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Suffolk Co. Banks Record Resource Increase In '60 The 124 commercial banks and four mutual savings banks affili- ate, ! with the Suffolk Countv Bankers As-ociution recorded a gain of n e ari\ SoO . iMlO . OOO in resources during l' .MKl . The 2S b ;:J)ks ha, ' t o tal . -isscls ot ' :> * »; !»7,7<»S , . r i2<t at the -close of hu-dnos- . on ! >e- ember . \ , 1. lPbl ) . according to a consolidated statement prepa red l-y Austin B. Tut h ill , a- , x — > IM uitinii secret;;ry-t I' easarer. t •.» - 1 iv. are e..nu»atvs witli $»>« ' .:' , , 82* ' > . :' .. % t7 on .hnw 3i» and i- N J: ' . b:;d .2*; I more *ha> . the Si ' - -1S .1 :' .2 .2V. * > reported a - of I> . cend>er Ml . I' . ' \ > ' . > . T h e commercial depositories gained $ M . ' *?>• ' ¦ ' . of> . ~ > j ti a year ' s time , advancing from $ \ ><> » ) . ' ¦ ' < !0 . 7 Id ; > s. \ e{4 . :;8d . :;6. \ i . In the same period, , the mutual savings institutions added So . 572 . a /» ' . to their assets The comparable figures uciv -S1 . \\ .. \ , , - :\SS , 161 last lhv.-mher 31 and > 'l IV. - Mf> . \ >. S: \ » on December .. \ 1 . P. ' . \ ) 1 . ' . The consolidated statement cov- ers all banks having their ma ' . \\ , offices in Suffolk County. 11 in- cludes tile Nassau otiices ot tl- . e Security National Bank , but di* ; s . ot include the Suffolk offices of the Franklin National Bank and :h Valley National Bank. Foliov. ing are I he asset s figures as of December 31. I POo . for the member hanks: Riverhead Savings Bank , $. \ >. \ , , 322. 77a : I nioii Savings Bank id ' Patchogue , S40 .S13 . 734: Soiithold Savings Bank . ->. '!6 , (>8.S % - 324 and Sag Harbor Savings Bank , SI 0 . 508. 328. Also: Security National Bank. S212 . t>Pu'8S: Bank of Huntington . s 15 .288 , 582 ; Bank of Babylon. $:U . - n.iU .SVl ; Peoples National Bank of Patchogue , $25 , 720 , 024 . and First National Bank and Trust Company of Bay Shore . S25 . 340 . 350 . A!s, .: Bank of Smithtown , $21 . - . ¦ ¦!. \ !' . oVii: (>ystermen ' s Bank aod Trust Company of Sayvilie , $18 7X0 .273 ; Suffolk County National Bank of Riverhead . $10 , 258 , 088 ; Tinker National Bank of East Se- tauket. Sl;: .223. 072 . and North Fork Bank <£ Trust Company of Mattituck , $14 , 810 , 457. Also: First National Bank of East Isiip. $14 . 21t ' ,, 055; First Na- tional Bank of Southampton , $13 . - 202.803 ; the Patchogue Bank . $12 ,- 045. 570 : the Lindenhurst Bank. $11 , 847 , 102. and Osborne Trust Company of East Hampton , $10 . - 048.41U . \ Also: Eastern National Bank of Smithtown . $0, 337 , 104 ; National Bank of Lake Ronkonkoma. $0. 209, 770; Bridgehampton National Bank . $7 , 155, 254 ; National Bank of Kings Park , $0 , 788 , 077 , and Sea- side Bank of Westhampton Beach. , S5 . 325. S73. Also : Bank of Suffolk County of Stonv Brook , $5 , 102 , 394 ; the Bellport National Bank . $4, 959 , 582 ; the Hampton Bavs National Bank. $3 , 978 , 229. and the Peconic Bank of Sag Harbor . $3 , 058, 081. Officers of the Suffolk County Bankers Association , in addition to Mr. Tuthill , who is an officer of the North Fork Bank and Trust Company, are : President , Albeit Curson of the Tinker National Bank and vice president. Francis X. Napoli of the Patchogue Bank. i i i W JSSMfc Aft. 1 ! / \ ~^L - i „«st ^^ ,4 XML A«k •^BBBBBBBB^ta^ fl^HHM fi ^BVJBBVA. 