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Found BEAGLE H ( >1 NO found . Call personall y after 5 p. in. William Kavlon . \ > 13 Rp llpott A \enue , Hcll- po. ' t. 1 _ H _ 1 _ MALE Beaele t ' ound on Fire In- land. r.Rmi- i- 5-2972 after 5 . llt l Lost SMALL BR OWN DOO. Mostl y Dachshund. Yiciniiy West Main Street . 1' atchogue. An. -wers to \Chew-Chew. \ Reward. Jo. -ep h Christ . 441 We-t Main Stn 4 ( rear) . Patchogue . 1 ltl Miscellaneous for Sal e TOP SOIL CORAM SAND & GRAVEL CORP. BLENDED PRODUCT IDEAL FOR NEW LAWNS — TOP DRESSING OR REPAIR OF EXISTING LAWNS. SELLING FOR ONLY $3.00 a Cubic Yard Delivered. 5 Cubic Yard Load Minimum. Native stone for jettys , bulk- beads, retaining walls , fire- places, rock gardens. Saturday Deliveries. Phone HR 3-1730 35tf SPECIAL 2 pair Gupp ios - o9c Aqmiriums - Reflectors Heaters - Pumps Food and supp lies All Bird Supp lies 2 for price of 1. HYLANDS' PRINTING 600 Main Street Center Moriclu > . X. Y. 13t l TOYS TOYS TOYS 50 f 1- TO 75'; OFF Lay-away Plan for Christmas TWO GUYS FROM PATCHOGUE 154 West Main Street GRover 5-4545 8t7 COAL Best , Clean Nut & Stove Coal . $22.95 Ton - Delivered Try us . RIVERHEAD FUEL PArk 7-3093 2tf PIANO SALE New Spinets - Onl y $499. 10 years guarantee Easy terms OSC A R K ER LER Middle Island Call YAphank 4-3754 Anytime 21tf CARPETS - RUGS Slightly used. From prominent N.Y.C. \ Hotels. All 100' r Virg in Wool , deep dense pile , 95 r c per- fect. Luxury carpeting at very low cost . All sizes , colors. Quantity of runners. ' GRover 5-0357 7tf CASH PAID FOR Household Articles , Cooking Utensil s , Glassware , Linen, China and all Bric-a-Brac. Must be in fair condition. DEANER'S Used Furniture Main Street Center Moriches PHONE ATlantic 4-0469 47tf SIGNS FOR SALE 25c EACH Boarders Wanted For Sale For Rent Garage for Rent — Inquire House for Rent House for Sale Boat for Sale For Sale or For Rent Apartment for Rent Furnished Rooms 30c EACH No Hunting No Trespassing 35c FACH Posted Property (No Hunting - No Trespassing) No Smoking THE LONG ISLAND ADVANCE 20 Medford Avenue PATCHOGUE GRover 5-1000 9tf STORE FIXTURES 8 sections. 4 ft. x 7 ft. hi g h shelf units. 2 sections for pants or dresses , all in blond wood, very reasonable. JUni per 8-2820 14tl ART-LOC hurricane proof roofs. Cost less—last longer. Estimate free. ATlantic 1-8630. 14tl AMPLIFIER 200 watt , 3 speakers. Anti que p ine corner cabinet. Cry- stal , china and bric-a-brac. AT- lantic 1-9934. 14tl LIVE SPRUCE. Approx. 15 foot. Douglas fir , approx. 20 foot. GR- over 5-9413. 14tl 8 PARTS BINS , 3 ft . x 7 ft. Cheap. GRover 5-0035. 14tl ADMIRAL phono radio combina- tion , 3 speed. Reasonable price , GRover 5-2913. 14tl ANTIQUES and miscellaneous household items; GE electric rotis- serie , 2 burner electric stove , 1 h. p. electric motor , cross cut saw , used brick , Bedell sand anchor. Moving soon. GRover 5-1726. 14tl GIRL'S ICE SKATES — Size 3 , brand new , $4.50. Size 1 , excellent condition , $3. ATlantie 9-1460. 14tl Yaphank Mrs. John Mize , YAphank 4-3520 FIRE DEPT. & AUX. Election for fire commissioner will be held Tuesday from 7-9 p. m. at the firehouse. The regular monthly meeting will be held Mon- day. The month]}- meeting of the La- dies ' Auxiliary of the Fire Depart- ment was held last Monday night at the firehouse on Main Street. Following the regular business meeting the annual election of of- ficers was held. Officers elected for the coming year are Mesdames John Mize , president; William Sheridan , vice president; John Delia Rocca , secretary; Ernest Teriizzi , treasurer; Donald Zahar- otos . financial secretary. Ladies on the refreshment committee for January are Mesdames John Delia Rocca , Doug Davis and Ernest Teriizzi. A special award went to Mrs. Le