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Mrs. Hiram Darrow , HR 2-1737 SOUTHSIDE AUX. The Bayport Southside Hospital Auxiliary will meet at the Com- munity House Tuesday afternoon when the meetings will be re-oi- ganized. A Christinas party will be held and each member is ask- ed to bring a toy for the pedi- atric ward at the hospital. FIRE DEPT. AUX . The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Bayport Fire Department will meet Monday night. The meeting- will be followed by a Christmas party and the Secret Pals will ex- change gifts . BMH AUXILIARY The Bayport-Sayville Ladies ' Auxiliary Unit to Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital will meet Mon- day night at the communit y bouse. After the meeting a Christmas party will be held and members and guests are welcome to attend this annual affair. Mrs. John F. White, Jr , of Sayville is the chair- man of the event. NEW SOCIETY A new society has been formed in Bayport called Bayport Girl Society. Officers elected were : Do- rothy Alexander , president ; Joan Mc Dowell , vice president ; Laura Consentino , secretary; Maureen Smith , treasurer; Linda Flannery . social secretary and Sharon Ashe , growth chairman. Other members are Karen Hansen . Marilyn Mo- ravec , Gail Sullivan and ' Karen Hallingby. The meeting and election of of- ficers wa.s held at the home of Maureen Smith of Edgewater Ave- nue Friday night. The next meet- ing will be held to-morrow night at the home of Laura Consentino on Weeks Street. Blue Point. HOME EXTENSION The Home Extension Unit held its last lessons on the Christinas Workshop at the local firehouse November 29 when about 20 mem- bers made wooden bowls , Christ- mas wreaths , articles with liquid embroidery and Sweedish weaving. Tho local leaders who taught the lessons were Mrs. Douglas Mc- Nicol , Mrs. Edward Dietz , and Mrs. Hiram Darrow. CUB PACK 130 Cub Pack 130 met November 29 at the elementary school for their award pack meeting under the di- rection of Cubmaster William Hamilton , and assistant Cubmas- ter James Mc Carthy. Bobcat awards were given to Patrick Smith , George Tedesrio , J. Gordon Huszagh , William Heilon , Laver- ne Wittlock , Dominick Bostinto , Jr., William Hamilton , Jr., Wayne Shepard. Michael Smith , George Daghcr . Ill , Gary Macwhinney, Ge- rard Avolio , Michael Barker , Tim- othy Grube , Peter Daghcr , George Mac Lean , Robert Hopkins , Con- rad Divis , Step hen Moore , Brian McDonnell. Conr a d Minardi , Michael Salaway, William S pen- ce , Bruce Wolflc , Christop her Ma- ckie , William Pfister and Raymond Staniewitz. Year pin awards were given to Glen Bankston , Robert Chess, Mi- chael Manfre , Michael Newberg, Robert Brunner , Kevin Mc Carthy Richard Pook (Buddv) Lorin Price, John Barker , Walter Brunner , Gary Herold , Roy Louis. Paul Ko- gut , William Jensen , Michael Mur- phy, Christopher Walters , Michael Goodchild , James Conzen , Philip Brucato , Thomas Tryon , Robert Taylor , Raymond Harlin , Magnus Ryhle , Jeffrey Rao and Brent Schroeder. Wolf badge awards went to Paul Kogut , William Jensen , Mi- chael Murp hy and Raymond Har- lin ; Lion badae award to Kevin Mc Carthy; gold arrow awards un- der Wolf badge , Robert Chess , Robert Brunner , Phili p Brucato and Thomas Ryan ; silver arrow awards under Wolf badge Robert Brunner , Philip Bruca- to and Thomas Ryan. Gold arrow under Bear badge , Richard Pook and Magnus Ryhle ; silver arrow under Bear badge , Richad Pook and Magnus Ryhle. A tie for the Thunderjet award was given