4ttt BB B BW BBBBBBBBk S3 -^H^BBBI H^HM aliVflH H^^ M^^^^H BBBBBBBBBBfsBBBBBBBB ] BxBalBMaBBKi^BBBnBBl BB BB SBB BB B K IB BB S BB BI \ DOES YOUR AUTO j i INSURANCE EXPIRE I | SOON ? | ! ! ! Check with me before re- j j newal and get the facts about ! j HARDWARE M V T IT A L S j ! Famil y Auto Protection at J j low cost (OUR CURRENT ] ! DIVIDEND is 10<^). \ | ! i ^ outhful Drivers with good i ! - . : — * < i driving records are also in- J [ vited to get the facts . i ; < j Call and Compare J : George E. Kotars ; 104 Bailev Ave., Patchogue j ; GRover 5-4418 i ¦ > insurance for you 1 j A L ( O . . . Home . . . Eus ' ness \ i Hardwa re Mutu al s J iXMI WM tW AIW WMWMWWInmiUmiHI M miUMWWWHH ABRAHAM LINCOL N February 12 , 1809 ^^E ~ —__ \\ * ' ^m< ^B^™^ ^ ^ ^^^^Bfc His Loving Faith in the Di gnity of 'Man Serves to Guide Us During These Troubled Times, Bank Is Closed M onday, Feb. 13 in honor of Lincoln ' s Birthday A THE PATCHOGUE BANK \3ilS? Service Is Our Business • 47 West Main Street , Patchogue GRover 5-3020 • Bra nch Office—468 Eas t Main S treet , Patchogue GRover 5-3035 Friday Evenings — 6:30 P. M. to 8 P. M. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. MEDFORD FIRE DEPT By George Horst The blizzard of T>1 is now an item of history hut it has left in its wake many hazards and emer- gencies that confront all of in - . Let me again caution you to check your heating system and he extra careful in putting out matches and cigarettes. In case of a fi re it is very hard for the men and equip- ment to get through the hig-h drifts. Let all the peop le of our community he extra fi re caution. - at times like this. You are not only helping yourself hut your volunteer firemen as well. During- the recent storm a \ state >f emergency \ was declared. In this instance, firemen are railed to the fi rehouse to stand by should an emergency arise. Should this hap- pen don ' t hesitate to call (J Rover 5-0411 , giving details and you will receive help as quickly a. possible-—this number is to report an emergency not a fire. Jn eas\ of a fire , you call the operator , saying\ you wish to report a fire in this district , giving- the location of the fire . Our volunteer firemen are al- ways ready to protect and seivc their community to the best of their ability. All they ask is co- operation from the people. The monthly meeting\ was held at the firehouse February 2>. The fire drill to be held Febru- ary f> (Sunday morning\ ) was can- celed because of the storm. College Admission Examination Dates Set ALBANY — An admissions ex- amination for applicants to a ' .l State University-operated colleges, except the medical colleges , will be held March 4 at 48 testing- centers in many parts of the state , and March 5 in New York City. Applications must be post- marked not later than February 13. Students should write to tiu colleges in which they are in- terested for the necessary forms. App licants for admission to the following- collesres are required to take the examination : Harpur College , Colleges of Education (Albany. R r o c k p o r t, Buffalo , Cortland , Fredonia. Geneseo . New Paltz , Onc-onta. Oswego , Platts- hurg' h and Potsdam), College of Forestry, Maritime College , Lom r Island Center (science, mathema- tics, engineering - and the teaching of science and mathematics) . Agri- cultural and Technical Institutes (Alfred , Canton . Cobleskill. Delhi , Farming -dale, and Morrisville). Admission to State University colleges is based on the qualifica- tions of the app licant , and ; s g-ranted without regard to race , color , creed or national origin. Examinations wiil be held Ip- cally at Patchog-ue High School and at Riverhead High School. Many Events , Activities Mark Boy Scout Week A wide variety of events and activities are being held through- out the area in celebration of Boy Scout Week , February 7-13 , it was announced by Howard Newins , public i-elations chairman for Suffolk County