{ title: 'The Patchogue advance. (Patchogue, N.Y.) 1885-1961, September 11, 1952, Page 10, Image 10', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn86071739/1952-09-11/ed-1/seq-10/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn86071739/1952-09-11/ed-1/seq-10.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn86071739/1952-09-11/ed-1/seq-10/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn86071739/1952-09-11/ed-1/seq-10/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: Suffolk Cooperative Library System
BARBARA MAXFIELD BAYLJS School of Dancing i Fall Classes To Be Returned! Tuesday, October 7 at j i * . Majestic Hall on West Main Street I \ NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING 1 > 1 ; For Further Information Call Patchogue 3-1894-R I Orthopedic Clinic Coming Next Week The Suffolk County Department of Health announced this week that an orthopedic consultation clinic will be held at the Munici- pal building, Patchogue, next Thursday from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. Dr. Julius Felicetti , consultant orthopedist , will conduct the clinic. The purpose of the Suffolk county orthopedic clinic is to pro- vide specialized diagnostic con- sultation and follow-up super- visory service to phsyicians and patients. Patient attendance toy family physician referral is planned on, an appointment basis. Clinic ap- I pointments may be made through [ the Suffolk County Health de- partment offices. Suffolk Legislator Representing State At Tax Conference TORONTO — Senator S. Went- worth Horto n , chairman of the Committee on Taxation of the New York State Senate , is attend- ing the forty-fifth annual confer- ence of the National Tax associa- tion , being held here this weelj, as the official delegate of the State of New York. The Suffol k senator was desig- nated officially by Governor Thom- Setaator Horton as E. Dewey a few days ago and a letter to this effect , together with a certificate of appointment , was forwarded to Sen. Horton by Gov. Dewey. The sessions began Tuesday and will conclude tomor- row. This is the second year in which Suffolk county has been honored by the designation of Sen. Horton , inasmuch as last year he was se- lected by the Governor to repre- sent the State of New York at the conference , which was held in Dallas the latter part of Novem- ber. In addition to being chairman of the Committee on Taxation , Senator Horton is also chairman of the Joint Legislative Commit- tee for Commerce and Economic Development and vice chairman of the Committee on Internal Affairs. His other committees are Conser- vation , Education , Civil Service , Pensions and Highways and Park - ways. f ^^fri^r^i 'f tif--**A * *-AAAA*-*-*-A '**A--***--A -A-* U ukAd \ The Winona Morrissey Dancing School 4 1 Win Begin Classes for NEW SEASON J \ MON., SEPT. 15—3:30 P. M. —for Advanced Pupils « WEDNESDAY , SEPT. 17—4:30 V. M ^-f ot Beginner* j Phone Ronkonkoma 9-9357 « • i mkmm *mmmm '~*'****mm»mmmm *mmimk ^^ . M *gtfgatw«tftes*»ttt»»^Mti ta» r rn'**f ; r-<> J. W . LOEHR FURNITURE NEW LIVING ROOM SUITES LAMPS — TABLES Sttp Covert Made to Order Furniture Expertly Reuptutoered ©PM* rWDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 9 P. M. I 274 MEDFOBD AVENUE PATCflOGUK 3-IW5 Lega l Notice SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF SUFFOLK x MARIA COSTELLO , : Plaintiff. : -against- : ANTON SADAR I \MARY\ SAOAR . his wife . : if any. name unknown -. ENGELBERT SCHLACEN- : MAUSER. : \A N N I E\ SCHLAGEN- : MAUSER, his wife , if any. : name unknown, : CONBIGLIA GALASSO .: PHILIPP MARGULIES. : \ADA\ MARGULIES , his : wife , if any, name unknown , : G A ETA NO CASABONA : and ANNA CASABONA, : hi* wife , LOUIS KANOVITZ . \DORA\ KANOVITZ , his : wife, if any, name unknown. ELSIDIO CfcCERfc . \CORA\ CECERE. hi- : wife , if any. name unknown. TERESA HARTOLO . : SALVATORE ESPOSITO, : \SUSAN\ KSPOSITO . his : wife, if any, name unknown. : AG(iSTINO OePlGRKO. \JEAN\ DePlKRKO. his : SUMMONS wife, if any, name unknown, : RAFKAELLA DePIEKRO , : Plaintiff MAKY HKESL1N , : d^iirnaU* FRANCESCO PANTINA. Suffolk \JANE\ PANTINA. his : County as wife, if uny, name unknown, : the place FRANCESCO PAOLO : of trial FARELLA , ; \MARIE\ FARELLA . hi. : Plaintiff wife, if any, name unknown, : reiiidesat VITO PERRONE and JO- : Dixon Ave. SEPHIN E PERRONE , his : CopiaEue . wife , : Suffolk GANDOLFO PA NTINA , Counly \ELSIE\ PANTINA , his : New York wife, if any. name unknown, : ADUIANO LAMOUR . : \LOUISE\ LAMOUR . his : wife , if any, name unknown, : SALV ATORE C ATALDO. : \IRENE\ CATALDO , his : wife , if any, name unknown , : AMELIA CATALDO. : DOMENICO MONDINI . : \ALICE\ MONDINI , his : wife, if »ny, name unknown , : GUI8EPPK PASTORE , • : \HELEN\ PASTORE . his : wife, if any, name unknown , : BABATTINO PARTORO . \FRANCES\ PASTORO. his : wife, if any, name unknown, : PEARLEWEFF REALTY CORPORATION. LOUIS E. FRIEDMAN. : \LENA\ FRIEDMAN, his : wife, if any, name unknown , ANTON1A FICO PRISCO. : RAFFAELE FICO PRISCO. : \ETHEL\ PRI SCO. his : wife , if any. name unknown . : RAFFAELE FICO. : \M A R T H A\ FICO. hi* : wife , if any, iun« unknown, : ELVIRA GAGGIANO . : ANDREA BC1BF.LLI . : ANDREA SCIUHELL. FRANCESCO LO PKESTI. : • ANDREA\ LO PRESTI. : Ms wife, if any, name : unknown. : ANTONIO CARI8TI . : \MABGARET\ t'ARISTI , his wrife, if any, name : „ unknown. JOHN CARIaTI and MARY CARIHTI. hi* wife. : MARIA BALZARETTI. all other persons , if any, bavin* any rittht or in- : t*re»t in or hen upon lhe : property »ff«»M by this : proe» .*«Jih»;. or any part : tbennf , all of whom are : unknown to Plaintiff, »n4 : all of the diitrtbctm . He- : viaeer . legatee*, creditors, cra' itexa or aeiifnfn of : any iA tue above named : (Mtiofu who may be de- : c**k*ed. all of whom are : rnitsesn to Plaintiff, an<4 : all (teraotu nuking any ; claim as rrprivritattvvi of ; any jurs-jin who rosy I* : d*eea>ae4. all of whom are : unknown Ui the Plaintiff. mat alt persona , parties , eorpwatletu. aasociaUona and parttiersni t* mafcins; ; »oy »!ai«n nlf nrtlng tf * : prrmiam deaeribH in the : Complaint, In tlnar own : right or br, Ikrotujrb or : under th* persons «b>»e : rtamwd , or their widows , distributee* . devi*««. Irga- : t«s , l**al rep>ei«<iUtlin . rredit^Ts and grantees arid : • 11 cUlmrav tf .rnmtb Ihssr . . ali tf t wbom are ufiknvwo : U, th * rhoutiB , brfrr.4a Ma . T'> tft. tirn t i\kn,+-i Utlmit tiU Y'j V Afcri HKHKti Y HVIM OHKI) Ui *io.» *i ibt '»mt,l *iTA in Ui>* .KVv/n. * H 4 v> *«ist c//pr ,A rwur mtwwn, m. if ! ».» « «»i»i-i*i*1 »» sas* **rws4 wf' h <r,!« Kinwu, \> a*r»# a Koticw of ape^ar- • o». «* th* FimTSMtW. AMwatey . »;U». it, lU <i*r» **ter lb* mrrttm at, im, wvi-s.:. . «*tiu»*w vf tL, 4 *t vt mr%r * ; »M is . IM i4 rv»r tmibu* u appear m •war, Memo * wiy b* ukm *#siiMi you by default , for the relief demanded in the complaint. Da ted ; April 28, 1952 ltildreth & Van Nostrand Attorneys at Law Office and Pwt Office Address 1 Ireland Place AmityviHe , Suffolk County, New York To the above named and desiunatcd defendants in this action : The forefoing summons is served upon you ny publication pursuant to an order vt Hon. L. llarron Hill , a Juntice of the Supreme Court of the Slate of New *ork , at a term thereof , held in and for the County „f Suffolk, dated the 4lh iK^ !i, t\ff n, . b \ v 1 952 ' »nd fi,*d \'•\' r .