Specialized Services

HAND & POWER

LAWN MOWERS

SHARPENED & REPAIRED.

Mower, Tiller, Trailer Rentals.

CARL'S LAWN MOWER SHOP175 Medford Avenue

PATCHOGUETelephone GRover 5-4105

; 32tf

ALDRUM

CESSPOOLS CLEANED

BUILT

CHEMICALLY TREATED

Overflows - Septic Tanks

Beating - Plumbing

Drainage Systems

Telephone GRover 9-013233tf

REICH AND GERARD20 Terry Road, PatchogueTelephone GRover 5-2882

¦ EXCAVATING AND; BACK FILLING

Cesspools - Overflows - FootingsTanks - Leaching Fields

Water Lines - Catch BasinsBack Filling Foundations i

and Light Grading.16tf

EDWARD M. DALTONGENERAL MASON

CONTRACTOR28 Woodbum Street

PATCHOGUETelephone GRover 5-3573

17t£

GENERAL TRACTORCONTRACTING

Plowing - Grading - LandscapingTree removal - Split rail fence

LARRY WIKAN197 Atlantic Ave., Blue Point

Telephone EMerson 3-612128tf

Factory AuthorizedFRIGIDAIRE

Sales and " ServiceL. H. SMITH CO.

Main Street,. Center MorichesCEnter Moriches 3-0300

46tf

MASON CONTRACTOR .Free Estimates for

Cellars, Chimney^, Fireplaces,. Sidewalks, Etc.

. ANGELO CENC1NI219 Highview Drive

Telephone SElden 2-543234ti

PETER C. RICHARD

Roofing & Sheet Metal Workof Everv Description.

Leaders, Gutters and SkylightsInsulated Brick SidingTel. EMerson 3-6534BLUE POINT, N. Y.

34t2

BABY SITTING or baby care dur^ing day. GRover 5-4009 after 4.

30t5

SEAT bottoms repaired, chair $6;sofa, $12. Springs retied. Newwebbing, new cambric. GROTCT

6-8395. 27tf

FURNITURE and antiques re-paired and refinished. Call GRovor5-3017. 16tZ0

LANDSCAPING, lawn mowing,rototilling. van der Grinten Nur-sery. BEllport 7-0457W. 30t8

TELEVISION antenna, installa-tion and maintenance. HammondSolovox repairs. GRover 5-8289.

34t4

HOME radio and TV service, tubeschecked, picture tube, sets and con-trols cleaned. Special price. $3.00.GRover 5-2899. 33t4

PAINTING, spackling, and car-penter work. Free estimates. Workguaranteed. BEllport 7-1541. 34t2

MECHANIZED Venetian b l i n dlaundry—retaping, re-cording. Newhlinds. GRover 5-4853 , S E l d e n2-3849. 34t7

ROTOTILLING DONE. Plowing,discing. Work Private—commer-cial. Reasonable. Call SElden2-6128. 35t2

TREES TAKEN DOWN. Clean-upjobs. Hauling with pickup. GRover5-5612. 35tl•mm———————_i——•—•—H—i>»B——i*.

Miscellaneous for Sale

FARMALL CUB TRACTOR

Touch control, electric starting,bulldozer blade, tandem disc,moldboard plow. Used about 25hours.

Sacrifice - $995. complete

Call GRover 5-121134t2

H A N D M A D E lawn furniture,Adirondack chairs, picnic tables,beverage tables, flower gardenfence, rose arbors and trellises.Flower boxes and shutters madeto order. Wood letters, all sizes.Walter I. Jones, 100 Oak Street ,Patchogue. Phone GRover 5-3476.

34t2

MULE — Sound, gentle with chil-dren. Call GRover 5-5392. 35tl

Miscellaneous for Sale

POWER MOWERSROTOTILLERS

GENERATING SETSCHAIN SAWS

NEW AND USED

BRADY MOWER &EQUIPMENT CO.

WARREN BRADYSALES WITH SERVICE

(Since 1938)Hewlett Avenue(Off Route 27)

EAST PATCHOGUETelephone GRover 5-1211

30tl4

RICH LAWNT O P S O I L

$3.00 per cubic yard.