Roy Spillett , Jr. SCOUT NEWS Girls in Troop 75 together with their leaders enjoyed a trip Friday afternoon to the Silver Brook Art Class Works in Flanders. There the girls watched g lass being blown and figurines being fash- ioned from glass. The g irls that attended the tour were Gloria Lin- ker . Leslie Freeborn , Janette Eg- gert , Jill Gorn , Ann and Olive Williams , Carol and Helen March- inowski , Florence Renna , Claudia Leonard i and Laura Greener. Fol- lowing the trip the group had their lunch at the home of Gloria Lin- ker. The girls have made plans to go bowling December 2. At the regu- lar meeting last week the girls worked on their play that they will present for the Girl Scouts Neigh- borhood Christmas Party. Work- ing on this project the girls will partici pate in an activity that will enable them to earn their Troop Dramatics Badge. PARENT-TEACHER ASS'N. The monthly meeting of the Yaphank Parent-Teacher Associa- tion was held last Tuesday night at the Charles E. Walters \ School. After the business meeting a panel discussion took p lace on the \Me- rits of a Fallout Shelter. \ The panel members that took part in the program attempted to define and exp lain radiation , radioactiv- ity and fallout and what the basic requirements are , for protection ? - 'inst them. This was not a civil defense program in the usual sense , the emphasis was placed on defining the problem and the in- dividual' s attempt to deal with it in his own home. Panel members were Andrew Hull , health p hysics department of Brookhaven National Laboratory ; John Walker , building contractor , and John Bergeron , biology de- partment , Brookhaven National Laboratory, who acted as modera- tor. There was a question and ans- wer period following the talks. Re- freshments were served after the meeting. Mr. Hirsch' s first grad° won the attendance award for the month. W OMEN'S ASSOCIATION The Women ' s Association of the Yaphank Presbyterian Church will hold a Christmas sale 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. December 2 in the social ball of the Church on Main Street. A wide variety of hand-made Christmas articles and many other novel items will be sold. A Grab Bag will be available for children and adults. Homemade baked goods , salads etc . will be sold. This is a good opportunit y to do your Christmas shopping early. A display of some of the handwork can be seen in the window of the Community Store on Main Street. The Behn family of German Gardens celebrated the birthday of Arthur Behn with a party at their home November 19. Art y celebra- ted his thirteenth birthday. Guests attending the celebration were Stanley Kazel , Charles Hoeffner , J ohn McGuiness , Carol Rappold Pat McGuinness , Butch Grucci of Bellport ; Bob Pupli , Bernard Ac- cardi , Ricy Herasim , Carol Woods and Pat Brown of Ridge; Steve Nadamia , Larry Ringer , Janet La Flair , Christa Simon , Peter Torcano , Diane Kazel and Irene Huber. Earlier in the week , November 17 , Arty ' s older brother , John , who is stationed at Brooks Air Force Base in Texas , celebra- ted his birthday. For you r Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. On November 21 a bridal shower was held for Miss Patricia Behn. The shower was held at the home of Mrs. Andrew Kuta of Lincoln Road. Co-hostess with Mrs. Kuta was Frances Stroud. Mrs. Han s Grotjahen of Long Island Avenue helped prepare the refreshments and was also responsible for the baking of the delicious \Frank- furter \ cake that was served. Guests attending were Mesdames Charles Hoeffner , John Behn , Fe- lix Grucci , Clara Grucci , Donald Zittel , Anna Ehret , Herman Paetz. Asa Swezey, Edward Ritch , Mil- dred Nadamia , Carl Klimek , Rich - ard Krudner , Henry Sczney, Wer- ner Klein , Harry