wy 13 (No.4 = Thor October 20, 19HICKSVI L1,, NEW YOR

Entere a Sev Cl Mattat Hicksvill ¥ Po Office

Dedic Ne Chur SundThe Redeemer. Lutheran ‘Churc of Hicksville will

dedicate its new Church on New South Road this Sun-_

.day, Oct. 23 at 4 p.m..Rever Paul A. Kirsch willlead the doeay services. Rev. Richa H, Weikotten is the Pastor. vets ier ee

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Colleg b 1970 Lam Predihit Peet Cokes Four to six community colleges will be needed in Nassau County by 1970, it’

= forec thi week by Dr. Wallace E, Lamb, superintendent o poveg

Fo Hig Sch

“Sees @isclos wday byss eer

LAINVIEW:Area 10 - Jamaica Ave. Fir

School; Stewart house, Charles Ernst, chairman:on Fray nig O23 seaeh.

2

Area 11 ~ Jamai “Ave. Fire-‘Cohen, chairman:house,

$210.61, entArea &qu Ne chat , .house, s, chairman:

;

marae. __ 1,000th Donor td GOP FundLeonard Pollock, chairman: MATTHEW MAXIMCHUK, at rigtit, of 26 Elm St. became the 1,000thme

teamLutheran

individual contribuor to the Hicksville Republican Financeand made his donation to Thomas Hoga local finance Grive chairman,OLD BETHPAGE Luncheon

Ted Nighton; chairman: $228.14, G Hogan said that individual contributions here now total more than

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ra $4,000 with 45 per’ ceut‘uf the ares canvases ivee: Mlb bas ebeen solicited, you are invited ta cail Headquarters a!

W -8-5929, (Exclusive Herald Photo by Gas HanRep Pro Su Tea PynchLeonard W., Hall,

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160 BROADWAY

HICKSVILLE, N.Y.

Free Parking

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in Rear

Open 8 AM to 7 PM

«Fridays 8 AM to 8 PM,

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powitMerron aid John Gullo, PhilipLUTHERAN CHURCH or see oe see

More than one Mr.‘“Meadow Brook”?

No, just another’ way to point out the many purposes for

which you may borrow mone from our Consumer Credit Depart-

mene. Tell us about yout money problems Perhaps we can help

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Eisemanna, chaplain, will be‘followed by a brief businéss ses-

2

Clarence}. Nepreci PT MEETING

iMassapequa is

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will be C

110 Hempste Ave.

Hicksville, N.N.Y. 1

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at The Woodland Ave. School

foreen as

Sen att pine ner te ene: ei of Ogoes 26 college and why, feepare- fare}. W follow, M News&#3 ad

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college; and entrance ex. APSSS. esider “of Cnt! met faculty,” visited the

e Co eaethe local club announced thattat Te ee a erg mtomtio and admission, and fisancing ‘reshments will be servedee lan freshments were

rooe

erode. Ra college education, the felowee wo ®

Sixth Grade Mothers.”Students are

tavinto of the mectie. :

attend th meeting pro-_ 3vee oo at aera o& — Flora Studio

Red Cross Will.

Me on Tuesday

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Given for Weddings, CaterAffairs,

ealee Desig i flosai Tiles for Homes and

&*fices

11 BROADWAY e HICKSVILLE N.Y..

[WELLS 5- 3520 ® WE DELIVER

Alfieri,Chairman at Py 6-9184,

OPE MEETIThe Sisterhood of Congregation

Shearei Zedek, E, Barcla St,will hold an meet—

in in the Vestryi

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=Pag 4 - MID ISLA HERALD -.Thursday, October 20, 1960

THE 61 PONTIAC 1S HERES

/ts All Porrtiacl on a new Wide-New track-to-body ereputt The track is the width between the rowered ty the n best-ceving trophy Sea ligi New fai ction

wheels. Pontiac has the widest track of any car. And now that we’ve system gives this new free-breathing engi more. ab me SI go.

trimmed body width, more weight is ‘balanced directly’ between the further. Eleven versions to select from. ~

wheels. You ride with greater poise, maneuver with firmer control. Horsepowers range from 215 to 348. For

best economy you can specify the dollar.