Council , Boy Scouts of America. Under the national theme for the fifty-first anniversary of the founding- of the Bov Scouts of® : America , \Strengthen America — Character Counts , \ the council' s 13 , 500 Cub Scouts , Boy Scouts , Ex- plorers and volunteer leaders are involved in activities with public officials and with the community institutions that sponsor Scouting units. February 8 , actual anniversary date of the founding of the Boy Scouts of America in 1910 , was hig hlighted b y members of each unit rededicating themselves to the Scout oath and law. Traditional Boy Scout Sabbath and Boy Scout Sunday services will be held tomorrow , Saturday and Sunday at many churches and synagogues with Scouts taking part , and sermons built around Boy Scout ideals and purposes. Many organizations are devoting their meetings and luncheons to special Boy Scout programs. On February 27 , a special report on Boy Scout activities this past year will be made to the Suffolk County Board of Supervisors in Riverhead by selected Scouts. Sim- ilar reports will be made to all state governors and at the White House in Washington , D. C , dur- ing the week. An estimated 0.000 local boy members will be recognized for having earned the Fiftieth Anni- versary Achievement award , a spe- cial permanent patch created espe- cially for Scouting ' s Golden Jubi- lee Year in 1960. To earn this award , each boy earned personal achievement in rank , recruited a new member , kept himself fit , rendered service to others , and took part in last Fall' s Get-Out-the-Vote campaign. Mr. Newins also announced that 200 units in the area are eligible to receive the President Eisen- hower streamer or unit award for having over 50 per cent of their boys earn the personal Fiftieth An- niversary Achievement award. There will also be meetings with parents as guests , unit reunions , functions honoring \ new Eagle Scouts , Scout handicraft exhibits , window displays , observances in schools , and courts of honor in which Scouts will be honored for their accomplishments. Arab Republic Problems To Be Aired Tomorrow Dr. Omar Ghobashy, information officer of the consulate general of the United Arab Republic , will speak on the economic and politi- cal problems of his country, in the last of a series of programs on \The Uncommitted N ations , \ at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Guild Hall , East Hampton. The American As- sociation of University Women and the Education Committe e of Guild Hall are co-sponsors for the pro- gram, which was ori ginally sche- duled for January 20 , but was postponed because of the snow storm. IN MEMORIAM In ever loving memory of my beloved husband , Austin Clowes , who died Feb- ruary 13 . 1950. Angel a Clowes . —Adv. Bowl ing Tourney For AHRC Set For Sat. Ni g ht The Patchogue Bowling Center on Division Street , Patchogue , will be the scene of a bowling tournament , sponsored by Amvets Auxiliary of Patchogue , Saturday night for the benefi t of the As- sociation for the Help of Retarded Children. Four top bowlers of Suffolk County will star in the feature event of the night. Arthur Re- cchio and Dorothy Lewis will team up against Owen Dora n and June Kramer for this event. Also on the program will be members of the Junior keglei set. Larry Puglise , an eight year old from Huntington will face Charles Stephani and Toni Fuocco in subsequent matches. Then it will be jun ior kegler versus senior as Larry takes on Fred LaBua. The public is invited to at- tend. Donations to the tourna- ment will be given to the Asso- ciation for the Help of Retarded Children of Suffolk County, lo- cated in Patchogue. For the past three years the Amvets Auxiliary of Patchogue has sponsored such charitable events as one of its child welfare projects. A REMINDER F OR YO U E ~ f ISN'T IT TIME TO CHECK YOUR EYES TO SEE IF YOUR GLASSES ARE STILL ON THE JOB? J **% I Ik i*mm - ^ We offe r vou over . '!