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Noithpoit Fedeial Sa\ mus and Loan Assoc iation to A L Messina & w lots S9 and 90 sec 9 Xatuie s Gaidmis Tow n oi Biook- ha\en 811.500. Emma Kuehule to J Haikin & w pi e s Radio A\enue Rocky ro'iit $4 500. E M Ockei s A w to H K II. nig lot 2U) \ . 210B & 210C sec 2 l one Hill Set File Island Pines Tow n of Biookhnven SI3 500 Timl eiland \-iuu' U^ liu to B F Mu. 'i & w lots 1 io 1 TTR J S <> ( 1 Noitm Paik Tow n of Bi ookhaven $16 500 O Shehin A w to R T Slnlm A w lots 7i ' )7 tv 7i>8 Wooded^e fow n ot Bi ookhaxen MS .500 \ MoM to J J Ilelion & w lots 1i.5 1 to Ki57 inc l s > t ! Rat C <> ue 1 \ke- > \ii'ie\ Tow n oi Biookhn on S7 (K)0 \\ ,1 W alt/ A w to O Mm p in & w p j s Ha\ \\ nd \ M nue I own 1 of Biookha\< n sl2 5( 0 . 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Island to V '1 -1 ILud\ lot 17 sin 1 Eayl Estates r lown ol BioolJi non s!) 000 S me to \ 1 II u d\ lot 131 stc 5 Ea_ilt Psla.es Town of Bi ook- l i. ^ en slO OdO Lie it Bnu h R niHy Coi p to C Mau heski A. w lot 21 sei 1 Bi uu - u ood Tin uc Roikv Pomt SI 000. R E Kei.t.edx A* w to E N.u ri ito iv. ors in 1 n - Heathcote Cotu t Shitle\ Tow n ol Bi ookha\ en $6 , - 500 MOR PG VGES F G Ila iloian & w to R public Iixe stois Coi p pi 1 w s C lit ton Di Patchogue 5&12 'SO J A L rd Al w to S ime pel ss Bai baia Di '\ntei.aih .si i ' 00 R A Eldmli , i t *c \\ to Same pel ne s Sunset D: Centc.eai h ^'J650. J Peimo Ji to San Haiboi Sav. Bk. pel s s Lynn Plate South Ha\ en $10 ,000. E P Johnson & w to Pat\ho«ue Bank pel s s Suffold Ave nil' Pat- chocue $5,500. F V Weeks & others to Same pel e s Rner Avenue Patdiou'ie S18.000. D Donato & w to Sam^ pel n s Lake St PatchocJO $10, o00. Paul Lichtenbei ger to Sectp-it y Natl Bk pel w b Hackensack Rd Mastic Beach $5 000. E H Winteis to Sime ]* 1 w s Fori est Avenue Shiiley ^' i 000. A C Rumph & w to Q ani e pel s s Ed *aids St C Moriches $13. - 000. Robei t Albeit & w to E isteMi i Se\> vice Coi p pel s s Cedar St Centereach $11,500. N Davis & w to Same pel e s Hoffman Ave Bellport $7 , 750. G W Speidell & w to Same ^ pel p s Winsti n Lane Tenv\ ilk S13 , - 000. G R Bai ker & w to Republic Investors Corp pel s s Champlin St Ronkonkoma $11 , 700. R W Gibeiti & *w to Same pel e s Wagon Lane East Centeieach $12 , 350. A C Pickfoi d Jr & w to Same pel s s Newman St Patchogue $10,500. T B Dean III to Same pel e s Provost Ave Bellpoit $10,500. J F Pi Uettier & ano to J Cabedo & w p-d e s Oakland Avenue Mas- tic S15 500. B A Palladino & w to Suff Co FSLA pel s s Fir St Lake Grove $11,000. M J Buscemi to Same pel n s Market St Centereacn $8 , 000. D M Webb & w to Same pel se s Pond Path Lake Ronkonkoma $10,000. P Bruecher & w to Northport FSLA pel w s PatchoRue-Yaphank Rd Yaphank $11 , 177.81. , S Si no A: \\ to Williamsburg Sav. Bk. pel n s Kno\ Ave Stony Biook $12 , 000. M G OT ski A: w to Union Sav Bk pel w s Pint Bail. Ridge $9 , 500. H A Honpe to Same pel n s Watei St Patchogue $8 , 000. R J O'Connell & w to R A Fentnoi pi 1 s s Montauk Hgw y E Patchogue $8 , 000. Mary C Parr to Elizabeth Par- rons pel w s Westfield Rd Coram $6,000. Ward Melville to R M Smith pel w s Christian Ave Stony Brook $6 , 500. J Bowman & w to Queens Co Sav Bk pel n s Wyandanch Lane Blue Point $9 , 750. R R Trvpuc to Same pel s s Laurel St