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SUFFOLK COUNTY CHRYSLER SUNRISE HIGHWAY , BLU E POINT :: EMerson 3-7000 OPPOSITE PATCHOGUE AI OTEL • • •••••• ••** IpnnnnnH^ \ m — i CLEARANCE SALE [ \f\_ NEW 1961 I U 1 CHEVROLET ! LEFTOVERS I LARGE SELECTION OF | I m MODELS AND I ^^_ * * COLORS | I JLJ^^I While They Last ! 1 __ ^ m BBB_ B _ %B r _ = I Immediate Delivery I ______ %. 1 -CiT On 1 962 Chevrolets | I ^_______BmW Authorized Chevrolet Dealer I — ^^^mm __ m ___ w ^ — g For best deals see us before you buy. j I __ f_ W _^ Lowest Terms—Up to 36 Mos. to Pay CJ CHEVROLET Inc. 1 H ^^mmmmBBmr — I 460 E. MAIN ST. - _m OPEN DAILY 1 § PATCHOGUE MJ!l muM*\M TILL 9 P.M. 1 i GRover 5-1600 —— ___ *— Sals. Till 5 P.M. § H n HAffiiliiiminifiillilllliillillMlllHlHi -miiiiiiHm EASTWOOD VILLAGE and DAWN ESTATES Mrs. Ethel Smith , JU 8-8752 Mr. and Airs. Thomas Fazio of 23 Bowdoin Road held a family party October 15 in honor of their daughter Carla ' s third birthday. Present were her grandmother , Airs. Margaret Camillini , and cou- sins , Laura and Barbara Libretti , ?nd Glenn Epple , all of Cente- reach. Terrv O'Grady, son of Air. and Airs. John O'Grady of 15 Picket Lane , celebrated Ids fifth birthday with a party October 18. His guests were Thomas Fowler , Deb- ra Gnad . Walter Rom/inoff , Dor- een Conte , Terry Aleeker , Joyce Baumann , Amy Wood , Scott Plaza and his brother , Timothy. Mr. and Airs. Aliehael Acampora of 150 Eastwood Boulevard enter- tained at a cocktail party at their home last week for the Democratic candidates. Attending were Robert Cooney, Town clerk . Robert Cedar for justice of the peace , Martin Aletzner for highway superinten- dent and WSllard Keddv, council- man. Alichell\ Jarett , daughter of Air. and Airs. Eugene Jarrett of 17 Dusk Drive , celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at her home October 17. Her guests besides her brother Eugene , and sister Renee, were her friends , Debra and Bill y Smith , Daren Zunno , Dennis and Philip Farino. Steven Norman Garms , five month old son of Air. and Mrs. Norman Garms of 302 Eastwood Boulevard , was christened at the Centereach Comtmtinity (Presby L tei'ian) Church at the morning service Sunday by the pastor , the Rev. Norman Alinard. Godparents were AIiss Bonnie Garms of Queens Village , great-niece of the bab y, and Robert Steckler of Mas- sapequa , great-nephew of the baby. A party was held at the home following the ceremony with the following guests : Airs. Clara Williams , grandmother , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Allen and daughter , Patricia , of Lindenhurst; Mr. and Airs. Harry Garms and daughters , Aliiss Bonnie and Darleen Garms , of Queens Village ; Harry Aloore , Air. and Airs. William Williams and children , Jimmy, Robert , John , Judy and Billy, Air \ , and Airs. Ber- tram Steckler and children , Jean , Billy. Linda and Bert , all of Alas- sapequa ; ATlr. and Airs. Raymond Kraus of Woodmere and Mr. and Airs. George Timm of Merrick. Air. and Airs. Garms also have two other children , Linda and Susan. rm «¦ ^ m, ~m ~ i — n r ~-t ~-r — — CLEARA NCE '61 TRIUMPHS HERALD CONVERTIBLE #1995 TR-3 ROADSTER $2450 '58 SAAB $695 (2) '58 TR-3 ROADSTERS $1350 '60 RAAIBLER SEDAN $1150 '55 CHEVROLET CONV. $650 '55 PLYAJOUTH CONV. $550 WM. L. MANTHA CO., INC. MIDDLE RD., BAYPORT HR 2-0348 __ Am m m <m im mmim *m-m-i^*amg-m£-mZmm *m> \ CLEAR THE LOT ! '59 FORD Convertible - Full Power 81695 '58 CHEVROLET 2-Door - 6 Cvl. - Standard $1095 '56 STUDEBAKER Station Wagon $395 BROWN ' S GARAGE BELLPORT I ATlantie 6-0229 | KeTar ^m—m-mr ^m 'm—m ^^m~mm. ^mr *m—mr-m?.mm ' m I0TS Or $00* 0WV® Buy Your \Second\ Car From One Of These Reputable Dealers NEW I 1961 FORDS I 12 , 000-Mile or 1 2-Month Warranty I WE BELIE VE: I OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW I YOU CAN HAVE A NEW 1961 I FORD FOR THE PRICE OF I A LATE MODEL USED CAR ! I PATCHOGUE FORD I I MedFORD AVE. (Rte. 112), Patchogue :: GRover 5-1133 H \—¦— —~ , M , IIIJI — -• ¦—— t ^ ¦-¦¦ -WW This Week' s Speci al I \ '59 PLYMOUTH WAGON v \ } 4-Dr. Custom , V-8 , A.T., R&H , Clean . ^JLAvO I 4 - _ - _ ^-.