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Camp Edey Roundup Held By Suff. Girl Scout Council The South • Suffolk Girl Scout Council Roundup at Camp Edey, Bayport , Saturday was attended by about 1 , 000 Girl Scouts arid leaders who participated in the activities. Tn the morning- session all of the troops from first year Brownies to Seniors met at different camp sites for their program . The best troops from camp site demonstra- S> tions of Intermediate and Senior Girl Scouts were picked to parti- cipate in the afternoon program . The program opened at 1:30 p. m. with Mrs. Vernon Havens leading the group in the \Hello \ song and several other songs. First demonstration was the Interme- diates from camp site who put on an exhibition of the Roaring 20' s dance , the Charleston , with short tigh t skirts , long swinging beads and hair bands; Bayport Troops 27 and 93 gave the demonstration. Other Intermediate troops then put on exhibitions of first aid , calisthenics , song fests and pre- cision marching. Four senior troops from South Suffolk Coun- cil put on a pantomime of a TV weather report from very warm to very cold and one girl gave the effect of each weather report by modeling clothes for each forecast , also a pantomime , of sailors aboard ship and their duties, from swab - bing the deck to drilling. Mrs. Elbert C. Smith of Ridge, who was in charge of the day ' s program , introduced Chief Red Fox and nine squaws and maidens along witji two braves , from the Uncho- chok tribe of the Poosopatuck Res- ervation. They did the Welcome dance , Round dance , Calumet dance of two braves in combat and a traditional night dance and finished with the War Whoop dance. The color guard , Troop 11 of Bayport with Mrs. Charles Wat- terson , leader, then presented the colors and a \Good-night Scouts , \ finished up a fine program. The awards of green ribbons went to all troops who gave demon- strations in the afternoon pro- giam and the first prize award of a red ribbon went to girls from the Shirley drill team for their excel- lent presentation. Prizes of yellow ribbons went to four Senior Girl Scout troops. The judges for the contest were Mrs . Vernon Havens , Intermediate trainer of South Suf- folk Council , Mrs . Bernard Pagels , president of the South Shore Coun- cil , and Mrs. Kenneth Robertson of Hauppauge , a senior leader. Fix Up, Clean Up. Paint Up Roofing and Repairs CALL SHERRY CONTRACTORS GRover 5-4444 '•HiimimtiiinmumimmmmmmitmniiiiiiiiiiitiiHiiHiiiuimiH Announcement I We have adopted a new name , one w hich is more descri ptive of the area we j I serve. We are now .... § I EASTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS j B 5 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Sayville | Formerly ... | I SAYVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ) c = p 3 c s I \We have a new name , but everythin g else remains the same \ I i i § I I — » E 2 E — | EASTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION | | of Sayville 1 160 MAIN STREET SAYVILLE - - - - - SAYVILLE 4-5900 ) i BRANCH OFFICE AT I 500 MAIN STREET - - - CENTER MORICHES - - - ATLANTIC 4-1183 1 I . 1 [ | ROUND-UP TIME '^S^v by about 1 , 000 Cirl Scouts and friends. Pic- tured , left to right in back row , are: Princess Lone Sta r of Unchochok .Tribe of Poosepatuck Reservation , Mastic: Sharon Davin of Interme- diate Troop 32 , Shirley; Patricia and Anne Mnl- keen . Troop G2 , Bellport , and Chief Red Fox. In front row: Barbara Brunner , Laurie and Wendy Lechner of Brownie Troop 98 , Bayport. —LeMien Photo Assessor Claims GOP Neglected Office ' s Records In. a news release Tuesday floin tne office of Supervisor Au- gust Stout , Jr., Town Assessor Lorraine Gay was quoted as say- ing the assessors ' records left by the Republican administration were in \dep lorable neg lected condition . . . which , in turn , placed an unfair burdeii on the average taxpayer. \ Mr. Cay was reported to have said \Many surveys and maps in th' e official records disappeared in the Republican exodus , thus greatl y hindering the work of the new staff. \ Efforts are be- ing made to secure the missing documents , according to the re- lease. Mr. Gay was quoted as saying that hundreds of building per- mits issued in the latter part of 1958 and throughout 1959 were not posted in the assessment