Ai r Conditionin g

J&A CUSTOM "(IHIRYSLER

J / A I N T C M P |!

HEATING &AIR CONDITIONING

FURNACES & DUCT WORK

C-II YA 4-3330JERICHO TPKE ,RIDGE ,N Y.

Aluminum ProductsU KU V t K Pro

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SIDINGS• R E P A I R S ON G L A S S / S C R E E N• O P E N S A T U R D A Y S

577 Med ford Ave., PatchogueGR S-3443

GR 5-0020457 E A S T MAIN S T R E E T

P A T C H O G U E

SCONZO & SONSAluminum Products Mf g. Co.Afuminum Windows & Doors

Jalousies - Venetian BlindsShades — Awnings

Wrougnt Iron Roi I mgs — Fencing

, App liances

MALETTA 'S INC. 'T-V fit, A P P L I A N C E S

¦ a les fit S e r v i c e F e a t u r i n gBrand Nar r * s

MAGNAVOX - RCA - GEZENITH

T\ A n t e r m I r s t i l 'a t i o nDi al GR 5 - 8300

21 0 Medford Ave., Patchogue

Auto Body Shops

^ARRY li^r"H \ R ***** \ C A 1 D U I L L , P r . p .

* AUTO PAINTING » TOWING• COLLISION WORKDial GR 5-9790

I t no o n sw t ' GR 5 - 8 1 4 3np. Ol ' Mfl'oi 1 -. hool)

Route I l2 Medford

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--P n r ini . in• BOD . 0- t E N D E R R E P A I R S• KO \ l) V I A C H ' N F R ' *. V. CAlii• -I HOI R T O W I N G

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Automobile Dealers~/flfa BIANCO($$ MOTORS , INC .

Author izedSA L ES - SERVICE ~ P A R T S

Coll LT 9-08054120 Sunrise Highway

Say vi I le

PA TCHOGUEFORDSALES

SERVICECR 5-1133

Patchogue Motors , Inc.501 Medford Ave., Patchogue

"RUSSO CHEVROLET ,Inc."

AuthorizedSALES - SERVICE

__ K?E°RNrosR OP GR 5-1600NEW CHEVROLET' S, .,„ _ ..L .ED C ARS, P A R T S 46U fc.MainAND A U T H O R I Z E DSERVICE'

PATCHOGUESTUDEBAKER

Sales andService

24 HR. Towing ServiceLee Ti res 8. Auto Batteries

D e d l r r F o rI N T E R N A T I O N A L H A R V E S T E R

Brookh avenGarage

MONTAUK HIGHWAYBROOKHAVEN, N.Y.Telep hone ATlantic 6-0139

AUTHORIZEDLINCOLN, MERCURY

COMETSTUDEBAKER

SALES & SERVICEGR 5 - 2900

GUARANTEED USED CARS

MOTORS , INC.m. 1i:, "EPFOPD N.V ,

Travel BureausTRAVELBUREAU OF PATCHOGUE» AIR • RAIL « BUS• RESORT S « HONEYMOONS. TRAVELERS CHEQUESC a l l GR 5-8787

28 F Mam St , PATCHOGUE

Track Dealers" CASSft IfMTRUCK SALES [TRUCR^

SALES - SERVICE - PARTS

GR $-3910SUNRISE & N. OCEAN AVE.

P A T C H O G U E

Auto RentalsBUDGET RENT-A-CARJ *_ / mUGOBT ,C0 ASI\!1° COASTti 5/fe TEtbSIm T D,al AT 9-3S00I **:* J25M,*"* Jl" S m i t h t o wn Call

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*> NEW COMPACTS _ SEDANSe FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY• 24 HOUR SERVICE

224 MEDFORD AVE.PATCHOGUE

(Corner ol Roe Boulevard)

Auto Service& Rep airs

EAST ENDService Station

Shell ProductsGoodyear Tires

. General Repairs

I Auto. Electrical , Ignitionand Brake Specialist sWHEEL ALIGNMENT

445 East Main St.Patchogue , N.Y.

GR 5-9691Official New York State

inspection Station

/—JEBER MOTORS

fj£BfiS|fr tt Genera! Auto Repairs

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I SE 2-

j 8 6 01 Middle Country Rd., Coram

| Auto Tops& Seat Covers

VISIT BARTON'SFor . AUTO SEAT COVERS

• CONVERTIBLE TOPSV i b i ' Our NEW Cm\a. Dept.

Featur ingNAVY TOPS, BOAT CUSHIONS etc.

