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Speaking of BUSINESS RAiSSIS' luncheonette and res- taurant will show its \ new look\ Monday when it reopens after a face-lifting. After six years of serving the public , Raissis ' at 3 East Main street , underwent extensive ren- ovations. The restaurant , in ad- dition to sporting- a new modern front , will have a new luxurious .nterior which will be fully air conditioned and will comfortably accomodate 84 persons. A modern soda fountain and food service for anything from a quick sandwich to a full course meal will also be featured. The restaurant will continue under the management of the Raissis- family , father Spyros Raissis with 40 years in the restaurant business , and sons Thomas and Cosmos. Another new feature is a. can- dy section featuring home-made candies and national brands. - The restaurant will remain open daily from 6 a. m. to 1 a. m. ' A NEW LOOK graces the in- terior of Dahlman ' s delicatessen at the corner of West Main street and Washington avenue these days , since it has been remodel- led. New flooring and new dis- play cases have been installed. On Saturday, Ernest Dahlrrtan , the proprietor , and his wife , Mrs. Helen Dahlman , will give a choice of one pqund of salad with each purchase ' of more than $1. The Dahlmans have been in business in Patchogue for nine years. * * * A MINIATURE shopping cen- ' ter is p lanned on property at South Ocean avenue and 'ferry street by the Millan Realty com- pany of Rockville Centre . According to Ben Feldman , co- owner along with Perry Kemp of the vacant stores and surround- ing lots at the corner , five stores , ' facing Ocean avenue and one fac- ing Terry street will be ready for occupancy by June 1 after remod- eling is completed. Twelve offices above the stores are also being given a face-lifting. Local labor is handling the re- modeling. The stores will have a white colonial front and black shutters. The excellent municipal parking facilities near the property were cited as a reason for the develop- ment , according to Mr. Feldman , who said that six more stores on an adjoining lot on Ocean avenue and five more on adjoining Terry street land are also being plan- ned . i THE STRAUSS STORE on East Main street will be one of the occupants of a new East Main street shopping center op- posite the Safeway store which is being handled by E. P. Dal- masse , Patchogue broker. The new building, which will have eight stores and 30 , 000 square feet of free parking, will be ready for occupancy July 1. The Strauss store , which sells auto equipment and radios , -will occupy the corner establishment. It will have 2 , 800 square feet in space , more than double that j of the present store. Parking ] in both the front and rear will . allow employes to maintain the traditional Strauss service policy, j I A travel bureau will occupy one of the other stores in the ! ! group. I A SHAREHOLDERS MEET- ING of the Peop les National Bank of Patchogue on Apri l 12 approv- ed a change in the par value of capital stock from $100 to $10. The move , which would increase the number of shafe s outstanding from 2 , 000 to 20 , 000 , is subject to state approval. G. Howard Hatfield , bank pres- ident , said the change will in- crease the number of shares held by each stockholder without af- fecting the par value of these holdings. The move was designed to allow interested small inves- tors to acquire shares . * * * A NEW ASSOCIATION\ . The Oil Heat Institute of Long Is- land , was formed April 12. Wil- liam Marran of W. R . Marran ' s Sons , Inc. , Patchogue fuel deal- ers , represented the South Shore Fuel Dealers Credit association at tho session. The new group will direct its efforts primarily toward the pro- motion of automatic oil heating, through close cooperation with the Oil Heat Institute of America, the New York Oil Heating associ- ation and the Oil Heat Council of New York, slip by. \ 1 i ^^ VILLAG E MEAT MARKET H. BEHR3TANN MEDFORD , Next to P. O. PAT. 3-4510 PRIME AND CHOICE SIRLOIN STEA K 7»e \>- OVEN PREPARED TOP SIRLOIN ROAST 79« i»- All Beef and Regular Genuine Spring Legs Skinless Frank s ....49clb. ^\^ 59c lb - 6 to 8 lb. av. Freshly Ground Reef »i i .» it — . ^.n ' Ex t ra Lean Shoulder Hamburger 3 lbs. $1.00 Lamb chops 69c i b PHONE IN YOUR ORDER EARLY. THANK YOU FOR VOI R PATKON \GK AM ) COOPERATION. VIOLIN VIRTUOSO JSrZrFS. 