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WANT ADS —" LT 9-6200 THE SUFFOLK COUNTY NEWS, SAYVILLE, N. Y., THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1964 PAGE 5EVET* s.

Miss Camillc Fusco, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Fusco of Muriel Street, Holbrook, became the bride of William Adamec Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Adamec, Saturday. The Rev. Ralph Monte-leone, pastor of Mt. Carmel Church in Patchogue, of­ficiated at'the ceremony. Following a wedding trip in the Pocono Mountains, the couple will make their home in Holbrook. Mr. Adamec is employed in Bohemia as a carpenter. His bride is employed at Brookhaven Me­morial Hospital. (Jo-Art Photo).

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Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hanenburg, who were married on June 15th at the Christian Reformed Church in West Sayville. The bride is the former Miss Joyce Seerveld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Seerveld of Rollstone Avenue, West Sayville. The couple will make their home in Edgerton, Minn., where Mr. Hanenburg is employed as a teacher. ^ (Webber Photo).

At Last! A Hearing Aid ILLIONS Can Wear!

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W a s h i n g t o n , D. C . — A most un ique ' free ofTer, of special those who hear but ilo not understand words, has jus t been announced. A true life, non-operat im; model, actual s i z e r e p l i c a - o f the smallest Motorola-Dahlberjf Hearimr Aid ever made, will be Riven away alv-soluteiy free to a n y o n e a n s w e r i n g th i s advert isement . Wear it. in the privacy of your o w n home witho-.it cost or obligation -of any kind . . . " I T S Y O U R S F R E E TO K K K I V T h e s ize of this instrument' is only one of its many features . It weiirhs less than a third of an ounce and it is all at ""car level." in one unit . N o wires lead from the body Uv- the head. Here is trulv hone for the Hard of Hearing. These models ure free W c auKKest that you wri te for yours n o w .

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Lillian H. Adams Patty Ann Adams Donald Paige Arata Linda June Aunnger Roger C. Auringer Anne Marie Barnes Barry William Barton Jean Doris Behan Sharon Maureen Bender Judith Lynn Besemer Claudia Jeanne Bloch Chantal Jeanne Bitto Lucinda Diane Boss Antoon T. Brinkmann Jeremiah Edwards Brown Susan Betty Brown Wayne Bruce Glenn Buettner Glenn R. Busch Kathleen Mary Carnie Diane F. Casamassa David Edmund Cisek Rita Martha Claussen Gavin D. Clowe Joseph Coljeski Alana M. Corbett Lynn Patricia Cummings Alice Mae Daane Napmi Jean Dankers Marjorie Ann Davidson Linda Diane Davis Oacol Margaret DeMottt Jacfquelyn DeVries Donna Maria Dinolfo Kenneth Robert Donovan Jo Ann Marie Dorio Raymond W. Duda Kenneth Durish Thomas Nelson Duvall William J. Eicher Victoria E. Elton Joan Cecelia Farrell Carol Ann Ferrara Eugene C. Fredericks Linda Joyce Fronmuller Josephine A. Fusco Bernard W. Gaiser Bernadette Gallagher Jo Anne M.. Gallagher Michael John Gallo Alice Louise Garvin Karen Lee Gerdts John Michael Gibbons James Gillen, Jr. Kathleen Patricia Goss Helene Marie Granka

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John C. Griek, Jr. James H. Guido John Aloysius Hayden, III Paul Parker Hickman Albert T. Hingle, Jr. David Thomas Hoek Margaret Holzapfel Carol Martha Hoppe James J. Hughes, Jr. Robert James Ingenito Michael Charles Irish Carolyn M. James Lvnne Joan Johnson Ward R. Kahn Marilyn Helen Kaufer Sherri Ann Kershaw Sandra Sue Kiedinger Elaine Joyce Kiesling Diane Marie King Patricia Ellen Kinsey Robert W. Kinsey, Jr. Nancy Ann Kluska Marilyn Ann Koman Carol Anne Krupien

William Greg Lang William C. Lanigan Alfred, G. Lahkenau, Jr. Bonnie Sue Leach James D. Leigh-Manuell David J. Lerner Ellen T. Levin W. Spencer Lund Michael J. Makowski Merrill Howard Masin Patricia Ann McCole Carol Frances McElhinney Ellen Eustis Mclnerney Dennis McMahon Michele Anne Mead Lorraine C. Meves Margaret Helen Meyer George D. Miller Victoria Marie Miller Meredith Anne Moore Lenore Ann Mueller J. James Mussler Ronald Newhouse Mary Frances O'Connell Susan Carol O'Reardon Martha Jean Ort Linda Elly Ostuni Beverly Ann Otto Patricia Eileen Pape Eugene Francis Patin Inga. Marie Petschko