More room, more comfort inside! Headroom, legroom and footroom saving Trophy Economy V-8. Its lower:

have been increased. Seats are higher, yet there’s more clearance — lets you use regular

,under the steering wheel. Doors are wider, swing open farther with no — Ad it all up. . .

it&# the Wide-Track

jutting barriers to bump as you get in and out. way to travel! Try it!

SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER

MAL PIERCE PONTIAC, Inc.Hempstea Turnpike & Hicksville - Massapequ Road Bethpa N.

Phone: PE 1 - 5301, 1960, at o'clo aes Jericho

FParking Ordinance for the

vailing time) in the HearingRoom,.

hamlet of on in the followié

Town Hall, Oyster Bay, New York, respect, i.e.7

at itizens Section

5

shall be amended byinterested 3 o ee z

the.-Town: Board of

Qyster Bay, onTuesdey,November question of Amendments to the

Editers-in-Chief - Borkm =

Auseclate Editors - Robert siller

at Cotummiats - Jonitheyflickne cei.

Phot Ede =oe a

he "Ve 2 No. 3

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Mery Ellen Lexere~ WE 8-e883

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WES BIRCHWOOD~—JERICHO CIVIC ASSOCIATION| Oak wo, 19

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CIVIC ASSOCIA TO VOT O CLOSI EXI| COMMUDDAN FOLLO ELEC ON NOV.

Don’t Speed!- front with oeBeer oman ovice-president becomes presi

are that

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s

SEYMOUR SINGERBorn in Brooklyn July 18, 1924.

from Thomas Jeffersonstudent in

Entered U.S. Army at age 19in 1943, Honorably discharged in1946 as Tech Sergeant with Gen,Mac Arthur’s Signal Batralion Ha.,

os New Guinea, Phillipines and

japan,

By SEYMOUR BERKMANA proposal to closethe entrance from the Express-

way exit to Rockland Drive will be voted on by mem= -

bers of West Birchwood Civic Assoc. on Saturdaynight Nov. 5th at the Robert Seaman School. Theresult of this referendum will be forwarded to Austin

M. Saar, N.¥.8.D.P.W. District Engineer for im—mediate action. Mr. Saar has indicated to the WestBirchwood News.that he will abid by the decision of

the Sonne:

B Janice HayflTuesday, Ocwober 25

7:30 P.M, wcos Fire House_

ORT Paid Up Membership Din-ner

nerHa Dimer, Entertain-

Octo 25

Jericho Jewish Center aehood, Board meeting, TrSchool Section 9:00 P.M,

Wednesday, October 26, B:8:30 P.M, Jericho - B'nai‘B’r traffic,General Meeting jericho ‘

Saratoga:

isTHE CANDIDATE for office in West Birchw Civicee

ee are A fr 1952 survey, ‘FIRST ROW, left tw right, Miller, ier a one oe de Wedn Ocm 26Chi

In the event the median dividerGordon, Elliot: SECOND ROW, Evelyn P. Pike, Seymour 12° nean’s List. Graduate with reai &

Db

imesti is extended to close off’ the en-Singer, Herbert Platt, Elinor W: ROW, Singer,B.A. degree in Business Adminis- eatured entertainer, bi trance

-

to Rockland Drive, WestHerbert Simins, and Arthur Carin, Not in picture: David.

bin Extra Attraction,

Birchwood traffic will exit fromae

during the Korean W I reside Cea Thursd Octob

27

Broa head themex.

: estment _°

. ‘to

the

nextELLIOT SHEFTMAN‘at. 16 Saratoga Driv with my

BYo®er andinves ace Jericho ecoLe Do cows

jure, ho beck iobe acai aI am one of the original ‘wife and two sons, Richard, 4. EUGENE SINGER

Tommdey in left turn onto. the WestBirchwood_bers of the Board of Directors, 2nd Robert 1. I am presently en-

Gene, 37, is a chemicale ‘JC Sisterhoo White entering lane off Broadway.having bad the opportunitytoserve gaged in the practice of law

& degree in that Elephant Sale, R Seamanou

community gince the inception specializing in pul oavc 5°field. In 1945 he married child School, 8:30 P.M,

Comic Mac Robbins will be theour civic .

