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Full Power $695 No. 327 — MERCURY SEDAN , Automatic $2590 '54 FORD 2-DOOR H/T VICTORIA $250 No. 276 — RENAULT DAUPH1NE , Red .$145 7 '58 FORD 2-DOOR PANEL $695 No. 414 — MERCURY 4-DOOR , Automatic , White . $2626 '51 FORD 2-DOOR. Excellent $150 Authorized Dealer for: \AN ACRE OF PRIME USED CARS\ WOW!! '56 FORD FAIRLANE 4-Door , 8 Cyl., R&H Fordomatic , Power Steering- Green and White 695 00 AND MANY MORE SUFFOLK COUNTY CHRYSLER \Where Service Comes First\ Sunrise Hwy., Blue Point EM 3-7000 \THE PRICE IS RIGHT\ fefef Save Hundreds of Dollars on Our Stock Reduction. ALL 1960 MODELS MUST GO! PATCHOGUE FORD - * /^n r 11 oo % Mile North of Sunrise Hwy. (jKOVC r 5-1133 s^K^^^genwfcV i ^.wvw AUTHORIZED DEALER TRIUMPH SPORTS CARS SEDANS STATION WAGONS Sales — Service PARTS New and Used Cars WM. L. MANTHA CO., INC. MIDDLE ROAD BAYPORT BAYPORT 8-0348 ¦i I MI I ¦¦_« ' m. ' U. tm.m. mM. m t. mL «_ . ¦» _ — ^ Mm. Inerlel (JrlmaMi , VAphunk I- .1718 < Mr. and Mrs. Kdwnrd Quinn of Cross Road have just returned from a vacation trip to Nia^aia Kails. Mrs. Theodore Sweezy of Mid- dle Island, daughter of .Mr. and ;,Mrs. Francis .1. Mooncy of Sally Lane , spent, September 22 with her parents celebrating her mother ' s birthday. Elizabeth . Patricia and Mary Whittle gave a wedding anniver- sary dinner for their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Whittle of Deer Leap Road , and their grand- parents , Mr. and Mrs. John Ken- ned y of Madelin Road , who has the same wedding date , Septem- ber 22. John Petropulos is convalescinR at his home on Hay Road. Mr. mid Mrs. Petropulos , who celebrat- ed their thirty-second wedding an- niversary September 1.6 , have re- sided in Kicle-e for a number of years. Mrs. Donald Lange of Bark Fi'dden Stud Farm , Randall Road , was awarded a trop hy and a blue ribbon as first award in the Horse Pleasure class and the Ladies ' Horsemanship class and second award in the Reining class competition at the J. N. Ranch , Riverhead , Sunday. She rode her Arabian stallion , Ahmar. All events were sponsored by the Echo Trail Riders of Rocky Point. Raymond Fog le , sixteen-year- old son of Raymond Fogle of Ridge Road , was awarded a tro- phy and a blue ribbon as first in the Horsemanship class. He rode his horse , Flash , at the J. N. Ranch , Riverhead. There is no substitute f or Pat- chogue Advance advertising in Brookhaven Town. —Adv. Jack La Flair of Circle J. Ranch , Whiskey Road , rode his horse , Rusty, in the Relay Rangle stake race and was awarded a trop hy and a ribbon as first in the Pony Express race at the J. N. Ranch , Riverhead. Karen Gregory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregory of Will- iam Floyd Parkway, celebrated hoi sixth birthday with a decora- tive birthday cake and a party Friday, llor guests included her brother , Robert Mark , her grand- mother and uncle , Mrs. Henrietta Sadler and John Sadler , of Ridge , Mrs. William Miller and children , Sandra anil William , of Bellmore , and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregory, grandparents , of Westbury. Mr. and Mrs. John Cyron , for- merly of Smithtown , and their children Kathy, Laura , John E. and Robert are residing in Ridge. They have purchased Mrs. Gladys Carrolls ' home on Randall Road. Edward Mark , infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Halversen of Giant Oak Road was baptized at St . Frances Cabrini R. C. Church Sep tember 18. A christening party was held later in the day at the Halversens ' home for the sponsors and members of their family. In- cluded were : Miss Jane Andrukoto s and Allen Andrukotos , sponsors , of Jersey City, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Poallo , Flushing; Mr. and Mrs. William Weithns , Jr. , Hicksville; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Jamaica; Mr. and Mrs. Will- iam Weither , Sr., Mr. and Mrs . George Conley, Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Holmes of Richmond Hill; Mr. and Mrs. George Bosaert , St. Al- bans , and Mrs. and Mrs. Ernest Beisey of Jersey City. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Daniels and son , formerl y of Randall Road have moved to Panamoka. Colonel and Mrs. James Roche of Medford Road entertained Mr. and Mrs. James Barnet of Stony Brook and Mrs. M. Barker and son , Robert , of Port Jefferson at dinner Sunday. Paul Ellis , infant son of Mr. and Mrs . Peter Kropp of Gull Dip Road , was baptized at St . Mark' s Evangelical Lutheran Church Sun- day by the Rev . Harold Drum. A dinner was given later in the day by the Kropps for the sponsors , Air . and Mrs. Ncal Verwyn of New Hjde Park , and their children , Neal , Jr., and Lydia Ann , at the Lakeview Restaurant , Yaphank. Suffolk Chapte r of the Chil- dren ' s Asthma Research Institute held a meeting September 24 at Fred Korte ' s home on Eagle Drive. They met mainly to complete plans for a dance to be held at the Blue Point Firehouse October 8 , at 9 p. m. Present were Mrs. Alice Allen , secretary, Central Islip. Mrs. Rose McDonald , Ron- konkoma; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McCabe, Lake Roifkonkoma; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Pelmont and daugh- ter , Doreen , Patchogue , Mrs. Ag- nes Finnerty, Ronkonkoma and Salvatore Calabrese , Ridge. FIRE DEPARTMENT Members of the Board of Fire Commissioners of the Ridge Vol- unteer Fire Department who were stationed at the firehouse during the voting hours on the budget and the truck September 21 were as follows : Edward J. Kicsel of Panamoka , chairman , Fred Korte , secretary, Francis J. Mooney, John Sedlack and Christian Schultz , commissioners. Mesdames George Eckie , William Mott and Alfred DickholT were tellers for the night. The results of the voting was 59 in favor of the budget , 4 against and 2 void. 46 voted for the truc k , la against and 2 void. Edward Halversen of Giant Oak Road is chairman for a Teenage Dance to be held at the firehouse September 30 , sponsored by the fire department . Members of the Ladies ' Auxiliary who will be chaperones for the night are Miss Mary Joe Murphy and Mesdames Donald Jones and Harold Jones. Refreshments will be served. Ladies on \Fire Watch\ during this month are as follows: Mes- dames Carol Jones , Ann Piskow- ski , Grace Peterson , Gloria Riley, Marie Jones and Miss Mary Joe Murphy. The Ridge Volunteer Firemen met at the Civil Defense and Fire- matic Cente r Sunday for training. Next meeting for the men will be held at the firehouse October 3 and the Ladies ' Auxiliary will meet October 5. SCHOOL NEWS Members of the faculty of Ridge School include: John Anastasi of Raynor Road , principal , Mesdames Rita Durnaif , kindergarten , Mary Gow , fifth grade , Frances Laz- zaro , English , Guy Mastrion , sixth grade exclusively and Mrs. Bea- trice Napoli , school nurse. New- comers to the staff this year are John Maseru , citizenship; Earl Walker , Eng lish ; John Demarest , mathematics; Richard Turrisi , sci- ence; Charles Berchem , boys ' phy- sical education and co-ordinator of the p hysical program; Robert Quinn , instruments; Alcuin Walk- er , remedial reading; Mrs. Char- lotta Record , English; Miss Fran- ces Johnson , vocal music; Miss Betsey Tyte , girls ' physical in- structor; Mrs. Ruth Fiske , art; Mrs. Joan Shortino , home econo- mics , and Donald Caldeiro, indus- trial arts. Mrs. Virginia Tuttle is school secretary. A Halloween costume party will be sponsored by the Ridge Parent- Teacher Association for the chil- dren and parents of Ridge school district from 7 to 10 p. m. October 28. Awards wilj be presented for the best costumes. SCOUT NEWS Girl Scout Troop 37 , Brownie Troop 9 and Cub Pack 187 are sponsored by the Rid ge Parent- Teacher Association. Girl Scout Troop 37 of Ridge started their third Scouting year at the Ridge School September 21 from 