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BUY NOW AT 2 J SOUTH BAY PONTIAC j 2 252 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE I 3 Tel . GRover 5-0533 E DON'T BE A PONTIAC WATCHER - - - 2 BE A PROUD 1962 PONTIAC OWNER ! E Slllllllllllllllllllllll llillllli iiiiui - iii n- iiiiiiBiHUI IIll^ If it' s news — you 'll find it in The Advance.—Adv. High School Highlights PATCHOGUE JUNIOR HIGH <*> Stanley Salsberg ' s junior chorus is planning its in- st social event ot the year. The member' s voted to iiave a bow ling party at the end of Octobei. Rhoda Bowden , president oi the junior chorus , is working with a committee to make the ai fair a slice ebb. Carol Reich wai elected president of the Girls Chon ot the South Junior lli»h. Many of the Girls Chou memoevs weie also active in the Student Council elections held recentl y. An intevebtinu , schedule of new films on music has been arranged for studying music. The eighth grade hab enjoyed , \Folk Songs oi America ' s History, \ a film p lanned tc con elate w ith social studies in eighth grade. Films scheduled in- clude some on how to read music , instiuments of the oichestra , and the life of Beethoven. A series of assembly programs is scheduled lor both the North and South schools. Sevez*al programs have alread y been attended by the student bodies of both schools and two programs are scheduled for October iS and 19. The programs ior these dates will include a de- monstration of trends in science to be given by an expert in this field. Also , a film , \Herao the Magnifi- cent , \ will be seen. On October 13 the seventh grade assembly cov- ered the topic of local government. Mayor Robert Waldbauer of Patch- ogue and Brookhaven Town Super- visor August Stout participated in the program. As a result of a campai gn to form a Latin Club in the North Sc hool , 23 interested students ap- plied for membershi p. At the first meeting to be held in the near future , the goals of the club will be set by the members. Carleton San- born will be the facult y advisor for the club and he will be assisted by Mrs. Marie Simone , the adviser of the South School French Club . Re- ports on Roman life and Roman Mythology to be presented to the Latin Club are being prepared by Barbara Schumpf and Janet Con- way. : * f : * : A The English 9 classes have been working on a unit concerning the short story. Besides deriving p lea- sure from the many entertaining stories read and discussed , the clas- ses are working toward an under- standing of the form and writers ' techniques , and also the ability to distinguish good writing from poor writing. Recently the students of the home economics classes held an open house for the faculty. Cakes , cupcakes and punch , prepared by the students j W ere -erved by the students from a table arranged in buffet style. Some of the stud- ents involved in the open house were : Pam Mistier, Georgeanne Clay, Rosalie FoncVllino , Janet Tay lor , Susan Holz , Mildied Rat- tmger , Helen Martinez , Kathleen Lewis , Henrietta Jones , Lucy Pre- biaca , Patricia Coleman and Sharon Chr istop herson. On Saturday, 1 Mascot and 49 members of the Patchogue Junior High Chapter attended the Future Homemakers of Ameiica Fall rally at IL'ckscher State Park. The girls were accompanied by their ad\ isors , Miss Bonzelle Ah- lenius , Mrs. Catheryn Dowling, Mrs. Ruth Ristich , Miss Alma Smith and Mrs. Dowling ' s two- year-old son. The theme of the rally was \Alertness Today For A Better To- morrow. \ To carry out this theme , Patchogue Junior Hi gh School in- vited Michael Faherty to be the guest speaker for the rall y. Mr. Fahert y, a radio announcer for W- PAC in Patchogue , spoke about his experiences while living in a Fall- out Shelter for one week. Other program features included the emblem ceremony, New York State convention report, a display of a survival shelf of food , distii- bution of Civil Defense leaflets , and organized games and a scavenger hunt. The Patchogue Junior High Chapter assisted in the program b y announcing the speaker and spoke of a regional scrapbook contest Miss Judy Judelson is the South Eastern District A Historian and has charge of the district scrap- book. Sachem District Five To Vote Tomorrow On School Addition HOLBROOK — A total of 55c persons has registered to vote from noon to 10 p. m. tomorrow at Nokom/i s School on a proposal to build an addition to Lynwood Avenue School , Farmingville , and to approve the purchase of one 19G2 station wagon at a cost not to exceed $2 , 500 for Sachem Cen- tral School District 5. The addition of 18 classrooms , a library and a dining room-cafe- teria is proposed at a total cost of $813 , 000. The present school con- tains six classrooms , two kinder- gartens , a gym and administration offices. \State emergency building quota aid , \ said Supervising Principal Walter C. Dunham , \ will cover 98 per cent of the total cost of the original Lynwood Avenue School , which was built at a cost of $450 , 000 in 1955-56 , and the proposed addition. \ He said that the proposal will not increase the tax rate in the split district. The current estimated 1961-6*2 tax rates for each $100 of assessed valuation in the districts are $9.18 for Brookhamen Town , $6 20 in Smith- town and $6.93 in Islip. l>1* m -«r > ~ ^ - ^ -iii i -^ -«¦-¦>-—-¦ » m m* *m mt CLEA RANCE '61 TRIUMPHS HERALD CONVERTIBLE $1995 TR-3 ROADSTER $2450 '58 SAAB $695 (2) '58 TR-3 ROADSTERS $1350 '60 RAMBLER SEDAN $1150 '55 CHEVROLET CONV. $650 '55 PLYMOUTH CONV. $550 WM. L. MANTHA CO., INC. 