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RECENT OBITUARIES GEORGE M \KSII \LL SCII Ul- I'EG KR , ill . ol HI! Teny Road. Iktilmgue , du d at Biookhaven \ i nio ii.il ilo p ta ] ,a-t Wednesday iMtei an ill ne-s . Hoi n in Biooklyn . he had lived in Patchouli - i ' oi the past . 'U) y<ai- . He wa- emp loy ed at Reich lliother- Trucking firm foi 15 year- piim to woiking at the P>i ookha\en National Laboratory i< ' 11 year- a- a -teamfittei . He wa- a member of the board of (Veetoi - o| the Xoi th Patchogue Ci\ic As-oi iation. He i- survived by his wife , Id i of Pah boeue; two son* . Marslvdl ( ' . of Buffalo and John H. of Pat- ( hogue : a brother . Chailes ol liinokhn; a sister. Mrs . Anip o ( In i- op hi'i of Aubuin S pimg- , \ f : and Iw o vr mdchildien. Ikmual - i\iee - w et > lield at 1 p. in. Satuiday at the Pe til 1 une' il Honu' . Pat ( lu «'ue, with ill R 'V Dame! Fiehloi of the Fin nine ' Lutlieian Chunk of Pit (bo \u- olrici iting Intel ment fol- lowed i'i W' asliin\ ton Memoiial Paik. (' 01 :1111. 1T) W\RD MFYKKS , 7.1 . ol TVI poit Road . West Yap hank dit il Sunday at P .iookhaven Me- n.oiial Ho-]ii a! after a bi ief ill- i.e - . I' oin in New Yoik City, he had ii\el 111 W' e-t Yaphank for eight y ( i' - . \ I el it ed partner in a fuikiiie bu-iness . he wa- an \rnty v 1 t 1 an of W o> Id W .11 1 . and a ninnb'r of the Medford P emocia- 11c 1 'Ju l) . He 1- -u \ ived bv hi- w ife, Man of W e-t Yap hank; three o.ui ' htei- Mt- Alan Frank and Mi I' .ei h 1 Sa\ ige . both of We-t t 11 1 ink . ,nd Mi -. 1 ilium Row - bun of Rtil _ 'W\ ood; 1 -ten-son . Jo- -t ph K Ke\e- of W' e-t Y.i))hank: and ' wo b' l ' .iie'- . Sam uel of New Vuk City and Moe of P> ildwm. Sei M^ 1 - we ie held at 8 p. m. Tae-da\ at tlm Ruland Fu iieri ' lion e . Patchogue. the Rev Harold F Flathmann. pa-tor of the^ New Apo stolic Chare h of St. James . e ffu iting In ei ment wa- at 11:1. \ ) a m. \ is;erday al the L< n _ I-- 1 \d National Cenvtety. Pine- law 11. WILLI \M T. GLOVER. . \ . of k20 Noith Gillette Avenue. Ray- norl died unexpeet e iLv ai home Ft da\ . P om in Patehogue. he was a le-ulenl of Ray poll toi 21 y eai s . Hi \\a- enpnoy e 1 b\ the Shell Oil t ompany a- a chautfom . He wa- .ni exempt hi e man of the Eng ine Cc inpmy oi the Patch- ogue Fne Depaitment. IF 1- -ui\i\ed by hi- wife , Anna 01 Ray poit, a eh.lighter . M r- . Ilea 11 kuehnle of W 1-t \ap hank; a -on. Robeit of the United States .\n I-on e -eiwng 111 Tuikev: hi- modiei . Mi. s . Annie Clovei of Pat- c ogu : two biothei- . John anel Robeit of Patchogue and two sis- ter- . Mi- . Annie Ikfe and Mr- . Cathenne Eaton, both of P atch- ogue Fiie Depaitment . -eiviee- were he ld at 7.50 p. m. Sunday, fo 'low - e ei by a 10-aiy -eivue at 8 p. m. a. ti 0 Rib 1 anio Funeial Home A Solemn Requiem Ma-- wa- held a 1 l . '- >0 a m. Monday at Our Lady of the Snow R. C. Church in Blue Pour , wuh the Rev. Thomas Bien- nan officiating . Interment followed :.t St. Francis Cemetery. Pateh- < giu FRANK ROETTINGER . 