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.i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i I I I I i i ; i n i I ,,,,, B i i ' j NOTICE! ^ ^ & : - \ HAVE A SANDWICH OR &$j $( ^M ^ : A HOME - COOKED MEAL JfcJg * MT/^ : , : Dail y S pecials ^^^ 1? ^^M( - - MOMMY—Mea < „ Loaf . Scalloped Potatoes 85c \ Ti ESDX ^ — Macaroni . Hamburger - 75c - \\ EDNESl^ —Hot l^ast Ik* ef Sandw ich , Vegetable S5c - 2 THFRSD .v^—Corned Beef and Cabbage . S5c \ I RIDA' i—Macaroni , C heese . 75c I SP \GHETTI and ME \T B \LLS — BEEF STEW , etc. DAILY Z Z All Pies Baked on Premises \ - TRY CH \RLIEN TEX \N FR \XKS — \THIS IS A MUST'' I I OPEN 6 A. M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT DAILY\ I SHABIf-f'S LUNCH Z 530 MEDFORD AVEM E PATCHOGUE Z One Mile Noith of Sunrise Hichxvay ' ' ' ' i i i t i i i i i i t i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i II i i i i i i i i ' I | MAKE EVER Y PAYDAY YOUR SAVINGS DAY ^y^ ^^- - ¦ ¦ • • •¦ •-* « - ^s- *^^ ^SMftN fc^? To save s uccessfully, save A ^^^^ ^^ i regularl y! Every payday, keep ^fe^P^^^^ \^^^^ ' I part of your money for yourself ^^^^^^JX -; „^^^^^^^^^ *^^^^fc INTEREST COMPOUNDED W^^^^^^^^^B ^H l ¦ i ! t i i THE PATCHOGUE BANK \Service Is Our Business \ I ! i i i i • 47 We st Main Street , Patchogue GRover 5-3020 ! & Branch Office—468 East Main Street , Patchogue GRover 5-3035 | ¦ i Friday Evenings — 6:30 P. M. to 8 P. M. | \ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. j i ^HWftllWM y yMMlluinnnn i inniinnmMi i in « ii — ¦.— —— _. _. J Biographies of GOP Candidates Are Given John L. Barry John L Barry, Republican can- didate lor re-eieciion as commis- sioner ol public welfax e, has de- voted 20 years to pub'ic service in numerous elective and appoin- ti\e civic and governmental po- sitions. During his first term in office , Welfare Commissionei Bany gained stature throug h his economic and dili gent adminis- tiation. He xvas recently elected vice-president of the New York State Welfare Association. In 1960 , Jack Barry ' s depart- ment finished the year with an unexpended balance of over $1 , 000 ,- 000 because oi his strict handling of funds. Immediately before becoming welfare commissioner , Mr. Barry xvas director of the Suffolk County Civil Defense Office. This depart- ment reached a high degree of efficiency under his direction. A native of Suffolk County, Mr. Barry graduated from Patchogue High School , attended New York University and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy in Washington. A former zone chief and investi gator for the Suffolk Count y district attorney ' s office , he has comp leted special courses in administration , investigation , social welfare and mental health techni ques given by the Law En- forcement Officers Training School in conjunction with the FBI , State Association of Chiefs of Police and State Sheriffs Association. Married to the former Isabel T. Shiebler , and the father of four children , they reside at 85 Jayne Avenue , Patchogue. Mr. Barry enteied Federal Government serv- ice as an employe of the War Department in 1940. He became chief clerk of the utilities office , supervising personnel , procurement, operations , etc. He assisted in the organization of the fire depart- ment and other services now func- tioning under the administration of the Brookhaven National La- bel atory. Always active in civic and fra- ternal affairs , he is an active mem- ber of the New York State Assoc- iation of Fire Chiefs , Police As- sociation of Suffolk County, Brook- haven