Shirley,

a

chemist g

Sale, at Dct.26thI am a layer tay comm tracting firms,é tential, now on ch Science ae Bo Shopping Center meeting of the Jericho Jewishby auto to my : office

~ Staff of Syosset Their |Center Men&# Activities willROBERT MILLER :

da ‘and are robe BOD ALM oS PM,begin st 9PM, st the Cen

A CLP, 1 reside at 3 Sara- pectively 12, 8 and 2,I have been active inthe Taxa-

toga Devwith oy wife, the former his Bachelor&#3

; bomber was shot down over Ger-+ Things are very pleasant for me CARL DEN » many. He wes Master of his+ at Richmond Avenne, wer Masonic Lodge in 1954 and is pre-<{,

°

Hve with my wife, Vivian, and

|

[ame member oftheDert

J

ocsiy the Youth Director ofaf Se eee Poamkire

te

vesuey2 Jericho’s Temple ORELOHIM, His

: .

s baseball, at.wack. A U. Nevacting, S ae Bootes

‘

HERB J. SIMIS Tete a ne tevemen 31 Sarat Drive

.

ni ah ents of Poly Iri Saugi ‘Shar Leea IRVING ‘REINHA& -degree of Bachelor of Civil En- 2 1/2, and Barbara Sue, 8 months, Because ere in ce :a graduate of Brook~ LB acon Dar ng cea nape25» Coarse

vw my application for Vice President.

Corb Trees Availa New

Price of $17.00 each. Each resident is urged to mheoffer which will enhance the beauty of our le -

ing will be in November,orders andt

be no ister

Santn Ex = bertoga Driv ;

‘AU home owners are urged to plantatieast two tree in front of thehouses.

Nameoo 0 0.40 6:08 06 ole Oa

die bale 8 beAddress.

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Page 6 - MID ISLAND HERALD ~ Thursd October 201%

“MEET THE CAND IDATES (Continued from: page 3s

Member of the education com-

mittee.

Organized the block captain

system,Member of the constitution com-

mittee.

Member of the citizens commit-

tee for the Cantiague Rock Road

School.. * *

HERBERT PLATTHerbert Plart of 29 Craig St.

hadn&# the slightest notion of run-

ning for the board of directors

_amhen he migrated to suburbia with

his wife and two children more

than a year ago. Only after realiz-

ing the tremendous civic job sdll

to be accomplished, has he de-

_cided to put his total energy and

efforts to make Birchwooda better

community, Herb is an executive

in Anita Modes Inc., supervisingsales and production. As for his

curremt civic duties, he was re-

Lsentative for the Jericho Little

League and is block captain of

Craig St.

EVELYN P. PI

school in’

in USA im 1947, she left again in

1951 with her husband for Geneva,Switzerland, where attended

secretary.

Both Harold and Evelynare very

active in civic and community af-

fairs. Harold was on Board of

Directors and active member of

Community Welfare. Commitee

this past year, while Evelyn is

secretary of Committee and

Block Captain of Civic Assoc.* ° °

SAMUEL GORDONNative New Yorker married to

native New Yorker. Two children,

12 1/2 and 8 Veteran, 4 years

service. Education: C.C.N.Y. and

ing};tion). Profession: Parmer N.Y. law

AR POOL

IDIRECT TO NEW YORK CITY7H

We Telegraph Flowecs

CIES GREServing the Community

a2 LEE AVEMICRSVILLE,WE

fe Also C.P.A. QN.Y.)

weeding in June 1959. Co-‘axation Committee.

ELINOR WINTHROP__

Half the membership of the Civic

Association are women, The

woman’s poim of view deserves re-

presentation on the Board.....cs—

pecially when many issues Placedbefore it concern the wellbeing of

the wives of West Birchwood.thinkerindependent and

the decisions that | willsarefully -

arrive at will be my own and not

subject to social, economic, or,

especially, personal pressures.I was attendant at the founding

of our Civic Association, first

committee

(pictured abo includ BAY:‘oS — _

eee

Edwin Fehrenbach, Helyn,Alonge, President’ of the. Republican

ee

.