2:30 to 4 p. m. On the agenda for the first meeting was the annual election of officers. Susan Becht of Panamoka was elected troop scribe; Anita Lom- bardo of Shirley, treasurer ; Ma- rion Bennens of Panamoka , first reporter for the troop scrapbook. Frances Carmello , Leslie Taylor and Patricia Higgin were selected tc assist her. Election of patrol leaders was postponed to the next week' s meeting. Other Girl Scouts present were Gilda Anastasi , Helen Gioquinto , Linda Ignaczak , Bar- bara Komarowski , Edith Barsch and a newcomer , Kathy Cyron , who transfe r red from Troop 7 , Smithtown. Mrs. Sam Grimaldi, registered leader , was present. Brownie Troop 9 began then- third season with get-to gether Brownie songs and games. Mrs. Fiedrick Barsch of Shirley, regis- tered Brownie leader , and Mrs. James Anderson were in charge. Brownies present were Linda Aie- llo , Shirley Churbuck, Sandra Gow Mary Grace Lazzaro and Jane Anderson. Meeting time for the Brownies is every Wednesday at the Ridge School from 2:30 to •1 p. m. CHURCH NEWS The tex t for Sunday at the St. Mark' s Lutheran Evangelical Churc h , William Floyd Parkway, is Ephesians 3-13 to 23. Commu- nion will be held at both services S and 10:30 a. m. Sunday Church School for all children is at 9:15 a. m. Women of the churc h met Wed- nesday night with election of of- ficers. Elected were Mesdames Rose Borst , president , Else Balas , vice president , Kathry n Schock , secretary, Barbara Tyree , treasur- er. Also present were Mesdames Helen Schmidt, Margaret Nicolay. Dorothy Brodman and Barbara Matz. Rail y day was held Sunday and special awards were given to the Sunday churc h school children who had perfect attendance for the year. They were Robert Koepke , Lii:da Linsenbart , Janet Brodman , Warren and Eugene Day, Holly Wood and Carl Schock. St. Mark' s Luther League Tiad a business meeting Sunday night where the members decided on a bowling trip to Riverhead October 9. \The Call of Moses , \ a film , was shown and discussed. The group played ping-pong later. Pre- sent were Mary Joe Murphy, Jer- ri S p e g e 1 e , Linda Linsenbart , George ' Schultz , William Blum , Gary Lustgarten , John Fofus , Vir- ginia and James Gray, Gail De Marco , John Sedlack , Janet Brod- man , Robert Wheeler and Kenneth Stum pp. The Churc h Council meets the second Monday of the month. The Church Sunday School tea- chers meet October 1 2. CUB PACK 187 Cub Pack 187 began the new season September 21 at the homes of their Den Mothers. Mrs. Janet Grubeis is in charge of the follow- ing cubs at Den 1: William Tyree , Michael Quinn , Bill y Neater , Franz Nicolay, Carl Schock , George Gru- l.e , William Smith , Kevin Mc Ma- han , John La Flair and Peter Viana. Den 2 also had its pack meeting at the home of the Den Mother , Mrs. Arthur Alberts on Ridge Road. Cubs belonging to Den 2 are Gregory Alberts , Ray- mond Borelli , Kenneth Spegele , Michael Biana , Dennis Ramshaw , R&sario Lazzaro. John Mooney was absent. The Cubs ' Theme for this month is \Good Citizenship \ which was discussed in both dens. The boys in Den 1 p lanned acti- vities to be carried out in the next three months while Den 2 started an extended project con- structing a Liberty Bell. Both dens had refreshments and played games. Once in » lifetime! The finest vorkmanahip At popular prices in Weddina invitations. Let us show vou our heautifu samples of en . 'roving. ra i sed lettering, and printing. Fast Delivery. *»!< te see them when you bring In your news for the society page. The Patchogue Advance. Medford Avenue. —Adv. News Items of The Ridge pill!llllllilll!iii!llll!li|!!lllliillllillilllil!lliM 5= = i uo)iES^M3^ BRING YOUR HUSBAND IN ^~|p^p» AND WEIL PROVt J I A SECOND CAR IS * 1 WITHIN ALMOST EVERYONE'S BUDGET | I Standard Transmission Specials ™f ™°** e | 1 '59 FORI) \300\ 2 Dr. Red/White. Beauty §1600 i m '57 PONTIAC 2 Dr. H. 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