73 . of Hawkins A\ enue, Ronkonkoma. died Augu st 31 at his home. Mi . Roettinger . a retired em- p h>\ e of the Long Island Railroad , had ' lived in Ronkonkoma for more than 40 yeais. He is surv iv ed by two sons , Dr. Walter Roettinger of Lake Ron- konkoma and Frank Roettinger , Ji.. of Rio , Wise; a daug hter. Mrs . Jane Staiger of East Scho- dack : eight grandchildren; a 1 rother , John Roettinger of Ja- maiea and a sister , Mr s. Cora Gaiss er of Florida. Fu n eral s erv ice s were held at the Josep h A. Weber Funeral Hom e on Hawkins Avenue . L ake Ronkonkoma at 2 p. m. Septem- ber . \ , with the Rev. William Boone officiating. Interment followed in the Lake Ronkonkoma Cemetery at F ive Corners. MRS. HELEN KRYSINSKI , 38 , of 98 Lillian Road, Lake Ronkon- koma , died September 2 at her horn* . Formerl y of Carl e Place , Mrs. K rys in s ki had li v ed i n Lake Ron- konkoma for the past three years. She is survived by he r h u sband , Edward W., of Lake Ronkonkoma: two si-ters , Mrs. Eve Schultz and Mr- . Alice Stanle y, and six brotheis , John , Anthonv , Josep h , Peter . William and Walter Sokol. Mrs. Krysinski was a member of th e Pi ne Lod g e Soc i al Club in • Lake Ronkonkoma. The bod y reposed at the New I l ul e I' ark Funeral Home , 306 Lakev ille Road, New H y de Pa rk , where Rosary was recited at 8 ]). m. September (! . A Solemn H i gh Requiem Mass was celebrated at 0:30 a. 111 . last Thuisday. with in- terment following in St . Charles Cemetery, Fa rmingdale. J OHN A. RUPP . 57, a rekdent of Cedar Road, Mastic Beach, foi the past year , (bed Sim lay at Bay- view General Ho p ikil after a short il' ness . B irn Jul y 15 , ISO J , in Brooklyn . he was a retired machini st- . He wa- a member of Woodmen of the W orld and tlie Mastic P.i ae h Dem- ocratic Club . Sin vn ing aie hi- wif e , Ldu ot Mastic Beaeb; a son. Ronald <>1 ' Patchogue; a sister. M ' s . Adekvd\ Giadilone , of Mastic Heath; and lour brothers . Room ! of Pat- chogue . Ad >lph of W oodhaven. Quet 11s . Josep h of Elm >m and fi- nest of Biooklyn. I Pi ay 01 sen ice was held ar 7 ' >0 p. m. Tuesday at Ilei > maim > Vn .- eial Home , the Rev. Alfi ed Zaclig officiating. Requiem Ma - wa ; of- ft red at St. Andrew ' - Episcopal Church , Mastic Beach , ai 10 a. in. Wednesday. Interme it follow ed at Ml Pleasant Cemeteiy. East Mor- iches . MR S. CAROLINE GANGEM- VA 1. \, 5. \ ) died September 1 , at Bayview General Hospital. A resident of Brookl yn and Shirley, she lived at Trafalea Dine. Slink y. She wa s born A pn. 20 . I' .MIi ; in New Yoik City. Sumving aie her two si ns , An- thony of Ma stic Beach. Lawience of Shnley. two daughteis , the M . is- . -e- Jtn co and Dolores Caiigemedla , b ith of Shuley. and five grand- e luldien. Rosan -eivice was held at 8p.m. September <> , at Herrmann ' s Fun- eial Home. Requiem Mass wa 1 ? of- feied September 7 . the Rev. Wil- liam J . Riley officiating. Inter- ment followed at lloh Sepulchie Cemeteiy, Coiam. MR S. ELi/\BETH MWLLER/ . (!!' . du d Sunday at Huntington Hospital. B01 n Februaiy 0 , l.VP , in Ger- many, she was a le idem of Ri- \iera Drive , Mastic Beach , foi many years . She 1- saivived oy a -on. Eu- gene of llab-ite; a daughte r . M is. Dorothv Kiidel of Rye and six grandchildren. Ro. -aiy sendee wa - held at 8 p. m. Tue-day at Hen nann ' - Fun- eial H mie. Requiem Ma-- wa- i ead at 0:3(; a. in. W-'dnoiday at St. Jude ' s R. C. Chi: M il . Ma stic- Beach, the Rev. Wil liam J. Riley officiating. Intel ment fo llow \d at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Ea-t