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NEW IA '\\ EDS arc Mr. and Mrs. Ra\mond William Richmond , Jr., wbo are on thoir w edding tri p through New England. Thej wore married sundaj afternoon in Emanuel Lutheran Church , Patch- ogue . b> the Re\ . Daniel G. Fiehler. The bride is the former Miss Margaret Harding of Patchogue. —Photo by Michael' s Studio PISCIOTTA—CAMPO Mi-- - Fiances Campo , daughter of Mi. and Mis . John Campo of Fouv-t Aieiiiic , Shirley, became the Inide of S p 1 Jack Pisciotta , Ji.. son of Mr. and Mis. Jack Pis- S>ciotta , Sr., of Livingston Drive. Shirley, at 3:30 p. m. Saturday in St. John the E\angolist R. \ C. Church in Center Moriches. The double ring* ceremony -was perfoi- med b y the Rev. Matthew Wis- niewski in the presence of over 200 guests. Escorted to the altar by her fa- thei . the bride wore a floor-length white satin gown appli qued witn flowers and sequins. The fitted bodice was fashioned with a Liishop neckline and long, pointed I sleeve- , and the bouffant hooped skirt had a butti rfly bu-itle and a chapel train. Her three-tiered fin- gertip veil was attached to a dou- bJe-tiered crystal ciow n and she cariied a cascade bouquet of gar- de nias with a double orchid center. Mi- - *s Lena Campo of Shirley, a sister of the bride , was maid-of- honor. She was attired in a floor- length anti que gold satin gow n with a round neckline, shel l sleeves and a Prince* - 4 - , waist which was adorned with two bow s on each f de. She w ore a pearl and sequii crown and carried a basket of r yal blue pompons and gold chi\ -anthemums. The bridesmaids w ere Mi-s Rosemary Castaldo of Mastic , Miss Peggy Maiello of Garden City, Miss Lucy Alfinito of Slrr- loy and JIi- *s Joanne Campo of Shirley, a sifter of the br i de. Then* gowns of royal blue saiiii were the same as the nviid-of-honoi ' s and they wore p°arl and -equin crown- and cariied basket- of gold, pompons and l oyal blue chry san- themums. The flower girl was Diane San- dana of Brooklyn , a niece of the bridegroom. She was dressed in a l oyal blue full-length satin gown with a scoop neckline and short sleeves. She wore a satin and rhmestone crown and carried a basket of gold and royal blue pompons. John Campo , Jr., of Shirley, a brother of the bride , was ring bearer. Anthony Pisciotta of Shirley, a brother of the bridegroom , was best man. The ushers were Car- melo Princi of Medford , Louis Pa- duano of East Meadow , Salvatore Rubino of Patchogue and Salva- tore Campo of Ozone Park , a cou- sin of tbe bride. A reception and roast beef din- ner for 180 guests was held at Ciro ' s in East Islip following* the ceremony. Music for dancing was supplied by Fred Kelly ' s band. The bride was graduated from Center Moriches High School and was employed in the accounting- department of the New York Tele- phone Company in Patchogue. Her husband graduated from Center Moriches High School and is serving a three year enlistment in the Army. He recently arrived home from Germany where he had been stationed for the past two A , ears and the couple left Tuesday for Maryland where he will be sta- tioned at the Aberdeen Proving Ground- . B \RTLEY—BRUNET Miss Denise Estelle Brunet , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brunet of Middle Country Road , Lake Grove , became the bride of Frank Hartley, son of Mr. and Mis. Frank Hartley of Hunting- ton , at 5 p. m. October 14 at the Assumption of the Blessed Yiigm Mary R. C. Church. Cente - re ach. The Rev. Josep h Belfiore officiated at the double ring* cere- mony before the altar decorated with bouquets of white flowers. Shirley Siegrist , organist , p layed the wedding marches and selec- tions and sang* \Ave Maria. \ The bride, given in marriage by her father , wore a long white sa- tin gown. The long-sleeved fitted bodice featured a lace neckline trimmed with sequins and rhine- stones and the bouffant skirt