Patchogue $14 , 200. W . \ -ianki & w to Sunrise FSLA pel s o Canal St Pt Jefferson $11 ,- 200. J C Mariella to U E Mariella pel s s Main St Patchogue $10 , 000. D R Vasell to Republic Inves- tors Corp, pel n s Flintlock Di Shirley $12 , 000. F J Pictou & w to Same pel e s Oregon Ave Medford $7 , 000. D M Nemschick & w to Southold Sav Bk pel e s Medford Ave Med- foi d $10 , 100. Marion V Kaminski & w to Same pel e s Washington St Pt Jefferson Station $13 , 500. REAL ESTATE NEWS BIRTHS BROOK IIA YEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs . Fiancis Finnerty of Terryville. a boy, November 16. Mi. and Mis. George Peterson of Lake Ronkonkoma , a gnl , No- vember 17. Air. and Mrs . Seymour Ciuger of Faimingville , a girl , November 17. Mi and Mrs. Howard Van S-diaick ol East Patchogue , twin gnls. No\ember 18. Mi. and Mrs John Drew of Pat- chogue. a gnl . November 18. Mi. and Mrs. Angelo Lucia of East Patchogue. a girl . November 18 ATr. and Mrs. John Bory of Med- foid, a girl , Novembei 18. Mi. and Mi s . Bernaid Mozer of Bellpoit . a bov , November 18. Mi and Mrs. Robert Farrell of Mast'c , a boy. November 18. The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Lem- meimann of East Moi iches , a boy. Novembei 18. Mr. and Mrs . Carl San Domen- ICO of Patchogue , a girl , November 18. M' r. and Mrs. Kwasna Hallock of Moi iches , a bov, Nov ember 18. Mr. and Mj s . Vincent Di Maggio of Mastic Beach, a bov, November 18. Mi. and Mis . Ralph Kassner of Patthogue. a girl , November 18. Mi and Mis. Lawience Kemp, Si . of Patchogue. a boy, Novem- bei 19. Mi and Mis. James Stevenson of Patchogue a boy. November 19. Mi* and Mis. Heniy Ceiardino o < Patc hogue , a gnl , November 19 Mi. and Mis. Charles Parke r of East Patihogue. a gnl , November 10 . Mr. md Mis. Edwaid Biown of Lake Ronkonkoma. a boy, Nov em- bei 20 . Mi. and Mrs. Milton Raynor of Manoiville. a boy, November 20. Mi and Mis. William Rogers of Patihogue, a gnl . November 20. Mr. and Mis. Walter Wittneben , S 1 . of Patchogue. a girl , Novembei 20. Mi and Mis Gerald Braeman of Medfoid. a gnl , Nov ember 20. Mi and Mis Jay Malsk y of Medfoid Station , a bov , November 20 Mr. and Mi s. John Dulmovits of Pati hogue , twin boys , November 21 Mr. and Mis. Robert Schniebolk of Poit Jeffeison Station , a gnl , Nov embei 21. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jones. Si., of Patihogue , a boy, Novembei 21. Mi. and Mis . John N( His of Lak Ronkonkoma , a gnl , Novem- ber 21. Mi and Mi- Heniv Slnminski of Mastu, a gnl , November 21. Mi. and Mis. Cat l Gaidner of Gouh n Height s , a gnl , Nov embei Mi and Mi s. Donald Coupe of Bellpoit , a gnl , Novembei 22 Mi . and Mis . Geiaul Maioldo of Shnhv , a gnl , Novembei 22. E. Patchogue News Items Mrs. Muriel Gallagher . ATlantir 6-9039 CLUB SPEAKER The South Countiv Club of East Patcho g ue have inv ited Chailes Memhold of South Coun- try Road to speak Ttiesda . v m the South Countiv Clubhouse on Colonial Drive Mr. Memhold , who is a health physicist at Biookhaven National Laboratory and a Suffolk County iadiological defense officei , nil! give a shoit talk on \Nuileai Attack and Fallout and Assoc iat- ed Pioblems \ . A epa stiem and ans- wer period will follow The club extends an invitation to all membeis and lesidents of South Country Sholes and adia- cent