ames Thomas John Abruzzese Dorothy Ann Alexander George Gile Annable Diane Marie Aquaro Sharon Rae Ashe Donald John Avellino Gerard Thomas Baden Helen Banfich Carol Lynn Behrman William Nicholas Betjemann Barbara Mae Brown Roberta Leigh Busch Eugene Everett Carlson Thomas Joseph Cerrito Barbara Ann Charvat David Godwin Cheney, Jr. Carol Ann Cochrane Patricia Ellen Conroy Laura Consentino Barry Russell Corliss Paul Noah Courant Mary" Catherine Cushane Dcnise M. deRonde Sharon Marguerite Disher Gary Edward Divis Jonathan Olifant Dostrovsky Dianne L. Doucette Nelson William Durland Carolyn Audrey Dusza Richard Joseph Esposito Richard J. Fedelem Victoria Anne Finelli Gloria Marie Fiorelli Linda Eileen Flannery Ronald Everett Francois Michael Dana Funk Joseph P. Garra Rosalie Ann Gorr Michelle Goulet James John Graham Linda King Gray Stewart Greene Jill Ann Hansen George C. Haegele n i

$ a r e n Irene Hansen Juliane Marie Harris Kathleen Harris Elizabeth Ann Heintze Eleanore Marion Hester' Hojlie Whitmore Hitchcock Ji&Hth Dayle Jackson Nelson,:ilervis Jackson Ke'-nneth 0. Johnson M^figdret Ann Joyce

jatxonl'Frederick Kaiser, Jr. loni'as Richard Kallmann

Tiliam C. Keller William G. Keller Nancy Jean Kennedy Jtfyce Velrha Kinsey Jessica Carol Lang Ina Louise Lap Paul G. Leuchner Anne Weeks Levy Barbara Jean.Lewis Robert Jennings Lewis Patrick Kiernan Long Jasmin Marie'Longo Catherine P. Lott Betty Ann Lutzen Rose Marie Lutzen Garry L. Lyons Shirley Ann Madalone Lynn Marie Maiwald William Joseph/JVlartinolich Joan Ceceile McDowell Cornelia Ann McElligott Paul John McFadden Linda Mary McKinley Dale Patricia Mersereau Diane Thelma Miller Patricia C. Miller Marilyn Patrice \Moravec Barbara Ann Murgatroyd Edward C. Musiimeci Marie Laine Janet Nastasi Gregory J. Neilon William J. Neuss

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emors John A. Newhouse David Obrig Thomas Ockers Dona Marie Pennington John Louis Perry Norman Albert Plate Margaret Beth Pullen John G. Rae III Kirstine Helen Raynor Mary JoAnne Richards Suzanne Richon Fredric G. Rose Douglas H. Ryder Joseph Frederick Sauerwein Richard T. Scheff.er Catherine Gertrude Schmid Willia mLeonard Schumann Ronald William Schwizer Alison Leslie Scott Jeffrey Taylor Sheffield Yolanda Maria Signorelli Cheryl Elise Smith Maureen Smith David Spahr Lawrence James Strickland Karen Lee Swezey Kathryn Diane Swezey George Peter Tvelia Ralph Richard Van Hine Susan Vanik Christian Case Van Weele Lee Charles Vignato John Nicoll Wallace Richard Albert Walsh William Howell Watson • Randolph George White Christina Ann Williams Eugene Francis Wilson Christine Linea Wittlock Michael John Wriston^ Mary Laraine Zalewski Robert Anthony Zekowski John Charles Zinkowski Roscmarie Zolezzi

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pledge cards while others indi­cated support but did not care to sign their names. A few de­clined to discuss the matter.

A single question concerning the purchase of homes by Negroes and members of other minority groups is being asked; by volunteer canvassers. If the resident declares that he is free of bigotry, he is asked if he would like to sign a pledge to that effect. This form, entitled "Open Occupancy Covenant," states, "We, the undersigned^ residents ;of Bayport, believe that it should be the right of, every person, regardless of race or creed or national origin, to be able to live where his heart desires and his means permit.

"We therefore approve of the sale or rental of residences in our nighborhood in conformity with the principle of open occu­pancy."

Those who do not wish to sign this card are being thanked

-for their time and asked no further questions, because in either case it is the express wish of the N.A.A.C.P. that no pressure be exercised on those being interviewed, a spokesman said.

Residents who are receiving instructions and material at this latest meeting for volunteers in­clude Keith Kavenagh, Mrs. Parshall Miller, Mrs. Maura Campbell, Stephen Mandell, Mrs. Carl Rozycki, Miss Allison Scott, Mrs. Ira Levy, Miss Ann. Levy, Mrs. John Rae, Mrs. Wil­liam Schneider, Mrs. Lester Corliss, Mrs. John McClure, and Paul Harenberg.

Also present will be Ben Watford, housing chairman of N.A.A.C.P., and to represent the clergy, the Rev. Landon K.­Owen of the Bayport Methodist Church and the Rev. Trevor Ilausske of the Sayville Congre­gational Church.

Would-be volunteers may en­list to help in the survey by calling Mrs Albert Mackenzie at. HR 20234. High school stu­dents must have letters of per­mission from a parent.

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Two pretty little girls are shown on the left. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dragotta of Oakdale. Patricia, five years is holding Christine, six months. Debonair James Gildea Jr.. who lives in Say­ville with his parents, is two years old.

