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High Tide and Strong Wind Combo Dampens South Shore Communities Homefront on Beaver Dam road , Brookhaven , is swamped by water. High tide at foot of Bay avenue , Patchogue . Boating was no pleasure on Beaver Dam road; but vital transport . Nautical setting for a Bay avenue , Patchogue , home. Out of order—Someone left the water on . Even birds were walking Monday. PORT .ll- . 'F. 'KR.SO.V Tin- \orlli Shore Choral society, under the direction of Karl Snmv , Jr., will present Handel' :, \ .Messiah\ at H: ' M) p.m . Saturday at Poll . .letl' eisnn Hi gh school auditorium here under (he sponsorship of Port Jefferson Elks Lodge 'JPIS . The new Elks lodge was active in charitable work even before its institution. .November !' . I m- n-i ds from ticket sales of the chora l group ' s concert will be used for the Elk' s henevdent i\.nd Al Scbelberg, chairman of the committee on arr. -iug-cmeu's , said , that tickets may be obtained from Karl S IM f t , Jr. iiienibers of- the Klks club or at the door of the auditorium Satur- day night. Klks who recentl y attended H preview session of the concei t declared that the concert should be one of the outstanding events ol the season in the North Brook- haven area. The choral group is made up of members from . '- ' 'tony Brook , Setauket . Port .lel 'for-o .i . Ml. Sinai. Miller Place . Uocky Point. Sound Bench , Shoe-hum and other communities to liivcrhead. Soloists for the \ Messi ill \ enli- ven are Jean Snow , . -' .pian o; liorothy ( . )wen , contralto; .In-op li l.ciumcn , bass; a n d Mb - hae! Ii-cran , tcnoi: They iviil bo ac- companied b y Honor Kopcienski at the piano. North Shore Choral Society Concert Will Aid Elks Fund Continued from page 1, (his section eral p late c lass windows succumb- ed to the wind' s violence . 'Die f ront siinw wiiidnw i>!' the Swan Market on South I ' mintiy road , Kasl Patch.igiie . b!e\. in at b ji. til. and PaloiNigno !- ' or<l was also a victim of window damage. Eastward, the stnim flooded t lu- ll cent l y-di edged Paiclnigue Shores jiool and caused a severe li-u to set on the dredge inooreil close b y. In Hrookhacou , Beaver Dam road was literally swamped b y none tidewater , with \ - -idelits in gotiattng roads b y roe. boat. Throughout the area , n'-d'hhors Were ipih k to offer assistance twice offering- aid to a Pat . hogue Advance reporter ivim had - . topp ed to photograph the Hood scene, and who appeared stalled. Hi ' ookhnven N. -ithma! l abora - toiy ' s meteorological division re- corded a peak wind of IP mph at ¦ \ :3' |>. in. and noted that through- out |lie storm winds blew an aver- age of 20 mph for the period from Sunday evening- to iaie Monday afternoon. Bay winds were higher due to the absence of landmass resistance. Aside from the flooding condi- tion caused b y the strong south- west, wind and high liuc which forced (ireal. South bay some 1 , \ > ((() to 2 , (1(10 feet past its shores , pre- cipitation was 1.11 inches of mostl y rain. Power failures were acvlerutcd b y high winds, most noticeable in lup hinik and li 'idgc , where an hour and a half blacken;, occurred at Cr.lii p. m. .Monday. Because of its southwest ori gin , the storm had little effect on the leeward North shore. Monday ' s storm did not approach the ferocity of Long Island' s \land hurricane \ which struck almost nine years ago to the day —on November . 