^ P UJnU |n ,h< on,ce \f the Clerk of the County of Suffolk at Riverhead. »ew lorh. ,. T> r.? i ! iec , 1 * \' . thi * \ ctio \ '¦ • Pursuant U, At title U of the Real Propevty Law of the State of New York , to compel the determlnauon 0 f « ny eUim mAy£^ that of the Plaintiff which any Defen- rtant may make to or in connection with i- ./ -r rro \ ert >' wtuated at Copiague. in the fown „f Hab,|„n . County of riuf- folk and but* of New York, designated « follow, : on j, kp entitled . \Map of !\^m ot ttm Marwmfvillt Co. . sftuaU at Copiague, Suffolk Co., N. Y \ sur- J«?\ ,,, < K i, ' i , S » m \\» . C. E.. \ March , ,Y I- . \L ' lU \ i ,n tht \ Suffol k Counly CUrk' « Office on March 27 , 1V12 , aa Mai No. 4iN» , aa follows: \ S«tron 1 Hlock B , Lou 14 . 15 , 19 , **, z\ una 24. * , * *?\ *» 1 »»} , '* k C \ LMU 10 - \ • lz - «. s ihj ' .„: ,i '* ' k L ' uu » • » • « • 7 .T li . \ ,?d \ ». ulock u - UA * a - * ¦ >¦ C ' 8ecli. ,n 3 , ' lkk 15 . Lot . 1. 2 , 3 and 6. u beel»on .; , Block L, . U,u 1, 2. 14 and B»eJ|on a, Bloj k 17 , Lot. 22. 2:3 and 24. .J5 ». \ ' Bloe1 ' l » ••>-«• ¦\- W . « lw, i \\ 3 , lilot k 19 . LoU 18. A Is., all that parrel of land .Itu.te at .TV ' Ssl \ ** r\w\ »< ««bylon , < * ««» of Koffolk ,„ d StJlt , f ' N w - *«W , \\\\ •' \ , '^» tr Oak Ktrt^t, e„T h; , * , V »«-»< uy Marcus All>»it*lll IliLDRBTH & VAN NOUTBAND Att^rBey, it„ PMuUn I I^l \*? o, '\* °*^ Address . ' Ireland V\ax* A/HHyvtUe, Uufloik Couutjr , New York CANAAN LAKE NEWS ITEMS Mrs. Margaret S. Janea , PAt. l-176t Mr. and Mrs . Louis Castro of Shaber road entertained last week Mr. and Mrs. George Scoefield and children , Helen , Jean and George Jr., of Levittown , Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Doran of Hicksville and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kearney of Woodside. Seaman Thomas Falvey, who is * stationed at Bainbridge , Md., and Miss Eileen Donovan of Astoria spent the weekend with Seaman Falvey ' s brother-in-law and sis- ter , Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers of Truberg avenue. •- William Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly of Snyder street , is attending GIcn-Ellyn seminary in Chicago. Another son , Paul Kelly, has entered his senior yea r at Long Island Agri- cultura l and Technical institute , where he is continuing his.studies in commercial art and advertising. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Herman and their families have closed their summer homes on Snyder avenue and have returned to their ho mes in Richmond Hill. Letter writing helps the young folks with their ABC' s. \Circus Days \ printed stationery by Ry- tex. The Patchogue Advance. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bogensberg- er of Putman avenue entertained during the past week Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Gross of Brooklyn , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gross and daughter , Peggy-Ann , of Ridge- wood and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hamm and Mr. and Mrs. G. Per- rin of Richmond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Graneto and Mr. and Mrs. William Seiders have closed their summer homes on Putman avenue and have re- turned to Brooklyn. WOMAN' S CLUB SUPPER Tho Woman ' s Club of Patchogue will open the fall sessions with a busirwss meeting and supper at the Domino Yacht club on Roe avenue, East Patchogue , at 7 p, m. tomorrow. Mrs. John Murnane , chairman of hostesses , will be assisted by Mrs. Louis Smith , Mrs. John Luehsingcr , Mrs. Robert Brown , Miss Jean Hafe r and Miss Ger- trude Burgess. Miss Irene Abrams, newly elected president , will preside. » * ± OES CARD PARTY PLANS Old t.lory chapter . Order of the Eastern Star, will sponsor a card party at S p. m. tonight in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Edwards st reet. The committee will include Mrs. Florence May- rancn , chairman , M esdames Flor- ence Rowland , Sophie Worrad , Annette Behme and Gertrude Ross. Awards will be displayed in the window of Blakeslee and Wilbur real estate office on East Main street. Refreshments wil l be serv- ed at the card party. The first fall meeting of Old Glory chapter will be held at 8 p. m. September 25 in the Ma- sonic temple on West Main street. Worthy matron Mrs. Ethel Mal- sky and worthy patron Joseph Cottrell will preside. Mrs: Malsky has announced that a barn dance will be held October 26 at the VFW hall and that chapter meetings will take place the second and fourth Th ursdays of each month. a • * JUNIOR LADIES' AID MEET Mrs. Paul Doerr and Mrs. Wil- liam Fischer were hostesses at the first fall meeting of the Jun- ior Ladies ' society of Emanuel Lutheran church held in the church hall last Thursday night. Mrs. William Levermann , presi- dent , announced that projects for future dates had been discussed and arrangements made for them. * • • CRAFT GUILD MEETS Mrs. Francis Sands was the in- structor at a meeting of the Craft Guild of Patchogue Monday night when the members made cork coasters. Mrs. Robert Sheffield presided over the business meet- ing which was held at the home of Mrs. Charles Pilger on Bol- ton drive. Those attending were Mesdames Sylvia* Bubb , Sam Mister , A. R. Brand , Charles Pilger , Theodore Pilger , Alfred W. Weatbrook , Francis Sands , H. Wagner, Victor Yannacone , Robert Sheffield, W. R, Shackelford, and Hisses Helen Craig, Ruth Kumiss , Helen Bu- gala and Jacqueline Schwebes. MRS. VAN COTT WELCOMED About 40 members were pres- ent at the first fall meeting of the Society of Congregational Christian Women held in the Congregational church Monday ^ night when a reception was held in honor of Mrs. Stuart W. Van Cott , wife of the Rev. Mr. Van Cott, who too k up the church pas- torate , September 1. Mrs. Van Cott was presented with a beau- tiful bouquet of flowers. Mrs. Harry Berman accepted the reports of various committees and Mrs. Ralph Franklin led the devotions. Two representatives from the society. Miss Dorothy Still and Miss Bessie Millctt , will attend a civil defense meeting tonight. Mrs. Berman announced that a covered dish supper will be held at 6:30 p. m. Octobe r 15 , to be followed by the regular meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Clifford Case, Mrs. Ernest Case and Miss Rosetta Terry. ik * * HADASSAH BOARD MEETS Mrs. Irma Brode was hostess at a meeting of the Hadassa h Board of the Patchogue Jewish Center held at her home on Cedar avenue Monday night. Mrs. Esther Siege! , program chairman announced that skits en- titled , \Broadway Conies to Pat- chogue , \ will be presented at the Hadassah meeting Monday night. Those in the cast