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WHERE THRIFT BEGINS . . . ^^ A lP imiHF- M ' \\ * -*» &»„ _ x« ' KM . ^ '* R *'^ » l]»wlfc. - V - * *$ I \WE RE AT YOUR SERVICE IN SO MANY WAYS\ 4 38* THE PATCHOGUE BANK t^^Lf \Service Is Our Business \ ^i ' ^w • 47 West Main Street , Patchogue GRover 5-3020 • Branch O fiice—468 East Main S tree t , Patchogue GRover 5-3035 Friday Evenings — 6:30 P. M. to 8 P. M. MEMBER FEDERA L DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Nears End of First Term: f^FPirTAI QPAT of Suffolk Count y Community College V_ /i rlLInL OHtr\Lj is pictured. Seal , as adopted by col- Lge ' s board of trustees , was designed by Paul A. YVinckler . col- lege librarian , from ideas and suggest ions made bv facult y and students. LAKE RONKONKOMA — Suffolk County Communit y Col- lege has ' an o fficial college seal resulting from formal action of the boaril of trustees of the college. The o fficial seal adopted by the board . symbolizes Suffolk County ' s rich heritage from the land and the sea . by depicting a plow and a lighthouse , and its bri ght future is represented by the atom. The words used on the seal sum up the purpose of the college in that it is open to all men and women of VISION, to train and inspire them for EXCELLENCE in knowledge , thought and ideas , and to instill in them the ability to judge soundly and with WISDOM those facts which relate to life. The seal was designed by Paul A. Winckler , college librarian , from ideas and suggestions made by the faculty and the students. The new county college is now near the end of its first term , having started October 3 , with an enrollment of over 500 full and part-time men and women . Classes are held in the late afternoon and evening at Sachem High School , Lake Ron- konkoma. and in the evening at Riverhead High Svhool , Riverhead. The college is now accepting students interested in starting either on a full or part-time basis for the Spring term starting February 13. Registration dates for the Lake Ronkonkoma progra m are February C. 7 and 8 from 4 to 9 p. m., and for the Riverhead progra m February 2 and 3 from 4 to 8 p. m. For more information contact the College Admissions office by calling JUniper 8-444T*. College Has A Seal Bayport-Blue Pt. School New s The annual Winter Concert will he held in the Bayport-iiluc Point High School auditorium February 18. The school' s bands , boys ' chor- us , girls ' chorus and mixed chorus will all participate. Rocky Point VFW Post Aids Cancer Society PANhPFP rAPn is further augmented Wil ^U^LilX ¦ W-ilXl- ' by Veterans of For- eign Wars Post 6246 , which has put its ambu- lance at disposal of American Cancer Society to transport cancer patients free of charge to and from hospitals . Equipment is reviewed by, from left to right , Martin Metzner of Lake ' Grove . director of Suffolk County branch of American Cancer Society ; Joh n Wetzel of Bayport , direc- tor^of services and education of society; and Edward Pickios of Rockv Point , dispatcher for VFW Post 6246. —Photo by William R. Goldfein ROCKY POINT—Fischer Hew- ins Post 624G, Veterans of For- eign Wars , met here January 18 at the Tavern Resta u rant and Commander Joseph Mammino in- formed the members the main is- sue of the agenda was to find ways and means to assist the American Cancer Society, Suffolk Division , to transport cancer pa- tients to and from hospitals. A resolution was unanimously passed to put the Suffolk County Veterans ambulance at the dis- posal of the American Cancer Society Headquarters , 297 Main Street , Sayville. Martin Metzner of Ronkonkoma , a director of the Cancer Society , met with o fficers of the Fischer- Hewins Post January 24, and thanked them for lending a help- ing hand in this cause . He gave a comprehensive picture of the progra m conducted by the Ameri- ?an \ Cancer Society, Suffolk Di- vision. He outlined the services to the cancer patient suc h as financial help to patients in need of X-ray and radium therapy who cannot afford treatment and who are not entitled to county aid , financial assistance for part-time