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Harvesting of Cauliflower Crop Slated After Sept. 1 Long 1-land fa i nni s ha\e < omp let ( d tin gioiridwoi k for another ime tiop o! (auhllowei The last tian sp lants weie moved f 1 om -eed b ,1- ,o the open t, . Id- t In - past \\ e< k , lounding out a ciop-making job th i ' st.M i, d m eai 1\ July The -codlings put out a month and a hall ago in giound ieser\ ed foi tlu -|u i i. i \ \ I ' LI tab e ai i now li alin ^ . nn and i h ¦ tn -t t le- \\ I 1 hi in idi tin- week Hai \ e t i IL w 11 In - , n -om. attei Septem- bi l 1 and the -ia i e--i\e p l intmg- ui ( e\pi vte<l to kiep the mai k( t -ui iplii (1 w 1 nno )i 11'in ' iei 1 In ioO m ow t l - w ho pi odu< th e bulk el tin woild ' s laigist 11 op ot tall t auhl low ei on -oi s : i d in a i limat i id' alh siiitee loi tin- an- >i iillii membei ol tin ( a.bb u e I unih ha\ i tin ned m a tu -I i ' a-- pi l I oi m in e I hi ough < i.! I mi. l- ' and - \ ( au ' i ' 1< w e 1 i oiiiiti\ \ on the Xoith Shoie of Sntlolk ( oiint\ li om WaduiL Ri\ i i to O nut , th p lant- -land -i i oiu i 'id sti.n g ht -howinj th d.u k e i ( i n k al that i- a sin i -mil ol good he dtb In tlu- aie i . wheie caulitlowe' hi- lu n i i omni' 1 ciall\ impoit ant nop toi o\ei 75 \eai- , glow I Hi. ( onditio i- weie le-s than 1 \ 01 able m .Iu ' \ and i.u lj \ug u- ' . but hue t iken a tuni foi the 1 111> i m tin la-t t\\ o weeks \i ht- ha\e been cool and tlu d.i\- modi i ati K w.u m and sunny A -oaknig ram on the w eekend td' ed tin ' na ition pump- which 1 ad -iqip ' n d the moi-tuie needed in 1\0( th \ oung plant- hoaltlu . nd floui l-h.ng ro-i'-inn of the mo-t e\ten -i\ ( nii g ation p lant- in the Ne>i th < a-t i- anothcM 'ea-on win Long 1-l nid nn .uiahh lome- to maiket w th top-quuhU lauhllowei Vir- Mi. h i\ei \ -land ian be a ''tifi - i i.dK wateied with the ]ioi table l ipibne n ligation which i- now t.nidaid eipnpment on \Down I' i- ' \ f.u n - ( au ' ilhw e) a< reage this \eai upw «ul- of 1 000 ai re- , m obab- ?N . 1\ alx lit 1 200 aiie- , auonling lo d uctal Mana g ei Bobei I \ Koosa ot the L 1 Caulillowei As-ocia- t ( n He e-tiinates the eai 1\ I hint ng- oiiupj about 1, 000 ai i es ol -a\ d land Mid-season and kite p lantings ha\ e been made on to 'h s .i\ed giound and on land 1 at wa s u-ed foi stui w berries , g' am and pot itoe- Currently. the assoc iation l- pie i aimg loi it- daih aiution salt s of (aulillott' t i , Biu--ols -piou . ts. labbage and othei fall veg itabh s LICA auction blocks at Ki\eihead and Soiuhold aie in > athoi ni \ points foi the cauli- llowei hai\e st m pntinilai , and ast \iai. neaiK 000 , 000 nates wile sold to the highest biddeis o\ er the two blocks With good luck and fair weather , the sales n, \ p i-- the million-crate maik this year Bi cause of its good size , line appeal ance and ovei -all (me qual- i t\. Long Island cauliflower i- alwa . \s a populai item in the pio- (Hu e maik ets and letail stoics of the nation. This \eai , it should be e-peualh well received be- cau-e of shoi t ciops in the Cats- kilK and other g rowing areas, in the opinion of William J. Hanlon , -ale- manager of L. I. Cauliflow- er Distiibutors , Inc., Riveihead. Mr. Hanlon , whose fiim is the lamest cauliflow er shi ppei in the ;iea , anticipates both keen fresh maiket demand and good support fi om freezei s and other pioeess- oi s . As to the supp l y, he believes Long Island will be able to meet uquirements until w inte r closes out the 1901 deal. Legion Aux . Unit Hears Reports On Girls ' State OAKDALE — The Suffo k Countj Cominitt\ ( . to the Amei- uni Legion Aux iliaij met August 1_ . at Bioiu o Charlie s , Oakdale. It was (Jills ' State month and gnls who attended Girls ' State in June icpiesenting Suffolk Count } ga\e a lesunie of the events ol then sta . \ at New Paltz. Mis . Petei Moskwa , count y chair- man , of Sa . wille , attended the de partment convention he d in Al ban . \ in Jul . \ and brought man\ awards back to Suffolk County. Annt . wille Unit won the Flor- iiu e Ta\loi Plaipi e loi