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OBITUARY MISS CLARA BARTEAU , 77 , of South Country Road. Brookha- ven , died Sunday at the South Shore Convalescent Home. Born in Broukhaven , she was a former resident of Isli p. She i» survived bv three sis- ters. Mrs. Edith B. Toombs of Brookhaven. Mrs. Joseph Smith of Bayport and Mrs. Mary Waggoner of Osv.ego, Kan ; a brother , Er- nest Barteau of White Rock , Bri- tish Columbia; several nieces and nep hews. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. today at the Ruland Fu- neral Home. Patchogue , with the Rev. Oscar Daley of the Islip Presb yterian Church officiating, assisted by the Rev. Charles Kel- logg of the Brookhaven-South Ha- ven Presbyterian Church. Inter- ment will be in Woodland Ceme- terv. Bellnort. Suffolk Budget Continued from page 1 , this section the tax rates for both the entire county, and the County Police District (th e five western town- ships). The county rate will rise one cent to $1.62 per $100 of assessed valuation , while the rate for the police district will rise two cents to 94 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. Mr. Dennison de fended the budget , stating \it begins to re- flect the results of month s of sur- veys of the various departments and the initiation of new methods and procedures in the operation of county government. \ He also con- gratulated his bud get o fficer , Frank Zaletel , for \instituting a new study for the streamlined , professional operation of budget management. \ In other action , the board by resolution , approved the tax rate for each township to pay for the $6 ,237, 800 County Police District budget. The five westend town- ships tax rate per $100 assessed valuation is listed as follows : Ba- bylon , $.092; Brookhaven , $.111 , Huntington , $.116; Islip, $.076; and Smithtown , $.071. Brookhaven Town Polling Places 1961 Village Dist . & P.O. Polling Place I. Stony Broo k Former Court Rooms , Post Office Bldg. Main Street .. Setauket Legion Hall , Main Street ' . East Setauket Fire House , Main Street I. Port Jefferson First Presbyterian Port Jelterson Station Church, Poquott Main Street >. Port J< fferaon Baptist Church. East Belle Te.re Main Stree t i . Port Jefferson Basement Methodist Church, Main and Spring Streets I. Port Jefferson Station iCumsewoitut Terryville School 8. Mt. Sinai Fire House 9. Manorville Fire House , Silas Carter East Moriches Road Wading: River Lake Panomoka 10. Yaphank Fire House, Main Medford Street II. Medford Tremont Avenue Schoo) 12. Centereach Wotfd Road School Lake (\ rove 13. Lake Ronkonkoma Fire House, For- Ronkonkoma tion Road Holbrook 14. Blue Point Blue Point School , Blue Point Avenue 15. PatchoRue River Avenue School 16. Patchogue Dodge Auto Agency, 429-4311 West Main Street 17. Patchogue File House , Lake Street IS. PaU-houue Methodist Church Hall. Church Street 19. Patchotrue Catholic Youth Center , Division Street and South Ocea n Avenue ^0. Patchogue Van Guard Fire House Park Street 21. Patchogue Parish House. St. Paul' s P. E. Church , Rider Avenue 22. Patchogue Lutheran Church of Our Savior , Jayne Avenue 23. Patchogue Lutheran Church , 179 East Main Street 24. Patchogue Auditorium , Medford Avenue School 25. Patchogue Barrie ' s Auto Showroom , 318 East Main Street 26. East Patchogue Fire House Dun- Hagerman ton Avenue 27. Bellport Community House , Bell Street 28. Brookhaven Brookhaven School