'llJgZZ munity Concert association programs in. the Patchogue High school auditorium tonight. Mr. Menuhin , who made his debut as a child prodigy at the age of eigh t , has played on every con- tinent and in more than 50 countries and has performed with every great orchestra and every outstanding conductor of our time. Tonight ' s concert will begin at 8 p. m. The association ' s mem bership campaign for 200 more members for next year will begin May 2. Fire Island Inlet Condition Good , Committee Hears Represen tative Stuyvesant Wainwright was the featured speaker at a Monday luncheon meeting of the Fire Island Inlet committee at the Patchogue ho- tel. Speaking to some 25 committee members , the congressman spoke on \ present arrangements for the inlet. The inlet , Mr. Wainwright said , was one of the projects that the Board of Army Engi- neers had accepted as part of its own program , which would mean that the inlet would be maintain- ed each year when dredging was necessary. No additional inlet will be considered , it was brought out in general discussion , as long as the present one is in a satisfac- tory condition. John II. Muller , executive vice president of Ira S. Bushey & Sons of Brooklyn , made the state- ment that the present condition of the inlet is very satisfactory and that no trouble has been re- ported by mariners going in or out. Joseph Glancy of the Blue Points company declared that Great South bay has never been in finer condition for oysters and clams , and that hopes are high for a rejuvenated shellfish indus- try in this area. Also at the meeting, over which Leslie Weiss , president of the Patchogue Electric Light com- pany, presided . Rep. Wainwright and Mr . Weiss were presented with resolutions of appreciation from the committee. The con- gressman ' s cited his \diligence and effort\ in aiding the com- mittee and in his successful fight for Federal aid and maintenance of the inlet , and Mr. Weiss ' was for his efforts as chairman of the committee. Mag innes Honored B y Vamps at Dinner Willard H. Maginnes , whose term as chief of the Patch- ogue Fire department ended last week , was honored at a testimonial dinner in the Van Guard Hose company fire- house Saturday night. Among the 100 attending were members of the Van Guards and other local fire officials. District Attorney Zone Chief Jack Barry, him - self an ex-PFD chief , served as toastmaster. The commit- tee in charge included Chri s Newham , Teddy Olslager , Jack Meyer and Russel Ger- ard. Also present at the dinner were Mrs. Maginnes , their daughter , Mrs . Beverly Mal- sky, and the newly-elected chief , Arthur Mapes. Suffolk' s 195S GOP Yearbook Plans Revealed Preparationes for the 1955 Year Book of the Suffolk County Republican Club , Inc., were com- pleted this week at a meeting of the Year Book committee held in the Patchogue hotel . R. Ford Hughes , Suffolk Re. - ' publican leader and chairman of the club' s board of governors , in a letter to Republican committee- men , called for an all-out effort to make the 1955 publication the most successful ever. According to Mr. Hughes , funds derived from the solicitation of ads in this year ' s book will go toward financing the organize- ( tion ' s new home in Patchogue. ! The club property was purchas- j ed last year and it is hoped the year book will be printed in time to distribute it at the; annual out- ing to be held at the building site late in August. I The special committee handl-l ing this year ' s book is composed of representatives from each of the county ' s towns , and local town committees have been formed to run the drive on the local level. The yea r book committee mem- ; hers and towns they represent i are : Chairman Walter Gagen , Southold; S. Lester Brown and Richard DiNapoli , Babylon; Ken- neth Clayton , Brookhaven; Her- bert Mulford , Jr., East Hampton; James Weber , Huntington; Hen- ry Claussen , Islip; Elmer J. B. Sawyer , Riverhead; William Hnis , Smithtown; Theodore Jaffe , South- ampton . Town Republican leaders have joined Mr. Hughes in urging alt/ out support for the year bodk drive with the new clubhouse as a common goal. Count y Postmasters In Installation Tonig ht Officers of the Suffolk County Postmasters association will be installed at a dinner tonight in the Patchogue hotel. District man- ager W. F. McDonough is instal- ling officer. The officers are : Chester A. Pitney, Eastport , president; Har- old L. Wright , Bellport , vice president; Mary T. Mushier , Rocky Point , chairman of the board of directors ; F. Marion Moseley, Manoivillc , secretary; Carl N. Cooper , Grecnport , trea- surer. About 100 postmasters , rela- tives and friends are expected at the affair by the committee, which includes Geary H. Whitlock , Pat- chogue. chairman: Mrs. M. K. Sherry, L;i. - ,l Patchogue , and Mr. Wright. I ! Charter No. 12783 I Reserve District No. 2. I Report of Condition of 1 THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK ; OF PATCHOGUE j In the State of New York , at the cloM of business* on April 11, 1955. Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Sec- tion 5211 , U. S. Revised Statutes. ASSETS Cash , balances with other banks , including reserve balance and ctuh items in princess of collection 52 , 713 , 123.07 , United State* Government ob- i litfutions, direct and guaran- j teed 3 . 