'SO , P. ioO — and was a directl y eastern wind and rain storm. Storm Conservationists United liy drace K. Harsfow .Murphy, President Indispensable but Dwindling Resource Plans are sullicientl y advanced lowanl (lie development, of a Long (. -land Water Resource and Earth Science museum for volunteer work ,o brine it into hoine - Dili - major aim is wise devclop- hieiii of Long Island thioiigh edu- . at ion to ill- . ' tacts and the needs. .. -otn indoor and outdoor exhibits wi'li emp hasis on water sources , i. . - . misuse , i i-ijuireuieiits and on the living and the inanimate fea- 'u es M > outdoors , v, ill iie created ¦ ' . v i'\perts . Scienc > fa- 'iiilies ami ' - , pcrieiiee- r a r e I y alfoi ded liy -i-liooi. - , wil l lie provided for youth- ;u ) eori- ey and for boys and girls if talent. Tlieie will hi- programs lor young and old. Iluildei' s and develop rs will vi sualize how in- telligent Imlldw.ing c a n he an asset. An examp le of thi s could be line road-flooding is to be avoided . The uist requirement is for a • . roup of interost.ee ' citizens from -elioois , school boards , civic , po- .ilical a n d conservation groups, garden eitihs women ' s chilis , serv- ice oi;;alii/:atiojis of every kind • lab as medical , philanthrop ic , l!o- lUuan. i\ oniporary committees have dready been formed; l- 'iuance: Uaniei Por;y of l' ori .Icller- un who iias ijc in'i ousiy undertaken to cali a general eoininittee meeting; Public Relations: .M rs. Ruth Rodg- ers of St. .lames, and Mrs . V. Henry It. rliu of New York; Edu- cation: i >i- . P;i„; ,). (b-linas , Se- tauket; Technical Direction; l-Vruin J . Ki list. S laul. et; Museuin Di- rection; Ales . June desCiango , di- . ictor of the SutVolk miiseuni, Stony Brook ; ((vol all Planning: i ho /' ' minding organization of Con- • eivati oiiists Vlniliii for Long Is- and through its president , Mrs. Muridiv. A.I of us are (ordinal. - in h. -tv- ;IU r the eoo])eratioll of the Sulfolk mu seum and of nature c -liters for you II u . Amen ' , a. Tin- latiei - . th; oiigh il- executive vice president . Robert M. (iidhani , and John Ripley Foi- h '-s. have oi-e ani'/ed :; l museums in our country. Each is doing ef- i . 'el i\ e \» M I k ace-a dine , to th needs ol each community. Foe each , suf- lieie;il. funds \yr r- - l. -| i. -i'd as , -l/eh will be rui-i ' d for ours. Nature eenteis understands tiie job and doe- net . .tint on hel p end service. The director of (lie SutVolk mu- seum. Mrs . ii i' . lli-:iii;! i ' , feels that our p ' ati not oniy ties in with hers , hut is al-o a far -t- p to- ward completing iho museum needs of SutVoll- . - . Th\ next ¦. 111¦ < ement i; laud , about ;:n acres i.:- eferali!v with both fro h and . - dt Mute. ' . Such ¦i e ift ' . \ oar - :. - •; . 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NEW THEATRE The new Aiiiityville Prudential Theatre presently under construc- tion is expected to be comp leted in the earl y spring and be the by-word in modern theatres. Seat- ing capacity will be l , i(>2. Anion;? the new improvements will be a wall-to-wall screen and stere- op honic sound . Sayville Workshop Sets Three Auditions Continued from pane 1 , this .section day. At the height of lle ir si anh they had thie- lo .its lookine I ' m the lost twosome , ami other men . - ¦ . ¦ai-chine: aloie; t h,. I,e:n In- They found tw o par: ,,f i) i , boat. A l ' i-S foot - ..-e lion of tlii- poll side of the bmv wa- found oil !ll. ' lieaell . . - . ' . •JPII \.lld- ive-l of We. -t Hay brid e. - in We sthamp- tun (tw II house- - east uf the Dune l leel. Hotel |. Al-o found wa- . - . - three foot p iece of the . ¦laiboai'd side with a boat number on ii . The bow section ua< identiti es by in inhbors as beine the boat be- i lonyiii;; - to Mr. I' .twin . I Also found was a p iece of the -torn -I'-i -' inii. and bow sii -timi - , '('he nan \Mntlet \ ^ .\- c ' eavl y \ i. -ihl \ . A |;. -i. --.-rliy . -( lotted the -l ern p iwe and called We-thai up- ton police , wlio notified the Coast tiuard . Wells D. Tuttle Reasonable prices and quality work set the highest standards for wedding invitations and an- nouncements . The Palchogiie Ad- vance , 20 Medford Avenue.—Adv .