to the dens of Mrs. William Jensen and Mrs. Josep h Ryan. A film \The Blue Angels \ was presented by the Cubs by Mrs. Otto Pook through the courtesy of the Grumman Aircraft Engineer- ing Company. Thomas Rohm, son of Mr. and Mr' - . Lloyd Rohm of Oakwood Avenue, celebrated his third birth- day Sunday with a dinner party at the home of his grandmother , Mrs. Ma ry Jabbonsky, in Hol- biook. Those present were hi> parents , Mr. and Mrs. Rohm of Bayport , his great ^grandmother , Mr s . Agnes Schinilh'r of Hol- brook , and his two sisters , Diane and Deborah. On Tuesday after- noon , he had a party at his home and those who attended were Mark De Santos , Gregory Beckel and Janet Hillenbrand. Girl Scouts from Troop 11 of Neighborhood one . Ellen Stadtmul- ler , Eileen Mc Lean , Melody Wat- terson , Kudy Kallmann , Betsye Burke and Cathy Corkery, with leaders , Mrs. Howard Kallmann and Mrs. Edward Burke , and Nei- ghborhood one chairman , Mrs . Wil- liam Higgins , visited tbe Suffolk Home Saturday, when they pre- sented birthday gifts to the pa- tients who had celebrated their birthdays i v , November. These gifts were donated by the five neigh- borhoods of the South Suffolk Girl Scout Council. The Girl Scouts served punch and birthday cake. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rogerson and their three children drove fiom Phoenicia to spend the long holiday weekend with Mrs , Roger- son ' s mother , Mrs. Hugh Roger- son , at her home on Bay Avenue. Miss Dell Rogerson was also home from Southampton for the holi- days. Mrs. Gerry Opkins of South Snedecor Avenue , entertained at her home November 28 with a demonstration party for about 21 women. Walter Brunner of Gerrittsen Avenue celebrated his ninth birth- day with a party Saturday. Birth- day refreshments were served at his home followed by a movie party at the Patchogue Theater. Guests were George and Peter Dagher , George Mac Lean , Gary Mawhinney, Gary Harold and Wil- liam. Clasen , all of Baypoi't. Miss Betty Lou Fleming and Miss Nancy Hunt of Fairview Avenue spent the weekend visit- ing at the home of Miss Vicki Kershaw in New York City, where they also saw a show and viewe d the Christmas decorations at Rockefeller Center. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wehnke of Bernice Drive entertained the Re- publican Club Committee at their home recently. Those who attend- ed were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goette , Mrs. Erik Christensen , Mrs. Roy Martin , Henry Gould , Arthur Taotz and Mrs. Alfred Monies. Tentative plans were made for their Christmas party to be held on December 20. The time and place will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. William Wollert of East Roa d entertained at a birthday part y Saturday afternoon for the fourth birthday of their son , William. Games were played with prizes , favors were on the birthdav tabl\ for all of the following children who attended: Kare n Hoek , James and Mary Ann Johnson , Nancy Rooney, Ruth Go- bel , Kevin Qui g ley and Michael Mc Nally, all of Bayport. Mr. and Mrs. Pierson Van Or- strand of Eatondale Avenue enter- tained at a buffet supper party November 29 in celebration of Mr. Van Ostrand' s birthday. His guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith of Centereach , Mr. and Mrs. Pierson Van Orstrand of Holbrook and Mrs. Marion Childress and daughters , Susan and Pamela , of Fairview Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. J. Bo- gel of Connetquot Road left Mon- day morning to spend a few days visiting their son-in-law and daughter , Dr. and Mrs. Charles Brackett , son , Charles , and new grandson , Robert Steven , at their home in Rockville , Md. Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Bogel will attend the Ursinus College Glee Club rendition of the \Messiah\ in which their daughter , Miss Bai' - bara Bogel , is taking part and which will be held at Ursinus College , Collegeville , Pa., whefe Miss Bogel is a senior. Mrs. Frank Zahradka of 373 Second Avenue entertained at a Swap Party at her home last Thursday nigh t for the benefit of the Antone Guild. Her guests were Mesdames Lloyd Newberg, Wil- liam Hald , Richard Satava , Perry Manfre and Peter Banaszak of Bayport , Mrs. Frederick Miller of Bellport and Mrs. John Duluca of Sayville. Mrs. William Swanback of First Avenue , was hostess at a stork shower November , 29 for Mrs. Richard Smith . The co-hos- tess was Mrs. Gerald Rum- nlick of Islip Terrace. After Mrs. Smith had opened her gifts a buffet supper was served from a shower table centered with p ink and white carnations and pink candles. Those who attended were Mesdames Perry Manfr e , William Scherff , Lloyd Newberg, Rodney Richter , George Clark , Eric Gan- ie and Raymond Smith all of Bayport ; Mrs. Albert Mateyka of Oakdale , and Mrs. William Hal- lock of Patchogue. Mr. and Mrs. William Swam- back , of First Avenue entertained at a birthday party for their ' au ghter Susan ' s second birthday Sunday afternoon at their hom<\ The guests included the grandpa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. William Swam - back , Sr., and ^ uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs . Harry Routledge , and \hildren , Sharon and Kathy, and Miss Nell Routledge , all of Say- ville . Mr. and Mrs. Parshall Miller of Gerritsen Avenue had as their guest for two weeks , their son , Airman 2/c Gary Miller , who has been stationed at the Air Force Base in Denver , Colo., attending the electronic school at the base . Airman Miller left November 29 ' or the Air Force Base in Wichita Kan., where he will be stationed. Their son , Wayne Miller , was al- so home for the holiday weekend from the New York State Uni- versit y at Oyste r Bay. Ma* , and Mi-s. John Lyons of South Ocean Avenue entertained at a family dinner party on Thanksgiving day for Mr. and Mrs Arnold Hanson , Sr., of Oakwood Avenue. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles King and three sons of Edgewa- ter Avenue and Mr. and Mrs ' . \ Ar- nold Hanson , Jr., and family of Queens Village. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Darrow of Bayport Avenue and their grand- son , Eric Kinderg of Isli p Ter- race , returned home Monday after spending the weekend as guests of Mrs. Alice Hall at her home at Norwalk , Conn. On Saturday and Sunday, Mr. Darrow and his grand son attended the Chicken and Pigeon show , which was held at Danbury, Conn. Mr. Darrow ex- hibited some English exhibition Homer p ineons , Strasser pigeons and Polish Link pigeons as well as a couple of Bantam chickens. Dale Rutkowski of Fairview Ave- nue , a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darrow 7 , entered a Buff Mo- denia p igeon in the show , which she had raised , and she was awarded a blue ribbon as well as first prize money. Mr. Darrow was awarded several Blue Ribbon prize. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hillenbrand and family of Mc Connell Avenue and Mr. Hillenbrand' s parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hillenbrand, also of Mc Connch Avenue , spent Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenn and family of Lake Hiawatha , N J., it was also the seventh birthday of Donald Hillenbrand and the Glenn twins , Cath y and Jeffery, who celebrated their fifth birth- day on Thanksgiving. The Advance is on sale at the Village Stationery, Kurt ' s Delica tessen and Romaine ' s Grocery in Bayport. —Adv. Donald Hillenbrand , son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hillenbrand of Mc- Connell Avenue , celebrated bis seventh birthday Saturday at his home with a party of birthday re- freshments and home movies for the following guests: Deborah Rohm , Albert and Jo Ann Iless , Raymond Reilly, Charles Zi goss- er , Pamela Cavalla and Gai y Ketcham , all of Bayport. Jay Seaman, eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Seaman of Cambridge , formerly of Bay- port , and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Wethkemp of North Gillette Avenue , Bayport , has been scheduled to audition for the Ted Mack TV show. Jay has been tap dancing for three and a half years and has appeared in many shows in Vermont and New York State. Jay is a third grade student at Cambridge Central School. Miss Virginia De Ronde , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stutt of 177 Seaman Avenue , is one of the 445 Keuka College Students partici pating in the college ' s year- ly fall field period. Miss De Ron- de is currently working for the Norm Advertising Company in New York City. She is a junior at Keuka , majoring in English. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snedecor of Middle Road returned home Sunday after spending several days in Gales Ferry, Conn., visit- ing their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. James Herring. CHURCH NEWS The Marth a Circle of the Me- thodist Church will meet Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. Arnold Hanson on Oakwood Avenue for a covered dish luncheon and Christmas party . The Woman ' s Society of Chris- tian \ Service of the Methodist Church will meet at 8 p. m. Wed- nesday at the church with a Christmas party and meeting. Af- ter the meeting, games , entertain- ment and Christmas refreshments will be served. The Couples Club of the Me- thodist Church will meet Satur- day ni g ht for their Christmas party when they will have as the theme of the party \Christmas Around the World\ and each mem- ber and their guests are to bring two 50 cent gilts of foreign lands, marked \His \ and \Hers \ . On Sunday nig ht at the church , Harold Hinskley and several other men from the Sayville Methodist Church , showed slides and gave comments about the fellowshi p of the Methodist Mens convocation last Summer at Purdue Univer- sity. There was a good attendance of men an drefreshments were served after the- meeting. Bayport Items of Interest BURNING MORTGAGE on Church Street pro- perty owned by Patchogue Methodist Church are several members of official board , left to ri ght , Lyman Terrell , Paul Bassett , John Stakes , Ed- ward Dew , Frank Hotchkiss , Norman King, Lloyd Peterson , George Furman . chairman of board of trustees , and Mrs. William Raynor, church secretary. Ceremony took place at 11 a. m. service Sunday. It is first time in recent \ears that mortgage has been burned by church , which is in preparation for erecting of expanded Sunday School and Fellowship Building in imme- diate future . — Maple Leaf Photo Service PROMPT SAME DAY ^,. - - _ — APPLIANCE REPAIR ^fl ^r* SERVICE TO