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AT OUR SHOWROOM THURSDAY SEPT. 28th SEE • The Forwa rd Flair Desi gned PLYMOUTH • The Exciting New Valiant SIGNET 200 • The New Ch rysler Line Offering Price (Newport ) • Sp ice (300 Series) • And Everything Nic e (New Yorker) SUFFOLK COUNTY CHRYSLER .- Sunrise Hwy., Blue Point (Across from Patchogue Motel)' Where Service Comes First\ EMerson 3-7000-1-2-3 L ^^ L^L^-XI ^^ ' I ^.,,/ ,.,.:. . J -^,.„ nimiiHiiiM ....» ^-^. - ..!» ¦ ,.. ' : \ - - ...+ '7, . *, \ \ . Methodist Youth Fellowship Unit Elects Officers The Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Patchogue Methodist Church elected officers Sunday night. Joseph Masin of East Pat- chogue was re-elected president; Raymond Hansen of Patchogue , first vice president; Joan McDow- ell of Blue Point , second vice-pre- sident; Arnie DeGroff of Pa tch- ogue , secretary and Lee Zablocky of Patchogue was. re-elected trea- urer. In the program areas of the MYF , Wayne Wicks of Patchogue was elected Outreach (missions) chairman , Virginia Zablocky of Patchogue , chairman for witness (stewardship), David Hensen of Patchogue , citizenship chairman and Robert Rogers of East Pat- chogue , fellowship chairman. Adult advisors are Ma* , and Mrs. Robert Sheridan of East Patch- ogue and assistant advisors are Richard Nogiewich and Louis Mi- lon , both of Patchogue. The active group has plans for the month of October , beginning with a \Car Wash\ on October 7 , at Pat Felice ' s Flying A Gas Station , corner of Medford Ave- nue and East Main Street , Pat - chogue. Proceeds will benefit the fellowship ' s world-wide teenage missionary fund. Also planned for the month is a rallv at Amityville , and a hay- ride and harvest party. Honors have been bestowed up- on the Patchogue MYF , with its president being elected president of the Sub-District 4 , Brookl yn South , an area which covers Methodist churches from Amityville to Bell- port. Its new second vice president was appointed fellowship chairman for the sub-district. Isli p ' s GOP Women Set Operation Alert ISLIP—Over 500 Isli p women Republican and Independent vot- ers , have banded together in \Op- eration Alert\ , a telep hone net- work which can carry a message from one end of Islip Town to the other in an hour. \Operation \Alert\ is headed b y Mrs. Miriam Anzell , Islip Town Republican Committee sec- retary. Mrs. Anzell explained the operation this way: Each of the 10 women of the \head quarters cadre \ is armed ' with an Operation Alert Card , on which she lists four other members. Each of the 40 women then enlists four oth- ers , who in turn enlist four oth- ers. The \Operation Alert\ re- cruitment drive is now in its fourth \ wave , \ with 502 women signed up. Although test runs have proved the system works , the first field problem for \Operation Alert \ , will be a drive for voter regis- tration. \Operation Alert\ , Mrs. Anzell said , is in addition to a 40 phone battery which will op- erate from Republican Head quar- ters in Bay Shore during the fi- nal phases of the campaign. CM Boy Is Given Executive Position At Military School Col. E. P. Childs , Jr., superin- tendent of Fishburne Military School , Waynesboro, Va., has an- nounced the appointment of Cadet Richard D. Jones , son of Dr. and Mrs. Roland W. Jones of Union Avenue , Center Moriches , as lieu- tenant and Acting Executive Offi- cer of Company A. Appointments are based upon the individual' s past record at Fishburne. Taken into consideration are such factors as academic work , conduct , loyal- ty, leadership, iniative , and pro- ficiency in ROTC classes. It was stated in the order that the manner in which cadets ac- cep t their responsibilities and dis- play qualities of leadership and loyalt y will be the determining factor in the permanent appoint- ments. These will be made at a later date. There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to your home every week in the year for only $5. Subscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the Circulation Manager. —Adv. HomeRuleXowerTaxes Crux of GOP Platf orm: The Brookhaven Town Republican platform is based upon th< twin planks of Home Rule and Lower Taxes. The platform divides its points under seven main headings aftei stating that \Your ri ght to determine your future and what is done with your money is our mandate for a more vigorous government. . A gov ninienl which will insure the maximum effective use of every tax dollar. \ The seven points are Fresh Vigorous Leadershi p; R\duced Taxes ; Balanced Zoning; Recrea- tional Facilities; Industry ; Planned Sanitation Program and Fine Roads. The Town GOP platform fol- lows : Preamble Home rule ;ind low«:r taxes is the sworn dedication of your