Town Fire Chiefs Council , Patchogue Lodge of Elks and a past member of the Patchogu e Kiwanis Club. He is also a past director of the N. Y. Chapter , FBI National Academy Associates; committee chairman , Region I, U. S. Civil Defense Council; member of the executive committee , Civil De- fense Directors Association of N. Y. State ; organizer and first president , Suffolk County Fire Chiefs Council; past secretary to the Suffolk County Volunteer Fire- men ' s Association ; life member , organizer and past president , Pat- chogue Fire Department Ambu- lance Company. Mr. Barry is also past secretary of the Patchogue Council , Knights of Columbus and past president of St. Francis de Sales Holy Name Society. Long active in Republi- can party affairs , he is past presi- dent and present director of the Lincoln Republican Club and mem- ber of the Suffolk County Repub- lican Committee. John P. CoiiUian , Jr. District Attorney Jonn P. Co- halan Ji., is the Kepuo ican can- didate for Suffolk County jud ge in the November 7 general elec- tion. This veteran officeholder has twice been elected district at- torney. He xvas previousl y Islip Town supervisor. A graduate of Manhattan Col- lege and Fordham University Law School , Mr . Cohalan has had a distinguished legal and public career. He became an assistant attor- ney general , New York State , in 1941. His first public position in Suffolk County was as a member of the Islip Town Planning Board in 1948. In 1950 he became attor- ney for the p lanning board. Three years later in 1953 he xvas chosen Islip Town attorney. The Repub- lican candidate for county judge became Islip Town supervisor in 1956. Shortl y afterwards , Mr Cohalan was elected Suffolk Coun- ty district attorney for the first time. In 1959 he ran again and was overwhelmingl y re-elected Under his direction the district attorney ' s office has handled a record number of cases. Mr. Cohalan is a resident of Sunset Drive , Sayville , with his wife and two children. He is a member of the Sayville Rotary Club , the Kni g hts of Columbus and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. The present district attorney be- ' ongs to the New York State Bar Association and the Suffolk County Bar Association. The Republican candidate foi county jud ge is the son of John P. Cohalan a former assemblyman state senator , surrogate and offi- cial referee of the Supreme Court. C hester F. Jacobs Chester F. Jacobs , lepublie an c andidate for re-elei tion as county treasurer , is a hie-long i\sident of Suffolk County, having been born in Hampton Bays 52 jeari ago. Mr. Jacobs received his edu- cation in - the Hamilton Ba* , s Schools , and Brown ' s Business School in Jamaica. He possesses an impressive rec- ord of service in pub lic office , hav- ing served five terms as teceivei of taxes in the Town of South- ampton. Starting as a record clerk in the county treasurers o ffice , \Chet\ , as he is known throughout the count y, has worked a 1 - a credit clerk , cashier and deputy county treasurer for four yeais and is comp leting bis fiist term as county treasurer. During the past three years as county ti easuiei he has re-organized manx of the op- erations of the county tieasur-r ' s office- modernizing it* - method-- of operation for greater efficiency, planning for the futuie , and main- taining a high standaid of service to the public. This \ ear. Count* , Treasurer Jacobs presided over the largest tax sale in the history, of Suffolk County. Alxvays interested in community affairs , he has spent a consider- able amount of time serving as a member of various local civic or- ganizations. He is a former presi- dent and member of the Hampton Bays Board of Education , and is a former chief and exemp t mem- ber of the Hampton Bays Fire De- partment. He is also a formei commander and piesentlv a mem- ber of Hand-Akhich Post 921 American Legion : a member of the Hampton Bay- - Lion- Club and a member and tuistoe of the Hampton Bays Method i st Chinch He is married to the formei There=a Scholz of East Quogue. Mr. and Mrs . acobs r< side on Fanning Av enue. Hampton Bays , are the parents of one boy who is a graduate civil engineer of Cor- nel' Univei sitv , now nm'ried and residing in Gieenville . Pa . Alex G. Proios Alex G. Proios , a life-time re- sident of Brooknavc n Town , is pre- s'nt ' v campai gning for the office of town ice lvei of taxes on the Re- publican ti.ket. Al-> o activel y cam- paigning with him are his xvife , Doroth y; son , Gregory, and daugh- ter . Angelica. The Proios famil y makes its home in Lake Ronkon- koma . \Alex \ is a licensed insuranc\ broker , leal estate salesman , life insurance agent , registered repre- sentative of mutual funds , a notary public and president of the G. A. Proios Agency, Inc. He boasts 10 years of public accounting and aud- iting. During his time in the Army. Mr. Proios served in France , Bel- gium and Germany as an opera- tions sergeant. Since his honorable discharge , be has taken on more and more community service ac- thities in addition to his business cntei prises. He is a past president and chart- er member of the Lions Club of the Ronkonkomas. He has been a member of the Ronkonkoma Fire Department and Medical unit since 1945 and presently holds the rank of captain. He is the coordinator of Unit 4 of the Sixth Precinct of the Auxiliary Police of Suffolk Countv. and he is presently a mem- ber of American Legion Post 155 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4927. and has actively aided fund dtivos * for the Bov Scouts, Girl Scouts and Cancn* Society. The Proios famil y spends a rood deal of time in the service of iN church . St John ' * Greek Orthodox, where Alex* has -ei ved as a member r 'f the boird of tui-tees for seven veais and i*\ - a past president. Dor- othy and A' ,x x aie p*cmboi* s of the church' s Mr. and Mrs Club , of v hich he is a past president. TO RE srccEssrn, — ADVERTISE CARD OF THANKS I am sincerel y gratefu l to friends and nei ghbors for their many kind acts of sympathy dur- ing my sad bereavement , in the loss of my dear husband , Oliver K. Pascoe. Especiall y do I wish to thank Jephtha Lodge #494 , F. & A. M., Masonic War Veterans Post #34 , American Leg ion Post # 269 and Jayne-Latti n Post #2913. Mary F. Pascoe. —Adv . Where $ a i hearing aid' ¦; ' } \ ^^ * - <¦ * < ho hind ' - . ^ r 5 (¦*¦ •* W W ^kmw \ w^m. ^ S$&9ttS%W ^ V* t '^ wff i, *WW¥/*Jfi So tiny a dime covers it! Fits entirely within the earl For free demonstra- tion call or visit Otarion Hearing Service PATCHOGUE OPTICAL CO. Medical Arts Building 107 North Ocean Avenue Patchogue :: GR 5-8770 Otarion Listener Copter '?^?'•¦ \•'?