\ > years of t«? H Fsj Nfil E x p FU1E N c K \**r I |] ^ 1 flBHtoii .. m *-\' - ' fi ttin ^ aM <l grinding of $Ch{RKnM ^'S RT O *° ™ LOEFS DAXF^SL^^fTS H ' } EaSt Main Street ' Patchogue VV lj UKP! >> «. : * fHH Closed Wednesday Afternoon | ? ; f - - - - - - - — - ^ ^. - _ -w •¦ *., - -J VARIETY SHOW ^ s , b v r rr£ Sales Parents ' Auxiliary in Seton Hall audi- torium at S :30 p. m. tomorrow and Saturday. Four ol» large cast are pict u red. Thev are left . Jack Palace; right . Bill Shallcross ; top center , George Hardman; and bottom center , Jerry Davis. In addition to thei r acting chores , Mr. Palace and Mr. Hardman are the producers . St . Francis de Sales Parents Auxiliar y will conduct a \ senti- mental journey \ back th rough the years 1935-45 in presenting its HMJ1 variety show at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow and Saturday in the Seton Hall auditorium. Produced by Jack Palace and George Hardman , the choral direc- tion is by Paul Kelly. The cast consists of the follow- ing: Kathleen Barsch , Annette Benedict . Bill Benedict , Richard Reninease. Bill Bohuslaw , Hank *>Bontempi , Jack Briscoe , Mary Lou \ r Burke , Frank Castallano , John Chambers , Kathy Corri gan , Edna Davis , Jerry Davis , Art Fuccillo , Bernice Hardman , George Hard- man , Ed Hughes , Ken Hughes , Joe Kalinowski , Marie Kassner , Ral p h Kassner , Paul Kelly, Rose Krieger , Ann Marie Lotito , Frank Lotito , Ann Macy, Tom Macy, Bob Marks , Virginia Marks , Jack Pa- lace , Dorothy Pavacic , John Pava- cic , Ann Pilger , Katie Riley, Sal Roberto , Mary Roche , Gert Rowse , -Pat Rowse , Bob Safranek , Bill Shallcross , Rosemary Shallcross , Vi Signorelli , Ed Yaeger and Walt Yaeger. Members of the orchestra are as follows : Ed Foster , Frank Kat- tau , Wilbur Newton , Reed Seal , Bob Smith , Lou Pfeifle , Hank Friedlander , Tom Schuitz , Nor- man Rein , Vinnie DiNapoli , Art Fuccillo , Ralph Kassner and Walt Yaeger. Tickets will be available at the door. —-^..- ^ f Sg ^SBSfBTZ . ¦!¦?—^^y^— — I—«—o^——— ' —¦——— ¦— I I i i i St. Frands Aux. Varie ty Show Fri., Sat, The month of February has many important dates for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ragl of Jamaica Avenue , Holtsville. On St. Wen- tine ' s day 50 years ago they oloped and were married b y Pas- tor Frey at St. Mark' s Luthera n Church in Brooklyn. They also celebrate their birth- days this month. Mrs. Ragl was born in Brooklyn in 1880 and was 72 Februa ry 2. Mr. Ragl was hor;' in Munich . Germany, in 1890 and was 71 February ^. He was brought, to the United States States when he was a year old. They have two children , Mrs. Helen Vincent of Manhattan , and '1 heodore , who lives in Crystal Lake . Conn. Their children are giving them a trip to Florida as a special anniversary gift. The Rairls moved to Holtsville in 1 950 after Mr. Ragl retired from the Loew ' s Hillside Movie Theatre where he was a projec- tionist for 20 years. Since their move here , they have been active in civic affairs. Mrs. Ragl has b'-en working with the Girl Scouts for many years. For the past three years she has been registrar of the Centra l Suffolk Girl Scout Council. They are members of the Farmingville-Holtsville Civics As- sociation and Mr. Ragl served as its president for four years. He a!so was president of the Youth Advisory G roup for three years. Mrs. Ragl is a