Bellport (new) Fireplace Neck Yaphank Road 29. Mastic Mastic Fire House. Mastic Moriches Road 30. Center Moriches Center Moriches High School , Montauk Highway 31. East Moriches Fire House , Pine Street 32. Eaatport Eastport Legion Club Inc ., Main Street 33. Coram Coram Community Hal l , State Road 34. Holtsville Meeting Hall , Waverly Holbrook Avenue Lake Ronkonkoma Farmingville <55. Rocky Point Rocky Point School Shoreham House , Main Road and Wading River Route 25A <6. Selden School House , Middle Coun- Centereach try Roa d 37. Sound Beach Sound Beach Fire Miller Place House , Bayville Drive Rocky Point 38. Mastic Beach American Legion Hall 39. Center Moriches Moriches Women ' s Club , Lake Avenue 40. Middle Island Ridge Fire House. Ridge Middle Country Road y # —New this year '41. Patchogue +fCanaan Lake Beach Community Club , Inc.. 48 Greene Ave. 42. Mastic Beach File House , Neigh- Mastic Acres borhood Road 43. Centereach Centereach Fire House , Lake Ronkonkoma Washingon Avenue 44. Lake Ronkonkoma American Le- Ronkonkoma gion Hall , Church Street 45. Patchogue Medford Avenue School East Patchogue 46. Bellport Fire House, Main Street East Patchogue 17. Rocky Point North Shore Beach North Shore Beach Fire Department King Roaii 48. Blue Point Blue Point School. Blui Point Avenue 49. Medford V.F.W. Hall , Long islanri West Yaphank Ave., east of Rte. 112 50. Centereach Dawn Estates Unity Drive School ' >?. East Patchogue #King ' s Appliance Patchogue Store . (44 E. Main Stieet (corner Conklin Avenue. ) 52 East Patchogue New School . Dun Bellport ton Avenue (Gymnasium ) 53. Mastic Mastic Fire House. Mastir Shirley Road Yaphank Manorville • Moriches 54. Farmingville Farmingville Fir. Holtsville House . Farm-to-Markel Selden Hoad 55. Selden Classroom , Fire House Centereach Woodmere Place 56. Lake Ronkonkoma Ronkonkoma Me- Centereach (Greendale) thodist Church Lake Grove Hawkins Avenue and Smith Road 67. Ocean Bay Park Fire House 58. Lake Ronkonkoma Union Avenue Ronkonkoma School , Holbrook Holbrook 59. Centereach Unity Drive School Eastwood Village GO. Stony Brook Fire Hcftise fil. Setauket Setauket Neighborhood hou.se 62. Port Jefferson Station Basement Terryville Lutheran Church , Main Street 63. Miller Place Fire House 64. East Patchogue Fire House , Dun- Hagerman ton Avenue Bellport 65. Gordon Heights Middle Island Fire- Middle Island house , Arnold drive 66. Sound Beach Community church 67. Bellport Fire House . Main Street 68. Rocky Point North Shore Beach North Shore Beach Fire Depart- ment , (new building) King Road 69. Bellport New School , Dunton Ave- nue ( Gymnasium) 70. Lake Ronkonkoma Ronkonkoma Me- Centereach (Greendale) thodist Lake Grove Church , Hawkins Ave- nue and Smith Road 71. Centereach Unity Drive School Eastwood Village 72. Mastic ^Nathaniel Woodhull School , Robert Street 73 . Center Moriches Moriches Women ' s Club , Lake Avenue 74. Patchoi'ue Island Shell Service Station, 494 Medford Avenue 75. (36 ) Selden Schoolhouse . Middle Centereach Country Road 76. (55 1 Selden Classroom, Firehouse Centereach Woodmere Place #—New this year District 75 and 76 created this year. i . .