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ATIantic 1-8089 - 7535 New Discove ry in Debut At the Gateway Playhouse BKLI.POII 1 -— \ i he Pleasure of His Company '' - i& a unique pro- duction at the Gateway Playhouse , Bell port , in that it not only fea- tures thiee top-notch Broadway actors , but introduces a new Colum- bia Picture * discovery. The three New York performers are Margaret Braidwood , who _ ... » * ,! a I \ 1 ^ ju-i came out oi tne iniei oi< Am-ols \ pre.aicti >n; Norman Ro- land . w!io i- one oi' New York ' . - f.iit st a. tors , and Jerome Colla- more . who ha- * been li -niine ; in this M ' UAV foi o\er a year. The new motion p dure person- *'lit\ i- Be. -t Armya who is ac daimel t• . > be one of the mo-t | l.eau'ii ' ui younu latiios to ever J I rii -hten a movu studio. Mis- j Amn a ha- been training at Gate- I w..y ai\ . Summer and is making her actinu debut in \Tlv Pleasure of Hi- Con.oany. \ From there she will uo into a new Columbia motion p icture. It is predicted tha * wuh.n a coup le of years she will be a n a j o i d,.r . \The l'lea-ure of His Company \ is the Kro iiwav cornedv hit that v was written by Samuel Tay lor with Cornelia Otis Skinner. It had a long run in New York and was leferred to as \the town ' s number one Comed y hit. \ At Gateway it is directed by Rodney Whitaker. The Plea. -ure production fea- tures Tim Kenned y as the hus- band , Walter Allen as the boy friend , and Hal Lamb as Toy. Lush sets are by Charles Leslie Harris. It wi' .l play through Monday. According to Harry Pomeran , ex- ecutive producer at Gateway, many prominent producers and talent representatives will be in the audienc - this week, mostly t> observe Miss Arcava ' s debut. Barraud Asks Fund Deposits In Highway Budget Superintendent of Highways Charles W. Barraud Tuesday ask- ed the Brookhaven Town Board to act upon crediting the highway de- partment fund with monies he be- lieves it should receive. It is his contention that the highway department fund should have its share of the refund for 196'0 from the State Insurance Fund \ of around $11 , 000 , \ and the interest from hi ghway department funds which the town has invest- ed on a short-term basis. \Nothing is being held back from the highway department , *' Supervisor August Stout , Jr ., said yesterday. \Nobod y has denied the department any thing. It is an or- dinary bookkeep ing procedure. The town has invested money from the hi g hway department fund to earn money for the taxpayers of the town. \ Mr. Barraud contends that it is time that the interest monies and insurance refund should have been returned to items one and four of his highway budget. It is his con- tention that the hig hway depart- ment fund has to pay the insur- ance premium for its proportion- ate share of the town insurance , and therefore should have the re- fund placed in the department fund and not in the town ' s gene- ral fund. Supervisor Stout referred Mr. Barraud' s letter to Comptroller Mackey. In another matter the board re- served decision following a public hearing on the application of the United Zoning Committee of the Setaukets for a zoning change from B residence to L industrial on Nesconset Highway at Mark Tree Road , Setauket , and the ap- plication of Charles Beck of Un- ion Avenue , Ronkonkoma , for a zoning change from J-2 business to L-l industrial at Union Avc- ue and Carroll Avenue , Ronkon- koma. The board approved the app li- cation of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Detmer of East Setauket , for a zoning change from B i-esidence tc J-2 business on North Country Road and adjoining the area tak- en by the state for a new high- way ; the application of Woodhull Estates of Babylon , for a zoning change from J-2 business B resi- dence on Nesconset Hi ghway, near Terryville Road , Port Jeffer- son Station , and the application of