Mor- iches . ALEX PETER DYOSKY , 77. of Montauk Highway, S peonk . died September 8 at Memorial Hospital in New York City. He was a resi- dent of tin ' s area for about 50 years. B or n November 8 , 1883 in Po- land, he was a caretaker of an es- tate in Remsenburg . Surviving him are his wife , Lena; sons, Alex of California and Josepn of East Orange , N. J.; two daughters , Mrs. Mary Mac Millan of Connecticut and Mrs . Ruth Walgo of Speonk; two sisters and three grandchildren. A Rosary sen ice was held at 8 p m. Sunday at the Moriches Funeial Home on Main Street in Center Moriches. Requiem mass v\ as said at the Immaculate Con- ception Church in Westhampton Beach. Interment followed. VINCENT W. AMY , 00 , d ied Tuesday night at his residence on Watchogue Avenue , Ea st Mor- iches. A resident of East Moriches for the past lo years , Mr. Amy was born in Brooklyn on February 25 , 1901. Bef ore his retirement , he w as a stock br o ke r with the New York Stock Exchange. Surviving are his wife , May ; two sons , William S., of Center Moriches and Vincent P., of For- est Hills. Rosary sei vice will be held at Herrmann ' s Funeral Home at 8 p. m. todav. Requiem Mass will be read at St. John ' s R. C. Church , Center Moriches , at 10 a. m. to- m orrow. Interment will follow at Green Wood Cemetery, Brookl yn. ROBERT H. FERGU SON , 66 . of 51 Ten ell Street. Patchogue , died last Wednesday at the Kings- bridge Veterans Hospital in the Bronx. Born i n Richmond , Va., he was a resident of Patchogue for 20 years. A veteran of World War 1 , U.S. Army, he was a member of the American Legion , Su n - mount Post 1148 of New York and the Veterans of Foreign Wars , Rox y Sunmount Post 243. He is survived by two sisters , Mrs. Harold Hunter of Patchogue and Mrs. Florence Brown of New Rochelle. Veterans services were held at 8 p. m. Sunday. Funeral services were at 12 noon Monday at the Robertaccio Funeral Home , with the Rev. Elliott Travalee officiat- ing. Interment followed at Long Island National Cemeteiy, Pine- lawn . MR S. MARGARET A. SIM- MONS. 87 , of Oak Street , Med- ford , died y este r d ay aft er a n ill- ness. A re sid e nt of Medfo r d f o r 14 years , she was a member of the Pat chogue Congregational Church. She is survived by a son , Wil- liam H. Simmons , Jr. , of Medford ; a brother , Thomas Minnigan of Cedarhurst. a sister , Mis. Sarah West o f Balti m o re , Md.; two grand children an d two g reat- g randchil- dren. Services will be held at 8 p. m. toda y at the R u land Fune ra l Home , Patchogue, the Rev. Stuart W. Van Cott , pastor of the Patch- ogue Congregational Church , of- ficiating. Interment will be pri- vate. PETT IT FUNERAL HOME JJ-tt.P- .l_ J_ Thla Home is Dedicated to Those Who In Eternal Sleep Repose Herein , and Is for the Use and Comfort of Rela- tives and Friends. A. C. PETTIT , Lie. M _ r. -26 E. Main St. Patcho _ _e Telephon e GRover 5-0052 { RU LAND FUNERAL HOME [ i V. XV. Rl'LAN'D SONS , INC. Funeral Directors Since 1856 ? 