D,ol GR 5-0397319 N. MAIN PATCHOGUE I

BAHKS \

/4 \ ISLANDfj f j G l k \A STATE BANKSO-! -H__Z__J_Q 1-J-l (l"^-5 Patchogue !

\£Zin!rZe*5r Potcho gueVJ^SJ* GR 5-3020

I C o r o m O f f i c e! 1-9 \l ddle Countrv Rd., Coram, N. **..

(MJ0' W e s t of Rober t H a l l )SE 2-4004

[ s l ip T e r r a c e O f f i c e291s Sunrise H i g h w a y • JU 2-6*>0n

( E a s t of Carl'on Ave . Br idge)Eas t P a t c h o g u e Of f i c e4b8 E. Main St., Pa tchogue, L.I.

(Opp. F i rs t Na t iona l Food)Gro \e r 5-3035

Member Federal Depos i t Ins, Corp.Membe- Federal R e s e r v e System

THE PEOPLES NATIONALBANK OF LONG ISLAND

O PATCHOGUE „i-.• NO. PATCHOGUE tOJm.• MEDFORD M^Sf t V A9 SELDE N W..V9M• C E N T E R E A C H ¦Al lllVo LAK E RONKONKOMA mmMEi• FARMINGVILLE ^g^

Member F-D-I.C

THi TINKERNATIONAL BANK

"The Bank of Friendl y Service"Si . ing a 4"-. Interest

From Date of Deposi tCompounded _ Credi ted

Q u a r t e r l y

LOANS OF ALL T YP E S

Commerciol, Regular & SpecialChecking Accounts

Membe r Federal Reserve8. FDIC Corp.

*»n> r «/«_ . 5I9 E " Main St>GR 5-2600 PATCHOGUE

Bicycles"

HERBERT E. R0WSEA u t h o r i z e d

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O ol GR 5-3963> - b E Ma n PATCHOGl F-; t<- 11..

Boats-Marine Supplies

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SALES & SERVICEDial GR 5-2076

161 R i ve r Ave Patchogue

BooTT DealersPATCHOGUE BOOK SHOP

Used - Rare Out of PrintBooks * Coins

¦ N' ThingsBought 8, Sold

Open Mon. & Fri.1

4 PM to 1 0 PM. Sat. 1 30 fo 7 PM16', W. V a i n SU, Pa t chogue

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• APTs • IN -H s T R IA l

5 Y E A R GUARANTEEESTIMATESCHEERFULL" GIVEN

FHA TERMS ARRANGED

JOHN LIGUORI own„"„QOOGR 5-5010 or AT 9-0898

118 Yophonk Rd Eosi Patchogue

fences

I N D U S T R I A L o R E S I D E N T IA LPOST • R A I L o R1. STIC

CHAIN L1NF • F R FF E STIMATESNO D O W N P A Y M E N T

Medford Av e.iRt. 1 12)

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Floo r Coverin gs

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Our Huge BroadloomSt lec t ion t Include

Arrer ico's Most FamousBron d Names

ON E O F LONG ISLAND 'SLARGEST ARMSTRONG DEALERSFull Select ion of• Montlno » Tesse ra• Patr ic ian e Vernoy e Corlon

IT A 111*9 464 E. MamA l 7-lilZ Potchogue

" DERBY BROS, .«• BROADLOOM & CARP ETS• LIN OLEUMeTILE eFORMICA• BANK TERMS ARRA NGED

MAGE E •***. MONARCHGULISTAN Dial GR 5-2727435 E Main pa tchogue

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& WEGH0RN CO RP.E KENNETH LAWRENCE Genl Mqr

! INSURANCE AGENTSI <S COUNSELLORS1 4 7 5 - 2 5 00

70 N Ocean Ave Patchogue

LOUIS A. FUOCO JR."BUD" FUOCO

ALL FORMS OFINSURANCE

Dial AT 9-0151. '97 E MAIN ST PATCHOGUE

' PILGERAGENCY

Insurance - Real EstateGRover 5-5151

218 Medford Av e.,PotchogueJOHN P. 0ERTEL

SCOTTO-0ERTELAGtNCY

INSURANCEDial GR 5-5440

15 N Ocean Ave , Patchogue

Stricklan d Age ncy, ^Al l Forms of I n s u r a n c e

23 Stat ion Road , Bellpoit , N Y

ATlantic 6-03121 036 Hernpiteod TpkeFranklin Square , N Y

FLora l Park 4-3320

JOHN A. YOUNGAGENCY INC

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G E N E R A L I N S U R A N C ELIFE I N S U R A N C EDial AT 6-9212