^rww^r^r^^Fl'^r'W ww ^ Memorial Library Orders New Books BELLPORT — Books ordered by the Bellport Memorial Library in September xvere listed this xveek as follows: Adult fiction: Gregor , \Toxvn Without Pity, \ Lyall , \The Wrong Side of the Sky ; \ Wallant , \The Pawnbroker; \ Sklar. \The Identity of Dr. Frazier ; \ Lofts , \The House at Old Vine ; \ Manchester , \The Long Gainer; \ Horia , \God Was Born in Exile; \ Shute \Stephen Morris; \ Baker , \Y' oung Man With a Horn; \ Salinger , \Franny and Zooey; \ McCullers , \Clock With- out Hands; \ Pollini , \Night; \ , Streeter , \Chairman of the Bored Hevxvard , \Porgy; \ Marshall , \West xvith the Vikings. \ Adult non-fiction: Lexvis , \The Children of Sanchez; \ Alsop, \The Bootleggers and their Era ; \ Car- son , \One for a Man; \ Biddle , \A Casual Past; \ Lilly, \Man and Dolphin , \ S xv a n b e r g; \Citizen Hearst; \ Durant. \The Age ot Reason Begins; \ Collier , \The Sand 5 * of Dunkirk ; \ Aueibac h , \The Science of Genetics; *' Claik. \The Emerging South ; \ Peterson, \A matter of Life and Death ; \ Forgue . \Letters of H. I J . Men- cken; \ Shew , \Companion to Mm* der; \ Hogben , \Mathmatics in the Making; \ Turnbull , \The Forest People; \Cobb , \ .My Life in Base- ball ; Doblehofer , \Voices in Stone. \ _ Busines s will probably keep right on being good for those xvho are aggressive , give good values , good services and advertise in The Advance. —Adv. FORMERLY LOCATED ON MONTAUK HWY., BELLPORT CHAIN-LINK, CYPRESS and 1 ^p|^g §| CEDAR FENCES 1 ^^^^^ - Industria l & Residential - We are experts in fence construction. Visit our showroom or phone for a representative to give you information or estimates. ® FREE ES TIMATES GIVEN e Greater Savings :: Buy Direct from the Manufacturer Route 112 , Medford GRover 5-5715 (Vi mile north of Zeidler Motors) ^iiiii niiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii itiiiniiiiiiiiiimiiiiiitiiniiiiiii muiiiiiiii I FALL PUNT 1 SUPPLIES i I TULIPS 13 Varieties I 69c doz., 4.95 per 100 DAFFODIL S 3 Varieties I 15c ea. 1 .65 doz. e j HYACINTH S 4 Colors 1 19c ea. 2.10 doz. I CROCUS 5 Colors j 49c doz., 2.95 per 100 I PAPER WHITE I NARCISSU S 19c ea. 2.10 doz. GRAPE I HYACINTH S I 39c doz. i All No. 1 Bulbs 5 I Bulb Planters 98c Bone Meal , 7'dbs. 95c ! Bulb Tone , 5 lbs. 1 .00 [ [DUTCH BULBS J [ SHANDS' 71 West Main St.. Patchogue I GRover 5-1060 .iiiuuiiuiimuuiuiiiiiiuiutmiiuuiiiuuuuijiHniiuiaiiuiiiuiiiiiiuuuniu. ROCKY POINT—Memboi s of the N oith Shore Beach Property Owneis Association will hold a special meeting at 2 p m. Saturday, at the Rockv Point School to \ote upon whethei to laiso the assoc ia- tion ' s annual chit s fi om $10 to .S L,r > Membei s unable to he piosont m i\ \o\>' by pio xy. Pio\y ballot ran) he sec moil horn the tollow - 11 iu membcis . selected to leccne bil l ots Thorn,is A Doian of l!o\ 7U of Rock\ Point . Willi MII R Guslal-on of S., '! R ni'son Di .\ e . \\ e s tbui\. and 1 ouis \. 1* u co of 30-00 2\hh Stno\ As ' ona Al a Septembei meeting the a* - - -o( in ion ' - boa <) ol dn e< loi .utc .pt d a 10 point p lan ¦ -ubmit- t. d !>\ \ ic e I' I e- .nl >nt \\ llliam R Rolibin I' n sident Ilaii\ \si pi* ( i( i d II i tbe meeting. Mi. Robbnis had been a-ki d t > mil l ' t i lUiini i nd i ' i > \ , -, bee usi .i ' the l enui oi \ iii r-aiii l .u y and dan- • nui < nt ' iV ion e l- ing on tn e 1 t a • ¦ diii ing tin Sunimei M Robbms ' 10-Pc I nt Impro\ i mc n- Plan l - .t- ^ fo 'Iow s - 1 ) ( 1 'iistiuct a s(\ ( n-foot chain link fence along the beach teuam. white neci --ai \ foi a di tam e ol appi uMin.it ' U !. '00 fee t 12) Pin\ ide I' mkoit on po 'ice pro- tec ' ion :'l the be :u h \) Timid \ tlu ee enhances to the* hi .n h on i.iniiis . Eliminate the s tall \\. '\ s and build gates with a loi Kin g device . 1) 11 le a supoi mtc'ident of the I K ae! loi \2 weeks . si\ da\s pei wick , ei g ht bonis per da\. 