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Kiwanians Make Annual Donations TOTA L OF $5, 277 DISTRIBUTED : r'OTT n QI7D\7'Tr , | 7 awards totaling $5 , - l ^i llLlJ _J lLlV V 1LX, 277 were given out recentl y by Patehogue Kiwanis Club to a* num- ber of area organizations. Pictured from left to right , front row , are Rupert C. Parks , Ki- wanis president : Miss Jo McCarthy, represent- ing St. Charles Hospital ; Mrs. Alice Parks , Suffolk Count y department of public welfare ; Mrs . Jeanette Valentine , Girl Scouts; and Wil- . Iiam Zebrowski , Patehogue Quarterback Club. second row : ivuuy oiegemann , K rookftaven Township YMCA; Frank McCoy, Suffolk County Council , Boy Scouts of America; and John F. White , Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Third row : C. Cur . vin Hovis , Association for the Help of Retarded Children; William Keller , Industrial Home for the Blind ; and Fred Swezey, Pateh- ogue Ambulance Company. ' . . —Advance Photo Rupert C Parks , president of<S> the Patehogue Kiwanis . Club , has announced that annual contribu- tions were made at a dinner meet- ing held at the Patehogue Hotel December 27. A. total of $5 , 277 was distributed. The money was raised by sev- eral fund-raising efforts of the Patehogu e Kiwanis Club and is attributed to the fine support of local citizens who have continually supported Kiwanis functions. Majo r fund-raising events were a dinner-dance and car award last Marshik for the performance he gave on the electric organ of the temple. Knight Templary, an advanced degree of Masonry, has a double purpose for its being. It is con- cerned principally with the cor- rection and study of causes of blindness and it also maintains a fund helping college students to earn higher degrees in their search of knowledge. These loans enable worthy students to further know- ledge to the betterment of man- kind and are granted without re- gard to color , race or creed , the commander said. Patehogue Commandery as al- ways is p ledged to the civic good , the community welfare and the nation ' s betterment and there is more than mere lip service in its approach to the juvenile question , as exemplified by its interest in the De Molay, Rainbow and Tri- angle groups , a spokesman said. F C\r* A X VHA/'AMT AMQ take considerable pride in fact LULAL JSI W AiN lAiN O that one of its own members is lieutenant governor of Suffolk District Kiwanis , a district which contains about 15 clubs. He is Edmund W. Tuton of Pateh- ogue , center , who is pictured with Rupert C. Parks of Bayport , left , 1960 president of Patehogue Kiwanis Club, and Rolff J. Roscott of Blue Point , righ t , 1961 president. Spring ; a clambake last Summer , and the annual ball held last Oc- tober. Also , a substantial amount was derived from various member assessments at weekl y Kiwanian meetings. The fund-raising com- mittee \ was headed by John Bar- rie , Jr. , of East Patehogue. The Kiwanis Club of Patehogue was founded in 1938. A former Patchoguer , Doug las Brown , was its first president. Mr. Brown now resides in the Virgin Islands. Throug hout the years , this organi- zation has spearheaded many local efforts and has continually sup- porte d the many needed institu- tions that serve the local area. This service organization has maintained a policy of channeling contributions through local organi- zations and to earmark the funds for a direct benefi t to residents of the area. It provided the funds necessary to incorpoi ;it, <- Brook- haven Memorial Ho. .mt. ;sl j n j{. pioneering days. The . ur,.;i waH ixl that time in dire need of a hosp i- tal. It has continued it ,:-: support to the hospital annuall y. Jt has al- so been a consistent supporter of St. Charles Hospital , with many