Dawn Estates Shopping Cen - ter of Selden , for a zoning change from J-2 business to J-3 business commercial on Middle Country Road and Blue Point Road. Also the board appointed Phili p Austin of 13 Circuit Road , Bell- port , to the position of Airport Development supervisor at an an- nual salary of $6 , 000 per yeai* , effective Mond.ay. The board adjourned until 4 p. m. September 19 the hearing up- on the application of Samuel and Helen Giles for a zoning change from B residence to J-2 business at Markham Street and Barnum Avenue , Port Jefferson. Tn their app lication the Giles state that the property will be for the dis- play of new cars and trucks and \ not to display used cars. \ Stall' s Ice Company Refri geration On A gain After Fire Sat, Refrigeration was reestablished Sunday noon at Stoll' s Ice Com- pany on Rider Avenue, after Sat- urday afternoon ' s fire in the ma- chinery room . Edward Christy, manager , announced yesterday. Close to 65 Patchogue firemen , directed by Chief Thomas New- ham , fought the fire which started in a switch relay box and burned throug h the east side of the build- ing. Chief Newham said the fire was caused by a short in the elec- tric panel. Mr. Christy said the electrical failure might have been hastened by a bolt of lightning which struck the building, owned by Knickerbocker Ice Company, about three weeks ago. (Chief Newham and Mr. Christy declined to estimate the amount of damage caused by the fire which broug ht firemen from a fire drill which was being conduct- ed on Waverly Avenue , Patchogue. An unidentified person notified Mr. Christy of smoke coming from the building as Mr. Christy was working on his records about 4 p. m. Mr. Christy notified Wil- liam Fichtner to turn off the elec- tricity, then called the fire depart- ment. In fighting the fire Edward Welsh injured his ankle. Walter Willrich , who was chief engineer at the p lant for close to 50 years , was called in to start the refrigeration and do carpen- try work on the burned areas of th ' * - structure. Mr. Fichtner and an- other electrician from Sayville have been assisting him. Edward Zerembo of Medford. and Bernie Rogers of Patchogue will be honored for 50 years of service to the Kni ghts of Columbus at the Fifty-eighth Annual Charity Ball sponsored b y Patchogue Council 725 , September 2.S . They will preside as honorary chairmen of the ball , whk- h will feature the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra , under the ... . : r I . . C.. ..JI.. II.. rr iiireciioo oi i.ee vusue. .u i . Z JCL -; embo joined the K of C. Palisade Council ^8 1\ in I' mon CUv. N. J.. October 15 . 1 HOT. In 102:5 he hel ped to organize St. Lawrence Council 2 158 in Sayville. He was treasurer of that lodge for 15 years , also being a charter mem- ber. After moving to Patchogue , he transferred to Patchogue Council 725 m 1!»15. Here he has been active lor many yea rs, being a deb uate to the state convention several times and working on the bingo committee for 10 years. In 1! ( 55. Mr. Zerembo helped organize Our Lady of Fatima As- j -embly. Fourth Decree Kni g hts o: Columbus , of w *hich he : s also a (•barter member , lie was sentinel ior the newly organized assembly for three yi ars and he has also acted as council chairman. He was instrumental in uetting about 25 additional members. Mr. Honors joined Patchogue Council 725 m ltHl' . t . Here he has hi en a member to the present time. A lifetime resident of Pat- chogue. Mr. Kog M - . - operates a greenhouse business with his wife and son on A\ery Avenue, Patch- ogue. He has been on many commit- tees that have forwarded the chari table work- and promoted Colum- biair-m throu ghout the Patchogue area . Ticket- for the hall may be pur- Edward Zerembo chased or reserved by calling GR over 5-1281. P chogue KC to Honor Two 50 -Yr. Members PERSONAL EFFECTS FLOATER—Cont. Q. What