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Ep iscopalians Slate County Rall y Here BELLPORT — A Suffolk coun- ty rally, to mark the opening of this year ' s Episcopal Charities appeal in this area , will bo held at Christ church, Bellport , Wed- nesday at 7 p. m . It is expected that the rectors and co-chairman from each Epis- copal church in the county will attend. The Rev. Frederick Chapma n , rector of Christ church , and this year ' s County chairman will pre- side. The Venerable Canon Charles W. MacLean , Diocesan administra- tor , will speak , and it is hoped that tho Right Rev. James P. Dc- Wolfe , Bishop of Long Island , will also be present and address the meeting. Dinner for the dele- gates will be served by the Wom- an ' s Auxiliary of Christ church under the leadership of Mrs. William A . Tillinghast . T H OPB THEY HAVE j J WfS€ L POTATO CHIPS J ^ V- wf ¦ \^eil^rC*^ tf ^t&rH ' I ^^^J/ lWIIIIUIJI i Vn '* 4\| : y fflfflBssf. Please say, \I saw your ad in Advance Want Ad Way. —Adv. 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Every year the \Rocket \ gets \hotter \ . . . every year a \ «3SK&!M(S5^^BWafe iL^ k ' 'lJdB£&t!p iJ$£&Ji!& aew Bens 0 '' 00 for action! Now , it ' s the \Rocket \ 202—most thrilling of them all X /<^fll^^_l_B»{%. '^3_K/^^g^-l!^^>J-wyy\ —powering the most brilliant and beautifid Oldsmobiles ever built! Go ahead , ^^^^^^^^^ SsA ^^B tw^^Sr ^^^ '^ m ^ drive a 1955 Oldsmobile yourself! Discover wh y the going ' s great in a \Rocket S\! j ^^ffi^^' SJTBHKW^j JHtfTK^v\ -*^-^^ JP^^ \ ROCKET \ OL- -DSI\/lC->l==3 l _L_.E= SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER \ BARRIE BROTHERS , Inc. 318 East Main Street PATCHOGUE 3-0979 • —-— FOR THE BEST USED CAR DIAL...IOOK FOR OLDSM O SI LS'S SAFETY-TESTED SEAL—— Busy Bellport Marg.>et Warner. Ttl. BEllport 7-0653 Mr. and Mrs . Harvey McChes- ney, Jr., and sons of Bellport lane went to see the Ringling Broth- ers circus at Madison S quare garden Friday and spent the night in New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter of South Country road , are the parents of a daughter born at Central Suffolk hosp ital , River- head on Tuesday. Anne French entertained a group of friends for dinner and dancing Friday ni ght at the home of her parents . Dr. and Mrs . Willard French of Brewster lane. Her guests were Starr Chambers , Bonnie Lancaster , Judy Garfield , Linda Quinby, Kathy Borger , Edna Stakes , Nan- cy Kulakowski , Leigh Baier , Lar- ry Cox , Richard O'Rourke , Lynn Gould , Fletcher Bedell , Peter Cook , Gus Vaccaro , Paul O'Con- nell , Curtis Robinson and Tom- my Carroll. \Spring Sale \ with savings up to 50% now going on at The Col- ony Shop, Patchogue. Girls ' suits all Half Price. —Adv. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Streit of Brown ' s lane were Mr. and Mrs . Rob ert Eberle of Brooklyn. The Canasta club met at the home of Mrs. Ruth LaBranche of Woodland Park road last Thurs- day night. % A picnic supper was given for Leslie Hallock in honor of her seventh birthday Saturday by her parents , Mr. . and Mrs. Al- bert Hallock of . Pearl street. Her guests were Madeline Mingino , Bunny Wayte , Linda Love , Jean Penny, Patty Valentine and Les- lie ' s sister , Torrey. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carleton of Brown ' s lane took their chil- dren to New York city Sunday to visit the Empire State building and the Statue of Liberty. Miss Nancy Band of Farming- ville spent Easter vacation with Miss Linda Hertlein , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hertlein of Country Club road. On Tuesday Linda went to Southside hospi- tal in Bay Shore to have her ton- sils removed. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at Trotta Brothers, Bellport Stationery and Tymecki' s Delica- tessen in Bellport. