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Friday in Brookl yn Federal Court five men were charged with shooting ducks over baited ponds, one with aiding the hunters , and 11 with hunting without proper licenses or duck stamps. Among those charged were for- mer Riverhead Highway Depart- ment Superintendent Myron C. Young; Kenneth Hard , operator of the Suffolk (lame Lodge Reserve in Brookhaven ; William E. Fram- ze of Blue Point; KUwurd M. Barry, sou of Welfare Commiss- ioner John I,. Barry. Barry lives in Patchogue. Also: Edward C. Coleman of Bay Shore ; Louis K. Duff y of Patchogue , John C. Boxswc of Islip: Robert W. Young of Up- ton; Walter C. Scott of Sayville; Peter I'\ Fleishman of Quogue, of the magazine \New Yorker , \ and John P. Antilety of Southampton. Myron Young is charged with shooting ducks over a baited pond. Hard is accused of ordering his employes to spread grain on a pond to attract the ducks. Th , e others-are charged with shooting ducks without federal duck stamps. All are scheduled to appear lie- fore U. S. Commissioner Salva- Uiv« Abrw/.z,o for hearings within tl:e next two weeks. Riverhead Justice of the Peace Otis Pike , charged three months ago with shooting ducks over a pend baited with corn , is still awaiting trial. Two hunters arres- ted with Mr. Pike pleaded guilty. Deputy County Clerk William H. Jewett Is Taken by Death William H. Jewett , 63 , of 45 Church Street , Patchogu e , died at Biookhaven Memorial Hosp ita l Friday after a short illness. He was a member of the Pat- chogue Elks lodge and also the American Legion Post in Patch- ogue. Mr. Jewett had been Deputy Suffolk County Clerk for the past three years. He is survived by his wife Janita and one sister . Mrs. Annette Croll of Holl ywood , Fla. Services were held Monday at the Pettit Funeral Home. They in- cluded an Elks service at 8 p. m., American Legion service at 8:30 p. in. and Rosary service at 9 p. m. On Tuesday a Solemn Requiem Mass was hold at 10 a. m. with the Rev. F. Leo Monteleone of Our Lady of Mount Carmel R. C. Church officiating. Interment took place in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Coram. Tinker Bank to Open Branch At Port Jeff. Station Plaza PORT JEFFERSON STATION — The Tinker National Bank , which began in East Setauket in 1920 , will celebrate its fortieth year by opening a new office , its third , in tempora ry quarters on the parking lot of the Port Jefferson Station Shopping Plaza . Construction of a permanent facility will start in the near future . ¦—— <8> Next Thursday has been set for the opening and a three-day cele- bration will begin with the tradi- tional ribbon-cutting ceremony by public officials , ending with the presentation of awards at 3 p. m. May 7. The Tinker National Bank is opening the Jefferson Plaza Branch to provide better , more convenient service to more than 3 ,000 cus- tomers between Port Jefferson and Wading River. The new branch will also answer the needs of nu- merous businessmen and indivi- duals in the growing North Shore area who have indicated a desire to bank with Tinker. Since nearly half the bank' s total loan volume originates in this area , the loan department will be moved from the East Setauket home office to the new branch. Assistant Vice President William H. Hubert , who will manage the Jefferson Plaza office , heads the loan department. Miss Barbara Owen is assistant loan officer. The new office will open with three experienced tellers—Mrs. Ruth Wohl , Mrs. Katherine Lorch and Miss Dianne Burr , all former- ly of the Centereach branch. Cecil L. Hall , president , and Mrs. Flor- ence D. Eichacker , secretary, com- plete the staff. Speaking of BUSINESS CUSTOMERS can ask for the craziest things in supermarkets. If you don 't believe it just ask Leonard Locantore , the alert young manager of Bohack' s in Patchogue. Among the zanyish requests that Leonard Locantore the . 'M-year-old manager can re- member are calls for frozen \trol- lops. \ -'destitute \ salt , canned welch \ rabbits '\ and \imported\' Wiscon- sin cheese. Leonard Locantore is very much the local boy who has made good. Horn and raised in Patchogue he got his start some 12 years ago in the very store that he now manages. He was transfe r red to the Sayville branch in 1948 as vegetable manager , where , after an eight year stint , he was made assistant manager of Bohack' s in Moriches. Two years later , last September , he was promoted to be manager of his old store here in Patchogue with a staff of 15 and all the responsibility of being in charge of a large Bohack store. He says that running