ROBERT LUCASTelephone SElden 2-6400

29tf

SIGNS FOB SALE15c EACH

Boarders WantedFor SaleFor Rent

Garage for Ren*—InquireHouse for RentHouse for SaleBoat for Sale

For Sale or For BentApartment for Rent

Furnished BoomsNo Smoking

20c EACHNo Hunting

No Hunting or TrespassingNo Trespassing

THE PATCHOGUE ADVANCE11-15 North Ocean AvenueTel. GRover 5-1000 - 5-1001

20tfs

AIR COMPRESSOR RENTALSPaving Breakers, Air Hose

Kohler Generators % to 50 KW.Muller Concrete Machinery

DIESEL MOTORS COMPANYRoute 25, Middle Island

Telephone YAphank 4-650034tf

NELSEN'S GARDEN CENTERFRUIT TREES

FLOWERING TREESEVER«REENS & PLANTS

SPECIMEN STOCKJericho Turnpike

SElden 2-3597\ 33t9

STANDBY GENERATOR

4-cylinder Hercules, water-cooled( radiator and fan) 4-cycle, total-ly enclosed. Complete controlpanel including, voltmeter, fre-quency meter water tempera-ture gauge, oil pressure gauge,Rheostat, gas tank, Hobart gen-erator, 115 volt A. C. 60 cyclesingle and 3 phase governor con-.trol. SKID mounted, batterystart. '

Phone GRover 5-151635tl

SELLING OUT — House paints,interior and exterior, also trimcolors, 4 hour dry enamel, shinglestain—up to 50% off. Frank's FaintStore , comer Bayport Avenue andM o n t a u k Highway. BAyporf8-1651. 32t4

l - , ' I '] ' | " -" ""

CARVED STATUE 8% incheshigh, $5. Horak 25 Cam obeliStreet, Patchogue. 33t3

STUDIO Grand Piano. Good con-dition. Excellent tone. EMerson3-6396, evenings. 33t4

GE REFRIGERATOR in good con-dition. Call after 6 p. m. or all daySaturday, Sunday. YA p h a n k4-6547. 83t3

MONOGRAM combination gas andoil stove, good condition, $85.Telephone GRover 5-9346. 35t2— ¦ — '¦ :-———— ,

'

ASPARAGUS. Prime for freez-ing. Phone after 6 p. m. PArk7-0798. 35t7

DELUXE model 40 inch Skelgasrange, knobs out of children'sreach. Excellent condition. BEH-port 7-1229R. 35tl

MAN and lady's roller skates, sizes8% and 7, used twice, $10 pair.8 foot plywood kit Pram, $15.EMerson 3-6349. 35tl

21 INCH rotary mower, good con-dition. Frigidaire refrigerator.GRover 5-2075. . 34tl

4-BURNER gas range, good condi-tion. Call GRover 5-5259. 35tl

UPRIGHT PIANO—• Melodlgrahd,good condition, fine tone. CallGRover 5-3129. 35tl

CORNER bathtub. 1 pedestalbasin. 1 wall hung basin, 2 waterclosets. GRover 5-2658. 35tl

GERANIUMS, red and pink. Alsoivy geraniums. William Bott, 414Lincoln Avenue, SAyville 4-0541.

34tf

USED studio couch. Wash basin.Power lawn mower, combinationaluminum ' storm door. BEllport7-0709. 34t2

GUERNSEY COW fresh, excellentmilker. Reasonable. Call GRfcver5-5372. . 35tl'"" ¦ * '¦ 1 1 " ¦ " ¦

CONSOLE radio and phonograuh ,AM-FM short wave. Reasonable.11 Willyn . Road, Blue Point. 35tl

MortgagesCASH for Acreage or Houses.Any condition! Cask for first andsecond mortgages. I. H. Plafker,75 Cedar Avenue, Patchogue.GRover 5-5695. 50tf

ANY MORTGAGE INCREASED.No obligation whatsoever. CallGEneral 1-3854 anytime, inclnd-ing weekends. 50tf

Business OpportunitiesTHE TEXAS COMPANY

HAS A 2 BAYSERVICE STATION

AVAILABLE INEAST PATCHOGUE

$1,500. to $2,000.Capital Required.