- — Continued from page 1 , this section gi.uu enough , \ Mr . Stout said at Democratic head quarters in Pat- choguc . \We feel with the institu- tion oi strong Civil Service in tht Town of Brookhaven. the em- p loyes will not be hurt. \ Arnzen Elected In the Republican sweep Edwin Aiu/.en of Center Moriches was elect ed town c lerk b y a margin ol _! . \ )() i) votes in defeating Robert A. Cooney of North Patchogue , Demoerntic incumbent. Mr. Arn- zen received 22.7I S votes and Mr. Cooivy 20 ,2011 . Mr. Cooney suc- ceeded Arthur McComb of Lake Koiikonkonia , who was elected in 1:>;>9 and resigned this Spring. \I am terribly happy, \ said Mr Arnzen. \It lias been two years ol bad work mi the part of the dedicated peop le oi * the Republi- can Party to make sure we re- turn- il to government in the Town of lirooUhaven toni ght (Tues- day) . \ \1 extent! my congratulations to Fd Ari i ' -en. \ Mr. Cooney said. \1 l ' eel that an equilibrium in town polities was reached in this elec- tion , and in the future we 'll be like MacArthur a n d ' return ' a train. \ I' e rcy Raynor of East \Moriches , who was defeated for supervisor b y Mr. Stout by 576 votes in 1959 , said in a statement. \I am very happy that our party came back. I think it' s an indication of the people ' s faith in our party and our ability to pick good candi- dates to represent them. The Democratic administration has been a 'flash in the pan ' . '' Defeated for re-election as town receiver of taxes was Wilfred J. Paquette. Jr .. of Coram. The win- ner. Alex ( ' . Proios of Lt*ke Ron- konkoma . polled 21 . 1.S 7 votes to 20 , :W2 for Mr. Paquette , who was seeking a second two-year term. Fourth Term Re-elected to his fourth term as town superintendent of hi g h- ways was Republican Charles W. Barraud of Mt. Sinai. \Mr. Bar- raud defeated his Democratic con- tender Martin Metznor of Lake C rove b y 4, 770 votes. Mr. Bar- raud received 2o , 109 votes and Mr. Metzner got 1S . .^. ° >9. Mr . Metz- nor was Mr. Barraud' s deputy superintendent until the superin- tendent asked Mr. Metzner to re- sign August 17 after the Brook- haven Town Democratic Commit- tee August l(i nominated Mr. \Metzner to run against Mr. Bar- raud. The Republicans re-ele-cted two justices of the peace to serve four- year terms. GOP incumbent Leon E. (liu 'freda of Centereach pulled 22 . \92 votes and Erling A. Larson of Mastic Beach received 21 , 839 votes. Ravmond Batt of Shirley got 18«uA and Robert Cedar of Centereach IS , 721 votes. New Councilmen Elected to four-year terms as councilmen were three Republi- cans. The men and their vote tt tals are : David L. Weissberger of Patchogue. 21 . 1 1(>; Clarence \Touse \ Hough of Coram . 21. 061 , and George Fuchs of Stony Brook , 20 , 835. Defeated in the election were three Democratic councilmen , who had been elected in 1959. The councilmen and the votes they re- ceived are Harold L. Chapman of East Moriches , 20 , 225 ; John A. Young of East Patchogue , 20 , 351 , and Willard E. Keddy, 19 , 701. Elected in 19o9 for four-year terms were Frank Coveney, How- ard Rowland and John J. Foley, who will serve as minority Demo- cratic councilmen for the next two years. Mr. Foley was acting su- pervisor in the occasional absence of Mr. Stout from town board meetings and is expected to serve as minority leader in the sp lit town board. In tne incorporated Village of Patchogue , the Democratic ticket made a strong showing as it had in 1959. On Tuesday, Mr. Stout polled 1 , 846 votes to Mr. Dominy ' s 1 , 562 for a difference of 284. In 1959 , Mr. Stout defeated Mr. Ray- nor . 