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A complete report and statisti- cal summary of the year ' * , opera- tions will be r ,iven at the asso- ciation ' s annual meetins* . schedul- ed for January 13 here in River- head. These will show that the past season has been the least re- warding in nearly 3U years. While the average retiu n to the grower will probably exceed last year ' s $2.08 V_ per crate , only about 353 000 crates were sold at auction this year , according to LICA General Manager Robert V. Roosa. Last year , 886 , 681 crates of cauliflower were sold over the twin blocks. Local grow ers started the 1JT 1 season with high expectations bas- ed on healthy plantings totaling about 4 , 000 acres , approximately the same acreage as in the pre- ceding year. But heat and humi- dity ruined the early planting, and a September hurricane took a heavy toll of mid-season stands. Onl y late p^ntings produced any- thing approaching normal yields. Fortunately, this combination of unfavorable weather factors oc- curs about once in a generation , although this is cold comfort to growers \ right now. .But on the ba- sis of past performance , Long Island should snap back next year witn bet.er than a million-crate crop if growing conditions are closer to normal. At the closing sale December 18 2 , 192 crates of 'flower i** 37 farm loads came to the block. Pricea ranged from 75 cents to $1.65, mostly $1.05 to $1.55. The remnants of the crop were still being merchandized this year , with the greater part going to pickle buyers. INTEREST RATES — Direc- tors of Security National Bank of Long Island have voted to increase the savings interest rates , effec- tive January 1 , to 3\_ per cent en balances on deposit for the full quarterly interest period and 4 per cent on those balances on de- posit continuously for one year or more , it was announced by Her- man H. Maass , president. The bank has been paying 3 per cent interest on all savings. Interest at the new rates wi ll be credited and compounded quar- terly, with deposits received on or before January 10 credited for in- terest' from N Januay 1. It was al- so noted that no upper limit has been placed by the bank on the one-year mone> at the 4 per cent rate. Speaking of BUSINESS *¦ ¦* __ _ ¦ _¦¦¦ -f -f -'tt ______m_ mt _ twMWMMM_____mUm_mmma_________ _ M- m^ Your Convenient Shopping Directory Advertising Rales in this column are $2.25 an inch Priced to Sell Alum. Products & Repoirs ^CJJI GRover 5-002 0 457 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE , L. I. SCONZO & SONS Aluminum Products Mfg. Co. Aluminum Windows and Door- Jalousies — Venetian Blinds Shades — Awnings Wrought Iron Railing & Fencing a**- —— ¦¦¦— i nil — _i. i I Queens Screen & Storm Window Co. Montauk Highway Morichea Tel. ATlantic 4-1388 I Fully Extruded Aluminum Combination W indows & Doora JALOUSIE PORCHES JALOUSIE WINDOWS JALOUSIE DOORS FHA Approved Up to 3 Years to Pay All Types of Aluminum Door* and Windows Repaired Autos & Service Stations 111*1111 GRover 5-0979 Est . 1 926 BARRIE BROS., Inc. 318 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE , N. Y. CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE USED CARS Complete Service Facilities STUDEBAKER Sales and Service 24-Hr. Towing Service Lee Tires & Auto Batteries Dealer for INTERNATIONA L HARVESTER Brookhaven Garage MONTAUK HIGHWAY BROOKHAVEN , N. Y. Telephone ATlantic 6-0139 * EAST END SERVICE STATION SHELL PRODUCTS GOODYEAR TIRES General Repairs EASY TIME PAYMENTS Auto Electrical , Ignition and Brake Specialists 445 EAST MAIN ST. PATCHOGUE , N. Y. GRover 5-9691 Official New York State Inspection Station DOMINICK FELICE OCEAN SERVICE CENTER South Ocean Are. & Academy St. Complete Service for Your Car 24-HOUR TOWING AAA Service and Sayings Plan Official New York State Inspection Station PATCHOGUE , N. Y. GRover 5-1540 GRover 