aieas. Relieshinent s will be seive d. VFW AUX The caid paity for the benefit of a Christmas paity for oiphans of Little Flower Institute m Wa- ding Rivei , sponsounl bv the La- dies ' Auxihaiy of South Bay Post . Veteians of Foieign Wais , and held Novembei 17 in the VFW hall on Dunton Av< nue. was very successful. About 75 per s ons attended. Awaid winneis weie Mi. Strick- land, Mesdames Chailes Caida- mone , Sulliv an Gallo and Petei Dcangelo. A special awaid was given Mrs. Maitin Iaiom . Re- fi eshments were seived. Mis. Louis Adamec was chan- man and Mrs. Anthony Fuoco , co- chairman. E P HOSPITAL AUX The East Patchogue Auxiliary unit of Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital held their meeting Novembei 13 in the Dommo Yacht Club in East Patchogue. Mis. Bov d Rock- well pi esided. Nominations and ac- ceptance of new off'cei s followed. New officers aie Mesdames Boyd (Aline) Rockw ell , le-elected pre- sident; Elsa Gabnel , fust v ice president; Floi ence Whitbeck , se- cond vice piesident; Virginia Smith , ti easurer; Ida TilUnghast, lecoiding secretary and Clara Smith , coriesponchng secretary Mesdames Beitha Smol , Wanda Seaman , and Vnginia Smith are the board of diiectois. Mrs. Elsa Gabnel is delegate to Council and Mis . Florence Whitbeck , the alternate. '*-*» Appointed as chairmen to var- ious committees are Mesdames Barbara Doxstader , publicity ; Heh n Si hroeder , hostess; Maiy Tow le , ways and means; Madeline Rogers , sunshine; Ida Tillinghast , volunteers , and Winifred Jansson, membei ship. Nomination commit- tee weie Mesdames Helen Kin g, Maiy l ovvle and \ nginia Smith. New membeis ate Mesdames Bai- baia Do\stadei , Helen Schioedei , Ida Tillinghast. Nancy Rockwell anel Fanny De Mott. The unit will hold a covei ed dish suppei 7 p. m. Decembei 11 in the Domino Yacht C lub , to be followed bv a shoi t business meet- ing and installation of officers. Thei e will follow a Clnistmas paity foi membeis to which e ach one will bung a gift foi the giab bag. ROSARY-ALTA R SOCIETY The Rosaiy-Altar Society of St . Josep h the Woi kei R. C. Church will lecene communion in a body at the 8 30 a. m. mass Sunday in the church. December 4 the so- cety will hold the n annual Chnst- lras pai ty in the chinch audito- mini 'I he membeis aie to bring a gift foi the giab bag. Mi s . Yin- cy Maler is chairman ol the af- fair. CUB PACK 265 The supervisoi y committee chair- man , Robei t Hudson, and outings man , Heniy Keizel, with Assistant Kenneth Dai well held an outing at Yaphank for the Cub Pack 265 of North Bellport. The Cubs w ere taken by cais , and then walked a mile to the appointed place. The forty-seven cubs who ansvveied the call weie divided into two gi oups to be coached into the ways of tiailing, knot tying and building a camp fiie for cook-out all w ith the hel p of IR representativ e I lank Rmtoul . Edw aid Keehn , William Kobel , Edwaid Seeley and John Ciowley. The sixteenth wedding anniver- sai y of Mi. anel Mrs. John II. T.autw ein of 36 Colonial Drive was celebiated l ecently. Mi. anel Mis . Tiautwein and children , Apnl and Thomas , celebiated Thanksgiving da> and the bnthdays of Mrs. Ti autwem ' s mother , Mis . Thomas Rosina of Noith Patchogue , and of a son-in-law Robert Mayer , at Mrs. Rosina ' s home. In EAST PATCHOGUE , the Long Island