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SHOP ON MEDFORD AVENUE FOR YEAR ROUND VALUE - CONVENIENCE - VARIETY PAFS MARKET L A U G ' S SUFFOLK COUNTY Medford Bran Hans 2 Blocks North of Sunrise Shaber Road Restaurant BRAKE SERVICE Communit y Hall PAtchogue 3-4033 Meetings - weddings - showers Patehogne-Port Jefferson Road Plent/o? ff ^f _ ?8Ls to p r s i \ e ccommod\ nd t ed birthday ^ Power Brakes \>S. THBMANN, Prop. DeUcate-Jn h°PPm*\ Bakery Finest Food Installed on Reservations taken for Wed- Groceries Fruits Vegetables and P__c~r, „_.-. r_... iin g a BaiM »uete *»<> oth t * so ~ Frozen Foods Breyer ' s Ice Cream i i p rassen ger > --ars eJal occasions. Cold Beer and Soda Legal _ C overage s MaSneT* ^ Gr^tm^clrds 3U MEDF 0 RD AVENUE TeL PAtchogne 3-2389 OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY ME_*FORD AVE (Route 112) PATCHOGUE 3-1722 R<m t e n _ Medford FREE DELIVERY PATCHOGUE 3-1289 nouie ji i^ a_eq.org CARROLL'S PHannen_ iller ' S Pharmacy DOGFR* <U |DD| V fO Edward U. PhannemiUer , Ph.G. IVV/ VJ L. IV*_ f *J\Jrri m I V..W. r A L IV A il £¦ n7 Medford Ave . Patchogne WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE Phone PAtchogue 3-2285 Medford Avenae .Cor. Roe Blvd.) North Patchogue Prescriptions Compounded Tel. PAtcho gue 3-0071 CHARLES NEWMAN soda - Drugs Proprietor Everything for the faby U N I F L 0 W 372 MEDFORD AVENUE ^^^ \\^ O p ^ J £T ^J RECIPROCATING PATCHOGUE 3-3677 S„„ H ,, V Q AM— 1 PM y WATER PUMPS Makers of EASY TO INSTALL FOR SPACE IN THIS COLUMN CALL EFFICIENT PATCHOGUE 3-1000 and COMPACT SYSTEMS R EMEMBER PLUMBING arid HEATING SUPPLIES ADVERTISING PAYS OFF w/ ^^ &y &gr 'J^l^ ,.^ Medford I tems o f Interest Mrs. Martha Thais. PAU I- .S7.J VFW PRESENTS AWARDS TO DRUM CORPS AT BALL Henry J. Jones post , Veterans of Forei gn Wars , enjoyed a very successful dance at the Veterans hall last Saturday night. There was a large crowd who enjoyed dancing to the music of the \Colonels. \ The boys and g irls of the VFW Drum and Bugle corps , dressed in their new uniforms , performed , with musical selctions and drill , to the delight of all present. Edward Kriedemaker , director , was in command. A number of awards and advance- ments among the members of the corps were announced. Dolores Rice was made a ser- geant drum major; Linda Bauer , a sergeant twirler; Louis Levite , a corporal drummer , and Robert Bello , a corporal bugler. They are all from Coram. John Barry of North Patchogue was made a sergeant bass drummer; Barbara Carlson of Farmingville , a cor- poral glockenspiel. The following from Medford were also promot- ed: Janice Mazzoni, sergeant glockenspiel; Carole Lee Ellis , private 1/c glockenspeil; John Jacobi , sergeant bugler ; Joseph Hodl , and George Somma , cor- poral buglers. All received chev- rons to show their new rank except Dolores Rice , who was given collar insigne. During the evening a roto- broil roaster was given to Mr. Fingar of Coram and a pop-up toaster to Mrs. Josephine Som- ma of Medford. Sal Mazzoni was chairman of the dance , and Mrs. William Gabelman , Mrs . James Connelly and Mrs. Henry Hewett assisted in serving refreshments. Other members of the dance committee were Commander James Connel- ly, Eugene Kiernan , James Flan- nery and John Junsen. The annual installation of offi- cers of Henry J. Jones post . and the Ladies auxiliary will be held at the Veterans hall April 30. The post will meet April 27 and tne ladies April 28 , to make linal arrangements tor the event. * * * Mrs . W. D. Warne r celebrated her birthday A pril 12 at