77t> , 5o2.0:j Obligations ot States and , political subdivisions 579 , 051.36 Other bonds , notes , and deb- entures 50 , 000.00 Corporate stocka (including 515. 000. 00 s tock ot Federal Reserve Bank) 15 , 000.00 Loans and discounts ( . includ- ing S772.5a overdrafts! .. .. 4 . -121 , 024.IS Furniture and fixtures $31, - &M.75 . '11 , 834.75 . Other assets 50 . 017.50 l Total Assets $11 , 637 , 782.89 1 - LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individ- uals, partnerships and cor- porations $6,059, 422.50 Time deposits of individuals , partnerships and corpora- tions 2 , 543, »22.20 ; Deposits of United States [ Government - - 775 , 953.01 Deposits of States' &nd politi- cal subdivisions 805,105.53 Deposit* of banks . . ... 162,378.94 Other deposits (certified and cashier s checks . ctc.> . .. . 143 . S02.19 Total JUeposits $I0 , 495 . 4S4.4rt Othen Liabilities 14*5.804.29 # Total Liabilities $10 ,948 , 469.88 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital Stock : Common stock , total par $200,000.00 $ 200 , 000.00 Surplus 300 . 000.00 Undivided profits 189. 313.01 Total Capita l Accounts .. S 689 . 313.01 Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts $11,637, 732.80 MEMORANDUM Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes $ 945 . 000.00 I, William E. Richards , cashier of the above-named bank , do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Willi&m E. Richards, Cashier. CORRECT—Attest: John R. Ruland Lincol n G. Schmidt G. Howard Hatfield Directors (L.S. ) State of New York , County of Suffolk, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day of April, 1955 , and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or direc- tor of this bank. Annie P. Niquet , Notary Public My commission expires March 30 . 1957. Annie P. Niquet Notary Public, State of New York No. 52-2895100 Residing in Suffolk County Commission expires March 30 , 1957. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Upon reading and filing tho joint peti- tion of James Patanjo and Rose Pa tan- jo , duly verified the 14th day of April . 1'J55 , praying tor lea ve to assume the names of James Pa tan and Rose Patan, and for their child Anne Carol Patan- jo to assume the name of Anne Carol Pata n , in place and stead of their present names , and it duly appearing that the said petitioner James Patanjo was born on the 5 th day of December . 1905. at UeUport . New York , and that a certificate of his birth is not available; and that said petitioner Rose Pa tanjo waj born on the 3rd day of October. 1909. at the City of New York, Now York , and that the certificate of her birth issued by the Department' of Health , of the City of , New York , bears Number 30922; an<i that the child Anne Carol Patanjo was born 1 on the 30th day of April . 1943 , at the City of New York , New York , and that the certificate of her birth issued by tho Department ot Health of the City of , New York . New York , hears birth record ! number 19305 , and it appearing to my , satisfaction that the said petition is true, ; and there is no reasonable objection to the change of name* proposed. Now . on motion of Michael Itesnik , attorney for said petitioners , it is ORDERED , that the said James Patan- jo . born on December 5 . 1905. at Bellport . New * ork , with nj birt h certificate available ; and Rose Patanjo . born on October 3, 1909. at the City of New York . New York , with birth certi ficate number 30922 , issue*! by the Department of Health of the City of New York , Hn<l their child Anne Carol Patanjo . born on April 30 , 1943. at the City of New York , j New York, with birth record number ; 10303, issued by the Depnrtrnent of Health of the City of New York; all ! residing at Number 7'Wigtel Lane , Bell- port , New York , be . and they are here- by, authorized to respectivel y assume the names of James Patan , ' Rose Patan and Anne Carol P.ita n , on the Hint day of May, 1955 , upon condition , however , that the further provisions of this order be complied with ; and it M further ORDERED , that this order be entered , and the petition upon which it is granted , be filed within t» . n (10) days from the . date hereof in the office of the Clerk of this Court , and that , within ten (10) days after the entry hereof , a copy of this order shall be published in The Patchogue . . Advance , and that the affidavit of pub- [ lication thereof be filed in the office of the Clerk of this Cou rt within forty (40) days after the date hereof ; and it id further ORDERED , that upon compliance with all the above provisions herein contained, , - ,the said petitioners James Patanjo- and Ruse Patanjo and their child shall , on and after the 31st day of May. 1055. be respec tively known na and by the names of James Patan , Rose Patan and Anne Carol Patan, which they are hereby auth- orized to assume , and by no other names. ENTER Fred J. Munder, County Judge of Suffolk County Granted : April 19 . 