5-0846 HAYMAN'S AUTO SALES & SERVICE 207 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOGUE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS SPECIALIZING ENGLISH FORD REPAIRS This space , properly used , will bring business into some live- wire Auto Service Shop. For information regarding rates , please call GRover 5-1000. Modern Auto Refinishers AUTHORIZED DEALER Hillman-Minx Sunbeam-Rapier COLLISION WORK - PAINTING Foreign Car Headquarters COLLISION WORK - PAINTING 284 WEST MAIN STREET SAYVILLE LT 9-2162 T«I : HR 3-0046 X-OOSt Here comes the bride ! The strains of the wedding march will begin auspiciously when you accept the cheerfully given serv- ice of The Advance in your selec- tion of wedding invitations. Prin- ted, raised printing or engraving. —A dv. Autos & Service Stotions ^^^ PAT & MIKE'S TEXACO SERVICE STA., INC. Five Corners , Mastic Beach AUTO PAINTING and COLLISION WORK 24-HOUR TOWING 20-TON WRECKER N. Y. Inspection Lie. 3122 Dav Phon«: ATlantic 1-7188 Nights: ATlantic 1-8798-9184 PATCHOGUE FORD Sales — Service GRover 5-1133 Patehogue Motors , Inc. 501 MedFORD Ave- Patehogue GRover S-172J SUFFOLK COUNTY BRAKE SERVICE 314 Medford Avenue Patchouue POWER BRAKE SALES POWER BRAKE SERVICE Brakes Relined on Passenger Cars SUFFOLK COUNTY CHRYSLER , INC. \Where Service Comes First\ Sunrise Highway Blue Point EMerson 3-7000 CHRYSLER — IMPERIA L PLYMOUTH — VALIANT GRover 5-9866 WA LLEN ' S Auto Sales & Service • USED CARS 9 KAR-GO TRAILER RENTAL • N.Y. STATE AUTO INSPEC- TION • AUTO REPAIRS • GOOD GULF GASOLENE SUNRISE HIGHWAY and Route 112 (Medford Avenue) PATCHOGUE , L. I.. N. Y. Tel. GRover 5-2900 ZEIDLER MOTORS ROUTE 112 , MEDFORD Renault - Peugot STUDEBAKER LARK and Lincoln Mercury Authorized SALE S and SERVICE GUARANTEED USED CARS Bonks B^^lli^ : 5!! ! S3B m 11l THE PEOPLES N ATIONAL BANK OF PATCHOGUE 115 East Main Street Patchoj*:ue , New York • ? • Mid-Island Office •20 Middle Country Road Seiden. New York Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Union Savings Bank THE BANK WITH EXTRA SERVICES • Extended Banking Hoora • Low-cost Savings Rank Life Insurance • Student Loans 9 Passbook Loans ... and many more II The Union Savings Bank of Patehogue , N. Y. Be. Ocean and Church GRover 6-5801 Member F. D. I. C. Chemists and Drugs j ^ fe^^ STUART DRUG CO. I. L. Seloff , Ph.G. N. Tobin , Ph.G. FREE Delivery Service ADEQUATE PARKING AT REAR DOOR 128 E. Main St. Patchocaa Telephone GRorer 6-2288 Electrical Fixtures ^^^^^^B BROWN LIGHTING FIXTURES CO. Sylvania Lamp Distributors ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES LIGHTING FIXTURES Robinson Boulevard SO Years in Business East Patehogue, L. L, N. Y. Electrical rixtures^^^^ 'W^A^ ELTON E. TANK Electrician WIRING FOR LIGHT POWER AND H EAT Residential and Commercial REGISTERED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR WITH L. I. LIGHTING CO. Financing May Be Arranged NEWINS STREET Center Moriches ATlantic 4-1572 Phone GRover 5-4341 CHARLES H. BRYSON LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTPACTOR Residential - Commercial - Industrial Electric Range & Water Heater Repairs 71 Liberty Street Patehoffue , N. T. . . . ;*s . *?¦ ' j * - \ , *- \* * * ' ' - ¥f *M exterminating gf */ - ' «? , *&% - *A ?^ Telephone GRover 5-0056 AMERICAN TERMITE CONTROL CO. All Tjpes of Exterminating Pest Control Service Free Estimating Yaphank Road Thomas G. Liguori E. Patehogue . N. Y. Fences t^ ^ ^ry ^ y y ^ SECURITY! IT'S WONDERFUL! with ANVIL BELL FENCES \Every Fence Need\ 192 Waverly Ave., Patehogue Tel. GRover 5-1917 *~~ ; ijx^.jgMw^-* ^gty A..J«> .>» J \*-- > *- < >»* 'i\* ? 5^3**- -3S! Florists &-¦* v ** *?