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. John Binnington and family of Brown ' s lane re- turned last Tuesday after spend- ing part of Easter vacation with Mrs. Mary Hall of Delmar , Md. Billy Larson , son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Larson of New Yo rk city, spent the weekend at the Bin- nington home. The Larsons are former residents of Bell port. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall of South Country road during part of Easter vacation were their daughters , Miss Elea- nor MacPherson of New York city and Miss Ann MacPherson , and her friends , Misses Irene Slater and Virginia Stein , of Port Washington. On open house party was held at the home of Mrs. James Warn- er of Bellhavcn road on Satur- day afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Marshall , Mrs. Al Baier and Mrs. Charles Porter. Miss Nancy Baier and Miss Judy Lancaste r assisted with the serving. Those attending were Mesdames Blair Munhofen , Will- iam Dolger , Edwin Johanknecht , Albert Van Houten , Frank J. Mil- ler , William Richards , Harvey Mc- Chesney, Jr., Edward der Mateo- sian , John Binnington , Harold Bohn , Richard Carleton ,. Willard French , Tom Simmons , Ray Mac- Lean , John Lancaster , Merrill La- Lone , Robert Maggio , Floyd Has- sell , Frederick Cowan , Robert Swezey, Charles Connolly, Will- iam Purvis , Wilbur Pierce , John Ince , Joseph Pendergast , Robert Carter , Dwain White and Miss Leila Truman. Tests Set lor Posts With Dept. of Health An examination for positions of sanitary inspector with the De- partment of Health will be held June 4 by the Suffolk County Civil Service commission. Salaries in the posts begin at $3 ,275 annually and go up -to $4 , 025. Candidates must be legal state residents and satisfy certain edu- cational and experience qualifica- tions. Further information may be obtained from the commission of- | fices in Riverhead. Bellport Beach Estates To Ann Minini , Tel. B Ellport 7-0863W_ Miss Adrienne Singer of George street celebrated her birthday- Easter Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . Bernard Eggers of George street are entertaining Mrs. Martin of Canaan Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent King of Otis road have as their guest Mrs. Helen Jamieson of K. e vv Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest James of Woodacrcs road have as their guests Miss Nancy O'Brien and Francis Todd Hanover , both of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs . Bert Strauss of South Country road entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Wolfskehl and son , Michael , for the weekend. At dinner Sunday they entertained Mr . and Mrs. Eric Schweitzer and daughter , Evelyn. Mrs. Margarita Luca, Tel. KOnk. 3-3332 PTA AND SCHOOL NEWS The Holbrook Parent-Teacher association met at the school April 13. Two films were shown , one , \The First Hundred Years , \ a film made by the Children ' s Aid society to show how they deal with children in New York city. The, other film was called \Meet- ing Emotional Needs in Children. \ It discussed problem children and how their environment affects their living habits. This film was from the New York U niversity Film library. The quiz program which was to be held May 11 has been post- poned to May 25 at 8:15 p. m. at the Holbrook school. All are in- vited to attend the quiz program. On May 4 at 1:30 p. m. the children at the school will give an Arbor day program for all the parents and friends. A tree will be p lanted on the school grounds and the children will put on a little play. The PTA donated a suitable sum of money to the newly form- ed Cub pack with which to pur- chase a flag. Plans were discussed for the PTA dinner to be held June 8 at Bronco Charlie ' s for members and their guests. Mrs. Joseph Consentino was appointed chairman for the affair , with Mrs. Frank Ierardi as co-chait- man. Installation of the newly elected officers will also be held that