1955 By William yu Fry. Clerk McBRIDE'S PHARMACY ANNOUNCES The Inauguration of a FREE Automobile Delivery Service on prescriptions and other drug store needs for Patchogue and the surrounding area . CALL PATCHOGUE 3 - 0246 McBRIDE'S PHARMACY 1 EAST MAIN STREET P ATCHOGUE , N. Y. - __ y THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO Thomas Allen Smith, William Sidney Smith . Amelia Smith Wilcox . Clara Smith Griggs , Emily Smith Beckman , Royal Hunt Smith , Maude Thorne Bos well . Julia Thorne, sometimes known as Julia O'Conner or O'Connor, Julia John- son or Johnston, if living and if she be dead , to her husband , heirs at law . next of kin . distributees , legal representatives and successors in interest. Charles O'Conner or O'Connor , if living and if he be dead , to his heirs at law , nex t of kin. distributees , legal repre- sentatives and successors in interest And any and all unknown persons who may be the heirs at law. nex t of kin and distribu- tees of Helen Tangier Smith, deceased , and their distributees , legal representatives and successors in interest, whose names and places of residence are unknown and cannot , after diligent inquiry be ascer- tained. the next of kin and heirs at law of Helen Tangier Smith, late of Yaphank , Suffolk County. New York , deceased, SEND GREETING : WHEREAS. Ross H. Miner residing at 161 Henry Street. Brooklyn 2 , New York an Executor named in the will of said deceased, lately applied to our Surrogate ' s Court of the County of Suffolk to have certain instrument in \ writing and heav- ing date the 16th day of August . 1950 relating to both real and personal prop- erty, duly proved as the Last Will and Testament of the said deceased. THEREFORE. You and each of you are cited to show cause before our said Surrogate ' s Court at the County Court House at Riverhead in the County of Suffolk , on Monday, the 23 rd day of May. 1955 , at one o ' clock in the afternoon of that day why said instrumen t should not be admitted to probate as the Last Will and Testament of said decease*!. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have caused the Seal of the Surrogate ' s Cou rt of our said County of Suffolk to be here- unto affix ed. WITNESS . HON. EDGAR F. HAZLE- TON , Surrogate of our said County at Riverhead, N. Y., this 15th day of April , 1955. (Suffolk (Surrogate (Seal Merwin S. Woodard , Clerk of the Surrogate ' s Court ^aiinmiiiiiamiiiimioiiiiinniomniiimcN With Thankful Hearts j j Come and Worship j S Jesus, the very thought of thee But what to those who find? Ah . this C 5 With sweetness fills the breast; Nor tongue nor pen can show ; = 5 But sweeter far thy face to see , The love of J emu* , what it i* . 3 a And in thy presence rest. None but who love him know. = 3 3 3 No voice can sing, no heart can frame , Jesus , our only joy be thou . S S Nor can the memory find. As thou our prize wilt be; = =? A sweeter sound than Jesus * Name . In thee be all our glory now . == § The Saviour of mankind. And through eternity. Amen. | j 3 O hope of every contrite heart. 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Radio Station WPAC nill de- vote its programming toward the 1955 Cancer crusade on Sunday, beginning at 12:30 p. m. with a half-hour show en- titled \All-Star Revue \ and following through the res t of the day. according to announce- ment made this week by South Brookhaven Town Chairman .Mrs . Robert Sheridan. The station has donated its time in the interest of the 1955 Cancer crusade , particular- l y in South Brookhaven town , and items pertaining to each of the 19 villages in this area will be broadcast. To Be Successful — Advertise RADIO TO AID CRUSADE At a Special Term of the County- Court, hel d in and for the County of Suffolk , at the County Court House. Kiverhead . New York , on the 13t h day of April . 195S. PRESENT : HON. FRED J. MUNDER County Judse of Suffolk County — x In. the Matter of the Application of : JAMES PATANJ O and ROSE PA- : TANJ O , for themselves and in be- : half of ANNE CAROL, PATANJO, : an infant , for leave to change thei r : n«mw to JAMES PATAN . ROSE : PATAN and ANNE CAROL PA- : TAN. NOTICE OF PI'BMC HEAR1.NO BOARD OK APPEALS ..„„,_ VILLAGE OF BELLPORT. NEW ORK Pursuant to the provisions of tne Buililinir Zon e Ordinance for the \uiaj e of Bellport . New York , notice is hereby Kiven that the Hoard of Appeals of the Village of Bellport will hold a public hearing in the Community Center. -1 Bell Street. Bellport . on the 2nd day of May. 195. - > . at S P. m. to consider the applica- tion of Clifford B. Miller for a front yard variance on property located on tn- northeast corner of North Brewster Lane and Second Street. . Claribel B. Shaw . Deputy Clerk Villase of Heliport . New York