Gaulke and the Misses Susan Hololob , Karen Kra - mer , Virginia Thomas , Carol Spall , Margie Davis , Janice Gate- ly, Sharon Hoeffner , Carol Grucci , and Donna Grucci. Susan Hololob sang a medley of favorite songs for the guests. Thanksgiving was celebrated with a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoeffner of Miiddle Island Road. Among the famlily that attended were Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Spillett , Sr., and their son , Charles , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brucher with Janice , Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Spillett , Jr., with Sandy, Barbara , Michael and Linda. Mr. and Mrs. John Spillett with their sons , Edward and John , Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoeffner with Sharon , Charles and Noreen. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John Mize drove to Orient Point with her mother , Mrs. Pauline Mainow- ski. Mtrs. Mianowski took the ferry from Orient to New London- , Conn . to spend Thanksgiving day with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cavar of West Willington. November 25 was the eighth birthday of Ronald Hoeffner of Landsberger Street . Ronnie is the of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoeffner and has two other broth ers. A famil y celebration was held at the home of his parents in honor of Ronnie ' s birthday. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Einius Thanksgiving- day were Mr. and Mrs. Louis D'Ambrosio and Mr . and Mrs. Vito D'Ambrosio of Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reilly and daugh- ter Linda , of Lake Ronkonkoma , Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Einius of Yaphank and son , Laurence , Jr., and William and George Einius of Queens. CHURCH NEWS At St. Andrew ' s Episcopal Church on Main Street , today, the feast of St. Andrew ' s , there will be Holy Communion at 9 a. m. Satur- day there will be a work session at the parish house at 9 a. m. Sun- day (the First Sunday of Advent) there will le Holy Communion and sermon at 9:30 a. m. and Church School at 10:30 a. m., the Rev. Richard Gray officiating. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of Middle Island Road will have morning worship service at 9:30 a. m. and Sunday School will be held at 11 a. m. The Rev. Frederick Abel officiates Yaphank Presbyterian Church on Main Street will have morning worship service Sunday at 11 a. m. and Sunday School will be held at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. Richard E. Ploth will officiate. The special Thanksgiving service that was held last Wednesday night was attended by 65 parishioners. The choir sang several special selections for the evening. On December 3 the Rev. Mr. Ploth will conduct the first of a question and answer peiiod on a leview of all the sermons preached during the month. Parishioners were handed out copies of the ser- mons last Sunday and then can re- view just what they would like to ask the- Rev. M-rv Ploth. Mrs. Gloria Hoelzer , SElden 2-5363 LADIES' AUXILIARY The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Coram Fire Department lit Id its monthly meeting November 21 when election of officers was held Elected were : Mrs. Julia Morris, president ; Mrs. Ann Christiansen, vice president ; Mrs. Helen Ober- land , secretary ; and Mirs. Joan Al- bin , treasurer. The ladies will hold their Christ- mas installation dinner December 8 at the Elk Hotel , Port Jeffer- son. Secret pals will be revealed and new Secret Pals will bo pick- ed. Gi . ' rl Scouts are selling* Girl Scout calendars and anyone wish- ing to buy one may do so through any local Girl Scout. Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Sher- wood of Fourth Street celebrated their thirty-seventh wedding anni- versary Sunday with their family. Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gresch of Shady Lane were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spanskie of Cora m and Joseph Gresch of Jamaica. Mr. Gresch spent the weekend with his son and daughter-in-law. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Rufu s Hill of Mt. Sinai Road were Mr. and Mrs. John Sederquist of Seaford. Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Sh erwood of Fourth Street were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Neumann of Jeffersonville and Jack Gibson of Lindenhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marz and son , Val , and Mrs. Anna Hoelzer Of Jamaica spent the day at their Summer homes on Fourth Street. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests df Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mines of Pine Road were Mrs. Hine ' s pa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. John White Of Howard Beach , Queens. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon were Mr. and Mrs. Charles L yon and children, Mark , Robin and Craig, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyon and daughter , Dawn. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris spent the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Arden Kinnv of Mars Hill. Me. The Coram Community Club will hold it' s monthly afternoon card party December 12. Mrs. Lena Plate is chairman. A Thanksgiving Day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson . Jr., was Mrs. Peterson ' s mother , Mrs. Clara Kalbeyer of Port Jef- ferson. Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pommer were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds and daughter , Priscilla , and Mrs. A. Reynolds of Cabria Heights. Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred ' Paquette , Jr., were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Paquet- te and children , Kim and Donald, of Huntington. Spending the Thanksgiving day holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Rabe were Mrs. Rabe ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Holmquist of Hartford , Conn. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Zanardi of Coram. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Urban and children spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt of Union- dale. Mr. and Mrs. John Baabe spent from Thursday to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt and children of Uniondale. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Urban were Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Paul , Jr., of Bohemia. Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Streekert of Paul' s Path were their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Warre n Dick , and children , Sha- ron , Martin and Walter , of Baby- lon. Recent guests of the Streek- erts were Mr. and Mrs. John Baier- lien of Richmond Hill. The Girl Scout fund raising drive will start November 27. Mothers arid friends of the Girl Scouts will be out campaigning. Anyone who is not reached , may send a donation to the chairman of the drive , Mrs. Rosemary Bo- rella of Coram. The Coram Fire Department will hold its monthl y meeting at the firehouse December 5. Satur- day the fire department answered a call in the morning, which was a false alarm , at night they res- ponded to a brush fire on Mill Road. CHURCH NEWS The Rev. David Hurley announ- ces service at 9:30 a. m. Sunday and Church School also at 9:30 a. m. The MYF meets at 6:30 p. m. Sunday. The WSCS will hold its Christmas pirt y at 1:30 p. m. December 5. The Naomi Circle will hold its Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Kate