DM Chapter(Continued f r om page l )Sayville, roses by Rose Fair ofBlue Point, labor by Robert andJohn Gerard of Patchogue andsigns by Henry Gould of Bay-port. The fiesta of Spanish cul-ture has been set for July 24at the Republican Clubhouse lnBP. Representing the club in aseparate car were Mrs. RobertSheridan, county president, andMrs. James Deedy, Mrs. MildredSloane an<* Mrs. Edwins Rager.Judy Matswnaye walked with theunit In a GOP elephant costume.

A Hawaiian scene was depictedfor the Town Recreation Depart-ment float. Joan McDowell, LynnMicDougal, Jane Dranitzke andSusan Kaplan represented theHawaiian girls, and Donald Reedwas the life guard. Anthony Kur-tinaitis was the guitar playerand Robert Maletta the beachboy. Grady GiUiland drove thefloat.

The Girl Scouts of Americafloat, with the theme of 53 yearsof fun and service, won the jun -ior division of Most BeautifulFloat. Scouts on the float wereElaine Dew, Delia Shields. Su-san Gorman and Jacqueline Mc-Mullen. Edward Shields madethe float with the assistance ofvolunteer girl scouts.

" Mary Pcppins" was the themeof the River Avenue School float ,which took second place. It waadesigned by Larry Vllardo. artteacher at the school. Mary LouPausewang played Miss Popplns.Theresa Micucci and Derails Cookwere the children, and GeorgeSchordine and Richard Bergerdepicted the chimney sweeps.There »was a third-place tiebetween the Christian ServiceBrigade float cf the EvangelicalFree Church, depicting theworld-wide appeal of the Chris-tian gospel, and the Cub ScoutPack ll float with the theme ofsaving American forests fromfires.

Judges of the floats wereGeorge Lechtrecker, formerPatchogue mayor; Henry Sch-midt, superintendent of the FireIsland National Seashore,Thomas Looby, superintendentof Patchogue-Medford schools,and Lieut. Col. Al Kalian of theU. S. Army Reserve.

Bond CompetitionFirst three winners in the band

competition were the NorthPatchogue Fire DepartmentBand, the Patchogue Village Bandand the Patchogue Junior HighSchool Band, including studentsfrom South Ocean Avenue andOregon Avenue Schools. TheGolden Grenadiers of Medfordwon tlie Senior Drum and BugleCorps division. The Bayport FireDepartment Red Devils took firstin the Junior Drum and BugleCorps division. There waa a tiefor the second place between theBlue Point and West Sayvillecorps.

Judges of the musical ui Itswere Tom Warne, Robert Filan-geri, Tom Scott , James McKeownand Hi Smith.

Among the dignitaries who at-tended were County Executive H,Lee Dennison, Brookhaven TownSupervisor Charles R. Dominy,.and Count} Sheriff Frank Gross.

Gold Star Mothers attendingwere Mrs. Dorothy Truelt andMrs. Marie Gillette.

In addition to Mr. Waldbauer,Trustees Charles Miller, RoyKrieger* Edmund Tuton, DonaldSchneider and WiUiam Newham,and Police Justice Arthur Mapes

represented the village.Town Councilmen William

Rogers, John Foley and RobertHughes also rode in the parade.

George Lechtrecker, alsopresident of the PatchogueChamber of Commerce, andHarry Weeks, executive sec-retary of the chamber, and Mr ,Schmidt were in the parade.

With the theme, "Answeungthe Alarm," the Blue Point F ireDepartment float showed smokfcoming from a house. Respond' .„'to the alarrn were "firen> "Jim Di\on , Larr> Bevis , Jos..Weeks, John Hutchinson, D<n .Johnstone, Ken Mitchell and Ro-bert Schmidt. Assistant ChiefOrto Medeck was in charge of thefloat.

Miss Joan Scott representedthe Irving Hart American LegionPost 1766 of East Setauket.