limitation is placed on addition to the premium charged je\\elr\ coverage ? for the first-named insured. A. Jewelry is , not covt red for more than 10' < of t ii e total amount of insur- , ance nor f o ; more than $100 on anv one ar- ticle. Q. M a y adult brothers and sis- ter , residing to- gether , be cov- ered under t h e i' ersonal Effects T > , *a u Floater policj ? Bob HuKhes A. Yes , fi 'r an additional pre- inium of $5. for each person in AUGUST 31. MR. HUGHES WILL DISCUSS COMPLEX IN- SUKANCE CLAIMS ON BROAD FORM P E R S O N A L THEFT POLICY. If you have a question on any insurance matter and want a full explanation write Bob Hughes of Hughes & Still , Route 25 , Centereach. Watch this column for the answer. JU 5-8048 . _ Bob Hughes Talks Insurance amamamWma___m__wnmMm_ -aaaaaaa_Wa ^ j Count y Set to Get More Acreage Near Communit y College RIVERHEAD — The Suffolk County Board of Supervisors vot- ed Monday to acquire an addition- al 4.4 acres of land in Holtsville in the vicinit y of Suffolk County Community College. The land will be part of the site of the $375 , 000 mental health and tuberculosis out - patient clinic on Horseblock Road , accord- ing to County Executive H. Lee Dennison. The property, consisting of six separate parcels , will be purchas- ed for $20 ,000 , a sum slightly in excess of appraisal of the land , but less than the cost of condem- nation proceedings. This purchase will effect a continuous sweep of county-owned land between the college and the clinic. The clinic is to be a one-story masonary and brick building cov- ering 2 , 000 square feet. ^\^\\ a Tm« S The only locally owned and operated complete Super Market ; __f ^———XXXXW ^*^***— __^a^a^^ —Htl^r —^aaa^a^BA ¦ j right to f l j ^ r _ % m & LW ^99 ¦ ^^_wB^~ WW *o ¦\• ci * *** flv __r ._B_r mm __r WW , ^r am m_WWwL. ^.___ ^ B _ flF I ^ M WWWWW WWW *•*** Wa _^r WWW mw _ ^w WW __^r mw ^H.^.^.___-_^^^ am—____________\\\\\\\\\\\\\w I ^g^t-TSUPER MARKET . ^^ ,| -. J_ ~a f^ 1 m I Ae/ I OPEN DAILY 8 a.m. -6 p.m. THURS., FRI . TO 9 p.m. J S \ — *&r OPEN SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 5 S \ 4 MEDFORD AVENUE at SUNRISE HIGHWAY S J U PATCHOGUE Tel. GRover 5-0883 \ *** W ' J *'* M1 '** ww \'' # w * ' J ** w \M'a'WVl«<Wij w ww « aia^t^^ ¦ S = £ ¦ 5 ,H Vrs We Have a Complete Line of I SLICED ^ [ S Tomato Juice 27c I s&w Food I> roduct s Strawberries , 2 for 45c ¦ ! (ifi-oz . ( an) I Tuna Fish 41c I 6-oz. CAN ORANGE ¦ - HI NT' S SLICED Yvll_ _. _.. _ _ J U i ce 2 for 39c \ \ -Peaches - 2 for 49c \ Peaches 29c I FRESH GRADE A \ (Large Can) Local Medium White ¦ j MMSDALK (' .cam su ie Julienne Beans 35c § EG G S 12 doz. 89c S B CORN 2 for 29c ! £ a,i i;- ) vh \ lc I S j (Mb. Can) 1 Peeled Tomatoes....4IC U. S. Gov ' t Graded Prime g KRAS DAL E French so le \ Tomato Juice ....2/37c I rt ^tZ 1 , L , K ! \ BEANS 2 for 3:$c — Chuck Steaks ....lb. 45c j J (13'' 2 -oz . Can) FRESH LOCAL 1 Lean Freshly Ground 5 S KRASDAL E Cut 1 Sweet Corn ..6 for 25c I Chuck Chop. lb. 69c * Green Beans , 2 for 29c j FIRM RIPE LOCAL I New England Style [ ! srv<wFFT l Tomatoes --2 lbs. 29c Pot Roast lb . 55c 5 ! Prune Juice 39c I p ARGE GRE EN WONDER New H ollymatic Formed S ! ((it. Bottle) \' I Uppers ........2 lbs. 29c GROUND CHUCK J \ I'KID E OF FARM I 1 BEEF PATTIES S \ Tomatoes . 2 for 23c I _. I Mb. pkg. of 6 69c 5 N\Brsu o 1',b\ Ca, ) I ^O^N FOODS I 3-lb . pkg of 18 1 .99 j Fig Newtons 33c I BI1{ W'S EYE FROZEN I Stahl-Meyer Hickory Sweet ¦ J (Mb . Pk. -Re^. 39c) I Chicken Pies , 2 for 43c Slice d Bacon ....lb. 59c B 6 = . E ^^ 5 j We issue {he famous New York Yellow Trad ing Stamps because it offers you so much more. 5 I ««• • i m n ° W - • y ° Ur free catal °£ ue and 30 f^e stamps without obligation. Bring your pink § i noisier receipts in and we 'll gladly exchange th em for our new Yellow Trading Stamps. 