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Police Arrest Continued from page 1 . this section ed the money in a paper bag as she was instructed to do , police said , and was told to stay in the back room for five minutes. She has been a clerk in the store for about one and one- ' . -alf years . When the men had left , police s-aid , Mrs. Ryan called the store manager , Mrs. Ethel Powers of Patehoeue . Police said Mrs. Pow- ers rode a cab of Sandy ' s Taxi Corp. toward the stoie. Arrhing at the intersection of North Ocean Avenue and Main Stieet. one of tlie persons in the cab shouted at Patrolman Larry Hawes , standing at Four Corners , police said , and asked if they could make a left tuin irom Ocea n Avenue on a red light because of a reported robbery at Loft' s store. Immedi- ately. Patrolman Hawes called the Fifth Precinct desk , and asked Sgt. Ralph Lanese if a robbery had been reported. Since no call had come into the precinct , police said , Sgt . Lanese called police headquarters and dispatched three patrol cars to the scene. Meanwhile , Mrs . Powers had continued to the store where she found Mrs. Ryan unharmed , police said. Check Railroad According to police Patrolman Rupert Behan got a tip that two men had been seen running south on South Ocean Avenue. Sgt. Pa- trick McPride , Patrolman Thomas Dwen and Patrolman Behan con- verged on the Patchogue railroad station in police cars. Sgt. Mc- Bride said he saw two men get on an east bound train from the north side of the tracks where the train was halted at the station. Sgt. McBride dashed to the sta- tion. Patrolman Dwen got on the west, end of the train. Patrolman Behan entered the train from the east <Mid. Patrolman Dwen said lie entered the next to last car. and saw two men seated with their backs to him who answered the description given b y Mrs. Ryan The officer said he stepped in front of them, drew his gun , told 'hem thev were under arrest and instructed tl em to stand up with their hands on the baggage rack. Sgt . MeBride searched the men and handcuffs were placed on the defendants . A fter running through about seven cars. Patrolman Be- han came into the car and as- sisted in taking the men back to the Fift h Precinct. The defen- dants were questioned bv Det. Sgt . Robert McClearv and bets. Ed- ward Mayer and Thomas Meyer , who are in charge of the investi- gation. NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING AS OWNERS OF CERTAIN UNCLAIMED PROPERTY Held By EASTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SAYVILLE 160 Main Street , Sajville . N. Y. The person w hose nime and last known address are set forth below appear from the records of the above-named banking: orjranidation to be entitled to unclaimed property in amounts of twenty-five dollars or more. AMOUNTS DUE ON DEPOSITS Electrp Baldwin 92 Lincoln Avenue , Sayville , New York Christmas Album s II f \ W\ W\ r i\ t\ Wedding 11 \ UUlA X Stations »?H a, nth rk r \ • «• riiLou and Others Brochures PRINTING • PHOTO OFFSET • ENGRAVING 5 Bellport La ne , Bellport , N. Y. — ATlantic 6-0734 ^III9IIIIIIIimBIIIIIIISigiIIIIII|||I||l|||Bllfl|llllIflBIIIBlIIIllIIIIIIIfllllIGIIiyBIIIBIBBI5QB^ i Our I 5 m na ^mmmwr ^ Dividend M f rf \ M ^flHflfliBflfllflflBflflflflfllflB^flflfll ^lV JF m mm% ^HflH afl^ifl^flHn ^m ***^ J Bfl | is currently being paid at . . . MflBm / ^ - ^BBBBflV flHalHa ¦ j Savings Insured up to $10 , 000 by the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance ^HflflffV HB9H 5 m Corporation , Washington , D. 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Mitchell , executive director of the Merchants Division of the Patchogue C h a m b e r of Commerce, praised Mayor Wald- bauer and the board for the park- ing program. \Your snipping of the ribbon (for opening of Church Street parking lot), \ Mr. Mitchell wrote , \ satisfactorily culminates Step One in parking program on which you have expended so much thought , time and effort. \ Dredging Action The board decided to write the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers to ask that the corps request auth- orization from Congress to ex- extend the 100-f oot width limit for dredging in Patchogue River. In its letter the board called \in- adequate \ the dredged width and depth of the river. The board wrote the corps again on the re- commendation of U.S. Representa- tive Otis Pike. The board awarded the contract for an accounting machine to Burrough' s , who submitted a bid of $6 , 651.60 , reserved decision on a snow thrower and pay loader