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Ex- hibit was jointly staged by L. I. Agricultural Coordinating Com- mittee and New York State ' Department of Agriculture and Markets. Fair Executive James Carpenter is pictured receiving package of Empire State Red Label spuds from I960 L. I. Potato Queen Carole Squires. Some 16 , 000 fair-goers competed in potato grading contest and many took home identical packages. Many thousands of potato and cauliflower recipe leaflets were given out at the highly popular exhibit. —Photo by Irwin King lliliiilliiililjumiiimimiiimiilliliilillliiliiinliilnum, lilmuiliimuiilimiilillimmmiiiiillilimimiiilnuiiiliiNiiiiliiiilmiiiniiniill llllliini^ Medford Farm Stand I Directl y Across From Josephine ' s Pizzeria Rest | Route 112 (3 blocks south of Medford Station) Medford I HOURS: Open Dail y Incl. Sunday | Plenty of Free Parking Open Year Round | i i FRESH MADE | CIDER in your jug - - fi9 c gal. I IN OUR JUG 79c gal. | All Sizes Halloween Pumpkins 10c & up | Imported Chestnuts lb. 19c | § Perennial Rye Grass Seed 5 lbs. $ .99 1 I Fairway Lawn Seed Mixture 5 lbs. 1.39 | Farmingdale Mixed Grass Seed 5 lbs . 2.89 j Peat Humus 100 lb. bag 1.79 f 5-10-5 Fertilizer 50 lb. bag 1.79 | 10-6-4 Fertilizer (50% organic) 50 lb. bag 2.29 ) Agricultural Lime 80 lb. bag .80 | Jumbo Bale German Peat Moss , 7V_ cu. ft. 3.69 I Baccto Potting Soil 50 1b. bag 1.79 | 25 lb. bag 1.19 I I LARGE CLUMPS — ALL COLORS. I I Hard y Flowering MUMS ea. .75 I 1 These arc onl y _ few of the large selection of Shrubs , I Decorative and Fruit Trees at FALL CLEARANCE PRICES. 1 V/ e ca ^ y a fuH ,ine °f l \P qualit y Farm Fresh Fruits and I I Vegetables. 1 I WE GIVE VALU-PLUS GREEN STAMPS 1 i —: OPEN EVERY DAY :— Paying tribute to the memory of Fanny Goldstein , the congre- gation of Temple Beth-Kl will un- v. 'il a monument Sunday ;tt 1 n. in. in tho I' atehogue Hebrew ceme- tery. Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper and Cantor J. Hyman Nadboy, formerly of Patchogue , will offi- ciate. At 2 p. m. the board of directors and officers of the temple will dedicate a stained glass win- dow in the main sanctuary as a memorial to this greatly beloved past member of the board. After the ceremony a collation will be set forth in the social hall , spon- sored b y the Temple and the Sis- terhood. The Woman ' s Chili of Patch- ogue will hold its first business meeting of the new season to- morrow night in the Sorosis Rooms on West Main Street. Pre- ceding the meeting, a short play, \The Stronger , \ b y August Strind- berg, will be presented by the members for the members of the club. Chairman of hostesses is Mrs. Florence Whitbeck with Mesdames Ruth Toscano , Virginia Petretti and .Josephine Connolly as her assistants. Peter .Schordine of Oak Street and Thomas Cullum of Southern I' .oulevanl , East Patchogue , at- tended the Xew York Ci'int.j - U' ashington Redskins football game at Yankee Stadium in .New i or : City, Sundav. The game ended in a 2-1-2-1 tie. After that the two attended the New York Rangers- Toronto Alaple Leafs hockey game at Madison Square Garden. Toron- to won, 7-2. All seventh , eighth and ninth grade parents have a dale at the Patchogue Junior High School at S p. in. October 20 , for \Back to School Night. \ After a brief business meeting, seventh grade parents will follow their children ' - daily schedules , and meet all the teachers under their regular teaching conditions. Eighth and ninth grade parents will meot in the auditorium with their teachers — b y department—for an interest- ing discussion of the program and . aims for the year. Refreshments will lie served in the cafeteria. The Rrookhaven Memorial Hos- pital Sprigs will hold their next meeting at the hospital at 1 :30 p. m., Tuesday. Hostesses will be Mesdames Walter J. Manor , Henry Kingnoff , Harry D. Ruger and Lemuel Stuart , Sr. At a recent meeting of the Ladies ' Guild , afternoon circle , of 1 he Lutheran Church of our Sa- vior , tho following officers were elected: Mrs. Henry Haab , presi- dent; Mrs. Herbert Kleese , vice president; Mrs. Mary Beck , record- ing- secretary ; Mrs. Arthur Kott- man , corresponding secretary ; Mrs George Scheefe , treasurer. Mrs. Lnmmert Redelfs is advisor of missionary education and will as- sist Mrs. Herbert Kleese , secretary of education and Mrs. Carl Ste- vens , secretary of stewardship. Several of the members plan to attend the Lutheran Women of the Church conference to be held in Brooklyn in November. The guild will hold a rummage sale in the fellowship hall, 231 Jayne Avenue , today and tomorrow from 10:00 a. m . to 4:00 p. m. With the showing of a film about Long Island by the New- York Telephone Company as the highligh t of the evening, the Pat- chogue Women ' s Auxiliary to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital will hold a regular meeting today in the staff room. James Elliott of the Navv, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Elliott , 58 Edwards Street , formerly of Park Street , Blue Point , has just completed an aviation electronics technician course in Memp his , Tenn After two weeks ' furlough , spent at the home of his parents , he is now stationed at the Nor- folk , Va., Naval Base. Mr. Elli- ott is a graduate of Bayport High School , Class of li)oi). An afternoon of cards will be ¦njoyed Wednesday by members of the Patchogue Sorosis. Hostess- es will be Mrs. William Wilson and Mrs. Griffith R. Owen. Ruth Shrine 24 , Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem , gave a reception at Patchogue Masonic Temple last night in honor of Mrs. Vera Seidensticker of Patchogue , District deputy of New York Dis- trict No. 7; Mrs. May K. Ball of East Seatauket , District chairman of Material Objective ; Mrs. An- nette Carapczza of East Patch- ogue , Supreme Honorary officer; Eugene Rogers of East Moriches, Stinreme supervisor and Arthur Polhemus of Shirley, Supreme Honora ry officer. Tomorrow even- ing the Shrine will hold its an- nual card narty at the Four Sis- ters Community Center , South Ocean Avenue , Patchogue. A surprise bridal shower was given for Miss Carol Klinge r of 136 Washington Avenue Sunday by Miss Alvina Nag le , Mrs. Lois Roslak and Miss Grace Blake (Miss KUnger ' s bridal party to be), at the home of Mrs. Mildred Benezak , 117 Gerritsen Avenue , Bayport. The room was beautiful- ly decorated with a huge umbrella and wishing well , with a table de- corated in a wedding motif. The guests were Mesdames Mildre d Benezak , Margaret Schulz , Grace Blake , Alvina Nagle , Shirley Cald- well , Lillian Klinger , Lorraine Huthoefer , Mrs. Sampson , Mrs. Roslak , Edna Meyers, Carol Holl- mann , Grace Kappenberg, Mary- anne BiaWk , Dora Hollmann , Mu- riel Meyers , Ann Bell , Beverly Meyers , Margie Blake , Loretta Poggi , Marion Blake , Rose Heino- nen , Misses Cynthia Heinonen , Cecelia Blake , Rosanne Roslak , and Lucille Glover. Also present were Misses Rita Hattrick and Jean Laughlin. The guest-of-honor received many beautifu l gifts. Miss Klinger wi'l ma: ry Eugene Snee on Saturday , November 19 , in St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church. Activities of Interest in Patchogue at Swezey & Newina Patchogue BIG, BIG NEWS . . • cool, man . . next Thursday nite . . . Halloween parade . . . forward looking ... the winners . . . sign up - • wacky . . . and here we go . . . IT IS BIG — Today marks the start of S&N' s huge Fall Harvest Sale , and Just to keep in the Harvest spirit , you will be the one/ who will be reaping the big savings. In every single department throughout all of S&N you will find 20% to 50% savings. # * * HOW — Many times we are asked how S&N is able to obtain these savings. Frankly, it is quite simple . (Although a