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TOAD\ CONKUN'S TIDE and WEATHER ALMANAC TABLE OF SUN AND HIGH TIDES FOR THE WEEK (Suppl.cd h> the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey) Hours Gi> en are for Eastern Standard Time. Sun Sun Patchogue R.sc Set (Great So. Bay) Port Jefferson Mastic Beach Bellport Moriches Inlet and * ™ « „ (Moriches Bav) (Bellport Bay) (Ocean) Setauket A.M. P.M. A.Mv P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. PJW J ?!?• r r n? 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Slim plain front model in . , ^ Sr ^mT ^^^^^^ i alterations I r^Tn ir Q like leather. • . * ^^ \ 1 , ,f ^t WERE leather %l w \ sJfe s^ U^^^ 1 ^¦ ^ Q uilt \ Lined Surcoats lll : 'l-: % #vf Aiir Avdusiv© iii 1 « JI nieTA AD JI IM\ 9 arafi; 1 * ¦ ^ VB BmB B ^Bk I H B B^ K AJ K I n^B II IT^ f-iyX] J f #%Iml^ I VwIm^M i^ I I ''AmWGftAIN\ WW X-97 FINISH: ^8 Hi C|© il .. I-: • Repels wind and water! ^M ^^ \| fS • Tan , black , loden green. |^^^^ wSmM mm ~ g OPEN w $ HERE'S WHY PRICES ARE *.*»«£Kw <*a*f ^ J0 ^ JamL /) /) *v«y I WW AT ROBERT HALL ^ ^^Bi ^SJ ® %4^w^4J ^J T *FV?V¥ * NIGHT m -We s^l for cash onS jr! ^¦¦11 *^(s %r&Zf / / WtXS TILL 9 W • No high rents! ^HIH * ^^w^^^^^ ^^^TOa^ * N° f anc y fix t ures! CORAM on Route 25 at Intersection of Route 112 Plenty ol Free Parking MASTR IJEACTI — Ladies of tlie Dimo'iatic Club are sponsor- in Ihui im nthl , \ o.n d and names paity it 8 p. in. Monday in the eh hhoiise on Lo. u^t Duve. Spe- lial awai iK will be »iven and re- iu- ^hmint ^ v ill l)o - seivi-d. Mrs. Xellio Slovensk y and Mr>. Marie I- I'klman aie co-hoste^se^ . CVRl) PARTY Village Rec. Report: By Pcto Poulos S UJ'TE TO SWEZEY & NEWINS—The other morning I took a (\w minil< - to look al the various displavs in the Swezey and Newins w IK ' OW Toe mvo\ seivice omani'/ations of the Village of Patchogue ^hc ul ( i ditai.ih thank Sw ezev and Newins for the use of the store ' s ( > p la\ window ' s . It ' s so nice to have Mich civie-minded people as Mr. S\\ ' o/< \ ni oui ( onimunity. It ' s probablv a surprise to many people th.it wo have that many soivioo 01»animations in our village. L \ BE V CU VMPS—Fred LaBua and his Clipners deserve a lot of iiodit for winnmjj the Village of Patchogue Slo-Ball Championship. On \\ odnovdav nmht LaBua faced the winners of the B League , Clear- \icu md Kiala. at the Shore Front Park. LaBua won the first game , 1 ¦ : II UIM L U nmht, the two teams faced each other and the tension w is on the Pamteis and it showed because they ended up with 10 bi .MM , laBua won , 1D-S. The winning battery was Ralph Giannotti , pii h ' i ' u .md Tom I- ' iabr/io , behind the bat. Home runs were hit bv 'l om Pi.u h and KoyStill of the Clippers and Walt Reams , who hit the oiu\ lound t upper foi th\ Clean n>w & Fiala team. The LaBua men toted f our i un> - in the first inning; two in the thii'd ; nine in the loin th . one m the tilth ; 2 in the sixth and one in the seventh , for a < ..Mid total of 1!» . George Ilaidman ' s boys scored two in the first ; . in in tlv third ; three m the fifth and two in the seventh , for a t nt il it eight l tins . Hie ti ophios ' -wil ] be awarded at a dinner to be given later this month The (ban man of the committee. Dale Witlock , and his aides , I rid I nline and Bi i naul Ryder , are in charge of Award Night. LITTLE (URLS' BOWLING—On Saturday morning, at