until October 9 , and called for new bids to be opened October 9 on a two-ton dump truck. After a long discussion the board voted to extend the pay of Jo«eph Hawk for another four weeks. The pay of the sewage dis- posal plant operator , who is ill in a Brookl yn hospital, was scheduled to end yesterday. By having his pay extended Mi. Hawk may apply for retirement under GIFT is presented to Mike Falvrty, right , an employee of radio station A\ PAC , w ho Morsda\ ceded one-w eek sia\ in model fallout shelter built on grounds of Brooklunen Tow n Hail. August Stout , Jr. , makes presentation. Mr . Stout also presented Mr. Faherty wit h a resolution from Brooklun en Tow n Cisil Defense express- ing appreciation for Mr. Fahert>\s efforts to stimulate building of shelters . While in shelter , Mr. 5 ahcrl > ielt quite safe from effects of last w eek' s hi5rricane. --Photo hv Map le Leaf Photo Sen ice Ends Week Stay Continued i' rom page 1 , this section that eveiyihing ho needed lor his one w'ek sta> in the shelter had been provided for. August s j tout , Jr. , Brookhaven Town Supei visor presented Mi. Fahei ty with a resolution from the Biookha\en Town Civil De- fense expressing appreciation fen his efforts to stimulate the bui'cl- ing of shelters. While in the shelter , Mr. Fa- hert y kept in dail y telep hone con- tact with llumplney Avi ry, Brook- haven Town Civil Defense ass i stant dii ector , and his fiancee , Baibara Schetfe. Mr. Faherty said , that while in the shelter , the two thin g s he wanted most were a \ shower and a steak dinnei. '' This week , the Better 'Ole Ke-taurant in Brook- haAen gave him a free steak din- nei in recognition of his volunteei work. Comm , College Continued from page 1 , this section staining to \ go on record as re- questing the Count y Board of Su- pervisors to suggest to the board of trustees of Suffolk County Communit y College that the post office of Farmingville be designat- ed as the mailing address of the college. \ The Farmingville-Holtsville Civic Tax Payers Association has spear- headed the drive to have Farming- ville named as the college ' s postal address. The association contends the college, now on the former site of Suffolk County Sanator- ium , was located as being in Farmingville by a May, \ 1960 county resolution authorizing the count y executive to dispose of the sanatorium site. On the other hand the Selden Civic Association argues that the college is in the Selden fire , school , lighting and election districts and has a SElden telephone exchange. the 55-year p lan of the village. At the suggestion of Villag\ Attorney Robert Bauer the depu- ty village clerk was authorized to write the Long Island Rail Road, asking what safety precautions are being taken at the River Ave- nue crossing when the crossing- guard is off dut y. Mr. Bauer questioned wh y there are no blink- ing li g hts at the crossing when they do exist at other points. Annual Salary Continued from page 1 , this section a ju stice of the peace is fixed. it may not be diminished during the tenn. Any other holding would amount to judicial sanction of an indirect method of abolishing an office , which may not be abolish- ed except by the hand that creat- ed it—the Constitution. \ Supervisor August Stout , Jr., said no decision on wlvther to ap- peal Judge Zalc ski' s ruling had been i cached. Pwtmep tT ? njtwi'wi'Wy'iji * WMMiM^ ' OPEN DAY & NIGHT THURS., FRI. & SAT . ONLY ! 7 MAYTAGS TO BE SOLD EVERY HR. 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WT ^ f I B a Wlm a il n 9 m H * x M m mms mm. ^ A ^^ m w- Manha.sset - 3S9 Plandome Kd. MA 7-1500 &J H B 1 fllil llll II |a D K % MlBS I Rockville Ctr. - Sunrise H»>- & Hempst ' ead - 13 Main St. IV 1-6890 Schedul e YMCA Op en Hous e Sun., Oct. Is Y Month October has been designated ay YMlC A month. To observe tho month , the Brookhaven YMCA will hold an open house at the YMCA building on South Ocean Avenue in Patchogue at 3 p. m. Sunday. , New activities in p hysical edu- cation , recreation and informal education are being formed for children, teenagers and adults at the YMCA. \There are many ad- vantages to being a member of the YMCA and in participating in the various programs and activi- ties which are offered to children and adults , \ Walter Cushman , Brookhaven YMCA director , .said. Some of these activities include hobbies , miihie , art , photograp hy and sports. \In order to project the image of the YMCA in Brookhaven Township, \ Mr. Cushman said , \ and to improve our programs and to expand our activities , we desperately need the support of the entire community. Many YMCA members are sell- ing YMCA cookies and various clubs will start fund raising pro- jects to help fill the financial gap. \We hope that businessmen , merchants , industries and interest- ed indhiduals will help by send- ing a contribution , \ Mr. Cushman added. Contributions can be made to the Brookhaven Township YMCA r Box 480 , Patchogue. Many new opportunities today ; read the classified columns in sec- tion two. Act quickly for best results. —Adv. ™-~- .