include Mes- dames Henry Katz , Michael Wein- er , David Brody, Seymour Kat- coff , Joseph Levy, David Pearl- mutter , Danny Berke, Harry Sweet , LawTence Silber , Robert Rosenblatt , Samuel Dranitzke , Bessie Selig, Donald Schneider , Sidney Sanders and Julius Jastro. Music will be by Mrs. Herman Saperstein. Mrs. Paul Girshoff and Mrs. Robert Siegel will be directors. Board members present were Mesdames Lucille Medvin , Rene Sanders , Sylvia Kurschner , Betty Blau , Edith Katcoff , Jerry Cher- noff , Sadie Cohen , Sophie Sweet , Ruth Silverman , Leo Sussman, Jean Hochheiser , Esther Siegel , Lucille Enoch , Lee Kreisberg, Shirley Sinkoff , Ina Mossach , Edith Marganoff , Ida Dranittke , Rose Greenfield , Elsie Saperstein , Rose Lieptz and Phyllis Stauber. * • * * * * MRS. REHDER IS SPEAKER Mrs. Muriel Rehder , grand royal matron of the State of New York , Order of the Amaranth , will be guest speaker at a meet- ing of Armistice court in Baldwin tonight. Rehearsals were held Tuesday night in the Masonic temple on West Main street by Fidelity court , Order of the Amaranth , for advancing officers night to be held at its meeting Tuesday . All officers will advance one chair for the evening. It was announced that a suc- cessful food sale was held in the Rheta Thomas real estate office Friday, Mrs, Mabel Welden , Mrs. Olra W$sflward and Mrs. Lottie Whaley were in ' charge. • • * DAR MEETS TOMORROW The Regents Round Tabl e club of Nassa u and Suffolk counties of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revo- lution will hold its first luncheon of the season at- the Patchogue hotel at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow. Officers of the club , who will be present , will include Mrs. George P. Willy of Darling Whitney chapter in Port Washington; vice president , Mrs. Theodore DeGar- mo of Saghtekoos chapter in Bay Shore; secretary, Mrs . Hobart N. Burham of North Riding chapter in Manhasset; treasurer , Mrs. William C. Jenkins , of Colonel Josiah Smith chapter in Patch- ogue. Fourteen chapters will be represented . At 2 p. m. tomorrow a business meeting of Colonel Josiah Smith chapter . Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution , will be held in the Patchogue Sorosis clubrooms on Main street with the Regents Round Table members attending. Miss Rosetta Terry, chairman of motion pictures , will be in charge of the program, which will include a motion picture , \Young Man ' s Fancy, \ presented by Wil- liam Glatzel of the Patchogue Electric Light company. Also shown will be slides of the DAR state rooms at Continental hall in Washington , D. C. This will be the first showing of the slides and the members of the re- gents round table will be especial- ly interested. The Center Moriches members will be hostesses for the after- noon. * » * MRS. NEYMAN INSTALLED \The generous heart shall be enriched and he that satisfies others shall be satisfied himself , \ Proverbs 11:25 , is the motto of the Daughters of Israel and Jacob Aid society for the coming year. Mrs. Florence Neyman was in- stalled as president of the society Monday night at a meeting held ' n tine Patchogue Jewish Center. In- stalled with her were Mrs. Rose Ernst , vice president (program chairman); Mrs. Dora Koshar , vice president (ways and means) ; Mrs. Gertrude Cohen , vice presi- dent (membe rship chairman); Mrs. Esther Schackman , treasurer; Mrs. Libby Palatnik , financial secre- tary; Mrs. Lillian Tobin , recording secretary; Mrs. Rose Greenfield and Mrs. Rose