Bible Is Theme

The First Baptist Church ofPatchogue took the theme "OurHeritage, The Bible." Riding ona covered wagon were LynetteMcCormick, Mrs. Peggy Wat-kins (in front) and Marjorie andLinda Calkins (In back). Aborepresenting the Pioneer Girlsof the church were Mrs, Mar-garet Meiner, Claudia Reeve ,Marjorie Pierce , Mary Jo Zolloand Ethel Gerard.

The Emanuel Lutheran Churchfloat had a replica of a churchand the theme, "CitizenshipUnder God."

The float of the Knights ofColumbus Council 725, Patch-ogue, depicted the theme of "KeepPrayer in SchooL." Nicolette andDeborah Salvatto were seated atdesks.

"Serves the Youth of the Area"was the theme of the Bee HiveDepartment Store float. Parti-cipating in the entry were SusanAvlno, Christine Dougherty, Ma-rilyn An'.risani, Viekl Katushaand Kathy Sylvester.

Riding on the Lions Club floatwere Barbara Robertaccio andMarie Pontleri. The float wasdriven by C. J. Wolfarth. Thefloat committee was headed byAngelo Juliano and Robert Han-son.

Dancing on the float of theFrank E. Ransome, Jr., Repub-lican Club were Marie Gam-bino, Marie Cutillo. and LyndaCarlson. Music was providedby Vincent Ferreri, Andrew Rod-dlnl, Paul Gagnon and VincentFerreri, Jr.

Modern dances were done onthe Patchogue Kiwanis Club floatby Christine Engelschjon, NancyFiehler, Pamela Silhan, AuroraHunter, Carol Nolan, Linda Stilland Robin Kern. Riding in the carwere Charles Faulkner, MurrayRose, Kathleen Goetz, Susan Cas-sel, Karleen Erhardt and JeanneLogan. The Kiwanis banner wasearried by Catherine Delaneyand Theresa, Paul and AndrewGoetz. Kiwanis was marking its50th anniversary.

Introduce Schools

Carrying the banner introduc-ing the Patchogue-MedfordSchools were Theresa LaBatto,Diane Kaminski , Christine Purdyand Jackie Hunter. Depicting aclassroom from 1900 was thefloat of the Tremont AvenueSchool. On the float were DianeJones, "teacher ," and the stu-dents , Ronald Watkins , Jean-nette Martinez, Joseph Marano,John Goepferich, Barbara Logueand Gloria Farrell.

Assistant Director JosephSchauer, Sr., led the GoldenGrenadiers. John Walsh wasdrum major.

Mastic Cub Pack 262 , spon-sored by Uie Moriches AmericanLegion Post 929, entered a floatwith the theme, "Remember1776." It was driven by PostCommander Joseph Provost.

Charles Mischo, president, andJohn Shaughnessy, vice-pres-ident, of the North PatchogueYouth. Athletic Club, and JackHartman, John Shaughnessy andScott Bowie carried the bannerto lead members of the club'sextensive athletic program.

Fireman James Armsteadhad the pleasant task of driv inga vehicle carrying three beautieswho will compete in the July 23Beauty Contest to be held bjEuclid Hose Company 2 at theLake Street Fire House. Theywere Susan Engelschjon, KathyLinehan and Ellen Engelschjon.

Riding in the Pilot Club ofPatchogue car were Mrs. \deleRay, director; Mme. MinnieGiuri , Mrs. Clifford Hordlow andMrs. N. Toscano.

The Canaan Lake Beach Com-munity Club vehicle include dMiss Flora Mucclolo, JosephHajduk, president , Mr. and Mrs.Wesley Williams and their chil-dren, Bruce and Gail.

The Patchogue Civic and Gar-den Club car included Mrs. HildaEdelstein, president; Mrs. Flo-rence Porter, Mrs. MillicentJohnson, Mrs. Marion Snyderand Mrs. Fonse Palermo.

BaCCafCIUrOtffGBreMmt Mel d

\ Baccalaureate breakfasti.onoring members of the class ofiS65 of the Patchogue MethodistC hurch was held June 27 inWesley hall , sponsored by thocommission of education.

