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Expanded Service:
POH J u l i a v Manolo
P. O. H. 257. Selden
t i l e f o i i o SK.lden _ -f>07 I
New CAA Post Office
Open Again for Bids
Postmaster J. W. Sinniekson announced last week t h a t he has
been advised by t h e Office ol" Postmaster Genera l A r t h u r E. Summerfield that the Post Office Department is re-advertisinc for bids
to build and lease to the department the new Post Office for Center
Moriches. Closing date for the bids is December 29.
"This proposed new b u i l d i n g , ' •¦>
Postmaster Sinnickson said , "will
proviue expanued postal service
lor ihe Center Moriches area.
"Specilicauons call lor a structSOUTHS1DE HOSPITAL
ure containing a p p r o x i m a t e l y 'I ,
1)07 square ieet wuti au outside
Mr.
and Mrs. James C. Newsom ,
adequate
loading platform and
space lor parKing and truck man- Sr., of Medfo rd , a son on Novemeuvering, to be constructed on a ber 3.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Keller of
site located on the east side of
Railroad
Avenue a p p r o x i m a t e l y Selden , a daughter on November
3.
555 feet n o r t h of M o n t a u k H i g h Mi-, and Mrs. Gerald Wines of
way, optioned for purchase to the
Sayville, a son on November 3.
government."
Mr. and Mrs . Donald A. Mates
Postmaster Sinnickson said he
of Sayville, a daughter on Novemhas been advised t h a t the Post
ber 7.
Office Department will enter into
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Powers
a lease agreement with the sucof Lake Ronkonkoma, a son on
cessfu l bidder which will run for
November 10.
10 years with renewal options.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Quartiano of
Bids should be submitted, the
Holbrook , a daughter on November
postmaster advised , to Real Kstate
10.
Officer George H. Wolff , P. O.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaus S. Haffner
Box 430 , Federal Building, Minof East Patchogue, a son on Noeo'.a. The real estate officer will
vember 14.
supply information with regard
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Tivers
to bidding f o r m s, building specof Patchogue, a son on November
ifications , lease provisions , ect.
16.
Postmaster Sinnickson quoted
Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Elliott of
Regional Operations Director HowHolbrook, a daughter on Novemard Coonen , for the Post Office ber 17.
Department's New York Region ,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwa rd N. Draffin
as saying that "Significant prog- of Bayport, a son on November 18
ress is now evident in the postal
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Bulin
modernization program begun by of Holbrook a daughter on No,
Postmaster General Arthur E. vember 22.
Summerfield."
Mr. and Mrs. James A. B> - tolott i
Under the Post Office Department's unique commercial leasing of Commack , a son on November
program , the resources and in- 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice of Patvestment f u n d s of private enterprise are utilized to obtain needed chogue, a son on November 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 3. Mungo
postal buildings, he said. More than
4 ,500 new structures have been Jr., of Sayville, twin dau ghters on
erected during the past five years, November 24.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kane
he added.
a son on November 2(> .
Moreover, due to Congressional of Sayville,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Maye of
approval of the postal modernizSayville, a son on November 27.
ation program, construction d u r in g
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Corcoran.
1960 will be greatly acce'erated
Jr., of Sayville, a son on Novemwith 1,600 new f a c i l i t i e s scheduled
ber 27.
for completion and seve ra l h u n d r e d
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Treschl
obsolete post offices modernized
of West Sayville, a son on Noand
expanded , said Postmaster
vember 27.
Sinnickson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton J. Morris
of Sayville, a son on November 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kelly of
WANT ADV ANCE PHOT OS?
Oakdale, a son on November 29.
BIRTHS
Any picture w i t h the credit line
"Advance Photo," "Photo by Gomez" or "Photo by Martin" (no
others), excepting accidents, fires
and explosions is available in a
glossy print. To secure them mail
in a clipping of the picture and
$1.50 for a 5 x 7 size ; $2 for an
8 x 10 (prints of accidents, fires
or explosions are $10 apiece for
an 8 x 10) along w i t h your name,
address and phone n u m b e r to:
Picture Editor, The Patchogue Advance, P. O. Drawer 780, Patchogue, Long Island. Call for prints
when notified or add 25c for mailing.—Adv.
.MASONS TO ELECT
South Side Lodge 493, F. & A.
M., wil! hold its a n n u a l c o m m u n i cation for the election of officers
for 19G1 a t the Masonic Temple.
5T West M a i n Street, Patchogu e,
M o n d a y night, according to Harold C. H a y d e n , master.