Financing Available.For Remainder Necessary

Call BAy Shore 7-1632After 8 P .JL - Mr. Freeman

28tf

LONG ESTABLISHEDSUFFOLK COUNTYAUTO AND TRUCK

BRAKE WHEEL ALIGNMENTAND SPRING SHOP

. WISHES TO RELOCATEAND EXPAND ON

SUNRISE HIGHWAYBETWEEN OAKDALE

AND PATCHOGUE.

Have Stock and Equipment ,Knowledge and Labor.

Need PartnerActive or Inactive.

For further informationaddress all replies to

P. O. BOX 791,RIVERHEAD, N. Y.

35tl

MODERN DINER for sale. Yearround business' in Center Mor-iches, Jack's Diner. CEnter Mor-iches 3-0570. 43tf

BREAD ROUTE for sale, with or,without '56 trtiek. Reasonable. Ill-'ness. ATIantic 1-7294 after 5 p» m.

33t4

ESTABLISHED b e a u t y parlornear Patchogue. Owner retiring.Long lease. GRover 5-8735. 33tf

CENTER MORICHES. Liquidat-ing. 7 acre poultry farm. 3 houses,4 and 5 rooms. 4 acre plot. CEn-ter Moriches 8-0947W. 35tl

Furniture for SaleBLUE POINT

FURNITURE EXCHANGE •

We Buy and SellAll Kinds of

Household Furnishings.

"Come in and Look Around." .

Montauk Hgy., west of TrafficLight — Blue Point

Telephone EMerson 3-66302tf

MODEIr HOME FURNITUREINQUIRE AT

LONG ISLAND HOUSESAND LUMBER CO.

Montauk Highway andEckers Avenue

EAST PATCHOGUETelephone ATIantic 6-9333

35tl¦¦¦«.«ft »i>i i ¦¦ " ¦ ¦ — ¦¦¦¦ ¦ j "" ¦ ' ¦-— ¦

18TH C E N T UR Y mahogany 8piece dinhtg room suite, fine condi-tion. $200. Phone EMerson 3-6788after 6 p. m. 33t3

7 PIECE dining room set, veryreasonable. GRover 5-0142. 35tl

9MAPLE bunk beds with attacheddesk, innerspring mattresses* CallGRover 5-4863. 35tl

3 PIECE bedroom set, spring,mattress, night table, like new,sacrifice , $100. ATIantic 6-9140after 1 p. m. 35tlBTHiiri

3- PIECE maple living room set,good condition, $30. GRover 5-7280.

35tl•—>«__a_ »——_ans_ >M—_—•—¦——>•¦

PA*.

BANTAMS for sale.. Call after 6p. m. weekdays, weekends all day.'Arthur Kald, Box 31, Coram. YAp-hank 4-3585. 34t2m *..— ¦—- . i ... ii. _ *fc._i

MALE BOXERS — 9 weeks—rea-sonable. GRover 5-4456. 35tl

STANDARD Poodle pups, cham-pion sired. Best blood line. AKCregistered. "White Croft." EMer-son 3-6378. 35t2

GORDON SETTERS — Beautiful ,intelligent, .puppies, AKC regis-tered, 6 weeks, females only, $30.BEllport 7-0779. - •¦ 36tl

Instruction

ACCORDION INSTRUCTION

12 week trial plan.

Few openings available.

STAUFFERTelephone GRover 5-2674

26tf

GUITAR LESSONS

Special trial plan for begiimer.Guitar furnished.

STAUFFERTelephone GRover 5-2674

29tf

Motor Vehicles for Sale1956 FORD CONVERTIBLE

Black beauty, power transmis-sion and steering. This car hasto sell at $2,350. Guaranteeoriginal 11,000 miles.

WM. MANTHA & CO.East Main Street, Patchogue

Chrysler - Plymouth35tl

DODGE '56 REPOSSESSIONPay the unpaid balance or con-tinue the unpaid note. Low mile-age. New car warranty.