Rubber 1 Call LT 9-6200

Ladies! Does your husband suffer from dandruff, falling hair or no hair at all? If so we have an answer to your problem. Now, the only cure for baldness is the latest hairpiece on the market which will make him look 20 years younger. It is un­detectable and he can wear it dancing, swimming, sleeping, day or night, and only you will know his secret. When he starts wear­ing his new hairpiece, things will begin to happen. First of all, if, he looks 20 years younger, how old will you look? You doivt want people mistaking you for his mother or grandmother, do you? Secondly, he'll start looking at girls and the .uiris will start looking at him. He'll feel over confident in his new hair­piece, and you'll be a nervous wreck. The only solution is to take the darn thing and throw it away . . . why. did 1 OUT bring up this subject, anyway?

' * * » MR. DRI-CLEAN has come to West Sayville. A privately

owned dry cleaning store that offers a new idea in clothes care. You can choose between economy cleaning (which is comparable in quality to other cleaners but priced slightly lower) or deluxe cleaning for those who want the best for line? clothing. They do not offer same day service — a job done well takes time in doing. Drop in, say hello and ask about their deluxe eodarized cleaning. Mr. Dr-Clcan is located at 104 Main Street, West Say­ville. Tel. LT 9-9G36. Open 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. six days a week.

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National Safe Boating weeks begins on Sunday and will continue through Saturday, July 4th. If you own a boat don't go near the waler unless you are sure that you can handle your craft safely. Many skippers- feel that they know it all. especially after a few cocktails. Remember, you are responsible for your passengers' welfare and you are also liable if your wake causes another craft to overturn and swamp. Run your boat as you would your car and obey all the rules of the road. This safety message comes to vou as a public service from LONG ISLAND BOAT & MOTOR SALES, 23 River Road, Foot of Erwin Street. Sayville.

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If you want to save money this weekend the place to go is your W. T. GRANT store in the Oakdale Shopping Plaza, Oak-dale. They are offering an end of the monlh COUPON SALE and you'll find some real bargains this Friday and Saturday only. Better rush in when the doors open as quantities are limited. Be sure and read their big display advertisement on page 3- of this newspaper and clip the valuable coupons. You must present the coupons to the clerk in order to purchase tho items at tho special sale price. Grant's will be open Friday until 0:30 p. m. for your shopping convenience.

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Arc you ready for summer? With all the warm weather ahead you'll be going to the beach or perhaps taking a vacation. Before^ you go anyplace be sure and stop at THORNHILL'S PHARMACY for all your vacation and beach needs. They have a large selection of tanning lotions, first aid kits, insect repellents, sun glasses, swim caps, and others. Stop in and browse and if you don't see what you want—ask for it. They are reliable pre­scription \specialists and offer free delivery on your prescription, too. Thornhill's is located at 2 Main Street. Sayville, and the phone numbers are LT 9-0001 and LT 0-0004. •

Anvone vou know having a birthdav? Select your specially decorated birthday cake at PLATE'S BAKE SHOP, 831 Montauk Highway, in the Oakdale Shopping Plaza, Oakdale. They also feature cakes for weddings, anniversaries, and any other special event. All baked goods are fresh from the oven and only the finest ingredients go into their products. Be sure and try their delicious pies, cakes, rolls, bread and pastry too. Its still time to order your wedding cake so stop in and see the sample cakes on display. Call LT 9-9702 and ask Mr. Plate to reserve* your cake

. . today. You'll-love doing business at Plate's. • • •

Last call for membership in LAND'S END BEACH CLUB. The new pool is ready arid the recreation program is under way. Don't miss out on a season of fun in the sun just because you forgot to sign up. This year .they arc offering swimming lessons, sailing lessons, water sports, scuba diving and water skiing in­structions. There is full life guard protection, a children's play­ground, snack bar, showers and guest privileges. The summer rolls by quickly so take advantage of the pleasant days and long hours of daylight, ("all LT 9-1888 now and reserve a family locker. Yfbull be amazed at the low cost.

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"A Hag in every home in our community," is the slogan of Smith-Wever Post, American Legion of Sayville. The post has renewed its flag drive and is now selling American Flags as • a part of its Americanism program. The cost is reasonable and vou can order your flag by calling Jim Skinner at LT 9-9830. Flags will be delivered to your home in time to be displayed on Julv 4th. So, show your colors and order your flag today!

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Enjoy warm weather fun with your family, while your favorite laundry does vour washday job expertly . . . inexpensive­ly, too. Yes, the SAYVILLE LAUNDRY SERVICE, 15 Foster Ave­nue, opposite Grand Union, Sayville, will do your laundry fast and your clothes and linens will come back so fresh, so white, so sparkling, it's like opening a package of fresh air' You'll be delighted with their work and so will your family. Save time, and money by letting their automatic washers do {he work, and your wash will be spanking clean, fluff dried and folded. Take advantage of their shirt service, rug cleaning, fiat work and dry cleaning, also. No parking problems, either.

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'Bye for now, SUZY 1

(For space in this column write or call Suzv Shonner e/ The Suffolk-County News, Sayville, N. Y. Tel. LT 9-6^00) ' Suzy Shopper registered 1964.

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