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Continued fi om page 1 , this section u in i e I s f-tiid on tin - - math i. \ G<>1' Cnairman Ciomait\ said that he is \lu lh in lavo ol ac- ouiiing wetlands lor coiisei \ ation pui po.s . 's \ and pointed to his 1 ec o 'd ;is Bab\ lon Tow n supenisoi to ticmonstiato this II. said 'hat the t p.wins he is railing foi a it v iew ot the cnuntv i * > cfuhv ' s plans ai e that \It i- totalh uniea.i s tic to chum tha /l . iOP aues of wattit ' iont pi o per t \ itin lie aiquued foi 'les, titan #1 . - \<0\) an a> 11 ' w hen it s^lK fo, man time s as much. * -i oiinll\ . w In i \ on spend . si J' i . 000 foi a 1 \ ( v. no niiit ' u r w h it tin sui \ev pertains to, you cannot HI an w ithout a vei \ cai i lui * \i d\ . rid tun d' \ i'\ < nt -e th ( ount\ t \ecuti\e in i -tatcnn nt t . t in \ iphai k la\ n .i} eis \ SMI - (phi»i to 'd th it iM oup somethui\ i ntir. lv dill' t lent t h.ui no h s > > yn i ioiii u the boaid ol supt r\ isois. \ 1 \ M UH I MUI on ' ie t io >l pond Al i ' i dm n ' \ aid \Wo I K I e at the boaid of supeixi s ois ha\e In n told that we n o -it' emptum to aiquiie wet lands foi pmeh < oi ( > \ at 'on pui pos, n< ta\ - I* . \ei s hav e be \' told tha t this so- IM 'V I ' wetland s piogram is actna l- 1\ one which will see the develop- ment of parks and swimming aieas , and that the land will first he taken away and then leased back. The county executive ' s statements to the taxpayeis group are so different from what the board of supervisors has heard that we must fir4 i;et the truth. \This is what \ mean when I sav that we must thorough l y re- view what has been done and what is p lanned for the future . I did not sa\ and do not mean that 1 oppose wetlands acquisitions . I do mean that I intend to know exactly where we are «oing be- loie I vote for the expenditure of one cent and before I vote for the condemnation of anyone ' . - , pioperty. The review is intended to make sure that we have a sound w etlands program. T can assure all interested pel sons that the Re- publican Party will go ahead with an oulerlv wetlands program, hut not until we all know exactly what we are doing. \ C\RD OF THANKS We are sincere ' y gratefu l to ft lends and neighbois for their main kind acts of sympathy dur- um oui l ec-Liit be reavement . We would like to thank the Medical Staff oi the Rrookhavon National Lahoiatoiv. especiall y Doctoi s T AW is K. Dahl , Eugene P. Cion- kite . and Ludwig Fi mendegen and as o( iutcs . Also the nursing sta ff ot Pavi lion !. the laboratoi y staff, and the office staff at the clinic \lso Mr William F. Revlok of Sawille and the Rt vei end William ' Dclum \ of St . 1 l ancis do Sales R . C. Chinch , Patdiogue . The Chart' s S< date familv of Rnv port. •—Adv. C\RI) OF THANKS We simeieh wi s h to thank all of our eood I' m-nd* - foi their kind- ness . s\ mpath\ and ilow ers — and i-P \( , all , v the Re\ Curtis Godshal! and the main membeis of the Mtnnomte Chnrch of Centei each ; aKo the Hauppauge and Coram Police Departments foi their hel p dining our l ecent bereavement . Mrs . John McCuen , Sr. & Familv —Adv ¦MM mwMnBMWMMMBnnM ^MMMMB ^HHn^M Wetlands PAYING HIGH INSURANCE g t f Ylmm ^ Cr ^ 0n ^ 1 V - FULL - AUTO LIABILITY COVERAGE QUALIFY and SAVE « Over 25 Yrs . of A ge Under 10 Miles to Work Licensed Over 3 Years No Accident Record CALL ! GRover 5-5070 L. I. BROKERAGE CORP. H. R. Haase , Pres . ' 182 Medford Ave.. Patchogue MUST PRIZE—Bernard Siegfried , president of Bee Hive , Pat- chouli \ presents check for S50 as first prize in dinner category during recent table setting contest to Mrs. Robert Powell , left , ;>nd Mrs. Robert Swezey, representing Women ' s Club of Patch- ogue. Confraternity of Christian Mothers of St. Joseph' s R. C. < 'hurch , received $50 check for first prize in luncheon category of Ree Hive table setting contest. Parking Field Continued f/om page 1 , this section difficult. The board no-ed that the mayor had taken action , in an unprecedented move, by inviting the comments of the residents through personal contact by mail. This was met with approval by all parties concerned. As a result of the hearings , the board passed an oidinance prohibit- ing parking on the east side of Raihoad Avenue and the south side oi Lake Street as outlined in the hearing. The ordinance on Academy Street was adopted pro- hibiting parking on the north side from South Ocean Avenue to a point 1. '12 feet east of South Ocean Avenue rather than the whole length of the street. The board alio passed the ordinance pro- hibiting parking from 2 a. m. to 