Weiss , correspond- ing secretaries ; Mrs. Minnie Palon- sky, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Cele Mendelson , Mrs. Rose Sinkoff and Mrr. Ann Welner , trustees . Mrs. Edythe Barron was chair- man of the avening and Mrs. Sophie Sweet installed the officers. The nominating committee in- cluded Mesdames Irma Katzen- stein , Cele Mendelson , Minnie Or- levitch , Ann Silverman , Bessie Sinkoff and Rose Sobel. Flowers were donated by Mrs. Edythe Hayman; floral arrange- ments , Mrs. Barney Sachs ; table settings , Mesdames Ann Davidson , Rose Ertut , Minnie Ma the w; Cele Mendelson , Libby Palatnik and Ann Silverman; place cards , Mrs. Edith Sinkoff; refreshments , Mes- dames Dera Koshar , Gertrude Cohen , Sarah Genrais , Sally Rubin , Mildred Steinhauer and Jeanette Sussman. An entertainment was presented by Mrs. Florence Goldstein and Albert Halliweil , soloists; Velma Bodee , exhibition dancing, and Dr. Murray Greenberg, pianist. ^ The invocation \ was given by Rabbi Max Stauber and the new rabbi of the Patehogue Jewish Community, Rabbi Seymour Wad- ler , gave a talk. More on page 8 , this section Attention Lad ies ! Now a $1.25 saving on fine quality Rytei FUght prints* stationery with matching Uned envelopes. The Patchagae Advance—Adv. CLUB ACT IVITIES KING-SIZE CROWNS &, \£ William Smith , 2 , and Karen Bergquist , 4 , pro- claim them the \King \ and \Queen \ of the Beautifu l Baby Contest , one of the headline events at the recent East Moriches Methodist Church fair. Giant Panda doll, almost as big at she is , was prize of Queen Karen. King William woh a big toy truck. Over 22 area children took part in the contest. For Builders who want - fl0fl|flp^^^3^|W in materials UMjl^ \Wt \^^^¦^BPI B I^^^ *\ Favorable rffiSlE$3 \Sr **^^^^^m mm\f %, »« rvice fflMLiBs ...THE ON witf***\^^ SURE ANSHf yil.M j ^ltl^ MUST BE Tl WH^^^^^ _^^^«^s|S« When you ' re read* t* 1 _^a«»»sssssBSsMBssr^ LWP»»sl or remodel it ' s 0V^ni |$iaflyUa ^B tur » 1 desire <0 ^ Ss^ljUxl^SplisW**^^ plasm to some one **•• y* \* ^^^ .. can depend on for * ^^^ -^p tftttrifl g^Si accurate estimating. ^¦f^raMHSj ^¦ j f2UftM >^^^ This knowledge has W \\\ mW^~ mU qu |red by all T&S «* ^^^ MgltfRl saltants through ff a^gflSB^Vff ^wBM j§& 8 tudy and consider^ Vnlu*IlAisssBs»s3^ evcT * typc of wm m §) mu m0m ^ m ^^^ remodeling job ' mP ^^^^^ II II pj|| This is the place »' ^^B^ggMHH to . then , \Hen you* ' cwu liivitSla to *° °n ll ll ii lati **^ HUNDREDS Of 99 -» iaarfffffll FINE HOl'SB PIW t ^ tmU m^mff mB W!ff ll ON FILE- ASK Wfn i ifr nTiir F0R CAT OVER 30 YRS . OF CON- S H SS ^^^^ B BBSSSS ! TINUOUS SERVICE TO V^BKIIilM BUILDERS AND HOME HBPWSJB • - BifiK* A *f*aU ; §38^^^ • '^Jgg' A\ Qu*,Uy ^jpkip^Wp^ i T & S LUMBER CO • Serving Suffolk Builders for Over 30 Vc«t« East Main Street PAtchoitue 3-0914- 3,091 Emanuel Lutheran Chi CARD AND BUNCO PART. Benefit 40th Anniversary Fn Fri., Sept. 19 ^ 8 p. Parish Hall , East Mia Awards Refreshi Donation 75 Cents w^ v^^WWW^VVWTOTI BUSINESS Speaking of uiuiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil THE LATEST FASHION fix- change on Long Island is the one operated by Mrs. W. Clendinnen of Coram and Mrs. H. A. Rehder of Patchogue * at 563 Medford avenue , Patchogue. Located op- posite Shaber ' s Rest , the Fashion Exchange opened for business September 2. Crowds are already flocking to the Fashion Exchange to browse around and to see the tremendous stock of new and slightly-used clothes , shoes , baby articles , china and