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Ads Close at 12 Noon - Wednesday Motor Vehicles for Sale SALE! BELOW COST! 1950 PLYMOUTHS - $1 , 695 . 55 Mi. (Special deluxe 4-dooi ) CHEVS., DODGES, ETC. TRADES - TERMS See These Cars Now! KENNETH H. HULSE Route 25 Lake Grove Used Cars ' Ronk. 8S0O A Printed Guarantee with Every Car. lotf WE STILL have many prewar cars from 1935 to 1942 models which arc going for half price or less. Come down and make an offer. Bonded Auto Sales Co., 332 West Main Street , Patchogue. Phone Patchogue 4522. 12tl 1941 DE SOTO 2-door sedan , radio. Needs repairing, engine good. $l5<i . Patchogue 972R. I2tl 1949 FORD Tudor. Guaianteod. Bonded Auto Sales Co., 332 West Main Street , Patchogue. Phone Pat- chogue 4522. 12tl 1948 BUICK 2-door special , fullv equipped, $1,350. Patchogue 3823R . i2tr 1947 CADILLAC , convertible. All extras. Guaranteed. Bonded Auto Sales Co., 332 West Main Street , Patchogue. Phone Patchogue 4522. 12U 1937 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan , radio and heater , very good running condition. Call Patchogue 4238 after 5^ 30. 12U 1947 BUICK convertible , all extras. Guaranteed. Bonded Auto Sales Co., 332 West Main Street , Patchogue. Phone Patchogue 4522. 12tl 1 TON—1941 International walk-in. New tires , excellent condition. Bell- port 523W. 12U 1947 PLYMOUTH , 4 door. Guaran- teed. Bonded Auto Sales , Co., 332 West Main Street , Patchogue. Phone Patchogue 4522. 12tl 1940 PLYMOUTH sedan , good con- dition , $250. Patchogue 2375.11. 12tl 1948 STUDEBAKER Commander, convertible. Silver grey. Guaranteed. All extras. Bonded Auto Sales Co., 332 West Main Street , Patchogue . Phone Patchogue 4522. 12tl 1940 PONTIAC 4-door sedan , radio , heater , defroster. Good condition. Patchogue 2350J after 5 p. m. I2tl 1939 CHEVROLET station wagon , radio and heater. Good condition. Bonded Auto Sales Co.. 332 West Main Street , Patchogue. Phone Pat- chogue 4522. 12 tl 1940 CHEVROLET 4 door , good con- dition. Bonded Auto Sales Co., 332 West Main Street , Patchogue. Phone Patchogue 4522. 12U 1947 CHEVROLET coupe , low priced and guaranteed. Bonded Auto Sales Co., 332 West Main Street. Patch- ogue. Phone Patchogue 452 2. 12tl 1940 STUDEBAKER 4 door. Good condition. Bonded Auto Sales Co.. 332 West Main Street , Patchogue. Phone Patch ogue 4522. 12U 1946 CHEVROLET Fleet Master 4- door, black , fully equipped , excellent condition. Sayvilh 780R. ]£tl 1941 PLYMOUTH 4 door , radio and heater. Good condition. Bonded Auto Sales Co., 332 West Main Street , Patchogue. Phone Patchogue 4522. 12tl Boats , Motors , Supp lies MARINE ENGIN E, Chrysler Ace. 85 h. p., $300. Bill King ' s Boatyard Patchogue 2167. 12t l Mrs. Alida Cory of Providence , R. I., will spend the Thanksgiving holi- days with her brother and sistcr-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bassett of Cedar avenue. Mrs. Fanny Goldstein , a member of the Suffolk board of directors of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, and Brookhaven Town chairman, recentl y awarded prizes to the winners of a poster contest in Port Jefferson High school. The posters were advertising a minstrel show given for the benefit of the Na- tional Foundation. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Searles of Fifth street are the parents of a son, Robert Stanley, weighing 7 pounds, 9 ounces , born November 7 at Mather Memorial hospital. Mrs. Searles is the former Miss Grace Robarge of Medford. Miss Margery Guttridge of North ocean avenue will celebrate her birth- day tomorrow. Hostesses at the social hour fol- lowing the late Friday service at the Patchogue Jewish Center last week were Mrs . S. Golfer, in honor of the marriage of her daughter , Helen; Mrs . Arthur Blum, in honor of the marriage of her daughter, Bernice; Mrs. Maurice Orlevitch , in honor of her new granddaughter , Denise S., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weiss of Rider avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newton of Rockville Centre entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner Sunday. Their guests were Mrs . Newton ' s brother- Mrs. Violet Reilly, and a brother , Preston E .Lyon , all of Setauket. A requiem mass was said Monday morning in St. James R. C. church in Setauket, with the Rev. Stephen McGrail the celebrant. Interment was at St. James cemetery. Special services were held Sunday night at the O. B. Davis Funeral home in Port Jefferson by the Se- tauket Fire department and by the Knights of Columbus. in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A . Ta fe , Mrs . Martha Bondurant and I Miss Lou ltrandau of Patchogue and ; Mr. and Mrs. William Russell Mae- j Coniskey and daughter , Barbara ; Lynne , of Levittown. | Mrs. Frank Guttrid ge of North ; Ocean avenue entertained the Needle- craft club Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Shaber of Harris street " had as their guests Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Harold Overton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunter. PERSONAL - SOCIAL f ootprint lutomatic Washer ji fl flMr III See the Automatic that \\ uUlTlL lil Washes YOU R Wav ! j; - n Z"" \ I U •W ONO-R DW L* I K\ ~ <F^ ^v >v Thoroughly Washes , jj \ ^ \\ \ N v ^ v Rw»$w ond \ vv ^— ^^^ZZT^^i===i S pin-dries || I ' ' ' """"""" ' _ _—-—— — - ~ \ "i | : " i———o i , —_— — I ... j No Of her Automatic Has All These Features 1 J ! I a AGITATOR ACTION-the proved and a FLEXIBLE FILL saves water , soap, ? preferred washing method-gets money! ; { clothes really clean. _ ,.. IU , U .„.„ -, , . i a SEDIMENT EJECTOR traps and ejects ? t « WOND-R-DIAL gives you full con- heavier dirt particles. ? trol of automatic. You can set it to * wash your favorite way. * FLUID DRIVI POWER checks harm- ? m nvrowtn\jj DIUCC * U ' vibration , eliminates necessity I ¦ ti£t Hi^^Lm n Ca "' eS aW3y for bolting down washer. J ngnt dirt , soapy film-prevents rc- l circulation through clothes. a TOP-LO ADING makes filling easier. LOOK TO H0TP0IN T FOR THE FINEST. . FIRST flf GEORGE DEGE I PLUMBING — HEATING — APPLIANCES — KITCHEN PLANNING \ 426 Ea st Main Stree t Patchogue 1450 i ? ' Ads Close at 12 Xoon - Wednesday Hel p Wanted, lviaJ(r^ ~ ™^FW^~ £^^ necessary on Dodge and Plymouth ears . Call m person. Terry Bros., 430 West Mam^truet , Patchogue. if t i WOULD lu^r^irTT' a real zo- j. cttw who nas had recent experience in training men to act in capacity ot crew manager. Interested onlv in man who has had recent experience ¦ dnect selling. Must be neat in appearance and aide to furnish us with good character references. Age 2o-40 year,. Salary and bonus will be discussed at interview. All replies S! w, _ "s cot.iidcntial. Write Box (bOhc, , Patchogue. j2tl KETAIL ^ delivery truck driver. Good «. ! . « R D ^' , fo r adv »nccment. Box ibOUB , Patchogue. I2tl MEN interested in learning oil burner trade. Give qualifications , references . Box 7S0AA , Patchogue. 