thousands of dollars being contri- buted throughout the years to this cause. Mr. Park s , a Bayport resident , has served as president during 19(H) . Rolff Roscott of Blue Point served as first vice president; Wal- lace Otis of Blue Point , second vice president; Vincent Holland of Bel port , treasurer , and William Richards of Bell port , secretary. The board of directors was com- prised of Joseph Reidy, James Mc- Peak and Vitro Rizzi of Pateh- ogue; Hans Van Ginhoven , John Barne , Jr., and Charles Maler of East Patehogue and Duane Haw- kins of Blue Point. James Bianca of Patehogue served as immediate past president. Early in 1960 , the Patehogue Club sponsored a new Kiwanis Club in Sayville. This project was acclaimed as the first new club sponsored in the U. S. and Canada in 1960. Alfred Chiuchiolo of Pat- ehogue served as chairman of this committee. Contributions were made to the following : BROOKHAVEN MEMORIAL HOSPI- TAL — ( Represented at meeting by John F. White of Sayville) : To equip a four-bed room in the new wing of the hospital. HELP FOR NEEDY CHILDREN— Re- presented at meeting by Mrs . Alice Parks of bayport of the Suffolk County Depart- ment of Public Welfa re): To provide funds for special needs of children. ST. CHARLES HOSPITAL - ( Represent- at meeting by Miss Jo McCarthy) : To furnish an electrically controlled bed. This bed will be installed in the new rehabilitation center and will permit the patien t to be more self sufficient. HELP FOR RETARDED CHILDREN— ( Represented at meeting by C. Curvin Hovis of the Association for the Help of Retarded Children) : To furnish heating for the yea r 1961 at the new center being used by the Association for the Hel p of Retarded Children. The new cente r , donat- ed by the St. Francis de Sales Church , is located in the former St. Francis Pa ro- chial School on South Ocean Avenue in Patehogue. BO^ SCOUTS—(Represented at meeting by Frank McCoy) : To underwrite camper- ships for dese. ving boys in the area . GIRL SCOUTS—(Represented at meet- ing by Mrs. Jeanette Valentine) : To un- derwrite camperships for deserving girls m the area. QUARTERBACK CLUB OF PATCH- OGUE— ( Represented at meeting by Wil- liam Zebrowski) : To further their pro- gram of encouraging local sports activity. SCHOLARSHIP FUND — (Committee headed by Edmund W . Tuton) : To fur- nish a scholarship for an eligible .student. CHILD SERVICE ACTIVITY COMMIT- TEE— ( Committee headed by Duane Haw- Kinsi: To handle emergency situations, flu ring the year as they apply to the needs of children attending local schools. PATCHOGUE AMBULANCE FUND—- ( Represented by Fred Swezeyi: To aid in support oi volunteer ambulance group which .serves the greater Patehogue area, blinds are used toward maintenance of am b alance. BROOKHAVEN TOWNSHIP Y.M.C.A ' Represented at meeting by Rudv Stege- mann i: To supply funds for a number of needy youngsters to attend day camp dur- ing the Summer and to provide funds for a youth baseball team. n. I J 4 JU IST J? ,AL H ° M E FOR THE BLIND ( Represented by William Keller) : to be used for work of the service bnrea u towa rd the purchase of Braille write - s and typewriters for blind school children in the Patehogue area and to help meet the costs of special orientation training ser- vices currently operating on Saturdays at the Patehogue Medford Avenue School. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS during the yea r were as follows : Blue Point Recrea- tion Little League Park ( Participation in tence sign); graduation awards for j unior high schoo l students : boat for Girl Scouts -it Camp Edey ; Little League Team spon- »;or:- ,/. i p . .pev.ial Christmas gift and food program for needy families by direct con- tribution from members of club. Past President Edmund Tuton of Patehogue will serve as lieutenant governor for the Suffolk Division curing 19(5 1 , succeeding Irving Kahn of Belle Terre. Mr. Tuton is prin ci pal of Patehogue High School and has devoted many years to KLwanis child service work . He is presently the onl y active char- ter member in the club. Mr. Roscott will serve as presi- dent for the year 1961. Mr. Hol- land will take over as first vice president; P. Jerome Laviano of Patehogue , second vice president; Mr. Richards , treasurer; and Al- fred Chiuchiolo of Patehogue , sec- retary. The board of directors w r ill consist oi' James McPeak , Vitro Rizzi and Bernard Burton of Pateh- ogue; Hans Van Ginhoven , Charles Maler, William Glatzel (past pre- sident), and Thomas Keegan of East Patehogue. Mr. Parks will serve as immediate past president. The officers and directors for 1961 said they are looking forward to a most successful year. Their goal will be to continue making a contribution to the betterment of the community. USED CAR SALE — $ . 1 959 PLYMOU TH Wagon $*795 1 959 STUDEBAKER Lark Wagon 1 465 1958 CHEVROLET Wagon 1 545 1 958 FORD Wagon H95 1957 FORD 500 2-Door 1 095 1957 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Sedan 895 1 957 FORD 4-Door Seda n 950 1 956 FORD Victori a 695 1 956 CHEVRO LE T 4-Doo r Wa gon 695 1 953 FORD Convertible 3S0 1 956 FORD Pick-up Truck—Clean • - BROWN S GARAGE Bellport , N. Y. BEllport 7-0229 .— »-¦ a ^—^—i i i i w—-_—_ _^_————^^SB5SS- i j. ii . IIJ I „____ £lll>B9eilllIIIIBeEEBIllBIISaiIBIllEIIIIIIBIIIliBIIBISBlIBIII8ieiBlllllBIISIEBBIIIIBIIMIlllBlRI^ ! NOW ON SALE!! f 5 I 960 DEMONSTRATORS 1960 = I — FANTA STIC SAVINGS — | S (1) Fairlane 6 cyl. Stnd. Trans., Heater , Safety Group, Plastic Covers. £ S White and Green. g 5 (1) Sunliner Convertible - Thunderbird , V/8 , Cruise-o-Matic , R&H , P.S., S S P.B., P.W. , W.W. tire s , wh. cove rs , safety group, white & turquois. g 5 (1) Galaxie Town Victoria - Thunderbird , V/8 , Cruise-o-Matic , R&H , P.S., = 5 P.B., P.W., W.W . Tires , wheel covers , safety group. White , bronze int. Z g (1) Galaxie Town Sedan , white - bronze interior , V/8 , Cruise-o-Matic , R&H , g g W.W. tires , safety group , wheel covers. g 5 (1) Galaxie Town Sedan , white and green interior , V/8 , Cruise-o-Matic , R 5 g &H , W.W. Tires , Power steering, safety group, wheel covers . g g (1) Galaxie Town Sedan , white - black & white interior , V/8 , Ford-o-Matic. g 5 Power steeri ng , R&H , W.W. tires , safety group, wheel covers. 2 ¦» BE 5 mE ^^^ ^D^H B^H BBBV H^^ ^H _H ^8 HBj BB^H ^H flH I^F^ wB^^ IB tBB BP^BT BB BB lYiCCXFOirci AV \ » ~ J §BJlllIllWftf|MWM^ Hulse Auto Sales Quality USED CARS 531 EAST MAIN STREET '59 Chev. Bel Air $1575 4-Door , V/8 , A.T. R&H 58 Chev. Bel Air 1 265 4-Door , V/8 , A.T. R&H '56 Chev. Bel Air 795 4-Door , V/8 , A.T. , R&H '57 Ford Fairlane 745 2-Door . V/8 Overd rive '53 Dodge 245 4-Doo r '53 Willys St. Wag. 350 6 Cylinder Hulse Auto Sales 531 E. Main St. Patehogue Opp. Grover Lumber GRover 5-1602 9wG j Sy jjgBJSjr A ^GSB BBSE ^B J Kgg ^\' rr JBcf B &B S E B § J #W ^Hn %\m a » /\\*/% *\ » * * MBBfl) ^^^^BBBBBl ^^^BBBHt \W Installs O fficers: .Monday nigh t the loca l Commandery of Knights Templar bega n their sixty-rirst year , with their Asylum stationed at Patehogue , with the election and installation of officers for 1 9(>1. The Patehogue Commandery 05 meeting at the Masonic Temple in Patehogue held an open installation for the ceremonies of obli- gating George Brown of HI How- ard Street as commander and his staff of officers : Ronald Green of Biv g htwaters as generalissimo. Vincent Fortunato of East Islip was elected captain general , but due to pressure of business will be obligated and installed at a later date, and Josep h A. Gutter- idge of Patehogue and Geoige D. Barnes of Mastic assumed posi- tions as senior and junior war- dens. Two past commanders of the Patehogue Commandery, Herman Schwebes of Coram and George T. Kalivas of East Patehogue , \vere elected and installed as treas- urer and recorder. Two more past commanders. William S. Matsun- aye, Jr.. and Samuel J. Frace of Modford , succeeded themselves ns prelate and associate prelate , while William S. Matsunaye, Jr., was • > I. ¦- .. I I. — - -¦¦ 1. ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦-¦ ¦ !¦»¦ ¦ — — again unanimously elected for a three-year term as trustee of the organization. Mark A. Kelly of Central Islip, Herbert F. Faust of Yaphank and Michael Juried of Brentwood composed the second division of the commandery. James Dawson of Bay Shore became sentinel. Kurt Reinhardt of Brent- wood and Frank Mugge of Med- ford were installed as captains of the guard. The installation ritual as pre- scribed by the Grand Commandery of the State of New York was enacted by Past Commander Her- man R. Schwebes , as installing officer , and Zone One Commande. William Wittcke , acting as grand marshal. Patehogue Commandery w a s honored by representatives of all p hases of York Rite Masonry with the presence of RW Fred Bachte- ler , director of ceremonies of the Grand Lodge of the State of New York , as well as Deane Royce. district deput y grand master , Suf- folk County, representing the grand master of the Grand Lodge State of New York. Commander Brown welcomed and thanked the representatives i of the Babylon Rainbow Girls and the 1956 group of Matrons and Patrons of the Order of the Eas- tern Star of which he is a mem- ber. The matron-and patron-elect of Old Glory Chapter 622 , Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. Schmidt and J. Hcnrv Kuck , district grand lecturer \ of Suffolk Dist rict , Or- der of the Eastern Sta r , were wel- comed. The Order of the Amar- anth of Fidelity Court 155 with their Royal Matron Helen Rock | and Royal Patron Herman R. j Schwebes were well represented. ! The Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem was recognized b y the presence of Vera Seidenstiek er. district deputy of District V and Ruth Shrine 24. of that orde located in Patehogue , had a dele- gation abl y headed b y the High Priestess Annette Carapezza and Watchman of Shep herds A rthur Polhemus. Royal Arch Masonry in Priest George D. Barnes as well as his staff . LaVergne Walker . Ha- ro ' .d Seidensticker , Samuel J. Frace as grand chapter members. As all Knights Templar must be Royal Arch Masons numerous chap ters of this degree were present. Patehotrue Commandery was honored by the past commanders ' | of commanderies as far distant as Yonkers and by the presence of the Huntington Commandery 70 with H. W. Searight, commander, and his staff and that of Gerald Strickland of Nassau To. Among the visitors present were four Knights of the York Crosr of Honour , one of the hig hest honors eonferrable , William S. Matsunaye , Jr., Samuel J. Frace and Roland LaGrange of the lo- cal lodge , wearing this medallion as we ' .l as Wilbur Hayes, past commander of Trinity Command- ery. The Shriners of Kismet Temp le were recognized and Illustrious Potentate Fred R. Trenor , who is also past commander of Patehogue Commandery, as well as Carl Hullinger , president of the Suf- folk Shrine Club and a past com- mander , stood wi th the Nobles. The entire Patehogue Commandery Line are Nobles , an organization dedicated to the maintenance of hospitals for crippled children re- gardless of race , color or creed. The commander then recognized the Deputy Grand High Priest Grand Chapter , Royal A rch Ma- sons of the State of New York , William S. Matsunaye , Jr., who