1 , 713 to 1 348 in Patchogue Village ' s eig ht districts for a mar- gin of 365 votes. Mr. Stout of Center Moriches was elected in November , 1959 in the wake of the Sut^olk \Scan- dals \ investigation. At that time Democrats won their first super- visorship in 35 years. Dayton Hedges , serving in 1905-06 , had been the party ' s last supervisor. In the 1959 election voters chose councilmen for the first time , since Biookhaven entered first-class town status January 1 , 1960. Leaders ' Comment \It was a wonderful victory, \ sa.i GOP Town Leader Earl L. Vandermeulen , who was elected in September as leader after Mr. Dominy stepped down from the position to devote his energ ies to the campaign for supervisor. \The people have chosen their leader- ship for the next two years. This leadership p led ges them a strong, energeti c and economic govern - ment. \ In a statement , Dominic J. Bar- anello , Democratic Town Leader, said , \We have lost a hard-fought campaign in which a record num- ber of voters have participated in a town election. The voters hav e seen fit to transfer the reins of power and responsibilit y to the Republican Party. \We shall see to it that the transition is an orderly one. \I congratulate the winners and wish to thank the many people who worked to brin g out the vote , and perform the many thankless i tasks so necessary in wagin g an election campaign. \It is heartening to know that approximatel y 20,000 voters in the town have endorsed our pro- gram for a better Brookhaven, and I wish to g ive my assurance •-hat the Democratic party in Brookhaven will continue to keep \¦ \hat program alive before the peo- i t>le of our township. \ Dominy Tops Continued fi om page 1 , this section hi.s chances for re-election. Instead of accepting the Sheriff' s pre-election invitation to conduct the campaign on a p latform of issues and not of personalities , Mr. Stout unwisel y decided to unleash a storm of accusations which we believe was a princi pal cause of his defeat. The result of this was also the defeat of every Democrati c candidate on the ballot. The Dem- ocrats presented no p latform fo v stud y b y the voters , instead thev acted more as thc \ outs \ than as the \ins. \ This lesson should serve the candidates of both parties for years to come , as an obj ect lesson in practical politics . We shall have more to say of the local issues in forth- coming editions. On the county level , GOP chairman Arthur Cromarty of Babvlon deserves the orchids. Not onl y did he send his op- ponent , Mr. Muncy, down to resounding defeat for the super- visorshi p but he gained two votes on the county Board of Supervisors which gives him comp lete control. Mr. Cromarty has proved himself to be a wise, intelligent leader. Quiet , mod- est but skilled in parliamentary parley ing, he is now in a po- sition to demonstrate the Republican party ' s ability to keep pace with what is required to solve the problem caused b y a population exp losion. The Republicans were greatly aided m their successful campaign s in seven of the 10 townships b y County Executive Lee Dennison ' s inj ection of himself on both the air and on tbe p latform. Voters of both parties inherentl y favor home rule — I thev are against having their traditional rig hts wrested from them and they dislike the thoug ht of super-government. They look upon public officials as their representatives , not their masters. Never a popular fi gure , Mr. Dennison because of his j grandiose schemes has had his claws clipped. j Congratulations are also due