The Rev . Dr. LesterHawea ad-ministered the Sacrament of HolyCommunion to the graduates andtheir guests , followed by a break-fast served b> Carolyn Williams,Marie Christenscn, Joan Larsen^nd Shelly Kemp.

(itiests at the breakfast were,Dr . Hawes , Mrs. Raymond

" 11115, chairman of com-*¦ ¦•ion of education ; Mrs.

< ''ir-'es Kemp, church schoolintfxient , Mr. and Mrs .t "vf ei .dan, advisors of the

¦e, t Methodist Youth Fellow-M Mi i- Martin Tole.v ,campus. ¦ ir> secretary of the

^ '. nen 's society; Mrs .SamuelJul."- , i ervations; Mrs. War-ren N. "mover and Mrs, MartinFolev , Lcs..esses. Co-Hostesses'were Mis. Charles Kemp andMrs. \dolfo Salinas with theirconumuee, Mrs. Robert Salmon-sen, Mrs. Herbert 7enker , Mrs.George biffert , Miss DorothyFurman, Mrs. Ralph Robinson,Mrs. Lyman Terrell and Mrs,Dana Scott.

The 1965 graduates of the Pat-chogue Methodist Church areGeorge Bennett, Laurie Car-apezza, Deborah Chambers,Geoi geanna Clay, Robert David-son, Ronald Hartmann , LindaHayward , Robert "Henken, DavidHenson, Bruce Hoppe, David Kal-ler , Thomas Kemp, Lynne King,Kenneth Meyer , David Murpht,Linda Niemeyer, Nancy Payne,Thomas Re Mem, CathiSchmidt,Dana Scott, j r., Laura Tingen,Gil J. Watts and BarbaraW insche.

STUDENT EARNINGSBROOKLYN- It is not 'neces-

sary for studen* to stopworkingthis summer after earning a totalof $600, reports Thomas E. Scan-Ion , Brooklv n district director ofInternal Rev enue which servicesLong Islan d. He advised parentsthat it is possiDle to clajm a sonor daughr r as 3 dependent onFederal income tax returns evenif thev earn more than $600, ifthe child is a student. Mr. Scanlonsuggested that taxpayers call orcome to nis office at 35 TillaryStreet . Brooklvn , to secure infor-mation as to the conditions underwhich they mav still receive anexemption on their 1 65 returnfor a student who has earned laexcess of $600.

29. MOTOR VEHICLESFOR SftlE

1958 PLYMOUTH 6 cyl., auto-matic $195. 19 Westwood Dr.Shirley. 585-6789, 45tl

O H i ¦ i i l i i i n i ii ¦ mm .na. n ~

1963 TRIUMPK-TR-4, Goodtires. New Battery. Asking$1,700. GR 5-2351. 45tl

1963 RAMBLER CLASSIC, $660,standard transmission, over-drive , many extras. Private. AT6-2275. 4511

1965 VALIANT, 100, $200. cash..Take-«verpay»iasnts, S75, month-ly. 475-3802. 45tl

1964 VALIANT V200 - 4 doorsedan. Perfect condition. GR 5-7385. 45tl

36. EAR I TRUCKREMTftl

PROFESSIONAL MEN 'BUSINESSMEN

Tax deductibleAUTO LEASING

NEW-BUICKSCHEVROLETS

CORVAIRSOPELS

CHECKS RATES WITHGRADY AUTO RENTAL

DIVISION OF

P.J.GRADY, Ine.Montauk Hwy, West Sayville

LT 9-3100 27tf

MS. HELP WANTEDI MALE

! 5

SALESMENiportunlty for semi-retiredtn. Leads furnished. Make yourn hours.

Nick Fuccillo _ SonOil Company

GR 5-082641tTF

TOY DEMONSTRATORSWe deliver and collect

Worlds finest toysTerrific earnings

Plus profit sharing bonus289-3744 or GR 5-8417Between 4 - 6 pjn.

¦ r , 44t2_experienced sandwich manvsfflted - Experienced sandwich

J&t wanted - Experienced wait-ress for counter and tables.