lot of hard work). Our S&N buyers go to the fine manufacturers that we do a great deal of business with and tell them that this is THE big event for Fall and that we want big savings to pass on to our customers to show them we appreciate their business through- out the year . Then from the many, many offerings our S&N buying team select the very best which are presented during this Harvest Sale each year. WHEN — This savings event starts today (Thursday, Oct- 20th) and lasts until Saturday, Octobe r 29th. Each day will find new sale items stag ing their appearance throughout the store. So shop to your heart' s content ; you 'll enjoy the atmos- phere and the savings. HALLOWEEN NI TE — On Monday evening, October 31 , the main streets of Patchogue are being turned over to the spirits and goblins. Promptly at 7:30 p. m. boys and girls of all ages will assemble in front of the Patchogue Hotel in costumes of all types. The parade will be well organized and will proceed with police and fire department escort down main street where the judges will be assembled and over 200 prizes will be awarded. In addition each youngster will receive a bag filled with trick or treat items plus a free ticket to the Patchogue Roller Rink. All you need do is bring your young- ster to the Patchogue Hotel on Halloween night for this gigantic parade. In addition youngsters from the schools will be painting various store windows (including four here at S&N) with Hallow- een pictures. A free teenager dance is also on the program for the evening. This townwide event is being jointl y sponsored by the Patchogue Merchants Division , the Patchogue Village Recreation de- partment and the Lions Club. WINNERS — Here ' s a list of the luck y people who won long-play ing records in the Maidenfor m contest held here at S&N the past days: Ger- trude Kemp, Anne Sohn , Anita Palermo , Mrs. Richard Cohen , Mrs . M. Brill , Ruth Travis , Ruth Lawless and Carol May Harrison. Orchids to the fortu- nate winners. * * * FORWARD LOOKING — In just about ten weeks Christmas 1960 will be here . Many, many people each year begi n their Christmas shopping during S&N' s big Harvest sale. They make their selections while the sav- ings are the greatest so that when December fast rolls around they will be way ahead of the game. Keep this in mind. It' s the most thrifty way to shop. You 'll find a wealth of fine gift items on sale now through next Saturday at low , low saving prices. NEXT THURSDAY NITE— At the Patchogue Hotel on the evening of Thursday, October 27th , there will occur one of the highlights of the local social scene when several hundred people gather for the annu al dinner of the Patchogue Cham- ber of Commerce. The speeches will be non existent , the food will be very good and the en- tertainmen t (from Broadway) will be excellent. If you are interested contact the C of C office , GRover 5-0121. WACKY WORLD - In the wacky worl d of sleep we know that the heart slows , blood pres- sure drops , and the body cools However , for all the wisdom of modern science , we don 't know whether these changes are the cause or effect of sleep. Inci- dentally, Ted Wilson has some wonderfu l spring and mattress buys for our Harvest sale. Im- agine , a Serta mattress and box spring set (guaranteed for 10 years) complete for only $50. * * * ' THOUGHTS WHILE STROL- LING — Sign up to be put on our special mailing list at marked areas throughout the store or mention it to any sales person . . . if 8 getting real cool , man . . . and you 'll find some excellent values in ladies ' , men s g,rls ' and boys ' coats on sale right now at sale prices h ' ,. : A _ ™ \ Gif t s \ Carlson and Patti \Soortswear \ Vickerntann on this week' s under the weath- er list . . . that' s it except for THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK -A _ store is known by the values ^-1 N . P res ?nts hundreds of ISl VaIUe S f ° r y0Ur c ™«' sale EE y °\ dUr ' n,r the Harvest # THE FLOOR. WALKER , Swe- zey & Newina Patchogue - The - Floorwa lker / r^lS ^ ^l ^ our Department Store In Patchogue • ^ _K__r __%l (\oil _H_ .ro s*i_r ACT ^_roI-& ' } *¦* «L lis iJii _n%JIVC?9 l JUiv 20% to 50% Savings in Every Department Hi___»B_MaB__IMHMBM__a__H_n_*__aMHHHaaMMH_KM__^ SORRY , NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS Here Is Just a Partial List of Some of the Many Sale Savings: Men ' s Famous Make I Girls ' Long Sleeve Ladies ' Imported Leather 9 Wash & Wear Cotton I Jumbo Size I DRESS SHIRTS I POLO SHIRTS I GLOVES I MATERIAL 1 QUALITY RUGS I AVhite , colors , stripes , I H B wi()o choice of prints or I All wool , all nylon or wool 1 wash n wea rs. II to 17. g Ki _ es 4 lo u wide c0 , 0 _ Ham, sli((.h ed. orlon lined . solids. All 36 inches wide. I and nylon in 12x10 , 12x12, g se^' io,,: NXe^' k^' d i -\eCion. Keg. $ ,. M and 32.99. 1 Knockout bargains. Reg. S L 1 ^ 59c ^ I ^^ usf^ cLp^e Mill I colors . Re K . $1.25 and $5 ea. g g ^^ 4 g g buys anywhere . B g for *g.»<> I 99 c I ^- 9J I 3y ds. *l I @9 .95 I MAIN FLOOR. RKHIT 1 MAIN FLOOR , REAR 1 MAIN FLOOR , FRONT 1 MAIN FLOOR, REAR I MAIN FLOOR , REAR I Men ' s Famous Make Chix Redi Folded i F T°V S , ? had ? wlin ^ Wool Blend Wool Blend I Ladies Lingerie and B K SPORT SHIRTS DIAPERS SLEEPWEAR 8 FABRICS HOOK RUGS 1 xi , • . , • x , i - , All first quality, al! lux- „,.,_., B Na mn s finest sporlshir Soft , absorbent , slightly irr. urious nylon tricot , finest B Quality values , 54 inches 9x12 size , wide color assort- H ne-Us \\ \ Vil „ S rs. tX \ '' \^ We\r- \^ S4-95 ^ quali, . y malerial ' ^ work . - 1 dressns \ iumoers ^ ment - Also available in 8x10 i neats. All lirst qualitj. mansh p. Si ps , pettis , waltz B dresses , jumpers. *\ g Reg. $5 «£.»9 gowns , Capri pajamas , robes I Reg. §2.59 yd. O*50) and 6x9 (34.50). I 2.99 ^ %£% Tit. 33% OFF I 1 .79 yd /&_ Q50 I MAIN FLOOR , RIGHT MAIN FLOOR , REAR f im0 ^^ 9 MAIN FLOOR , REAR MAIN FLOOR , REAR I «BB___B___ H ______ B______H__n V__-_H_____-M_---_B_-______-H ¦¦IIIIWBWmimiMIII- 'S' l-I ^^ I IMIIl l J -__-__-___H_-___-____H&E__-____M ^_____________B__M-______-______l » .- . _ « __- ___ ___ ^ Men ' s Leather Ladies ' Famous Make Maidenform Holland Cloth Window Acrilan WALLETS SHIRTS BRAS SHADES PILLOWS Wonderful style and color Solids or prints from top Smash hit of sale. Short line Washable Cut to von r meas- sekclion. Fine quality loath- makprs Si ? es 10 to 18 styles . 32 AA to 38 C. Very Cashable. Cut to your meas- allergenic. ers . Reg. $5 and $7.50. maki rs. Sizes 10 to 18. slightly irregular. Perfect urements up to 36 inches \ ' „ y ' ° „ !' u g-| JJJJ Reg. $3.99 wearing. Reg. $2 to . 1.95. wide. Reg. $1.95. Kefcl :M • ^3 eaCtU „ I\89 I'59 89* J 2 for S 5 MAIN FLOOR , RIGHT MAIN FLOOR , LEFT MAIN FLOOR . LEFT ' BASEMENT I MAIN FLOOR , REAR I I K > Men ' s Wool & Vicara Ladies ' Wool Flannel Famous Venus Girdles Sensational Acrilan SLAX SKIRTS PANTV 7L ni ™ GLASS SALE QUILTS Vine i| iiality at a most mod- g .„ Cn : f twc( , ds TAIN 1 I VU_\DLl__> r . . . . „ est price . Continental , Ivy or a e * v noice oi iwccos j ce , eas hi-ba]ls , water , _, pleated styles . 29 to 46. Four °r «° lids - sizcs 10 io «• Wonderful , wonderful values. juice , cocktail , whiskey or old coUon or sheer covers P Hmit most popular colors. R ?5 99 Act at once. $5 values. fashioned sizes. Reg. 29c each 2 to customer. Reg. ' $9 99. Reg S9 99 -¦' • •» .»• s .