___ ^________________^___________________ S '60 Ford Fairlane 4-Dr. '57 Ford Fairlane 2-Dr. 6 , Std., R&H , Sharp 8 , Std., Overdrive , R&H '59 Studebaker Lark ' 56 f° rd W«8jm 8-Pass . C ountry Squire 6 , Std., R&H , Clean V-8 , A.T., P.S., R&H '58 Chev 4-Dr. Bel Air '55 Chrysler 4-Dr. V-8 , A.T., P.S., R&H Windsor , V-8 . A.T., P.S , R&H '57 Chev 210 Wagon '54 Chev 2-Dr. Bel Air 2-Dr., 6, Std., R&H 6 , A.T., R&H • ALL IN SHOWROOAI CONDITION • MANY MORE FINE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM HULSE Auto Sales OPPOSITE MACROSE LUAIBER 531 EAST MAIN STREET GRover 5-1602 PATCHOGUE ^lllllllllllIlllllllllIlllllflMIIIIllllIiaillllBllfllllllllllBll- r M At DON'T BE A PONTIAC WATCHER - - - S 5 BE A PROUD 1962 PONTIAC OWNER ! | ^ ^_ ' ? -- _ m _ T\m MBBBBBBB B M * __ \ f ^^^mmm—W W E? ** 9m ¦* , 111 __ \ _ \ BmBB|Mv ^ Qn^^ Mb ^^^^^^ B E NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY = Mi n 3 -pM^-^^^J^MJJMM^^ S 11 1959 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE j I |j FULL POWER $_ £ _ * ___ H - I BLUE WITH WHITE TOP ^ -ML%M 9 _ WQM „ S i^MMMM^^^M^MSM^^ 3 I 1960 PONTIAC Bonneville $2495 3 S Full Power , White/Green Interior 3 3 I960 FORD \500\ 2-Door $1595 3 m Automatic Transmission , Bronze 3 1960 PONTIAC Ventura Hardtop $2295 5 5 Power , Black Beauty 5 S 1 960 PONTIAC Star Chief $2395 3 «¦ 4-Door , Hardtop, Full Power. A Beauty m 5 195 9 CHEVROLE T Biscayne 4-Door $1295 3 3 Automatic Transmission 3 I 1 959 CHEVROLET Bel Air $1395 3 3 Power Glide 3 S 1 958 MG-A Roadster $1 195 = 3 Radio 3 S 1 958 FORD 2-Door $89 5 3 Automatic Transmission , R&H m 3 1 958 PONTIAC Star Chief $1295 3 Hardtop, Power 3 B 1 958 FORD \500\ $1195 S 3 Convertible , Power S 1957 FORD \500\ HARDTOP $895 3 ¦• Auto. Trans., Grey and White ¦*¦ 3 1957 PLYMOUTH Sedan $595 3 3 V-8 , Automatic Transmission 3 1 956 MERCURY Monterey $695 3 Hardtop 3 3 1955 OLDSMOBILE \98\ $495 3 J Convertible , Full Power m 3 These Cars Will Be Delivered This Week 3 3 at the Above Prices. 3 S NO EXTRA CHARGES ! BUY NOW AT § I SOUTH BAY PONTIAC I 5 252 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE § 3 Tel. GRover 5-0533 3 DON'T BE A PONTI AC WATCHER - - - 1 BE A PROUD 1 962 PONTIAC OWNER ! 3 j( iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii3 Mrs. Eleanor Burcaw—SElden 2-8848 << PTA ACTIVITIES This year Open School Week will have a somewha t different itinerary than usual. The regular meeting of the Parent-Teacher As- sociation will be held 8 p. m. No- venilbor 1 at the Lynwood Avenue School , followed by Open House, for the parents of the kindergar- ten to the second grades and inclu- ding 3-1. After the open house there will be a Book fair where the parents may purchase boods for as little as 29 cents. The eve- GIRL SCOUT HIK I5 The Girl Scouts of Trooo 14 participated in a hike recently. Aleeting at the home of their lea- der , Mrs. Edward Betz , and equip- ped with a nose bag lunch and a good pair of walking shoes , the girls walked to their destination , the Rega l Estates. Their purpose was two-fold — to visit Airs. Mar- tin Regal who is home afte r being confined to the hospital and to use the grounds., offered for their day ' s enjoyment by Mrs. Regal , who has been very active in scout- ing. The troop brought a gift and