her home - in the company of her im- mediate family. Guests included Mr. and Mrs . Robert Sauberlich , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Theis , Mr. Warner and daughter , Nancy. Saturday night , the Warners were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart in Sayville , where the members of the Saturday Night Card club also celebrated the event. The members of the Ladies ' aux- iliary to the Medford Fire de- partment will meet at the fire- house tonight. Plans will be completed for the auxiliary ' s an- nual dinne r , Memorial day ob- servance and other spring events. The members of the Medford Girls ' 4-H club met at their leader ' s home Saturday to com- plete their annual clothing, arts and crafts and home grounds improvement records for the year. These will be sent to the Suffolk County club office , and credited to the annual p roject completion records of the year. Since the ABC' s in cooking class had to be cancelled in January, this will be given on May 14. This is for the girls who joined the club last September , and any other member who wishes to re- view the class. All clothing work is completed. The girls will take their garments to Coram for judging next month. The annual dress revue will be at Smithtown on May 21. Some textile paint- ing or shell work may be done after school closes in June in time to exhibit at the summer fair in August. Girls who wish to finish their basketry handbags should get in touch with Mrs. Theis. They should be lacquered and lined. Last Wednesday the ladies of the Medford Home bureau began a class in Swedish darning, mak- ing handbags. Mrs . Paul Wille is the instructor. The group will not meet again until May 10. Choir practice will take place tomorrow at 8 p. m. in St. Mark' s Episcopal church , Jamaica ave- nue. Saturday, acolytjes ' practice will be held at 9:30 ai m., follow- ed at 10:30 a. m. by Churc h school. The Sacrament of Pen- ance will be administered from 6 p. m. Sunday, at 9 a. m. the priest-in-charge , the Rev. Ed- mond T. P. Mullen , will officiate and preach at Morning prayer and Hol y communion. Evening prayer and \Question Box \ will be held at 7:30 p. m. Monday, St. Mark' s day, the patronal fes- tival will be observed by a Eu- charist at 9 a. m. There will also be a mass next Thursday at 9 a \. m - The annual spring card party will be held by the Medford unit of the Brookhaven Memorial hospital Women ' s auxiliary at the Veterans hall tomorrow night. Refreshments will be serv- ed after the games. The ladies met at the home of Mrs. Edward Hinkel Tuesday nigh t to com- plete final arrangements for the affair. Mrs. Girtrnda Mlntltr, PAL. S-*7M_t BOY SCOUT TROOP 40 GETS 2 FIRSTS AT RALLY The Boy Scouts of Troop 40 , under the leadership of Charles Tomesch , their Scoutmaster , re- ceived two firs ts at the Centra] District rally held last Saturdaj afternoon at the Lake Ronkonko- ma school. They received second place in the entire rally of 15 troops , losing out to Rocky Point by only two points . They were awarded a large trophy for receiving second hon- ors and were also awarded twe cups for first place in signalling and knot tying. Scouts who participated were Carlos Caban , Charles Tomesch , Jr.. Arthur Schomber , Jr.. Wil- liam Powell , Jr., Ben Caccavale William Huber , George Gei gnet- tor , Michael Mathews and Larry Gerard. * * * Mr . and Mrs . R. T. O'Came and their two children , Kenneth and Mary Ellen , arrived home Fiday after enjoying two weeks ' visit- ing at Silex and St. Louis , Mis., with Mrs. O'Came ' s mother , Mrs . William Peasel , and other rela- tives. Miss Eileen Rowan , daughter of James Rowan and the late Mrs . Rowan of Long Island avenue , will become the bride of Martin Connelly, son of Mr . and Mrs . Joseph P. Connelly, Sr., of Pen- nsylvania avenue , April 30 at St. Sylvester ' s R. C. church. r Frank Carasiti , a senior at Niagara univers i ty, left Saturday i , to return to Lewiston , alter spenamg the Easter vacation witn his parents , Mr. and Mrs- Frank Carasiti oi Richmond ave- nue. On his way he stopped at Binghamton to visit friends over the weekend. Mr . and Mrs . Loren Bush of tho State road attended open house and a Founuers ' day pro- gram at Brooklyn Polytechnic in- stitute recently. Their son , Loren , is a student there and has been enjoying his Easter vacation with his parents. Adrienne Bush, who attends Michiga n State university, spent the Easter holidays witn friends in Cleveland , O. Max Schmaeler , son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Schmaeler of Jamaica avenue , has returned to Case In- stitute of Technology, Cleveland , O., after spending the Easter holiday with his parents . At the meeting of the Medford Democratic club held last Thurs- day night at the clubhouse on Long Island avenue , President Domenic Baranello appointed the following officers: Mrs. Walter Wilm , financial secretary; Edward Calhoun , trustee for one year; Mrs . Albert Ellis , trustee for two years; Theodore Mueller , trustee for three years , and Nicholas Bi- anco , sergeant-at-arms. A social with cards and reireshments fol- lowed the business session. The by-laws will be up for approval at the May meeting of the club . Ludwig Ziegelmair , son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ziegelmair of Oregon avenue , left Saturday to return to his studies at Hobart college , Geneva , after spending several days here during Easter vacation. On his way back to college he stopped off in Ithaca to visit his sister , Miss Claire , who attends Cornell university. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at Weisseifoerger ' s , Larsen ' s Grocery and Four Corners Lunch- eonette and Stationery store in Medford.—v\dv. Mr. and Mrs . Fred Kunkel and granddaughter, Muriel Ann Crean , of Richmond Hill were ' visitors recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Gustave Zeidler of the State road. Air. ana Airs. Zeiaier leit Monday for a few days vacation in tho South. Mrs. Frank Carasiti of Rich- mond avenue was hostess Tuesday night to the women of her card clufc . Mr. and Mrs. Fcrde J. Mistier attended the wedding oi Miss Yvonne Palermo and Frank Qua- trale Saturday at St. Francis de Sales R. C. church , Patc ho gue and the reception and dinner at the Henrv Perkins hotel in Riverhead . The women of St. Sylveste r ' s R. C. church will hold a cake sale after the three masses on Sunday, and any parishioner wish- ing to donate a cake or pie is asked to bring it to the rectory Saturday or to the sale Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marks and daughter , Virginia , accompan- ied by Wayne Walton and Harry Cavaness , spent the Easter week- end in Glendale , where they at- tended the wedding of Mrs. Amelia Walton and William Knell April 9 at the Evangelical church in Glendale , followed by a wed- ding reception at the Knell home. Mrs. Anton Lenhard and sons , John and Walter , motored to the Bronx Saturday and visited friends/ Walter attended a re- union at Our Lady of Refuge school , where he was a student before moving to Medford about three years ago . He renewed ac- quaintance with former class- mates , who will graduate this year . Walter is a senior at Seton Hal! in Patchogue. All children who will receive their first Hol y communion at St. Sy lvester ' s R. C. church in May are asked to get in touch with Mrs. Ral ph Hart , Patch- ogue 3-3694- .W , to order veils for the girls , and Communion sets and ties for the boys . Please say, \I saw your ad in Advance Want Ad Way.