KURTS COFFEE SHOP168 West Main St., Patchogue

GR 5-2540_____ 45tl _

Part time, evenings, cleaner, ma-ture man, to develop into full timetiext fall. Holbrook-Lake Rookon-fcoma area. Call, 10-5, JU 8-5024.

44t3

' MEN - PART-TIME $2.25 perhour. Any 20 hours. Call GR 5-

.2237, 4-8 PM, for Interview.~ 45tl

16. HELP WANTEDMALE-FEMALE

NEWFACTOR Y

MARY-ANNSPORT SWEAR

.ADIES COATS & SPORTSWEAR(Form.rly Snow Whit. Building)

WANTEDFOREMAN ORFLOGRL ADY

OPERATORS ON SINGLENEEDLE MACHINES

AND SPECIAL MACHINESSOME LEARNERS

PLEASANT WORKINGCONDITIONS

0000 PAYAIR CONDITIONED

-COOL176 MC .GRAW STREETSHIRLEY, NEW YORK

281-9851 45tl

OFFICE ASSISTANTFor electrical contractor

Handle payroll - account'sreceivable, Billing, posting,telephone

Must typeHelpful if can take dictation.

Send resume to Box 780 CCPatchogue

44t2

PART - TIME BOOKKEEPERPermanent basis. 1-5 PM 5-dayweek. Knowledge typing. Sendresume to P.O. Box 643 -CenterMoriches. 45tf

W. HELP WANTE DFEMALE

GIOIA GARMENTS .8i River Ave., Pitchogue

EXPERIENCED DRESS0PERATOIS

H9MAN HAND PRESSESSTEADY WORK

GR 5-5204 40161YOUNG WOMAN, high schoolbusiness course graduate, firstclass typist for permanent posi-tion in our bookkeeping depart--,ment. Excellent working condi-tions. Please write qualifica-tions, education, references andpersonal data ia first latter forappointment. Address- P. O.Box780 AA, Patchogue, N.Y. 44tfCTRL EXPERL CED FOR IN-Sl/RANCE OFFICE. Good typist,5 day week. Write Box #780 S,/ fttehogue. 41t TFCLEANING WOMAN - 3 or 4days a week. Alternating Satur-days, 8 -4. Sayville Nursing -Home, „LT 9-3030, . 4Jt5,OPENING FOR OFFICE GIRL Inlocal branch. Must be qualifiedin steno and typing. Many bene-fits. Good starting salary. Con-tact F. X. Abrahall, managerHousehold Finance Corp., Say-ville. N. Y. LT 9-3638. 45tl'CLEANING WOMAN - 4 morn-ings every week. Reliable.References required. Own trans-portation. East Patchogue, GR 5- '5430. 4Stl

NURSES AIDE, full or part-time.Experience not necessary (Inservice program). Sayville Nurs-ing Home, LT 9-3C0, 45ii

mmmvmmammwmmmm% ~m^m*mmmrmm1mmwam^^ ¦

CLERICAL - Office experience :essential. Contact Mrs. Ray. BeeHive - 19SEast:4aln StreetGR 5-9000. 45tl

m»mmmmmmmmmmmmmWmPmm%mmmmmmmB~mm^

WOMAN TO CLEAN, 1/2 day aweek. References. GR 5-7472.

45tl

26. SPECIALIZEDSERVICES

IRON RAILINGSCustom made

A-l material and workmanshipDirect manufacturer - low priceFully guaranteed, no middlemen

Call MO 9-2148 anytimeOr GR 5-3863 after 5p.m.

45tl

FURNITURE REITMSHING- Re-pairing, regluing. Let us removeyour old finish. AT 6-9703. 45t8

28. BOATS , MOTORS ,SltPPtlES

HOPPE'S MARINE SERVICE:.'