sang songs for Mrs. Regal , aftvr which Kathy De Pierro and Susie Beta laid trails for the other scouts to follow. They next pro- ceeded to identify leaves and trees as part of their prepared nature study. A fire was built ind tne girls prepared a scout treat called S-ome Mores , consisting of Hershey bars , graham crackers and marsh- mallows. They then hiked back to their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Giuseffi and children from the Bronx were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alercadante , Sr., of dOl Powell Avenue , Farmingville. Mr. and Airs. Walter Bernhart of Morris Avenue , Holtsville, held a buffe t dinner Saturday for their daughter Margaret' s sixteenth birthday at the Holtsville Com- munit y Hall , on Waverly Avenue. Margaret' s father played old time tunes on the piano as the guests joined in an old fashioned sing. Joseph Gardner and Allen Davis played their guitars for dancing. Recorded popular music was also played. Alargaret' s guests were Janie Shelvin , Naomi , Pedro and Ivette Santiago , Kenny Hagen , Dorothy Reithel , Rose and Larry Candreva , Jimj my Covorti , Regina Grezebouski , Rosemary Torrie , Al- len and Diane Davi s , Judy John- son , Nancy Terry, Foody Thecer , Joseph Gardner , Sylvia Mercado , Teddy Wilson , Mike Clemente , Ei- leen Geosi , Ginny Stolze , Dave Moens , Barbara and Jimmy O'Brien , Barbara Kella and Rose- mary Zith. Denise Farrant was guest-of- honor at a party given for hei Wednesday afternoon by her par- ents , Mr. and Mi-s. Robert Farrant of 71 Joseph Court , Farmingville , in celebration of Denisc ' s eighth bh'thday. Guests were Madeline Brill , Barbara Sleeter , Christine Herbst , Jaqueline Foss , Patricia Savcya , Patricia Scanlon , Arthur and Billy Kroop and Kathleen and Steven , Denise ' s sister and bro- ther. Games were played , refresh- ments served and each guest re- ceived a token gift. ' ning will conclude with the ser- ving of refreshments. For grades 3-2 to the sixth grade , parents will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday at the Waverly Avenue School. Holtsville , where Frank Sayers will give a brief discussion on the \Physical Fitness of Your Child. \ After the talk the parents will visit the classrooms of their children to inspect and examine the class work. For them , a book fair will also be held and refreshments served. The PTA will hold a Holiday dance at the Suffolk House in Lake Ronkonkoma on Dec. 9 , and an award will be given. The pro- I ceeds from the dance will go to the ' Sachemi Scholarship Fund. HOME EXTENSION Instructions on decorator p il- lows were on the agenda October 17 and 24 , given by Mrs. Arthur Krentz for Home Extension mem- bers. Due to the November 7 elec- tions , there wall be no meeting un- til the one of November 14 to be held at 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Paul Gormsen of Hanra- han Avenue , Farmingville. The Home Extension Service welcomes any new members. Anyone inter- ested in joining may call Mrs. Krenz at GR 5-8791. BROWNIE TROOP 58 Brownie Troop 58 had their first meeting Tuesday at the Lynwood Avenue School. Mrs. Rita Finne- gan is the leader for the group and Mrs. John Hyman is co-leader. BOY SCOUT M EETING No meeting will be held Hallo- ween eve by the Boy Scout Troop 80 but the following week they will resume meetings at the regu- lar time and place. CUBS' BUS TRIP Cub Scout Pack 80 travelled by bus Saturday with their leaders for a guided tour through the Suf- folk Police Headquarters. The boys were most impressed by the Radio Room with its air of quiet urgency. The boys were \finger- printed\ for souvenir purposes by one of the detectives . -nd were shown the inside