YOUR HOME Dispatched CALL GENE FELICE Trucks For quality work and complete service on ^^ Refrigerators , Freezers , Washers , Dryers , Air _ sw&. Conditioners , Elec. Ranges , Stoves , Wall Ovens. d|* 7** 3% Only authorized factory service in Suffolk for : Mli **~*^ f © Bendix f Jf mVSJf Repairs on General Electric , • Easy S J $@$i l Blackstone , Kenmorc , Norge , • £ ros !?7 .W \* \\~7 m u nr A - > TT i. 9 Hamilton % l*Ma__ J T h o r . Westinghouse , Hot- ^ Maytag point , Whirlpool , Philco. $ Gibson i^%^ ' ¦ — © Amana WS^v ^^'^ Philco, Bendix Factory • Kitchen Aid V^-^S\ Supervised Service © Speed Queen \j j ^^tj glp \ 16 years in the appliance repair business with 1& \ ^\ reliable factory-trained and authorized mechanics *§L- - £^J l GENE FELICE Jx APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. vT A GR 5-2426 \\ 39 E. 2nd Street , Patchogue , off Waverly Ave. %£^^ ^Ve arfi.a , member , of the Lonjr Island Belter Business Bureau . Our reputation is your guarantee. \> ' • ,j » i - B_ \^^ifite W& A&Am, _ ~ fe B^_. _ ~9 ^_ r * Wk _4_ P ^ ___i_r n HUP Ii ^J >$&_ . ¦n <xamjxa m m^—Amr mwk B__y __-_l *5r ^ I 12 , 000-Mil e or 1 2-Month Warranty I WE BELIEVE!!! fi We have priced our new 1961' s I so low that the monthl y payment I would be no more than a late I model used car. I I PATCHOGUE FORD I MedFORD AVE. (Rte. 112), Patchogue :: GRover 5-1133 1 Used Cars — Ford — Fairlane — Falcon — Thunderbird M Miscellaneous for Sale 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- heads , retaining walls , fire- p laces, rock gardens. Saturday Deliveries. Phone HR 3-1730 35tf SPECIAL 2 pair (nippies - 59e Aquariums - Reflectors Heaters - Pump* Food and supp lies All Pud Supp lies 2 for price of 1. 11YLANDS \ PRINTING 600 .Main Street Center Moi iches , X. Y. put COAL Best , Clean Nut & Stove Coal. 823 .95 Ton - Delivered Try us. RIVERHEAD FUEL PArk 7-3093 2tf CARPETS - RUGS Slig htly used. From prominent N.Y.C. * Hotels. All 1007r Virg in Wool , deep dense pile, 95^ per- fect. Luxury carpeting at very low cost . All sizes , colors. Quantity of runners. ' GRover 5-0357 7tf CASH PAID FOR Household Articles , Cooking Utensils , 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 Apartmen t for Rent Furnished Rooms 30c EACH No Hunting No Trespassing 33c EACH Posted Property (No Hunting - No Trespassing) No Smoking THE LONG ISLAND ADVANCE 20 Medford Avenue PATCHOGUE GRover 5-1000 9tf 1 Maximum Securit y DEPARTMENT STORE SAFE $100. 3—20 in. standing fans. 810 each 1—8 ft. p latform ladder ( Dayton I - #10. 3—8 ft. counters - S5. Several hundred hangers and other miscellaneous goods. CONTACT MR. CARTER AT (1 Rover 5-0070 lotl AMPLIFIER 200 watt , 3 speakers. Antique p ine corner cabinet. Cry- stal , china and bric-a-brac. AT- lanti c 1-9934. 14t2 2 SETS LIONEL trains , .027 gauge , automatic switches , board , scenery, large transformer. Prac- tically new. Reasonable. GRover 5-9462. 15tl 1 CAR GARAGE , 14 x 20 with overhead door. EMerson 3-6240. lotl 1C SCREENS. Sl each ; 16 storms , $2 each . Combination door and 1 regular scieen door. Wilbur Smith , 65 Pine Neck Avenue , East Pat- chogue. GRover 5-4467. lotl 3 PIECE CHAIR SET; washing machine; 2 portable new radios. GRover 5-3592. 15tl Specialized Services GARBAGE AND RUBBISH REMOVAL Grading and Plowin g Honing and Stone Dust for driveways - Back hoe work Trenches dug Small excavating jobs ARTHUR M. LANE & SON EAST MORICHES ATlantic 4-0433 or 4-0419 36tf TAKE YOUR BOAT HOME CALL HOPPE GRover 5-0512 8tf ECONOMY PLUMBING & HEATING J obbing & Alterations SAL RAPPA 298 Neig hborhood Road MASTIC BEACH Office — AT 1-9660 Home — AT 1-6054 8tf TREES CUT DOWN , removed. Reasonable i - ates. No job too small. ATlantic 9-0959. 