ter- minated in a long* train. Her head- p iece was a crown of rhinestones and pearls which held her elbow- length three-tiered veil of French illusion. She carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums and step- hanotis. Miss Jean Lynch of Freeport , a cousin of the bride , was maid-of- honor. She wore a long gown of toial pink with long sleeves , a lound neckline and a hoop skirt. Her headpiece was a matching ciown with rhinestones and a short veil and she carried a bou- quet of white and gold chrysan- themums with matching* coral p ink ribbons. The bridesmaids were Miss Kath - leen Bartley of Huntington , sister of the bridegroom , and Mrs. Ph ylis Pelletier of Lake Ronkonkoma. Their gowns were of hot pink. made like the m,aid-of-honor ' s , and they \wore matching headpieces. They carried white and gold chry- santhemums with matching hot pink ribbons. Frank Maletti of Central Islip was the best man. Ushers were Armand Brunet of Baton Rouge , La., brother of the bride , and Don- ald Pelletier of Lake Ronkonkoma. A reception with a cocktail hour was held at the Thatched Cottage , Centerport , for about 150 guests. The couple left on a two weeks ' honeymoon to Canada and upon their return will reside in Hun- tington. The bride is a graduate of Port Jefferson High School. Her hus- band is a graduate of Huntington High School and has served four years in the Navy. RICHMOND—HARDING Mi* - *s Margaret Harding, daugh- ter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Har- ding of 240 Conklin Avenue , Pat- chogue , became the bride of Ray- mond William Richmond , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rich- mond , Sr.. of 22 Glenwood Street , East Patchogue , at 4 p. m. Sunday in Emanuel Lutheran Church , Patchogue. The Rev. Daniel G. Fiehler per- formed the wedding ceremony in the presence of 200 guests. The altar was decorated with bouquets of chrysanthemums. The wedding marches and wedding selections weie played by Mrs. Carl Ger- nannt , Jr., at the organ. Given in marriage by her fa- ther , the bride wore a floor-length gown of nylon lace and white sa- tin with a chapel train and long pointed sleeves. Tbe waist and scalloped neckline were accented by rhinestones. Her crown was adorned with I limestones and seed pearls and held her French illusion veil. She cariied a cascade bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. Mrs. Patrick Treschl of Medford was her sister ' s matron-of-honor. She was gowned in a street-length sheath of deep rose satin with matching accessories and carried a cascade bouquet of white and gold chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids were Miss Judy Alercio and Miss Judy Solberg of Patchogue. Their peacoc k-blue sa- tin sheath dresses w ere street- length and they wore matching accessories. Their cascade bou- quets were also of white and gold chrysanthemums. Charles Rogers of East Pat- chogue , a cousin of the bride- groom , was best man. The ushers were John Kogers of East Pat- chogue and Robert White , also of East Patchogue. Rhonda Treschl of Medford , a niece of the bride , was flower girl. She wore a gown like that of the maid-of-honor and matching ac- cessories. Her small cascade bou- quet was of white and gold chry- santhemums. A reception for 135 guests was held at the Suffolk County Repub- lican Clubhouse in Blue Point , where a dinner was served. Music- was by George Losch' s Band. Mr. and Mis. Richmond left for a wedding trip of two weeks tour- ing* New England. Upon thoii re- turn they w ill reside on Conklin Avenue. Patchogue. The bride is a graduate of Pat- chogue High School , class of l' .MiO , and is emp loyed b y the Long Is- land Cleaners , Inc. Her husband is a graduate of Patchogue High School , class <^f 1956 , and is employed as a com- mercial fisherman. lie will pres - ently be serving in the Army. FRANK—BENINCASA Miss Dolores Benincasa , daugh- ter of Jerry Benincasa of 85 Jen- nings Avenue , Patchogue , and the late Mrs. Maltha Benincasa , was married to Ivan D. Frank , son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan O. Frank of West Valley Saturday in St. Fran- cis de Sales R. C. Church , Pat- chogue , by the Rev. F. Leo Cun- ningham. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. Mrs. Richard Quappe of Patchogue was matron- of-honor and Michael Rosicke of Ronkonkoma was best man. BRAUN—ABBOTT The marriage of Miss Mary Ann Abbott of Bay Shore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Abbott , of William Braun, of Selden , son of Mr. and Mrs . Harry Kane of Sel- den , took place at 11 a. m. October 7 in St. Patrick' s R. C. Church , Bay Shore. Father Karvelis offici- ated at the double ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. A recep tion was held at Cooper ' s Hotel in Bay Shore. Mrs. Richard Patch of East Is- lip, a sister of the bride , was ma- tron-of-honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Lynn Lynes of Bay Shore , Miss Maureen Leach of Babylon and Mrs. Lee Minarich of Coram. Robert Abbott of Bay Shore , a brother of the bride , was best man. The ushers were Vincent Ab- .-L -.-.-. -. -.-. -. —. -. -L-L -. -. +.-L-L -. -. -. —. ~.-. bott , Donald Abbott and Ronald Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Braun spent their honeymoon in Miami Beach , Fla. They are now residing at 60 Finch Lane , Islip. VALDER — JESAITIS St. James R. C. Church in Se- tauket was the scene of a Fall wedding at 11 a. m. October 14 , when Miss Carol Therese Jesaitis , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alphon- so Jesaitis of East Setauket , be- came the bride of Edward John Valder , son of Mr. and Mrs. Char- les B. Valder of Northern Boule- vard , Shirley. The double ring ceremony and nuptial mass were performed by the Rev. Arthur Herald before the altar banked with bouquets of white chrysan- themums. Given in marriage by her fa- ther , the bride wore a full-length white antique brocade gown with a scoop neckline , three-quarter length sleeves and a chapel train. Her shoulder-length tulle veil was held in place b y a matching pill- box headp iece and she carried a white brocade missal with white fugi chrysanthemums. The matron-of-honor was Mrs. Gordon F. Scott of Hinsdale , 111., a sister of the bride. She was at- tired in a ballerina-length emerald green taffeta gown with a match- ing pillbox headpiece. She carried a cascade bouquet of bronze chry- santhemum's and cattails. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Wil- liam Warren of Walkill and Miss Dorothy Jesaiti s of Port Jefferson , a cousin of the bride. Their bal- lerina-length gowns of sea green taffeta wore the same as the ma- ti on-of-honor ' s. They wore match- ing pillbox headp ieces and carried cascade bouquets of yellow chry- santhemums and wheat. James Connelly of Woodside served as best man. The ushers were William Mc Cabe of Wood- side and Morton Abramowitez of Mastic. Following the ceremony a recep- tion for KiO guests was held at Moose Flail in Port Jefferson. A loast beef dinner was sei'ved and mus i c for dancing was furnished by Mike Marinos band of Pat- chogue. The couple left for a two weeks ' wedding trip touring the Southern states and upon returning home they will reside in Middle Island. Mrs. Valder was graduated from Port Jefferson High School and holds degrees from Syracuse Uni- versity. She graduated from Coch- lan School of Nursing of St. Johns Riverside Hospital in Yon- kers and is presently employed as a public health nurse with the Suffolk County Department of Health in Yaphank. Her husband graduated from Murray Hill Vocational High School in New York City and ser- ved three years in the Army with the 14th Infantry. Hie spent a year in Korea. He is employed b y the Suffolk County Mosquito Control Commission in Yap