A memory hook of girlhooj
dates and other happy occasion!,
could be rounded out to perfection with your choice of one ol
the numerously styled wedding
invitations on display at The
Patchogue
Advance—always
al
budget prices— Adv .
fly through mind of A r t h u r Mix
I R F H memories
T l\J__rV_jU
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IYL-JL/ of Center Moriches as he holds model of
earl y biplane flown by Lincoln Beachey. Mr. Mix , who flew
with Beachey, was honored Sunday by Lonjr Island Early
Bird Club as first man to enlist in U. S. Air Force and for
completing 50 years in aviation.
Photo bv Gomez
Early Birds Ciub
Will Honor A. Mix
The Suffolk County A i r Force Base was the site of ceremonies honoring A r t h u r M i x of Center Moriches whose first job
was driving a stagecoach for Wells Fargo and who ended up blazing
a. trail through the sky as the first man to enlist for specified duty
in the U. S. Air Force. Mr. Mix , 74 , was honored Sunday by the
Early Fliers Club , at t h e S u f f o l k v
A i r Force Base, at which t i m e
which he feels is a record which
he marked the completion of 50
can 't be matched.
years in aviation..
Mr. Mix resides on S e n i x A v e n u e
His long career started out in
in C e n t e r Moriches ami is a memArizona where he was a stageber of the E a r l y Birds , OX5 Club ,
coach driver for Wells Farco for
and a c h a r t e r m e m b e r of the Soca two-year period. Here he got
iety of A u t o m o t i v e E n g i n e e r s . He
amp le experience w i t h horses , Inand his w i f e w i l l celebrate their
dians and w h a t have you and deforty-fifth wedding
anniversary
cided he would enlist in the U. S.
today.
Cavalry. He served two enlistments in the U. S. F i f t h Cavalry
at Fort Huachuca in A r i z o n a and
in 1911 became the f i r s t m a n to
enlist f o r service in t h e U. S. Air
Force which was j u s t beg i n n i n g
its career as a liranch of the
A r m y Signal Corps.
Mr . M i x n e v e r had m u c h of a
f a m i l y life. His f a t h e r , who was
a Civil War veteran and a carpenter by trade , died in 18H5 w h i l e
on a covered wagon t r i p to Kansas.
An
18-year-old
Farmingville
Mr. Mix then spent seven years y o u t h , cauglit in his soupe.d-up
in an o r p h a n a g e u n t i l his a u n t , car a f t e r a wild chase t n r o i i g n
who was a school t e a c h e r , took Quogue , W e H t h n m p t o n Beach and
h i m to live w i t h her and her hus- i'.astjiort. t h e i i i g n t of D e c e m b e r 1
,
band. He stayed with her until pleaued g u i l t y t o t h re e t r a f f i c
he f i n i s h e d school and then to v i o l a t i o n s December <i in S o u t hsatisfy a b u r n i n g desire to see t h e a m p t o n Town J u s t i c e Court .
West he left for Omaha a n d never
W a l t e r (I. Baker , of _50 Ridgereturned.
dale A v e n u e . F a r m i n g v i l i e, p leaded
When he f i r s t e n t e r e d t h e A i r
g u i l t y to speeding, reckless d r i v i n g
Force, w h i c h was established at
and d r i v i n g iviUi a n u n r e g i s t e r e d
College Park , Mil., w i t h a budget
v e h i c l e . J u s t i c e of t h e Peace H a r o l d
of the huge sum of 8125 ,000 , it conS k i d m o r e f i n e d l i n k e r $11. ' > a n d resisted ol , l i v e p u s i i c r - i y p e r e a r voked h i s d r i v e r 's l i c e n s e . T w o
e n g i n e bip lanes , f i v e f l y i n g officers .
o t h e r c h a r g e s of d r i v i n g
with
a c o m m a n d i n g officer , seven enlists w i t c h e d l i c e n s e p l a l e .s a n d w i t h o u t
ed men and a d o n o r . M r . . M i x was
i n s u r a n c e w e r e di.- i u i s s e d .
one of t h e e n l i s t e d men a n d w o r k e d
B a k e r s lioppeci up e i g h t - y e a r - o l d
as a mechanic f o r l o u r years. . \ t
the comp letion of his a i r force sedan led police a m e r r y chase
d u t y he b e c a m e i n t e r e s t e d in com- t h a t began a t a b o u t 10 p.m. in
mercial a v i a t i o n and left the ser- Quogue a m i ended :;<) ¦¦m i n u t e . ' l a t e r
in E a s t p o r t , w h e n , • p a t r o l car
vice to become a c t i v e in it.