6 a. m. in the business district. Superintendent of Highways Jchn Belzak informed the Board that his snow removal equipment had been fully conditioned foi winter u* -e and would be able to go to work at the first si gn of snow Mr . Belzak stated that live am- munition had been picked up b\ Jie refuse department and had ex- p ' oded in the incinerator. He said this is a definite hazard to the village workers and should be dis- continued. Ammunition may be taken to the polic e department and disposed of in a safe way. Captain living Weeks of the Fifth Precinct leported that sev- ei al buiglai es in Patchogue had been cleared up with the arrest ol a gioup of - \outhful offenders Mayor Waldbauer complimented the captain on the excellent police weik of the Fifth Precinct. CARD OF THANKS The famil y of Ral p h E. Frank- lin , Sr.. ;ue sincerel y grateful lo their friends and neighbors for tin ir many kind acts of sympathy and floral pieces dui ing their re- cent berea\ ement. Such thought- fulness will always be remem- hevtd. —Adv. Rowland Inquires About Post Office For N. Patchogue The U. S. Post Office Depart- ment is making a study of wneme* ser\ ice needs require a separate post office m Noi Ii Patchogue , fol- lowing an mquiiy b y Councilman Howard Rowland. Mr. Row land wrote to First District Rep. Otis G. Pike tnat \ Th\ lesidents of North Patchogue aie dtsirou ^ of having a post office tor their area due to its recent and continuing growth in popula- tion. \ Mr. Pike rep lied that he would take up the matter with the post o ffice department. Charles E. Gorman , assistant to the l egional dnectoi of the post office in New York City, wrote to Mi. Pike and the letter was for- warded to Mr. Row land. \This is in response to your let- ter of November 13 , \ Mr . Gorman wrote , \ inquiring into the possibil- it y of providing a postal faci'ity tor the residents of North Patch- ogue. \We assume you are referring to a branch post office of Patch ogue to be located in the North Patchogue area. An inquiry is be- ing made to determine if the serv- ice needs warrant tbe establish- ment of an additional postal facil- ity in this area. \ \ FOR CHRISTMAS } THE a\ &itf£4t/ GIFT \\^7 FOR MEN u ; * ^^MlBBfcJj T Thin-o-matic i£piii^^/|| \ f«d. Tax Ind. |\ V* * :F . v J/S- T Self-winding. \^-V° & V JjwBr Weatherproof . ' vy ^^ ^ —^g -jpryr *-provided teal it r^~ ~ ~ —— ~ ~ ma rtttored if opened. C* * -^ _ j SP Cook JEWELERS , INC. 85 E. MAIN ST., PATCHOGUE GRover 5-1204 Parking in Rear of Store Now till Christmas— Open till 9 p.m. Police Charge Four Teenagers In Burglaries Four teenagers are being held without bail in the county jail pending action of the Grand Jury on charges of grand larceny in the third degree after being arrested thanksgiving day by Fifth and Sixth Squad detectives. A fi fth teenager , 15 years of age , was turned over to the Youth Squad for possible action b y the Children ' s Court. He was released in the custody of his parents. Pol- ice declined to give his name. Alert action by three Fifth Pre- cinct patrolmen led to the arrest of the youths. Police said the four youths are being charged specifi- call y with burglarizing Ellrich' s service station . East Moriches , Movember 23 , of cigarettes , cigars , candy and a small amount of cash , and Potter and Robinsons , Inc. of 33 Medford Avenue , Pat- chogue on November 22 , of a pola- roid camera , $4 in currency and a roll of stamps. According to police the youths are believed to have participated in more than 20 other burglaries and cases of breaking and enter- ing in Brookhaven and Isli p x owns. Police ^aid those held in River- head and the addresses they gavt were John Thomas Corcoron , 17 j l Lynwood Avenue; Paul Jame Lupia , 16 , of 24 Lexington Avenue , and Harry Spencer Myers , 16 , o- Oakcreat Avenue , all of Farming ville , and Hilde Rosario Rivero , 18 , oi 538 South Ocean Avenue , Pat- chogue. Halted by Police The three patrolmen , Henry Brechter , WTliam G. Schoeninj, and Mart.n Otten , halted a cai .n which the five youths were rid ing about 4:30 a. m. Novembei 2' .i on Havens Avenue , near Lake Street , Patchogue. Patrolman Brechter , who was driving the pat- rol car , said he and the other officers decided to investigate the 1950 vehicle after seeing it travel- ling about the village earlier. In a routine check Patrolman Brecht- er had discovered on November 21 the break at Potter and Robinsons when he saw the door window broken on the south side of the building. Police said they pulled over the car driven by Rivero as it was- progressing north on Havens