Adv ance is on sale at Swan Market , Danielson ' s Deli- catessen and Morio ' s Delicatessen. —Adv. April Trautwein is now a stu- dent at Seton Hall High School in Patchogue. having been trans- feri ed from Bell poi t High School. The second birthday of Barbara Latham was celebiated November 21 w ith her parents , Mr. and Mrs. George IT. L'ltham, Ji.. of 11 Colonial Drive and also on Thanksgiving day when Mi. and Mrs . Latham enteitamed her gidiidmothei . Mi s . Gieta Foi stei oi Savville , Mis . Yet a Foi stei of Rockville Centte; William Forstei oi White Plains , anel Mr. and Mis. Aithur Bauett of Islip. The eighteenth bn thday of Ray- mond Connolly, Ji ., on November 16 was celebiated at a dinner par- ty given Thanksgiving da . v in his honoi by his paients , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Connolly, Sr., of 139 Southern Boulevard. Guests were his giandmothei . Mis . Delia Reilly Mr. and Mis. Edwaid Hoffman , Jr.. and Miss Catherine Lynch of Jackson Heights; Mr. anel Mrs. Arthur McManas and childien, Jo- anne and Teriance , of Wantagh ; Mr. and Mis . Robei t Hoffman anel daughtei , Nancy, and Mis . David Russell of New Yoi k City. Sun- day, Raymond returned to Provi- de, nee College , Pi ovidence , R. L. where he is a freshman. Mi. and Mrs . Robeit J. Kossoy of 150 Duikee Lane entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner paity Mi. and Mis. living Merkin of Jack- son Heights; Mr. and Mrs. Geoige Feldman , Mr. and Mis. Allan Schreck and children , Aithur , Jan , Jeffrey and Andiea , of Commack; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doieson anel son Arthur , of Brooklyn , and Marjorie , Andrew and Lam a , the Kossoy ' s children. Mr. and Mrs. Willis R. Hess of Evei green Lane were Thanksgiv- ing Day guests of their son-in- law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miskosky, of Spruce Drive. They also celebi ated the comple- tion nn November 18 of twenty years in the United States Navy of Lt. Commander Robei t Misko- sky. Susan Roush celebrated her twelfth birthday November 17 wih her pai ents , Mr. and Mrs. Bob M. Roush. and her brothei s , Bob and Bradley of 222 Durkee Lane and also her giandpaients , Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schreyack of East Pat- chogue. Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mis. Roush weie Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schreyack , parents of Mis. Roush , who leside at 11- 05 Montauk Highwav. Joseph Stephen Biandebuig, Til , celebrated his second biithday Thanksgiving day at a small par- ty given by his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephen Brandeburg , Jr., of Nariagansett Avenue. Guests besides his sister. Patricia, were Mu\ and Mrs. John Gioh and children , John and Russell of Mead Avenue. The christening of George Mi- chael Fredericks , son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frederick- , of 561 Scherger Avenue , was held Novem- ber 26 in St. Joseph the Wor ker R. C. Church L *Tast Patchogue. The Rev. Mario G. Cinque offi- ciated. Godparents were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bloodnick of Massa- pequa Park. A family get togeth- er followed at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Fredericks. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bloodnick , and then children , Seaman 3/c Walter F. Fr edericks , Richard , Patr ick and Susan Fredencks. Mr. and Mrs. William Stein- decker of 911 Michigan Avenue , Bell port Manor , entertained on Thanksgiving eve , Mr. and Mis. Joseph Leggio and Miss Shiela Leggio of Red Hook , the paients and sister of Mr. Steindeckei. Report from Islip Town Hall By Councilman Donald J. Kuss ' Recreation is a subject which can often be controver sial. Many of our lesidents feel too many tax dollars are being spent on this de- paitment , otheis aie concerned we aie not spending enough. Many ask is it really the responsibility of local government to piovide j recreation progiams foi om child- ien or is it a function of our school systems? Sometimes , I feel we over-emphasize controlled and supeivised recreation to such a point that I w onder who is enjoy- ing it more , the childien or the parents. One phase , however , of the town ' s recreation prog I am that de- serves everyone ' s support is the special class for exceptional child- ien which provides a pr ogram for the physically anel mentally retar- ded youngsters of Islip. Staited four years ago , it was the fiist program operated by a local mu- nicipality in New York State. From an ori ginal 13 children , this program now provides leciea- tion for 188 youngsters. Two buses supp l y transportation foi weekl y field trips. Movies, swimming, mu- sic and athletics are incorporated into as full a schedule as possible. Arts and crafts are an important phase of this program and culmin- ate with an exhibit of the child- ren ' s accomlplishments at one of our local schools. I know all of our Town Board members feel this phase of our recreation department is particu- larly worthwhile and will continue to stress further development of its rehabilatative activities. Many of the other recreational activities are being scrutinized by your town board members with an eye to a more defined policy of w here local governments ' responsi- bility begins and ends in this field. During the next few months , close attention will be given xo eveiy aspect of recreation t ) in- sure that the dollars which are spent w ill return the best in bene- fits to oui l esidents . For your best sourc e of infor- mation locally, read The Advance each week. — Adv. Leg a) Notice M 'XIT OF NEW YORK M PR' ME COURT • i i)i \ 11 or N\SSAU CROW \ F\\ V\(T COM- : 1 \A> IV : Plaintiff - air mist - J \KF Rl SSFLL and H VX- : X Ul Rl SSFLL Di fendants : • STATE OF NEW YORK ) )SS: COUNTY ou surroLio Bv v rti e o * a in tain execution issued out of thi \ s'lpieme Coui t of the Couid \ of Na - s au . Mate oi New \oik , a* d to me dnected and d' bvirul ac.ins 4 o l mi 'til p.o- ]> i \ the \ <ii it sei On d 1 bav i sci7inl all the n g-ht , ti 'le Mid mtei e^t which th <h f end mt- J.il Ru-sew . * ¦ 1 llni i di Eus-ell , had oi th * - 9 n dav of .Tanuai v , 1961. or any time thereaftei of , in ind to tne fo i' owmg di seiil.ed piopei- tr to w 11 ATI tha * n. it tin tia't pi'n e oi paieel of 1 md spua^n l m the Tow of Bi ookhiv en. in the ( out tv of Si. 1 Ik Si to of N w Yoik . dt -enh d as I ot =:^2 % u the s'ibdividi d 1' < \ *t di ' lit d a- Robinson a\d Vail , tiact of W illiam 11 Mof.itt M ip =M0 Which I -hall expose for sale by pubi c \tndi.t as the law direct- on thii 12th dav of Januaiv, 1962 at 2 00 P Al m h< aftenn m e r th«it day at the fi om dooi of tin Countv Court House the Vil- lage ef Riv erhfe^d , Suffolk County. New York. Da'ed at River head , New York this ?0th dav of Nov embu , 1961 CHARLES R DOMINY , Shenff of Suffolk County, New ^oik SI PREME COURT , SUFFOLK COUNTS . THE DIME S AVINGS BANK OF W ILLIAMSBURGH , Plaintiff , agamst FRANCTS MELANSON. et al . Defendants . Pursuant to jud gment dated No\ ember 13. 