He became associated w i t h L i n - m a n a g e d t o lock b u m p e r s w i t h
'
both w e r e
coln Beachey, a f a mou s s t u n t f l y e r l i n k e r s a u t o , w h i l e
of the earl y d a y s of a v i a t i o n . Ik- t r a v e l i n g a t 100 m i l e s an h o u r .
Quoguc Police f i r .-t chased l i n k was a m a i n t e n a n c e m a n f o r Beachey and they toured the c o u n t r y er 's a u t o , b u t t h e n lost h i m o u t s i d e
p u t t i n g on shows f o r m i l l i o n s of t h e v i l l a g e l i m i t s . T h e n a S o u t h a m p t o n T o w n Police ear . w i t h Ptl.
peop le.
H a w s e at the w h e e l , and
Mr. M i x says one of t h e most L a r r v
'
memorable; periods of his l i f e was Ptl. R a n d o l p h H i n t z e b e s i d e h i m
the tour he and Beachey m a d e took u p t h e chase , police said.
with B a r n e y O l d f i e l d . "They drew
Baker f l e d d o w n t h e M o n t a u k
thousands of spectators," M r. Mix h i g h w a y , t u r n e d oil' severa l times
said. Together they p u t on 12(5 ex- t h r o u g h side streets a n d f i n a l l y
h i b i t i o n races d u r i n g 1914. Beachey drove back o n t o t h e h i g h w ay in
would match his p lane a g a i n s t E a s t p o r t , police said. W i t h his gas
Oldfield's race car. The races were pedal t o t h e f l o o r H a w s e , f o l l o w i n g
held on a m i l e track and were closel y b e h i n d B a k e r in t h e p a t r o l
run at t h e incredible speed of 90 car , t r i e d t o pas * a n d f a i l e d . At
miles an hour.
speeds of ove r Id" m i l e s an h o u r
In l a t e r years Mr. M i x worked the t w o a u t o s roa red d o w n t h e
as an archaeologist, n e w s p a p e r - h i g h w a y w h e n H a w s e w a s f i n a l l y
man and
railroad
c o n s t r u c t i o n able to r a m t h e r e a r of B a k e r ' s
worker. He retired in 195:1 to take car and lock b u m p e r s . T h e t w o
t h i n g s easy but he still m a i n t a i n s cars skidded a q u a r t" ! ' m i l e before
an active interest in a v i a t i o n .
c o m i n g to a stop , polic e said.
He says t i i a t d u r i n g his job as
B a k e r , w h o told p olice lie t h o u g h t
f o r e m a n at t h e A r m y A i r Force he
could
get
away
in
his
E x p e r i m e n t al S t a t i o n in i > a y t o n , s o u p e d - up a u to , s p e n t t h e weekOhio , he was responsible for over- end in j a i l , u n t i l he c a m e out
seeing the a s se m b l y of more than December ii to p l e a d g u i l t y a n d
500 d i f f e r e n t types of a i r c r a f t , p a y his f i n e , police said.
Youth, 18, Leads
S'hampton Police
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cion de D u e i i o s de i' l o p i e d a d e s en V conlii;ados. Todos los que q u i c r a n
ia l ' l a v a de N o r t h s h o r e . Es!a p u e d o n v e n i r , v e s t i i l o s con b a s t a n a c c o , i i ,' ue l i i m n d .' t porqtii- la Di- t e a l o i e o y t r a i gitn sus l i n i e r n n .rect i\ a o.-,t a c o i i v c n c i d a sic que" la \ s'ls a u t o m o v i l e s . En la v i s p e r a
A>ociaci«j n esta h a c i c n d o u n es- de N a \ idad , este anos nos g u s t a f u e r / . o i m p o r t a n t e para dediear ria , (dice el p a s t o r ) , que v i n i e r a n
estos c a m i n o s en el area do la muchos , para f o r m a r ' dos grupos
P l a y a de N o r t h Shore , a la Ciudad v nsi poder c a u t a r para mas de
de B r o o k h a v e n . E s p e r a m o s que n u e s t r o s h o r m a n o s . Despues volvetodd c s t u r a r e s u e l t o para el 'il de ran a la Iglesia y habra bocadillos
M a v o de l'if. l . . .-v choci>late c a l i t n t e .