Archam- bault December 11. At St. Frances Cabrini R. C. Church the Rev. William H. Gov- ern announces Sunday masses at 8 and 10:30 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. Benediction is after the 10:30 a. m. mass. Confessions Thursday (in preparation for the First Fri- day) 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. The novena devotions in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal and St. Frances Cubrini are at 7:3, 0 p. m. Monday, followed immediatel y by the veneration of the relic of St. Frances Cabrini. School of Reli- gion is at 10 to 11 a. m. Satur- day. Baptisms are Sunday b y ap- pointment. Cora m Dedication Service Wed For St. Paul' s Buildings The Rt. Rev. Shirley 11. NichoL . S.T.D.. retired bishop of Western Kansas , Wednesday will dedicate the new parish house and educational building of St. Paul' s Episcopal Church . Patchogue. A service of Solemn Evensong, beg inning at 7 p. m., will be followed by the dedication of the new building and various memorials . At 8:30 p. m. refi e hments will be served by the Episcopal Church- w omen of St. Paul s. The Rev . Richard C. Chapin, rector of St. Paul' s , announced last Sunday that December 6 , the Feast of St. Nicholas , was chosen for this occasion because it also marks the sevent y-seventh anni- versary of the dedication of the present church. Members and friends of the par- ish are underwriting the cost of construction throuu- h weekly of- ferings pledged over a three-year period. Total cost of the new building will be about $75, 000. A building fund campaign was conducted last year under the leadership of Edwin Bailey and William G. Puis. The parish building committee , whose chair- man is Nicholas Fleischmann , has had oversi ght over the construc- tion for the rector , churchwar- dens and vestry. Harry M. Randall Associates of Port Jefferson were the archi- tects . Builders were Matt Masem and Son of Patchogue , Frank Hotchkiss of Patchogue , and Davis Comfort Corporation of Port Jefferson. Professional fund raising counsel was provided by Warren Tucker Associates of Hampton Bays. The new building houses an enlarged parish hall , kitchen , meeting' room , storeroom , rector ' s study, five large classrooms , re- ligious articles and book shop, lrvatories , and a five-unit heat- ing plant. These facilities are used five days a week by the St. Paul' s-Tuller ' Parochial School , Sundays by the St. Paul' s Sunday School , and almost every evening bv parish organizations or com- munit y service groups. The rector, churchwardens , ves- try and associate vestry of St. Paul' s cordially invi tes all mem- bers and friends of the parish to the dedication services. For your best source of inforn mation locally, read The Advance each week. — 4dv. I ^i j / A k&^y \ \ ' 9 \Life-by-the-sea \ is charmingly reflected in this drawing by Lou Stedman B of a canal scene in Islip Village. I \Living is wonderful in Suffolk County \ I \V* 1 CX 4f^ \E^ S2[ ' e *^ e wonderful j 1 f^ ^L^Jtr |J place to save... \ Fays 4%* on savings the highest rate on Long Island . ; @ .^x^ftA ® , H Main Office 9 1 West Main Street 180 West Main Street Jericho Turnpike E 1 ANdrew 5-2260 MOhawk 9-3200 JUniper 8-9200 I j l LARGEST MUTUAL SAVINGS INSTITUTION IN SUFFOLK CTY. 0 K RESOURCES OVER $100 , 000 , 000.00 DAVID P. SEAMAN , President 9 ft • Per annum anticipated for current semi-annual penW 1 ' ^9tanMnMtfMk_flManHBHiMB*iifaa-iB -M PROMPT SAME DAY - ^^.