12tl \OUXG MAX" to learn electrician trade. Call Patchog ue 3819W. 12tl SALESMAN' — Married , age 25-40 , car. Have you ever considered a career in life insurance for security and advancement ? Debit manage- ment oifers you guaranteed income and steady employment. Write giving resume. _ Patc hogue 780DD. 12tL Help Wanted—Female SALES — CONTACTS AND DEMONSTRATIONS Women to contact homemakers introducing quality food product used in every home. Paid Training Period Straight Salary Basis Desirable Work rilONE MRS. LARSEN Room 134 , Patchogue Hotel Telephone ratchogue 800 on Tuesday, November 28 , after 5 p. in. and Wednesday, Novem- ber 29 , from 9 a. m. to G p. m. 12tl HOUSEKEEPER-COOK , Lake Ron- konkoma , small home , small family, 5 days weekly, 8 to 5:30. Steady. Write qualifications. Box 780W , Pat- chogue. 10t3 DENTAL ASSISTANT. Write quali- fications and references. Patchogue 7S0Z. Ut2 SALESGIRLS WANTED. Steady work. Good opportunity. Main Street Bakcrv , 24 West Main Street , Pat- chogue. 12tl YOUNG GIRL to do housework. G davs a week. Call Sidney Lang, Pa tchogue 451. 12tl Situations Wanted LEGAL STENOGRAPHER , exper- ienced , desires part time ^ position mornings , <pr homework. Write Box 71 , Port Jefferson , or call Port Jef- ferson 424. 12t1 RELIABLE WOMAN wishes general office cleaning. Write Box 780CC , Patchogue. 12tl AUGUST FRUBIS , 57 , of Hewlett avenue , East Patchogue , died after an extended illness at his home Sun- day. Mr. Frubis , a native of Germany, came to Patchogue about three years ago. He had been emploved at the Pat- chogue Plymouth Mills , and was a member of Allemania lodge , F. and A. II., of Brooklyn , and of the Sick- ness and Death Benefit Fund of the United States of America. His survivors are his widow , Lena , ami one brother , Phili p, of Queens. Masonic services were at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Pettit Funeral home , and funeral services will be at 10 a. ni. today, also at the funeral home , with the Rev. Carl G. Ger- nannt of Emanuel Luthera n church officiating. Cremation will be at Washington Memorial park , Coram. VASSILY MELNICHUK , 66, of 58 Martin street , Sayville , died Sunday in the Pine Rest Convalescent home in Patchogue after an extended ill- nsss. Mr. Melnichuk , who was born in Russia , had been in this area about a year. He has no known survivors. The funeral will be at 2 p. m. to- day at the Pettit Funeral home in Patchogue , with the Rev. Hanington Wilson of St. Paul' s Episcopal church officiating. Interment will be at Union cemetery, Sayville. THOMAS MANNING , 52, of 452 Medford avenue , North Patchogue , died Monday at his home after an extended illness. Born in Ireland , Mr. Manning had been a resident of North Patchogue for 23 years. He was a member of the Patchogive-Plyniouth Mills Em- ployes association. Surviving him is his widow, Brid- get , and a siste r, Mrs . Neil Boste- laar of Bay Shore. Rosary services were conducted at 8 p. m. last night at the Robertaccio and Sharp Funeral home and a re- quiem mass was celebrated at St. Francis de Sales R. C. church, at 10 a. m. today by the Rev. James V. Walsh. Interment follows in Holy Sepul- chre cemetery, Coram. JOHN FAAS, 83 , of 79 Foster ave- nue, Sayville, died Monday at the Pine Rest Nursing home in Patch- ogue , where he had been a patient for about a week. Mr. Faas , a retired painter, had lived in Sayville 63 years. He was born in New York city. His survivors are his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Gaynor Faas; a son, How- ard J. of Sayville; a daughter , Mrs. Edward Binney of Babylon , and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. today