the Republican candidates j who won easil y in the three county-wide races , Welfare Com- missioner John ' L. Barry and County Treasurer Chester Jacobs , b o th o f w h o m were reelected , and D istrict Attorney Joh n P. Cohalan , Jr., who was elected county j ud ge. | As a sidelig ht on the election , it is interesting to note , what , little editorial effect the two dail y newspapers , the Long Island Press and Newsday had on the decision of the vo ters in Brookhaven Town. And the same mi g ht be said of so-called \Independent \ organs hereabouts try ing to carry water on both ; shoulders. 1 The GOP Takes the Helm PETTIT FUNERAL HOME f§ 'ftji n Thia Home is Dedicated to Thou Who In Eternal Sleep Repose Herein , and 1 B for the Use and Comfort of Rela- tives and Frienda. A. C PETTIT , Lie. M*r. 126 E. Main St. Patchogo* Telephone GRover 5-0052 Patriotic Groups Continued from page 1, this section Revo^tion ; Ladies ' A-uxAUary, American Revolution; Ladies ' Aux- iliary, VFW. and the Ladies ' Aux- iliary, AMVETS on North Ocean Avenue. The Army Reserve Color Guard ; Coast Guard .Reserve, and New York State National Guard will form on West Main Street. Forming* on East Main Street will be the Jayne Lattin Post 2913 VFW; Patchogue Post 269 , Ameri- can Legion; Hammond-Biggs Post 711 , AMVETS , and Brookhaven Post 34 , MWV. For your best source of infor- mation locally, read The Advance each w . eek. —rAdv. . . . The Delta Delta Sorority of Patchogue held a cake sale Octo- ber 28 at the Bee Hive Store in Patchogue. The profits will be used for the Little House of Provi- dence in Wading River. The pro- fits from the next fund raising activity will be used for Christ- mas presents given to the children by the Delta Delta Sorority at the annual Christmas party given by the Elks Club. SORORITY CAKE SALE Brookhaven Town District Totals For Supervisor District Dominy Stout (R) (D) 1 327 171 2 265 105 3 390 260 4 399 251 5 325 197 6 327 182 7 297 359 8 223 110 9 214 170 10 387 241 11 250 349 12 312 389 13 379 564 14 335 244 15 168 175 1G 245 377 17 219 285 18 91 103 19 242 280 20 253 294 21 87 82 22 323 317 23 257 250 24 295 277 25 289 275 26 191 261 27 421 211 28 359 224 29 294 353 30 175 171 31 363 250 32 134 59 33 573 533 34 408 364 35 405 360 36 232 295 37 261 194 38 164 161 39 270 297 40 306 298 41 199 213 42 412 431 43 238 229 44 383 393 45 385 399 46 218 145 47 220 188 48 346 270 49 279 392 50 263 451 51 169 167 52 327 191 53 397 447 54 318 485 55 205 274 56 225 321 57 85 56 58 240 296 59 140 196 60 589 260 61 602 240 62 385 474 63 453 232 64 252 396 65 236 291 66 270 244 67 302 212 68 190 172 69 228 175 70 166 182 71 220 418 72 227 204 73 192 195 74 213 272 75 200 251 i 76 174 239 Totals 21 , 463 20 , 359 Superintendent of Hi ghways District Barraud Metzner (R) (D) 1 341 155 2 291 78 3 453 192 4 472 185 5 393 149 6 366 153 7 354 301 8 324 71 9 233 149 10 392 225 11 274 322 j 12 339 357 ' 13 411 530 14 343 229 15 162 172 16 247 364 1 17 242 261 18 88 100 19 261 257 20 267 274 21 92 79 22 344 288 23 265 235 24 312 250 25 311 250 26 192 253 27 383 219 28 367 217 29 326 315 30 220 123 31 413 187 32 126 59 33 618 578 34 443 329 35 453 315 36 252 267 37 284 172 38 180 144 39 357 199 40 324 276 41 218 189 42 434 395 43 243 116 44 389 385 45 425 350 46 204 151 47 251 156 48 363 251 49 268 396 50 302 410 ' 51 177 157 52 346 153 53 432 383 54 331 471 55 208 268 56 218 325 57 60 73 58 244 291 59 160 176 60 600 231 61 642 204 62 508 364 63 508 183 64 264 376 65 254 269 . 