1 4 1 2 Montauk Hwy E Potchogue

lawn Mowers

CARL 'S L P tR:i® TORO• R E P A I R S A Vara V. R F N T A I S

Si r i int. W h i t t t c S( I I

O P E N F R I D A Y S U N T I L 9 PMA PRIL 1 TO OCT. i

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175 Medfo rd AvePatchogue GR 5 4105

Brake Service [jf SUFFOLK COUNTY

BRAKE SERVICE"Serving Suf fo lk Since 1933"

« BRAKE LININGS • DRUMSREPLACED • POWER BRAKES

Dial GR 5 - 1722314 Medfor d Ave. Patchogue

Building Materials

ISLAND c°°> ctLr ber• Wal l Board • P o i n t s

• Glass <J Tools o Hardware

• Cement Bloef. - • I' ason Materials

UP T O C A T F DISPLAYOF ALL NEW PRODUCT S

Promp t Del T h r o u g h ou tL Of C » ¦» / A N D

coii Gft 5-3232At Medfo rd Station Route 112

MEDFORD

ChemistStuart Drug Co. \

l.L. Scloff , Ph.G. N. Tobin jFree D e l i v e r y Serv ice

ADEQUATE PARKINGAt Rear Door

128 E. Main St.. PatchogueTel GR S-2288

Cleaners & Dyers ~f -\ »-. Q u- i l i *> jt Y, _A» "*» Drv C lean ing1JX i.H-lilil L e a t h e r &. Suede\T S —' *•*. ork jMk\ ^. , Sn r- i rpe t & R u t II rA\\ QJJj <

CI . i m r ,Vi\._W%V7 *~ Shoe R e p a i r I

(J ber *- e I Hill Bln-l-ed

Fu-a C l t a n e d &. S u re d

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I D C l^Ofl ¦''J 0 Aledford AveOK 0— I4JU Patchogue

HR 2-0430 "X°""h'"'l~D C li-Jfl ' S t t e s t A n u -UK D— JUJU Potchogue

HIGHWAY CLEANINGExperr Dr\ CU H I I I I ,

IF YOU HAVE ANY DRYCLEANING PROBLEMS WEWILL SOLVE THEM FOR YOUAH i; 'JO 'JI 4 4 *-. V. "I nnbl\ D'-toul Pii chojin

Concrefe-Reacfy /Mix

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ed AT 6-9595V o n i a u « H A> . «. B E L L P O R T

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_ I n i_ e Hon. Q u o l a t i ns .» S A N D e F I L l» O R A \ F L • GRIT

PAr k 7 4177 Plants YAphank 4 3361

Kroemer A\ ( M I U L I P -c Roe 1RI \ L R H F A I l M I D D 1 C I S I A N I 1

Dehtattsten

PAT 'S MARK ETBUFF tT STYLE C A T E R I N G

• Co/a1 Cut P la t te rs• Home Made Salads• Promp t D e l i v e r i e s*> Open Sunday s

A RC Jf lOn 45o Medford A % c

bnD"4U0 <J Patchogue

Electrical Contractors¦Phone G I?ove' 5-434 1

Charles H. BrysonLICENSLL)

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Electri c Range & Water HeaterRep a r$

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G R o v e r 5-3090

WILLIAMS A V E (Off Long Island Ave)HOLTSVILLE

FOR SPACE IN

. THE DIRECTORY

CALL GR 5-1000

Ask For Mr, futhili

- Jgjgnn'Ffc *L A" R R Y ' S

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CC 0 07/ 1 l f " i Ar sc . t r""- -. - 0/0 I C i l l SF 2-s --,S883 Midd le Country Rd Selden

Motorcycl esMOTOriC **. c i t -in 1MOTOR SCOOT1-RS

SALFS - SE R \ K F - P A R T SD i s i r i n r f r P i r - 1 1 i r e s*i *L ?1 NI e B F N t L L l eJAW A»l R E t Vt s . \ | - s p\ . L A \ I B R t T T A

CLASSIC MOTORSDial 289-3030

288 Waver l y Ave Patchogue

Movin g & Storage

KING S ^v«;29 MuKord St Patchogue

D a i 2 8 6 - 0 2 2 2Agent tor

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6E0R-DEE VK .OFUEL OIL

14 9e Per Gallon-* M r E i n r r s - r r

I Dial GR 5-7010j 126 Mtd fo d Ave Patchogue

SWEZ EY r;cE °1 f~~\ H E A T IN G O I L S' («SO) OIL B U R NE R S

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I Port Jef fers on PatchogueHR 3-5500 GR 5-027051 Rider Ave , Patchogue

P aintPaint ers ' S upplies

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MEDFORD PAINT& SUPPLY, Inc.