14t4 PLANNING TO bui ld now ? Later ? Plan service. HR 2-0590. 15tl MOVING??? — Call an expert. Low flat rates. ATl antic 6-9703. 15tl Specialized Services FURNACE - ' FIREPLACE and CHIMNEY CLEANING OTTO OIL BURNER SERVICE 7 Oak Street BAYPORT Telep hone HR 2-0256 9tf TRUCKING LOW RATES 1 man and van - $7.50 br. 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 - GRADING TOP SOTL & FTLL CESSPOOLS - TRENCH DIGGING - FIREWOOD Phone ATlantic 4-0711 am HANDYMAN — No job too small. Has hel per , trailer , small tools . GRover 5-8535. 44tf EXPERT TREE cutting and re- moval. Guaranteed service. Oak p iling and locust posts for sale. Ernest Legere. YAphank 4-3550. 4tf 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 PAINTING - PAPERHANGING expertly done, reasonable rates. Call Arthur , GRover 5-4996. 15tl MOVING AND STORAGE , rea- sonable rates. King ' s Furn i ture. Call GRover 5-0963. 8tf STORM WINDO WS , screens , painted , repaired , taken down , put up. Also house windows washed. GRover 5-3179. 1412 Boats , Motors , Supplies STORE YOUR BOAT REASONABLE RATES CALL HOPPE GRover 5-0512 9tf 16 FOOT LYMAN — 2 years old , 40 h. p. Scott Atwater, both in A-l condition. Full y equipped with lights , steering, fiber g lass top. ATlantic 9-1870 or GRover 5-8898. lotl Motor Vehicles for Sale JOSEPH POLLACK DODGE & PLYMOUTH NEW & USED CARS EASY TERMS SALE S - 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 DODGE. 4 dr., station wagon '56 FORD Convertible , A. T., R&H. '54 FORD , 2 dr . 2 FORD Pickups , % ton Montauk Hi g hway & Bay Ave. EAST MORICHES ATlantic 4-0790 - 4-0779 36tf USED CARS ' '58 MERCURY , hardtop '58 OLDSMOBILE , hardtop '58 CHRYSLER '57 MERCURY station wagon '57 FORD 2 door '56 CHEVROLET ELLRICH SERVICE STATION Official Motor ' ehicle Inspection Station Towing OTHERS CARS $100 AND UP. Riverhead Rd. & Montauk Hwy. EAST MORICHES ATlantic 4-0650 ' 36tf BUICK 2 Door Sedan - 1955 Automatic transmission , excel- lent running- condition. $395. firm 145 Conklin Avenue , Patchogue , after 5 p. m. or Sat. -Sun. ^ 15tl NEED A CAR ? HAVE NO CASH ? CALL JOHNNY DOLLAR EMerson 3-7029 lOtf ALEX MAZARAKIS EAST MAIN STREET EAST MORICHES ATlanti c 4-0581 I '58 Chevrolet - 4 door sedan '55 Lincoln Convertible ' 8tf 1953 CHEVROLE T , 4 door sedan. Call GRover 5-9350. 15tl 1955 PLYMOUTH , 4 door , V-8 , standard shift , newl y painted. J f350. ATlantic 4-Q470. 15tl Motor Vehicles for Sale 1955 SUPER CLIPPER Deluxe , 2 tone , hard top, white walls , new power brakes , dual speaker radio , low mileage. $585. ATlantic 9-1815 15tl 1952 CHRYSLE R Windsor , auto matic transmission; $50. Cal GRover 5-9166. 12t4 1958 AUSTIN HEALEY sport car 4 speeds forward and overdrive Spoke wheels , new white walls Good condition. $1 , 300. ATlanti 1-6470. 14t2 1956 CADILLAC , 4-door , black $800. ATlantic 9-1212 days. AT lantic 9-1266 evenings. 15H 1957 TRIUMPH TR 3 , excellen condition. Call GRover 5-3109 I5t 1 1955 FORD V-8 — 4 door sedan standard shift, clean , dependable economical. $285. GRover 5-1871 15tl 1960 JAGUAR. Perfect condition Must sell. GRover 5-9496 after C p. m. I5t1 '57 ANGLTA FORD , low mileage verv good condition. GRover 5 3048. 15ti 1960 CHEVROLET , standard; 195' 1 Mercury, hvdramatic. Best offer ATlantic 9-0581. 