night. The Cub Scouts are making all the place cards for this occasion. * # * The Rosary crusade held its monthly card party Tuesday af- ternoon at the Holbrook Civic hall. After luncheon and cards awards were made to the following boost- ers of the Crusade for Prayer: Michael Carlin , Rita Lynch , Mrs. M. Castillo , Gaetano Lippis , Ed- ward Poggi , Mrs. John Marcsca , Betty Wheeler , Mrs. J. Hottoinger , Max Jabbonsky, Mrs. Chris Si- mon , Mrs. Charles Moran , Mary Keenan , Mrs. George Magenheim- er , Jr., Mrs. Gus Gehweiler , Ma- mie Farina. The School guild of the St. Joseph R. C. church in Ronkon- koma will hold a card party in St . Joseph' s auditorium next Thursday nig ht. Many beautiful awards have been donated for the affair and it is hoped many will attend and help support St. Jo- seph' s Parochial school , which many local children attend. A group of Boy Scouts of the Flaming Arrow Patrol of Troop 91 enjoyed a two-day camping trip to Camp Baiting Hollow last week. The boys , who worked to- wards their next rank in Scout- ing, were Ronald Hill , David Geni- mel , Michael Mahoney, David St. Louis, Kevin Baack and Richard Ulrich. A large group of young peop le from the Holbrook Young Peop le ' s club and thjeir guests attended the Allen Freed \Rock and Roll\ ses- sion and also saw the picture \The Americano \ at the Brooklyn Para- mount theatre April 13 , when they went into the city by bus. Those who went were: Marsrhia Weaver , Leon Strumpf , Pat Ma- ho ney, David Ramirez , Billy El- bert , Bryan St. Louis , Jr., Josep h and Anita Manicalco , Jane and Charlotte Gemmel , Herman Maier , Melina Wild , Billy Mack , Carole Centner , Gertrude Cloonan , Angela Potenza , Edward Kruger , Sonja Jacobsen , Hector Duarte , all of Holbrook: Eleanor Haydo and Ruth Clerk of Bohemia , Marlyn Mover of Oakdalc and Marilyn Suckow and Marilyn Schaefer of Savville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barbera , Mrs. Anna Capell and sons , Rono and Vincent , Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Pagliuca and Mr- and Mrs. Babe Bello attended the wedding and reception Sunday at the Gar- den City hotel for Mr. and Mrs. Barbera ' s niece , Miss Diana Colo- santi who became the bride of Donald Antisso. The Cancer drive began in Hol- brook last week , with the follow- ing people working to make the drive a success: Chairman , Mrs. Jack Barbera; co-chairman , Mrs. Joseph Bucalo , and Mesdames James Fairman , Gilbert Pedersen , James Laveiy, Olav Gabrelsen , Anthony Pagliuca , Ralph Gemmel , Frank \ Sehumchyk and Nicholas Presti; Misses Doris Benesch , Ger- trude Cloonan , Judy Mercer , Anita Hermanns , Maria Scalia , Sara Steidel , Molina Wild , Marschia Weaver; also Aurelio Rodriguez. Linda Williams , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams of Hubcr avenue , left Tuesday morning to spend several (lays with her grandmother, Mrs. Leon Jackson of South Ozone park. Sundav dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Williams wore Mrs. Thomas Garrett and children , Patricia and Thomas , Jr. Mrs. John Wild and children , Norma , Karon and John , Jr. , mo- tored to New York cit y last Thursda y. The children went to Radio City while Mrs. Wild vis- ited her mother , Mrs . A. Hein- rich. in Long Island City. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Romon- oyski ':f Long Island avenue arc the parents of a daughter born at Southside hosp ital, Bay Shore , Monday morning a n d weighing , \ ) pounds , 7 ounces. Mrs. Romon- oyski is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Alfred Blcimillcr of Long Island avenue. Mrs. Wlmorc Luca and children , April Ann and Joseph , of Claas avenue, accompanied b y Mrs. Howard Snyder and son , Mark , of Broadway avenue and Miss Rositu Geigel , enjoyed a picnic and an exciting day at the Bronx zoo Friday. Charles Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Albiit