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Laborer Killed Under Truck Wheels In Baiting Hollow A 33-year-old laborer was killed Monday afternoon in Baiting Hol- low when he fell under the rear wheels of a loaded potato truck. The victim is Clarence Mayo of Hubbard Avenue , Aquebague. Ri- \ erhead Police said Mr. Mayo sli p- ped on a gra\el-covered dnveway on the farm of Austin Warner , Ji., at Sound Avenue , Baiting Hol- low , and fell undei the lear right double-wheel of a loaded bulk potato truck. The wheels passed over tho low er part of Mayo ' s body. The truck driver , Allen G. Smith , of Osborne Avenue , Riverhead , stopped when he heard Mr. Mayo ' s scream. Mr Mayo was rushed to Cen- tral Suffolk Hospital , Riverhead , where he died on arrival. He was pronounced dead at 3 p. m. about 30 minutes after the accident. Police said Mr. Mayo had tried to stop Mr. Smith and was run- ning alongside the truck when he slipped and fell. Engaged couples , attent io n please ! 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Chief Jack Condon that were award .d at Medford Fire Department drill Sun- day Tournament attracted 21 teams from Suffolk County, 18 of w hich came from Brookha^ en Tow n. Team honors for da . -long tournament went to Vanguards Hose Company of Patchogue. —Maple Leaf Photo Service GOING UP are members of Port Jefferson Sta- tion-Terryville three-man ladder team as they competed Sundaj in drill at Medford Station. The Van Guards team of the Patchogue Fire Department Avon the bucket brigade event b y six- tenths of a second to take the se- cond annual fh-emen ' s drill of the Medford Fire Department Sunday at Fireman ' s Park , Medford Sta- tion . The Patchogue team collected 21 points to nose out Center Mori- ches with 19 points. Blue Point had 15 1 /. points to place third in the competition. In the crucial bucket brigade event , Patchogue^ turned in a time of 36.4 seconds and Center Moriches registered a time of 37 seconds. Twenty-one fire departments partici pated in the drill and pa- rade. The first five place winners and their times are as follows: Three man ladder: Blue Point (Mighty Midgets), 7.2 seconds; Patchogue Van Guards (40 Thie- ves), 7.5; Cente r Moriches (Indi- ans), 7.7; Noithport (Mud Hens). 8.2 , and East Moriches (Play Boys), 8.3. Running hook and ladder: Cen- ter Moriches. 9.3 seconds; Patch- ogue , 9.4 ; Centereach (Hose Joc- kies), 9.5; East Moriches , 9.6 , and Blue Point and North Patchogue , tied at 11 seconds. Running hose cart: Patchogue , 13.5 seconds; Northport. 14.4 ; Ha- german (Gamblers), 14.9 ; Noi th Patchogue ( Nite Caps), 15.0 , and Center Moriches , 15.1. Running hose replacement : Blue Point , 21.5 ; Patchogue , 22.6 ; Noith Patchogue , 25.1; Center Moriches. 25.2 , and Hagerman , 25.7. Blue Point broke its previous recoid of 21.6 seconds. Efficiency : Center Moriches , 11. - 3; Port Jefferson (Fiiehouse 5), 11.9 ; Centereach , 12.0; Eastpoit (Flying Ducks), 12.3. and Halesite (Crabbers), 12.5. Center Moriches broke the 11.9 second moid pi e n - viously held by Hageiman. Bucket biigado : Blue Point , 31. - 1; Patchogue , 36.4 ; Center Mori- ches , 37.0. Centeieach , 40.9 , and East Moriches , 41.0. Both Patch- ogue and Center Moiiehes were tied at 19 points each until the Patchogue team took the second place in the bucket brigade to nin the drill with 21 points. Blue Point broke its previous lecoid of 31.4. Awarded a large basket of fruit was Miss Mary Anne Doheity of Brooklyn. The following awards were gh- en after the parade: Noith Pat- chogue , best appearing ladies ' aux- diaiy; Patchogue , best appearing band , and Port Jeffer-on best ap- pealing drum corps. Parade judg es veie Chief John Condon , Ex-Chief Alfred El'is and Dominic J. Baran- ello. The contest judges were all of- ficial Brookhaven Town Racing Team Captains Association ju dg- es. For your best source of infor- mation locally, read The Advance each week. —Adv. Three Persons Continued from page 1 , this section - II M lision with the rear of the Wood- aid v ehicle , which was jammed under the tail gate of the mail truck , police said. Dr. Herman J. Scharfenberger of Sayville pronounced the Wood- ards