-» ¦ ¦ —¦ -¦ ¦—¦ -——- ¦*¦ - ¦— ,—,— . -——-— .————-— -— -— -— -— -— -— — — -— — -— -— -— - MEDFORD HOTEL M- 00 (&mj $1.00 Delicious 9 jj . CHICKEN STEAK DINNER Atmoi^m DINNER SERVED FROM 10 A.M. TO CLOSING OLDTIMER ' S NIG HT Every Friday and Saturday Business Men ' s Lunch from 12 to 1:30. .... 85c :o: SING ALONG WITH \MATTY TATE\ :o: COME ON OVER — You are guaranteed more fun than they had at the \Dark Town Strutters Ball\ . :o: RTE. 112 MUSICIANS AND GRover MEDFORD ENTERTAINERS INVITED 5-9783 mr^vr^i^'^r^mr^rr^mirrmvrmr- ^vrmmmr ^m ^mrmer ^r^ w_ v. mir *j B? ^rr *mr *m ^mr ^Br?mrriwTm *rm>r *m *^r < ^i tiT ffiS COMING Now ii nf RE-ROOF with WIND-PROOF Barrett Seal Tab Shingle A double coverage shinRle Applied Hv A Representative of .VJ Years Experience PETER C. RICHARD Roofing and Tinsmith Work Leaders - Gutters - Siding EMerson 3-6375 Legal Notice STATE OF NEW YORK KITRF.MH COl UT : Sl'FFOLK CO I'NT Y BAY SHORE FED- : ERAL SAYINGS AND : LOAN A SSOC I A- : TION , a vavine . s and : loan Association or- : ganized and existin g : under the laws of the : I' n i t e d S t a t v s of : America , : : NOTICE Plaintiff. : OF : SALE against : KENNETH L . WTL- ' : LIAMSON . RORERT : ROSENHLATT a n <1 : C ROW N CENTRAL : PETROLEUM COR- : FOR ATT OX . : Defendants. : , . . V IN PURSUANCE of a judg- ment of foreclosure and sale duly gi anted in the above entitled action and entei ed in the Suffolk County Clerk' s ohVe on the 19th day of Sep t e ir h e r , 1901 . L CHARLES F. GRAV1NA . ESQ.. the undersigned. Referee in said judgment named, will sell at pub- lic auction in front of the Brook- haven Town Hall . Patchogue , New York , on the 10th dav of Novem- ber , lilfil. at 11:00 a. m. o ' clock, the premises described in said judgment as follows: ALL those certain lots , p ieces or parcels of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erect- ed, situate , l y inir and behm at Mastic Beach. Town of Brook- haven. County of Suffolk and State of New York, known and designated as Lots GO to 6 4 in- clusive , on a certain map entitled. \Map of Mastic Estates . Propert y of Anna Siherman . \ and filed in the Suffolk Count y Clerk' s office on Julv 1G , 1012 . as Map Number 13 (?. \ i . ALL COURSES AND DISTAN- CES accordim; to suivey made by Havens & Pelletreau dated August 28 . lO. ' .O. SUBJECT to zoning ordinances and building regulations of any munici pal authoiit y having juris- diction o\ er the premises. SUBJECT to covenants , restric- tions and easements of record , if any. TOGETHER with all the rig ht , title and interest of the Mortga- gor in and to the land in the bed of the street or highway in front of the premises above described to the center line thereof. Dated at Bay Shore . New York , this 2, ' th dav of Sep tember , 1961. CHARLES P. GRAVINA Referee WILLIAM H. WESTERBEKE , ESQ. Plaintitf' s Attornev 138 West Main Street Bay Shoi e , New Yoi k More Police Continued from page i , this section quested of the county b y the county police commissioner. He - a id that vandalism and malicious mischief also existed befo .e establishment of the Suffolk County Police Do- pal uncut, but that the problem has increa sed partly because oJ more persons coming into the Pat- chogue area. Expres sing the need for more adequate police prot ection in the \i 'lage , Mayor Waldbauer said it may be neces-ary for municipali- ties to ask for an \ ami ndment\ in the charter setting up the Suf- folk Count y police. Such a change might be expected to permit vil- lages to hire law enforcement of- ficers who would w ork with the county police. Parking Ban A public hearing was set for October I) at 8 p. m. in the Village Hall on a proposed ordi- nance to foi Lid parking on the west sid( o » ' South Ocean Avenue iiom Main Street to the northern boundaiy of Foar Sisters Com- munit y Center. Since Sep tember IS no parking or standing has been permitted on the west side of the heavil y travelled thoroughfare ex- cept on Sundays and holidays. The board accepted