66 306 205 67 288 219 68 213 152 69 229 175 70 142 215 71 242 363 72 234 196 73 250 130 74 243 240 75 206 239 76 188 227 Totals 23 , 109 18 , 339 For Town Clerk Dist rict Arnzen Cooney (10 (D) 1 332 161 2 2G8 100 3 395 213 4 392 254 5 311 206 6 319 . 179 7 302 318 8 276 112 9 225 145 10 358 252 11 237 356 12 318 378 13 365 569 14 314 249 15 149 isi 16 220 389 17 212 l ?87 18 83 110 19 237 283 20 237 'K)() 21 84 ;.;. '\\ ~ 87 22 307 323 23 253 .. . 249 24 264 298 25 287 269 26 179 263 27 36S) 9f,4 28 335 244 29 322 321 30 219 119 31 403 201 32 121 ;;;; 68 33 563 513 34 404 358 35 403 356 36 226 295 37 262 191 38 173 150 39 366 .. 191 40 296 301 41 201 210 42 413 413 43 233 225 44 318 419 45 353 417 46 187 171 47 216 183 48 322 287 •19 264 351 50 260 445 51 163 1G7 52 319 ... . 193 r >3 433 394 r »4 309 485 55 208 261 56 224 321 57 85 53 58 244 288 59 129 201 60 589 249 61 599 238 62 365 485 63 447 237 64 221 420 65 215 302 66 260 240 67 251 . 250 68 184 173 69 214 186 70 158 179 71 207 421 72 222 201 73 249 135 74 183 298 75 190 244 76 170 235 Totals 22 , 718 20 , 209 Receiver of Taxes District Proios Patrnett-vSr . (R) ** 00) 1 322 173 2 260 110 3 391 256 4 380 267 5 305 219 6 306 210 V 295 358 8 267 124 9 215 158 10 359 247 11 242 354 12 341 360 13 414 529 14 324 241 15 145 186 16 218 394 17 213 284 18 84 104 19 225 289 20 247 290 ' 21 84 85 ; 22 321 313 23 258 238 24 272 289 25 280 273 26 178 264 27 364 258 28 329 246 29 299 335 30 185 148 31 377 220 32 113 72 33 498 597 34 428 339 35 402 357 • 36 241 276 37 257 196 38 168 152 39 300 247 40 306 294 41 203 206 42 399 417 43 255 204 44 408 364 45 366 402 46 195 162 47 221 182 48 333 275 49 292 372 50 286 426 51 165 165 52 322 188 53 397 426 54 306 487 55 206 268 56 244 307 57 87 54 58 258 282 59 139 195 60 580 251 61 602 241 62 377 476 63 437 244 64 236 404 , 65 209 308 66 256 248 67 265 237 68 186 - 171 69 215 183 70 171 174 71 240 392 72 223 202 73 214 160 74 194 280 75 203 247 76 188 226 Totals 21 , 137 20 , 302 KUSAR I AL1AK »U1^ 1 E/ 1 I An executive meeting of the Rosary Altar Society of Our Lad y of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church was held . last Thursday at the home pf Mrs, Florence Nesi . Plans were made for adoption of a . need y family far Christmas , a Children ' s Christmas party and also a society ' Christmas party. The monthly 8Satiy.% ltf *'• A,1 i CLUB N EWS ¥l /\ n A ¥\»**-*¦ A T m a w% ft /\ /^TT* -mtr ihe Mediord laxpayers and Civic Association is sponsoring- a card party for the benefit of its scholarship fund tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the Medford Democratic Club on Long Island Avenue , Med- ford, Aw*rd £ will be made and refreshments \ served. i Medford Civic Unit Card Part y Tomorrow Isli p Town Elects Continued from page 1 , tnis section Elections in Yaphank. Town Clerk' s Race Town Clerk Frank A. Gross. Republican , was re-elected for a two-year term over Democrat Charles Rogers by a plurality of 2 , 869 votes. Mr . Gross received 25 , 386 votes and Mr. Rogers got 22 , 517. Republican incumbent town tax- receiver James E. Williams polled 26, 270 votes against the 21 , 642 votes received b y his Democratic opponent , Albert Matthews , to win by a margin of 4,628 ballots. GOP incumbent Councilmen f ?nvr] nn T*i** ' or . •imns'-inf 25.897 votes and Josep h Giordano polling 26 , 