LEGAL NOTICE

Coll7E_OF PUBLI HEA

is also curriculum coordinator ofcae

a Schoolmeeting of the Town Board of

on Gari has be activ inTown of Oyster Bay, Nassau Coun

civic association affairs.Chairman ‘Y&

of theeducationcommittee, written the

education articles: for the West

Birchwood News, chairman of the

advisory planning committee for

the cantia: school, Also are at-

education and Thegf

direc- 7&tors of the WestB Civic 200

tion,Art’s interests in the civic as—

sociation are motivated by both

of civic responsibility and to helpmake our commumity an outstand—

&

ing one for his wife, Terry, and posed for and on behalf of said

their Daughters. Hicksville Park District are as

° ° ° follows: :

SIDNEY ALBIN (a) The acquisitio of thefollow-

I live at 34 Sullivan Driv- with ing described: property at @

my wife, Romie, and «ur twomaximum

:

children.I am employed by a large

corporation in an executive

capaciry, As Secrewry of the Civic

Association, am presently a

member of the Board of Directors

and also Treasurer of the West

Birchwood Bowling Club.

We have, many problems to face

33OU

Phone: WE 1-0241

GU

GEO H. PERRY& [[QU SHOP INC.Hicksville - Jerich Road

FRE PARKING

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L-6048 WE 1-1552x

pa Cea aESSO SERVICE STATION

Broadway and Old Country Road Hicksville. L. E

Po ae aePlease Mentio This Ad When-Using Our Servic

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Thursday Octobe 20, 1960 -~ MI ISLAND HE Pa 7-

CALEND O es , Memor Exper A Jackson P |

magician’s society.be on sale im the school lobbyat 12:00 and 3:00 P.M, on Nov.

In addition to Pollan, the Jackson2, 3, and 4, or cail OV 1-2708.

School PTA will have its annuala

Individvali Teachian ‘Guid y

Toward Successful Study and School Work ~

$$

Professional Personalized Teachinget Your House or at Our Offices

lactate

nlatesatcha

ALL ihe SUBJECTS + READING and STUDY ‘sxites’Elementary - High W = College Preparatory

ACADEM! IDANCEEducat ills CentHicksville - Jericho Offi

67. WORTE

BROADWAY vai SNew York Stete Certified nee.

PGP GGrrs™

us BROAD ficesvni — 1-2860

How Abo Brows ne

for Christmas Ideas Now!

Az ‘Th

HICKSVILLE.. Gft ise,380 SOUTH BROADWAY ,

HICKSVILL NY WE 5-0714&#

ofVolunteers may keep in touc i

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to call at WElIs S-1867.

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LEGAL NOT

NOTICE OF SALE: STATE O: SUPREME

We Enjoy Gift WrappingYour Purchases ![!

“1 can appreciate bargain rates...

but please, dear, don& call me at work&_ Lo Dis ne Balsa or FR HICKSW To “re

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‘callexampl (ox Station- calle).Adna

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= 10% for feder tax, And call ‘by numb wheit’s faster.

Page 8 - MID ISLAND HERALD - Thursday, October 20, 1960

30% Pennlawn Fescue30% Chewings Fescue30% Kentucky Bluegrass10% Fancy Redtop

SCOTT SPECIAL SALES

SALE PRICE.....- (A

Scott 18& Spreade 16.95

Scott Grass seeds 5.9.

2

22.90

SALE PRICE 17.90.

YOU SAVE $ 5.00

Scott 24& spreader $24.95Scott Grass Seeds 11.90

36.85SALE PRICE 28,85

SAVE 8.00Scott 18& spreader 16.95

Large bag Turf Build 4.75

$21.70- SALE PRICE $16.70

SAVE 5.00

| Scott 24& spreader 24.952 Large Turf Builder 8.95

33.90

SALE PRICE 25.90Y SAVE 8.00

Scott 18& Spreader $16.95Large Bag Clout 6.95

23.90

SALE PRICE 18.90

YOU SAVE 5.00

Scott 24& Spreader 24.95

2 Large Bags Clout 12.95: $37.90

SALE PRICE 29.90

:

A 8.00Scott 18& Spreader $16.95Large Bag Bonus 5.95

22.90

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Scott 24& Spreader 24.95

2 Large bag Bonus 10.9535.90

SALE PRICE 27.90YOU SAVE 8.00

KROEMER’S SPECIALLONG ISLAND LAWN SEED MIX

$3525

SCOTT PRODUCFAMILY. LAWN SEED

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500 sq. ft. box $2.451500 sq. ft. box $5.955000 sq. ft. box $22.95

PICTURE LAW SEED -

1250 sq. ft. box $5.955000 sq. fr. box

CLASSIC LAWN SEED

500 sq. ft. box $2.1250 sq. ft. box «$5.955000 sq. ft. box $22.95

PLAY LAWN SEED

500 sq. ft. box 951250 sq. ft. box $8.952500 sq. ft. box $17.45

SCOTT TURF BUILDER.