at Isaacson' s Funeral home in Sayville, with the Rev. Louis Mar- tin of St. John' s. Lutheran church officiating. Cremation will be at Washington Memorial park , Coram, MISS JESSIE WELLS POST of New York , a summer resident of Brookhaven , died on November 16 at Harkness pavillion, New York. She was the daughter ,of the late James Howell and Louisa Wells Post and sister of Helen Post Hubert and Elisabeth Post Morrow. Interment was in Bellport cemetery, the Rev, H. Eller officiating. f EDWARD PHANNEMILLER, 79 , of 77 Terry street , Patchogue died Saturday at the South Shore Conval- escent home in Patchogue. Mr. Phannemiller , born in Patch- ogue , had been employed at the Patchogue-Plymouth Mills as a lace weaver for more than 50 years. He was a member of the Chartered Society of Amalgamated Lace Opera- tives of America, and had been secre- tary of the local association more than 20 years. His survivors are two daughters , Mrs. Edward L. Senft of Port Ches- ter and Mrs. Raymond A. Conklin of Riverhead; two sons, F. Burton Phannemiller of Amityville and Ed- ward U. Phannemiller of Patchogue , and seven grandchildren. The funeral was held at 3 p. m. Tuesday in the Pettit Funeral home, with the Rev. Hanington Wilson of St. Paul' s Episcopal church officiat- ing. Burial was at Cedar Grove cemetery in Patchogue. MRS. JENNIE ZEGEL, 71, of At- lantic avenue, West Sayville , died Friday at her home. She had been in poor health for some months. A native of Holland, she had re- sided in this country and West Say- ville for ove r 50 years. She is survived by her husband , Cornelius Zegel; one son , Henry of Islip; two daughters , Mrs. Oliver Bis- hop of West Sayville , and Mrs. Rob- ert Macintosh of Islip ; two brothers , Peter and Everett Paauw, both in Holland; six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Ray- nor' s chapel , Sayville, on Monday at 2 p. m. with the Rev. J. H. Jolders- ma of the First Reformed church of West Sayville officiating. Interment followed in the family plot in Union cemetery, Sayville. THOMAS H. LYON, 63 , president and co-founder of Lyon Brothers and Sons, Inc., hardware and boat- yard firm at Setauket , died at his East Setauket home Friday. He was a life-long resident of the Setauket area. Mr. Lyon was a member of the Port Jefferson council of the Knights of Columbus , the Setauket Fire de- partment and Board of Fire Com- missioners, the Port Jefferson Yacht club and the Marine Trade associa- tion- He is survived by his widow. Mrs. Isabel Lyon; two sons , Andrew and Robert V. Lyon, all of East Setauket; two sisters , Miss Sarah B. Lyon and D EATHS IN SUFFOLK Topsoil and Clean Fill Phone Selden 3735 John McCuen LAND CLEARING — EXCAVATING CRANE SERVICE — ROAD BUILDING CELLARS AND CESSPOOLS DUG Coleman Road Centereach SLi ¦ ' . ~ ^, "U' . ' "^. ' " ,' 4 fc*j| W> ^ e^V*^ ^ Used Exclusively In Our Custom W "^alP^ ' J Made Aluminum Venetian Blinds. f ~ _y^ Look for the imprint on the slat \ z~- f j? j0 as a guarantee in getting a *~r&f c/¥¥ 7ff/ iy2 spring tempered slat that holds £. _^ l W»!VV^w//y > its shape and which will not droop or kink like inferior metals. Flexalum Aluminum is "Duratized." Flexalum Vinyl Plastic Tape is completely washable and will last as long as your Venetian blind. CHOICE OF 15 SLAT COLORS—11 COLORS IN PLA STIC TAPE STOCK VENETIAN BLINDS j SIZES FROM 23" UP TO 36" WIDTHS f 3.35 per blind and up 9 x 12 Unoleun, Rug, *»*-« \\ \ *g* j $4.95 ea. and up Value $75.00 SOME OF OUR OTHER FAMOUS BRAND NAME PRODUCTS • Columbia Window Shades # Congowall • Armstrong Linoleum • Quaker Radiator Enclosures • Olson Storm Windows • Kool Vent Aluminum Awnings Savoy Venetian Blind Co. I 52 West Main Street Patchogue 1330 — , ^.