member of the Eastern Star , Springfield Garden Chapter and Mr. Ragl is a mem- ber of the Dongan Patent Masonic Lodge in Medford. They are mem- bers of the Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Ronkonkoma. Mi* , and Mrs. Ragl both agree that good companionshi p and keep- ing active are important for a happy marriage. Holtsville C ouple To Celebrate 50 Year Marriage The Patchogue Lions Club' s des- sert card party which had been scheduled for today has been post- poned until February 23. It will be held at Mt. Carmel Hall , Patch- ogue , starting at 7:30 p. m. CARD PARTY POSTPONED CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to all who ex- tended comforting sympathy and hel p in the loss of our beloved mother , Mrs. Blanche McGarvey . Especially do we wish to thank Fathers Patrick McHugh , Jo- seph E. Dunn and Edward Belaus of St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church ; the American Legion Auxiliary , Post #269 and Knitfhts of Columbus #725. Daughters , Mrs. Robert Gneuhs Mrs . Michael Maler Mrs. Richard Nelson — Adv . 1^ /t^^# ^ ST - FRANCI S de SALES i ¥ ^ f^^F PARENTS AUXILIARY j Snyl a Gaia VARIETY SHOW \ flB KBr*K)X HIT TUNES from 1935 to 1945 I j ^^HH ij^G / h) SETON H ALL HIGH SCHOOL j ^^W A FRI. & SAT. —FEB. 10 -11 j jE * Curtain : 8:30 P. M. — No Reserved Seats j jf BOX OFFICE Opens at 7:45 P. M. 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Thuse who are qualified to vote on the proposition are qualified voters who shall have resided in the North Patchogue Fire District for .SO ( .lays next pre- ceding' the election and are owners of property in the dis- trict. NP Firehouse Vote Set Tuesday Ni g ht In order to control nosocomial in- fections in hospitals , the State Board of Health has amended the law with regard to visiting mater- nity patients. Chapter XII of the New York Sanitary Code , Section CId regu- lates visiting- to the maternity unit , stating* that— \No more than two (2) visitors , during any one visit- ing- period , may visit patients in the maternity unit. \ James R. Clark , Brookhaven Memorial Hospital administrator said , \All hospitals rated (Mass A by the State Department of Social Welfare , must enforce this regula- tion or risk the disp leasure of the state department, and possible loss of rating' . \ Amend Sanitary Code To Halt Nosocomials RfYERHKAD—Som e T- 'id par- cels of couiuy-own- . -d tax property have been listed for sale at a pub- lic auction to be conducted at Riv- erhead April \2 by County Trea- surer Chester Jacobs . Formal ap- proval of the sale was voted Mon- day by the P.oavd of Supervisors in regular session here in .River- head . r l he boar.J scheduled a public hearing- for \' l noon March ' 11 at its meeting ' room on the applica- tion of the 'Shelter Is.ami Ceme- tery Association to use a half-ac re of land owned bv the association tor cemetery purposes. Lease of the second tloor of the premises at 20'! Roanoke Avenue , Riverhead , for use as the cham- bers of r ecently installed Supreme Court .hi^lu-c Henry M. Zaleski, was approved by the hoard. The lease is for a period of two years and sti pulates a monthly rental of $i:>o. The board also empowered Coun- t y Executive H. Lee Dennison to contract for the services of an entomologist to conduct insect control studies for the county Mosquito Extermination Commis- sion from June 12 to September 8 at a cost not exceeding $2 , 000. 736 Parcels Go On Land Auction Block April 12 CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Frank Halliwell and family wish to thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during our recent bereavement. — Adv.