140 votes retained their seats for four-year terms. Democrats opposing them and their votes were Rod Hamilton , 21 .685 . and Louis Modica , 21 , 567. Two Repub- lican councilmen , Herman K. Ham- mer and Donald Kuss , were not up for re-election this year. Also returned to office for a four-year term was Herbert W. J. Hargrave , GOP incumbe nt jus- tice of the peace . He received 25, - 923 votes to . win over Democrat Leonard Kramer , who got 21 , 889. An Advance specialty ! Wedding invitations whose perfection in printing, design and paper qui ity cannot fail to please the pocketbook. —Adv. Town Totals SUPERVISOR Raynor ( H) 16 , 522 \ ¦ Stout (D) 17 , 098 TOWN CLERK Ostermann (K) 16 , 318 *McComb (D) 17 , 033 RECEIVER OF TAXES Plummer (R) 16 , 67\ , -Paquette (D) 1(5 , 726 SUP'T OF HIGHWAY S \ ¦ \Harraud (R) 17 , 035 Romeo (D) 16 , 540 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Magurk (R) 16 , 529 Johnson (R) Hi 467 \ ¦ 'La Gattuta (D) 16 , 649 * ¦ Salvatore (D) 16 , 559 COUNCILMAN ( Four-year term) Still (R) 15 , 937 Larsen (R) 16 , 161 Lutz , Sr. tR ) 15 , 7. -8 ;:: FoIev (D) 17 , 288 ¦ : Rowland , Sr. ( I ) ) 16 , 975 • ' Coveney (D ) 16 , 930 COUNCILMAN (Two-year term) Romeo (11 ) 15 , 544 Squire (R) 15, 748 Zeidler (R) 15 , 371 \ ¦ \Chapman (D) 17.724 \Young (D) 17,29 1 : Keddv (D) 17 , 411 ' • Elected — 1 959 — Supervisor Races BROOKHAVEN Percy B. Raynor (R), 16 , 522 * August Stout , Jr. (D), 17 , 098 ISLIP ¦ ¦ ¦Thomas J. Harwood (R), 18 , 338 Edward Flower (D), 17 , 244 EAST HAMPTON Richard T. Gilmartin (R), 1 ,825 \ ¦ \William P. Bain , Sr. (D), 1 , 987 RIVERHEAD \William J. Leonard (D), 2 , 121 Robert B. Vojvoda (R), 1 , 827 J. Leo Saxstien (IR), 1,092 SH ELTER ISLAND \Evans K. Grilling (R) , 452 Louis Price (D), 450 SOUTHAMPTON • Step hen F. Meschutt (R), 5, 170 Ral ph J. Savre (D), 2 , 713 SOUTHOLD Austin C. Burt (R), 2 , 692 \Henrv H. Tuthill (D-I V), 3 , 128 SMITHTOWN Prescott B. Huntington (R), 4 , 990 j \Robert A. Bradv (D), 7 , 060 ¦ BABYLON * Arthur M. Cromartv (R), 19 , 276 ' Charles R. Croslev (D-IC), 14 , 630 HUNTINGTON Ernest W. Johnson (R), 17 , 823 \Robert J. Flynn (D-FE) 19 , 315 \ Elected — 1959 — S e e our c o m p lete selection of ^f irpty fresh , delicious lip-^n^ T&tA6£$l Sieve*, h&^Z^JpL CANDIE S MONTAUK DRUG CO . Cor . So. Ocean Ave. and West Main Street , Patchogue GRover 5-01 IS RULA ND F UNERAL HOM E C. W. RULAND SONS . INC. Funeral Directors Since 1856 John R. Ruland , Lie. Mgr. Call Day or Night J ! *J^|^ ^ ^^^^S^^^^^^^S^^^S* I 500 NEW NO. OCEAN AVE. , PATCHOGUE :: GRover 5-0098 More than 100 Yearp of Dependable Service ! - ... - - _ . _. _. __. _. ¦ •- ,, - , - , - ,, ,y , y t ,, - - - , ;» ¦»»»» »v» iv ,^vt^ fc -i^L Patchogue M lK„ EN MAGAZINE ^ PRESENT * Fashions to transform every teen-age girl into a Party Princess. Come and see our exciting collection of Party Princess fashions . . . for daytime , for datetime , for all day long at our PA RTY PRINCESS FASHION SHOW at THE REE HIVE 2nd Floor 10:30 A. M. §aturday November II JLj-y THE BEE HIVE . . . EAST MAIN ST., PATCHOGUE. Suffolk County ' s \-\ \Department Store of Famous Brands \ . GRover 5-9000. OPEN FRIDAY -*¦\*- I NIGHT TIL 9 P. M. Robertaccio Funera l Home R. J. ROBERTACCIO Lie. Manager A Service That Satisfies . . . 85 MEDFORD AVENUE PATCHOGUE GRover 5-0135 , _ j^^. 1*. P,r \ ' It \ ¦ *-* -* \ ¦- '•-<*- '*» *-i laj-ia. 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