Ave- nue. A battery was found in the trunk , seven cartons of cigarette were discovered under the front seat and an assortment of ci gars and crackers were found in the glove compartment , police said. Fifth and Sixth Squad detectives were notified and the youth s were arrested at their homes during the day of November 23 , according to police. Police said the youths were stopped in Patchogue after they had broken into Ellrich' s service station on Montauk Hig hway by smashing a window and reaching in to unlock the door. On probation at the time of their arrest , police said , were Myers and Corcoran , who had been con- victed of burglary last year. Rivero , Myers , Corcoran . and Lupia were arraigned the night of November 23 before Patchogue Police Justice Arthur Mapes and waived examination for action of the Suffolk Grand Jury. Fifth Squad detectives , Sgt. Robert McCleary, John Drew and Thomas Meyer , and Sixth Squad detectives , Sg t. Williara Brown , Harold Smith and Thomas Stanton , made the arrests and are con- tinuing the investigation. At least nine of the burglaries are reported to have taken place in the Fifth Precinct area , one in the Third Precinct where $300 was reported stO'en and more than 10 in th\ Sixth Precinct vicinity, police said. CORRECTION Because of a typographical er- ror , a story about a Long Island Rail Road Ronkonkoma parking field on Page 1 of the Nov- ember 23 issue of The Long Island Advance should have read \Th e town leas°s the parking field from the railroad for SI per year \ in- stead of $100 , which appeared in the newspaper. The error wa<= corrected in some issues of the paper during the pre ~ ss run. Supers Oppose Continued fiom page 1 , this section Dennison and the Democratic boaid inembeis \have c onsistently it! used County Police Commis- sionei Charles R. \ hum ' s lequert foi moie po icemen. \ Mr. Cromai- ty chaiged that the ( oinnv foicj is undei manned. Tlv supeivisor said he felt the luck of poucemen is the reason wh y the villages want to le-form .heir own departments . Mr. Dennison said he , too . \va- against more public votes on the police department , and stated he would like to se° the few villages in the police d'strict (Northport , j N mitypille , and other » and the five east-end towns in the district. Mr . Dennison pointed out the people in the various municipal- ui\S them. sCives had voted for the count y force. He defended the number of men in the department , pointing out 42 patrolmen had been added to the county force last January and that another 48 would be taken on at the first of the year. \All of the surveys we have taken sr .\v the department has sufficient manpower to provide protection for residents in the district , \Mr. Dennison declared. He pointed out that the depart- ment \inherited a tremendous amount of top level brass , that will be taken care of b y normal attrition in the next few years. \ The county executive reveale 1 that new studies of police service provided by the county department compared with servic» provided by local departments will soon b\ completed to show the municipal- ities not covered by the county force , the advantages of joining the district. There is no substitute for The Advance in this area. —Adv. ylow Christian Science Healy) SEE AND HEAR THIS SUNDAY TV RADIO 9:15 A.M., WOR-TV , Chan. 9 9:00 A.M., WPAC, 1580 KC 1 2>€^>2' s?^^^*€'€ ^^s?^»€i^si: ^^ 8 cS3 *° HEARfNG AID i F^^ GLASS ES j hj; Sy ^ \\Z) Information ^ 1 KURT ROELOFFS- 25 EA G s L«gi Brar | P OPTICIAN Closed Wed. Afternoon { Activities of Interest In Patchogue Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Den- sing of 214 Oak Street entertain- ed on Thanksgiving for the fol- lowing members of their family: Mrs. John McCuen and children , Michael , Patrick , Barbara and Thomas , of Lake Grove , Harry Boering and children , Doris Ann and Robert , of East Patchogn M'r. and Mrs. George Densing and children , Chery l , Larry, Nancy and James and Miss Genevieve Monsell of Blue Point and Frank Overton of Patchogue. The American Legion Auxiliary Patchogue Unit , will meet at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday at the legion house , Baker Street , Patchogue. The re- freshments committee will be Mesdames Muriel Barteau , Lillian De Vito and Mnrie Gillette. A food sale will be given by the Daughters of Israel-Jacob Aid Society from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Tuesday at 29 South Ocean Ave- nue. A special food sale meeting was held recentlv at the home of Mrs. Jay Koshar. Present were Mesdames Bert Friedman , Harold