La D i r e c t i v a . concodio c o n t r a t o s El Servicio a n u t t l <le ( a n d e l t g h t ..
para r o n o v a r el ala s u r del A y u n - ing. ( E n c e n d e r las v e l a s ) , se celet a m i e n t o de Patchogue , para pr o- lirara las Visjiera de N a v t d a d a
veer cspacio adicional de oliciuiis. las 11:00
. m.. esto causara un
en domic la l' olicia t u v o su c u a r - camliio en i>los p lanes usuales jiara
tei. El c o i i t r a t o genera l file conce- p a r t i c i p a r en este servicio y en
dido a B a r b e r >t S m i t h de C e n t e r el del D o m i n g o por las m a n a n a .
M o r i c h e s ; el c o n t r a t o de p l o m e r i a La X a v i d a d no cat en D o m i n go
a M e r i t P l u m b i n g it H e a t i n g C o m - m u y a meiiudo . nsi que se espara
p a n y de P a t c h o g u e y el c o n t r a t o cooperation para hater los dos
de elect rtcidad a Frank H u t e h k i s s si rvicios m a g n o s e inspiradores.
de Patchogue . . .—
En la colc-cta de la Inglesia se
E n t r e las personas que da alegria r e u n i e r o n $171.00 para U N I C E F .
conocer , esta la s i m p a t i c a Sra. La Sra. K e n n e t h Dykes, S u n e r i n Elsie Cespedes, que es presideiua t e n d e n t e de la Estuela do Parvu
de la Sociedad i l i s p a n i c a de Tru- los, t e n d r a un programa espeeial
bajadorcs Sociales; uacio en Vauco , d u r a n t e la bora de estuela el dia
Puerto Rico , es casada con un a r - de N a v i d a d , a las 0:15 a. m. Los
gentino y tiene uu hijo; e.lla v i n o padres y nmigos estan invitados
a los Estados L'nidos en el VMO , a asistir. La Coniision de Educatonio su Grado de Maestra de tion aprobo se eompre madera
Trabajos Sociales en la U n i v e r s i - para, e r i g i r juguetes y articulos
dad de C o l u m b i a y se u n i o al De- p ;ira uso de dicha escuela de parBenef 'i cencia en v u l o s ; si q u i r e n ol'reter sus serpartamento de
l'J-iti. La Sociedad tiene 100 mic- vicing llamen a la Sra. Dvkes al
mbros , de todas las n a c i u n a l i d a d e s n u m e r o EM .S-C»f>70.
de habla Espanola , de ellos , 20
juvent d Metodista , sigue haestan constantemeiue actives. Sou I^a
v o l u n t a r i o s que a y u d a n a la comu- cicndo velas para venderlas d u r a n t e
nidad I l i s p a n i c a , despues do las las Navidades y con lo que se reboras de trabajo y se r e u n c n todos caude , se f o r m a r a n eesUis de vise
los M a r t e s y Jueves e n t r e ti y 10 x en's para los necositados,
p. m., en el Orientacion C e n t e r , mega cooperen.
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Plenty of Free Parking
ItVelcome Wagon
Hostess
Will Knock on Your Door
with Gifts & Gree tings
from Friendly Business
Neighbors and Your
Civic and Social
Welfare Leaders
On the Occasion of:
Arrival of Newcomers to
the Community.
MRS. M A D E L I N E D1TMARS
Phone (iflover S-4II63
MRS. KUTH L A R K IN
Phon. BEUport 7-1001
Remsenburg Garden
Club Members Busy
H r o o k h u v c n - - N o v . -2 -.:
l > \ ,¦!
m i t i n los sindicos . e| S u p e r \ i s . 'r
August Stout . J r . , f u r a u I' residente de los Sindicos , d i j o : ' "< ¦;
varias evidencias d e l a n t e de ttoso
t ros , del i n m e d i a t o c r e c i m i e n te
f u t u r o , i n c l u y e n d o la a d i c i o n de
dos colegios , uiii ) de olios sera el
m a y o r en el F.stado de N'ueva
Y o r k , p l a n e a r para la C i u d a d de
Brookhaven , presen ' a u n desati o ,
(pie la Directiva esta t r a t a n d o de
e n f r e n t a r con honrade/. para los
h a h i t a n t e s de n u e s t r n Ciudad.
Despues de m u e h o estudio y discusion
con
grupos
interesados
hemos t o r n a d o aeeion en la proposicion Mt. Sinai-Cedar Beach , aeeion designada a ser ontenuruT.tr
equitable , si no agradable ahora
para todos los resid'ites de la Ciudad , en el presente y en el f u t u r o .