4 John R. Ruland, Lie. Mgr. Call Day or Night > 4 t i < 500 NEW NO. OCEAN AVE., PATCHOGUE :: GKover 5-0098, I _ More than 100 Years of Dependable Service k ^???? ???????????? -r-r-r-r-r---r-r-r-r-r tr ? ? ? ? vww^-rww-wwrw-w^. Overflow Crowd Continued from page 1 , th is sect i on So . OOO a year. Setauket , she said , starts its teachers at $1800 , but the increments are better. Isli p is S 1.900 , and all other districts aie 1 ither $5,000 01 more , Mrs . Sears declared. \Teachers \\1 o leave our dis- trict for a better pac ing position must be rep laced. \ Mrs. Seals -aid. \Some go to teach elsewhere , some aie orl' eied jobs as princi- pals . Some go on motherhood leaves . All must be lep laced. \We must not onl y rep lace these , we must keep the ones we ' \e got. \ M rs. Seat s stated that the aver- age teacher in the district is 3(5 years of age and has fi\ e years of college credits. She said the board doesn 't expect them to all leave at once for higher-paying districts any more than they would be expected to strike for more monev. Another bone of contention has been transportation. Mrs. Sears said that the district , after a A ote , had committed its . vjf to eig ht buses three yeai - ag * . A five-year contract was si gned. \The s tate law concerning school bus contracts declares that there be no escape clause in the contract , \ Mrs. Sears said. \For examp le , if a district contracts for a certain number of school buses and a man buys them in order to fulfill his end of the con- tract, what would happen to his financial obli gations if the school district was allowed to back out v henever it p leased , \ As for austerity. Mrs. Sears stated : \Public education is the char ge of the whole country. The austerity budget was designed by the State Legislatuie for the pio- tection of the public , parents , ch i l- dren and school board in the sense that schools cannot be closed if the disti ict fails to pass a bud- get. \ Under the present austeriU budget in District 1 , th e dist r ict' s lunch program has been cut out. transportation has been curtailed , parents must now rent school books for tl oir children , major maintenance has been stopped, as has been interscholastie activities . The new S2 . 291 . 178 budget to be voted on Sep tcmbei 20 would mean a tax rate of from $10 .10 to $10.28 per $100 of assessed -v alu- ation , Mrs. Sears said , based on the district' s estimated assess- ment fi gures. Last year ' s rale was $8.88. It was stated that the tax rate for the state required auster- ity budget would be about $9.46. The second proposed budget, which totalled $2 , 329,700, was de- feated June 13 by 220 votes. Reg istration for the upcoming vote will take p lace at the j u n i or hi gh school gymnasium from 2 to 10 p. m. tomorrow and Monday. Voters who registered for th' 1 Mav or June vote need not register. All others wh o will vo te S ep t em ber 2 0 will need to register . An information meeting w ill be held at th e s eni o r hi g h s c h oo l au - ditorium at 8 p. m. September 2.1 . Voting will take p lace at the junior high school gymnasium from 2 to 10 p. m. September 20. Audience partici p ation in the meetin g was livel y and frank. Many qu e stio n s were asked du r - ing a question-answer session , some persons referring to points of the austerity budget as men- tioned in an editorial that ran in the Long Island Advance , Jul y 6. Reprints of this editorial , en titl- ed , \Crisis in Education , \ were g i v en t o all who att end ed th e m eeting. Among organizations having