nursing care , transportation of patients to and from treatment centers and for the home patient , medi- cations , surgical dressings , hos- pital beds and other sickroom supplies will be provided. The training program also in- cludes speech therapy for patients having their voic e boxes removed. There is also a program for f^ntists , doctors and nurses on the latest advances in cancer control. John Wetzel , director of serv- ices , also thanked the o fficers and suggested that those seeking in- formation , advice and help call , Cancer Headquarters at SAyville 1-5620, SHoreham 4-9905 or JUniper 8-4775. Fischer-Hewins VFW ambulance drivers are unpaid volunteers qualified by the completion of a first aid course and special courses given by doctors. The request for the ambulance is made bv the police or a doctor. Arrangements are being made to bring life saving films for men , women and mixed audiences. Also , speakers , both doctors and lay- men who are qualified in this field , will be heard at a future .late to be announced. Mr . Metzner said he would like to hear from civic associations , slubs and any organization inter- ested in the showing of these educational cancer films at no cost. Say No Demotion For Policemen In Exam Case RIVERHEAD — Supreme Court Justice Fred J. Munder , last Thursday ruled that the State Civil Sei*vice Commission , tempor- arily at least , cannot reduce in rank some 30 Suffolk police offi- cers , whose test examinations were allegedly fraudulent or altered. Judge Munder , in halting the state , tossed out their petition, which had asked for dismissal of the court action filed by the o ffi - cers. Last November , Judge Munder heard arguments from attorneys Harold Herzstein and Leonard Wexler , representing the police- men. The State Civil Service Com - mission , at the time asked the court action be dismissed , contend- ing the officers had no righ t to ap- peal unless they were demoted. The probe of alleged police exam frauds , initiated b y the sta te last year , has led to the indict- ment of three policemen on charges of* perjury, and of Thomas A. Ca- landrillo of Huntington , former executive secretary of the Suffolk Civil Service Commission. It has never been alleged that the police themselves participated in aii y exam changes. Judge Munder noted this and stated the policemen could not be demoted. \Punishment for a fraud- ulent or sham examination may not be visited on innocent ap- pointees , \ he said. He ruled the police were proceeding properly in their action to halt the State Civil Service. Coin mission , and dismiss- ed the state ' s petition ' , - -allowing them 20 days lead to answer. - Mr. Wexler hailed the decision as \the first step toward finall y victory for the police officers. \ Day of Prayer On World-Wide Basis on Feb . 17 The seventy-fifth World Day of Prayer will be observed this year at the Methodist Church , South Ocean Avenue , at 2 p. m. Febru- ary 17. The World Day of Prayer is the world-wide witness of the one- ness of all Christians. The pur- pose is to unite all Christians in a bond of prayer and Christian fellowship. While the women in Patchogue worship that day, they will be joined by women on every continent and island. The offerings of this day will be used for the migrant ministry in the United States; for religious training and counseling for the Indian-American youth ; for train- ing of leaders in the low-income farm areas ; a program of friendly relations among foreign students; develop ing- Christian leadership for women ove seas through Chris- tian colleges , Christian literature and Christian famil y life pro- grams. The theme for this year ' s ob- servance is \Forward Through the Ages. \ The speaker will be M rs. Lammert Redelfs. of the Lutheran Churc h of Our Savior. The committee hopes that all the women in this area will join in this observance. For fur- ther information , contact the chairman , Mrs. William Sullivan at ATlant ic 9-1147. wwwwwiwwiw w niwniwwHwiw ywwwiiwiiwniw ^mWimHtSmm. trnWrn^ W W^ IPW^I W K J v i WmmmmmmMBBmmmm* !