Brookhaven Republican Party. Your ri ght to determine your future ari d what is done with youi money is our mandate for a more vigorous govcnrmenl. ... A gov- ernment which will insure the maximum effective use of every tax dollar. In older to achieve these ends. We the Republican Party, p ledge ourselve. -i to provide: 1. —Fresh , Vigorous Leadership A leadershi p which will promote sound , efficient government and eliminate costl y waste. A leadership which is concerned solely with the needs and wants of the people of Brookhaven Town. A leadershi p which represents the thinking man and which wil' not knuckle under to the bureau- cratic , dictatorial powers now present in County Government. A leadership which will elimi- nate thousands of dollars of un- necessary payroll expense , a pay- ioil which has doubled since the Democrats assuni\d o f f i c e in l!U;i) !!! 2. —Reduced Taxes The present administration is now u-ing a method to increase Town income which we Republi - cans like to ca 'l \The Democrat! • Reassessment Tax Boost\ , where- b y they claim to lower the tax rate but Whopping ly Increase the assessment va ' ues. This practice is hypocritical and unfair. The onl y way to reduce taxes is to actuall y lower the amount of money you , the People pay out of your pocket every year . This Your Republican Candidates Will Do! 3. —Balanced Zoning A sen. - ibie approach to zoning which will protect residential areas yet will encourage desirabV industry to locate throughout the Townshi p. This will provide a bioader base for the stabilization of Taxes. 1. —Recreational Facilities Long Island has long been con- sidered one of the world' s greatest p laygrounds. Brookhaven must be a leader in providing the finest recreational facilities for all its citizens. We , the Republican Party, believe that the existing facilities should be utilized to the fullest extent Defore any further expenditures are made. We also believe that the recrea- tional facilities , paid for by you. the taxpayers of Brookhaven, should be for you. the people of the Town of Brookhaven. 5. —Industry We are dedicated to the vital task of attracting and keepintr desirable industry, in order to pro- vide job opportunities closer to home and create a health y pros- perous economy. 6. —Planned Sanitation Program We are dedicated to providin g the best health facilities for you the peop le of the largest townshi p in the state of New York. With the population explosion occurring, we will concern ourselves with lhe health of all our citizens and the elimination of pollution of our un- derground and bay wafers. 7. —Pine Roads A continuaiicn ol ' the excellent ¦ . 'dministration of our Highway de- partment under Republican leader- ship which inc ' udes a p lanned pro- gram for drainage , the use of -now fec.ee- > and the uti ' ization of all snow removal equi pment and perma nent road improvements . These goals cannot be fulfilled und er the present Democratic ad- luinist lation . even though the Hig hway Departmeni is under Re- publican leadershi p, because the Democrat! , powers have frustrat- ed all attempts of the Highway Department to inaugurate sound , orogre-sive programs. p 000( xxmxxxmmxxx)Qr^^ Z^^ JL AJF tf c dtttm4 T ^ j B ^ ^ SEE IT I TOMORROW FRID A Y , S EPTEMBER 29 , 198 1 j AT f I PATCHOGUE FORD I MEDFORD AVE. ( Route 112), PATCHOGUE GRover 5-1133 I Ifuuuuuifinfw ^nAtnnnnAnfVVVVV ^^ ^^^^^^^^^ Hhk ^^^B —WW^T ^^^B _ Y ^ S HI' .^^^ H B j^^^^^B wttmmW i^B • H H^^H LAST CHANCE WE WILL DELIVER New Rambler Station Wagons at S \j ^QCfe 300 New Ramblers on Disp lay -1. • it- SJ NO MONEY DOWN—3 Years to pay—NO PAYMENT TIL NOV . — ~ -— -— - ~ -—- -———-——-———- -—-«¦ CLEAR THE LOT ! Hi — ^ ^ •^^^* * **** * v - '59 FORD Convertible - Full Rower $1795 '57 MERCURY Full Power $695 '61 FORD GALAXY 4 Door - V-S - Automatic , R&H , W. W .. Power Steer. $2650 BROWN ' S GARAGE BELLPORT ATlantic 6-0229 ' _ < m m ¦» _ m _ **~—mi - wt _ «. ^e*K—§ -W- V ^HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIMIrtllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllinlllllllllllllMIIHIHMIIl'l I BEFORE YOU BUY — GIVE GRADY A TRY ! | m — = ^^i^T' y A-^^ii i^^i^^^^M^mm^&M^^^i^iim = I '60 Chevrolet ....$2095 '58 Chevrolet ....$1245 j I 2-Door Hardtop 4-Door f I I I '58 Buick 4-Dr. $1495 ' 58 Chevrolet ....$1095 f = 2-Door T - § I '58 Chevrolet ....$1495 '57 Buick 4-Dr. .. $945 I * ** I 1-Door * I '58 Volkswagen , $1095 | I '58 Mercury $1295 | I 4-Door. Power '57 Ford 2-Dr.. ... $795 | m 5 | PETER J. GRADY , Inc. 118 Montauk Hwy. - Since 1914 - W. Sayville | [ LT 9-3 1 00 | r &iilMi i i i i i i i i j i i ii i i i i i i .i. inr-i tiriuiuiniHiiu. ii uniiuniHiniiiiiiiniHininiiHUiiUL | ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME SALE ! 