^. n i ¦ ' ¦¦ The First ^^R^V Post War \\\\^% 5 5^ Garden ¦M B \w A P artment i ftflbBH r Colony in ' " ¦¦ "• ' - ¦ • ' ¦- " • Patchogue ! PA TCHOGUE GARDENS Maple Ave. & Thorne St. 3% Rooms $85 4 Rooms £9© 4»/ 2 Rooms $102 5 Rooms $107 October Occupancy Check these features— • 25' ft. living room • Laun- dries and Garages • Play- ground • TV Outlets • Holly- wood Kitchen and Bath • Through and Cross Ventilation • Hampers and Driers • Near E ve rything ! Built by Mack Kanner & Sons Builder of Hotel \c«v Yorker SME Of BSED CABS '49 Ford K&H, Custom Deluxe Club Coupe, 6 cyl. '49 Ford Station Wagon, R&H '48 Anglia English Car '47 Dodge 0 pass. Station Wags* '46 Ford Super Deluxe 1 Poo r Sedan J 40 Chevrolet Convertible AB O DOZiMS Koa jUSJAS GQOM 'HMBABHfltnMHHBFlPVVn fiBBIPDB Patchogue Motor* Patchogue 1133-1134 414 B AST MAIN STREET I The BONDED AUTO SALES CO. 1 I H' I IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE i i r . that we have acquired our own com- [ • pletel y equi pped shop for servicing of jj ^ our 1 used cars in the interest of our | : '' If ,f I S" customers. i' 1 l! I ¦ \ ii We are also prepared to take in all types of 1 ! » Repairs and Auto Painting. All of our work j I \ \ will be fully guaranteed. i i ] SHOP LOCATED AT I sj 125 Medford Ave. (Route 112) Patchogue | ; i {¦ , ,j . MAIN OFFICE I I 322 West Main Street Patchogue 4522 j! i if ; 'j _ ^ _ I I Dependable Service ¦ HraNfeOCMMmPOTCMOCVCjl W^ff iuSS ofiy o» MOHr Jm ¦ JWnTACClO & SHARP 1 I FUNERAL HOME I B R. I. ROBERTACCIO. L!C MOB:. ¦ ¦ Of Service thai Satisfie s * I I 13 RAILROAD AVENUs Jj ¦*%?» t. «- > PHONE 135 • PATCHOOtflt " ¦ PETTIT FUNERAL HOME S26 East Main Streat P ATCH OGUB , N. Y. O F F E RI N G Moderately Priced Funerals Includin g Over M Itaras of S e rrica ARTHUR C. PETTIT Directo r Tele phone Patefco foo 5S 0. B. Davis , Inc. Funeral Home QaJet, serenity, good taste and adequacy mark the estab- l ishment which we place at your disposal when the mis- for tune of death afflicts your family. It is definitely planned aa a setting for the laat trib- ute , whi c h yon des i re to be perfect. Sll-t» BAST MAIN STREET PORT JEFFERSON. N. Y. Part JUTmon Mt-281 - 4*4 MMM «r Writ* V. for Onr Frx BMIM I "WHAT TO DO." I
Transcript of Ads Close at 12 Noon - Wednesday DEATHS IN SUFFOLK ... · Motor Vehicles for Sale SALE! BELOW COST!...
Ads Close at 12 Noon - Wednesday
Motor Vehicles for Sale
SALE!
BELOW COST!
1950 PLYMOUTHS - $1 ,695.
55 Mi. (Special deluxe 4-dooi )
CHEVS., DODGES, ETC.
TRADES - TERMS
See These Cars Now!
KENNETH H. HULSE
Route 25 Lake GroveUsed Cars ' Ronk. 8S0O
A Printed Guaranteewith Every Car.
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WE STILL have many prewar carsfrom 1935 to 1942 models which arcgoing for half price or less. Comedown and make an offer. BondedAuto Sales Co., 332 West MainStreet , Patchogue. Phone Patchogue4522. 12tl
1941 DE SOTO 2-door sedan , radio.Needs repairing, engine good. $ l5<i .Patchogue 972R. I2tl
1949 FORD Tudor. Guaianteod.Bonded Auto Sales Co., 332 WestMain Street , Patchogue. Phone Pat-chogue 4522. 12tl
1948 BUICK 2-door special , fullvequipped, $1,350. Patchogue 3823R .
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1947 CADILLAC, convertible. Allextras. Guaranteed. Bonded AutoSales Co., 332 West Main Street ,Patchogue. Phone Patchogue 4522.