delegations at the meeting was the No r th B e ll port Taxpayers As- sociation. After the meeting, the NBTA' s president , Al B a ch , is- sued the following statement to The Advance : \In June of this year the mem- b er s of the N or th Bell port Tax- payer- ' Association voted to sup- port tl \ budget and the school hoard. I now re-affirm that sup- port and urge all voters in the district to register on Sep t ember 15 and 18 and to vote for the budget on September 20. \ Th e Citiz e ns C o uncil , following tho meeting, said it J\ R tli.it th\ citi/cis now had a j. \ialer under - standing of (lie pj oblem- of edu- cating their childien. lt wa- de- clared that aft v healing th' points pre sented by the school board the fault s of the ai-tenty budget seemed , to most of the au- dience , to outweigh tie -ma ll sav- ing in money. The Cop iague School Di-tiict ended a fom -d i\ old au-t ' ii \ piogiam o\ ( i the pa- * wtv M'iid ^ hi ii mo i ' '11. 111 1 , S ( ' vu ' \i- ! lin- ed out to gi\ e ma i ' it anpi ovil lo r tw ic -do ' \attd hude i t . The B e ll pot t - Ivi-i I a c ht> \ iie - Pi ouk- ha\ en I)i 11' I i 1 ow ' h' 1 <> M 1 . one on the I -land >pi • ating on ai aiistonU b \dg * . The Bee Hive . . . Suffolk County ' s \ Department Store of Famous Brands \ . East Main St., Patchogue. Plent y of free parking always. Open Friday ni ght ' til 9 P. M. Youth Pleads Innocent To Malicious Mischief BELLPORT — A 17- year-old Brightwaters bov pleaded not guil- ty r riday beloie Police Justice Ponald W. Shaw to a < haige of mali cious mischief, filed Septem- ber 1 by Patrolman Alfred G. Ci- ci ulla. Ju s t ic e Shaw sa i d the y outh , Thomas Lyons ot 275 Lakeview r A\enue West , wa- released in the custod y of hi- eUorney. No trial date has been set. Justice Shaw said. Police said the defendant p laces wooden barriers in Bellport Lan<3 , iust noitli of Shoie Road. Inside ]>y DAVID P. SEAM VN One of you r primary con- cerns a s a home-owner is the continuing value of the home you live in . N aturally, you „ sv ^ SIM ^ n ^ tSf j mum want your in- Eiv ^ w \ ill tected so that lm/ Jk - ' m& should you i^l^^/^^ M over desire to ^^^^^^^ recover your _______ W B LV aas -** probably, even make a rea sonable profit. Do you know that a very eff edho force is always at w oi k to help and protect you ? The M'ry fact that a savings a nd loan association is func- ti o nin g in yo ur local area makes your home investment safer. H ow? Why? Just let a nei ghbor or prospe ctive home-bu yer try to obtain a mortgage loan on plans that do n ot meet the standards of your surroundin g area ! He 'll be turned down fast ! We at Suff olk County Fed- eral S av i ng s s tand \ guard- ian \ duty —every decision to g rant a mort g a g e loan is m ade with the intent to u pg rade the n e i g hb o rhood in which the home is to be built. This is d irect and specific p rotection for you , the home-o w n e r. R emember this : When you add to y our \ nest e gg \ sav- in gs account here at SCFS , you ' re being a prudent inves- tor and a go od nei g hbor as well. Because the money we lend for titiaticing good homes is your money. LIVLVG IS WONDERFUL IN SUFFOLK COUNTY ^^^ _ ^^^ _ ^^SSSBHII m 7_\ ^ r \ \ ¦ ' * \ ' 'Wt -11F ^ [ ' >l /w ' \J * li COME MEET LOVELY V' ®^Sf T GRACE VICTO R , FASHION ^ \ ' ^^ \ * ' J * EXPERT FROM P erma-lift. j # ^' ~ ^ ^ 1 -: • ' * . \ w < /; ^ / \ She 'll be at the Bee Hive / \» \ \ Mon. & Tues. . . Sept. 1 8th & 1 9th - J \ from 9:30 to 5:30 ^, ^ — / ^ \ s \ \ to help you with any ^ v y S L^- ^^S. . ' ^'V'ijj s \ figure and fitting / / y ^ I V ;: : ^ _ V, ' y K \ problems. K \ —A-i~ ^ -^y \* » | v \ 1 V o ^ * \ \ V_. Running . . . walking ... \ \ J& sitting . . . standing ... t /^ ) ^^^?