of a prowl car. Leaders were Arthur Aleyer, as- sistant cubmaster , and Alesdames Victoria Knapp, Audrey Straub , Rose Winters , Catherine Plonski , den mothers , and Mr. and Mrs. John Hyman. Holtsville and Farmingville Mrs. Gloria Hoelzer , SElden 2-5363 The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Coram Fire Department held its monthly meeting October 17 with Mrs. Gloria Hoelzer pi-esiding. Nomination of officers was held. Nominated were Mesdames Julia Morris , president ; Ann Christian- sen , vice president ; Helen Ober- land , secretary, and Joan Albin. treasurer. The ladies had a suc- cessful spaghetti and meatball supper October 17. A committee was also p icked for the Christmas dinner. The Girl Scouts meet from 7 to 8:30 p. m. at the Trinity Alethodist Church. The girls who are spon- sored by the church planted two yellow rose bushes on the grounds of the church , in honor of the Fiftieth Jubilee of the Girl Scouts. The Coranu Community Club will have a pot roast supper today. A regular meeting of the club will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow. Recent guests of Mr. and Airs. Frank Lyon were Mrs. Lyon ' s brother in-law and sister , Air. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy of San Francisco , Calif. The Kennedys re- turned homte Friday. Mr. and Airs. Frank Alarz of Jamaica spent Saturday at their Summe r home on Fourth Street and also visited Mrs. Anna Hoel- zer of Fourth Street. Mrs. Edna Sherwood of Fourth Street celebrated her birthday Oc- tober 17 with her family. Mr. and M/rs. Herschell Sher- wood of Fourth Street spent Oc- tober 15 and 16 at the home of their son and daughter-in-law , Air. and Mrs. Warren Sherwood and children , Thomas , John , Regina , Kathleen , Bill y and Alary, of Ho- boken , N. J. They also visited A'lr. and Mrs. Cosmo Guzzi and Air. and Mrs. Otto Pede of Hoboken , N. J. Edward Hines , Jr., son of Air. and Mrs. Edward Hines , celebrated his birthday October 19 with his parents and his sister , Cindy and brother , Robert. The Coram , Middle Island , Ridge (C.M.R.) Auxiliary of St. Charles Hospital met October 20 at the Coram Community Club. The fol- lowing members attended : Mes- dames Frank Quinn , Harold Wal- ters , Larry Kaminski , August Macedo , Walter Utting, Frank Hagen , Frank Pommer , Michael Morelli , William Huber , Frank Giannillo , George Weber , Julius Carela , Wilfred Paquette , Rudol ph Hahn , Kenneth Packer , and Phi'ip Munisteri. The Auxiliary sent a check for $200 which ' they had raised for St. Charles Hospital. The next meeting will be Novem- ber 17. The Alethodist Youth Fellowship of the Trinity Alethodist Church will hold a teen-age Halloween dance tomorrow night in the church basement. The Coram , West Middle Island Parent-Teacher Association will hold their first meeting at 8 p. m. October 30 at Longwood High School. Mt. Sinai Road , Coram. This is a \Meet your Child' s Tea- cher \ meeting and every parent is urged to attend. CHURCH N EWS At the Trinity Methodist Church the Rev. David Hurley announces that service is at 9:30 a. m. Sun- day and Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. The holiday auction , an an- nual a ffair at the church , will be held November 17. The auction will begin at 6 p. m. Supper will be served from 5 to 7 p. m. The Rev. William H. Govern , pastor of St. Frances Cabrini R. C. Church , announces Sunday masses are at 8 , 10:30 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. with benediction after the 10:30 a. m. mass. Weekday masses are at 8 a. m. and confes- sions Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Baptisms are by appointment. 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