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1937 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan,radio and heater, very good runningcondition. Call Patchogue 4238 after
5 30. 12U
1947 BUICK convertible, all extras.Guaranteed. Bonded Auto Sales Co.,332 West Main Street , Patchogue.Phone Patchogue 4522. 12tl
1 TON—1941 International walk-in.New tires, excellent condition. Bell-port 523W. 12U
1947 PLYMOUTH , 4 door. Guaran-teed. Bonded Auto Sales , Co., 332West Main Street , Patchogue. PhonePatchogue 4522. 12tl
1940 PLYMOUTH sedan , good con-dition, $250. Patchogue 2375.11. 12tl
1948 STUDEBAKER Commander,convertible. Silver grey. Guaranteed.All extras. Bonded Auto Sales Co.,332 West Main Street , Patchogue .Phone Patchogue 4522. 12tl
1940 PONTIAC 4-door sedan , radio ,heater, defroster. Good condition.Patchogue 2350J after 5 p. m. I2tl
1939 CHEVROLET station wagon ,radio and heater. Good condition.Bonded Auto Sales Co.. 332 WestMain Street, Patchogue. Phone Pat-chogue 4522. 12 tl
1940 CHEVROLET 4 door , good con-dition. Bonded Auto Sales Co., 332West Main Street , Patchogue. PhonePatchogue 4522. 12U
1947 CHEVROLET coupe , low pricedand guaranteed. Bonded Auto SalesCo., 332 West Main Street. Patch-ogue. Phone Patchogue 4522. 12tl
1940 STUDEBAKER 4 door. Goodcondition. Bonded Auto Sales Co.. 332West Main Street , Patchogue. PhonePatchogue 4522. 12U
1946 CHEVROLET Fleet Master 4-door, black , fully equipped , excellentcondition. Sayvilh 780R. ]£tl
1941 PLYMOUTH 4 door, radio andheater. Good condition. Bonded AutoSales Co., 332 West Main Street ,Patchogue. Phone Patchogue 4522.
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Boats, Motors, Supplies
MARINE ENGIN E, Chrysler Ace.85 h. p., $300. Bill King 's BoatyardPatchogue 2167. 12t l
Mrs. Alida Cory of Providence , R.I., will spend the Thanksgiving holi-days with her brother and sistcr-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bassett ofCedar avenue.
Mrs. Fanny Goldstein, a memberof the Suffolk board of directors ofthe National Foundation for InfantileParalysis, and Brookhaven Townchairman, recently awarded prizes tothe winners of a poster contest inPort Jefferson High school. Theposters were advertising a minstrelshow given for the benefit of the Na-tional Foundation.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Searles ofFifth street are the parents of ason, Robert Stanley, weighing 7pounds, 9 ounces, born November 7at Mather Memorial hospital. Mrs.Searles is the former Miss GraceRobarge of Medford.
Miss Margery Guttridge of Northocean avenue will celebrate her birth-day tomorrow.
Hostesses at the social hour fol-lowing the late Friday service at thePatchogue Jewish Center last weekwere Mrs. S. Golfer, in honor of themarriage of her daughter, Helen;Mrs. Arthur Blum, in honor of themarriage of her daughter, Bernice;Mrs. Maurice Orlevitch, in honor ofher new granddaughter, Denise S.,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SamuelWeiss of Rider avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newton ofRockville Centre entertained at aThanksgiving dinner Sunday. Theirguests were Mrs. Newton's brother-
Mrs. Violet Reilly, and a brother,Preston E .Lyon, all of Setauket.
A requiem mass was said Mondaymorning in St. James R. C. churchin Setauket, with the Rev. StephenMcGrail the celebrant. Intermentwas at St. James cemetery.
Special services were held Sundaynight at the O. B. Davis Funeralhome in Port Jefferson by the Se-tauket Fire department and by theKnights of Columbus.
