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Blue Point \Well , well, look what the cat we got in the Want Ads —dragged in!\ (Continued fro m page \} guests. There was dancing and refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs . Terrence Dugan of Sayville , formerly of Blue Point , are the parents of a son , Timothy Patrick , born at Southside Hospital , Bay Shore- December 28. The infant is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. F , Howard Dugan of Ocean Avenue and also Mrs. Alice Harwell of Paumanake Road. Miss Nancy Hartwell of Paumanake Road entertained at a New Year ' s eve pajama party for Misses Cheryl Densing and Kathy L ynch of Blue Point and Miss Laura Hashey of Oak- dale. In BLUE POINT . The Lonsr Islend Advanee U on rale at Nltkslsen ' e Sta- tionery, Buth' i Stftttoneri, Morlel' a Delicatessen end Boss ' Delicatessen. — Adv . There were 25 people from the Blue Point Baptist Church attending -die Skating Fellowship at the Bayshore Roller Rink De- cember 28. They were trans- ported and accompanied by Mr. and Mrs . Erich Goners , Kerry Tuttle , Mrs. George Densing and the Misses Janet Siebus , Sharon Tuttle and Nancy Butler. The choir of the Blue Point Baptist Church were enter- tained at a holiday party - De- cember 29 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William King of Bay- port. The Ladles ' Auxiliary of the Blue Point Fire Department will meet at 8 p.m. next Thursday evening with Mrs. Frank Ros- siter, The pictures which were taken In November were ac- cldently destroyed and will be taken again at this meeting. Final plans will also be m ade for the annual dinner. New Group to Meet Today To Study Cty Problems Suffolk County ' s recently ap- pointed Economic Opportunity Advisory Council will meet today at the County Center. In calling this first meeting, Suffolk County Commissioner of Labor , Lou V . Tempera, chair- man of the council , stated that a full review of the problems facing the county and the types of pro- grams that will be formulated are the main Items on the agenda. The members of the council will have full opportunity to discuss the long range objectives and to become acquainted with the pro- jects already submitted to Wash- ington . County Executive H . Lee Den- nison and Chairman of the Board of Supervisors , Evans K. Griffing, will welcome the council and of- ficially charge the members with their responsibilitie s in Suffolk County s \War on Poverty. \ The Economic Opportunity Ad- visory Council w ill coordinate and review all phases of the county- w ide anti-poverty program. The Bureau of Economic Opportunity will operate under the plans and proposals recommended by the Council and will serve as the functioning arm of the council. The council , as time goes on , will invite a number of com- munity agencies and local neigh - borhood community action com - mittees to supplement the council , itself , by serving on many of the project sub-committees. In this way, the council' s responsi- bilities will be greatly expanded into all areas of the anti-poverty program. Members of the group which will meet today include: Dr. Albert Ammerman , president Suffolk County Community Col- lege; George Babcock , secretary/ treasurer of the Suffolk District Council of Carpenters; Charles Brambilla , vice-president of the Suffolk County CommunityCoun- cll; Joseph Curry, e mployment superintendent of the New York State Division of Employment; Frederick Fagelson , attorney from Bay Shore; and Reverend Buck Jone s of the Suffolk Council of Churches. Also: Ennio Morselli , vice- president of Long Island Fede r