2500 sq. ft. ba $2.955000 sq. ft. ba $4.752-5000 sq. ft. bag $8.9510-5000: sq. ft. bag $42. 50

SCOTT SOIL IMPROYER2500 sq. ft. $2.952-2500 sq. ft. bags

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KROEMER'S SPECIAL

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10.80% Delta Ky. Bluegrass

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10.00% Redtop0.25% Weed Seeds

0.25% Crop7.00% Inert :

SALE PRICE...... 5 Ib. $7.50

LAWN GRASS MIXTURESQuick Results 5 Ib.

Gramarcy Park 5 Ib. $2.50Central Park 5 Ib. $4.00Vaughan Merion Mix 5 Ib. $9.65

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5-10-5 Garden 80 Ib.” $2.355-10-10 Garden 80 Ib. $2.7510-6-4 Granular 80 Ib. $3.75

Agrinite organic 80 Ib. $5.35

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Hara Mov Ta Tehl“HUNTINGIO SHOR 1:80, 3:40o5, $2 10:25.

‘Thur. r

Sat, Oct. 22:

5

Cartoons, 1

Seve 2:20, 85 Sa a o mivborhan cogs akae in,

Mapiti Lat Ma Love, 1:30, 9:40, 5:55,

* tnath

Pi 6:00, 9:40 BAL AO |

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toe 4:39, Sun. Taneas (O i} same-

Sat., ‘Phe Magnificent Schedule as

‘Seven, Ta53 7:05, 1g MEADO Ee :

The Boy and the Pirates, 2:10, a. -Fri., Oct, 20-2 Babette |

5:40, 9:20, i

to. War, 2:00, eo 8:15;Sum.“Tue Oct, 23- sam -

ceWien. Se awe St

a A On“Oct 22: Last Missile, 2:00;a tee &l" THE BabetteGoes to WMee

2:55, 9:10;When “W 4:00,

th toasE “1:55,: 235,

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2aoe the You Soe cinarel’ 12235, 3:25, 6:15,

Mens 2:0 i: 7 10:20; The’ 92053; &quEnemy General, 32225, 6215, 9:00, 23: AM ‘The Youn

‘Tues., Oct, ee 2:55 5:45,:8:40; The

and Lovers, 3:30, “6:45, AO 240 4:3 7:1O Fook tn Hall, 2500,2 eat

\

Oc. 44-95 ‘SonsCOVE, GLEN COVE

. and Lovers, 1:2 4:55, 840: One

in Heaven, 3:05, 6:45, 10:25,‘Let’s Make Love,wo. STEAD TPKE

‘Thur.-

“

After banking hours, on week- and holidays, our Night Depos-

itory is the best place for your hard-earned cash.

Simply seal your deposit in an envelope, drop into the handy

Envelope Slot,-and we will handle your business as promptly as

though you called in person. There is no charge for this service.

Th Long Island National Ba

&qu MAKE LOVMARILYN MONRO

plus — ‘‘Three Murderesses”

es Montand in MAKE

LOV at the COVE now thru ‘1!

Tues. Oct, 25th,

Yul Brynner

“TH MAGNIFI SEVENalso — **The Boy And The Pirates”

.

Steve McQueen

ee

O ee IDRIVE IN

‘Thur.-Sat., Oct, 20-22: From

the Terrace, 7:00, 10:25; SquadCar, 9:30,

Sun,-Tues., Oct, 23-25: Bells.