^^ A PPLIANCE REPAIR <?I >r SERVICE TO YOUR HOME Dished CALL GENE FELICE Trucks For quality work and complete service on - - - ^^ Refrigerators , Freezers , Washers , Dryers . Air JS^SL Conditioners , Elec. Ranges , Stoves , Wall Ovens. mt-^j ^l Onl y authorized factory service in Suffolk for : m lj* **\^? J • Bendix § jf f ^^ l Repairs on General Electric , • Easy m j H^ r 'l Blackstone , Kenmorc , Norge , J £ rosl .n F M _T / m u w *• i. Ti J . • Hamilton * >**¦*«» / T n o r , Westinghouse , Hot- 9 Mavtag ^^ ^^ point , Whirlpool , Philco. m Gibson JB^el^ ——————— — ——— • Amana TL %0&^ Z£\ Philco , Bendix Factory • Kitchen Aid vJ%r^SX Supei' vised Service • Speed Queen \ &?^ $$ P \ 16 years in the appliance repair business with \|^ \/ \ y reliable factory-trained and authorized mechanics *|^ - ^^^ GENE FELICE J\' APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. tl A GR 5-2426 \\ 39 E. 2nd Street , Patchogue , off Waverly Ave. %^^^ We are a member of the Lonjr Island Better Business Bureau. | Our reputation is your guarantee. . State to Build School For Mentall y Regarded HUNTINGTON — l'i . -ns have h\ n compietid for a . ' . \ . , 000, 000 school for the mentall\ retard ed heie , Dr. Paul H. Hoch , - ' .ate com- missioner of mental lr giene , re- port-'d Sunday. A capacity of 2, 876 patients , both eh.klren and adults , is anti- cipated for the school. Construc- tion of the first building is sched- uled to start next Spring* . A total of $12 , 200 , 000 was ap- propriated by the I960 and 1961 , Legislatures for land and for the initial construction. The 500-acre site is bounded by Northern State Parkway , Carmen Road and Half Hollow * Roail . The institution is designed to lelieve overcrowding at other state schools for the mentall y retarded in th° metropolitan area. THE PAYOFF IN FOOTBALL IS TOUCHDOWNS-IN ADVANCE WANT ADS IT'S RESULTS Miscellaneous for Sale ALL-MICA kitchen cabinets , ' M) c , ' < off. All-mica kitchens are comp lete kitchens. Nothing more to buy. ATlantic 1-8630. 14tl FUEL OIL TANK ( 2500 gallons). Excellent condition. 3 inch bot- tom outlet, valve. $275 delivered. J Telephone EAst Hamp ton 4-0299. 12t4 RADIO — National NC(50 , all band receiver , practically new. GRover 5-4645. 1 3t2 O- n HENS , cheap. Call ATlantic 1-72 l. 'l. 1411 PIGS FOR SALE. All sizes. ORovor 5-7226 after 5. Mil HOME FURNISHINGS — Piano, dryer, bab y furniture , oversized mahogany coffee table . GRover 5- 0200 after 5 . 14tl 3 PIECE CHAIR SET; 3 sets of American Flyer trains; 2 portable luw radios. ' GRover 5-3592. l ltl . LOVELY FUR SHRUG — Like now, reasonable. Call GRover 5-1726. 14tl 48 INCH SAW MANDREL, blade , pullov. belt, anchors 1 - 100 lbs., 2-50 lbs . GRover 5-1081 after 5 p. m. 14tl FIREWOOD fo»* sab- , nick up or delivered. Call JUniper 8-8582.14t4 COMPLETE barber shop fixtures for sale. 360 East Main Street Patchogue. 13t4 ART-TILE for the sides of your home cost less than paint. Looks like clapboard. 7 VL' inch boards , never needs paint. Aluminum in- sulation at no extra cost . ATlantic 1-8630 . Mt l 8 PIECE RATTAN porch set. studio bed , 2 rocking chairs , wash stands , rugs , beds , books , trunks , etc. Saturday . December 2 , 10 a. m. - 4 p. m. 1070 Ocean Ave- nue . Rohemia. 14tl Specialized Services R. SILSBE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Attics - Dormers - Patio? Additions. Garag'es , Foundations , Alterations , Basements , Fire- p laces. Complete homes. CELLAR FALL-OUT SHELTERS GRover 5-7585 and All Day Sundays . 