Texaco Marine ProductsChrysler Outboard MotorsToytown &. Sportcraft Boats

Bait, and TackleSALES AND SERVICE

61 Price Street, Patchogue(foot River Ave., on the River)

GR 5-0512 4itfDOCK SPACE

Availablelights -water -gulf products •

Marine suppliesFactory trained mechanic

PHIL'S DOC KS315 River Avenue GRover 5-1143

_ 34tTF

15 FT. LYMAN LAPSTR \KErunabout. 35 HP Ev inrude. Teenytrailer. $550. 281-7270. 43t3 -

LYMAN RUNABOUT

15 FOOTNavj top. Self Start

Good Motor. Ready to Go.QUICK SALE S350,

171 No. Ocean AvenuePatchogue 45tf

ULRICKSEN-24 FOOTSEASKIFF

Hard top. Chrysler Ace Motor.Sen-dure. Fresh water system.Excellent condition. Mahoganyhull , $2,500. Firm.

Call GR 5-9482 45tl

21' HARDTOP SKIFFnew 75 h.p. motorIn water - 2 bunks

headAll equipment

GR 5-2923 45tl

34 Ft. Custom Sport CruiserSleeps 5, Stove, Flying Bridge

Palmer engine,75 Gal Fresh water tank

Very ReasonableCall After 5:30

PA 7-4925 45tl1958 Owens - 23 Ft. - 220 H.P.- Fully Equipped, in Water Rea-sonable. 281-7273. 45t2

20 FOOT CHRIS CRAFT, sleeps2, head, sink and wellfound. $950.In water at 145 Conklin Avenue,Patchogue. 45tl

17' 6" FIBERGLASS SHEL-TERED CABIN, 2 bunks, 35John-son, $550. EM 3-6036. 45tl7 1/2 EVINRUDE, 11' Skimmar,2 years old. LT 9-7573 evenings.

45tl

23' CHRIS CRAFT cabin cruiser,95 h.p., head, galley, very goodcondition. GR 5-1584. 45tl

14 FOOT WOODEN LAPSTRAKE,includes, Oars, anchor. Sac-rifice. $80. AT 6-9274. 45tl14 ft. Lyman 1962 - 50H.P. Mer-cury - Asking $550. - Call 281-9403. 45tl

» * i mi.

CHRIS CRAFT - 26 Ft., head,galley. 125 HP. A-l condition.$2,000. GR 5-8071. 45tl

29. MOTOR VEHIC LESFOR SALE

I JOSEPH POLLACKDODGE & PLYMOUTH -

USED CARS BOUGHT _. SOLDEASY' TERMS

SALES SERVICE REPAIRS

TEXACO Gas &. Oil60 Pontiac Convertible

61 Plymouth 4 dr. SedanSpecial $550.

58 Hillman Husky63 Chevrolet 4 dr.

Impala Hardtop61 Dodge ConvertibleMany Other Specials

MONTAUK HIGHWAY &BAY AVENUE

878-0790 878-0779East Moriches. 44t2

VOLKSWAGEN -New model 1500S. Sedan. New . Very reasonableYA 4-3838. 34ttf

1938 BUICK- TOURING CAR-Convert ible. ON THE RO.AD1965. PA 7-4697. 44t2

1959 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER ,equipped with cabinets, water,foam mattress, curtains, jal-

, ousied windows. $495. SE2-6756, 44t2 "

1959 OLDSMOBILE-2door . Goodcondition . AT 9-0959. 44t2'

WANT TO BUY AUTOMOBILE

1958-1961 FORD OR CHEVRO-LET CONVERTIBLE. CLEAN.WILL PAY CASH. GR 5-2878

A FTER 6 P.M. 45tl1959 AUSTIN, good running con:dition. New tires, $150, YA 4-6329. 45tl