rolls. According to the release Mr. Gay contended that in one development \ containing scores of homes in the $10 , 000-$14 ,000 bracket , each building and plot carried iden- tical assessed valuations totalling $1 , 800 , even though the State current equalization rate for Brookhaven Town up to now has been set at 28 per cent. \ Mr. Gay was quoted in the re- lease as commending the recent authorization from Albany for ap- pointment of three additional deputy assessors , bringing the town ' s total deputies to eight. Mr. Gay was quoted as charging that the administrations of Super- visors Philipp Hattemer and Percy Raynor failed to recognize the need of enlarging the asses- sors ' staff. No new deputies have been appointed by the board at present. Lange ' s Letter Building Inspector Emil Lange wrote to the board the Middle Is- land operation of Preferred Trans- mix Company, Inc. of Hicksville, had been halted in early April because the firm had failed to ob- tain a permit to operate a sand and gravel pit. Mr. Lange said the firm has now filed app lica- tions for a . permit. On Tuesday the board received a letter from Thomas R. Bayles of Middle Island , charg ing the sand and gravel company had \ practicall y destroyed\ the Miller Place-Middle Island Road on which it is located. Mr. Bayles said the company had caused holes in the road surface. He called upon the town to \ oil and improve \ the stretch of road near the firm. In further action before the town board Councilman Howard Rowland recommended the board appoint an attorney to look into the feasibility of an ordinance re- quiring owners of vacant lots to keep the property clear of trash or be subject to a fine. Super- visor August Stout , Jr. , appointed Patchogue Attorney Norman F. Lechtrecker to study the matter. The board reecived and referred to the Planning Board the peti- tions of Mrs. Grace T. Daniels of Center Moriches for a zoning change fro m C residence to J-l business for properly in School Disti ict ' ¦ ' ¦ ' on the north side of Moiitauk Highway which is hound- ed on the east by Railroad Ave- nue and on the west b y the prop- erty of Fred Lindebaiid; the peti- tion of M' \ red Goldhirsch for a zoning change from 1! residence to C residence for properl y in South Setauket on Port .lolYerson-Nes- consof Road and bounded on the south by llawkin ' s Path , and the petiti on of Lig hthouse Reach Corp- oration of Port. Jefferson , for a zoning clianee from C residence to .J-L' business in School Dis- tri cts :( and li of Port Jefferson for properl y at Anchorage Road and ClilV Pond. Industry Leaders to Meet James P. Gallagher MEDFORD — James P. Gallagher , associate editor of House & Home magazine will be a featured speaker at a meeting sponsored by the Patchogue Electric Light Company for leaders in the building, banking, electrical and allied industries to be held at the Medford Bran Hans here at 7::i0 p. m. today. Mr. Gallagher is familiar with all p hases of home building, from architectura l design to the technical and merchandising phases of the industry. He will talk about, the new FHA directives and how they affect the trades as well as the homebuyer. PJHS Spring Concert Slated Here on Friday The musical organizations of Patchogue Junior High School will present a Spring concert tomorro w at 8:lr> p. m. in the Patchogue Junior Hi gh School auditorium. The program will feature the Orchestra , Band , Junior Chbrus , Glee Club and Girls ' Choir , and will include over 2\ >0 music stu- dents as partici pants. Among the selections to be per- formed will be \The Green Cathedral\ and \Morning Song, \ by the Junior Chorus; \Gothic Legend\ a n d Selections from \My Fair Lady, \ by the Orches- tra ; \Joshua Fit de Battle ol> Jericho , \ by the Glee Club; \Let There Be Music \ and \Wizard of O:: Selections . \ by the Girls ' Choir; l and \Dance of the Apprentices \ and \Great Gate of Kiev , \ by the Hand . Eugene J. Romeo, school music supervisor , is in charge of the pro- gram. The Junior Chorus will be directed by Stanley Salsberg, the Orchestra b y Raymond Lysak * the Glee Club and Girls ' Choir by Paul Hauser , and the Band by Joel M. Sands. Tickets may he obtained fro m Junior High music students or they may be purchased at the door. . s ¦ , , , , , ¦ > ¦ - ''¦ ¦ ^ \ 'm^ - ' ' \~ • ¦ •-¦ . ¦- - .. , - — .. . . -¦ . ¦ ¦ •-- . » ... A. */ ' . ' $ %-, ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ \ \ ¦ ^^\ ;- - ;: \ - ' 7 '''' : ^v:--:-: ., ;; ;,,.. .