DODGE OF PATCHOGUE429 West Main Street

PATCHOGUETelephone GRover 5-4400

19tf

1955 DE SOTO SPORTSMAN

This car is a 100</r automobile.Price $1,795-

WM. MANTHA 4 CO.East Main Street , Patchogue

Chrysler - Plymouth35tl«

1955 MERCURY4-DOOR MONTEREY

Automatic transmissionWhite wallsPrice $1,695.

WM. MANTHA & CO.East Main Street, Patchogue

Chrysler - Plymouth

35tl

REFRIGERATED Ford ice creamtruck, A-l condition, reasonable.ATIantic 1-9051. 34t2

1952 MERCURY hardtop, Merco-matic, $495; 1952 Chevrolet 2-doorsedan, $395. Can be seen after5:30 p. m. 2 Lake Drive, East Pat-chogue. 35tl

MUST SELL 1947 Oldsmobile.Suitable as spare car. Any reason-able offer. GRover 5-0840. 35tl

1947 BUICK , 1946 Pontiac, 1946Nash, $100 each. GRover 5-8633.

35tl

1953 PONTIAC 4-door sedan, whitewall tires, radio, heater, hydra-matic, 2-tone , clean. $850. CallGRover 5-7996 after 6 p. m. 35tl

1950 CADILLAC convertible, radio,heater, electric windows, lightgreen, black roof , good condition.Sacrifice. ROnkonkoma 9-9164. 35tl

TRUCK — 1939 Ford chassis, ton,good tires, motor, reasonable offe rover $125. GRover 5-0840. 35tl

1951 CHEVROLET Ms ton sedan,'delivery. Low mileage. 117 Bailey.Avenue, Patchogue. GRover 5-7792.

35tl

1950 CHEVROLET, a u t o'm a t i cdrive, $325. Good condition. CallGRover 5-5811. 35tlmam—»— n m ¦ ———

Boats, Motors, Supplies~

15 FT. LAPSTRAKERUNABOUT

Mark 25E, all controls,* 12V bat-tery, windshield, top, cover, ex-ceptionally outfitted, ready forwater.

G. STERNECKERLong Island Avenue, Holtsville,(near* cemetery), Saturday only.

35tl

LEWIS HOWELLBOAT BUILDER

Lake Avenue , Center MorichesTel. CEnter Moriches 3-0199

SS SloopPopular New

"Blue Jay" Class35tf

26 FOOT CABIN CRUISER, fullyequipped, good condition. $800.YAphank 4-3747. , 33t3

BOAT DOCKAGE up to 40 feet.Call GRover 5-3321. 34t2

15 FT. BOAT — Inboard motorfor sale. Call GRover 5-3945. 35tl

16 FT. OUTBOARD runabout ,$385; 10 ft. pram, $135. Both likenew. Joseph Adams, BEllport7-1273. 35t2

4 CYLINDER Willys conversion,$50. Telephone GRover 5-5064. 35tl

1954 EV1NRUDE outboard, 7%horsepower, used very little, $80.EMerson 3-6106. 35tl- " " • ' • • WILL EXCHANGE Heath air-plane 4 cylinder engine (made forboat) for boat trailer. GRover5-1594. 35tl

31 FOOT Jersey Skiff. Fly bridge.SS. 130 h, p. Chris Craft motor.Sleeps 4. Extras. $3,200. ATIantic1'9264. 35tl

34 FOOT cabin cruisette, $1,500.Call EMerson 3-6025. 35tl

12 FOOT Thompson runabout, 14horsepower Blto, $225. GRover5-7372. 35tl

Suffolk Civil Defense , in a move to guard against an emergencycommunications breakdown, yesterday unveiled plans to establish aspecial radio network between town and county CD headquarters

The radio network , considered vital for control and coordinationof emergency activity in the event of a natural or wartime disaster,will provide a "hot line" between* — the county and all townshi p con-trol centers.

Suffolk CD Director John L.Barry said that the county's actionwas based on the recommendationsof the county's ham operators who"spent considerable time and effortworking out the details."