a- tion of Labor ; Dr. Ruth Paster- nak of the Suffolk County Psy- chological Society, George Pet- tenglll , director of the Human Relations Commission ; Dr. Wil- liam F. Phelan , superintendent of the Second Supervisory School District; Edward Phipps of the N. A.A.C.P. ; Gilbert Ramos , president of the Voters Club , Brentwood; Mrs. Nathaniel Roe of the League of Women Voters. Also: Raymond F. Scannell of the National Association of Social Workers; Henry Smith , chairman of Suffolk County C.O.R .E., Wyan- danch; George Stelzer , rep- resenting agriculture; Mrs. Joyce Turner of the N. A.A.C.P. Em- ployment , Patchogue ; Dean Jos- eph Vigalante , of the Adelphi Col- lege , School of Social Work, and Joe Walsh , personnel director of New York Telephone Co. Lou V. Tempera will serve as chairman of the Council. The ex-officio members are; H- Lee Dennison , Suffolk County execu- tive , Evans K. Griffing , chair- man of the Board of Supervisors; Dr. George E . Leone , com - missioner of Health; Lee Kop- pelman , director of planning; and Richard DiNapoli , commissioner of welfare. Tax fifing Hints With the Federal income tax filing period now underway, Brooklyn District Director Thomas E. Scanlon and Manhattan District Directo r Charles A. Church today suggested a three point plan to the taxpayer who may require assistance in pre- paring his tax return. \First , \ the directors said , \fill in your tax return at home to the extent that you can , using the instruction booklet furnished with the form, \ Second — if you have a quest- ion or two , telephone the nearest Revenue Service office for ex- pert answers to your questions. Telephone service is available daily in many revenue offices Mondays through Fridays , 9:00 a.m. to 4;00 p.m. \Third — if you still cannot complete the return without more extensive help than can by given by phone , you msy visit our offices to receive additional in- formatio n and help. COSTS DROP One hundred years ago a pound of aluminu m was valued at about $500. Today it is one of our cheapest metals , widely used and in vast production. ^JMj j^g COAL & LUMBER CORPORATION /7#K§ TT1 ^ PATCHOGUE-PORTJEFF ERSON ROAD 7 ^ Vl % L MEDFOBB . L. I., N. Y. • y ^^^^^fe 1 ^ Telephone GRover 5-3232 jBTMBBMrgBsna- e - B - B - B -MWHBBW ^^ UM MMB - BtBHWMWia^Be^Mw autf lM J III * YOUR HBME IMP80V EKSEHT CENTEH * COMPLETE INVENTORY ON ALL ITEMS * LARGE DISPLAY ROOM FULLY EQUIPPED MILL - WINDOW S , STAIRS , SPECIALS * FREE DELIVERY OH L8H8 ISLAND * FREE MkUm * * ^jJ^MiJ!! ^!^^^^!!-^ I 23: WAHTEB TO BUY I SELL YOUR BUSINESS ¦ i I Conta ct the PILGER AGENC Y GR 5-5151 After 5 p.m. GR 5-2011 BUYERS WAITING ( 218 Medford Avenue I Patchogue I !3tTF HIGHEST PRICES-PAID , for Furniture , Brlc-a-Brac, China , Linens , Jewelry. DEANERS, Canal & Main Street. Center Morlches-878-0469 . 7tl3 Used office de sk and chair. Good condition . Gr. 5-3681. I9tl 23fl. B0U8HT & SBIB i ~ ENT IRE CONTENTS OF HOMES WANTED NOW From the kitchen to the attic If the price Io fair And the cream is there We 'll buy THE LINEMAN'S GR 5-2234 ALSO TRUCKING AND HOUSEHOLD STORAGE FACILITIES ' 2fTF ' « 24. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE SIGNS FOR SALE 35* EACH BOARDERS WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT GARAGE FOR RENT-INQUIRE HOUSE FOR RENT HOUSE FOR SALE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT APA RTMENT FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS m EACH NO HUNTING NO TRESPASSING POSTED PROPERTY (NO HUNTING-NO TRESPASSING) NO SMOKING THE LONG ISLAND ADVANCE 20 Medford Ave., Patchogue GR 5-1000 Main St. , Center Moriches 878-1000 2tf PHOTOCOPYING \We do photocopyipg , by appoint- ment , on sheets up to 8 1/2\ wide x 14\ deep. If you are in need of a copy of your birth certificate , ma rriage license , a legal document or something similar , call THE LONG ISLAND ADVANCE GR 5-10O0 20 Medford Avenue , Patchogue (Ask f or Mrs. Heiselman) 34ttf \\\\ AQUARIUMS Exceptional bargain Excellent conditio n - 9 tanks From 5 to 50 gallons 3 stands and accessories $60. SE 2-3975 . jauL F1REPLACE WOOD , oak , de- livered. $38. a cord . Call JU 4- 5999. I7t3 CRIB AND MATTRESS- Brand new never used. Still In factory sealed carton. $2S. AT 9-0792, I 8t2 \COMBINATION KEROSENE HE ATE R and stove , $12. Call AT 6-1253 . 16ttf \WATER HEATER- 30 gallon au- tomatic gas , glass lined. GR 5- 1564 afte r 5. I9tl 30 GALLONS- GLASS lined L . P. gas water heater. 2 yrs. old. Gerard 281-5332 . l9tl 7ft. SNOW PLOW- Good condi- tion , $75, GR. 5-7880. l9tl 5 TONS MIXED COAL $65. Call ! afte r 6 , GR 5-5074. I9tl ] ICE SCOOTER , $100. Call AT 6- 1354. I9tl FIRE F-LACE WOOD For sale Phone GR 5-0785. 14tf 25. FURNITURE FOR SftLE BROADLOOM REMNANTS Hundreds in decorator colors at tremendous savings. NO CHARGE for finished edges. LARGE SIZES UP TO 12' x 20* CORAM RUG WORKS \>j r , Yaphank Rd. & Route 112 . CORAM , New York SElden 2-4044 14tf REA D AND USE THE CLASSIFIEDS 26. SPECIALIZED SERVICES RUDY PLATEROTI GENERAL CONTRACTOR FINANCING ARRANGED CUSTOM HOMES GARAGE * HOME IMPROVEMENT. 4 ? FIREPLACE-ALL KIND MASON WORK GR 5-5204 or . AT 6-0016 1 6rtf HARESCA t EBMEYER Custom Builders ON YOUR LAND OR OURS REMODELING & ADDITIONS Financing arranged I BUILDERS OF QUALITY HOMES | for 15 years ! CALL: JU 8-5787 j AFTER 6 P.M, - JU 8-3654 I9t8 ¦BRADY MOWE R SERVICE CO . I Power Lawn Mowers Garden tractors , chain saws , electric generating sets. \ SALES & SE RVICE\ PARTS - ALL MAKES Suffolk County ' s Factory 'Overhaul Center Montauk Hgy, E . Patchogue AT 6-9550 3lttf PAINTING & DECORATING 1NSD E - OUTSIDE WALLPAPERING SHEETROCK SPACKLING TAPING Experienced - Expert Work DICK USHER Formerly foreman for Halllwell HR 2-0285. ^ . 3fTF PABfiTiief© ' PAPH! MA&mm ® MICHAEL OEVITO mum i stTF - WUEELS ALIGNED \ j -BALANCED- I 'SHOCK ABSORBER HEADQUARTERS IN SUFFOLK COUNTY KRESGES ALIGNMENT SERVICE • >40 East Main St. Patchogue - GR- fiver 5-1377 or J[7l7 2^rf FREE OLD CARS REMOVED FREE If Complete SMALL CHARGE IF NOT CALL GR 5-8541 or SE 2-3818 _ 3 _ |'~ H V\ & A, STEUERWALD I LAND CLEARING EXCAVATING - GRADING Top soil & fill CESSPOOL - TRENCH DIGGING - FIREWOOD Phone 87JU07U 36tf PAINTING PAPERHANGING TIL E CEILINGS CARPENTRY REASONA BL E RATES CALL ARTHUR GR 5-4996 . I9tl SiLSBE AND SON Trench digg i ng - overflow Cesspools in your rear yard Trees cut and hauled awa y Small back fillings and grading jobs. Fireplace log s for Sale, Call GR 5-7585 I9tl FRANCIS X. MAHLER CARPENTRY , SPACKL5NG PAINTING GR 5-8541 No Job Too Small iRt *? CLOSED TRUCK available for general use - Moving, Cellars cleaned. Lawns cared for. Rea- sonable rates. Call M & A AT 6-1269, 16 T12 CLEA N VP JOBS - Attics , cel- lars , garages and lawns , Light trucking or moving. Call after l p.rtu GR _ 5-2449 . 36TF TRE E \ REMOVAL and fireplace wood for sale , Ernest Legere , call before 10 A .M. YA 4-3550. , \tti - mmm-mmm <¦———w< ^—>—— n ¦ *¦ n m ¦„ P.MM'INC , ' ODD JOBS , mlno t carnentry work. Call GR 5- 1949. Iftt4 HANDY NUN- With truck and helper. Anj tjpe job , Paid by job or per hour. GR . 