5 LWe Cut and Wrap Meats for Hom e Freezer at LOWEST PRICES & Grocery and frozen food prices e ffective thru Tues., Aug. 22. All other prices eff. weekend only. 1 ™«^--™-_™___ JM ^ Circle-M Dairy Farm Set To Open on 112 , Medford MEDFORD—Something new will be added to the area ' s attrac- tions when the Circle M Dairy Farm opens on Route 112 here in Medford , south of Granny Road and across from the Wonder Bread Thrift Shop, at 10 a.m. Monday. Circle M is an ultra-modern , scientificallv eauinned and operated dairy farm where the freshest milk in bottles , and other dairy products including ice cream , will be sold , says the management , from a convenient drive-in plat- form for less than these necessi- ties cost in other marketing pla- ces. The customers are invited by the management to inspect the ?pot!ess interior , the outdoor feed- ing areas , and the corrals that stable 100 head of graded Holstein :attle. For the children , the new-born limpid-eyed , black and white calves are bound to be the farm ' s stellar attraction , but parents and young fry alike , will want to watch the cows being milked in the spic and span milking \ parlor \ where stainless steel , glass tubing and g listening porcelain bespeak the new scientific , h ygenic ap- proach to the dairy industry. From an air-conditioned obser- vation room , the viewer can see the mechanical milking of eight cows at a time — a method so precisely, so carefully developed that no cow evinces resentment of it. The milk is as pure and nu- tritious as human know-how can make. It will be sold in quart- size deposit bottles on a cash and carry basis that offers the house- wife a considerable savings on her food budget. In addition to this economically gratifying appeal , visits to Cir- cle M will combine fun and in- structon for the family ' s younger members. Manager of Circle M is Harold M. Smith , a graduate of the New York State Agricultural and Technical Institute at Farm- ingdale , where he studied animal husbandry. The Advance is on sale at Caru- so ' s Stationery, Associated Foods , Elbert' s Market , Fessler ' s Del- icatessen , Hollman ' s Delicatessen , Paul' s Delicatessen , Midway Luncheonette , Novick' s Super Mar- ket , Pat' s Market in Patchogue. —Adv. Change in State Primary Law To Save Money YAPHANK — Good news for Suffolk County taxpayers emanat- ed from the county ' s board of elections office in Yaphank yes- terday. Elections Commissioners Ever- ett F. McNab and Arthur M. Weiss announced that this year ' s primary will cost approximatel y $10 , 000 instead of the usual $35 , 000. The $25 ,000 saving is the result of the new state primary law that requires the opening of polling places only where contests exist. This means that onl y 110 of the county ' s 400 polling p laces will be open on Primary day, Sep tember 7 , since there are few contests for committeemen anU only Hunting- ton Town will have a town-wide contest for the Republican nom- inations for councilmen. In another announcement the board reminded all those not reg- istered who will be awa y during the regular local registration days of October 5 and 7 that central registration at Yap hank will end at 4 p. m. August 22. Persons already registered who have voted once during the past two general elections and hav e not changed their address are per- manentl y registered. For your best source of infor- mation locally, read The Advance each week. —Adv. V— ,— . — .——— _t..Jk_._t_.__, .——.—.— .—.A. —A. — —— — A.——— — — — —, — — — _, —— —¦——. ___. ___.JL. __— ¦——> ^ j ? \ Auction of Real Estate \ < > < Tuesday, August 22 , 1961 at 9:30 a.m. ? i PROPERTY FORMERLY OF SMITH AT [ J 180 CARMAN STREET , PATCHOGUE ? i * i Tuesday, August 22 , 1961 at 10:30 a.m. I 4 PROPERTY FORMERLY OF SHORKEY \ < AT WEST STERLING AVENUE j j NORTH PATCHOGUE , L. I. ? I . ! < Oscar Goldin - - - - Auctioneer ! j > < GReenport 7-0940 ! I -~ \