glassware and knick-knacks. Mrs. Clendinnen and Mrs. Reh- der feature new clothes from high-class department and cloth- ing stores ' excess stocks. Used clothes and other items are taken on consignment for 30 days with the Exchange receiving a commis- sion on the sales. \All clothes must be cleaned and in perfect cpndition before the Exchange will accept them ,\ says Harry Rehder , who acts as a sort of-major domo at the . Ex- change. The pipe racks at the Exchange are filled with hundreds of dresses , coats , suits , sports jack- ets , house coats , etc . The shelves contain everything from castanets to a Chinese water p ipe. An invitation to \ come in and browse around\ has been issued to the public by the proprietors. The Fashion Exchange is open daily from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. except on Fridays when the hours are from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. A NEW NAME was added to the potato chip industry this week with the announcement by the East Coast Food corporation of the start of full-scale production of Warner ' s Farm Fresh Potato Chips. The chips , the first to be prod uced on Long Island , will have their initial distribution in Suffolk county and should be available in the major communi- ties in about a week , according to Austin H. Warner , president. The Warner ' s p lant is located on Sound avenue in Riverhead , on the premises of the old Riverhead airpark. It occupies two large steel hangars which have been rebuilt and modified completely to facilitate installation of the latest scientific machinery for the continuous production of potato chips. Other food items such as potato sticks , potato Waffl> gratin , corn kurls , F rP m T all kinds of pop corn I 1 and pickles al so will £*j at this new modern nW Eugene A. Warner , vL dent of the East Coast ?J poration , will be in C C production. Mr. Warner eiri that the manufacturing ^ for the new chip is of the k type used in the $400 ml year industry. The pj employ only 12 to 16 M even though the full P ,.J A capacity will be 25 ,000 U day, since tho modern DIM is semi-automatic. Every human effort *J made to back up the net pany ' s slogan— \Quality as ed—from our farms to oar tory—to YOU , \ said Mr. % At the beginning most of ti tatoes used in the mannfaa process will be grown right« large Warner farm. They i harvested and stored carefa as to maintain a plentiful 5 of potatoes for the year, production of the chips. \ Warner ' s will also have ' control ove r the finished ] chips from the minute they the automatic sealing OK A fleet of trucks has bee quired to speed Warner ' s ' Fresh Potato Chips to tlx grocers. Other officers of the East Food c orporation are DeWitt ner , secretary, and LeM T. ner^ treasurer. MASONS TO MEE? ; The senior warden , 1 side Lodge 493 , FT A , \H chogue , Rupert C P ar l 1,, of! an illustrated talk on » home and camn at Tit; ^ night in thej L^^ EDUCATION All education should ™»w Zf iSLF pb*\ 3 ~ Mar y Baker ] .»OTM|iil:ii'it<;|!:*. '| ,ti'tu»Mt:X:t>ili*^ I * I j x / ^W^r ' m m 1 Delighted . . . that ' s you , g after a month of using our I Special Checking Account. It ' s easy to pay bills , keep a record! of your spending— and it saves you money, too. Come in and ask us about it today! Open Friday >£venings from 6:30 to 8 He Pitekipe Ban k Telephone Patchogue 3-3020 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation *»•* ;*••'Sii»«»-.\**ii»..«u«i4.»;*-l^..« ***>4Ui>»::t:- *»4iM> |.li-f- a ,-Mi-l..»ii«i*ii«4f