¥* > - --¦ V \ y Wi Tuttle ' s Flower Shop Cut Flowers — Pot Plants FLORAL DESIGNING Railroad Avenue Road Alongside Beacon Feeds EASTPORT 5-0148 rood Stores \ , - - - , - At— A$M McCLEAf-TS MARKET \IF IT'S FOOD , WE HAVE IT. \ Montauk Hi ghway Mastic ~Z~ . j, 1 - * ** ,vv - - * -i ' l \\ \8'W Glass f * - ;- * 'S' * M Tel. JU 8-7878 Ronkonkoma Plate Glass CORP. Mirrors — Glaring — Auto Glass Picture Framing Remodeling — Aluminum — Fibre Glass FREE ESTIMATES Farm-to-Market Rd.. Lake Ronkonkoma P airsM^^ THOMAS HAIRSTYLIST Haircutting - Permanents Hair Coloring NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD AT 5 CORNERS MASTIC BEACH ATlantic 1 -71 84 Lawn Mowers * \ ^ \ ' ' - Phone AT 6-9\\ . ' >0 Established 1938 BRADY MOWER SERVICE CO. Power Lawn Mowers Garden Tractors - Chain Saws Electric Generating Sets \Sales with Service \ Parts - All Makes Suffol k County ' s Factor- Overhaul Center Montauk Highway, East Patehogue Lumber— Hardware k ^ sT >$^k>$%!m Bayport Lumber Co. | MOST COMPLETE STOCK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Hardware — Paint — Fuel Oil Fast Delivery Anywhere 678 MONTAUK HIGHWAY HR 2—1000 Watrous Hardware Sapolin Paints Garden Supplies Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Window Glass Neighborhood Rd. Mastic Beach ATlantic 1-8293 Package Sto re s W^^^^^ QUALITY BEVERAGES Imported and Domestic JAMES LAGUMIS PACKAGE STO RE Mastic Road ATlantic 1 -9011 Npar the R fnmprs j MASTIC BEACH MASTIC PARK PACKAGE STORE Beverages ' Imported and Domestic Clifford G. Hawkins , Prop. Montauk Hwy. ATlantic 1-8424 Plumbing & Heating ^^^^^^ ZUKOWSKI Plumbing and Heating Bottled Gas Service G. E. Appliance- Telephone Brookhaven ATlantic 6-0052 L. I.. N. Y. Radio & Television ^^^^^^ SOM-VIEW SERVICE Radio - TV - Phono Repairs Authorized Motorola Dealer 281 Main St., Center Moriches (near post office) AT 4-0270 Real Estate b Insurance fjjj llB SElden 2-3573 Leon E. Giuffreda Agency Inc. Real Estate and Insurance Jericho Turnpike (Route 26; CENTEREACH. L. I. Restaura n ts—Diners ^^^^^ M Tel. GKover 5-9769 Open 11 A. M. to Midnight Patehogue Royal Restaurant Real Cantonese Dishes & Family Dinner Special Luncheon & Dinners Favorite Cocktail Beverages Private Dining Room - For All Occasions 68 W. Main St., Patehogue , L. I., N. Y. ORDERS TO TAKE OUT Mrs. Mildred Nassau , SElden 2-6818 The West Middle Island School held a Christmas party at 1:30 p. m. last Thursday for all the grades from the kindergarten thi*ough Grade 6. The following class mothers of the Pa rent- Teacher Association helped with the party : Mesdames Maude Cara- manica , Joyce Spencer , Carol Schramm , Mary Preis , Stella Har- ti gan , Mildred Nassau , Louise Perretti , Teresa Rodri gues , Helen Thebold , Lynn Whatnik , Jean Be- zich , Muriel Mayham and Evelyn Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. George Maul enter- tained at a party at their home on Swezey town Road recentl y in honor of the ninth birthday of their son , George Maul , Jr. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Delli 3ovi and children , Jerome , Jr., and Donna , Josep h Cardone , Kieth Braunn, Mrs. James Vemi and children , James. Jr. , Margaret and Michael , Mr. an \d Mrs. Jack Di- Maggio and children , Peter and Frank , Mavgaurite Maul and Ray- mond Jackson. Sundav services at the Hol y Trinity Lutheran Church are wor- ship hour at 9:30 a. m. and church — •_•—¦—¦— - ——¦_ ¦—•— «—¦¦—M— — _ MMM_ l_M_ _ BH ||M_M ^_^ _ la MIDDLE ISLAND Potato Industry Storage Holdings Being Reduced RIVERHEAD — Shipments of J Long Island potatoes have averag- ed better than 140 per business ' day since December 1 as the local industry continues to reduce its storage holdings , officially esti- mated at 5 , 300 , 000 cwt. as of that date. Close grower-shipper coopera- tion , excellent quality and the ready availability of both dry and washed stocks in a wide range of consumer packs has helped this area to win and hold business i.i this most difficult of years. Despite strong selling competi - tion from Maine and other areas , the price has also held , although at