*?<\ ^L No matter how active you are Cl ^ / / \v\ Perma-lift Mag ic Oval Pontic ^^ \^ \ // I Girdle can ' t ride up ever. Pantie ^ ~ \ \ II 1 No. 3818. Long on comfort. Long on ^T~ . 1 \ //_ - - . B control. In white. Small , Medium , -^\ ~ . \\/j § Large , Extra La rge. v ^^ \\ QX m onl y ^8.5® Fi » o r ' I re- , Y rf HO>\LIX(; Ul'LLETIN ! ! ! h^Zl^ / ' Bee Hive will give two No. 3818 Girdles every week to the / gals bowling the highest LEAGUE SCORE! One from the • . Patchogue Bowling Center and one from Maggio ' s Patch- ogue Recreation. Scores for League Bowlers will be posted in the Bee Hive Lingerie Dept. First Floor. Sorry no individ- ual or handicap scores eli g ible. Robertaccio Funeral Home E. J. ROBERTACCIO Lie. Manager A Service That Satisfies , . . 85 MEDFORD AVENUE PATCHOGUE GRover 5-0135 NEW SHELTER — Mrs . Bettv Lanzetla of 16 Circuit Road. Heliport , Friday show ed home fall- out shelter in front >ard of her home to tow n and count> officials. She is president of IJ. Pan/ Construct ion , manufacturer of underground shel- ters . Shelter has inside diameter of nine feet six inches and may be entered through circular tunnels of 2t inches in diameter from house , basement and yard. Attending demonst ration w ere Eugene dimming of Islip; Humphrey V\er\ , assistant civil defense director of IJrook- ha\en Town; Isli p Supervisor Thomas J. Ifar- w ood ; ,Iame> R. ( inner . J r., Third Di s trict \s- si mbh man; fresco 't P. I Inntinn ' on. S\«. ond District Vsscmbh nvin; J <-o .lo ' iii^ on . ^ t ;i i ( as- sistant of Prook' tav en ( i\i! D-' - ca^' ' n f 5'< • : i' <> r- r\ 1>. Durj ca , J r.. first l)i s < rict \wmbh wvv , ; Sheriff ( harles Domtn\ ; \\!rs . fail ' Ma ; fr ^ ii-g Scheinbart of \lbany, eonnee ' e-' with <i\ 1 . ' c- fense in office of X L-\e Dir- ctor of Public Wo. -ks , and Kicha. 'd Hodkin. nrogr.un dieclor o ' \ !> .;'1 M > Station ^ f AC . who made broadct 1 -1 <•! ciinni- taries ' \i sit. — Photo bv John IVTc Lam Kesicl\iit- > of South Country Shoies , E a' -t Patchogue . li ive invited the niemheis of the boaid vf education and [he ad- niinist > ation of Cential SJiool Di^ti i''i 4 to an p ilo , mal meeting at their clubhouse on Colonial Diive (next to radio station WALK) in h\i-t Pac- chomie n e xt Thuisday at X::H ) p. ni. The purpose of tin - meeting is to clarify any question^ an 1 misconceptions anyone might have concerning the school budget. Eveiyone in the area is w el- come and urged to attend. SC Shores Residents Set Budget Q-A Meet Contimn d iTom page 1 , this section Mon aco Coilineu o>>d Si < l< \ di I !llk 11. Ml l\l > k Is ( ! ! \<• | ' i .M I . s cli k I J-\ i 11 - I 1 < oc ' ikm w h < b - ; i 1 , ' . • d on 1 , •\ I led! > thet i . (i i oil ' of I K I <• \ w I K P tl t nn MI ' tli e to la ' s ' P i on i , a\ ,i \. A. s the hoii-c u.i