Are Ringing, 7:00, 30:35; The DayRobbed The Bank of England,

New thra Sun...Jack Lemmon — Shirle MeLai

Mon — Tuce

plus — “*A-Dog’s Best

~ O48, 89 — 23

THE APART MEN 7also — **Japan’

s

Oot 24-25

“NIGHT FIGH TERS’ &©

rriend’’_

They9:15.

tent DRIVE IN,

Oct, 20: Let’s Make Love,

Toon

three Murderesses, 7:05,

11:00, a

Make Love 7:10, 11:05 Three

Murderesses, 9:30. *

Mon,-Tues., Oct, 24-25: same

schedule as ThursdHUNTINGTON THEATR

‘Thur., Oct, 20: The Apartment,

_

1:30, 4:05, 6:40, 9:20.Fri, Oct, 21: The Apartment,

ly n |4:25, 7:10, 10:00,

Oct 22: The Apartment,i 0 4:3 7: foro.

Sun.,3

‘same sche as

iA 2

Mon. Tes Oct, 94-2 The

Night Pigee 1:00, 3:40, 30,9:15; A Dog’s Best Friend, 2:25,

tet BOSQUARE DANCING

The Men’s Club of theHicksvillewill run a Square

Dance on Saturday, Oct. 22nd, at9

- P.M, at the Temple, Tickets can

be obtained from the following;

Wond FoodServing Luncheon Dinner &

Frank’s Alibi

50 Old Country RoadHicksville, Long Island

_Vole WElls 1-6872

fat. b S Costs ro 2 PL

fete, Dally ct 2, Evie. Ge 7 PE.

Top Of The’ Stairwith

Robert Preston:

Trevor Howerd Dean StockwellSun. to Tues, — Oct, 23+a,

“SON AND LOVER

146749Cont. dally from 2 P28.

Wed. to Sat. — Qct. 19-22Marilyn Monroe

t

Yve:ey HOSTS”

TonRend Wed bSate Ot ee You canan Ses thew Starts Wed. — Oct. 19

in Ri Lote ey PoitierTAME. genuine Ghost Viewer. FREE Kim Novet

.

Kirk Dougla

CipemaSeopeALL THE YOUNG Ghost Viewer to each patron “STRANG WHE

”

MEN&q during ie engagem of WE: Mi

Starts Wed. Oct. 26 T fogel wit a

— together ee -\— together with —

“Th: ge “12 TO THE MOON” Brigi Bar

The Dark At The oe ee seer 8h Gaa[|

“BA GOSpec Coa & Mat. Set. 2

“THEMeOstMIBS

“THE ANGEL WORE

RED& -

— together with —

Leslie Caron Geor Peppard

Monday thta Wedn

WALTELiqu Sh

(EST. REE Bre Cite

Restaurant Catering to Wedding ond Parties

1040 OLD COUNTRY RD.Catering to Weddings and Parties P’ WiLL

‘=< plus Cartoon Festival —

Now thea Sunday O 23

; PoltieYOUNG mit 3

Vital

Sac Generel”.- Oat 24— 25

-*" AnD Vover Rs”plus — “One Feet in. Hall&qu

also-— **The

Open 7 Days WeeklAmple Free Parking

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Sup Daily

ALIBI MANO

WE 8-1344:

Wed to Sat Oct. 19-22

“Frem The. Terrac‘

- together with -_

“Kidnaped

Sun to Tues Oct. 23-25

eas Arno esPM.

Pag 10 - MID ISLAND HERAL - Thursd October 20; 1960

SERVICES OFFERED

Carpenter-Garage doors, patioafterations. Lowell E. Ross, OV l-

TH

CROWN ELECTRIC CO.Licensed Electricians

100 Amp Services, Attic Fans,Dryers, Range Outlets

Attics — GaragesWE 5 - 3267

= —————— Se

SOFA BOTTOMS RE-WEBBEDat home $8. Chair $4. Call OV 1-5615S,

7

SERVICES OFFERED

CONCRETE

J05.-PARTANNA

PAINTING

<<Edw. Ham d

WE 1-7080

Rich Top

COOPER

CONTRACTING CO..Roof c Lead,

mt Gutter

Caswa wd Brick WorkGENERAL REPAIRSFREE ESTIMATESSoil Delivered

Sand & Gravel

WE 1-1808

GENERAL CONTRACTORS“SEE FOR YOURSELF’

Phone WElls 1-6264|

Dormers AlterationsAttics Completed

Job Locations on Requests& E Maintenance Co.