a super- market is no \drop around on Fri- day and pick up your check\ job. The man at • the top must have a multitude of assorted knowledge. For example , he must know the value of his inventory on hand , be able to order in advance , keep tab of new requests , supervise person- nel , deal with credit requests properly and generally keep his finger on the pulse of the public as it buys for its stomach. As a hoy, Mr. Locantore attend- ed River Avenue Grammar School and later graduated from Patch- ogu e High in 1913. Married to a Patchogue girl , the former Jose- phine Dragone , they now live at lfi Fourth Street with their family of two boys and one girl. All the children go to their father ' s old school , River Avenue Grammar. The I^ocantores are members of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and the store manage r is also up for nomination for the Patchogue Kiwanis Club . Thursdays and Fridays , when the store is open until (I p. m., are \the busiest\ for the young super- market manager who always makes a careful point to be able to greet all his regular customers b y name. He says that one of the biggest compensations of his pro- motion is that he is now back in Patchogue among friends and neighbors whom he has known all his life . In fact , if Charlie Weaver hadn 't thought of it first , he m' gnt easily say \these are MY people, \ but nevertheless Mr. Locantore is just as convincing with his frank smile and his pleasant , \Did you get all you wanted Mrs. Schwartz?\ Jud ge Dod ge Trial Is Reset to May 9 RIVERHEAD — The trial of County Judge Lloyd P. Dodge , and his co-defendants , has been postponed again , this time until May 9. Supreme Court Justice Arthur Markewieh here last Thursday formally adjourned the trial. which had been scheduled to be- gin the day before . Markewieh pointed out that the A ppellate Division of the State Supreme .Court still has not made a ruling on an appeal of the indictments , filed by Judge Dodge and the other defendants. Judge Dodge , his former law partners , Thomas J. Keega n and Paul Greene , both of Patchogue , and Ronkonkoma realty man Ken - neth H. Leeds were indicted on charges of involvement in alleged d o w n z o n i n g irregularities in Brookhaven Town five years ago while Judge Dodge was county attorney. » THANK YOU Sincerel y do we express our thanks and gratitude to a large host of relatives , nei g hbors and friends who went out of their way to express their sympath y and offe r all possible aid in the trag ic event that occurred Thurs- day morning, April 21 , particularl y the Patchogue Fire Department , the North Patchogue Fire Department , the Blue Point Fire Department , the Suffolk County Police Department , 5th Precinct , and the Patchogue Ambu- lance Company. JOHN and MICHAEL FELICE of Felice ' s Restaurant We will announce our future plans shortl y LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the Town Board of the Town of Brookhaven at the Brookhaven Town Hall. South Ocean Avenue , Patchogue, New York on the 10th day of MAY , I960 , at 2:00 P. M. o ' clock , to consider enacting the following proposed ordinance: An Ordinance to regulate the maintaining and operating for hire of washing machines , drying mach- ines and drv cleaning machines. SECTION 1. Group G of the Ordinances of the Town of Brook- haven is hereby amended by add- ing thereto a new article, to bo ARTICLE IX. to read as follows: ARTICLE IX = MAINTAIN- ING AND OPERATING FOR HIRE WASHING MACHINES , DRYING M A C H I N E S AND DRY CLEANP G MACHINES Section 1. I , -wi .lative Intent. By the adop. >n of this ordin- ance the Town Board of the Town of Brookhaven declares its intent to be to regulate in a manner con- sistent with the inte rest of the citizens of the Town of Brook - haven the maintaining and operat- ing of washing machines , drying machines , and dry cleaning mach- ines. Unattended , such machines constitute a threat to the safet y and welfare of the community. Therefore , recognizing the need fijr regulation , the Town Board of the Town of Brookhaven does en- act this ordinance. Section 2 Attendant to be Pres- ent. Each person who is the owner , operator or manager of a busi- ness of maintaining and operating for hire separate washing mach- ines , drying machines and/or dry cleaning machines f or personal and individual use , where made available to the public , shall pro- vide an attendant , who is familiar with the operation of such mach- ines and any other machines in- stalled on the premises used there - in and who shall be in attendance at all times when such machines are made