^- H^HHt ^PVf' Bh^' > *' •• i ^^^^^^ ^ ¦%'^BL i^HBk^ &-: ^M^mmWmmmmm9$!i^mW) i£M»mmm%Wmm2i \ DOES YOUR AUTO I INSURANCE EXPIRE I SOON ? ! Check with me before re- > new at and get the facts about I HARDWARE MUTUALS ! Family Auto Protection at i low cost (OUR CURRENT ! DIVIDEND is 10%). I Youthful Drivers with good j driving record s are also in- ! vited to get the facts. ! Call and Compare i George E. Kotars [ 104 Bailey A ve., Patchogue GRover 5-441 8 [ insurance tor you \ Auto ... Home . . . Business i Hardwa re Mutiia^ ' mnmmmmmimmmmmmm t tmm mmmmmmmmmm Mmmttmtk AI.HANV-- .I. Buvch MeMorran , state superintend nt of public works . ha. - > announced recei pt of a low bid of $fi , Sl7 . 1 00.50 from Ilen- drii - K.on Bros ., Inc.. Valley Stream , for const ruction of a 7.41-mi' e ex- tension of the Sunrise Highway ( Route 27) fro m Upton Boulevard in tin- vicinity of Shirley easterly to Kastport Manor: Road neo r Kustport , both in the Town of Bre .okhaven , p lus 11 74 miles of access ; oads . Six bids were re- ceived. The limited-access expressway will have two 24-foot-wide cement cora-rete pavements , separated by a mall , with provision beiiur made for future interior lanes , p lus 10- fout-wide exterior and (>-foot-wide interior shoulders. Th - project will include an In- terchange with William Floyd Parkway , connection^ with East- noi t Manor Road . Wading- River- Road and Railroad Avenue, nlus grade separation stuetures at Win- V rs Drive. Barnes Road , Moriehes- Vaphank Road. Chapman Boule- vard and Fast Moriches-Riverhead Road. Work is expected to begin short- ly after a contract is officiall y ex- eevte d . The contract will be award- ed—following- a routine check by state engineers of all bids receiv- ed—to the contractor who is found to have submitted the lowest valid bid . There usually is a lapse of abou* one month between receipt of bids and contract, award . Scheduled for completion by March 1. 19G3. all work will be under the supervision of Austin M. Sarr. district engineer in charge of the department' s dis- trict o ffice at Babylon. S tate Announces Lowest Bidder On Sunrise Ext. Under the direction of Leslie Weiss , president of the Pa tchogue Electric Light Company and chair- man of the industrial committee of the Patchogue Chamber of Commerce , a special meeting- of the industrial group was held last Thursday noon at the Patchogue Hotel. A number of area indus- trialists were present at this luncheon. The committee had with it on this occasion Milton Blecher , for- eign trade analyst of the U. S. Department of Commerc e , from New York City. The matter of foreign trade was discussed and members of the firm s present received information regarding the possibilities of increased for- ?ign trade . Through the cooper- ation - of the department , local fi rms can receive considerable help in increasing their trade possibilities with foreign coun- ' tries, it was stated. Firms inter- ested in this program can call the chamber o ffice for further infor- mation regarding the proposed nrogram. A class in supervisory relations will start under the direction of James F. Vaughan of Oceanside . specialist in this educational nro- gram. at The Patchocrue Ho f el tonight. The class will consist of 15 members of firms in this -•omrnunity. The progra m calls for five special sessions of two hours each. Th n se courses are held under the sponsorship of the industrial livision of the Patchogue Cham- ber of Commerce , with Mr. Weiss is -chairman. The though t back >f this - nrogram is to e-ive special ? raining to ' supervisory employes to improve the industrial relation- ship in the conduct o-f business , , according to Harrv T. Weeks, ¦^xeeutive vice president of the ' ocal chamber. Industrial Unit Told of Foreign Trade Program CARD OF THANKS May we take this method of thanking our neighbors and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy in our bereave- ment. These expressions have been deeply appreciated. We wish especially to thank the Suffolk County Police Departmen t , 5th Precinct , and the Patchogue Fire Depart- ment Ambulance. ' Mr. and