PHOTOGRAPHY - WEDDING

CARPENTER - EXPERT CAB-inet Maker. Closets - Shelves -

Alterations. No job too big orsmall, Gall after 5 p.m. WE S-9035. R Brown.

chairs recoveted. Hundreds of

Plastic, leatiierette patterns col-ors. From $10 set, Free estimates

Pick up delivery. David

1.PY 6-2897.

SOFA BOTTOM RE-WEBBEDat your home. $8.00; chair,Upholstering, slipcovers. Forhome service call IVanhoe 6-3535

PYramid’

U. S. REMO CO.GENERAL -CONTRACTORCustom Alterations and

ExtensionsAir Condi tioners- Dishwashers

Eta, InstalledMY 7-RA277

WElls 1-1808

A.M.A.

CONSTRUCYION CO.A. Enrstedt

CARPENTRY—ALTERATIONS

WE 1-0445

CARPE and UPHOLS

SERV OF

SHAMPOOINGFloor Waxing WE 5-0249: “Window

STONE HOM SERVIC‘ov 1.2262

HANDY MANPOWER CO.

" Andy

We supply labor of all types forhouse use on an hourly basis.

- CARPENTRY. CLEANING

-GRASS CUTTING

-PAINTING

.SNOW REMOVAL.

.EXCAVATION -

.WINDOW WASHING

OV 1.549

Heurly basis - pay only fer what

you use.q

too big or small, Calivafter 5

p.m. L, Belenke. WE 1-068———

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WINCOW CLEANINGSPECIALIZING IN HOMES

SCREENS, STORM WINDOWS WASHED

ScheduledHome Cleaning

Bi-Weekly + Bi Monthly Serviceall services under owner ship

monagement

FLOOR WAXING

CARPET CLEANING

Fully Insueed - Free Estimate

CALL DAY & EVES.

OVerbrook 11-3479JUBILEE MAINTENANCE |!

=| able ratese Vicinity Hic!TAPING ~- SPACKLING, _N JOB.

efficient, quick service. Reason-||

ksville,WE 1-1428.

COMPANY(0 neighborhood service)

FLOOR WAXINGPORTER SERVICEHomes — Offices — Stores

HICKSVILLEFLOOR WAXING SERVICE120 Broad: WEl!ls 5-4444

EXPERT PAPERHANGINGOV 1-5760. All Work Guar-

cleaned, shampooed, stared. PY.

on Mayflower Rug Cleaning————_____

BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHY

Commercial-Weddings. callFrank Mallett, 183 Plainview Road,Hicksyille, WEUs 1-1460.

PALMER STUDIO. Violin, saxa-

Phone, and clarinet insWElls | - 8725.

-

|

HENRY’S|

Radio & TV Sho23 BROADWAY

(comme Barclay Street)HICKSVILLE

WElls 1-0627

Spedializing In:

REPAIRS ONLY

TV - AUTO RADIO

HOME RADIO

PHONOGRAPHS

ALL WORK GUARANTEED

PAINLING AND DECORATINGInside and outside. Reasonable

prices. Call AL, WE 1-3934,

CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTORBathrooms, showers, kitchens.Repairs. Free estimate. WE 1l-

135)

SCHUMAN’S PORTER SER’ VICEand Rug Cleaning. OV 1-0467.

A. MESCHKOWLicensed and Bonded

Plumbing and Heating ContractorBathrooms installed Repairs

“LILCO Reg. Dealer”WElis 5 - 4603

Town & Country Mimeo Sh|

Priming - MimeograpMailing - Addressing

Folding - Trimming

ELECTRO STENCILS CUT

“Complete Letter Shop’” =

Levitiqwn-Hicksville MimeoForms, Contracts, Inventory lists,

}

Resumes, Addressing.“SQuality & Efficiency -

52 Fordham Ave.|

teset? Bes OULANYANE

WE AR AS NEAR

As Your Phone

WE 5-1122

HICKSVICESSPOO

SERVIC|

Cesspo Vacuum Cleaned},

Most Modern & Mest EfficientMost Odorless Method

a Te Ta)

BASEMENTS

PRE-WINTER SALE!LOW LCW PRICE!!