5-8535. I9tl SUFA CHAIRS- reupholstered and repaired , foam cushions. Call GR 5-2812. I9tl 29. MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE JOSEPH POLLACK DODGE & PLYMOUTH US ED CARS BOUGHT & SOLD EASY TERMS st SALES SERVICE REPAIRS Texaco Gas h Oil 59-OPEL 2 Dr. SEDAN 57-FORD 2 Dr. SEDAN 63 Ford 4 dr. V-8 Sedan ' 59 Buick 4 dr. Station Wagon 57 Chrysler Crown Imperial Many other Specials MONTAUK HIGHWAY & BAY AVENUE 878-0790 878-0779 East Moriche s I7t8* T - BIRD 1957 Convertible - bronze Wh ite top (The la st year of the one seat T - Birds) Single owner First class condition ROBERT H. PELLETREAU GR 5-5656 or AT 5-8855 I9tl AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 i960 deluxe Wire wheels - new top 4 new tires Must sell No reasonable offer refused GR 5-5889 for appointment l9tl \VOLKSWAGEN 4 - New Models. 1500S Stationwagon. 1963-64-65. Very Reasonable. YAphank 4- 3838. I4tf 1961 VOLKSWAGEN-Radlo ano heater , white walls and seat belts. P rice $850. AT. 6-1293. I8t3 1961 CHEVROLET - 1/2 Ton pick up. 8 ft. body. Excellent condition. 472-0875. l9tl 1956 CHEVROLET NOMA D WAGON. Good tires , good condi- :ion. $165. GR 5-3924. l9tl 1956 CA DILLAC CONVERT LBLE , full power , $400 . Call AT 9-2784 . l9tl i960 STUDE BAK E R- $200 Ve ry good condition. Call after 6. SE. 2-5093. I9tl I FRESH STOCK OF LATE MODEL USED CADILLACS and 0LDSM0B1LES NOW IN , AS NEW CAR TRADES ._ ___« ALL CARS CARRY THE F AMOUS BARRI E BROS. GUARANTEE 58 O LDSMOBILE Sedan (2) $495 60 OLDSMOBILE \88\ 4 dr. Sedan One owner $1295 64 CHEVROLET Impala Station Wagon 8 cyl. fully equipped $2495 61 OLDSMOBILE \88\ Holiday Coupe , Clean $1495 61 BUICK Le Sabre Conv, Clean $ 1595 60 CHEVROLET Corvair Monsa Cpe. , $1095 Auto. , 6 Cyi. ' 60 FORD T-Bird All White Coupe $1495 62 FALCOH Wagon 6 Cy l ., Std. $1295 62 PONT. Catalina Sedan v-8, Std. $1495 63 FORD T-Bird Burgundy, HT.Priced Right 64 PONTIAC Bonneville \ Coupe Below Lj it. 57 BUICK Super Sedan Very Sound $595 57 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof-Clean $ 595 O 60 LINCOLN Continental Conv Priced Right 59 PLYMOUTH Wagon 9 Passenger $895' 62 CHRYSLER Imperial Coupe , Beautiful Black $ 199 5 No fixed down paym en t necessary on fhe above automobiles. Flexible term s available BARS..E BROS. AU THORIZED CADILLAC • OLDSMOBIL E DEALER 318 E. Main St, Patchogue Used Car Lot: Cor* Evergreen Avenue & E, Main Street fiRom 5-1100 v 18 tl THE BEST IN PRINTING The Long Island Advance spe- cializes in line commercial printing. Fair prices , fast de- liveries. Largest print shop In Suffolk County. Tel. GRove r 5 - 1000. - Adv. 30. CAS I TRUCK KHTAL PROFESSIONAL MEN BUSINESSMEN Tex deductible AUTO LEASING NEW - BUICKS CHEVROLETS CORVAIRS OPELS CHECK RATES WITH GRADY AUTO RENTAL ui VISION OF P .J.CRADY , Inc. Vontauk Hwy, West Sayville LT 9-3100 iltf . You RingHji p Extra Cash When You Dial GR 5-1 000 For Advance Classified Ads FBI Identifies Man Fatally injured By Car RIVERHEAD-Pollcft last week finally lesrned the Identity of a man fatally Injured December 17 , when he was struck down by a car on Route 58 , River- head. The victim , who died ln Cen- tral Suffolk Hospital shortly af- ter the accident of head injuries , was identified as Anthony Pop- ich , a 43-year -ol d mental pat- lent , who escaped from Central Islip State Hospital the day be- fore the accident. Police identified Mr. Poplch from fingerprints which w«>re forwarded Jo the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The F B 1 notified County Police last Wed- nesday that Mr. Popich was the victim . Mr, Popich , who had been con- fined at tlie mental institution for almost two years , was a minimum security inmate . He last lived in Manhattan. His only rel ative s are a brother living In Queens and a sister , residing in New Jersey He was hit by a car dii. 