hank. HEIN— MILLER Miss Kathryn Ann Miller , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mil- ler of Lake View Terrace , Middle Island , became the bride of James C. Hein , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hein of Pine Road , Cor- am , at 4 p. m. September 19 in St. Paul' s Episcopal Church , Pat- chogue. The Rev. Richard C. Cha- pin performed the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage b y her father. Her floor-length gown was fashioned of a Chantilly lace bodice with a Sabrina neck- line, and a silk organza skirt. She wore a star-studded crystal and pearl crown , which held a scal- loped silk illusion veil. She carried an old-fashioned bouquet of white carnations surrounded with baby ' s breath and silk netting with satin streamers. Miss Charlotte Miller , sister of the bride, was maid-of-honor. Her orchid ballerina-length gown was fashioned of nylon over taffeta , with matching accesories. She car- ried an old-fashioned bouquet of mint green and orchid carnations. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Alice Grupe of Riverhead , Miss Joan Nowaski of Middle Island and Miss Judy Christ of Coram. Their ballerina-length gowns were fash- ioned of mint green and they wore matching accessories. They carried bouquets of orchid and mint green carnations. Charles Hein of Coram , brother of the bridegroom , was best man. The ushers were Anthony and Ted Miller , brothers of the bride , and Bob Hein of Coram , also a bro- ther of the bridegroom. Immediately following the cere- mony a reception for 130 guests was held at Regula ' s Corners , Riverhead. Music was furnished by a band for dancing. The bride and bridegroom left for a honeymoon at Brookdale-on- the Lake in the Pocono Mountains , Pa. They are now residing in Med- ford. NOTES ON NUPTIALS | VyOO-lj JEWELERS. INC. j > 85 EAST MAIN STREET , PATCHOGUE \ (Next to Patchogue Theatre) GRover 5-120 1 \ ( OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 0 P.M. \ [ COKVENJENT TERMS J ( I TTING their wedding cake are Mr. and Mrs. Edward John Valder , who w ere married October 11 in St. James R. C. Church , Setauket , by the Rev. Arthur Herald. The bride is the former Miss Carol Therese Jesaitis of East Setauket. —Photo by M. E. Malei MARRIED recently in St. Patrick' s R. C. Church , Bay Shore , w ere Mr. and Mrs. William Braun. The double ring ceremony was performed by Father Karvelis. The brid e is the former Miss Mary Ann Abbott of Bay Shore. —Riviera Photographers — '- - '-¦-- — . — ¦-- — • -- -- ' -- —-—. - ¦»- ¦— -mm. - -- -^ m- - -- - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - -- - — - -L- ^-i---L— m—, PATCHOGUE MOTEL HONEYMOONERS' PARADISE FREE 21\ TV :: HOT WATER HEAT SPECIAL MONTHLY RATES Have Yourself a Ball Under Twinkling Stars in the VELVET ROOM Showplace of Long Island — Cocktails by Candlelight DANCING EVERY NIGHT TIL CLOSING to Music of the World' s Best Bands NOW BOOKING — WEDDINGS , PARTIES AND DANCES I SUNRISE HIGHWAY :: EMerson 3-6880 I Member Diner ' s Club - American Express - Carte Blanche E - B^^» ^ 4 ^W- - «U ' <t^ '^ - -« ^ ^ ^ - < 4 ^ ^ -WJ. «M' ¦» - » -»». » M M « — — — _ » » _ ¦¦_ M — — mm m j ( Engagements Mr. and Mrs. John Chiarelli of 214 Thirty-First Street , Brooklyn , have announced the engagement MISS TERESA CHIARELLI of their daughter , Miss Teresa Chiarelli , to Private P'irst Class Frank Arcuri , son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arcuri of 280 Waverl y Ave- nue, Patchogue. The bride-to-be is a 1!)61 gradu- ate of Bay Ridge High School and i& employed as bookkeeper for Chemical Bank New York Trust. Her fiance attended Patchogue High School and is now serving in the Marine Corps. He is pres- ently stationed at M, nrine Bar- racks , U. S. Naval Base , Brooklyn. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Eastman of Riverton , Conn, announce the engagement of their daughter , Miss Carole Lee Eastman , to Wil- liam Case Zegel , son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Zegel of Main Street , Center Moriches. Miss Eastman is a graduate of Gilbert School , attended Douglass College in New Brunswick and presently is enrolled in the Cen- tral Connecticut State College where she is majoring in Elemen- tary English. Mr. Zegel graduated from Cen- ter Moriches High School in June , 1957 , and from Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken , N. J. in June , 1961. He is now instruc- toi at the Newark College of En- gineering while completing his studies for his masters degree at Stevens. No date has been set for the wedding. CLU B NEWS Col. Josiah Smith Chapter Colonel Josiah Smith Chapter , Daughters of the American Revo- lution , held its meeting October 13 in th<-> Patchogue Sorosis club- rooms. Miss Laura G. Ebell , regent , and Mrs. Edith Carter presented reports on the Sixty-fifth New It ork State conference of the NSDAR which they attended in Rochester. A 10-minute report was given on national defense in accordance with the program from Washing- ton. Mrs. Richard Henry and Mrs. Josep h Kucera were added as new members. On November 11 , Veteran ' s day, the chapter members will partici- pate with other organizations in the ceremony at the Four Corners in Patchogue. Chapter members voted for a planned observance of United States day, October 23 , with the display oi flags. The afternoon ' s program was presented by Mrs. Marie Jamieson , chairman of Magazines , and Mrs. Beulah Winans , chairman of In- dians. A magnificent Indian dis- p lay, loaned by Miss Anna Bush , I DALE'S I I D raperies , curtains , bedspreads j I A 11 sizes , custom or read y made I I L inens of all kinds I I E xtensive selection I ! S ervice that will delight you j \ 36 E. MAIN STREET :: PATCHOGUE | | - » niiiiiiiiimiii Ilium inn IHUIIHHHII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiMir : : : E : : : : i 5 : E _ * * * * m*G% ^ JL * A -m ^^ M ** - \\+ 9 __ * _ QP C <?\ 5 -T -t \M \m+ ^ M __ \ fl S£+ % ___ _ _ X<> 1 s *\mW& \%* r ) Mtas ^ / _ __V_ *£M I \\_$ ¦* J ^\ _____ \ W m lJ ^ ( -\ M ^ k. W -Hbl ^ -m-W -f YVi%*-\mmm- BmmmmMMT ^ Ml\ __ W ^ \* -I m. B^.W^ m ^ --BW A\\ \ l\'kmmmmmmmY m r^iMA *^^ A ¦ I fY i * 1 r f i x&imv/ \w / * rC^rp h J l I r^C^-y f J \ HE TOOK THE FASTEST WAY DOWN TO SAVE ON s I THE SPECIALS AT ROBINSON'S. z \ With the exception of April , in every month since last February [ our store has made a new record monthly high in sales. The September high surprised us. Where do all these nice people come from ? Just one p lace. More of your neighbors are trading here. Thank you , Folks ! Thank you! j ____________ _______________ ^^^^_ _ . H^fe ^p^k BBHfe M fl& H __B ^__ i B *to- Bk H H mmBm\\M\ JiM TA S TE S BETTER — BECAUSE IT IS BETTER 9 Containers • Quart Bottles • Half Gallon Jugs I Washington Avenue — Oak Street, Patchogue I & A. M. - 10 P. M. Daily, 10 A. M. - 6 P. M. Sunday j Call GENE FELICE . . . - u^ . -^ GR 5-4433 , 2426 — FO 8-2030 — BR 3-8118 ^[^h ^^* FOR APPL IANCE REPA IR >*,> WASHERS—DRYERS-REFRIGERATORS ^ T^cks ^ AIR CONDITIONERS—FREEZERS Only auth orized factory service in SuEfolk for ^ Easy 1 * B -Crosl-Cv 39 Repairs on G-E , Blackston e , 0 Philco E. 2nd St. Kenmore , Norge , Thor , West- # Hamilton i_ . -uu D inghouse , H o t p o l n t , Speed # Maytag patcnogue Queen , Whirlpool. + Gibson ______________ m-m-m—mm I—-|—iWITiM ¦ *^ MM^^^^ l ^ 4 ^ 4ttt, ^ B ^ 4llllllllll '- M4W4llll -' tll ^'^***'^ M '*******' M, '^*^ ^^^ !