dead at 3:35 a. m. Saturday, according to police reports. In- vestigating the accident were Po- lice Lieut. Joseph Berni , Sg t. Warren Giubner and Patrolman F rank Zaccaro of the Third Pre- cinct. Forced off Highway In the Maguire accident , police said , an unidentified driver was reported to have swerved into the lane in which Mr. Maguire was driv ing and forced him to go off the east side of Route 112 and sttike a tiee. Police said Mr. Maguire was tiavelling noith on the hi ghway when the accident occurred near Mill Road at about 9:45 a. m. Fri- day. The accident was investi- gated b y Police Sg ts. Henry Giattan and Paul E\e and Ra- ti olman William Grant of the Sixth Piecinct. Mr . Maguire was a retired ship- ping clerk and a veteran of World War T. He had been a resi- dent of the Port Jefferson area for eight years. Surviving is a nephew , Robert Frank of Setau- ket. Activities of I nterest in Patchogue The monthly business meeting of the Mary Anna Guild of Eman- uel Lutheran Church was held Oc- tober 3. Mrs. Karl Erhardt , Sr., hospitality chairman , reported on plans made by the committee. There will be a church service at 4 p. m. Sunday for the installa- tion and reconsecration of the teas- ellers of Emanuel Lutheran Chris- tian Day School. Refreshmtnts will be served following the ser- v ice. Mrs. Daniel Fiehler explain- ed the origination of the Psalms , which is the top ic for this quarte r of the Lutheran Women ' s Mission- ary League. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Pru- dent of Riverhead held open house October 1 to celebrate their Gol- den wedding anniversary. Over 300 friends and relatives visited the honoi ed couple. Among those f rom Patchogue who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore and son , Jay, Mr. and Mrs. And- rew P. Moore and son , Darren , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prudent , Mr. and Mrs. Dan Micucci , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pontieri , Mrs. Evelyn Coffin and daughter , Pris- cilla , Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pru- dent , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Car- damone , Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cardamone and children. Judy, Anthony and Rosemary, Mr. and Mrs . Vincent Cardamone , Miss Jo- anna Cardamone , Mr. and Mrs. John Felice and son , Pat , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pfeifle. Mr. and Mrs. Amato Contino and daughter , Ma- tie , Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Reil- ly, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cork , Mr. and Mrs. William Gazzola, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. William Gazzola , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gazzo- la. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Greco , Mrs. Minnie Benincasa , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Benincasa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Benincasa , Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman , Mrs. Cor- ii.ne Frankel and daughter , Dev crcaux , Mrs. Anna Hirst , Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Pascuzzo , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Collocola and Mrs. Louise Avelhno , all of Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gack and children , Martin , Jr., Timoth y and Melody, of Masti c Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Mi- c hael Rulli of Levittown ; Mr. and Mrs. Sal Vacca of Sag Harbor find Michael Juliano of Bridge- hampton. John M. Palermo , formerly of Patchogue , has been appointed a l epresentative for the Connecticut M utual Life Insurance Company \ ith the John E. Douglas Agency of Tampa , Fla. Among the awards he received while with the Army in the World War II were the Dis- tinguished Service Medal and the Bronze Star. A member of the Na- tional Association of Life Under- w riters , he lives with his wife and three children at 5501 Bayou Grande Boulevard , Shore Acres , St. Petersburg. The Original Golden Age Club of Patchogue will hold its semi- monthly social-business meeting October 19 , preceding which a buf- fet supper will be prepared and served by the men ' s