2) \ei , une a paikmg held. (]) Pi oMcle gaibag e collection foi tw o weekends (single pickup) pi ioi to Jul y 1 , 10 wcrks theie- attii (two pickun s wc ekh), and two w eekend ^ after Labor Da\ (sin ul e pickup) . Mr. Bobbins pom ' ed out that eight dollars of the - - -!\ * pioposed annual dues would he - ,i\ i ii b\ those associa- tion m embci s , 'luadv paying for gaibage disposal. 7) D.uK be ich gaiba g e * collec- tion foi 10 w eeks with a dail\ pickup M Budget for junioi auxiliai \ police . 0) Budget f or a teen-age jii o- Harry Ash gi am. 10) Pay officers and di l ectors foi their services. North Shore Association To Vote on Dues Increase BELLPORT — About 00 were present at the fifth annual dinner of the Bellpoit Ambulance Com* - pany Satuiday night at the goll course clubhouse, including mem be is and then w ives and guests from Biookhaxen . Ilageiman an I Patchogue. George Hawkins and Franci s I ioi mus weie co-chairm an of the ex cut and Albeit Gcger acted as toastmaster. Bell port Ambulance Co. Holds 5th Annual Dinner BELLPORT — Plans for a mm- mare sale to be held in the church aucbtoiii ' m next Wednesday, Thurs- day iv<\ Fud »y wei e made at th\ h toi c I meet ng of the Rosaiy Al- ! r Soc 'et\ of Maiy InimaculaU ' R. C Chuieh. Mis . W illiam Bereza and Mrs. liomio Gavin aie co-chairmen of the sale, whic h will be open from 10 a. m. to J p. m. and from 7 to J) ]>. m. on the first two l'i . \ s and fiom 10 a. m. till noon ui tin final day. Mis . Giaconio Regalmuto xvill be ban 1,1 ui of a eaid paity to he i\ Id November it in the auditorium, -XI is . ,\. .1. B u liei o lepoited on the pii ) \ ic ' s. ( i hei vale of Christ- mas eaids , \ lappings , etc., to he I eld outside the church on Sun- days. It was decided to resume the cancer dicssing - unit on Wednes- day afternoon , xvith Mrs. Peter Quinn continuing as chairman. A merchandise club xvas started under the chairmanshi p of Mrs. ( atherine Ebbrect and after the meeting and refi eshments , mem- bers looked at the numerous arti- cles that were on display. Mrs. Rose Watson of Yaphank unci Mi s . Qlga Butcher and Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmore of Bell poi t were we lcomed as new members. R osary Altar Societ y Rismmage Sale Set For Oct. 25 , 26 , 27 BELLPORT — The Bellport ambulance made four trips during the past week. At 4:15/a. m. Friday, Mrs. Gwendol yn \Farmer was taken from her home at the corner of Station and Association Roads to Brook haxen Memorial Hospital by Wil- liam Hermus and T yson Dominy. At 7:10 a. m. the same day, Charles Beaveis of South Country Road was taken by BMH by Wil- liam Hermus and Edward Warner. Saturday at 9:30 a. m.. Mrs . M. Gallina of South Howell' s Point Road was taken to BMH for X- rays and back home by James Jep- son and Quentin Reynolds. At 11 a. m. that clay, Chester Conn was bi oug'ht from Bayview Hosp ita l , Mastic Beach , to his home on Otis Lane by Albert Geiger and Nelson Haxvkins. Ambulance Makes Four Trips in Week BELLPORT — The board of education of Central School Dis- tiict 4 will hold its bi-monthly meeting October 30 instead of on October 23. DATE CHANGED CARD OF THANKS We are s'ncerel y grateful to 11 lends and nei ghbors for their many kind acts of sympath y dur- ing our sad bereavement. These e* - pre ssions hax e been deep l y ap- p* i i lated. Mis. Richaid Searles and Sons. —Adv. CVRD OP THANKS We aie sincerel y giateful to liiends and ne ig hbors toi their man\ kmd acts of sympath y dur- ing oni sad bc i ea\ ( ment. 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