'en by Vincenzo J. Fiorettl , 44 , of Overlook Drive , Wading River , at about 6:3 . 0 p.m. during a rainfall Dec. 17. Mr. Popich died an hour later Ln the hos- pital of a factored skull and brain damage, REA D THE LEGA LS HOLY NAM E SOCI ETY PATCHOGUE -The Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt. Car- mel R. C. Church , Patchogue , will celebrate Holy Communion at the 8 a.m. mass , Sunday, All men of the parish are invited to attend. The society will hold its m onthly meeting at 8:30 p.m. January 14. * « * ^AM STAHLMAN , SPEAKER PATCHOGUE - The Patchogue Lions Club will meet at 7 p.m. today at Nancy ' s Patchogue. Sam Stahlman , first vice president , will report on his trip. The subject ls entitled \My Tale of Colombia. \ * * * B.P. LITTLE LEAGUE BLUE POINT-A meeting of the committee to raise fund s for the Blue Point Little League was held Saturday. It was de- cided to hold the annual fuel oil fund drive ' .his Saturday. The chairman , Archie Wittman requests that all boys and parents meet at the firehouse at 9;30 a.m. to canva s the community. The funds are used to supply uniforms, bats and baseballs. Cooperation of all persons is requested in order that the boys may have enough baseball equip- ment to completethe coming sea- son. H.L, DENNISON , SPEAKER OAKDALE-The monthly m eet - ing of Suffolk County Committee of the American Legion Auxiliary ¦will be held J anuary 9 , at 12 noon at Bronco Charlie ' s , Oak- dale. January ls Coupon , Leg- islation and National Security month . Suffolk County Execu - tive H, L. Dennison will be the guest speaker and will speak on Legislation. * * # GIRL SCOUTS HELP BLUE POINT - The date has been extended from January 6 to January 10 for the last day to leave the discarded Christmas tree at your local depot for \Operation Christmas Tree. \ Everyone can help pre s erve the dunes at Fire Island b y leaving tree s * * at one of the following ( depots: 4 Bayview Avenue off Middle Road in Blue Point; Helm ' s Nursery, oil West Main Street , Center Moriches; Farm ' Stand at the northwest corner of Sunrise Highway and Waverly Avenue , Patchogue; behind the elementary school on Montauk Highway and Adelaide Avenue , East Moriches , and the south- east comer of Lawrence Road and William Floyd Pa rkway , Shirley. The Girl Scout Troops in charge of these depots are 15 , 23 . 1, 64 and 109. * » * POST 2937 LADIES* AUX. MEDFORD , The Ladles Auxil- iary to Henry James Jones Post 2937 , Medford , met recently at the Veterans Hall , Medford , with Mrs . MegMeyer , president , pre- siding. Special guests w ere Mrs. Mar- guerite Smaller , who was makln? the annual Suffolk County Coun- cil Inspection, Suffolk County Council president , Mrs. Marion Schaeffer, who was making her official visit to the auxiliary, Mrs. Lee Duryea , j r . past Suf- folk County Council president , Mrs. Lorraine • Crisler , Suffolk County Council secretary, and Mrs. Agnes King, Suffolk County Council floor instructor. Fi ve new memebers were ini- tiated and welcomed into the aux- iliary. They are Miss Dorothy R. Castillo and Mesdames Doro- thy Castillo , Betty Saporito , Mary Masem and Eleanor Ku- chinskas. Youth Activities chairman , Mrs, Stella Kiernan , reported a new flag was to be purchased for a new Brownie Troop that has been formed in Medford. The flag will be presented as soon as it Is received. Cancer chairman Mrs. Martha Nesbitt reported she was in dire need of any white material any- one had. The material is used for cancer dressings. The bi rthdays of Mrs. Agnes Sporck , Mrs. Dorothy Ellis , Mrs. Alice Wolochansky , and Miss Debbi e Follmer were