Lt. Gov. Spurs GOP Recruit DriveTRAINING CLASS TONIGHT:

VICTORY PLANS for Republican Party throughrecruitment and training of GOP workers werediscussed by Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson before 200Suffolk Republicans at county headuarters inBlue Point last Thursday. Pictured from left toright are Richard D. Zeidler, county co-chair-

man; Lt. Gov. Wilson ; Miss Wnma Sivertsen , vicechairman of N. Y. GOP state committee ; andArthur M. Cromarty, chairman of Suffolk GOPcommittee.

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BLUE POINT — Lt. Gov Mal-colm Wilson addressed 200 Suf-folk County Republicans meetingat county headquarters here inBlue Point last Thursday. The se-cond ranking officer in New YorkState spoke as part of the firstMORE ( Mobilization of Republi-can Enterprise) meeting in Suf-folk County. He stressed the needto keep the Republican Party avital and continual growing or-ganization.

The MORE program is design-ed to recruit and train Republi-can workers throughout SuffolkCounty. Three more classes will beconducted under the direction ofRaymond V. Humphreys , directorof education and training for theRepublican Congressional Com-mittee. These classes arc designed

to instruct party workers in theprinciples of organizing their dis-tricts for victory.

Other speakers at the initialmeeting were Miss Wilma Sivert-sen , vice chairman of the NewYork Republican State Commit-tee ; Arthur M. Cromarty, chair-man of the Suffolk County Re-publican Committee , and RichardD. Zeidler , Suffolk County co-chairman for MORE.

Anyone interested in joining theprogram can do so by attendingthe meeting tonight at the Suf-folk Count y Republican club houseon Atlantic Avenue here in BluePoint. The class will begin at 8p. m.

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Distinctive New HomeCommunity Now Open

Swanview, the expertly planned , high-type, custom home com-munity being readied on Patchogue's northern residential perimeter,will be opened to the public today. One preferred-type home hasbeen erected and fully furnished for inspection.

This stylish home area will take in all land from a line 120 feetwest of Phyllis Drive to the west •¦> -____-__-----__---—_-_shore of Swan Creek, and fromAr thur Avenue south to the Sun-nse Highway. H.R.H. RealtyCorp., of Patchogue, owner of theproperty, is organizing and man-ay ing the development of this cus-tom home section. Plans for itsexpansion into an attractive homecommunity have been on the draw-ing board for many months andmuch time has been given to plotcM'i'angement , proposed street androad installation , and to type oflandscaping that mil develop atrue park-like appearance, it waspointed out.

All plots will contain a mini-mum of 15,000 square feet andare available now prior to formalopening of the property. The mod-el home to be open to Swanviewvisitors has been fully decoratedand furnished by Jack Shaw, wellknown home furnishing house inNassau and Western Suffolk. Themodel will contain a full groupof Hotpoint appliances, widely in-stalled in high standard homes onLong Island and across the nation.The new model has been added tothe Patchogue Electric Light Com-pany 's list of Medallion Homesand has received the Hotpoint"House-of-the-year" award forEastern Long Island.

The new on-property model isone of a group of custom homesto be made available to plot pur-chasers, but a plot buyer may sub-mit his own design and select hisown builder. H.R.H. Realty has a

building division for home con- ¦struction where required by pro- fiperty buyers. |

Swanview is ideall y located , it Gwas stated. It is only minutes Efrom schools , churches, shopping §districts and transportation service. ¦lt offers its residents full assur- 5ance of supervised, controlled ex- Ipansion through code l'estrictions 5that will allow the entire area to Iretain p e r m a n e n t beauty and ¦charm. All plots have sufficient Sground for floral plantings to en- _hance the horticultural loveliness ¦of the entire community giving ¦Swanview l'esidents justified pride iin their neighborhood a spokes- ¦man declared. J

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del for consultation and service toproperty visitors.

If it's news — you'll find it inThe Advance.—Adv.