30tf GARBAGE AND RUBBISH REMOVAL Grading* and Flowing- Honing and Stone Dust for driveways - Back hoe work Trenches dug Small excavating jobs ARTHUR ML LANE & SON EAST MORICHES ATlantic 4-0433 or 4-0419 36tf PRE PARE NOW FOR WINTER Aluminum gutters and leaders Roofing - Siding. Also repairs SAVE MONEY deal direct Call GRover 5-8068 Mr. Aluminum 14tl TAKE YOUR BOAT HOME CALL HOPPE GRover 5-0512 8tf ECONOMY PLUMBING & HEATING Jobbing* & Alterations SAL RAPPA 298 Neighborhood Road MASTIC BEACH Office — AT 1-9660 Home — AT 1-6054 8tf FURNACE - FIREPLACE and CHIMNEY CLEANING OTTO OIL BURNER SERVICE 7 Oak Street BAYPORT Telephone HR 2-0256 ^ 9tf TRUCKING LOW RATES 1 man and van . $7.50 hr. 2 men and van - $12. hr . Minimum 2 hours. ATlantic 9-1135 ^ lltf ROBERT LOPER AND SON VAN SERVICE CENTER MORICHES OUR WHEELS ROLL DAY OR NIGHT. ATlantic 4-1871 - 1742 FURNITURE All Types Bought and Sold 40tf H. & A. STEUERWALD LAND CLEARING EXCAVATING - GRAD ING TOP SOIL & FTLL CESSPOOLS - TRENCH DIGGING - FIREWOOD Phone ATlantic 4-0711 36tf HANDYMAN — No job too sm all. Has helper , trailer , small tools . GRover 5-8535. 44tf EXPERT TREE cutting and re- moval. Guaranteed service. Oak piling and locust posts for sale. Ernest Legere. YAphank 4-3550. 4tf FLAT RATE MOVING. Call AT- lantic 6-9703. 8t7 THE ROOF \designed for your home \ for as little as $5 a month . Turnbull & Cain , Flanders Road , Riverhead. 1.4 miles east of Traf- fic Circle. Telephone PArk 7-3660. \ 36tf Specialized Services MOVING AND STORAGE , rea- sonable rates. King ' s Furniture. Call GRover 5-0963. 8tf STORM WINDO \V S . screens, painted , repaired , taken down , put up. Also house windows washed. GRover 5-3179. 14tl TREES CUT DOWN, removed. Reasonable rates . No job too small. ATlantic 9-0959. 1 4t4 Boats , Motors , Supplies STORE YOUR BOAT REASONABLE RATES CALL HOPPE GRover 5-0512 9tf CRUISALONG - I960 28 ft. Twin 170 Grays. Radio , telephone , gas detector , electric bil ge pump and blower. Excellent condition. ATlantic 6-8762 12t3 Motor Vehicles for Sale JOSEPH POLLACK DODGE & PLYMOUTH NEW & USED CARS EASY TERMS SALES - SERVICE . REPAIRS Texaco Gas & Oil '59 BUICK, 4 dr., A. T.. R&H '58 DODGE , 4 dr., hardtop, A. T., R&H. '58 PLYMOUTH , 2 dr., 6 Standard '57 CHEVROLET , 2 door , 6 Standard , R&H '57 FORD , 2 dr.. Hardtop '56 FORD Convertible , A. T., R&H. 2 FORD Pickups , % ton Montauk Hi ghway & Bay Ave. EAST MORICHES ATlantic 4-0790 - 4-0779 36tf USED CARS '58 MERCURY, hardtop '58 OLDSMOBILE , hardtop '58 CHRYSLER '57 MERCURY sti tion wagon '57 FORD 2 door '56 CHEVROLET ELLRICH SERVICE STATION Official Motor Vehicle Inspection Station Towing OTHERS CARS $100 AND UP. Riverhead Rd. & Montauk Hwy. EAST MORICHES ATlantic 4-0650 36tf NEED A CAR ? HAVE NO CASH ? CALL JOHNNY DOLLAR EMerson 3-7029 lOtf ALEX MAZARAKIS EAST MAIN STREET EAST MORICHES ATlantic 4-0581 '58 Chevrolet - 4 door sedan '55 Lincoln Convertible 8tf '50 FORD % TON PANEL TRUCK All lights - Radio 3 individual gas heaters Plenty warm for winter GRover 5-5108 14tl 1952 CHRYSLER Windsor , auto- matic transmission , $50. Call GRover 5-9166. 12t4 PLUSH 1960 Chevrolet , El Ca- mino deluxe pickup, luxury ex- tras. Perfect condition. Must be seen. JU 5-8110. 13t2 1959 RENAULT Dauphine , orig- inal owner. Excellent condition. $695. GRover 5-3089. 14tl 1949 DE SOTO , 4 door , radio , heater. Owner. $60. AT 1-9293. 14tl 1952 FORD convertible , automa- tic transmission , radio , heater , factory rebuilt engine year ago. Needs top. Make offer. ATlantic 6-8925 after 6. 14tl 1958 AUSTIN HEALEY sport car , 4 speeds forward and overdrive. Spoke wheels , new white walls . Good condition. $1 , 300. ATlantic 1-6470. 14tl 1959 RENAULT Dauphine. Good condition. Radio and heater , $595. Call ATlantic 4-0540. 14tl 1958 ANGLIA , English Ford , $185. EMerson 3-6422. 14tl 1950 STUDEBAKER truck , 1 ton. 10 ft. insulated body. Dual wheels. Runs like new. Make offer. GRover 5-7226 after 5. 14tl '56 PLYMOUTH , radio , heater , $295. '54 GMC V 2 ton pickup, $250. Both good condition . ATlantic 6- 9591. i4tl j 1955 FORD — 4 door sedan , stand- I ard shift , clean , dependable , economical. $365. GRover 5-1871. 14tl 1957 PLYMOUTH , hand shift. Clean car. Reasonable. EMerson 3-6913. utl 1957 FQRD pickup . Brand new motor. Very good condition . $795. J uniper B^HOi 14tl