of Hiram avenue , spent i-cvcral (lays last week at ti:c boni \ of .John 11. Vooa ui Flushing Heights. , Mrs. Charles Moran was pleas- antly surprised with a birthday party following the recitation of the Rosary by the Rosary crusade last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Moran was presented with a gift and the -following guests enjoyed a birthday cake and refreshments: Mrs. Charles Bucalo , Mrs. John Poggi , Mrs. Paul Palazzo , Miss Josephine Horton , Mrs . Carmine Grillo and Mrs. Miguel A. Geigel. Robert Wehrenberg, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Wehrenberg, Sr., celebrated his eighth birth- day Wednesday afternoon of last week with a party at his home. The guests who enjoyed the usual party festivities were Mrs. Ed- ward Radziewicz and children , Edward , Carole and Rose Marie , of Babylon; Mrs. John Kelly and children, Daniel , Billy, Jo-Anne and John Thomas , of Ridgewood; Mrs. George Wehrenberg and children , Ray, Gene and Carole of Ronkonkoma; Mrs. Daniel Hag- gerty, Jr., and sons , Daniel and David , Mrs. Fred Soidentop f , pa- ternal great-grandmother; Mrs. John Wehrenberg, Sr., paternal grandmother; Mrs. Daniel Hag- gerty, Sr., maternal grandmother , and Joseph Klein , George Keith , Thomas Krusner , and Robert ' s brother and sister , Cathy and Richard. Robert received many nice gifts . Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Galbo of i Erie street are the parents of a daughter , Denise Jean, born at Southside hospital. Bay Shore , last Thursday, weighing 6 pounds , 6 ounces . Mrs . Galbo is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lupo- letti of Grundy avenue. Miss Barbara Davies , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Davies . of Grundy avenu e , entertained a group of her friends with a get- together party at her home last Thursday ni ght. The guests enjoy- ed refreshments and dancing. Guests were ' Jane and Charlotte Gemmel , Melina Wild , Carole Centner , Carole Elbert , Anita and Joseph Maniscalco , David Ramir- ez , Bryan St. Louis , Jr., Billy El- bert and Hector Duarte , all of Holbrook , and Jimmy Martin and William Caldwell of Ronkonkoma. David Gemmel , son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gemmel of Pine street who celebrated his thirteenth birthday Monday, entertained his friends , Steve Steidel , Billy Eber- hardt and Ronald Hill by taking them to the theatre in Sayville on Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs. Louis Burns and children , Mary Lou and Louis , Jr., of Astoria were Sunday din- ner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miguel A. Gei gel of Claas avenue. Because of the meeting being held tonigh t at the Lake Ron- konkoma school to elect nine mem- bers to the Central school board , the game party usually held on Thursday b y the Ladies ' auxiliary of the Community club at the Holbrook Community hall will be postponed «ntil next Thursday at 8 p. m. The recipient of the din- ner basket awarded at last Thurs- day ' s game party was Mrs. Mig- uel A. Geigel of Claas avenue. Patricia Straub , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Straub of Hiram avenue , celebrated her sev- enth birthday Monday with her family. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Heine of Broadway avenue entertained at their home over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Whitloc k and daughter , Diane , of Bay Shore. At the meeting of the Medical unit of the Fire department Mon- day night at the lirehouse , four visitors from t h e Rocky Point Fire department , which is a pri- vate Sire department , were pres- reports. An outstanding perform- ance is expected at this show , which will be given by the Heim- herger Music center for the bene- fit of the Holbrook R. C. Mission church of St. Joseph' s parish. Tickets should be purchased soon , as a big crowd is