—Adv. Construction is well under way on the new house being built for Mr . and Mrs . Paul Schnabel , Jr., on their property on Middle Is- land avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stoll of Queens have purchased the new house recently built by Mistier Bros, and Connelly, directly south of the Tremont Avenue school , on Tremont avenue and are now oc- cupying it. Private Richard Mistier spent a few days last week in Brook- l yn visiting his former classmate at Alfred university, Lloyd Ber- rin . Mr. and Mrs . John Gruber of the Bronx came out last week- end and opened up their home on Ohio and Middle Island avenue. Use Our CLASSIFIED Columns REA L ESTAT E CONVEYANCES (Consideration mentioned in soma caaea is that indicated by revenue tax atampa.) C J Duviu to G D Warnken A , w par- cel nvr corner Madiaon St & Corey Ave Blue Point $..500. K K W JU-alty Corp to A F Perry _ w parcel e s Eastwood iUvd Brookhaven Town $3,500. Kenmark Realty Corp to S P Viola. & w lot 49 sec I Country Haven Park brookhaven Town J6. 000. J Pearson & w to H June* & w par- cel n s Middle Country Road Lake Grove tS . OOQ. J Pennington Jr & ano to Virginia H Fuller parcel on I. I Sound adj land of James McLaren Old Field Brookhaven Town $25,000. Anne Davie to W C Bauer & w lot 21 Eklund Park sec 1 Lake Ronkonkoma $8 , 500. S DiMaszio to G Sciotto & w lot* 249 & 250 Mastic Estates Brookhaven Town SI . 500. N Realmuto * w to W DeVito & w lots 11143 & 11144 sec B North Shore Beach Kocky Point $6,500. E L Sawyer * ano to J M Lukert parcel w s Brookneld Ave Center Mor- iches $1, 000. Serena Wade to D Roeen lota 18 to 20 inc blk G map of N Y 4 Bklyn Sub- urban Inv Co of N Y Bellport $1,000. P J Lessey A w to Jeanne M Fiala parcel n s Alexander Ave Blue Point $1,000. Elsie J Sinn to C G Yax & w parcel s s Lakewood St Patchogue $1, 500. P OircenouBh to W A King & w par- cel e s Bay Ave Patchosrue $15,500. Linda Anderson to K T Woods & w parcel » s North Country Road Port Jef- ferson Station $6 , 000. A W Churchill A ors to T J Tomas- zewski 4 w parcel * s Waverly Ave Medford $11 ,900. Dawn Estates Inc to W J Morris & w parcel ne s St»nl-y Drive Brookhaven Town $9,000. Same to G M Hendrickson * w panel ne s Stanley Drive Brookhaven Town $9, 000. F H Payn» to W H Bahnsen A w par- cel e s Myrtle Lane Brookhaven Town $2, 000. Mae D Condos to S M Pollan parcel s s Norwood Ave near Port Jefferson Brookhaven Town $10, 000. Dawn Estates Inc to H Goldstei n St w parcel ne s Stanley Drive Brookhaven Town $9,000. A I Snitier to C Mahlan & w lot 7 Blue Point Farms Blue Point $1, 000. Dawn Estates Inc to J Kauaer A w parcel ne s Stanley Drive Brookhaven Town $9, 000. J Kov»gna> A w to R Hahn A w par- cel w s PatchoKue-Port Jefferson H:fih- way Coram $10 ,000. E P Duffy A w to J J Crowley A w parcel n s Newton Blvd Ronkonkoma $4, 000. Loper Bros Lumber Co Inc to Rose Pomas A ano pared o s O.xhcad Road Centereach $3, 000. . Waverly Acres Inc to W C Davis A w parcel s 8 Milne Ave Brookhaven Tow n $1,600. W A Olsen A w to F LaGattuta A w lot 2565 Mastic Acres Mastic $1,000. J Riolo to D Bailey A w lots 640 to 642 inc Maatic Acres