25. FURNIT UREFOR SALE6 PIECE

BEDROOM SETWhite - modern

Twin bedsVery good condition

$90.EM 3-6410 45tl

28.SPECIALEZEBSE8¥iCES

RUDY PLATEROTlGENERAL CONTRACTOR

FINANCING ARRANGEDCUSTOM HOMES

GARAGEHOME IMPROVEMENTSFIREPLACE- ALL KIND

MASON WORKGR 5-5204 or AT 6-0016

16ttf

WHEELS ALIGNED-BALANCED-

SHOCK ABSORBE RHEADQUARTERS

IN SUFFOLK COUNTYKRESGES

ALIGNMENT SERVICE540 East Main St. PatchogueGRover 5-1377 or _ ____ __ 23tf

PAINTING & DECORATING.INSIDE-OUTSIDEWALLPAPERING

SHEETROCKSPACKUNG

TAPINGExperienced -Expert Work

DICK USHERFormerly foreman for Halliwell

HR 2-02853tTF

"PHOTOCOPYING ~BY APPOINTMENT

We do photocopying on sheets upto 8 1/2" wide x 14"deep. If youare In need of a copy of your birthcertificate, marriage license, alegal document or somethingsimilar, callTHE LONG ISLAND ADVANCE

GR 5-100020 Medford Avenue Patchogue

(Ask for Miss Peters)34ttf

J's PAINTING & DECORATING

Over 20 years Experience.INTERIOR - EXTERIOR

GROVER 5-235439t7 .

tTREES -SHRUBBERYTrimmed and removed

Grass cutCleanups

Inside or outMoving jobs

GR 5-5612 39t7¦MB»gHB,iB.__ ««_-BMHiwNWN<M«M--ni ^BW :

H." & A.'STEUERWALDLAND CLEARING

EXCAVATING- GRADING ITop soil & fill I

CESSPOOL - TRENCHDIGGING- FIREWOOD I

Phone 878-0711¦ .-a__Lj

PAINTINGPAPERH4N8IN6

CARPENTRYCALL "ARTHUR"

, „P,R jr,4996 42tf

CESSPOOLSCleaned-Ruilt-Serviced

SPECIAL8 x 10 Pool or overflow

$149.HALLOCK ENTERPRISES-1NC.

Formerly Alfred HallockGR 5-1905 43t4

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN ALAWN IN THE FALL? Now Isthe time to plan. Do you wantMiriam Blue or Sod? I willguarantee your lawn. Next monthis the time. Do not wait untilSpring! If you want a nice lawnget In touch with me now and getstarted. GROVER 5-2851 44t2

CAR PENTRY-AU kinds, FairPriced. Free Estimates. BUDPARSONS. SE-2-5998. 44t4

PETER SFOGLIA- Painting,spackling, decorating and financ-ing arranged. GR. 5-2484. 43t4MOVING AND TRUCKING -Closed 21' van. No job too small.Reasonable flat rates. J, C.Trucking. GR 5-3092. 43t4A & A MASONS - Patios, Walks, •Stoops, driveways. Fancy work.No Fxtra Charge. Free Estima te.GR 5-8535. 32ttf

TREE REMOVAL and fireplacewood for sale. Ernest Legere',call before 10 A.M, YA 4-3550.

ltf¦ ¦ , 111 .1 . 1 I L I I I

CLEAN UP JOBS - Attics, eel- 'lars, garages and lawns. Light

, trucking or moving. Call after 6p.m. Gr 5-2449. 36tf.CLEAN' UP JO®. -" Attics, Cel-lars, garages. Light moving jobs.AT C-937S. 35tilPIANO TUNiNG - reasonable.Hammond. Organs and PianosPatchogue. Call GR €-2286.

t 38ttf."Carpenter, 'l'pa'tnter and •masonwork. Estimates cheerfullygiven. JU 8-8S37. 21tTF

24. MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

QUALITY LA WNTOP SOIL

Delivering for$3.25 Cu Yd,

( 5 cu yd. load minimum)Call Fridays forSaturday delivery

ALSOCR USHED STONE

Various sizes fordriveways , walks and patios.

CALLCORAM SAND 8, GRAVEL CORP.