having the most outstanding Ameiicanism program. Suffolk Count y also ie- ( eived honoiable mention foi do- ing outstanding woik m Amen cani s in Baby on Unit won hon- oiable mention in Group III of th Poppy Postei contest and thev also won $10 lor Miss Poppy Publi- cit\ Scrapbook Mrs . Robeit Rem- sen , Suffolk County Junior Acti- \ities chairman , won $o for best > tal l y lepoits. Honoiable mention w ent to the Herold Tierney Unit of Centra l Ish p m Class II , Pan Amencan Doll contest. National Junior Handwork Contest award of $2.50 went to Bay Shore Unit in Class I and Herold Tiemey Unit won an award in Class HI. Six units in Suffolk County w ere ..warded pins from the ' national president foi having obtained 100 and over lentwal and new mem- bers for the > ear 1961 . Baby lon Unit won honorable mention in the histoiy contest and Amity- ville Unit i ecei\ed an award ol $2 50 for senior Pan Americanism scrapbook. Mis. H. Stanley Hand of Lake Ronkonkoma is the newly-elected distuct c hairman for the yeai 1961-1962. The Tenth Distiict in eludes Queens , Nassau and Suf- folk Counties. Mrs. Charles Coop- er of Sayville has been appointed Tenth District sergeant-at-arms. A testimonial luncln on in honoi of Mrs. Moskwa will be held Sep- tember 16 . at Bronco Chailie ' s. SPANNIN G GENERATIONS of active Republican membership are Charles Spedick , 89 , of Center Moriches , kdt , and Charles Barraud , GOP candidate for reelection to town highway superin- tendent' s post. Pair met Tuesday night at second meeting of newly-reorganized Sunrise Republican Club held at fire hall in East Moriches . —Advance Photo by Gynie& Brookhaven IHB Schedules Patehogue Meetin g Tonight At a meeting sponsored by the Brookhaven Industrial Home for the Blind League scheduled for 8 p.m. today, Dr. Peter J. Salmon , executive director of the Industrial Home for the Blind , will an- nounce the establishment by IHB of a new service center for blind persons in Suffolk County. The Brookhaven IIIB League is a group oi prominent Brookhaven 1 own- ship lesidents , den oted to pi o\ id- ing volunteer soivices and supp le- mental y funds to the IHB in this area. The meeting will be held at the new facilit y, the IHB Suffolk Count y Serv ice Center , at 244 Fast Main Stieet , Patehogue , in the building formeil y occupied b y the New York Telephone Com- pany At the Suffolk County Serv- ice Center , which will be in ope ra- tion thi s Fall , the TUB will fur- ther dew elop its many sei vices to blind poi sons , whei e it is felt a moie eom eniont location will bo axailable foi blind Suffolk resi- dents to obtain mfoi mation and sei vices . Refening to the acquisition of the new facility b y IHB , Mis . Paul Fve , president of the Brook- haven IHB Leagu e , has stated that the league is gi ateful that Hv IHB has lecognized the ur- gent need for sen ices to blind n< i sons in this aiea. and that IHB has accepted the responsibilit y of bringing the ag< ncy ' s skills and expei ience to the community in an intensn e p lan to answer this need. For the past few months , the Village of Patehogue has pi ovid- ed free space at the Four Sisters Community Center , Patehogue , where the IHB has been conduct- ing a pilot program of services on a one-day-a-week basis. According to Dr. Salmon , the decision to develop a full time progi am on a broad service basis , resulted fi om the awareness gain- ed fi om the pilot project that there was an intensive and far- l caching demand for these serv- ices. 0\ er the yeai s , the work of the IHB has been expanded so that it is now one of the largest and most comprehensive agencies lor the blind m the world. At toda\ ' s meeting, Dr. Salmon will exp lain the IHB p lan of ep- ilation loi the new facilit y. Tin meeting will be on an \ open 1 ouse '' basis and the public is cor- dialh invited for a preview in- spection of the facility which has not yet been prepared for opera- tion. Gateway in N ewsweek Columbia 7a lent Farm ' : The Gateway Pla> hou-e i. the subjec t of an infoimative aiticle m the (tnient (August 