^: . ::r <> *^f> \ . 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In honor of Mother ' s dav and the mothers who shop in Patchogue , the member stores will give ovit free coupons beginning Friday of this week to shoppers who will fill in mom ' s name and address. During the shopp ing days begin- ning this Saturday. Some lucky names will be drawn each day un- til 25 mothers have each been awarded two tickets to the Wed- nesday, May 18. matinee perfor- mance. The Merchants Division has arranged for a special chartered bus to take (he lucky moms and their companions to Now York» , and they 'll be treated to luncheon bo- fore the show. The Merchants Division theme f or .Mother ' s - day is \ .More f or Mom \ in Patchogue . and all mem- ber \lores will be decorated with stiecial banners announcing the theatre t icket award and featuring iI n- slogan. Patcboirue stores have Hoi-1- . ed a wide selection of mer- chandise to p lease mother with ulfts on her big dav. pox)rxxx)ooaxxxxxmmx>oooo<^^ VILLAG E MEAT MARKET MEDFORD OPEN DAILY 8:00 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. | I FRIDAYS TILL 9:00 P. M. | 1 Next to P. O. H. BEHRMANN GRover 5-9191 ? \ Milwaukee Milk Fed Veal 2 Thick Breast Trimmed Loin | VEAL <^Q C VEAL CHOPS lb. 97c Thick Neck ^J ^Br 1L Fancy Rib 5 \ VEAL *^ M *\• VEAL CHOPS lb. 89c ITALIAN OR REGULAR STYLE I VEAL CUTLETS \>• 1-39 Tender juicy Merkel ' s Fine Provisions \ \ Sirloin Steak 89c lb. . , , j 2 Assorted 5 For Broiling Cold Cuts 75c lb. \ 5 Chuck Steak .... 49c lb. (By the lb. piece) 5 I Sq. Cut Boneless , Be ef Bologna or I Chuck of Beef .... 69c lb. Liverwurst 59c lb. 5 Small Lean Barbecue I 3 C» - Le o Tender-Pre-Wiced Spareribs 49c lb. 3 Stew Beef 69clb. „ , „ , j 5 Center Cut j 5 Extra Lean Pork Chops 75c lb. 1 1 Chuck Chop 69c lb. Ffcsh SIIced or whoIe I Trimmed Porterhouse Pork Butts 49c lb. | 5 Steak 99c lb. skinback I 5 Sugar Cured Lean Brisket Fresh Ham 55c lb \ 1 Corned Beef 69c lb. £c«« Koasiing 1 Freshly Ground 3 lbs. P ° , rk -\; \ \ 3? C lb \ I Beef Hamburger .. 1.00 ^S \ 59c lb. I Kentucky Spring Home made 3 Legs of Lamb 63c lb. Uttle y^ Sausage 69c lb. I ILean Tender Shoulder Bulk Sausage 49c lb. 3 Lamb Chops 69c lb. „ ., .,.„, 0 „. S 5 r Freshly .Made Hot or Sweet 5 ? Trimmed Loin Italian Sausage .. 69c lb. ] s Lamb Chops 99c lb. Frosh I 5 Trimmed Lean Pork Liver 35c lb. ! Lamb Stew 39c lb. p; gs Knuckles .... 35c lb. Ready to Cook Fresh Killed SJab Bacon 43,. Jb> | F 0WI 43c lb - Wehs.er ' s _ Mb. pkg. \ Fresh Local EGGS BACON 49c 5 OVEN PREPARED , TOP SIRLOIN , TOP , EYE & BOTTOM | ROUND ROAST ¦ «»• 89* j 1 FOR CLUB STEAKS , GRAVY MEAT & HAMBURGER ! PRIME RIBS OF BEEF lb. 67c j § FULLY COOKED—ALL SIZES AND HALF ' SMOKED HAM lb. 55« ! 2 a i Strictl y Fresh — N. Y. Dressed ! 3 BROILING — FRYING — ROASTING ! CHICKENS -¦\» ¦-¦ ib- 33e HIND QUARTER BEEF 69« 'b oaccocccccccccicaccconce ^^ Reading Council Will Meet Wed. at Creach CENTEREACH — The next meeting of the Suffolk Reading Council will be held at 7 p. m. Wednesday in the Holbrook Road School here. A special progra m has been prepared for this final meeting. Speakers will be Paul Bailey of Amityville , well-known historian , author and editor , and George L. Weeks , Jr., of Bay Shore , who will speak on \Long Island Me- mentoes and Relics. \ An exhibit will accompany his talk. The New York Telep hone Company will present a program called , \The Staten Island Story. \ The council will end its meet- ing for this year with a dinner at 6:30 p.m., June 1 , at Blue Point Republican head quarters. The Sull' olk County Bar Associ- ation , in conjunction with the of- fice of the stall' j udge advocate, Sull' olk Couty Air Force Base, Westhampton Peach , will spon- sor :i countv-W'd e observance of \Law Day. ' U.S.A. \ at the otli- cers ' club at Westhampton Beach Sundav. The program will pro- vide for appropriate speeches , a tour of the Air Force Base , and dinner. Address inquiries to Sol Hor- enstein . chairman of the Public Reunions Committee , 10 Fire Is- land Avenue , Bab y lon, and make reservations with Maurice Letteau , II Carleton Avenue , Centra l Islip. Bar Ass ' n to S ponsor Suffolk ' s law Day '