Schackman , Herbert Chaskin , Har- ry Sweet. Joel Sands , Max Sink- off , Eli Levine , Morris Avertin , Stanley Salsbeig, Louis Weiner and Seymour Chaskin. GRAND OPENING — Suffolk' s most complete floor and wall tile sor\ ice. I) pendable floors. JIT 8- 9827. Special ceramic \ all tile , complete labor & material. $1.25 sq. . f(. —Ad\ . Spending Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jenkins of 84 Rider Avenue , were Private William C. Jr., Nancy E., and Da- vid A. Jenkins. Pvt. Jenkins was on a nine-day h ave from Fort Dix , N. J , and is reassigned to Oakland, Calif., before being sent to Hawaii in the Army. Miss Jen- kins is a student muse at The Community Hospital at Glen Cove School of Practical Nursing. Mr. Jenkins is a freshman studying Photograp hic Equipment Techno- logy at the State Unh ersit y Agri- cultural and Technical Institute at Farm 'ingdale. Patchogue Sorosis will hold a business meeting December 6. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Irvin S. Hawkins , who will give an il- lustrated commentary on Spain and Portugal , entitled , \Castles and Castanets. \ Hostesses will be Mrs. W. Kenneth Jones , Mrs. Ed- win P. Kolb , Mrs. P. Jerome La- viano. N. Shirley Civics Continued from page 1 , this section ready access to playgrounds in he North Shirley area. He said that construction on the p layground had begun this week. Robert Cedar , Selden attorney, has been appointed to represent the town for negotiations of the lease on the property. CEILING FIRE amounted to about $3 , 000 in damages at Clea r- vie w & Fiala , 212 East Main Street , Patchogue , last Wednesday. Firm closed for rest of day, but re-opened last lhursday morning. Fire was discovered at about 10 a. m. Avhen smoke began coming from electrical fixture to rear of store. Joseph Pontieri , pres- ident of firm , removed fixture and saw flames racing between ceiling and roof. He called Patchogue Fire Department , and quick response confined fire to comparativel y small area. Above , Fire- man Phil Pape works on top of paint display shelf , removing charred bits of ceiling. —Advance Photo by Martin Mrs. Paul Meyer , training chairman for the South Suffolk Girl Scout Council, has invited all the leaders and assistant leaders in the council to a Christmas pai- ty to be held at 8 p. m. Monday in the Congregational Church , Patchogue. An old fashioned party is plan- ned and Mrs. Meyer hopes for a good turnout. All leaders need to be admitted is an exchange gift . wrapped as a present. The gift should be some article that the troop has made as a Cnristmas project or at some other time lur- ing the year. Board members are also invited and are asked to bring cook' es. I Girl Scout Leaders Invited to Yule Part y To our lo\ ing mother , Mis. Mary Keating, who passed away, No- vember 30th , I960. \Gracious , gentle Mother , Alwajs sweet and kind— You onl y saw the good in folks , And to their faults w ere blind ; God' s taken \ou lo Hea\ en— Where all is Joy and Mirth , But the p lace you left so empty, No one can fill on earth. \ Loving Daughter & Sons. —Adv. IN MEMORIAM i mmmp - ^mn ^mm\\wSm\\W^ Yt^^^WLWZ ^ mmmm^Lm W ' ' M 1 ' ' T f vv-lP^p ^ ' ' ^ S ^^ T^^F ^^^^^^^^B H I '' j^^^^^l^B^^^liHH^^^l^^^^H^^^^B^^HH^^^^^^^^BSB Batata, i & m m £» «H m JMrahfe. m >fffl^HHHHBBHIHI n VB 9 Mm m « 'Hi 9B9 * H sWl m -¦WPrav ^ rfHI mmm W m^T^ .mm\Z^^Jm\m^mm\Z. JE jiM\ ... ^mm W *¦' M F Tj^K ^^ J B K S^Hf * 1 * »» ¦ A ^j^HBB ¦B v J * * ?>%y g. i J* * v ~ * > -^m*^m^mm j^^^^F Mi mmmmr < m ^^L ^ m\ m. 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Milton Smith of the traffic and -afet\ buieau noted that theie would probably oe s miiar requests toi iratlic liyhts at the intei section of the i>\-pa s witli Raihoad. Chnliester and Biookfi eld A\em.es 111 Center Moriches. \If traffi c lig hts were to be elected at all ol these intersec- tion s tne purpose of the by-pass l oad as a through road to carry tin heav er \olume of tiattic away fiom Center Moiiche s wiuld be defeated , \ Sgt. Smith wrote . He said the request of the East Moriches. Fire Department for the ti affic liyht on Pin * Sticet at the by-pass did not - -eem to be war- 1 anted * -ince state law permits fire vdncles to disiegard stop 1 ic.ht - and speed limit s of they pioceed with caution. On another matter the board authorized th<> Patchogu e Electric Light Company to relocate the green navigation lig ht at the entrance to Orchard Neck Creek , Center Moriches , to comply with Coast Guard regulations and to place the cable underground. 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