1 • NO MONEY DOWN • I $ '58 OLDS \88\ $1 1 95 | 4 4-Door — Full Power — Clean 4 '56 FORD V-8 595 $ ^ Standard Transmission — Really Nice ^ '55 FORD V-8 450 $ ^ Automatic Transmission — Turquoise |f '55 PONTIAC 2-Dr. Hardtop 495 $ 6 Automatic Transmission — Power Steering and Brakes ^ '55 CHEVROLET 2-Dr 450 $ £ 6 Cylinder — Automatic Transmission — R&H ^ '56 MERCURY 2-Dr. Hardtop 495 $ % V-8 — Standard Transmission ^ '55 CHRYSLER 4-Dr. Windsor 495 $ s| Power Steering and Brakes jl '54 BUICK 2-Dr. Special — Clean 375 % MANY , MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM $ WALTER A. FRYER . TTi ^ Z $ 0 ATlantic 9-0544 p ^ Route 112-Medford Ave. (Just No. of Kingson Furn.) Patchogue 4 1 (1 Mile North ^''¦Sj#T0//Hiehwav) &. ^.^.^^^ ¦K^^^ -Vg- SSS J CLE ARA NCE ! '61 TRIUMPHS ; j TR-3 Roadster i #245© | Herald Convertible j $1995 | Station Wagon j $1650 (2) '58 TR-3 Roadste rs $1350 i '60 Rambler Sedan i $1150 i | WM. L. MANTHA | CO., INC. I MIDDLE RD., BAYPORT | HR 2-0348 k^-^^^^-^ v^^^w Mont gomery Ward and Company will open its newest Long Island branch at 198 East Main Street , Patchogue , October 5 at 9:30 a. m. In announcing the opening date , J. B. Smith , house manager for the Albany area , also announced the appointment of Warren Werbeck of East Meadow as the new Catalog Stoi*e manager. Mr. Werbeck was formerl y with the Ward store in Roekville Centre. The Patchogue store will be Ward' s seventh unit operating on Long Island. The new store will feature a variet y of merchandise such as televisions , stereos , re- fri geration , furniture and cloth- ing. A comp lete line of swatches and samples will be available for store shoppers. Outside sales rep- resentatives will assist customers ® in home modernization. A complete credit department will be maintained at the new store. Orders will be filled and shipped from Ward' s huge distri- bution center in Albany and most items will be available for p ick up at the store within 48 hours. Mr. Werbeck is handling open- ing arrangements. He imported all opening day visitors will receive free gifts as well as a copy of the company ' s new Fall Genera l Catalog and Sale Book. Tlvree valuable door awards will also be g iven. Hundreds of items have been reduced b y the company for this opening and free merchandise certificates will be given on all purchases over $15 made during the first three days. Among the company officials at- tending the opening will be J. B. Smith , Albany House manager; B. Bri gham , territory catalog units manager , H. L. Jackson , re- gional distribution manager , and H. E. D'Atr i , catalog district man- ager. Local civic officials will assist in the \ ribbon cutting ceremonies \ Thursday. THE ART OF LISTENING If a friend informs us of a fault , do we listen patientl y to the rebuke and credit what is said ? Mary Baker Eddy Engaged couples , a 11 e nt I© n please! For the most beautiful , streamlined , latest style raised printing announcements stop in and see our samples. The Ad- vance. — Adv. Montgomery Wa rd Store Set to Open in Patchogue Two Patchogue men , accused of stealing 24 cases of beer from a Riverhead snack bar , Friday night are in jail this week , awaiting Grand Jury action on charges of burglary. Gerald F. Haas. 27 , of 90 New- man Street , and Robert F. Kroll , 24 . of 8,3 Vehslage Street , both of Patchogue , were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Bruno Zal- oga , Jr., and jailed to await Grand Jury action after they waived ex- amination. Kroll was jailed in lieu of $1 , 000 bail. Haas , who has a previous criminal record , was jailed without bail. Riverhead Patrolman Robert Quinn said he spotted Haas ' con- vertible as it pulled out of the Riverhead Raceway on Route 25 about 11 p. m. Friday. Mr. Quinn stopped the car and said he found 24 cases of beer inside. Both de- fendants confessed they had taken the beer from the Raceway Snack- bar , according to police. 3 Easy Steps—1. Phone GRo- ver 5-1000 ; 2. Say that you wish to suscribe to The Advance ; 3 Give us your name , home adress or P. O. Box number. —Adv. Two Patchogue Men Face Burg lary Charges FAST ACTION FROM WANT OI I AT ITY I WM P^PP*!!!^ \gii'^l \J WUMk PVH CORN8K Feature Packed . . . SUPERIOR LATE MODEL USED CARS • '60 FALCON • '57 MERCURY • '59 FORD • '57 BUICK CONVERT. • '57..FORD • '59 OLDS • '56 FORDS • '59 BUICK • '56 CHRYS. O '58 FORD • '56 BUICK » '57 PONT. WAG. CONVEiRT. • 1953 JAGUAR Spt. Cpe., S-Com- petition Model. Very clean. Top condition. NO DOWN PAYMENT I 24 Months to Pay on cars $100 to $800 Only $5.59 to $40.27 Mo. MEDFORD AVENUE Opp. Roe Blvd., Patchogue Shop Weekdays 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 5 Where Good Cars Get Together Phone GRover 5-4477