"One of the major requirementsfor coordination and control ofcivil defense emergency activitiesin the event of disaster, eithernatural or by enemy action, willbe adequate communications.

"Radio is the most dependablemeans. Our county, fire , police andpublic works systems are estab-lished for their own traffic , butcannot be expected to handleadditional loads under • emergencyconditions. Telephones, If linesremain intact , can still handle onlyone message to one person at onetime," said Barry.

For this reason, the county's hamoperators and the county civil

defense headquarters felt it wasimperative that a special commandcontrol radio network be estab-lished to cope with any emergency.

Mr. Barry said that in the nearfuture the county will install a"base station" in each town controlcenter. "This will be strictly acommand net on . a frequency es-pecially allotted to us by theFederal Communications commis-sion," he said. No other radiotraffic will be permitted to usethis frequency.

Each station will be located inan area immediately available toeach town CD director. The equip-ment will be used during alertsand during regular tests of thecounty network.

"All town centers will be re-quired to have a means of provid-ing emergency power to operatethe station under any type ofcondition," Mr. Barry said.

Ham Radio Op eratorsUnite to Aid Suffolk CD

Legal NoticeSUPREME COUKT : SUFFOLK COUNTY. - xNAT BARROWS and ISA- :DORE BRE1TBART.

Plaintiffs :

- against - :: NOTICE

G. * J. HOMES. INC.. : OF .PEOPLE OF THE STATE : SALEOK NEW YORK . T. & S. :LUMBER * SUPPLY CO. : No.INC.. 'LAURA H. WARD. : 350*1/56As Executrix of the Estate :of ALFRED WARD . WOOD- :ROW B. BELL, dolus busi- :nesa as ALLEN WOOD :PAINTING CO.. GEORGE :C. HAEGELE. JR., and AL :DRUHM. :

Defendants. :

Pursuant to a judgment of foreclosureand sale duly made and entered in theabove entitled action, and bearintr date*April 15. 1957, the undersigned Refereenamed in said judgment, will sell. atpublic auction , at the front steps of theTown Hall , Town of Brookhaven . SouthOcean Avenue , PatchoRue, New York , onthe 7th day of June. 1957 . at 9:30 o'clockin the forenoon of that day, the premisesstated in said judgment to be sold , inildescribed as follows :

ALL that certain plot , piece or parcelof land -with the buildings and improve-ments thereon erected, situate, lying *ndbeinir in the Village of Medford , Townof BriA>khavcn , Suffolk County, NewYork described as follows:BEGINNING at a point on the easterlyaide of Patchoj?ue-Port Jefferson StateHighway 2719.9 feet south of GrannyRoad, measured along said side of :tatdhighway, which point is the intersectionof said side o-f said highway with thesoutherly side of land now or formerlyof Charles M. Koop: running thencealong said side of said land due cast1391.9 feet to the center line of theditch marking the east line of the RoeTract and land reput«vil}' now or for-merly of O. L. Schwencke Land and In-vestment Company : thence along; saidside of said land South 2 deg. 36 min.West I2Q.fi feet. South 8 deg. 01 mm.West* 307.4 feet, and South 3 deg. HOmin. West 212.G feet, crossing MiddleIsland Road, to the northerly side ofland now or formerly of Henry Richt-berg ; thence along said side of said land,again crossing Middle Island Koted, andalong the northerly side of aaid land,now or formerly of Ewen due West1178.70 feet to the easterly side of landnow or formerly of Fred S. Hammer :thence along said side of said land North4 dcg. 11 min. 10 sec. East 100 feet andalong the northerly side of said land duewest 20O feet to the easterly side of Pat*choxue-Fort Jefferson State Highway ;and thence along said side of aaid High-way North 4 dcg. 11 min. 10 sec. East307.57 feet , along a curve having aradius of 11 ,424.19 feet 9;t.27 feet , andNorth 4 dcg. 39 min. If sec. East138.05 feet to land now or formerly ofCharles M. Koo'p, the point of beginning.TOGETHER w^th f all % right, title ', andinterest * of . the? mortgagor in and 'to 'theland lying in , the streets and road* infront of and adjoining said premises.SUBJ ECT to ( 1) any state of facts that

.an accurate , survey may show : 121 cove-nants, consents, restrictions and case-ments of record, if any. t;i > a firstmortgage which constitutes a prior lienon the premises.