expected. Fol- lowing the meeting, refreshments were served. Mrs. Rose Piccola and sons , Vincent and Josep h , and Annette and Louis Giangaspro of the Bronx spent Easter week at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Giangaspro of Ford street. Over the weekend they were join- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Giangaspro and all returned home to the Bronx Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs . Rocco Vallone and daughters , Mary Lou and Ginger , of Muriel street spent las t Thurs- day and Friday in Harrison at the home of Mrs. Lucy Vallone and Mr. and Mrs. Mario Tarantino. The Chiefs council of the Town of Isli p, which is comprised of the fire chiefs and assistants of the fire departments in the Tow n of Islip, met at the Holbrook fire- house last Tuesday night. Follow- ing the meeting the Ladies ' aux- iliary of the local department served a buffet supper. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gleimiller and (laughters , Ellen and Jane , of Long Island avenue enjoyed a very pleasant Easter week tour- ing the middle Atlantic states and visiting many points of interest. Mrs. James Fairman and chil- dren , Jimmy and Mary, of Paul- ine street accompanied Mrs. Pe- ter Einemann and daughters, Mary Ann and Lois , to a matinee per- formance , Wednesday of last week , of the Ring ling brothers Bamum and Bailey circus in Mad- ison Square Garden. Upon their return Mary Fa i rman remained at the home of Mrs. Einemann for the remainder of the week and Lois Einemann returned home with Mrs. Fairman for the remainder of the week. Mrs. Joseph Haase and her brother , Henry Geiger , and his daughter , Margaret , spent the weekend at their summer home on Pauline street. Mrs. Phili p Hill and daughter , Ellen , of Pine street spent Easter week at the home of Mrs . Hill' s older daughter , Mrs. Raymond Borelli , and children , Pamela and Debra , in College Point. - Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rappa of Brooklyn opened ' their summer home on Coates avenue Sunday. They were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Charles Bucalo of Robert street. Mrs. James Myers and daugh- ter , Caroline , of Richmond Hill and Bob Cowallik of Brooklyn were guests for Easter week at the home of Mrs . Myers ' parents , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kolln of Grundy avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cowallik spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kolln. Guests at the homo of Mrs. Nora Mohring of Coates avenue last Thursday were her sister , Mrs. Harry Gardner , and -son , Harry, Jr., of Palisades , N. J. Mrs. Mohring spent the weekend at the home of her sou and daugh- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mohring, and son , Richard , Jr., of Locust Valley. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at Wehrenberg ' s Delicatessen and Service Station, the Maybar Superette and Phil' s Market in Holbrook. —Adv. April Ann Luca , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Velmore Luca o5 Claas avenue , celebrated her eighth birthday Monday afternoon with a small party for relatives and neighboring children. The part y room was decorated in a circus theme and the following children enjoyed the usual party festivities: Teddy D'Guardia , Paul Dudo , Mary Lou and Ginger Val- lone , Yvonne De Soto , Patricia McCourt , Lucille Carrillo , Lynn , Jackie and Peter Maresca , Dolor- es ancf Rosita Geigel , April' s bro- ther , Joseph , and Mrs. Rocco Val- lone , Mrs. John Maresca and Mrs. Miguel A. Geigel , maternal grand- mother. April received many love- ly gifts in honor of the occasion . Walter Ladick and Mrs. Joseph Ladick , who have been spending the winter at their home in Mi- ami , Fla., arrived last week at their home on Broadway avenue to prepare it for the summer. Mrs . Walter Ladick and children , Vera and