21) is- u . „f Ni w sw eek Maga/im This yeai for the hist turn ( olumbi a Pictuies i- opeiating a \talent faim at the Gatov.ax , pla cing its \oung talent then for expeiience , the ai tu le pointed out D< -cubing this tiaining giound loi futuie actois a- \ one of the b st -and most actne, \ the ar- ticle quoted David Sheldon , who i uns the Gateway with his fatln r . Ilanv C Pomeian. on the gi n- eial tieatment of young talent: \In a gieat many theaties today, apprentices just perfoi m laekev ttoi k , \ he said. \Th. y i ut I«wn- > and wait on tables and woik on sets , but tlu y don ' t get to act. \ It was added that some of the Gateway ' s appi entices and stu- dents do wait ' on tables , and most of them woik «>n -et- , but <\ow one of them ha- an oppoitunity to pel form. The Newsw eek aiticle made special mentio n of the Gateway ' s most piomising apprentic e , 18- year-ald Beiet Auayi. who was staning recently m the expel i- mental \The Sun Loo! s Dow n \ Last week , she mack her real debut on the professional stage as the ingenue in the Gateway ' s \The Pleasure of His Company. \ Attemp ted Burglary Charges Are Filed Against Two Men Two Patehogue men are each awaiting action of the Suffolk Grand Jury on chaiges of at- tempted burg lary after waning examination Tuesday in an ar- raignment before Patehogue Po- lice Justice Arthur Mapes. Fifth Precinc t police arrested the men after witnesses heard the burg lar alarm , police said , and told police they saw a truck diive from the Sears , Roebuck & Com- pany warehouse on Rider Avenue , Patehogue. The alarm went out to all cars and four police patrol cars converged on Rider Avenue , near Baker Street. Police said the arrest was made about 20 min- utes after an attempt had been made to force the front door of the building. Charged with attempted bur- glary are Peter Madison , 42 , of 199 North Ocean Avenue , and Karnes La Femina , 46 , of 28 Ri- der Avenue , according to police records Police said the burglary was attempted either Monday night or earl y Tuesday morning. Police said the two suspects were riding in piek-up ti tick when a police patrol aa> nulled them o\ er to the side of the l oad on Rider Avenue early Tuesday. The case was tinned over to Fifth Squad Deter rive Wallac e Nulty for investigtaion . Madison was released in $1,000 bail and La Femina in $500 bail. »~ t ~~~ t t t ~ m ~rn r _ * — , -— m m i m mt ^ i— mt—— — _ * _» ~ m* m - m-m- *^ __. ~ _ rs ____ _ > MEDFORD HOTEL $1.00 (gay $i.oo Delicious XT rT ' rz Corned Beef STEAK A & Cabbage DINNER AtmOBJUjm DINNER SERVED FROM 10 A.M. TO CLOSING OLDTIMER'S NIGHT Every Friday and Saturday SING ALONG WITH \MATTY\ :o: COME ON OVER — SING , DANCE AND H WE FI N. Tht re is alw ays liniment and vita p ills for the day nttvr. :o: RTE. 112 MUSICIANS AND GRover , MEDFORD ENTERTAINERS INVITED 5-9783 ft INDUSTRIAL PARK—Supervisor August Stout , Jr ., and Lester V. Peterson , director of new in- dustry for Town of Brookhaven , are pictured making personal inspection of new 32 , 000 square foot plant which will house firm of Kastar , Inc., manufacturers of automobile parts and hard- ware . Building, which is situated in new Bellport Industrial Park north of Station Road and Sun- rise Highway, is being constructed by Lomar Construction Co. of Patehogue and is expected to be completed by Septembe r 30. Over 200 will be employed at new plant in manufacture and assemblj of auto accessories. This is part of master plan for industry being put into opera- tion in Tow n of Brookhaven. -—Maple Leaf Photo Service ^ __ t^T\ mm 1 ?