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Prize Winners In Home Decor. Contest Named Prize winners in each of the five districts of the outdoor Christmas Home Decoration Con- test conducted by the Patehogue Chamber of Commerce were an- nounced this week. J udges were members of the Patehogue Civic and Garden Club. The largest number of persons ever to enter were in the program this year — li\ -;- ' . First prize was f y 0 , second . &W , and third . $20. This was in each of the five dis- tricts — a total of $500. Norman W. Roe of East Pat- chog-ue made possible this enlarg- ed program by donation of the prize money. Humphrey R. Avery gave the chamber substantial help in putting on this Christmas event. The chamber thanks everyone who helped in making this Christ- mas decoration contest a success. The lights will be left on until New Year ' s so those who would like to see the display can do so. Prize winners , first , s econd and third , respectively, wer e listed as follows: East Patehogue — William Olt , 172 Pine Neck Avenue; Fred A. Hooley. Jr., 211 Hewlett Avenue; and Lawrenci* Kap fer . in Roose- velt Boulevard. North Patehogue and Medfoid Station — Joseph Hajduk , 54 Row- land Street ; Louis J. Bauer. Middle Island Avenue , Medford: and Thomas Roman , H7 Everett Strecr . Eastern section of Patehogue — William Sehu ' .dt , '' - Ad Washington Avenue; Mrs. Robert Deedy, 27A Washington Avenue; and Mrs. V,or- end ten Hove , lit ) Case Avenue . South section of Patehogue -- Bruce MacLeod. 01 Marvin Street , Frank Quatrule . 2' 3~ (5rove Ave- nue; and A. F. Rockwell. 11-1 Con- klin Avenue. W est section of Patehogue and Blue Point -- Barbara Robertac- cio , 57 Ketcham Avenue; Marie and William VVeyhrauch , ' . ' ,(' < Ar- thur Avenue. Blue Point; and An- tony J. Magee. '17 Ocean Avenue . Blue Point. 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Y. :: ROUTE 112 :: GR 5-3112 J CLOSED MONDAYS I I ^fr*- . -*-* - . -**- **** -**- * - »*»¦* •*• » ¦» -*•> -*%»^ NOW ^BSBBMHB ffiffi l W fflBwBM ^ ^m\_\_^ tr _ §__ W i i INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS WILL BE PAID AT THE RAT E OF 4<7o i PER YEAR ON MONEY ON DEPOSIT FOR ONE YEAR FROM JANUARY 1 , 1962. (UP TO $25 , 000.) NATIONAL BANK OF PATCHOGUE 115 EAST MAIN STREET , PATCHOGUE GRover 5-4700 North Patehogue Office 100 EAST SUNRISE HIGHWAY , NORTH PATCHOGUE MID-ISLAND OFFICE ROUTE 25, SELDEN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System Theatre Firm Plans Appeal On Zone Action An appeal will lie filed from the order on the Nov* mhei- 127 ruling ol ' .Justice I.. Barron Hill dismiss- in <*: a suit against l' roukhas'en Town Kuilding Inspector Emil Lange. The statement was made re- cently h y .John .1. Mart Jr., of Bellport , ationiey of the Pateh- ogue law i' u ni of Pellotreau & Pelletreau. who is representing the Patehogue Sunrise Drive-In , Inc., of Merrick , petitioners in the action. The corporation is the owner of ahout 70 acre ; of land on Sunrise Highway in Pateh- ogue and Blue Point. The firm has started several court actions . seek- ing approval of their p lans to huihl an outdoor movie on the site. In his ruling - the justice noted that , the company has two suits against the town still pending in Supreme Court that relate to the same intended use of the property. Permit Application The corporation ' s counsel said that when the- corporation app lied for a building- permit March 17, 1961 from Mr. Lange , Mr. Lange instructed them to gain a variance from the town zoning hoard of appeals. At an April 20 , 1 0(>1 hearing the -\oning board said it had no jurisdiction in the matter and the pe'itioner should apply to the town board for a zoning change from .1-2 to J- . ' ) business , accord- ing to the minutes of the meet- ing. On Tuesday Mr . Lange said the zoning board referred the peti- tioner to the town boa rd because any building or buildings being built for commercial purposes on a site of two or more acres or where the total floor area of the buildings is If) , 000 square feet or more had to be located in a J- ' .i business zone before the May amendment to the zoning ordin- ance. Mr. Lange said it would be impossible to put a drive-in in J-2 because one would need more than two acres . In its suit the petitioner con- tended further in briefs submit- ted to Justice Hill that the drive- in company had been \ misled\ in being directed to the zoning board and that the building permit should have been granted for con- struction of the theatre in a J-2 zone before the town board in May, 19(51 amended the zoning ordinance to require that drive-in theatres he placed in areas zoned J-3. Denial by Mr. Lange Reached at his office , Mr. Lange denied that he had misled the pe- titioner. He said that before the May amendment , the ordinance required zoning board approval of any app lication to build in a J-2 or J-l zone for a business to be used for amusement. The same procedure would follow* for a ga- rage or service station , he said. \Under the amended ordinance , \ Mr. Lange continued , \ any struc- ture , mercantile or industrial , that contains more than 15 , 000 square feet of floor area or is located on a site of two acres or more , is considered a commercial center and the petitioners have to apply foi- a change of zone to J-3. \If the building is less than 15 ,000 square feet and the prop- erty is less than two acres in size , \ Mr. Lange went on , \ and the premises are being used for a place of amusement , such as a theatre or go-kai*t track, the ap- p lication requires approval of the zoning board of appeal s , even if it is in a J-2 or J-3 zone. \ Representing the town , George E. Lechtrecker , Patehogue attor- ney, contended th e- amended zon- ing ordinance