HR 3-1730 29tf

HEARING AIDBATTERIES

MALLORY BATTERIESPARTIAL LISTINGN-CELLS-6 for .60RM 675- 6 for 1.80RM 401- 2 for .85ZENITH CORDS 1.40/ LL OTHER CORDS 1.75

SUFFOLK COUNTYHEARING AID CENTER

22 Lawrence AvenueSmithtown-AN 5-6767

451 E. Main St.Patchogue 473 1339 44t4

¦i_—>i_______na Bnaafi«nBW ^ BrMMBH-aH_BO«a_B^

BOATS LAUNCHEDCALL

HOPPECR 5-0512 Jltf i

"MINOX B CAMERA , with built-in coupled exposure meter. As.good as the day it was bought.Leather case and chain. Cost$100. Will take $50. TelephoneGR 5-1000. Ask for Miss Peters.

43tf

VACUUM CLEANERSKirby $ 35Electrolux 25Singer 15

All excellent condition.DON'S BARBER SHOP , opposite'

Blue Point Fire House. 44t2-

5 1/2 -TONS NUT AND STOVECOALS, $50. Call after 7*. PMGR 5-5074. 43t3

WRINGER WASHER, good condi-tion $40. Call after 12 noon.

! AT S-2270. 45tl

HOUSEHOLD FURNITUREComplete bedroom set

walnut finish - $125.sofa, 2 chairs, 5 end tables 50.

Desk 10.Lewyt Vacuum cleaner 20.Norge wringer washer 40.

4 lamps 10.GR 5-4865 45tl

WELBILT dehumidifier - $20RCA WHIRLPOOL refrigerator

- $100Both less than year old.

Excellent condition!AT 9-3061, after 3 P.M.

45tl

FRIGIDARE 8 cu. ft. refrig-erator. Excellent condition. $45.289-3158. 45tl

KODAK RETINA, Xenar Anastig-mat lens f.3.5 and compur-rapidshutter. Picture size 24 x36mm.Takes excellent pictures. Shuttercan be stopped down to 1/500 sec-ond. Price $30. Camera can beseen by calling Miss Peters. GR5-1000. 45tf

ROOM Air Conditioner, GoodWorking condition, $60., 281-1475 45tl

HOT POINT REFRIGERATOR-12 cu. ft. Very good condition.$35. GR 5-0697. 45tlWATER HEATER -AUTOMATIC,30 gallon, gas, glass lined Pipesand fittings. $30. GR 5-1564.

45tl

25. FURNI TUR EFOR SALE

BROADLOOMREMNANTS

Hundreds in decorator colorsat tremendous savings

NO CHARGE for finished edges.LARGE SIZES UP TO 12' x 20"

CORAMRUG WORKS

Cor. Yaphank Rd. & Route 112CORAM, New York

SElden 2-4044

MAPLE RECTANGULAR COF-FEE table $15. 12X 18 Karas-tan gold carpet, 6 months old,cost $600. Sacrifice $400 withpadding. Solid mahogany QueenAnn desk, cost $300. Sacrifice$150. Red leather recliningchair cost $300, sell $100. Pro-vincial bridge table with leatherinserts and 4 cane back chairs.$175. All in excellent condition.AT 9-3880. 44t2

I» " mv ' "

FULL SIZE CONVERTIBLECOUCH. Dark brown. Like new.AT 9-0959. 44t2-¦ ¦¦— -...ii ri M . 1 _

AUCTION SALE at 'WesthamptonTrader. 4'Riverhead Road, West-hampton - July 10th - 10:30A.M.See Large ad on Page 3 45tl

17. HELP WANTEDFEMALE

HOUSEKEEPER for nice home""in exchange for lodging. Ownroom, TV, child's room If need-ed. GR 5-3863 after 5 p.m. 45tl

SALES LADY for retail storegood appearance. Write P.O. Box688, Patchogue.

45tlBar . . 1 1 '..-

HOUSEWIVES—-we offer 0 ca-reer to the woman who wishesto be In business for herselfrepresenting Avon. Write Lor-raine Maler or call GR 5-4444.