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. FrankA . Tafe , Mrs. Martha Bondurant and IMiss Lou ltrandau of Patchogue and ;Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iam Russell Mae- jConiskey and daughter , Barbara ;Lynne , of Levittown. |
Mrs. Frank Guttrid ge of North ;
Ocean avenue entertained the Needle-craft club Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Shaber ofHarris street " had as their guestsSaturday night Mr. and Mrs. HaroldOverton and Mr. and Mrs. CharlesHunter.
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I PLUMBING — HEATING — APPLIANCES — KITCHEN PLANNING\ 426 East Main Street Patchogue 1450 i? '
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Help Wanted,lviaJ(r ~™ FW ~£^ necessaryon Dodge and Plymouth ears . Callm person. Terry Bros., 430 WestMam^truet, Patchogue. if tiWOU LD lu r irTT'a real zo-j.cttw who nas had recent experiencein training men to act in capacityot crew manager. Interested onlv inman who has had recent experience¦ dnect sel l ing . Must be neat inappearance and aide to furnish uswi th good character references. Age2o-40 year,. Salary and bonus willbe discussed at interview. All repliesS!w,_ "s cot.iidcntial. Write Box(bOhc, , Patchogue. j2tl
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«.!.«R D ' , for adv »nccment. BoxibOUB , Patchogue. I2tlMEN interested in learning oilburner trade. Give qualifications ,references . Box 7S0AA , Patchogue.
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\ O U X G MAX " to learn electriciantrade. Call Patchogue 3819W. 12tl
SALESMAN' — Married , age 25-40,car. Have you ever considered acareer in life insurance for securityand advancement ? Debit manage-ment oifers you guaranteed incomeand steady employment. Write givingresume._ Patc hogue 780DD. 12tL
Help Wanted—Female
SALES — CONTACTS
AND DEMONSTRATIONS
Women to contact homemakersintroducing quality food product
used in every home.
Paid Training Period
Straight Salary Basis
Desirable Work
rilONE MRS. LARSEN
Room 134, Patchogue Hotel
Telephone ratchogue 800
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5 p. in. and Wednesday, Novem-
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HOUSEKEEPER-COOK , Lake Ron-konkoma , small home, small family,5 days weekly, 8 to 5:30. Steady.Write qualifications. Box 780W , Pat-chogue. 10t3
DENTAL ASSISTANT. Write quali-fications and references. Patchogue7S0Z. Ut2
SALESGIRLS WANTED. S t e a d ywork. Good opportunity . Main StreetBakcrv, 24 West Main Street , Pat-chogue. 12tl
YOUNG GIRL to do housework. Gdavs a week. Call Sidney Lang,Patchogue 451. 12tl
Situations WantedLEGAL STENOGRAPHER , exper-ienced , desires part time
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mornings , <pr homework. Write Box71 , Port Jefferson, or call Port Jef-ferson 424. 12t1
RELIABLE WOMAN wishes generaloffice cleaning. Write Box 780CC,Patchogue. 12tl
AUGUST FRUBIS, 57, of Hewlettavenue , East Patchogue, died afteran extended illness at his home Sun-day.
Mr. Frubis, a native of Germany,came to Patchogue about threeyears ago.
He had been emploved at the Pat-chogue Plymouth Mills , and was amember of Allemania lodge, F. andA. II., of Brooklyn, and of the Sick-ness and Death Benefit Fund of theUnited States of America.
His survivors are his widow, Lena,ami one brother, Phili p, of Queens.Masonic services were at 8 p. m.
Tuesday in the Pettit Funeral home,and funeral services will be at 10a. ni. today, also at the funeralhome, with the Rev. Carl G. Ger-nannt of Emanuel Lutheran churchofficiating. Cremation will be atWashington Memorial park, Coram.
VASSILY MELNICHUK , 66, of 58Martin street , Sayville, died Sundayin the Pine Rest Convalescent homein Patchogue after an extended ill-nsss.
Mr. Melnichuk , who was born inRussia , had been in this area abouta year. He has no known survivors.
The funeral will be at 2 p. m. to-day at the Pettit Funeral home inPatchogue , with the Rev. HaningtonWilson of St. Paul's Episcopalchurch officiating. Interment will beat Union cemetery, Sayville.