tn.ndlc ' al> o ut 100 li p wo ' op I i ' Stieet . Mi- s Is . I , lode ' *h i* i till \ 0 lo ., 0 ' 1 nut I it. I [i 1 lieie ' i- boi s to toi v i t ate M I . ind M i Dominic k Donato ol 0 i 1 al She. t. Cnder tlie agi eenic nt the \ il ktge lias agii' .' il to move Mi - Kills ' sJoubs ami litr- ^ and ;>1. '( * tlu m a * tl IK w s, ( ' II I < J . The \i ' - lagi 1 \\ ill n ' so nu'Vi the I ^ <> i ai L-aiauo and I K i li) J7 Che. ic , nine h is not in iw' and is J , M k 'd rp> In liei g u di n .Mis- , K n k Iv i ais< d \ i 11\ l as and . o^- -. She loo ' . s nwanl to st ait ' ug I K r mai- den agam in tho Spi ing. Hou.se Moved r*» w««--«wwwwwwww- _-^^-rww-_rw-rw-- 'wwwwww-w- _r-r-n_ 'w^- - -rw^ ! COMING | TO PATCHOGUE I GRAND OPENING | THURSDAY , OCTOBER 5, 196 1 j 198 EAST MAIN STREET GROVER 5-7500 Continued from page 1, 1his section to the Sum no Ihghw i\. k M - i bants in the aiei ha\e o]in' -( ' the states de. i i m to pi ohibi ' ] ) aikin g on the 0 a^ i suk o f the highway fiom Claik Stntt f.u i distance of . \ ,00 fee* to the -<>uth. On Monday Mi. Rowl uid sp k with Philip Alloy, Hui\ Xo\ic. k. Robeit ( Jas-eit (J- oi g- I' i - i\ and a rem es. 'iitalive n , ' Kay ' Laundry and Cleanine Se iyiee . In his lett\ . Ah. Ro ^ land ic- fommended to the tat. th at a double white line be p. mted in the midd' e of Roid e ] i~ fiom CUu k Stieet south to th \ Sinn -e ihghwiy. Ako . I K a-k\d tlia ' no lett tin ns \ sjgn- li\ p ' u o ' on Route 112 and t\tl ths 'e sliould be \ stnet enfoi t em'Mt \ o; no exits fi om the Lloyd pennett jnu king lot on ' > Route i!2. Tin councilm.il submitted th i th\ IK paikmg and tending ic kiction- '' c ould b' lif ted ... if the l ecom- mendations are fo]lo\ ed. \ At the s(>jm ate j nechn ^ of tin t< \vn boaul , s'tting as th e town trustees , the U iMk en apniowd th f transfer of the iea -e of lot 22 at West Mead >w JU x h fi om And- iew J. I3o\ Inn of Pent . '< l\o' ^n to Mr. and Mi s . Ra\ niond K. M\\- ' ( i' of 71 Donegan Avenue- , and Mr. and Mi - . Lnl/ X emann of 21 Melio - r Paik way. both of East f' dtcho»iip . I ' iider a iiist-clas, kwti the ti ustees - must appiove i- i> am. nt ol lea-es . '( he tow n board authoi ized Su pei mtendent of Hmhways ('h ;u li > v\ IL ' iiaud to pun base 15 road -pi i a lei s, at a total cost of S5, 200 . 10 snow p lows at a total cost of SP . \ >()() and thiee di/l' < n nt t ypes of snow plows at a total cost of \ ¦J 1.200. To we BdL Teres ( n ntinue d from page 1. this section ! mlets of J'\ u nnngv ille and Se!- d u \ In olh r < •> < lion af M\ >ndayk 1\ - , id me eting the supei visor- < ioiM opi iat ( d anotliei SSO'ipp f ol ( m ;, u \' IP -n < o- s i p quii ed I' m pi M'- f\! 1 he ( ii'l-l i uc ' ' m of Xi- < oik Ro id m I lip and IP ookl.a vi 'i Town- , . Th s ioa.1 will bee >me i i l o - , is| ;u d i nite , i ,, PI th Sf •' ' (> I T ni\ ei sit\ -Li ng Mia n .] < \ ' i ' ei in Stun' Pi ook smith fo ti p Mont nik lli'j hv av in Plue Po ' nt , li; -p' M -ing tne Suffolk Ci mmun' ty Colf.go and the site of th' pioposed county 'cntei in 1 iauprKnee. In June, the su|)er\ isors appro- pnat i d SOOO . 