was wearing the emblem of a Knig ht of the York Cross of Hon- our for having been elected and presiding as head of all subordi- nate units of York masonry as well as being a past potenta te of Kismet Temple. The commander thanked Fred Loca l Commandery Begins Its 61st Year Hey Mom ! I Gotta Go... to HOLZ MOTO RS FOR THE BEST USED CAR BUY IN TOWN A Nice Place to Do Business « 80 P ° nt CONVERTS • ¦> Caddv _ - ^ , .. STATION • \ l hi\ v WAGON • 5S Ford 1 • 5S Merc HARDTOPS • 58 Ram. SEDANS • 57 Caddy coUPES • r>7 Ford • 57 Chev CLEAN. • 56 Chev SERVICED • 56 Buick SHARP • oi Caddy CARS Pius Many More ! I NO DOWN PAYMEN T 24 Months to Pay On Cars From $100 to $800 I $5.59 to $40.27 Per Month 54' s thru 57 * s IT' S EASY . . . LET US SHOW YOU HOW Weekdays 9 to 9 , Sat. 9 to 5 E. Main St. at Evergreen Phon e GRover 5-4477 STEP UP TO QUALITY! WHERE GOOD CARS GET TOGETHER Accelerate in '61 With a Better Used Car From This Page L J M \\\\ ^\\\\\\ \¦'\'\\\ ¦\'^'¦¦\¦\\\ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ \¦¦¦ ¦¦¦^\\ ^ S '60 PONTIAC (Stock No. 330) j J J New Left Over 8*> S£ tfM & S i 4 Dr. H.T., full power , only ^^** ** ** j j '60 COMET , Auto. Trans. , 9 , 000 miles. ! A real beaut y $185 0 § I '60 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Sedan , Std. Trans. S 5 Onl y 8 , 000 miles 1 795 \ \ '60 CHEVROLET Impaia Convertible . \ Full powe r , low mileage. A real beaut y .... 2095 8 j '60 PONTIAC Bonneville Convertible . S S Full power , 9 , 000 miles 2795 ! S '59 PONTIAC Catalina Convertible. 1 S Full power , R&H , padded dash 1995 ! • '57 BUICK Convertible . | S Full power , new top, low, low .. 1100 \ '56 CHEVROLET Convertible. i Real sharp, low mileage car 950 ! J '54 OLDSMOBILE '88' Convertible. | S All black , white top 595 ! '56 PONTI AC 4 Dr. , H. T. ! j Full power , onl y 30 ,000 miles 895 | '56 BUICK 4 Dr. H. T. ] A red and white beaut y 795 1 S '57 FORD Fairlane 2 Dr., V-8. j [ Auto. Trans., R&H 895 I S '57 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. Seda n , V-8. i Auto. Trans., R&H 795 I I '59 PONTIAC 4 Dr. Sedan. I 5 Auto. Trans., R&H. Real clean 1 895 ! '57 CHEVROLET Bel Air , V-8. j Auto. Trans., P. S. Like new 1195 1 J '57 CHEVROLET Sta. Wagon , V-8. S Std. Trans., R&H. Excellent Condition .. . 1 095 : '58 PONTIAC 4 Dr. Sedan , V-8 , Auto. Trans., R&H. Excellent condition .. 1 295 j i '58 PONTIAC 4 Dr. H. Top, V-8 , i f Auto. Trans., R&H , W.W. Tire s 1 495 j j '58 PONTIAC Safari. I Full power , low mileage. Clean 1495 ! 5 '59 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Sedan, V-8. ; A uto . Trans. Tinted g lass. Sharp 1 595 1 '56 MERCURY 2 Dr., H . T . ! g Full power , R&H , Auto. Trans 795 \ I '59 PONTIAC 2 Dr. H. T., V-8 , ! S Auto . Trans., P. S., P. B 1 895 j J '56 OLDSMOBILE Holiday Coupe. j Full power , low mileage 950 ! f '56 CHEVROLET Bel Air , 2 Dr., V-8 , j I A uto . Trans. Only 37 , 000 miles 850 ! f '56 CHEVROLET Bel Air , 2 Dr., V-8 , | g Std. Trans . A real good buy at 795 « f '58 CHEVROLET Sta. Wagon , V-8 , l Auto . Trans., P. S 1 450 \ ! '54 FORD 9 Pass. Country S quire. ! ; Auto. Trans. , R&H 595 S j DRIVE AWAY TRANSPORTATION , 4 AS IS' \ \ '51 FORD 2 Dr. Deluxe , V-8 , Auto . Trans . $149 1 ! '53 FORD 2 Dr. V-8 , Std. Trans 174 I i '53 CHRYSLE R 4 Dr. Seda n , V-8 , i ! Auto . Trans., R&H , P. S 199 \ ! '53 MERCURY 2 Dr. Sedan, V-8 , Std. Trans. 64 \ I '54 BUICK 4 Dr. Sed. , Auto. Trans. , R&H.. 199 \ I '55 MERCURY 4 Dr. Sedan , V-8 , J i Auto. Trans. , R&H 249 I \ '55 MERCURY Convertible. \ \ Full power , Auto. Trans. , R&H 494 ¦ '54 PONTIAC 6 cyl . Std. Trans. , R&H .... 199 1 ! '55 OLDSMOBILE '88 ' 2 Dr. , H. T. \ ( P. S., P. B., R&H 495 S i SOUTH BAY PONTIAC \ I 252 EAST MAIN STREET PATCHOG UE S I Tel. GRover 5-0533 S