THOMAS MANNING, 52, of 452Medford avenue, North Patchogue,died Monday at his home after anextended illness.
Born in Ireland, Mr. Manning hadbeen a resident of North Patchoguefor 23 years. He was a member ofthe Patchogive-Plyniouth Mills Em-ployes association.
Surviving him is his widow, Brid-get, and a sister, Mrs. Neil Boste-laar of Bay Shore.
Rosary services were conducted at8 p. m. last night at the Robertaccioand Sharp Funeral home and a re-quiem mass was celebrated at St.Francis de Sales R. C. church, at 10a. m. today by the Rev. James V.Walsh.
Interment follows in Holy Sepul-chre cemetery, Coram.
JOHN FAAS, 83, of 79 Foster ave-nue, Sayville, died Monday at thePine Rest Nursing home in Patch-ogue, where he had been a patientfor about a week.
Mr. Faas, a retired painter, hadlived in Sayville 63 years. He wasborn in New York city.
His survivors are his widow, Mrs.Elizabeth Gaynor Faas; a son, How-ard J. of Sayville; a daughter, Mrs.Edward Binney of Babylon, and twograndchildren.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today at Isaacson's Funeral homein Sayville, with the Rev. Louis Mar-tin of St. John's. Lutheran churchofficiating. Cremation will be atWashington Memorial park, Coram,
MISS JESSIE WELLS POST ofNew York , a summer resident ofBrookhaven, died on November 16 atHarkness pavillion, New York.
She was the daughter ,of the lateJames Howell and Louisa Wells Postand sister of Helen Post Hubert andElisabeth Post Morrow. Intermentwas in Bellport cemetery, the Rev,H. Eller officiating.
f EDWARD PHANNEMILLER, 79,of 77 Terry street , Patchogue diedSaturday at the South Shore Conval-escent home in Patchogue.
Mr. Phannemiller , born in Patch-ogue, had been employed at thePatchogue-Plymouth Mills as a laceweaver for more than 50 years.
He was a member of the CharteredSociety of Amalgamated Lace Opera-tives of America, and had been secre-tary of the local association morethan 20 years.
His survivors are two daughters,Mrs. Edward L. Senft of Port Ches-ter and Mrs. Raymond A. Conklinof Riverhead; two sons, F. BurtonPhannemiller of Amityville and Ed-ward U. Phannemiller of Patchogue,and seven grandchildren.
The funeral was held at 3 p. m.Tuesday in the Pettit Funeral home,with the Rev. Hanington Wilson ofSt. Paul's Episcopal church officiat-ing. Burial was at Cedar Grovecemetery in Patchogue.
MRS. JENNIE ZEGEL, 71, of At-lantic avenue, West Sayville, diedFriday at her home. She had beenin poor health for some months.
A native of Holland, she had re-sided in this country and West Say-ville for over 50 years.
She is survived by her husband,Cornelius Zegel; one son, Henry ofIslip; two daughters, Mrs. Oliver Bis-hop of West Sayville, and Mrs. Rob-ert Macintosh of Islip ; two brothers,Peter and Everett Paauw, both inHolland; six grandchildren and twogreat grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at Ray-nor's chapel , Sayville, on Monday at2 p. m. with the Rev. J. H. Jolders-ma of the First Reformed church ofWest Sayville officiating. Intermentfollowed in the family plot in Unioncemetery, Sayville.
THOMAS H. LYON, 63, presidentand co-founder of Lyon Brothersand Sons, Inc., hardware and boat-yard firm at Setauket, died at hisEast Setauket home Friday. He wasa life-long resident of the Setauketarea.
Mr. Lyon was a member of thePort Jefferson council of the Knightsof Columbus, the Setauket Fire de-partment and Board of Fire Com-missioners, the Port Jefferson Yachtclub and the Marine Trade associa-tion-
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.Isabel Lyon; two sons, Andrew andRobert V. Lyon, all of East Setauket;two sisters, Miss Sarah B. Lyon and
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