Brookhaven Towo. $2,000. -J* C B Chapman to C E Parker A w parcel n s Red Bridge Road Center Moriches $1,000. C DeWitt Moaey to ' T Demetreu iota 122 to 126 inc Lake <Pinea Ronkonkoma $1 , 500. Monica Ku-mcch to C Richtcr A w lot 874 map of 42 Five Acre Tracts Cen- ter Moriches $1 , 000. I Gotch A ors to T Soulopulos A w parcel n a Sheep Pasture Road. Port Jef- ferson Station $3,000. W Koller A w to I Gotch A w lota i» to 77 inc Lawn Terrace Development Port Jefferson Station $3, 000. Juanita K Stewart A ors to R C Hall A w parcel » s Vineyard Place Port Jefferson $3, 500. . Helen J Frydrych A ano l<> A Smith & w lot* 10-U4 A 10295 ace A North Shore lfc-sch Brookhaven Town $5 , 000. B> Olson A w to Louisa Bunt parcel on Mt Vernon Ave North Patchogue $1 , 000. Stony Brook Shores Inc to TheJma. Shoemaker lot 14 sec 1 Stony Broo- Shores Brookhaven Tow n $2,000. C Golisano to V Arena A w lots <-3 to 727 inc Berkshire Height* Section Natures Gardens Brookhaven Tow n $3, - °0° - . .. .. . H Begclman A w to J Mill* A w par- cel nw corner Barton Ave A Mt Vernon Ave Patchogue $3,000. Z Bailsman A w to A Cettina parcel w » Union Ave Center Moriches $19 , 000. H Tayebi to J G Hall A w lot 1 blk SR sec A Tangle! 1 South Shore Manor of St George Brookhaven Town $1 , 000. H U Hey wood to P K Breitung A w lots 94 to 97 inc sec 1 Suassa Park Port Jefferson $2,500. MORTGAGES J J Crowley A w to E P Dufly A w parcel n s Newton Blvd Ronkonkoma, $2,200. P Santucci to Evans-Amityville Dairy Inc lots 39 to 45 inc Berkshire Heights Section Natu res Gardens Brookhaven Town $4,000. Mary I' alumbo to Northport Fed Sav A Loan Assoc parcel n a Newins St Patchogue $9, 000. M Colucci A w to Sayville Fed Sav A Loan A.WOC lots 723 to 725 inc Mastic Acres Mastic $6, 500. Rose Pomas A ano to Southold Sav Bk 2 parcels e a Oxh-u.l Road Ccntcr- aach $6 , 000. W J Gilbert A w to Suff Co Fed Sav A Loan Assoc lota 29 to 31 ine blk - sec 3 Gordon Heights West Yaphank $6,900. H F Drake A w to Meadow Brook Nat Bk of Freeport parcel n a Prassan Ave Brookhaven Town $900. Eva T Keller to Equitable Life Assur Soc of U S parcel w s Medford Ave Patchogue $5 ,000. K Haddatx to First Suff Nat Bk of Huntington parcel n a Beaver Dam Koad Brookhaven $2, 000. R C Hall A w to Uk of Northern Brookhaven parcel a s Vineyard Placo Port Jeff-won $2,500. J Lopez to Peoples Nal Bk of Patch- ogue lots 322 to 32o inc Oakcrest Park Section Natures Gardens Brookhaven Town $2,300. G Gilllgun A w to Union Sav lik of Patchogue ' parcel n H Howard St Patch- ogue $9,000. O Mfllevoltc A w to Same parcel c a Waveny Ave Holtsville $1,300. \ G Schlenx A w to Riverncad Sav Bk parcel c s Dartmouth Roud near Shorc- bam Brookhaven Town $6 , 500. S P Viola A w to Franklin Nat Bk ot Franklin Square lot 49 sec 1 Country Haven I' nrk Brookhaven Town $5,700. H James A w to Union Sav Bk of Patchogue parcel n 3 Middlu Country Road Lake Grove $7,200. W DaVivo & w to Bk of Northern Brookhaven lots 11143 A 11144 sec B> Nortn Shore Beach Brookhaven Tow n $4,900. O LaFave to Union Sav Bk of Patch- ogue parcel n s Pearl St Patchogue $3, - 000. W C Bauer A w to Riverhead Sav Bk lot 21 sec I Eklund Park Lake Ronkon- knmu $1,500. A Mango A w to Union Sav Bk of Patchogue parcel n a Pincdalc Ave Brookhaven Tow n $4,500. A Ferber A w to Same parcel c a Lin- coln Road West Yaphank $5, 700. S Failla A w to Same parcel o s Win- ters Drive Brookhaven Town $5, 700. Gertrude Fennell to Island Coal A Lumber Corp lot 67 sec 9 Gordon Heights- Middle Inland $6 , 075.72. 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