15tl 1956 PLYMOUTH , hard top con- vertible , push buttons , radio heater , 6 cy linder , new battery new brakes , $450. Call after 6 p .m. or all day Sa turday . SElden 2-6872. 15tl BOWLING Patchogue Bowling Center Friday Mixed League , 11/17 League leader — Team 3. Women ' s games over 150 — Bernice Betzag, 177 , 206; Dorothy Dioiiiiardo . 16 1; Rose Brand , 156 , and Barbara Brand , 171. Women ' s series , 430 and over — Bernice Betzag, 499 , and Doro- th y Dioguardo , 464. High team series — Team 3 , 2275. Hig h team game — Team 3 , 843. Men ' s game. - , over 180 — Her- man Brand , 191-181; Connie Price , 189 , 202; Ed Skellanv , 190; Rocco Tardunio. 185; Connie Behrle , 189 ; Bob Rustmann , 195; Fred Stone , 197; Ed Brand , 201-183 , and Dick Brown. 198. Men ' s series 500 and ovei- — Connie Pi ice , 540; Connie Behrle , 513; Bol) Ru stmann , 505; Fied Stone , 525, Ed Brand , 521; Her- man Brand , 551 , and Dick Brown , 5 IS. Friday Mixed League , 11/21 L\ague leader — T( am 3. Women ' s games o\er 150 — Lucy Swan , ' l51 ; Flo Weiss . 161; Sue Goer , 158-1.;9; Barbara Brand , 159-157-180 . Women ' * series , 450 and over — Jaibara Brand , 496. High team sei ies — Team 8 , 2335. High team game — Team 8 , 816. Men ' s games over 180 — Con- nie Pi ice , 193-196; G.ady Pu . Wie , 216; Boh Rustmann , 207; Fred S L O UC , 187; Ed Biand , 180; Dick P>i own , 210 , and Herman Brand , 236 , 189 , 185. Men ' s -erie^ - , 500 and over — Connie Piic \ 552; Joe Dioguaido , ,) 17; Giady Pa>ne , 526; Bol) Rust- ir.un , 506; Fied Stone , 506; Ed Brand , 510; He ' s Blown , 520 , an i He man Hi and , 610. Ladies ' Tuesdaj Night Handicap League , 11/28 Team Standings W L CMC Stores . 91 41 Mai rails 83 49 Agnes Hair Stylist 82 50 Garner over 160 — Charlott * Ilur-ell , 197 , 166 , 159; Joan Hewitt , 180 ; Jo FoUini . 178 , 160; Barbara Carter , 174 , 165 ; Miriam Hughes , 174 , 171; Missy Lotito , 174; Bobbie Fuoco , 172; Grace Schiro , 169 , 169; Beverly Garber , 167; Ann W.sniewski , 166 , 166; Rose Felice , 166; Mary Perrier , 164; Angie Parisi , 163 , and Kay Mott , 160. Saturday Morning Bowling, 12/2 Wee Ones Over 50 — W. Youngston , 53 , and P. Fuoco, 53. Bantam ' s League Leaders , Team 1 , 19- 11; High Games (gild), J. James , 148 , and (boy), M. Goddar d , 141 ; Hi g h Series , (girl), S. Recchio , 329 , and (boy), M. Iarocci , 373 ; Hi gh Game Team Series , Team 2 , 572; Hig h Game Team Series Team 3 , 724; High Team Series , Team 2, 1648 , and High Team Series W. H., Team 1 , 2073. Games Over 100 — D. Kreamer , 100 — S. Mazzei , 104 , 107 — S. I Swerdel , 111 — K. Kreamer , 111 , 121 , 104 (336) — D. Collichio. 129 — R. Fuoco , 103 , 109 — S. Recchio , 117 , 113 — J. Fuoco , 100 , 128 , 136 (364 ) M. Iarocci , 127, 129 . 117 (373) — J. Leone — 123. 115 , 124 (362 ) — M. Maler , 136 — ¦I. Frabizio , 108 — G. Patanjo. 130 — R. Schiera , 120 — \ j . James , 148 — M. Goddard , 141 , 108 , 123 (372) — R. Gearity, 124 , 121 — J. Brown , 137 , 108 — B. Lento — 116 , 107 — L. Dioguardo , 114 . 106 — V. Stephani , 105 , R. Lindsay, 108. Junior ' s League Leaders , Team 6 , 23-7 ; Hi gh Game (girl), K. Mott , 152 , and (boy), M. Recchio , 191; High Series (girl), J. Reynolds , 377, and (bov). T. Iarocci , 482; Ifi gh Game Team Series , Team 6 , 711; High Game Team Series W. IL , Team 3, 795; High Team Scries , Team 6 , 1978 , and High Tea m Series W. II., Team 7 , 2402. Gam°s Over 120 — G. Krug, 147 _ K. Mott , 152 — D. Silver- man , 134 — T. Mu,so , 121 , 146 , 121 (391) M. Dei by, 128 — T. laiocci , 157 , 156 , 169 (4S2) — C. S' ephani , 132, 149 , 134 (415) — J Reynolds , 127 , 147 — E. Step- hani , 126 , 145 , 124 (395) M. Aviano . 