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Main St., Patchogue GRover 5-0035 j ^^ONTHS TO PAY — NO MO N EY DOWN j. PATCHOGUE RAMBLER OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 575 E. MAIN ST., PATCHOGUE :: GRover 5-3100 For the Most Complete News of Suffolk County Read The Advance STARTLING NEWS—Mrs. Ida Nash , as Lorraine Sheldon , rela>s startling message to Robert Maher , who plays Sheridan Whiteside in Middle Countrj Teachers Association ' s production of \The Man \\ ho Came to Dinner. \ Play, produced for benefi t of Phillips- Brow ne Memorial Welfare Fund , an emergencj fund for teachers , will be given November 16 , 17 and 18 at 8:30 p.m. in Ne\* .field Hi gh School , Centereach. Tickets are on sale now in Centereach schools. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiininiiiiuiiiitiiiiiuiiiini antiiiui ikniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiniiiiiiiiinniiilii^ \ BEFORE YOU BUY — GIVE GRADY A TRY! I I ** * . M \* AV ' 4lu^ x v«i&A l^- ^^^-w4 *&**+^~*oKfyi* _ m ' ^^ M ^i^w^^vtSikatM = '58 Buick Super , $1395 '60 Buick $2445 I Hardtop . Pow er. Hardtop. Pow er. 1 ; Like new . _ I ' 58 ^Z' X 1 $ \ 5 '\ Chevrolet ... $1395 1 [ 2-Dr. (Automatic) | ! J 57 Buick 4-Dr. .. $945 ht>dan 1 I y 58 Chevrolet ....$1445 f I '58 Volkswagen .. $995 4-Door | I '58 Buick $1395 '58 Mercury $1195 | Convertible Coupe 4-Door. Power | | PETER J. GRADY , Inc. | j 118 Montauk Hwy. - Since 1914 - W. Sayville | \ LT 9-3100 | ' . 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Patchogue Motel = 4inilIIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIlilIIII|l|IIIilllBIBIIBIBIIIIllBIIIIIIIIIlll|UIIlI«IlUIlimilMlllllllllEllllllIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlI13111ll By Councilman Donald J. K« s S' owlv and inexor ably, year* af;o ¦ .ear , 0111 tow r \' o \s . Not onl\ doe- , it L ' I u in p pal.ili n In\ in I 'raUi u\. Ti i 'e , we h i\ ha t i ,op il i ion e\ ( ) ' o-iun , \n \ ben '—* if tin . we :\> e i.uod with <¦ owm , i;.in- , . Many oi oui (lt.zen s ]o <k ' .riunj ml wt 'uk' i , w l' th ' lek't 'tlo ^ - , (J U (. \' .c ' Oil oil pi ckotuool^ - C V L 'I a-e? lt ' -a Inn\ of , h'dh nu • hat lK'ce^sit it ¦• - , dail y de 1 ion- , b y :o\einnuat ie*r,(er- wlm li will a* - ect the e oaoniif filir of our ' j iniilio ^ U LS i n-i do OI I K > hold- is mil ^ ca> efu h en ii ' ci how t:u vio \ ars are sjrent , for thr,y realize a- , . vou do , tiles'- dollars do not lin e e. sil j. We all believe our i iwn and county -h( iild build and ! I ov ule public facilities, ior the ben- ch! oi oui |)eo])le. Ho\\ \\ei they v us 1 e accomplished within the -< oj e of our citizens ability to pay. To meieh p lan for Jre buildin » is not enough , kr without carefu 'l y phinninu for the pay ny. our d *bt IOL I 1(1 become an oppressive weight , hold hn back sound development i* 1 prouress . T hei e has been too much said w 1 1 !\ l .bv)iit the millions of dollars o h* pent and not enou»h abou t .he thou ands that could be saved. llcciiiiinv in government is an in- vestment that pay- > dividends not only to us now , but in the future to our children \ . I h°ard it said very simply the other day by a youny attorney, \No one builds a hou-e and expects their children to pay for it! ' Report from Islip Town Hall A .1 ( '-y •at-o 'd P itchot- ue . -- .ar * * s 'idn 'itt 'd Alo' id rv t ) Bio-k ' avoir Memorril Hospital w.th uultijile contusions and abr a -i ons and a possible fractuied hoi ld°r aft«r a dit h cav d m or rim at the I. W. Bianchi t^reen- 'ousi- s . Orchard Roavl. East, P ;t- chofiue. Fifth Precinct police slid Robert I.essey of 31)7 East Ala n Street \a - workino in a dach about se- en feet di cp, 12 JV t lon» and rive feet wide. A side \\ ill fe ' l. c oveiim> the man to shsrMl y above his waist. Unidentified fellow* \\ oikmon immediately stru^led to tue AL. Lessey from the ear th. Dr. Petei de Reeder of Bellport was called to the scene and the llaj-uman Eire Department Ambulance was summoned to take Mr. Lessey to the hospital. I. W. Burnchi , proprietoi . said the ditch was beiny dim for the n s trl ' a 'ion ol * drainage tile and Mr. L sse> was adjusting one of the tile when the cave-m took ])lac \ M. \ . Lessey lias been em- p loyed , b y the B' an'-hi firm foi about 15 year- , Mr. Bianchi said. Patiulman Iloiace Giuh' nd-r was d spatc h 'd to the East Patcho»ue lnm when thi accident happened at abou*- 1 p. m. 3? chcigiic Mao Buried Iriefl y, fojured ' .Vhen Ditch Caves In