the Pat- chogue Bow hug Vlleys on Division Street , the l-ecreation department ha- made anangements to have bowling for little girls. Miss Trudi \oiili ( H' li-i , ( oiwntod to hel p with the project. I feel that bowling is a \ei . \ fine spoit lor girls and it should be encouraged. I frankly feel th it bowlin g should be a spot t that schools should have as a major spoit not on 1\ for the guN but for bovs as well. In fact I'll even stiik m\ link out fuiflier and say that bowling allevs should be built ni the high -ihooK Field hockev and soccer for girls are two sports 1'v \ ne\ei UM > IU e thev h ave school , but on the other hand, bowling- will stav wi th them long af ' tei they leave- - the school. My \BW\ (beau- t. t ul wife \ ! is a \ei v fine bow lei , although she is a mother of four -hildion and a housew ife If you want further information on little • it ' s ' bow l ii\ . \ ui ( .an call the Four Sisters Community Center at (. Ro\ ( t \ > 1 ) 02 V sp( l ]al piue of .15 cents per game , which also liubidi s slnn' s has been set bv the allevs. Be n s' Btn\ LING—Boys 11 to 15 . w ill have bowling Saturday mboinmgs and '1 hui sday evenings at the same special price. For further mfoin.ation. > all (, Knoi 5-4102 or diop m at the Four Sisters Center. ODDS WD ENDS—The Brookhaven Asphalt team invited me to its \i < f oi \ dinner at th \ Land' s End but I had to decline because I was to lx nut of tow n I sme am glad of <heir victories in the league , town aid iciri ' \ . . Spi.tkmg of victories , I am certainly overwhelmed Willi tlie PaViogue High School Football team . . . We ' re all rooting foi a winnei thi s yeai . . . The Patchogue Drama Group is now in full swing with lehoai sals stallin g next week Diane Eisler and Joe Jach thin k tint this ^,11 he a sellout . . . The Senior Citizens ' program now ipidn wa\ has a b its fu st guest , Supenntendent of Highways of the \ilia e of Patdiogue , John Bebak . . . Teen Social is a w : eekly item on Monda\s and it ' s fne Clippers Win Crown Maggio ' s Patchogue Recreation B\L Purple League I ( ague Iiad.is — Designers, 1 0 . I 11 oubans . 1-0 . Hi g h g lines — \. Benson. 101; B Gahn . Jl s . J Ro .cklein. 107; V. 1 em \ . L 1 !)* . ' . P. Kenny, 101. IV\ L Green League league Le aders — Eire De- paitment , l-o . Old Timers III , l-< High games — G. Handman , 101: P. Holmquist , 211; E. Duo- lak. 10S. Major League 9/27 League Leaders .— Team A Vaand. C-1; 7i idler Motors , G-1; 1 ndetwor.d Flu 1 Oil , G-1 . Hi g h g.nr\ - > — Ken Hodge , 505 High tenn — Team 4. Brand 07s - Hig ' -erits — Sncdec or Coal & Fuel . 2o \ )0 . (k.nes ov ^r 200 — Ken Hodge, 211. _ H Walt Hut-hin s . 216; Joe Jankow sl i 2 1*2 : Yd Bi and. 211 , Jim Puggk s . 211: Bob Gorman. 20 _ . 'ho Helkr . 211 „ Tom Spiock. 2 1 0 . ( no O'Connor . 206; Ray Au- det , 2 M \ , . Fied Lang, 204 ; * Tom \ augl n. 201 Thursday Alixed Leagu o 9 7 28 League Le ader—Team 8, Theil- ipg . S-l. High gamo — M^en : Tom Mar- lion , 2^ ,2; women : Charlotte Hur- srll. 100 High series — Men- Tom Mar- n ' on. 557; women: Charlotte Hur- sell. 550 High team — Team 8, Theiling, 810 High scries—Team 8 , Theiling, 2°25 . Games over 200 — Men : Tom Man io -i . 212; John Theiling, 210; John Texei a , 208; Charles Kap- plci. 201; Tom Furman , 202 ; Jack Ga7/.o ] a . 