Votando por estas dos resoluciones , el Coneejal Frank Coveney
declaro; En vista de los ajustamientos y modificacionos hechas a
la proposicion o r i g i n a l . . . croo
que yo puedo ahora sostener esta
re for ma.
D u r a n t e los meses pasados, desdc
el principle de la proposicion ori ginal , yo he pedido u r g e n t e m e n t c
que la Ciudad de Brookhaven retenga Cedar Beach para el use de
los rosidentes de Brookhaven.
"La otra cuestion que ha side
resuelta s a t i s f a c t o r i a m e i i t e es el
asunto de los ingresos derivation
para la Ciudad , por las operaciones p resentes de dragar in Ml.
Sinai H a r b o r . . . la Ciudad retendra este ingreso en forma dc
remuneracion de parte del Condado de Suffolk .
El arreglo arrendatario entre el
Condado y la Ciudad por la extension lineal de frente de la playa
de Cedar y extendiendose occident a l m e n t e a la ensenada de Mt.
Sinai , capacitara a la Ciudad a
operar y controlar este f r e n t e adicional do playa para el uso de los
residentes, por lo menos por u n
periodo de die?, anos.
Debido a las limitadas y vagas reclamaciones a t i t u l o do t i e r r a s bajo
agua en el area de el puerto de
Mt. Sinai , yo creo que nosotros,
como Ciudad estamos d a n d o imiy
poco o nada , sin embargo como resultado de la urbanizacion de este
p u e r t o , ganaremos muchos henefieios y ventajas . . .—
El Supervisor Stout , Jr., escribio
al D e p a r t a m e n t o de Trabajos I' ublieos del Estado en c o n e x i on con
la situacion peligrosa en la interseccion de la carretera de Sunrise
v la R u t a 112 en el norte de Patchogue. Cuando la agencia del
Estado i n s t a l o u n a doble- senal do
trafico gobernnndo el trafico de
norte a sti r , (hace a l g u n o s a no s ) ,
el elomento i m p a c i e n t e del trafico
m o t o r i s t a esta hecho parti ilesalinear el valor de la doble senal ,
i g n a r a n d o l a . Once accidentes autom o v i l i s t a s ban ocurrido en este
p t i n t o h a s t a ahora en este a n o y
la Directiva pide accion , a n t e s de
que esta i n t e r s e c t i o n so c o n v i e r t a
en u n matadero. El Sr. Stout ha
propuesto sugestiones y so cspern
contestation del Departamento de
la Polioia del Condado . . .—
La Directiva del A y u n t a m i e nt o
a u t o r i / . o al
S u p e r i n t e n d e n t e tie
Carreteras para sostener hasta el
dia HI de Mayo de 1 !•)(>! , las cerra
de ¦10 m i l l a s de c a m i n o s "m e d i o
fund.
Ill a d d i t i o n lo a l l t he .- c ncl .ivit.ie.
ihe club h:c- - . f a r t e d a n o t h e r pro.
ji .- .-t - t h e o u t do o r Chri.- t i e a - deer,,
r a t i o n ,, on r e s i de nc e . ; . .Iu'I•;in;^ of
1 hi- p r o j e c t v, ; ll be held al ."> p.
m. December - '¦ ',.
BROOK. Y I L L E — D,- . R. Gordon
H o x i e , dean-provost of C. W. Post
College, announced this week t h a t
s t a r t i n g w i t h t h e 10(il Spring
term a n um b e r of t u i t i o n assistant
scholarshi ps w i l l be g r a n t e d to
superior students currentl y
att e n d i n g or w h o desire to attend
t h e school' s evening division.
The scholarships, according to
Dr. Hoxie, w i l l cover f u l l tuition
costs for a l i m i t e d n u m b e r of
courses and will he awarded on
t h e basis of m e r i t by the college 's
c o m m i t t e e on scholarshi ps.
The deadline d a t e for f i l i n g these
scholarships is February 1.
Inquiries should be addressed to the
Director of E v e n i n g Division , C.
VV. Post College, P. O. Greenvale,
L. I., or by phone to M A y f a i r
•5-1200.
levelling d i v i s i o n classes for the
Spring term at the college will
start February 17 , w i t h registration from February 9 through
February 15.
Offerings for the
Spring semester include a wide
variety of courses in liberal and
fine arts, business a d m i n i s t r a t i o n,
pre-engineering, industrial m a n agement, education and social and
n a t u r a l sciences. These courses
can be taken in numerous pl a n n e d
programs leading to baccalaurea t e or masters degrees in arts and
sciences.
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