^^^_^^^^^^^^^ M ^, M ^^»»^^^i^i^i^i^i^^ Our Hair Style of the Month F ^- ^ ' } * \ * I K ***¦ -«« 'CH1FFON-POUFF \CHlKFOX-POrFF\ — High chic , and handsome. The tall o\ aI silhouette is -v ery much in the Autumn spotlight. It is our v er- sion of the \Air Lift\ line. LUC Y'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 299 East Main St. Patchogue GRover 5-0823 VtV- * \ V lyW* -*- ^ vt.xW^^^'V - . -tUUtiW Frances Johnson Our favorite meat stretcher , meaning chopped meat , is always a favorite recipe. In fact , recipes using chopped meat (we prefe r to use chopped chuck steak) are al- ways at a premium , for everyone nowadays likes a recipe that can go a little further. Some of our friends like to use a combination of beef , veal and pork — we like this, too , but just ground chuck steak seems to fill the bill \ most times. \ And why not let daughter make a meat loaf ? She probabl y loves to help. And think how proud dad will be to find that she ' s made the meat loaf. Or even the boy in your family could try — men are taking a hand in the cooking more and more. This Potato Chip Meat Loaf is different from the ordinary recipe And by the way how about using potato chips for topping for scal- loped potatoes , macaroni and cheese and or cheese pudding ? Just crush the potato chips sprin- kle on top and dot with butter. POTATO CHIP MEAT LOAF 2 eggs , beaten V_ cup milk V_ teaspoon salt V_ teaspoon pepper 1 cup crushed potato chips 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sau- ce 5 drops Tobasco sauce 1 \_ pounds ground beef x k cup chopped onion ^^^^ Combine eggs , milk , salt , pep- per , Worcestershire sauce and To- basco sauce in a bowl . Add ground beef and onion and mix well. Add crushed potato chi ps and mix quickly. Shape meat loaf in a baking pan or a loaf pan (8% x \V_ iinch) and bake in mod- erate oven , 350 degrees , for 45 minutes. state chairman of Indians , was on exhibit. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mesdames Almyra Kaller , Helen Woodhull , Fannie Terry, Ruth Terry and M-iss Rosetta Terry. PATCHOGUE SOROSIS The Patchogue Sorosis will meet November 1 in its clubrooms on West Main Street. After the busi- ness meeting the guest speaker will be Mrs. Lanvmert Redelfs , whose topic will be \Peop le Are Like Shoes. \ Mrs. Redelfs will g ive the his- tory and background of shoes. She will discuss the similarity be- tween them/ to various people. Bring shoes for exhibit , with a story or history. The hostesses are Mrs. Harold W. Gould , Mrs. Harold G. Soren- son and Mrs. Joseph A. Kirk. HALLOWEEN PARTY EAST PATCHOGUE — South Country Shores Club will give a Childrens ' Halloween party at 7 p. m. Tuesday, in the South Coun- try Clubhouse on Colonial Drive. All the children in the commun- it y through 12 years of age are invited. There will be games and refreshments. Prizes will be awar- ded for costumes. A memory book of g irlhood dates and other happy occasions could be rounded out to perfec- tion with your choice of one of the numerously styled wedding invitations on display at The Advance — always at budget prices. — Adv. „ r zr A Pinch of This and A Pinch of That UUWi niHIHIU-UHIIIIIIUMHIIIMMIIIIIIIlHIIIUIl-rilllllllllHinilltlllllHnillllllli'^ \CAPTURE THE ZIP j I and ZEST OF FALL\ I 9 a 9 = I Enjoy that breezy, buoyant i I spirit of Fall as you and | I your famil y proudly step f I out in style ! Our scientific | 1 cleaning g ives garments 1 1 new life as colors brighten , | I textures become \like new. \ 1 ( HIGHWAY i i CLEANERS | I W . Main St., cor. Prospect Ave. | Patchogue i 5 \ 5 All oar work done on premises- | I Expert spotter on premises. | 5 5 I 4-HR. SERVICE on REQUEST | H 3 g I We Spare No Effort to | i Please You ! I 3 . &* *#' * £ A tk ^______ um___. * <^ S • I j Sea Food Dinners to Go 75-C UP ' < with Cole Slaw , French Fries , Tartar Sauce \ mw \M _ &__ • $_ ____ \ < Scallop Dinner $ .85 Soft Clam Dinner . $1.00 > \ Shrimp Dinner 1.00 Lobster Tail Dinner 1.25 \ < Haddock Fillet 75 \Oyster Dinner \ 1.25 \ J Flounder Fillet .... .75 \Hay Scallop Dinner \ 1.25 [ ] SOUTH BAY FISH MARKET I 50 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE. PATCHOGUE — GRover 5-1595 \ ' ,------------------------- -- m-m---------*-,----- -, - _ >