201. Games ovi 150 — Women : Char- lotte Hursell , 199 , 196 , 154; Mary Theiling, 161; Carol Carfora , 154 ; Gert Aug, 150. ** - . > * * Businessmen ' s League 9/25 League Leader — Clearview Plate Glass , 5%-^ . High series—Charles Winans , 217. High team — Mid Island Dis- posal , 850. Hi gh series — Team 7 , Mar- rion , 2441. Games over 200 — Bob Brou- wer , 217; Charles Winans , 207 ; Charles King, 201; Louis Meyers , 201. Ladies ' League 9/26 League Leader — Suffolk Coun- ty Flower Ex., 8-1. Hi gh game — Alice Keller , 187. Hi gh series — Alice Keller , 514. High team — Brandau Meats, 742. Hi gh series — Brandau Meats , 2113. Games over 160 — Alice Keller , 187 , 166 , 161; Ceil Kaznowski , 177 ; Jeanne Shaber , 175 , 160; Ei- leen Smith , 180 ; Arlene Collins , 161; Lee Gorman , 164. BOWLING LANGIIORNE , PA. — John Beikeiwski of Bridgehampton w ill represent Riverhead Speedway in the eleventh run- ning of the 100-mile National open championship, for sports- man-modified stock cars and scheduled for running Sunday, at the Langhorne Speedway. Mr. Berkowski , one of the top point men throughout the season , won over such vet- erans as Jim Malone and Bert Hodges. Both have competed in the annual \ world series \ of stocks at Langhorne. The Bridgehampton driver will be piloting a Chevy-p o w e r e d mount in the annual title clas- sic. Berkowski Is Ready For Stock Car O pen SHIRLEY — Bayport High School' s Cioss Country team got off on the lig ht foot last Wednes- day and won in a triangular meet held hire at William Floyd. Baypoit compiled the low score of 25 , while William Floyd and Kings Park were one point apart scoring 55 and 56 respectively. William Floy d' s Tony Moi risotto was the o\ erall winner in the race covering the 2.15 mile couise in 11:27. The Phantoms ' Denny Au- gustine was second with a time of 11:51). Ba> port ' s Mike Mead fol- lowed at 12:15 anel Warren Mc- Dowell came in at 12:29. Onl y a mete second sepaiated Kings Pai k' s Edwaids at 11:02 and John Schwerdel at 11:01 of Bay- port. Denny McGow an rounded out the scoring for the Phantoms finishing tenth in the meet. Also lmining for Bayport , were Kick Stratton , Butch Le Pre and Tom Kallmann although they did not figure in the scoring. In the junior varsit y meet run over the same 2:35 mile coui se , a p leasant surprise was in store for Bayport' s Coach Joe Vignato. Twin brothers Bill and Bob Shee- han crossed the finish line one-tw o for the Phantoms. Bill covered the course in 13:03 while Bob was five seconds behind him at 13:08. W r ith this type of running, these fleet-footed boys may find them- selves a noteworthy addition to the varsity. Bayp ' t Harriers Take First Place In 3-Way Meet Winners at the South Shore Duplicate Club Master Point game on September 22 were , (N-S): first , Raymond MacLean , Bellport , and Joseph Slechta , Patchogue; second and third (tie), Lorraine Gall , Westbury , and Carl Lam- bert , Bell port , and Clint Smith , Central Isli p, and Arnie Piatt , West Isli p. E-W winners were : first , Hazel Williams , Patchogue and Jessie MacLean of Bellport; second , Eve- lyn Stein , Patchogue , and Ger- trude Barteau , North Babylon and third , Mr. and Mrs. Si g Goldner , of Sayville. There were seven and one-half tables in play. A Charit y Master Point game was held September 29 at the VFW hall on Edwards Street , with nine and one-half tables compet- ing. Winners in the N-S position were : first , Jack Mitchell , West Isli p, and Morton Katz , Bay Shore ; second , Joseph Laughlin and Henry Elfmont , Patchogue; third , Ray MacLean , Bellport and Jean Mitchell , West Islip. E-W winners were : first , Gene Blau of Manorville and Dot Ber- trand of Bay Shore ; second , Bes- sie Silverman and Irma Katzen- stein of Patchogue and third , Stan Davies and Arnold Piatt , Bay Shore. Regular games are held every Friday night at 8 p. m. BRIDGE NOTES RoDsevsIt J _ h _ RMeway jffiyLN^Rk attraction d »WWWltl>»M U IIIWllltlWW>ll Ml l»lWil>lWtlil»» II IMIIIIII » | l ll l< || | H n WililMii n HWfll^^ j! Seatuck Cove Marine Service jj FOR THE BETTER BUILT BOATS ij THOMPSON & CRESTLINER BOAT S i i «! | ' ' |^ '\• ~ Mil \\ \H> \i ! j i I >L jg riO^B^c^^j ^l)^^^ H|* -^^p^^x^ J | r j \t * \ *fc* ^^Tr ^^^P^^^W ^^^^Kwmmm\ ^m^ ^^m^^^^^^r' ^ - I LX V ««t 6<l A» 6i«l ftH , « j&J ] i BAY AVENUE , EASTPORT , N. Y. j j! JOHN J. KOSTUK , Prop. Phone EAstport 5-0367 ! . ! j t mmmmmmammamammmmmm ii mmmammm t m ^^ mimMtiswmii&srmM^ms^aimm By Jim Skclly BAYPORT — The soccer season got off to a rough start for Bay- port' s Phantoms last week as th\y diopped their first three games while generall y shenvmg a \eiy weak offense. In the opening game September 20 , against Kings Park , the Porters were defeated, 0-4. Ba\ poit was handicapped e\ en befote the start of the game. Roel Gierasch , the goalie , had contracted scarlet fever and w ill now be out for an indefinite peiiod. Tony Canning, the- i ig ht halfback , was also ab- sent. Gere Carlson , a sop homore and usuall y a l eserve halfback , stai ted at the goalie position. Kings Park jumped into the lead m the second quarter when John Mark s kicked a two-pointer. Shortl y the-ieafter , Chuck Stroll , the Phantoms right-inside , evened the scen e at 2-2. Marks , however, again scoied just before the close of the second period leaving the score. 4-2 , at the half. Midway in flip thiul quarter . Kings Park' s Phil Phillips booted another goal. This was the extent of the scor- ing- until substitute Rick Hill tal- lies! for the Porters just prior to the final whistle. Thin selay. a powerful Mattituck team descended upon Bavport. The Tuckeis pounded out five goals while blanking the Phantoms. The* game was so lopsided that the Mattituc k goalie chalked up onl y e no sa\ e which pointed up Bay- port ' s excep tionall y weak offense. Gene Carlson again was pro- tecting the goal , but the deceptive TtH'kers pro\ ed too much for him. Jack Hi lmsteadt p layed a fine game at center halfback but this too was in vain. The Pollers lost in a heart- breaker Fridiv to the Bay Shore hooters . Both teams had been held scoreless until three minutes to go in the final quarter when Bay Shore scored on a penalty kick. Charlie Salata , usuall y Bay- port' s left halfback , p layed at the goalie position for this game while Gene Carlson took Sala- ta ' s p lace. Bayport' s defense in this game was outstanding with fullback How ie Reksten being the shining light. Howe\ er . once again the unco- oidinatid attack of Bayport' s line was made obvious. Lack of team- work and a dismal feeling is evi- dent. Ed Black , Bayport' s ri g ht wing* , summed it up when he stat- ed that , \We just lack sp irit. \ Black hinted that some changes in the line may be evidenced by the next game . It is to be hoped that goalie Rod Gierasch will return shortly. If so , it may be