was legal , whereas the corporation said it was \illegal and unconstitutional. \ The justice ruled that the zon- ing ordinance amendment was legally adopted. The petitioner has contended that it has spent $250 , 000 on the p roperty which- adjoins Brook- side Park , a develonment of ex- pensive homes. Residents of Brookside Park have appeared at nublic hearings to oppose the theatre project. ELECTION KICKOFF DANCE — Patehogue Village Republican Leader Albert A. Beniiuasa, lef t . Ihis w eek met with Co-Lead- i er \ - ' -Jward Harry , center , and Leon Fucei to formulate plans for I dance to be held in February as kickoff for 1%2 village election. Mrs. Mattia Greco of 848 South Country Road , East Patehogue , died Saturday at the Brookhaven Mrs. Mattia Greco National Laboratory Hospital af- ter a long illness. Bom in Italy, she was a resi- dent of this area for 17 years. She is survived by her husband , James V.: a son , James and a daug hter , Martha, all of East Pat- ehogue; two brothers , Sal DiGia- como of Brownsville , and Joseph DiGiacomo of Greenwich , Conn . Mrs. Greco was a retired school teacher , who came to East Pat- ehogue in 1944 , and started a business with her husband , known as the Greco Garment Plant , with branches in Patehogue , Islip Ter- race and Seiden. She was active iri social rind frrifprnnl Tiff* Shp was an active member in the Ro- sary Society, past president of the Columbiettes , a member of the Third Order of St. Francis and the Suffolk County representative of the International Women ' s Ca- tholic Action Committee. She was also an active member of the So- roptimist Club. A Rosary was recited at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Robertaccio Funeral Home. A Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated at 11 a. m. yesterday at St. Joseph the Work- er R. C. Church , the Rev. Jere Dineen officiating. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Co- ram. There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivere d to your home every week in the year for only $5. Subscribe now , ' phone GR. 5-1000. Ask for the -rirfnlntion Manacrpr.—Adv . E. Patehogue Resident Mrs. Mattia Gre co Is Taken by Death i BRIDGEHAMPTON — The Holstein-FYiesian Association of America has announced the completion of an outstanding official production record by a registered Holstein cow in this area. Milk and Honey Penn Duch- ess , 44 (- '' - '¦ • '84 , ow ned by Sayre Baldwin of Brid gehamp ton , produced 14 , 489 pounds of milk and 577 pounds of butter- fat in 292 days ' on twice dail y milking as a three-year-old. Cornell Universit y supervis- ed the wei ghing and testing of production as a part of the official herd testing programs of the national Holstein or- ganization. In contrast , the annual pro- duction of the average U. S. dairy cow is generally esti- mated at approximately 7,000 pounds of milk containing 265 pounds of butterfat . Suffolk Count y Cow Sets Product Mark Continued from page 1 , this section and was unable to stop, according to police. Sunday Accident Mr. Hensley was fatally injured about 7: * - >0 p. m. Sunday, Sixth Precinct police said, when a car in which he was a passenger skid- ded on snow and ice as it was proceeding south on .layne Boule- vard , about 30 feet south of Vice- roy Place. Port Jefferson Station . Police said the car st ruck a utility pole. Mr. Hensley died a few hours later at Mather Memorial Hospital , Port Jefferson Station. Patrolman Wesley Loper , who investigated the accident , said the car was operated b y Hazel Hen- sley. 45 , also of (J43 Jayne Boule- vard , Port Jefferson Station. Deer Park Crash In the Deer Park accident , Mi' . Santora was a passenger . First Precinct police said , in a car which apparently went out of control shortly after midnight Saturday and plunged into a creek off Grand Boulevard. The investigating officei* . Patrol- man Alex Cornetto , said the driv- er was John Malone, 39 , of Deer Park , and the vehicle was progres- sing west on the boulevard when the auto left the thoroughfare about 400 feet west of twenty- fourth Street. Discharged Monday from Brook- haven Memorial Hospital. East Patehogue, was George F. Nezav- dal , 37 . of Winnie Road, Center Moriches , who suffered multiple abrasions of the head Saturday night in a two-ear accident on . > on auk Highway at Reeves Road , Center Moriches. Fifth Precinct Patrolman Wal- ter Haase , who investigated the ac- cident , said a vehicle operated by Ronald A. Kornbluth of Suring, * z Wis., was travelling west on Mon- tauk Highway and the car driven by Mr . . 'Cezavdal was progressing east on the highway when the Yt-hic! - s apparently skidded about 9:. ' -SO j) . m. and collided head on. In an accident in Moriches Sat- urday, one of three passengers in a car was admitted to Bayview Hospital, Mastic Beach , with head lacerations. The passenger was William Gordon , 23 of 99 White Sir\et. Brentwood. Fifth Precinct Patrolman Euge- ne Goll , who investigated the ac- cident , reported the vehicle operat- ed by Robert Kirchner , 21 , of Merrick, was travelling east on Montauk Highway when the acci- dent occur.ed at about 1:55 a. m. close to 809 feet east of Louis Avenue . Moriches . According to police reports , the driver of the vehicle told them he \ apparentl y dozed at the wheel. \ The auto hit a utility pole on the l orth side of the highway. A thiul passen ger in the vehicle was Martin Hoheiser , 24, of Merrick. Tli r- p- p Killp rfl j *. St. 4% M _ *^y x ^ JH. -»- ~*\ -x. «* -A-*- - - - -cw-k [TSW U SET ^^^^^S\\l I FOR WINTER? ^^^ ^^ \ I SAVE FUEL and MONEY ! J^L ! 5 9 Make Your Home More Comfortable— S^ O^S I S insulate with s^ f v -v^iT y -*A j ! 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