Dated : April 25, 1957.MAX W. HOLLANDER,

RefereeDREYER AND TRAU BAttorneys for Plaintiff.-Office and P. O. Addrei, !16 Court StreetBrooklyn 1. New York

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. TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN <Birtna—

(Unless otherwise noted, all births oc-enred at Brookhaven Memorial hospital.East Patchogoe. )April 5—A daughter. Nancy Jane, to

Richard Carl and Blanche E. WalshSchuitz of Middle Island.

April 1—A daughter, Christine, to Gabrieland Mildred Klice Stauffer Maletta ot235 Grove avenue, Patchoa*ue.

April 7—A daughter. Evelyn , to Kafaeland Gloria Avilea Salva of 11 Under-

' wood street, Patchogue.April 8—A daughter. Judy Ann, to Rob-

ert A. and Jeannette M. Dubois Postof 275 Went Main street Patchogue.

April S—A daughter. Mary Laraine. toWilliam King and Mary Sabina Steven-son Larmon of Lake . Ronkonkoma atMather Memorial hospital. Port Jeffer-son. ^April 8—A daughter, Margaret Marie, toHoward and Marie Jansen Hurcumb ofCenter Moriches.

April 8—A daughter. Patricia Jean, tdAlan Eugene and Elizabeth Ann NelsonRomanella of Sayville.

April 9—A son. Thomas, to William andMary Landmann Squires of Shirley otBayview General hospital. Mastic Beach.

April 9—A daughter. Donna Marie, to» Leo Bert and Gloria Heil Strebei of

Eastport at Bayview General hcipital.April 9—A daughter. Shari Janell. to

Frederick and Janell Tucker Ferraroof 6'2 Case avenue. Patchogue.

April 9—A son, Allen, to Vincent andLorraine Wieber Padilla of Kings Park

' at Mather Memorial hospital. '.I April 9—A daughter. Roaemarle. to Ste-. phen and Nina Anna Bernabeo or Cen-f tereach at Mather Memorial hospital.Apri 9—A daughter Susan Beatrice, to

Leslie Irving and Olive Beatrice TeT-gersen -Jayne of Stony Brook at .MatherMemorial hcspital.

April 9—A son, Robert William, to Wil-liam JaDoca and Joan Frances Troscher

Sheridan ol Yaphank.April 10—A son, Louis to Pasquale and.

Stella Marrone Salvatore- of 5 Park .-ive-nue, Patchogue.

April 10—A son. Joseph Lawrence, toJohn Francis and Alice Teresa KeaveneyKaminakl , Sr., at Middle Island.

April 10—A aon, Stephen Albert, to Al-bert and Mary Katherlne Janzen Spos-ato of Sayville. ,

April 10—A. son. Brian Keith, to WilliamB. and Roaemarle Modzel Mistier ofMedford.

April 10—A daughter. Elaine Mary, toPatrick Augustin and Evelyn Marie Cos-tit Gubbina of Bellport.

April 11—-A -son. Michael Philip, to GeorgeBarclay and Katharine Isabel Carter Da-vis ot Port JeXferson at Mather Mem-orial hospital.

April 11—A daughter, Linda Ann. toDavid and Antoinette Lopa Brown ofCentereach at Mather Memorial hospital.

April 11—A son. Salvatore, to Emidid andAnn Gambina Ciampini of Kings Park.

April 11—A son. Victor Edward, to Vic-tor Jose and . Marta Rose Morales oiCentereach.

April 11—A son, Tnomas. to Rosolino- andLillian Riccio Bruno of Holbrook.

April 12—A daughter, Debora Ann, toJack O'Neal and Mary Andersen Gooden

" of Bellport.April 12—A son, Edward Stephen , Jr., to

Edward Stephen a n d Eleanor TolkenWagner Sr., of Si Ketcham avenua,Patchogue.