the low level of $1 to the grower for bulk stock delivered at the grading price and $1.40 sacked graded , FOB shipping point. The recent announcement of a limited institutional-school lunch purchase program b y the U.S. De- partment of Agriculture , together with a miniature diversion pro- gam , has helped firm the local market and encourage the hard- pressed producers. The Agricultural Stabilizatior and Conservation Committee here in Riverhead , which will direct the operation of the purchase pro- gram , is bending every effort to have it going before the first of the year , according to Elmer D. Mather , manager. More than one- half of the estimated 300 growers having storage homings hav e notified the committee of their readiness to participate in the program. New York State officials , from Gov . Rockefeller down , have been highly cooperative in helping in the development of institutional and other outlets. Following a con- ference of farm leaders with Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson in Brent- wood recently, it was announced that orders will be forthcoming from mental hygiene and other in- stitutions for 139 truckloads and from schools for an additional 20 loads. It is understood these orders and others to follow will be divided between upstat e and Long Island producers. Walter Plisko , chair- man of the ASC Committee , was scheduled to meet with upstate ASC officials in Syracuse last Thursday to work out methods of operation and apportionment. USDA will pay $1.65 per cwt. for US No. 1 Size A potatoes , sacked , graded and inspected , and will donate them to eligible insti - tutions and schools withi n the state. Up to last Thursday, some 50 truckloads of local US No. 2s had been shipped to a livestock feed outlet in New Jersey, and this single diversion outlet presentl y open to Long Island is expected to take at least as many more. Payment , based on the percentage of 2s in each load as determined by inspction , cannot exceed 60 cents per cwt. Total movement from Long Island up to December 20 was 14 ,- 821 loads. The corresponding fig- ure on December 20 , 1960 was 17 , - 407. school at 11 a. m. The Rev. Alfred Hofler of Centereach is the va- cancy pastor. Sunday services at the Middle Island Presbyterian Church are church school at 9:45 a. m. and morning worshi p at 11 a. m. with nursery care for the children dur- ing the worship hour. The Rev. Pf \ \-in CI Tnivncp^rl T<3 iristov. N ews Items of The Ridge Mrs. Ingrid Grimaldl , YAphank 4-3716 i CUR PACK 187 Two Dens of Cub Pack 187 with den mothers , Mesdames Mary Gow and Ida Lilawski and Helen Ehlers , and Brownie Troop 9 ac- companied by the leader and co- leader , Mesdames Dorothy Barsch and Edna Aiello , went Christmas caroling Wednesday afternoon. The carolers were accompanied by Richard Ehlers on his accordion. Richard is a new Cub. A festive Christmas celebration followed at the home of Mrs. Mary Gow on Randall Road , where the group exchanged gifts and enjoyed re- freshments. Cubs attending were Dwight Benton , Gregory and Samuel Bo- Aly Williams. James Scurry, Vin- cent Weaver , Walter Tinsley, Rus Lazzaro , Garry Staneck and Mi- chael Lilawski. Brownies present were Linda Hoff , Sylvia and Eleanor Smith , Albers , Jane Anderson , Karen Donna De la Parra , Ph yllis and Sandra Ferrantello , Rosemary Ma- cedo , Jean Capersino , Linda Cam- initi , Colleen Tilley, Sandra Gow , Janice Grube , Betty Ann Snyder , Rosemary Falletta and Veronica Allen. The transportation was furnish- ed by the den mothers and lead- ers. GIRL SGOUTS Girl Scout Troop 37 of Ridge met December 20 at the local school and presented a Christmas play, \The Cat' s Whiskers \ , for their parents. Leader and co-leader , Misses Jane Gaduti and Patricia Sweeney, attended with Girl Scouts Jearne Austen , Linda Aiello , Laura and Kath y Cyra n , Susan Beacht , Linda Ignakzac , Karen Nicolay, Gilda An- astasi , Anita Lombardo and Edith Barsch. Mothers enjoying the occasion were Mesdames Arthur Becht , John Anastasi, Frederick Barsch , Jose ph Aiello and Franz Nicolay. Re- freshments were served. The next meeting will be Jan- uary 3 , 1962. HOME EXTENSION The Day unit of the Home Ex- tention Service celebrated the last meeting of the year when a lunch- eon at the 112 Lounge and a Christmas party later at the local firehouse where the ladies sang Christmas carols , exchanged gifts and enjoyed refreshments. Attending were Mesdames Elsie Balas , Ethel Keeney, Ann Buback , Rita Keisel , Elsie Schultz , Martha Sperry, Helen Schmidt , Dorothy i p Whittle , Eleanor Smith . Helen Kropp and guests including Paul [ Elis Kropp. Marie L/ons and Jose- p hine Souer of Patehogue. The nig ht unit celebrated Christ mas with a buffet supper Monday night in St. Mark' s Church base- ment. Enjoying the celebration were Mesdames Koreen Ruffin, Barbara Martz , Kathryn Schoch , Barbara Armstong, Elsie Balas , Dorothy Russell. Nora Cunin and Joan Day. i * The Youth Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church , Middle Island met at the home of Richard Gow , Randall Road , with the Rev. Ed- win Townsend and Mrs. Ruth Sel- lers Sunday night. Saturday ' s guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cyran of Ran- dall Road, were Mr. Cyran ' s moth- er , Mrs. Rose Cyran an-1 Mrs. Cy- ran ' s parents and nephews, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Orlando and Ron- ald and David of Brooklyn. John Cyran , accompanied by his son , John , returned Thursday morning from a three dav hunt- ing trip to Winchester , N. II., where he shot a buck. They also stopped at the home of Mrs. Cy- ran ' s uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. John Stankewich , at Readsboro , Vt. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aiello of Gull Dip Road gave a surprise party Saturday for Mrs. Aiello ' s I father . William Fetters , who was 70 years old. Celebrating the oc- asion with the guest-of-honor I were his son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowman of Mineola , his grandson and his wife , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bow- man of Port Washington , and the Aiello ' s children , Linda , James , Di- ane and Jodi. Mrs. John Kennedy of Madeline Road is visiting her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. William Carey and children , Thomas and Cindy, at West Palm Beach , Fla. A meeting will be held at Long- wood High School . Coram , Janu- ary 8 , for teachers of the school and parents of Middle Island Cen- tral School Disti'ict 12 , with elec- tion of officers. The Ridge Elementary School will hold the first Parent-Teacher Association meeting of 1962 on January 16. The Recreational com- mittee is sponsoring a Try Out For Talent Night at the school. Date to be announced. | CHURCH NEWS I Special Worship services will be ! held at St. Mark' s Evangelical Lutheran Church , William Floyd Parkway, at 8 p. m. New Year ' s eve , ana at 10:30 a. m. Nav Year ' s day with the Rev. Harold Drum officiating. Regular sei'vices are at 8 a. m. and 10:30 a. m. Sunday with Church School for all children at 9:15 a. m. Nursery accommodation. - , are available at the parsonage on Dew Flag Road at the 10:30 ser- vices. The Senior choir meets ev- ery Wednesday and Boy Scout Troop 287 at 8 p. m. Friday. The Women of the Church meet Janu- a**v 11. T- f e» f > V '\* \ ><* \'$^_l^ : ?$ _ 8 WW~ _ Tires Y&z > <v * i& Xi <H .. .i&X% • m w + *^sai i ilea v - K * , - -^^^^ K^^Mi^a^Me_m Used Tire King Guarantees his ti res to wear out or blow out—but never lost a customer. No one will ever get stuck with his used cars and trucks. Used Transmissions , Rear Ends Engines , etc., for All Make Cars and Trucks. 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