Walter , Jr., will join them later in May. Mrs. Charles Pilger of Avenue A has received several requests through a group of engineers from servicemen in Korea for usable shoes for the children there. Anyone having any shoes which are still wearable is asked to please contact Mrs. Pilger , either at her home or by calling her at ROnkonkoma 9-5654. Any chil- dren ' s shoes that have been out- grown and have been discarded would be like new shoes to the children in Korea. Wedding bells and wedding streamers carry an air of delicate beauty that is reflected in the loveliness of the printed wedding invitations done by The Patchogue Advance. —Adv. ent. They wanted to see how the Holbrook Fire department first organized its medical unit and how it operates. The Holbrook Republican club will hold its twenty-second an- niversary dinner at Kelly ' s res- taurant in Sayville at 8 p. m., May 14. Anyone wishing reservations may obtain same by contacting Mrs . Mary Bedell. The Catholic Society of Hol- brook held its monthly meeting at the Holbrook Civic hall on Grundy avenue Apri l 12. The committees in charge of tickets for the musical show to be held at St. Joseph' s parochial school auditorium in Lake Ronkonkoma at 8:15 p. m. May 13 , made their HOLBROOK NEWS BRIEFS 1 * ^ A- ^ A- * t ^ A '^' AAA ^ AA ^' A '^ > - AAA ^^-*- A ^ A ^' *-^ A -^ AA -*-^ A ^-^ A ^^^AA<fcA^A^^,AJfc^^A^AA.AAA.> I I J 111 ^^^ AWNINGS add a gay touch p i color to the exterior of your ? I PJ^^ 1 HOME... i j I ffllP ALUMINUM and FIBERGLAS AWNINGS | J J U£*'l|JP- -a* ? i^ FACTORY PR ICES i E | fSS jS^i I STOCK CUST OM i [ ! WW ^ BLINDS BLIND S 1 [ | III Hjl AWQ Made to Your \ ' 111 y ^ ^^ * t * ( £L • 4 9 * _ > ? | 5 fc *?-~ * % *^ Specifications \ \ i ' \\* >/ 5 i I - * *+»»*»**-»'V»*»v\'V»»»»»»»»»+*vv V »'»-»»v»*»*^ » \vv« >*vv»v»vv« ,v»« t ^ t -\\ '\-\ --I ' ; Patchogue—102 So. Ocean Ave. PAtchogue 3-0020 Next u Riait« Theatre f j BAYPORT — MONTAUK HIGHWAY (Factory and Showroom) BAYPORT 8-0007 ^ < r~~™~ r ~^ r ~ „ ^_, ^_ i ^S\ \\^s^^^X , -^*f|1&- There ' s One Way Out Folks who keep important papers , jewelry, and other valuables at home — where loss from fire or theft is a constant threat-sometimes feel like the couple in the picture above. If y ou do , get yourself a Safe Deposit Box in our strong yault-and get off the \tightrope of worry \! The cost is mere pennies a week , OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS FROM 6 :30 TO 8 The Patchogue Bank PATCHOGUE , N. Y. PAtchogue 3-3020 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation j AUCTION SALE [ l Sat., April 23-11 a.m. J 4 At Storage Barn of » 4 BR OOKHAVEN i * FURNITURE SALES ? 4 -Route 25 - Jericho Turnpike ? i Ridge , L. I. ? 4 (Ten Miles East of Coram) » } • I 4 Furniture , Ant i ques , Fine » * China , Bric-a-Brac , Silver , ? 4 Copper , Br ass ware , Early > * Glass , Staffordshire Figures , ? J Onion Pattern Meissen , phis J 4 Hundreds More Fine Items. ? J Te rms : Cash and Carry J 4 H . FOGEL and P. MORRIS ? 4 Auctioneers ? J Phones : YAphank 4-3786 J < or ROckville Centre 6-032? > 4 Exhibition All Day Friday ? V**^ * !'^ . w w w w w » ^-^^r-y^r-y^ry^-^ I SOUTH BAY HOMES ) For better living ... at no extra cost... | LIVE IN B AYPORT J BEAUTIFUL SPLIT-LEVEL RANCH HOMES J 4 • 7 Rooms • Fully Insulated and % 6 • 3 Bedrooms Weather Stripped p I 2 Fitii' T nl C TiIC Da -I' , S • Bathing at Foot of Street I ^ • 1-imshed Playroom with . „ , . . % # Picture Window • , S r hort J v »\ 1 , lo Gr *«le and g 0 • Cathedral Ceiling H, K h Scho01 f ^ in Living Roo m • Utility Room and Hobby 0 0 • Oil Fired Hot Air Hea t Shop p AS LOW AS $12 , 600 J G. I. DOWN PAYMENT $630.00 |f 1 F . H. A. AND CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES % • I i DIRECTIONS: Montauk Highway, 27A to Sayville Where i g You Bear Right at War .Memorial Monument. 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