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Activities of Interest In Patchogue Mir. and Mrs. Edward Densing of 214 Oak Street received word Sunday that their daughter , Mrs. Marvin Van Essendelft of West Sayville gave birth to a son weighing 9 pounds . 2 ounces in Southside Hospital. This is the third child for Mr. and Mrs. Van E-sendelft , who have a son , Phil- ; p. and dauyhler . Sandra. This makes 27 grandchildr en for Mr. and M IN . Den ii.g who had II) chil- dren of the ii own. Mr. and Ml- . < lnYord Terry eu- teii'i inod the SatunUu N'ight < ' aid Cltih at (heir lionic on Mr df ord .\ venue , l' re-enl weie Mr. -\nd ' Mr * . W. 1> . Warn er of Medford , Mr. and Mi- . W'i'bur Biggs of Palrhogue ami Mr. and Mrs . Wil- liam Ritchie of Blue Point. A card party will he sponsored b y the Original Golden Age Club at 1:30 p. in. December 14 at the Four Sisters Coinnvunity Center. The Marion Branch of the In- ternational Sunshine Societ y will hold a mee ting Monday in Moose Hall. On December 18 the Christ- inas party will be celebrated. Mrs. Frieda II o 1 v. e r . president, has planned an enjoyable afternoon with refreshments and gifts. All members are inv : ted to be pre- sent. Mr. and Mrs. Ral p h O. Young of Gainesville , Fla., are the pa- rents of a son , Scott Owen , born November 4. The baby weighed S pounds. 8 ounces. Mr. and Mr. - . . Young are former residents of Patchogue. They have two other sons , Douglas and Donald. Mrs. Russell A. Schrage of Con- necticut Avenue. Medford , former- ly of Patchogue , was p leasantly surprised recently at a stork shower in her honor given b y her nio.her , Mrs. ,Jame> Musso , and Mrs, William Connors at the Con- nors home in Medford.A pretty umbrella hung over the guest-of- hutior ' s chair next to which was p laced a bassinet decorated in p ink and blue which held the n.in y gifts . Those present were Al'j sdame - James Musso. William Lwi . w , WiU ' am Schrage , Jr.. Ir- win Ro senfeU all of Bellport ; Wi'Mam Schrage. Sr.. Rose Ciar- raputo , Sam Ferrante and Rose Birretta , of Patchogue; Mesdames Philip Fahey, Virginia Miles , lhomas Mulligan , Robert Me Grane , William Connors and Ann Smith of Medford ; Mrs. Julia Caime of Shirley; Mrs. Julia Ri- vellese of Lake Ronkonkoma; Mrs . Angle S. ' i 'vedio of Rocky Point; and Miss Karen Zimmerman of We- .t Sayville. A buffet was serv- ed after which the guest-of-honoi ooeued her many gifts. The group ' were joined later by Russell Sch- rage , Donald and William Schrage Jr.. Jose p h Rivellese . Ronaid Caime , Irwm Rosent ' eUl and Wil- liam Connots . Mrs . LeRoy D. Smith arrived home last Sunday from Gaines- ville. Fla., after visiting her son- in-law and daughter . Mr. and Mrs . Ralph O. Young. .M rs. Smith made the trip by plane. The Companions of the Forest of America wil l hold a ca rd par- ty at 8:80 p. m. today at the K of C hall on Academy Street . Re- freshments will be served. The Senior Ladies Aid Society ] \f Emanue l Lutheran C 'ivch will meet at the church Wednesday u.ion election oi oincers win ne held. Josep h Themann , III . infant son of Mr. and .M rs. Joseph Theni .unn , Jr.. of 139 Oak Street was baptiz- ed Sunday at St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church. The Rev. John Traynor officiated. The godparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Frabizio of Richmond Hill , uncle and aunt of the baby. After the ceremony a party was held in the baby ' s honor . The Patchogue Unit of the Home Extension Service will hold its Christmas party Tuesday in the Four Sisters Community Cen- ter. Mrs. Elizabeth Moger has re- turned to her home at 15 Jen- nings Avenue after being treated for a dislocated shoulder and a tiactmed elbow at Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital. Ronald J. Salamone of 11 Mul- ford Street , son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Salamone is among 40 University of Rochester seniors who have been selected for Golden R. awards in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the U R s extracurricular activities program. 'I he St. Charles Hospital Wo- man ' s Auxiliary of Patchogue will hold its annual Christmas party Tuesday, starting at 8 p. m. Mem- bers are reminded to bring fruit juice cans for the hospital and a grab bag g ift. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Herman Spar- stein on Dunton Avenue in East Patchogue. The Patchogue Wome n ' s Repub- lican Club held its meeting at 8:30 p. m. November 30 at the American Legion House with Mrs. Jennie Fucci , president , in charge. Fou r new members were initiated into the club . A Christmas party and a New Year ' s part y will be held at the next meeting at, 8:30 p. m. December 28. All are wel- come to come and join in the fes- tivities. Mrs. Arthur Robinson of Jen- nings Avenue is spending the W ; n- ter months with her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and M^s. Leon- ard Miller , at their home in Ne- wark. SHOP Af^ D SEE: A*P' s TRADITIONAL LOW PRICES W!L8 ~~Tresems RIB-iMD . PIECE 4% »i £ LOIN-END PIKE <% |P g I ^^M^^^ S Ann Pago j^ . ° 7 ' jJJ * gf _„^ .^ $| — RIB HALF—Full Cut Tl j l C LOIN HALF—Full Cut il $l C ^^M tf»*^k '^iib^ E&P NfifldlfiS No Chops Removed ^ Jr lb. No Chop s Removed »fi jnb. 1 /^^^^S^ w^^^^ ^^^fe ^ R ^ B..d .nd ^ w Applesaoce BflS 4«*45. 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W Bit tfHWS v dWvH HHvW ————— - ' DOS l OOU ^ r » <~^ f » ^ F r ff A VJ ijffl lhn 1! '1 *1 iffiE LTil' C Tin *kh and Full-Bodled Vigorous and W!n, r O Vanilla Ice Cream Sprinkled with If t¥ M BJ B T W Amm\j mmmmmT W jbtUnteS ^Hl DEI% riD^I E DAI/AD 141/ VI Multi-Colored Tiny Pineapple Chunks ^?~^^MJ^^fW?mrff g^iy rW^WBff«t KEU VBKVLE Dlf BIAK tVZL 1°' -\ ° y : —-— : — —:—— J . --im—r i4B. Me3 u.$ 1 _ 7 | MB A5 C «». $ I 83 Prices effective through Sat., Dec. 9th in Super Markers and Self-Service ttorea only Throe men are awaiting action of the Grand Jury after waiving examination last week on charges of third degree burglary during arraignments before Brookhaven Town Justices of the Peace An- i thony Salvatore and Erlmg lar. ^en. I Fifth Squad Detective Sgt. Rob- ert McCloary said the men ' r ar- rests explain 14 burglaries in re- cent months from Huntington to Southold. From $5 , 000 to $n , U0O worth of goods was stolen in the burglaries , police said. ' Specifically, the men are being charged with third degree burg l- ary in the theft November 15 or 16 of $1 , 700 in tools from Zeidler Motors , Inc. on Route 112 , Med- ford , police said. The defendants were identified bv Fifth Squad detectives as Al- fred Korn , 22 , of 110 Marshall Drive , Selden; Charles Smith , 20 of 55 Audry Lane, Centereach , and William Daniel Track , 18, of 90 Helen Street , Center Moriches. Discover Tools According to police , Mr. Korn was arrested November 28 in Do- ver by Delaware State Police. Two other men , who are not implicated in the case , were riding with Mr. Korn when his 1954 vehicle was stopped for an investigation , police said , and automobile repair tools were found in the trunk. The Del- aware police teletyped a descri p- tion of the tools with identifica- tion marks to Suffolk County police headquarters in Hauppauge police said , and the s t o 1 e i tools reported missing by the property bureau p laced them at Fifth Precinct. Detectives John Gill of the Main Squad and Thomas Meyer of the Fifth Squad went November 22 to Dover to ar- rest Mr. Korn and return him to Suffolk County. After questioning, police said Mr. Korn revealed the names of the other two defendants. Sixth Squad Detectives Thomas Stanton and Frank LoDestro arrested Mr. Track November 30 at his sister ' s home in East Meadow. On the same day the two detectives ar- rested Mr. Smith at his Cente- reach home. Mr. Korn was arraigned Novem- ber 30 before Justice Salvatore and was held in lieu of $2,501 bail. Both Messrs. Smith and Trac ' were arraigned December 1 before Justice Larse i. Mr. Track was re leased in $1 , 000 bail and Mr Smith was held in lieu of $1 , 00( bail. Police Charge Three Men In Medford Break at Swezey & Newins j Patchogue | : ,llllllllllllI!lillllillllllllili ;Ullli!!illlili!illllliii!!illllil!ll [illl!lll!lllllll!L , 1 Magic number is 11... Fau- tasvland . . . thi- ^ w eekend . . . thanks . . . FRKF . . . Grand Opening - . . . Ballet . . . Saturday Nite crowds . . . San ' .a Suit . . . hard to <• 4 ... unu sual . . . tele- phone . . . and hen 1 we go . . . TIME SHORT — Stop for just one second and tak • a quick look at your calendar . . . know what j ou 'll lind? . . . that ' s right, trure are exactly fourteen shopping da\s between row and December 2, \ )th . Need we say more ? (And don ' t tor- get to Jt've the mailmen a littk ' break which will insure your gifts arriving on time.) HAPrY FACES — If you get a big kick out oi smiling Cac^s on children (of all ages), we sug- gest you watch the ixpressions as people lea\ e our SanUiland Fan- tasy at the rear of th\ main floor . The youngste rs enter to s ,j e an elf sawing wood-making toys , an- other waves them on wi.h his li ghted candle , still another can be then seen rolling peppermint candy sticks for Santa and the final elf is hammering away put- ting together the toys for Christ- mas eve. And reigning over all of this activity is Swezey ' s jolly Santa. Be sure that you spend a few minutes talking to Santa and receiving his candy g ift . You 'll enjoy the fun of tin- ; Santa fan- tasy. ¦v ¦:¦ a THTS WEEKEND — To help you along in your gift purchas- ing, this w eekend has been set aside for our traditional \SWE- ZEY DAYS\ . Throughout the various Sw 'zey & Newins (ie-- partments you will find exciting \ gift y \ special purchase that not onl y save you money but are ideal for giving as presen ' s during the holiday- season. This big event starts Thursday promptl y at 9:30 a. m. and will continue through Saturday eve- ning. * *fc 5fc NITES — The above gives ua a good chance for a quick remin- der to you . . . from now through Saturday, December 23rd , vou will find Swezev ' s open Mondav through Saturday irom 9:30 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. for your shopping con- venience. DOUBLE THANKS — May we express our appreciat ion to the many, many folks who ha\e commented on the Patchogue Christmas d corations and on last Saturday e\ening ' s exciting snowfall and arri\al of Santa to Patchogue. According to peo- ple who are in the know , there w ere more people on the streets of Patchogue than at any tine in tk* community ' s history. The entire program is through the efforts of Patchogue stores and businesses that disp lay the fa- miliar \Shop With Confidence \ si gns. * * * GRAND OPENING — Last Fri- day morning the tape was cut that opened the huge new park- ing field directly behind Swezey ' . -. There are hundreds of parking stalls conveniently located to \YOUR Department Store in Pat- chogue. \ AND you wi'l find a new convenient entrance directl y from the parking lot into Swezey ' s. You -an easil y enter the parking lot from either Havens Avenue or Lake Street. * * * INSIDE STORY — Just in- side the new entrance you will find a new and convenient lounge where you can relax during your shopping trip. It is also ideal for waiting while someone brings the car to pick you up for you can see rig ht onto the drive. A •* M ITEM NEWS — There are any number of different and exciting new gift items throughout the store. As you know our Swezey yard goods department has been transformed into a Trim-a-tree =;hop with unusual decorations. In nddition in this same location you will find yutnmie Christmas fruit cakes , imported cheeses , the new •ensational LEGO kits and candy turtles. A 5 ^ \* THOUGHTS WHILE STROL- LING — He ' s got everything . . . then the answer could easily be the telephone amplifier for | his desk which enables him to talk and h 'ar without holding the p hone to his ear (you 'll find this in our men ' s dept.) . . . just in are those hard-to-get 10 r ; wool kni* sli ps (sizes 32 to 52) at just S2.99 . . . terrific job done by the young ballerinas in I last week' s performance direct- ed bv Lorna Antonnini . . . dit- to our STT models . . . that' s it except for our . . . THOUGHT FOR WEEK — To help organizations have more suc- cessful parties , Swezey ' s each vear loaned out a fine Santa suit . If your organization is interested , •ontact our main floor cashier to ;ee if it is available. See you in the store for Swe- zey Days. # THE FLOO R- WALKER , Swe- zey & Newins , Patchogue . y iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiinnniiiiMiiiiiininiiniiiii n j 1 - The - 1 1 Floorwalker ! A family Lasagna dinner oper to the public will be held Satur day, between 5:30 and 8 p. m. at the East Patchogue School on Dun ton Avenue , sponsored by the East Patchogue Parent-Teacher Association. Tickets are to be pur chased at the door. Everyone is welcome. 3 Easy Steps—1. Phone GRo- ver 5-1000 ; 2 . Say that you wish to subscribe to The Advance; 3 Give us your name , home address or P. O. Box number. — Adv. East Patchogue PTA Lasagna Dinner Sat.