SEE FOR YOURSELF

JO LOCATIONOM REQUEST

—BY_

ONE STOP &aHOME MODERNIZING CORP

=

WElls 1-18706 E

5

Year Terms.No Down Payme:FREE. ESTIMATE

355 JERICHO TP

U Your Lawn!

Licensee firs. Ronnie

COUNTCESSPOO

&q SERVICCHEMICAL CLEANING

PUMPING, SCRAPING.

REASONABL-

PRICESCAVE-INS &a OVERFLOWS

_Time Payments Arranged

Corner plot, nice location

P

518,2 Gal PY

-LOST & FOUND_

LOS - B CHAIR from.|} 5

car on J Ave., Hicksville. |Af found call WE-}.3484,

be bee Ret we

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by

R. DURWOOD GUY, Jr.

CHILDREN AND ADULTS.—

For Information Call WE 8-959)

Thursda Octobe 201960 - ISL H - pNt, afcx Yellow Jacke ees

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CHA-CHA — TANGOMERENGUE AND ALL

ExmperienceT eachingWE 8 — —

- GR

N.Y. State CertifiedTe All Subjects

( Earoll New).

EDUCATIONAL SKILLS* CENTER:

PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION IN

TAP DANCIFOR CHILDREN es

AMERICAN LEGION HALL

_

24 Nichélel St., Hickeville

EDWARD ENYARTWE ee

Room, Town Hall, Oyster Bay, on

October 27, -1960 at 7:30 p.m.CASE 460-735

‘

demached&

to residence Herkimer Avenue and Chemung‘havin leoncoer yard than ordi- Place;

nance

LOCATION -~

Stanley Street andDrive, Hicksville.

CASE 960-740

BEORS RSy

Barnet and Billy May.

.For reservations. and ticket in-

‘formation call the Cork n° Bib,ED 4-9755,

LEGAL NOTICE

Drive, Jericho.BY ORDER OF THE.

BOARD OF APPEALSTown of Oyster Bay

c/oJoseph Lippert .

N Secretary.

Fon 100 East Old Country oysrEeR BAY, NEW YORKoad, Hickavtile:

: OCTOBER 17, 1960SUBJECT -- Variance to erect a

©364x10/20residence on a plot having less —

side ‘front set CCE OF HEARING UPON: P)

ordinance requires. e NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that theLOCATION -- Northwest corner of Oyster Bay for -the fiscal year beginning

ga Place and Saratoga mad filed fn

tise

Cano aie en

by

Pursuant to Sectio 113 of the Town Law, thethe following Town Officers are hereby specified as

&

Councilman (6) eachClerk

John J.. Burns, SupervisorDated: Oyster Bay, N.Y.October II, 1960

C 367 X 10/20

* Inc.; c/ov

and Corcoran, 5

Esqs., 100 East Old Country

"Read, Hicksville.:

:

APPELLANT —. Edward Klebing, SUBJECT —-. Variance be sete

* MIDASLA HERAL _«

co copyrigh b 16 Islnd Heral 1960

Poblich Weakl for the Mid-telond Communtty a

PRE

HE&# OUR MAN. Citizen&#39 Committee urgi: :

tion of Henry M. Curran as State Senator1

a FEHREheaded by Joe Lync of Plainview, Vice Presi eee

:

citizens’ group, candidate Curran, Dr. Chester Kamin- State Senate Asse mbester of Jericho, President; and Joh Galasso of Oyster

°

,

:

:

Bay, Secretary.

Legionnaires’ LogCHARLES WAGNER, Post 421, Higksville NY.

By JERRY CONNOLLY

Our Oct, 17th meeting saw final

Plans Sere) O ee ee dee

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ing information in the new 1961

Camping Guide.Summer camp space is at a

premium. The ‘‘early bird’’ will

get his choice area and period.In order to do this, it will be

necessary to return the applica-tion together with a check or moneyorder made payable to Nassau

County Council in the amount of

$10.00 at the conclusion of the

evening. Remember - 1960 was a

record camping year.

genF. Allen of 140 Miller Ra Hicks-

at Merc

BODY REPAIRTHAT BEATS ‘EM ALL!

MADDEN’SAuto Body. Shop

149 WOODBURY ROAD

HICKSVILLE

WE. 1-977. .

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