celebrated. Hews sf Organizations - Benefit Concert To Be Given By P.J. Choir The A Cappella Choir of Earl L. Va ndermeulen High School in Port Jefferson will present a ben efi t concert at 8:15p.m., Jan- uary 16 in the high school auditor- ium to help defray the necessary ex penses of sendi ng 115 members to perform at a music educators * conference in Buffalo February 5-6. * Dr. William C. Heugh , super - vising principal of the Port Jefferson Schools, pointed out that considerable financial as- sistance for the project was pro - vided in the district ' s budget. However , additional fund s are needed to permit the choir to accept the Invitation to perform at the 1965 Buffalo Conference , jointly sponsored by theEastern Division of the Music Educator National Conference and the New York State School Music As- sociation. Und er the direction of Mrs. Eva lyn Still , Port J efferson ' s A Cappella Choir will be one of two choirs from New York State to conduct demonstrations before music educators from New York and numerous eastern states. On February 6 Mrs. Still and the choir will give a lecture-demonstration of choral sound to the Senior High School Vocal Clinic. Since its organization in 1950 by Mrs. Still , the A Cappella Choir has received continued recognition as one of the finest high school chora l groups in New York State. Both the choir , comprised of 115 members, and Its chorale group of 50 selected voices, have been called on re- peatedly to perform at civic and school affairs In Suffolk. For the past six years , the Choir has received the highest possible rating in performing the most difficult selections in com - petitions conducted b y the New York State School Music Associ- ation. The Benefit concert will in- clude selections from the Ren- aissance , Baroque , Classical and contemporary periods. The pro- gram will include selections by the Choir ' s Chorale group as well as several vocal and in- strumental solos. MEETING SCHEDULED The South Brookhaven . (Taft) Conservative Party \ Club will meet at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Fountain Room , Patchogue Bowling Center , Pa tchogue. Bayport Student In 'Wh o ' s Who ' Lawrence R. Benedetto Lawrence R. Benedetto , son of Mr . and Mrs. James Benedetto of Bayport , was recently selected as a member of \Who ' s Who \ in Colleges and Universities. He is attending St. John ' s Uni- versity in Jamaica and Is in his fifth year at the College of Pharmacy. He attended New York University for one year , trans- ferring to St. John ' s , and is a graduate of Patchogue High School class of 59 . Mr , Be nedetto is currently president of the Senior class at the College of Pharmacy, vice president of St. Luke ' s Society and editor last year , and this lyear of the Recipe , the St. John ' s Pharmacy magazine. He is engaged to Miss Sharon Cunneen of Patchogue . A June wedding is planned following his graduation. BIBLES FOR NEEDY Bibles for the needy are being collected by T . S. White of Shreveport , La., who heads the World Wide Bible Gift Ministry. Mr . White reports: \Any old , worn , torn , discarded Bibles as can be spared by donors , and regardless of their age , state of preservation , languages or versions or any parts of any Bihles , are passed on to the needy . \ Those wishing to aid in these endeavors mav contact Mr. White at 1719 BucknerStreet , Shreveport , La. There are 119 million births each year and 56 million deaths , or a total increase of nearly 63 million persons. f :j fj f ^j f ^^^i f j f j f 3f if. if if. ^ ******* pEAL E STATE P .O. 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