45tlCOMPANION for elderly lady inCenter Moriches. Sleep in. Lighthousekeeping. Must speak Italian.GR 5-4845, GR 5-3057. 45tl

tmm_r_tmKunmm --mm»mamma_mm ^^

j8.SiMT.eN WANT EDJOHN THEHANDYMAN-MINOR-Mason work, plumbing, carpen-try, electrical work, landscaping.281-8826. After 5 PM. 45t4

ALL AROUND HANDYMAN, in-stall fences, carpentry, paintingdriving, etc. Reasonable rates.GR 5-1949 40ttf

19. INSTRUCTIONSCARL HLSNI K

SCHOOL OF MUSICIn Patchogue since 1957326 Barton Ave., Patchogue

Guita r, Accordion > Piano.Privat e lessons. Professionalteachers. Air-Conditioned AT 9-1642 43tf

"PIANO LSsONS in your home.Beginners ana advanced pupils.Marlon Kiper-Oberlin Conserv-atory Graduate. A T 9-3290. 44t2TUTORING - Junior high teacherwill tutor Science, English, Latin,and Social Studies. EM 3-6487.

44t2SPANISH TUTOR. Qualifiedyoung lady. Reasonable. GR 5-1313. 22g

WILL TUTOR elementary sub-j ects in my home. JoanneOrlando, 320 Bayview Avenue,East Patc.iOgue._GR 5-4555. 45tl

20. PETSDACHSHUND PUPPIES, Standardand Miniature. Stud Service. JU-8-5204. ?4tf

-¦— ¦¦l>WW*»-MB--Ma«MB-9B»M_MB»-_-__B-Ba-__B_i__a-__^

PONIES AND SADDLES For sale,large selection, gentle, reason-able, 878-1087. 44t4TOY POODLE PUPPIES, StudService -Poodles & Black Pom-,oranians. SE 2-6738 36ttfBASSET 'PUPFIES - Championbloodline. AKC registered tri-colored. JU 8-8005. 44t3

• LARGE PONY - jusi. right forteenager or younger. Very gentle.Also 2 saddles, cart and harness.878-1256. 45tlTWO YEAR OLD PONY withsaddle and barn. Gentle withchildren. AT 9-0959. 45tl

I'm A LITTLE calico kitten. Doyou have a home for me? GR 5-4292. Signed Call!. 45tl

PONY AND SADDLE, $95. CallGR 5-8021 after 9 p.m. 45tl

21. LOSTwkMMMiaMMMNi.H ^MBBMB ^BMMMB

LOST WALLET In vlcinitySwez-ey Newins. Saturday. Reward.GR 5-9365. Wapplnger Fallsidentification. 45tl

23. WANTED TO BUYSELL YOUR BUSINESS

Contact the PILGER AGENCYGR 5-5151

After 5 p.m. GR 5-2011

BUYERS WAITING218 Medford Avenue

Patchogue13 tTF

1954 CHEVROLET - 2 door.Standard. Good condition. Notcorroded. GR 5-1265. 45t2

24. MISCELLANEOUSFOR SALE

a_iiapMNSaB_aMBBftl_*i_aQ«MnBa ^

SIGNS FOR SALE

35* EACHBOARDERS WANTED

FOR SALEFOR RENT

GARAGE FOR RENT-INQUIREHOUSE FOR RENTHOUSE FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR FOR RENTAPA R TMENT FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS

45* EACHNO HUNTING

NO TRESPASSINGPOSTED PROPERTY

(NO HUNTING-NO TRESPASSI-ING)

NO SMOKINGTHE LONG ISLAND ADVANCE20 Medford Ave., Patchogue

GR 5-1000Main % Center Moriches

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A team of engineers from theNew York Fire Insurance RatingOrganization inspected the firedefenses of North Patchogue,during the week of July 1, Chair-man Philip Baker, of the NPBoard of Fire Commissioner sannounced.

The engineers examined allphases of fire defense facilitiesResults of the study will be usedin determining this community'sfire protection classificationwhich is employed for underwrit-ing purposes by insurance com-panies affiliated with NYFIRO.This classification , together withthe "Key rate", is also used asa starting point for setting firerates for residential, commer-cial , and industrial properties .The present grade number is 6.

The engineers met with mun-icipal officials at fire head-qarters Julv 1 to outline in-spection procedures and answeranv questions.

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