April 12—A .daugther, Marialana. to Mi-chael and Joann Sutorius Savino of 111Central avenue, Patchogue.

April 12—-A daughter, Kim Marie, to FredA. and Rosemarie Aviano Colichio ofEast Patchogue.

April 12— A son, Charlse Milton, to WIIlie Charles and Ora Bea Lee Moonof Coram.

April 12—A daughter, Beth Myra, to Meland Muriel Woliman Schwartz of LakeRonkonkoma.

April IT—A daughter, Marianne, to Fred-erick John and Viola Gautier Strier ofEast Patchogue.

April 1»—A son, Steven Victor, td Eu -genc and Theresa Kowalskl Maggio ofBayport.

April 13—A son. Daniel, to Jamss andEdythe Rodman Pentzel of Medford.

April 13—A son, John Thomas, to Pat-rick and Lily O'Malley Devereux of Sel-den at Mather Memorial hospital.

April 13—A daughter, Susan, to Antonioand Agnes Paglucia Ingarra of Seldenat Mather Memorial hospital.

April 13—A daughter, Caroline Elizabeth,to Wilbur Clarence and Adelaide Gwen-dolyn Sella Scott of East Setauket atMather Memorial hospital.

April M—A son. James Andrew and adaughter, Ramona Lee. to FrederickO.coTge and LaQuita Joy Glenn Boytonof Mastic.

April 14—A son, Kenneth Gene, to Ken-neth John and Ji^an Catherine HowellGlover of South Haven.

April 14—A daughter, Susan Christine, toIvar Ernest and Rose Marie ChristensenHaugli , Jr.. of Lake Ronkonkoma atMather Memorial hospital.

April 14—A daughter, Victoria Marie. te»John Colen Joseph and Marie ThereaeFougere Donnelly of Rocky Point atMather Memorial hospital.

April 14-^A daughter, Esther, to Frankand Josephine Puzlo Merlo of Farming-viUe at Mather Memorial hospital.

April 14—A daughter. Sharon Kay. "toWallace Alfred and Myrtle Wood Has-ten of Kings Park at Mather Memorialhnspita).

April 14—A daughter, Linda Ann , toDonald Anthony and Mary Jane SaletroaAviano of 175 Rider avenue. Patchogue.

April 14—A son. Douglas Nathaniel , to*Douglas and Beatrice Gayles Faines ofCenter Moriches at Bayview Generalhospital.

April 14—A daughter. Kathleen Robin, toPeter David and Patric ia Ann McNultyBonhote of Coram at Mather Memorialhospital.

April 14— A son. Charles George, toGcorjte and Jane A. Kerr Hundun of7 Cozzens place, Patchostue.

April U -A daughter. Susan Anne, toJames Patrick and DorotyhG rdunJames Patrick and Dorothy GrunditrornMurphy of Brentwood.

April 15— A, aon. Robert, to David A.and Marjorie Lee Howell Kassner of75 Swan Lake drive. Patchogue.

April 15—A daughter. Mary Elaine, toOdic and Pauline Virginia KarnsSimpson of North Bellport.

April 15—A son. Dennis Robert, to LoyFranklin and Marion Katherinc WalshJohnson of S3 Sharp street , Patchogue.

April 15— A daughter, Renee Denise. toLucien J. and Rita R. Gosselin Mich-aud of K»3t Patchogue.

April 16—A daughter, Allison Jane, toTheodore Clifford and Phoebe JaneStiasny Spalding of Selden at ' MatherMemorial hospital.

Marrlag* Licenses—Apri l l:;—Allen J. Johnson, Jr., of Kiv-

evhead and Carole Levermann of 108. Franklin street Patchogue.April 13— Orazio Barone of East Patch-

ogue and Jenp D( Dio of Bellport.April 18—Gerard F. Vol* of Bethpage

and Genevieve M. Weynand of MasticBeach.

April 13—Charles J. Varady of Centereachand Gloria A. Hensel of St. James.

April 13—Richa rd Whiting of Rocky Pointand Louise Schneiweis of Brooklyn.