^ FOR GREATER SAVINGS 4 Buy Direct From the Manufacturer Ijji t O STORM WINDOW S and DOORS If • J \LOFSlES • SH VDES • \ENEIT \N BLINDS GRover 5-0020 II HR 2 -1700 III SC0NZ0 & SONS I r>: i \si MVI \ >Tin:i:r , PVTCH OM E JJS '% N ^, ___ ** _ *$W ^ ^ _x - > ** **» «-- ^-^rr^^Sstf^ ^^^^ r ^^G ___ ? ___ t^ ^ i ___________ % _________ BBBBBBfe/^v ^ _ & _& * t i^^j v \ _f ^^H^^^| H ' *O0CS* N If THE PATCHOGUE BAN K II [| 7 ' ' - \Service Is Our Business ' BR! | |X| • 47 W. Main St., Patehogue—GRover 5-3020 {fit tf 'tm • liramh Office—468 E. Main Street , Patehogue—GRover 5-3035 BB&y'j ^^^ i riday Evenings — 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. WjB ' > t§? j ! MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. jBK tl fc»&ffsyra J « *. ¦ ¦ tiff iTz Wd t . i^^ih^akT ^Og^ A J S.. li& _\_ IN MEMORIAL In fond memoiy of John Pisani, t 1 iid anniver sary mass at 8 A M. , Sundav , August 27 , at St . Mar- qaret of Scotland Church , Seiden Wif' 'inrl fanvlv. — Vd\ Patehogue Gets $600 For Youth Project ALBANY — The Village of Patehogue has been allocated $600 in state aid for a youth service pi oject for a 1 2-month period , it was announced this week by Alex- ander Aldiich , diiector of the New Yoik State Division for Youth. An application for state aid submitted b y Mayor Robert T. Waldbauer indicates that the vil- lage -will spend a total of $1 , 200 during the year to provide a youth emp loyment service to serve jouth in obtaining both full and part time emp loyment. Facilities to be used include the Four Sisteis Community Center- . The piogram is under the direc- tion of Peter Poulos. Brown ' s sail loft , op< rated on Noxon Street , Patehogue , b y Rob- ert Brown , Sr., is expected to be leopened foi Im^inebs Septembe i 1 after being desti oyed by fne August 7. Announcement of the reopening was much b y Robsi t C Blow n , Jr., Mr. Brown ' s son and proprie- tor of Watts Plumbing and Heat- ing Company, located m the same buildin g as the sail loft. The youngei Mi. Blown said hi 1 - \athor ' s sail loft b i^mess will be on the first flooi in th\ former uoikshop of the plumbing busi- ness. The fire started in this l oom he said , and has been cleaned up for use by his father. The work- shop of the plumbing business ha 1 - be en moved to the fiont of the buildin g. Estimates are still being receiv- ed , the younger Mr. Brow n said, for the rebuilding of the second floor loft area. Brown ' s Sail Loft To Reopen Sept. 1 In sad and loving memory of a devoted son and brother , Francis Hursell , on his ninth birthday in aeaven , August 21st , 1961. \If I could hold you in rny aims When evening lights are low , And talk abdat the things we did , Once in the long ago— If I could take your hands in mine , And feel vour tender ki&t , I'd shed the shrouds of gloom ' s abjss , If my ears were blessed to hear The sweetness of your voice , My broken heart would mend again , and tenderly rejoice Since you went away from me, Life doesn ' t seem worthwhile ; The days are dreary, and I have for- gotten how to smile. Thev say in time all w ounds will heal , Well maybe that is l ight. Still without you, my hiipr 'ness is far from sight. I ve tried to leave the past bemnd But this I cannot do , for everything reminds me, I' m beyond forget- ting you. \ Sadly missed by, Mother and Sister Jean and Family. —Adv. IN MEMORIAM The annual dinner and enter- tainment of the Patehogue Cham- bei of Commerce will be held October 28 at the Patehogue Elks Club building on Ea- .t Main Street. Prime ribs of beef , with all the tummings will be served in the new dining l oom of the club. En- tertainment will be furnished by the Robbins Enter tainment Ser - vice of New York Cit y. Attendance will be limited to . \00. and it is advised that tiekets be purchased at an oail y date. The dinner committee consists of Lee Monison , John II. Astor , August 11. Reich , Lloyd J. O'Toole Bernard L. Burton , George C Fin man and Ilany T. Weeks. Patehogue CC s Annual Dinner Set October 28 Returning home Tuesday af- ter a three-month officer train- ing cruise on board the T.S. Empire State IV is Cadet Rex Helfant , sop of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Helfant of East Mor- iches. The Empire State ' s itin- erary included such ports of call as Southampton , Eng land ; Copenhagen , Denmark; Lisbon , Portugal ; and Ville-Franche on the French Riviera. Cadet Hel- fant is a student at the Mari- time College of the State of New York located at Fort Schuyler. 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