«a 3\ 2s9 I9C 5\ MAIN FLOOR RIGHT MAIN FL00R - LEFT MAIN FLOOR, LEFT BASEMENT MAIN FLOOR , REAR U -_-____-i_______gH- ^mmmmmmmmmmma ^mmma W_M-a_B_______B_____n________ V _____________ n_____n____ ___ ___D__i * w__ ____ ________M________ a___M Boys ' Ladies ' Walking Sheer Ladies ' Luxurious Warm Serta Mattress and I Dacron SPORT SHIRTS NYLO NS STORM COATS 1 BOX SPRING SET I CURTAIN S Handsome prints in Fell col- ^ M\\\'* /»>' r ta»] ™™* > Sizes 8 to 18 in brass , black , I \ „$\\ ^ ^[^ S oil I 3 ( 6 . « • 54 , 63\ long Tailored ors. Sizes 6 lo 18. F U. ^Xde \ . ' 0 84 to 1 \»- • I»»«™ . ™\™ ° r -»\« j « • S. Steel innerspring unit. 1 *£^- ***¦ * £** ; Atom hrnwn I lieavv 8 oz. ticking Twin B ruuieo »iji . oo, 10 , 31 , bd Reg. $1.99 each Reg. 99c pr. br ° Wn - I „ _ - >wll sizes. Terrific sate at J ust * 2 - 99 (rc K- *3.99). 2 for »3 3 pr. «l-«9 l@-»» I - S g 0 set I 1-99 pr. 2nd FLOOR I MAIN FLOOR . FRONT 2nd FLOOR FASHIONS I MAIN FLOOR , REAR I MAIN FLOOR , REAR Boys ' Famous Make I Cultured Pearl and I Ladies ' Better 1 Decorator Cannon Printed SKI PAJAMAS I J EWELRY I DRESSES I HASSOCKS TOWELS m J I J T » JL I La MX t. B H 3 colors , orchid , rose or yel - L-/ make. Machine washable g . g Terrific buys. Washable orion- g Fine round or souare hassock Iow - Bl > lh size < TC S- $1-39- prints . Heavy cotton knit, g Pins , drop or button ear- g wool jer seys , cotton knits , H on wa | nut i CKS L anre but- Also available in hand (reg. Hoxer waist trousers. 6 to 16. g rings , bracelets , necklaces or g crepes , failles. 1 and 2 pc. g ton center lontr wearinc 69c > at 59c > face cIo,h ( re S- Reg. $3.50 g bar pins. Terrific buys , huRe g styles. 7-15 , 10-20. g plastic cover Four colors 49c ) at 39c and in match- ^-^ ,. rt I assortment . Reg. $1 each. g Reg. $8.99 and $10.99 I ' __ ' ing bath mat (reg. 2.49) at 2\ I 2for »l j @.«4 4-98 \9 „ 2nd FLOOR I MAIN FLOOR , FRONT I 2nd FLOOR FASHIONS I MAIN FLOOR , REAR MAIN FL ^ R REAR Open BOTH Monday and Friday Nites for Your Shopping Convenience *BMB.Brff__i___H _n_i _ wn_.mwni_^^ IlKOWNIE TROOP 2 For their Columbus day trip, the Hrownies of Troop 2 , Medford Avenue Sehool , visited the New York Telephone ( . ' oinpany on Hay Avenue , Patchogue. The Brownies included Rochellc Spiro , Fern Ilorwitz , Anita Mangels , Joan Krug, Sylvia Turner , Lynne Kal- koll , Sandra Romeo , Lauren IIoI- iins , Marcia Zegal , (' arol Minaudo , and Roberta Farbstein. They were accompanied b y their leader , Mrs. Gertrude Spiro , and Mrs. Mary Mangels and Mrs . Joyce Turner. They were shown the switch- boards in operation , and were al- lowed to try using thorn. They were also shown the latest in telephone models. Afte r the tour , they walked back to the Medford Avenue Sehool and had ice cream and p layed games. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. — Adv . GIR L SCOUT JOTTINGS POLITICAL ADVKItTISUMUNT \ ELECT / PERCY _f INGER MAN SUPREME COURT VOTE \ / VOTE REPUBLICAN .\g ROW \A\ NOV. W «\• The I ^ utheran Laymen ' s Associa- tion of Suffolk County will sp ' on- l)r. Gordon S. Huffman sor its second annual Reformation rally at 3:30 p. m. Sunday at Holy Cross Lutheran Churc h , Hawkins Avenue and Lakewood Street in Lake Ronkonkoma. The speaker will be the Rev. Dr. Gordon S. Huffman , president of the , Eastern District of The Amer- ican Lutheran Church , Washing- ton , D. C , which is comprised of 247 congregations and 125 , 00(1 baptized members. Dr. Huffman was born in Hick- ory, N. C. He is a graduate of Lonoir-Rh yne College and Capital University Theological Seminary. Me served as pastor at St. John ' s Lutheran Church , Akron , O.; St John ' s Lutheran Church , Mars , Pa., and St. Mark' s Lutheran Churc h in Butler , Pa. He received his doctor of divinity degree from Capital University, Columbus , O., in 1955. A 70 voice choir , composed of the Associated Lutheran Choirs of Suffolk Churches under tho direc- tion of Richard T . Deiisoii of Holy Cross Lutheran Church will pre- sent several selections. Carl W. Wingard of Our Saviour Lutheran Church. Putehngue , is the general chairman of the rally and is looking forward to one of (lie largest gatherings of Luther- ans in Suffolk county. Lutheran Laymen ' s Group Sets Annual Reformation Rall y