000 for the acquis- ition of i ights-ot-\\ ay along th > n ad , and ¥ 100 000 for engineer- ing and P IIVCVS . County Requests - ONE STOP - j FOR I Ceramic Tile \ I AXI ) | Bathrooms | P 70c sq. ft. j 87c sq. ft. | Tools rented, to do it 1 j yourselt — or have it | 1 done b y our expert | craft smen. 1 I Wm * *l - I i J ^ I ^ P , • \ - -» i ! nk^ k , «L. - _, ^ I I ^l:it=^^=^)-^ i ^^^^^^^tE I AMERICAN | J HEA TING CO. ] 119 E. Main St., Patchogue 1 GKo\ er 5-OSOS 1 opp. Sears & Bee H.ve Stores 1 c - \ i II mill mini minim mum iiiiim? ' ' ontimti d f' nm page 1 . tin ' s section duci d f J i iii t I n pi c vnuis yeai , \ M ' Par' \ a d Ak li i . m al-o fat e d } \< wa- p ' ci I, i k p h i-, d\ to see that < '' I no K K 1 M ! H IT ha- appomt- o ' a ( Pi an- ' committe e [ n survey h> pl 'b' n l\ 1' 1 f 1 1 (¦ pi ogl ;iili I i < '1 IL I K m the s( a k .He pi mnised ie and hi ' 01 w mild oll' ei flu II ¦1-- .1S am e a id full eoopei ation to the sin ' e v . Barry Says I'IK Parent- Teacher Associa- t ion of Ikdge School , Middle Is- land Ceu ' ral School Distiict 12 will hold it- first meeting of the school ^ ear at S p. m. September 20. Theie wi'l b\ an open-house in- spection of the new wing of tlie school. Parents will have an op- pm lunik to meet the new teach- PIS . Rei ' i e-1 meat- will be serv - . <1 after a short lmsmes- meeting. JiHiiiiiiiiiii niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu p. m. Sunday. Detietive Iklwatd Mayev wa\? called in on tlie case . The funei al at langements weig made by tlie Uobei tai eio Funeial Home , Pateh- Q° l|l . Ridge PTA Schedules Meeting Sep tember 26 P.U T E POIXT — \ pi ivite funera l was held Tuesday morn- ing at (ieranl Cemetery, Pat c l i - OLM U . for Ja^* k Paul Ateosta of . '^ 1 Woodland Street , who died Sun- d a y a ' his home . Dr. Frederick Weinberg, a nail ologist who did the post mor- 'em , i u ed that the death of the -i\-w ek-old child of Mr. and Mrs . ¦lack \tcosta was caused b y the 'one . tion of internal organs. Fift h Precinct police said tha f when tlie fathm discovered that 'I K ' baby appeared blue nhile l y- ing in his can iage in the hack- \ a I'd the fa t ln r cal' ed the police. Pat ' olnian Fiank Hell' iiuan rusli- < d tk child and hi - lather to Ib' ookhaven Memoi ial Hosp ital , w hei e Hi . Paul I hih ' Miko l>' o ¦ lounc, (1 the child dead at 6:23 6-Week-01d Child Dies in Blue Point RIYERIIEAD — A P. ohemi t k enauer . pai alv/. ed 15 m inths '\o , wh ' ii he dove into i \v o feet 1 wat\i in Con'v Cteek at Iilu » Point in .lime , pifio has fi' ed a S-OOO OOO sui' a g ainst Piookha- \mi Town it w • - i -veiled 1 i-; !'h i sday in Sufiolk Supienie ( Olll't . The suit of Pavmond B. P.all- weg IS . of Lt cip i A. venue , R o- iieni i i, wlio -ut i- i ed i br >kmi ' ' < k and | i . IJI ] in i uiies , i.ame to b ghl when atlorn\ -. - for ihe boy ' ''\p dv a -Ked Jos ' i ( <> L II M IOM 11 11 f u pi e - t I i il e\ . i 'in ;' 4 ion- of P.> )okh u n T. wn oi ' t uia 's , ,lud\p 1 di 1 e-et ved d M -ion. The , K ! am claim the (- ,, v n own\ \11 the b< ; K li pi opei f y >n th \ cieek at the foot of (' •\ y Ave in . when- Ihe a. < iiknt i i < in yn ,\ •md was ie pmi-ible lor l- ' aiutain ing signs warning of -billow v a tei oi havii ig I ' l i ' gii iids piesent, T''e (. i w *• i i , ,(( IH P the I ' id w a no) ai (inn d mi il lom month- aftei f he in idetif. Files $600 , 000 Lav/siiit Against __ . ^ 8'khaven Town