the mayor ' s recom- mendation that Sunday should be the only exception to the parking ban. In discussing the proposed ordi- nance , Mr. Waldbauer reported that the only opposition to the parking prohibition had been ex- pressed by proprietors of Robert' s Stationery stoie at 12 South Ocean Avenue , who, he said , had told him they were losing business be- cause of the board' s decision. The store is located on the west side of the avenue. Bay A\enue Parking. On another parking matter Mayor Waldbauer said the board is contemplating passing an ordi- nance prohibiting parking on the west side of Bay Avenue. He in- structed the deputy village clerk to write Richard Woodhull of the Nev York Telephone Company, re- questing a report from the firm ' s engineeis on the parking situation. The company has a building on the w> -t side of Bav Avenue. Lamo Fimd Raising For Cnt y Boy Scouts The \kick-off\ meeting of the Central Dist rict Section Chairmen foi the annual fund raising cam- paign of the Suffolk County Conned , Boy Scouts of America , was held Tu.^dav night. Thf facilities \ of the Sti ff oik- Broadcasting Company at Radio Station WALK weie made avail- abb to committee m\mb\i\s . Jack Ellsworth , station program direc- tor , transv i ibed a portion of this meeting which will be broadcast at 11:45 a. m. Saturday and again Wednesday at \U'10 a. m. Elbert C. Smith central district campaign chairman , stated that this will be a message of interest to the many listeners of station W ALK ami an opportunity to hear some of the community lead- ers wdio are devoting time in the interest of the Boy Scouts of America. Your friends will know ^ood taste and skilled workmanship have been embodied in the wed- ding invitations you order from The Advance—a t budget prices. —Adv. Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pita l eomp ' etod another step in lis modernization program this we n k when a Linde Li quid Oxygen Storage Unit was installed . The new unit , first of its t ype on Long Is- land , will store high-purit y oxygen and p ipe it directly to the operating, emergency and delivery rooms , the nur- sery and all patient rooms. The new unit was installed by Geiieial Welding Supp lv Corporation of Westbury and will store the equivalent of 2\ > , 000 cubic fee t of oxygen in its li quid state. It will pro- vide an amp le supply of oxy- gen to meet almost any emer- gency need. Add Oxvsen Storei* At R ? haven Memorial The final two days of the an- cient Hebrew harvest festival of Succoth will be obseived starting with the Hoshauu services , Sun- day. Hoshana Eabbah—which was the climax of the Temp le times in Jerusalem , when seven proces- sions were made mound the altar. The ritual for Shemini Atzeres ( Eighth day of Assembly), desig- nated in the Bible as a Day of Hol y Assembly, is celebrated a fter the seventh (lay, as a concluding ie. sti\al of the season. Sen ices wil be held at Temp le Beth El in Patchogue at the fol- lowing times: Octobe r 1 , Shemini Atzeres Eve 6:4o p. m.; October 2 , Shemini Atzeres morning serv- ices . 9 a. m.; Yiskor—Mem orial services , 10 a. m.; junior services , 10 a. m.; Simchas Torah , rejoicin g of the Torah , with the procession ceremonial will start with the par- tici pation of all children of the Hebrew School at 0:^0 p. m.; Oc- mediatel y thereafter the begin- ning chap ter of Genesis. This tradition indicates the con- tinuity of reading God' s Law and this occasion is one of the most jo , \ ous on the Hebrew calendar. Candle Lighting will be held at the following times: September 29 , 6:21 p. m.; October 1 , Hos- hana Kabbah , 6:21 p. m.; October 2 , Shemini Atzeres . 7:22 p. m.; October 6 , 6:18 p. m.; October 13 , 6:0. \ > p. m. tober 3 , Simchas lorah , morning service s at 0 a. m. Simchas Torah marks the con- clusion of the annual reading of the Torah Scroll. During the morning service s the final portion of Deuteronomy (the Fifth Book of Moses) is read , to begin im- Temp le Belli El Lists Succoth Service Times Mis^ Beverl y J. Falk , daugh- ier of the Rev. I. A. Falk , who wil l graduate a s a registered nurse from the Brooklyn Hos- pital School of Nursing tonight at the Brooklyn Academy of Mu- sic. A uraduafe of the Bay port- Blue Point High School , Miss Falk was the recipient of a three- year scholarship and has com- pleted three years of training at the Brooklyn Hospital and Long Island University. Upon graduation . Miss Falk will con- tinu e to nurse at this hospital. 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