25c ea. t < Sea Food Dinners to Go 71/* UP ? \ with Cole Slaw , French Fries , Tartar Sauce \ ** ^ Complete \ \ FRESH SEA FOOD RECEIVED DAILY I SOUTH BAY FISH MARKET I 50 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE , PATCHOGUE — GKover 5-1595 I Good Reading for the Whole Family • News • Facts • Family Featu res The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15 , Mass. Send your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosed find my check or money order. 1 year $20 D; 6 months $10 ? 3 months $5 ? Name Address City Zone State FAST ACTION FROM *&& mi m&^^mm JI g^fc wi W * J H i * You save plenty by subscribing for The Advance , the Postmaster does the rest. Only $5 for 12 months , we pay the postage. Your order addressed to Circulation Dept., P. O. Drawer 780 , Patch- ! ogue , N. Y., will start your paper with the next edition. —Adv. Speaking of BUSINESS ACQUIRES STOCK — Law- yers Mortgage and Title Com- pany, a 96A per cent owned sub- sidiary of United Improvement & Investing Corp., has acquired for cash more than 97 per cent of the stock of Guaranteed Title and Mjortgage Company, UI&I vice chairman John E. M' arqusee an- nounced this week. The name of the merged company is Guaran- teed Title Company. Lawyers Mortgage and Title Company has offices at 53 West Main Street in Riverhead. The former Guaranteed Title and Mort- gage offices are at 130 Griffing Avenue in Riverhead. The merged company ranks as one of the state ' s larger title insurance com- panies. During 1960 , the two com- panies wrote a total of more than $485 , 000 ,000 in title insurance and had gross fees of more than $2 , 500 , 000 , Mr. Marqusee said. He said the merger would enable the new company to serve the fi- nancial , legal and l'ea l estate com- munities better through the con- solidation of the large title plants and facilities of the two compan- ies and the pooling of staff skills and experience. AWARD— T he Bonadettes Ma- rina Service Award , for outstand- ing service and assistance to boat- men and fisherme n , has been awarded to \Toad\ ConKlin ' s Boat Yard , it was announced this week b y \Cap tain \ Nick Gargano , awards chairman of the Council \' or Safe Family Boating. - 1 \ [ ¦ -***«&' , ; j _ i .. ... . 1 \My teeth fell overboard!\ Baby teething? Sooth baby ' s aching gums with a cold com- press teether and teething lo- tion from our excellent sup- pl y of baby needs.