committee at 6 p. m. Dr. Lammert Redelfs , pastor of the Lutheran Church of Our Sa- vior , 231 Jayne Avenue , was in Washington Monday and Tuesday of this week attending the semi- annual meeting of the Bureau of Service to Military Personnel of the National Lutheran Church. Carl Wingard , president of the Lutheran Church of Our Savior , Carl Smith and Donald Stevens , two other lay delegates and Dr. Lammert Redelfs , pastor , will at- tend the Annual convention of the Northeastern Conference of the Eastern District of the American Lutheran to be held Saturday in the Fordham Lutheran Church in the Rronx. =_ ** I ¥\\ __ m Y ___ Y W^^E T ^ /\\t •*** South Ocean Ave., Patchogue §§ 1 \\-J\V \IV _ n Y ^ Open Daily 9-5:30 | J. . JL j 1 11 lUl k_ * J Monday and Friday Till 9 * 1 _ t \*\ _ = _3 — O i _H-OQ $ 1C I nl y ll ZO andJJ I ~> / - « __?__- ^^^ == =_ K \ __g_ rf =3 —- \ * \1 _K? _ — buys the best- of- ^ | our best-seller Jl | M M jl Not a hit-or-miss mark-down in* the lot ! But ... a full , FRESH 1 I selection of coats in misses ' and half sizes ! Many are of the finest 1 I wool . . . many are wool with fur fiber blends. All are this sea- § I son ' s wanted sty lings that are fashioned righ t for you. | :_! 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In his message , Mr. Dennison stated: \The county financial po- sition is sound and stable and will remain so , contrary to unfounded statements circulated throughout the county in past months. The indebtedness of the count y has not been increased beyond normal in- crement/' he said. \No ' unending spending ' pro- grams have been proposed which would increase the individual tax burden or the count y indebted- ness. No project has been propos- ed at all that was not urgently needed as a matter of the public health or to begin building a health y, balanced gener-al county economy, \ he said. He said that many phases of the budget l eflect changes in de- partment operations recommended earlier this >ear by a manage- ment consultant firm. Mr. Dennison cited as examples , the conversion of the old Suffolk Tuberculosis Sanitorium at Holts- ville to the Community College ; increase in probation sen ices to justice courts , expansion of men- tal health service to provide four full time clinics , and the purchase of park and conservation lands in Smithtown , Brookhaven , Hunting- ton , Southampton , East Hampton and Riverhead Townships. The Board of Supervisors will make its first formal discussion of the preliminary budget October 23 , and it is to be adopted No- vember 3 after a public hearing in Riverhead. C ounty Budget Dist. 24 Board Continued from page 1 , this section Fi ank DiNoto , guidance counselor at the senior high school , to at- tend the New York State Associa- tion of Deans and Guidance Per- sonnel to be held November 12 , 13 , and 14 at Libeity, N.Y. The board also approved the atten- dance of Robert Bamberger , su- perintendent of building s and grounds; William Fischer , head custodian of the senior high school ; Frederick Grey, head cus- todian oi the Medford Avenue School ; William Huber , hr ad cus- todian of the junior high school; Albert McMullen , head custodian oi the Tremont Avenue School ; Fied Schoenfelder , bead cu&tudian of the Bay Avenue School ; and Henry Woehlken , head custodian of the River Avenue School , to a con- ference and workshop to be held at Sayville High School October 20. - - - • Montgomery Ward Prizewinners Listed The grand op ening of the Mont- gomery Ward store at 198 East Main Street , Patchogue , last , Thursday, Friday and Saturday, was highlighted by the aw arding of free door prizes , catalogs ajid gifts. Main awards went to Mrs. Vir- ginia Weedon of 49 Main Street, West Sayville , portable steireo: Mrs. Alvina F. Nagle of 154 Oak Street , Patchogue , silver coffee and tea set; and Mrs. Adele Cox of 32 Second Street , Bellport , elec- tric mixer. The store , which is located next to The Bee Hive , also featured reductions on catalog merchandise during the three-day grand open- ing event. Business will probably keep right on befng good for those who are aggressive , give good values , good services and advertise in The Advance. —Adv.