134 — H. Schantz , 157. 120 — J. Tamburino , 134 , — D. Pierce 142 — T. Fuoco , 127 — L. Puglie^e , 139 , 148 , 172 (459) — S. Minuli , 148. 128 — P. Pariillo. i:j l _ G. Fedels , 170 , 126 — A Chambers , 123 . 155 , 140 — P. Fravzio, 129 — T. Gerard , 146. 134 — R. GaPagher , 137 — T. Baldwin , 142, M. Weiss , 157 , 120 — M. Reechio , 127 , 191 — R. Gazzola , 186 , 144. The first submarine used for military purposes was the \Amer- ican Turtl e \ built in 1777 by David Bushnell of Connecticut. Dull moments end when you get your hands on The Patchogue Ad- vance news and advertisements , fresh from the printing press. —Adv. ^ Let us know about your friends and relatives in the service. GRover 5-1000 f*»-¥\¥-¥\¥-y^»**-» * y ¥ ¥ ¥ * V *++* ASSIGNED — Army Pvt. Rob- ert Frederick, 24. whose wife , Rita , lives at 14 East Street , Shoreham , recently ivas assigned to the twenty-fourth Infantry Di- vision in Germany. Pvt . Fred< rick( a rifleman in Company B of the division ' s Nine- teenth Infantry, entered the Army last April. He is a 1956 graduate of Port Jef ferson High School. His par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fred- erick, live on Route 25 , Lake Grove. ASSIGNED — Airman Basic David W. Potts , son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Potts of 117 Moriches Drive. Mastic Beach , is David W. Potts being assigned to the United Sta- tes Air Force technical training course for radio and radar main- tenance specialists at K e e s 1 er AFB , Miss. Airman Potts , who has complet- ed his basic military training at Lackland AFB , Tex., was selected for the advanced training on the basis of his interests and aptitu- des. He is a graduate of William Floyd Hig h School , Shirley. f Armed Forces B y IL Lee Dennison Suffolk County Executive From time to time , groups of students from all grades of the various schools of the county visit the County Center at Riverhead to get a fi rst-hand look at some of the county offices. This is an excellent idea, and we make sure that the office of the county ex- ecutive is always included in the student itine rary. We try to explain to the groups the workings of both town and county governments , hoping to get across to these young people their importance as future citizens in town and county. We try to arouse their curiosity about what govern- ment is , and why it exists , and 1 wha t it is supposed to be doing for them. We invite questions from them , hop ng they become int^ v-c- ed enough to wonder and think a little hit about it. Generally, when the student groups tioop into the office , they are much interested in government as such. Since they are captive audience , howe\er , we like to think they go out with some gain , re- taining at least something about what goes on in government. The unfortunate part of the si- tuation is that , too many of the parents of these young peop le , all too often , have \ ery little more knowledge about government than their offspring. This is what we have been talking aboet so much. in past months — public apathy about public affairs. We expect to do something about it , and hope to maeh. every citizen of the co ir.ty, including all the students of all ages , to tell them the story of cur local government. The aid and support of those who have talked so loudl y about local home mle these past years is hereby invited. If it ' s news — you 'll find it ill The Advance. —Adv. County Exec Speaks