April, la—William Home of Center Mor-iches and Montez Burris of C«ntcr Mor-iches.

April 15—Nicola Anello of 90 Lakcwoodstreet, PatchogU'?, and Jcartucan RoacPalermo of 23 First street , Patchogue.

April 16—Victor M. Madonna of Holbrookand Pauline O. Palmeiro of Holbrook.

April 16—John James Gersuc of Bellmoreand Dorothy Margaret Skala of EastPatchogue.

April 17 - Kdv/ard Lyons MacDonald ofPort Jefferson and Loretta Anua MilU

of Middle Island.April 17—Joseph Emanuel De Carlo of

Center Moriches and Sharon Carol Starkof Shirley.

\pril 20—William Frank Kerndl of HUlerPlace and Leona Ksthcrino Kcmpster ofPort Jefferson Station.

Vprll 20—Wilbur Rutherig: of Holbrookand Jean A. Peters of Setauket. - --

Apri l 20—Joseph Peter Walker at Buckleyavenue, Patchogue, and Lois Eileen' Per-rldge of Brooklyn.

April 20—Harry Themann of Medford andEifrieda Ida Schymik of Lake Ronkon-koma.

Vpril 20—Saverio Pansini of 114 WestMain street, Patchogue, and TheresaProsapio of 101 Sherman street, Pat-chogue. j

Jealhs—

April 9—Joseph Huaty, 80. of East Se-tauket, at residence.

April 10—Joel Woobey Brown, 70. ofPort Jefferson, at Mather Memorial hos-pital , Port Jefferson.

April I I — S t a n l e y Psculkoskt, 72, ofBridgehampton, at Suffolk infirmary,Yaphank.

April 12—Steve Ferrera, 88, of Hunting,ton, at Suffolk infirmary , Yaphank.

April 12—John Stephen Frisch. 41, ofWest Babylon, at Brookhaven NationalLaboratory hospital, Upton.

April 13—George R. Kennedy, 83, ofStony Brook, at Mather Memorial hca-pital. Port Jeferson.

April 14—Herman Meier, 85, of Yaphank,at residence.

April 15—Warren C. Dodge, 82. of BluePoint, at residence.

April 15—Otis Averill Palmer, 64, ofSeat Moriches, at residence.

April 16—William Hentschel, 84. of RegoPark , at Woods Nursing home, CenterMoriches.

April 16—Charles F. Bossung, 69, of Syos-set Downs, at Brookhaven National Lab-oratory hospital, Upton.

April 17—Barbara Waldbau-r, 84, of BluePoint, nt residence.

April 19—William J. Spragu*, 84, ofStony Brook , at residence.

VILLAGE OF PATCHOGUEDeaths— .April 18—Mary E. Jansen , 66, of _ 40

Grove avenue Patchogue, at BrookhavenMemorial hospital , East Patchogue.

VITAL STATISTICS

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HAGERMANCESSPOOL CLEANING

• Cesspools Cleaned. • Boat Pumping

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Chemicals Available ' UponRequest

Approved by Board of Health

JOHN A. STEPHANIBayview Ave. E. Patchogue '

GRover 5-0577

LOUIS CARDAMONEChamplain St. Bellport '

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Wm. L. Mantha Co., Inc.414 E. Main St., Patchogue '.'.'

TeL GRover 5-2635Middle Road, Bay port tTel. BAyport 8-0348

CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTHSales and Service .j .BOB MANTHA ..

"QUALITY USED CARS":Open Fridays Till 9 P. M. 5

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ADVANCE ALMANACTABLE OF SUN AND HIGH TIDES FOR THE WEEK

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LEGAL NOTICENOTICE

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.' . -• . .' Notice is . '• hereby * given thatlicense number 7A1910 has beenissued to the undersigned to sellbeer,' at retail , under the AlcoholicBeverage Control Law, iij a storeon Washinirtbn Avenue and OakStreet, Patchogue. Suffolk County,Long Island, N. Y., for off-prem-ises • consumption.

PHILIP W. ROBINSON, 'Washington Avenue andOak Street,Patchogue, L. I., New York