Here comes the bride! Thestrains of the wedding marchwill begin auspiciously when youaccept the cheerfully given serv-ice of The Advance in your selec-tion of wedding invitations. Prin-ted, raised printing or engraving.—Adv.

TED PILGER 'S - "Thought for the week" _M______THE FINANCING of insurance premiums is one of the most _BJ_liliPPH!_______

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this weekend big days . . . black-top going dow n . . . new lig hts. . . watch for the mailman . . .visitors . . y-oorl job, we 'l d^n ". . . household hints . . . overseas. . . and liei . we go . . .

RADIO — Starting this pastw eek another of our S&N buy-ing team joined our "radio"club. Latest member is Ted"Furniture" Wilson who is re-sponsible for the w onderful se-lection of furn i ture you choosefrom at "Swezeys". You 'll hearTed dail y on station WPAC.

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TODAY — It 's a real big day.Octooer 12th ( today) is of courseC olumbus Day and if you want todiscover some real opportunitiesto save money we suggest youvisit Patchogue today, tomorrowoi Saturday. You 'll find hundredsand hundreds of exciting buyswi th S&N heading the list ofplaces on your "must" list.

WON'T BE LONG NOW -"Dow n it goes" . . . that 's thew ord these days on the hugeOak Street parking lot (onlyS8 steps from Swezeys). Theblacktop is rapidly b e i ngappl ied and in just a matter ofda\s now the second of Patch-ogue's four immense parkinglots w ill be a reality. Numberthree is coming up fa st. Wew ill keep jou informed on thedetail.s. As _ ou know #3 is di-rectly behind S&N.

THANK S — A quick note ofappreciation fi om all of us hereat S&N to th " many, many peoplew h o have commented on the light-ing of our Oak Street and NorthOcean Avenue M«n. It' s another oftho many plans for the constantimpr ovement of S&N.

HOME HINTS — Here area coup le "little items" to makelife a bit easier for you home-makers. Dow nstairs in BillGerard's housewares departmentjou w ill find instant spray de-froster ideal for both freezersand refrigerators. It's the speed-iest , quickest w a y to remo\ e iceand frost and it can not harm thefood. Regularl y $1.89 it isSwezey priced at $1.69. Andwhi l e you are there take aquick gander at the w ide choiceof freezer supplies to makew inter meals more tasty .

OVERSEAS — This week wasone of mailing packages over-sea^ for many S&N customers.Among other items, towels werebeing sent to England while pil-lows went to the West Indies. Allof which reminds us to remind youthat you w ant to get thoseChristmas packages for people inthe armed forces on the way earlyenough to insure their arriving attheir destination in plenty oftime.

VISITORS — Among the outof towners ^siting S&N>rs thisw eek w ere Bill & Fran Wester-field visiting Millicent "Dresses"Murnane. Bill and Fran arefrom Puerto Rico. Leaving thisw eek after several weeks' stayare Ted Wilson 's mother andaunt who head back for Califor-nia. A visitor at the Sw ezeyhome this w eek is Marion Chris-tian , former head of the Patch-oeue Schools' music department.Mrs. C. is as vivacious and fullof enthusiasm as ever. We hadthe opportunit y of talking withher last Friday evening in thestore.

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are on our S&N mailing list , besure to keep your eyes on nextweek's mailbox. You 'll find an in-teresting note , just for you. If youare not on this mailing list , all youneed do is leave your name andaddress with any salesperson inthe store. You 'll be happy you did.

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THOUGHTS WHILE STROL-LING — This j ear Andy Carter,v ho manages the local Penneystore, this past w eek completeda year as head of the PatchogueMerchants dhision . . . on behalfof the more than 70 chic mindedbusinesses represented in thisgroup, a hearty thanks for a goodjob well done . . . back from\ acation this past Monday cameBill "Shades" Gerard , while leav-ing for a week starting nextMonday is June "Display"'Turoczi . . . that's it except forour. . . .

THOUGHT FOR WEEK —Hope and pray . . . and hustlealways.

See you in the store duringthe weekend.

T HE F L O O R -WALKER, S we -z e y & Newins,Patchogue.

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