Mrs. Otis Stuchel l Patchogue . N. Y. — Adv. Casting Is Now On For Donizetti Opera KINGS PARK — The Sunken Meadow Opera Company here in Kings Park has announced that casting is now going on for Doni- zetti' s \Don Pasquale, \ the sixth opera to be added to its repertory in En glish. Needed particularly for this opera are a bass , Don Pasquale , and a tenor , Ernesto. Howevor any singers interested in ioining the repertory opera company are invited to app ' y. sines double casts are frequentl y used. \Don Pasquale \ is slated for performance May 20 and 21. The Sunken Meadow Opera Company is in residence at the Sunken Meadow Life and Arts Center , 275 Sunken Meadow Road. Kings Park , tele- phone Kings Park 2-9595. A 1V»'J1 variety show pre- sented by the St. Francis de Sales Parents Auxil iary, Wi- the benefi t of the school bu ild- ing fund, will be held at Scton Hall High School, located on Roe Boulevard , Patchogue , at 8:. \ >0 p. m. February 10 and II. •lack 'Palace and George Hardman are co-chairman of tlie show , which will include a cast of popular local talent . Songr. and skits from the 1 !>• '!\ >• • la era will be the theme of the show. Tickets will bo avail- able at tit * 1 door. Variety Show Set Feb. 10 , 11 at Set-on By George llorst We had another house fire this past week and as was the ca.se of the past t\\ , o before , this am* . also occurred when no one was at home. Again the fire had ma.de substantial progr-ss before it was discovered and the alarm turned in. Our trucks met the four and five foot snow drifts that were encountered and plowed through with the help of tire chains which are put on the tires of the trucks and are kept on during the type of weather we are hav- ing now. The main roads may be wide open but the going- in re- mote areas of our district is still plenty rough and without chains we could not get throug h. Upon the arrival of the fire- men the fire was quickl y broug ht under control in spite of deep snow which hampered every move- ment. Extensive damage to the in- terior of the house was reported and again the fire burned unde- tected for some time before dis- covery. Fire does not need any- one to watch it , to do its damage. A party was held at our fire- house last Saturday night. It was a chance for the newer members to become acquainted with some of the older members who do not come around as often as they used to. About 80 people enjoyed a festive evening and only one overcoat got misplaced , but was quickly tracked down the next day. Congrats are in order from us to the Van Guard Hose Company on the completion of 70 years of faithful service to the community of Patchogue. Here ' s hop ing you r members keep up their work for many times that number. Since the three house fires that have occurred in our district since the start of the new ye:;r have occurred while no one was pre- sent in the house , it seems it would be only common ><>v. . ^- to point out to peop le that they should check over their homes he- ft) re leaving for any length of time. 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Mrs . Foncellino. who is well known for her civic activities in the community, will also head the annual Red Cross campaign for members and funds which will be conducted during March. Patchogue Unit Chai rma n Is Named by Red Cross \I saw your ad in the Ad- J vance. \ —Adv. CARD OF THANKS My cK opost appreciation to all who extended comfort inn sympathy in the pass- ::ic of rnv he!ove<) hnshnnd . .loe. for \he Irau ' ifiii service , llora l <>?TVrm *rs and ot her kin.itiess.-s . ] am * »le,-f»]>- j rratefu!. Mrs. Joseph- .l . Centhner. -Adv. \ , ¦ . ' ¦ ¦ ¦ -¦ ¦ ' . ¦ ¦ , ' ' .: • .. ' ¦ e «' : I ' I ! pc- i - i.e. : ¦ ;. . . . : - - ,, < . ' !¦ - . . ., . . ¦ Se.deil , - -. . :.. ' . . . . : . > . :. : i ¦ ' .; . \ < ' . .. i - ill . ' . \ j 11 . i ii i . ;e ! . \ e ' I M . I ; the - . ;:, - ¦ i ' ' :e . '• ' , L \\ : i ( ' ftiel ' i: t he , ' , .. .. ( ¦ ' . ¦ • . .. - ' ¦ • >: '' ¦¦ > ' Seidell :- . - : •-. . . i ' : \ I :, : !.. . . . w !: . 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