just the lift the team needs to get rolling. Bayport High Booters Upset in Three Games WATCHING SOFTBALL TILT from dugout at Shore Front Park , these men enjov annual sof t ball game of St. Francis de Sales Holy Name Society, held recently . More (ban 200 people turned out for festivities. Society ' s next meeting is set for S :30 p.m. Monday in auditorium building of St. Francis de Sales. Shown above ,, from left to right , are Joseph Kalinowski , Father Traynor , moderator , and Jack Rowland. Unidentified youngsters is also shoy\ n yy atching game intently. Films of the Babe Ruth League Tournament at Hornell, in yvhich the North Patchogue Youth Ath- letic Club Association All-Stars won the New York State champ- ionshi p will be shown at 7:30 p. m. October 11 , at the NPYAC Awards Night at the Medford Avenue School auditorium. The public is invited to attend. Tlie affair was originally scheduled September 21 but was postponed because of the hurricane. Awards will be rmade by the clutt to the winning Minor League , Lit- tle League , Babe Ruth League and Junior Rifle Club teams. An award will also be made to the All-Star Babe Ruth League team and a special award will be made to the All-Star Babe Ruth League team and New York State champs. Guests of the club will include Brookhaven Town Supervisor Au- gust Stout , Jr. ; Councilman How- ard Rowland ; Brookhaven Town Clerk Robert Cooney ; Patchogue Mayor Robert T. Waldbauer and Dick Hodkin of radio station WPAC. If it' s neyvs — you 'll find it in The Advance. — Adv. Babe Ruth League Film Will Be Shown Oct 11 by NPYAC CENTER MORICHES — From $75 to $95 worth of p iano tuning tools were reported to have been stolen September 28 from a car parked on Main Street yvhile the driver was in a nearby store , Fifth Precinct police said. The complainant was Lawrence Barnes of Lakeview Terrace , Middle Is- land , Police aaid. Patrolman Wal- ter Haase investigated. TUNING TOOLS STOLEN Mrs. C Somma, PA 7- - >n ( )9 - AT 1-0270 The Catholic Ladies ' Au\iliai\ of SS Petei and Paul li. C Church will hold its monthl y meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the church hall. The annual din- ner will be held at ?:.]<) p. m October 21 at the Sunnse Res- taurant , Center Moriches. The South Manor Parent-Teach- er Association held a -ucce-sful rummage sale September 21) a L the school. Mrs. Helen 01i\ei and Mrs. Maxyvell Cunningham yveie chairmen. Proceed 1 - yv 11 he an- nounce d at the meeting Tin - .day. The speaker will be Fire Chief Frank Magnani , yy ho will speak on fire safety. Kevin Hazleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hazleton of Wading River Road , celebrated his third birthday Sunday. Tuesday night they celebrated his birthday yvith his grandparents , Mr. and Mis . Recent three-day guests at the home of Mi. and Mrs. George Wildfi ett of Halsey Manor Road yveie Mr. and Mrs . John Piper ftid daughter , Paula , of Water- It) ! d. ( di m. Howard Ha/leton and daughter , Da i b-ne , of Bay Shore. A birth- e ' av cake and dinner yyere -served. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freese of Se hul' z Road had a surprise birth- day dinner for Ray Dye , Septem- hei 2 » , including a birthday cake made h y Mr- . I r reese. Those at- t MK ' ng yyere Mi. and Mis. Dye and dau ;ht f -r , Alico , and Mr. and Mis. Fieese and children , Susan and Lincoln. Manorville