1961 , I will sell at public auction m one j parcc 1 on the Front Steps of the Brookhaven Tow n Hall Building Patchogu e , Suffolk Countv , New- York on JANUARY 11 , 1962 at II o ' cloc k in the ioi enoon . the fol- lowing nicmises m Suffolk Count y, ToNv n of Brookhaven , bounded ami described as fo ^ows- BEGINNING at a oi mt on the easterly side of Prove 0 : Av enue , distan t 240 fee., southerl y from the corner formed bv the intera ction of the easterl y side of Prov ost Avenue with tht sou 'hei i j -idi of Hampton Av enue: running thence in an easter l y di- leiti Hi and at r>ght ang les to the easteilv side oi Pi ovost Avenue 100 fie + , thence m a southe*l y di- rection and parallel to the easter- ly side of Provost Avenue 80 feet; thence m a w esterly direction and at right ang les to the easterly side of Provost Avenue , 100 feet to the ea-terh ^lde of Provost Avenue , iunnn g thence along the easterlv side oi Provost Avenue m a north - erly direction 80 feet to the point or plat e of beginning FRED MARS , Referee. GETS, FORMAN & SCHULZE , Attorneys for Plaintiff , 32 Court Street , Brook- Ivn 1 , N Y Lmnmanail ^nKa ^HBmH ^iHnr SNEDEC0R Coal & Fuel Co., Inc. COAL K SKK M FUEL OIL NOW FEATURING 24-Hour Emergency Service PUnNIT Q GRover 5-0496 * riKJlVmZtO BAyport 8-0996 J .>8 West Avenue Patchojrue Sadie Mehukowich of Eastport. who died Sept. 16 , left an estate , amountine , to not more than $15 , - 000 in lealty, according to the pro- bate petition of Sop hie Cross , daughtei , of East Moi iches , Paul Melnik. son , of Manorville, and Solomon Raffc , attomov , of River- head, co-executors. The residuary l\ - bequeathed to John Mehuko- wich , husband , of Eastpoit. An estate valued at $10,000 in realty and $55,000 in personalty was left by the late Lewis W. Sat- terly of East Moriches , who died Oct. 13 , accoidmg to the probate petition of Clara L. Satterly, wi- d o w , and Maigaiet Hawkins , daug hter , co-executrixes , both of East Moriches. Two daughters , Margaret Hawkins and Geraldine Morgan of Kailua. Oahu , Hawaii , are each left $1 , 000 and bequests of $500 each are left to nine grandchildren. The residuary is left for the use during her life- time , to the widow , Clara L. Sat- terly, and upon her death is to be given ni equal shares to the two daughters , according to the term s of the will of the deceased. The late Frederick Stuft of Rocky Point , who died Jul y 18 , left an estate of *about $10 , 000 in personal ard $15 , 000 in realty, all to Rose C. Hammer of Franklin Square and Emily Thiel , of Frank- lin Square , both daughters , and co-executrices. Clara M. K waa k of West Say- ville. who died Oct 1 , left an es- tate of over $10 , 000 in personalty and under $10 , 000 in realty, all to George Kwaak , husband , of 21 Poplar Ave., Farmingdale. Co- executors are John W. Scheuer , son-m-law and Gladys Kwaak Scheuer , daug hter , both of 21 Poplar Avenue . Farmingdale. Frank J. Roettinger , of Ronkon- koma , who died Aug 31 last , left an estate valued at $20 , 000 in realty and $20 , 000 in personalty, according to the probate petition of Frank J. Roettinger , son and executor , of Rio , Wise. Three children , Frank J. Roettinger , Jr., Walter F. Roettinger , of 329 Haw- kins Ave., Ronkonkoma , and Jane Staiger , of East Schadack , N. Y., share equall y in the estate. Estates Meeting Schedule of BROOKHAVEN TOWN BOARD (Town Trustees) For month of DECEMBER TUESD \Y DEC. 5 TUESD\Y DEC. 12 TUESDAY DEC. 19 TUESDAY DEC. 26 Tow n Board Meetings Start at 11 a.m. Town Trustees ' Meetings i Start at 3 p.m. I At Town Hall 205 South Ocean Avenue Patchogue , N. Y. PUBLIC IS ALWAYS WELCOME VaaMMaHMi ^BNHiB 'WBMaWHIHa ^^'^^MH ^I^Mi- ^I^HH ^'^^ M^^'W^^^^^^^^ HB ^i^^^^ .^^^^^ B^^^^ H - ¦—^.^^^^—^^—^—~™ ^ mmmm * -> ^^«^^B^^^^^ «H ^^^ l^lH ^(^HMHMBH ^-^'^^H^^^^^ BnSBa ^H^H^^I^HHaBHMBlBn ^l^^nBai ^HaHai ^HHilHH ^MIi ^HH ^ < f HERE'S WHERE YOU GET THE GOOD WORD ABOUT THE '62 JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLET U| ] ¦ -. , TH , ¦ -*- ¦¦ - -¦¦ ¦ *- '¦¦ '¦- ' + * ..i ..^...m-m , . . r . . , Il lll l 'l I I '* ! .... ¦ . I 1 I 1 I. II t J. m¥ * f / ^il Jet-smooth ride 542 slim -roof sty lin g ^ 01. • ,* c* * + B mem M wL — _i_ _l _ _ ^ One-Stop Shopping Center 543 It l iiiBw J et-smooth ride , n. 1. The cloud-9 comfort-high seats , n. 1. Tho..^ Z 7k QU nnn \ na fWor \ I IHI feeling of comfort that peop le in by many to be the most comfoS' One-Stop Shopping Center „. i. IUHI Chevrolet* enjoy wherever they go. things to happen to the bottom !• J 6 Where f° P g ° f m ?f * I iHH M 2. A supp le Full Coil spring flexing 0 f the human lap since dad' s ^ car ^ ^ \\\\X. ge \ ex * ctl y i: 1181 § at each wheel of a Chevrolet to 8tu ffed armchair. 2. Sea * . th»? 6N the kmd . ^ w ?£\ « 2 * A ¦ i S iSP absorb road shock. These are high enough to support 1^ f fe concentration point for- the 33 cars J ill H teamed with over 700 noise and th * thighs and weigKeari^ ^ ^^^tt^nZ The Pwf ^ I m mm ^tie^tL^ffi^ ?rf r body (f ttJ <^C; zr j^Sh 11 n c —t ts I V HI H m r i^o? ^^S ?St JS ^ H ^ r d^P^ ad ?L Pr ° Vi ^ ^ s you just about , everything - M t lliii \ 4-u o v -A^ rM Qnn whv sn resilient , aeep-padded sunnort vou could hope to find in an expen- 1 I ill ! X° v ChJrolIt ownTne famHiel thr °^ hout the backrest and^ sea rive car-without the expense. The 1 I } Hi j ^ home evt so happily 4 A ff' th f h™\™ a remark^ new-size Chevy II that brings you .1 1 Wm I hXt-forSuinteiure for which no feehn ^ of ™™*>rt and weU-beini! sensibility at rts Sunday best via M I iflSP cure is known , wanted or sought, front fender underskirts „ , / ni \ e m ° de Anvpr Hh^.nH I ° P ' m mi Wmmi A 4. -U *. . , Qi(V,, l!S *» n. 1. A n sedans , a convertible and station 8 ' Jii B n ew V8-skedaddIe , n. 1. The result advance tntts causing p eop le to wagons. The sporty new Corvair ' « Hill of touching an accelerator that' s f. ^ y „!jj ? g f which retains the rear-engine trac- W III^BI linked to one of Chevrolet' s new V8 llke ^f nat f ~ ^ _^ tion and nimble steering that made I * ' i lHHr engines (also known as \ six-ske- won t those C y^J x — - ^ it a rally star and adds many new « IIBI daddle \ when engine is Chevrolet' s Chevrolet -^\^ — > touches to please people with sports- 8 v ilSi trusty 135-hp. Six). 