available for hire. Section 3. Person Defined. For the purposes of this ordin- ance the word \ person \ shall mean and include an individual , any com- bination of individuals or a cor- poration. Section 4. Violation of Ordin- ance; Penalty. (a) Any person who violate s the provisions of this ordinance or permits any acts in violation thereof shall be guilt y of a mis- demeanor and upon conviction shall be subiect to a fine of not more than Fifty ($50.00) Dollars or imprisonment not exceeding ten (10) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. (b) In addition to the above provided penalties and punishment , the Town Board may also main- tain an action or proceeding in the name of the Town in a court of competent jurisdiction to com- pel compliance with or to restrain by injunction the violation of this ordinance. SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediatel y. At said public hearing any per- sons interested shall be given the ouportunitv to he heard. Dated: April 2(>th, 1900 _ • Patchcgue . New York ARTHUR MoCOMB Town Clerk Town of Brookhaven Sealed bids will be received at the Bellport Village Office , Ml South Country Road , Bellport , N. Y. not later than -1:00 p. m. on Tuesday, May , 'i , l' JCO for the fol- lowing: (i2 chairs: Howell #o71 or equal , blackstone finish with brass grilled back . U. S. Naugah y de Kenya up holstery, anti que gold and (5 tables — 21 inch x 2-1 inch —Howell or equal , Gibralta r base with porcelain finish on base- bronze column—tops to he 2'j inch self edged covered with black laminated plastic-porcelain finish on base to be black equipped with levelmatic glides and 11 tables as above size to be 30 inch x 30 inch. Same to be delivere d to Bell- port Golf Course , Bellport , N. Y. within tw^o weeks time of notifica- tion of the award of the contract. Bids to be accompanied b y illus- trative literature. The Village Board reserves the rig ht to reject any and all bids , and to waive any informality in any bid. Such bids will be opened on the 3rd day of May at 8:00 p. m. by the Village Board at a special meeting in the Community Center . April 2G , 19C0 MARTHA R. HOUSTON Village Clerk INVITATION TO BIDDERS On May 13 , 19G0 , the under- signed will receive bids for Milk , Ice Cream , Painting and Electric Lighting Fixtures , Window Fix- tu res. Specifications may be ob- tained at the office below . They will also receive bids for an elec- tric stove. The best cash offer over $105.00 will be accepted. Said stove may be seen at the office below. Sealed bids, on the forms and in the envelope provided, are to be in the hands of the undersigned not later than 8:30 P. M. May 13, I960. Bids will be publicl y opened and read aloud at that time and address . Jeromus E. Moissner, School District Clerk Union Free School District in Towns of Islip-Brookhaven , N. Y. 189 Academy St., Bavport , N. Y. INVITATION TO BIDDERS K1VKKHKAD — The Suffolk County Board of Supervisors cleared the way Monday for ail early start , on the construction of William Floyd Parkway exten- sion north from the Sunrise High- way extension a t Mastic to the Aloriches- .Middle Island Road. Maps showing the properties to I K taken for a right-of-way 150 feet wide were unanimously ap- proved I ' olJmving a public \ hear- ing which brought forth no ob- jection. - . County Attorney Henry M. Zalc-ki was authorized to in- itiate condemnation proceedings. IKY ()t It CI.ASSiriKII f'OU'MNS William Floyd Extension Approved b y Supervisors CT A CC of Tinker National Banks new JlrVr F office at Port Jefferson Station Shopping Plaza includes , left to right , William II. Hubert, assistant vice president and man- ager; Mi.ss Diane Burr . Mrs . Ruth Wohl and Mrs. Katherine Lorch , tellers ; Mrs. Florence I). Eichacker . secretary ; Miss Barbara Owen , assistant loan officer , and Cecil L. Hall , presi- dent. A memory book of girlhood dates and other happy occasions could be rounded out to perfec- tion with your choice of one of the numerousl y styled wedding invitations on display at The Patchogue Advance — always at budget prices. —Adv. Advance printing pleases in style , quality and price. Excellent work on fine papers and fast presses assure you prompt ser- vice. —Adv. ^ kmmmW ] The VELVET ROOM The East ' s most beautiful * ! RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE j | . ! i - a Charcoal Broiled Steaks and Sea Food I I Bar and Catering Facilities for 150 Petsons . PATC HOCUa MOlJ | All Rooms Have Private Bath , Shower , Free TV ' : ¦ ! • No Extra Charge for Bridal Suites • ¦ | SUNRISE HIGHWAY EMerson 3-9580—6880 ¦ i ¦