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V a s t s e l ec t i o n s of co lo rs ormixed to order — V ia l l paper —S a n i t o s — Too l s for Taping &Spacl i l ing — Brushes — R o l l e r s

RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAL

I N D U S T R I A L

D.ai 289 - 38881902 RT. 112 MEDFORD

(opp Tremont A v e School)

Pizia PiesDehc ious PIZZA PIE To TakeHome _ Cal l GR 5-88S0 orG R 5 - 5 5 4 1 Fr e s h l y Made Pi7ioDough at M I I T imes«H \MB1 M.ERse l lOT nO(,s »HHO~• I T A L I A N D I N N l - R S *SN \Ch. sPat' s Whirl-Inn Restaurant

Route 112 (Medford Ave) N Potchogue

Plumbing & Heating

ZUKOWSKIP lunb tng & Heat ng

Auth GE App l i ance Dea ler

Tel AT lonnc 6-0052

Montauk Highway

brookhaven L I N Y

Reef EstateJ L IALD W S H A W

Rf- A L EST A TE A GE N C YC L A R I B E L B SHAW

Licensed Real Estate BrokerRepresent ing the ult imate in

H O ME S , LOTS , A C R E A G E &B U S I N E S S P R O P E R T I E S

1^7 So Country RoadBel par * TCL 2S^ 0 J 4">

Tires __telGLINO Bros.lnc. ^-*- W HOLES/ . _ ? ^mBh.- RETAIL *>WiHiJP9• NEW & RECAPPECT ''Bil '• ALL STANDARD BRANDSDial GR 5 - 1680510 W e s t S u n r is e H ig hw a y

P A T C H O G U E

SHOP THE DIRECTORY !

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\LB -\N\ —State ComptrolleiArthur Levitt has announced adistribution of state aid for ed-ucation. The sum of 8618,351,-598.95 is being distributed to theschool districts of the state asthe state's share in the supportof public schools.

Supervisory districts inSuffolkCounty are receiving $29,-156,128.54, and the villages,$27,862,008.37.

State Distributing ;Aid for Education

Edward H. L. Smith, director,Suffolk County Office of CivilDefense has just completed aspecial course in communityshelter planning.

Mr. Smith was one of 28 localofficials from throughout theI nited States to attend tlie Officeof Civil Defense Staff College inBattle Creek , Mich . He workedwith professional planners to de-vel op methods b\ which the localgovernment of Suffolk County canbest develop an essential falloutshelter program for tlie generalpublic.

In addition to defining tiie civildefense program as conductedbvthe Federal , State and local juris -dictions of government , this spe-cial training covered nuclear at-tack considerations and tlie ef-fects of modern weaponry.I ndpr Icontract with the Office of C ivil 'Defense, tlie course at Staff Col-lege was conducted bv the 1 m-versitv of Tennessee Graduate iSchool of Planning. The place oftlie planners and tiie planningagency in developing some sixsteps for a total community shel-ter program were discussed mrelationship to urban planning,contracting, organizing and staff-ing.

This planning is being consid-ered here in order to providethe public with information need-ed as to where fallout shelter islocated , how best to allocate it,and what emergency measureswill be necessary in the event ofattack on tins nation.

Suff. CountyCD DirectorTakes Course

L \KE RO^ KONKOM V - Thewell -known Lnghsh retreatmaster and author , the Rev Ber-nard Basset, S. ] ., wno is tour-ing the United Mates piving aseries of ta lks , wi l l i.ordui.t aretreat at tne Cenac 'e RetreatHouse on Memorial Day week-end. May 27 to Ma\ 30

Father Basset was born in Lon-don in 1909 and was educatedat Stonyhurst C ollege and atCampion Hall , Oxford He taughthistory at Stonyhurst and Beau-mont Colleges In 1944 he be-came associated with the RoyalMr Force Leadership courses

He devoted 13 years to this andto similar wort for people ofeverv age and type In spiteof much traveling, and a gooddeal of lecturing and preaching,his most constant -vork sincehis ordination in 194 1 has beenorganizing and giving retreatsFew spiritual directors nave awider or more devoted following.

Father Basset has become in-creasingly popular as an authorin the last fe* years ' WeNeurotics, " "The Noon DayDevil ,' * Best of Both Worlds ,"and "Priest in tne Presby terv "have al' been on the best-sellerlists

Reservations for the MemorialDay weekend retrea 1* may bemade by conta ^tinf SisterO' Brien at the Cenatle RetreatHouse , Cenacle Road , Lai e Ron-korikoma

v..