2. The moving engineers car fe ver an d a budget to answer to. * * -4 ]§IB& power of Chevrolet ' s 1962 V8 c . ome U P Wlth next!\ 2. Sturdy steel A nd the Corve tte , which offers new f B ' lil^B engines . There are five of them , linings that are under the front refinements , new V8 power. 3. fi ] iiSlKf ranging from a standard 170-hp. fenders of 1962 Chevrolets to Where '62 ggg^ S==*-=^*^*^ j W iii^Bf version up to an optional-at-extra- add extra protection against fl yi ne values are -^ ^^^^/ ^^^ >« ; Hlll i cos t 409-hp. powerhouse. stones , mud , slush , road salt and way UP but =^L J ^^^^ W ; ' ' ~ IliiSSBI » J L n- L u 1 U\ that old bugaboo , corrosion 3 n«« prices are ^^^-^^^- -^^^ if HI T ^ Th^ cS ^t ^ l^X^nu : ° f many WayS the 1962 CheVrSet ^ e S *™~ WsF 5 *^ ^ i i JlB p maker. 2. The ^ E'P^flna into the 1962 Chevrolets and Chevrolet dealer ' s place of business , ' 9 I llll ik * art and science ^^<^^A1 ^ * promptly feel luxurious all ove which includes a showroom manned { W ' ttHHl of designing and j fe©^f^ (j^^ 2 - An arresting combination t by friendly and knowledgeable sales- I 1 MimWB forming metal SQ^f ^? lovely, long-lived materials used • men ; a large , carefully stocked parts \ W IIS ^ T mto the stron ^' an elegant way to decorate th» m department; a modern service center I I IHKLt solid body structure of the 1962 Chevrolet' s passenger comL-,7 where factory-trained mechanics ply * S ' ' I l^Bl Bk Chevrolet. Typrcal hallmarks are ment and tic ^j e t h f P 5 ^\ ' ' '* i lSPl W£ ^ on S» smooth sheet metal shapes occuDants 3 A h ** - n ^ y °^ ^ ts I ' \ J li lli ¦* warehouse built into the rear of a Chevrolet and contribute so much * \\\m b aP i a t City th 0f 29 - ? t CUb d iC feet ^ \ The ' h L a ° o 0k o v ^ r % ^ y ° U! \ 3 * ^ !o ^^^^^ ^. 1 l t 'IB 1 ^Ul1 -! With En e^ra ; d ! ep recessi . on T he happy result of insp ired 6 . Where most Americans go for a < HlB' m . ^/ 1° A at 1 f t . can u easl . ly designers who are steeped in the pleasant , instant cure the moment ' * IHr EC odd - sha P ed outsize objects. art of using imagination and restraint. the new-car bug bites them. ' ?¦ • * ¦ ' ' *\ y -*? * ^y^^BS^Bm^fff ^fBK^BK^ 1 \\ \ «j ^ « - > j ^ - , •-- - ^ — ^ «y ^* * * *^^ w ^ ^^^^ \ : ;^^^ ^ See the ' 62 Chevrolet at your local authorized Chevrole t dealer ' s One-Stop Shopp ing Center Authorized Chevrolet dealer in Patchogue 1 East Morich es RUSSO CHEVROLET , Inc. F. D. ANTON & SON , Inc. 460 E. MAIN STREET :: GRover 5-1600 MONTAUK HIGHWAY :: ATlantic 4-0153 WANT ADVANCE PHOTOS? Any picture labelled \Advance Photo \ or \Photo by Gomez \ (no others), excepting acci- dent cases, fires and ex- plosions , published in this newspaper is avail- able to you in a glossy print. TO SECURE PRINTS 1. Clip out the oicture. 2. Address your envelope to: Picture Editor , The Long Island Advance , P. O. Drawer 780 Patchogue , Lon g Island (Be sure your name and return address is on the ENVELOPE). S. Also enclose your name , address , phone number and $1.50 for a 5 x 7; $2 for an 8 x 10. Call for the prints when notified or add 25 cents for mailing charges. 4. Charge of $10.00 for 8 x 10 prints of accidents , fires and explosions. MnBananHOHnamgnpn p Girrmp ir ? naiBnari-MJ'IJ * WAMT APS