Famed EnglishRetreat MasterTo Be at Cenacle

' W ESTHAMPTON BEACH -Precision free-fall parachutejumps and fly-by s by one of the ]nation's defense guardians —

j the F-101B ••Voodoo" jet fightermterceptor will be among thefeature attractions at tne seven-

1 teenth annual Armed Forces DayOpen House to be held May 21

I at Suffolk County Air Force Base.The public is invited to attendthis celebration which begins at11 a.m., and concludes at 3 p.m.

Highlighting this year's ArmedForces Day program will be the"Black Knights of the Air ," anine man team of the famous WestPoint Sport Parachute Club.Their performance willconsistofa free fall from an altitude otapproximately 7,500 feet.

Also among the feature attrac-tions in the 1966 Armed ForcesDay Open House festivities milbe demonstrations by the BaseFire Department and the HH-43B¦"Huskie" turbo-jet helicopter,commonly known as the "FlyingFire Engine."

Numerous jet aircrait such asthe F-101B "Voodoo ," F-102"Delta Dagger;" F-106 "DeltaDart" and many more will be onstatic display along the flight line.

¦\ gallon of put e maple syrupweighs 11 pounds.

Open HouseOn May 21At AF Base

TO P L AC E AC L A S S I F I E D AD

C A L L GR 5- 1 0 0 0

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from the "Largest Mutua l Savings Institution in Suffo lk "

BUI LD - BUY SUFFOLK COUNTYREFINANCE FEDERAL SAVINGS

• ENJOY LOCAL SERVICE A

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°c ' *T ' ° "- Pt Call Nearest Office

ON RESIDENTIAL CENTEREACH . . . . . . JU 8-9200MD COMMERCIAL BABYLON M0 9-3200MluirMIM I SMITHTOWN . . . . . . . AN 5-2260PROPERTIES! PORT JEFFERSON STA. . , . . HR 3-3200

j SHIRLEY 281-3200 *

FREEDOMS FOUNDATION AWARD for a unit of study concerning American government and the responsibilities of \rnencancitizens was recently presented to the River Uenue School ,Patchogue Pictured examining the award , a George WashingtonMedal of Honor , are, left to right , Monte Munford , teacher; Jef-frey Weeks, student representative of the school , and Robert Hilareth , principal.

The George Washington Medalof Honor Freedoms Foundationa\vard was recently presented tothe River Avenue School , Patch-ogue, for a unit of study con-cerning American govenmentandthe responsibilities of Americancitizens , which was completed bygrade 5-10.

The medal ls engraved withthese words : "For OutstandingAchievement in Bringing About aBetter Understanding of the A-merican Way of Life ."

The medal was presented toMonte Munford , teacher, and Jef-frey Weeks, student representa-tive of the River Avenue School

^at the Freedoms Foundation din-ner held in La Rosa 's Restaurantin Westbury April 5 The dinnerwas hosted by Mr. La Rosa ,who spoke on the "Amei icanDream." The awards were pre-sented to the v arious schools byDi Kenneth Wells , president oftne foundation Dr. Wells spokebriefly ard presented slides ofthe foundation grounds, currentprojects , and new buildings

Jeffrey received an unexpectedthrill as Dr. Wells presentedhim with a personal copy of theoriginal notes vvh.ch e\-Pres-ldent Eisenhower made to dedi-cate tlie foundation 17 years agoThese note s bear the signature

| of the ex-Pi esident , who is oreof tlie tt ustets of the foundation.

Freedoms Foundation , locatedat Valley Forge , was incorpor-ated in 1949 It is a non pi ofit ,non-polmcal , non-sectarian oi-ganization whose purpose is toencourage and promote a great-

1 er appreciati on of the Americanway of l ife through its incentiveawards program.

The River Avenue School wasnominated for the avvai d throughthe auspices of the education com-mittee of the Pilot Club of Patch-ogue Mrs. Ruth Gooddle ischaiiman of the education com-mittee and Mrs Prank Scnenkis the club s pi esident

The Pilot Club is noted for itsannua l scholatship awaid to agraduate of the local school syt. -tem who makes a major citizen-ship contribution to the schooland commanity Tht club s alsonoted for its numercus activitiesincluding the aiding of local y oungpeople in providing r<_ - .ieationalopportunities , (s u r L as dieYMC\) , its vital interest on t ieinternational 'evel in the edu-cation of women , and its 'Mealsfor Millions ' program to pro-vide much needed food for de-pr .ved chi 'dren throughout theworld.

River Aveme Sthwl ReceivesFreedom f wnd^hn Award