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BAMBOO LAWN RAKES 49c !GLADIOLUS BULBS 3 doz. $1.00 iMETAL WHEELBARROW $7.79 j

Std. Size, Rubber Tires, Completely Assembled ¦LAWN SEED 5 lb. bag 90c i

UP TO $5.95 1SEED POTATOES :: ONION SETS

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MRS . CLCR r:\< E c. LOTT, S.* J ,of 174 P . iue Poin t Avenue , l i luePoint , died Fuesday at her resi-dence a f t e r an i l lness .

H o n in M c i v i 're , she lived inUluo Po in t to r too past sevenyears .

Sh" is survived by her husband ,Stephen of Hhie P o i n t ; a son. HoyK. I .ot t of H u n t i n g t o n ; threedaughters. Mrs. Ceorue Bay lis ofH u n t i ng t o n , Mrs. Kveret t Wilsonof Kiv ie ra P>each, Fla., and Mrs.John tJ Imore of Blue Point; live•^ . a n d c h i l d r e n and three *» reat-i;. a n d c h i l d r e n .

K u i r 'r a l services wi l l be held atS p. m. today at the I V t t i t Fun-eral Home. Patchogue. wi th theRev. Stuar t Van Cott of the Pa 1

choji-ue Longreg-ational Church ofti -c i a t i n .uf. I n t e r m e n t wil l follow to-morrow in . M e l v i l l e C nu' terv , Mel-v i l l e .

STANLEY F. N E W I N S, 71, ofLincoln Road , West Yaphank, diedTuesdav at the ie?id^nce of hisdaughter . Mrs . Dan-ell T. Rathbunof 188 Edg-ewater Avenue, Bay-port , a f t e r an illness.

Born in Patchogue, he lived int h i s v ic in i ty a l l Ids life . He was

a member of the Euclid Hose Com-pany of the Patchogue h ire De-par tment .

Surv iv ing besides his daughteris ano the r daughte r, Mrs. VictorValerio of Blue Point ; th .oe bro-thers , Robert S. Newins of Patch-ogue; Haroid Newins of (Jains-v i i l e , Fla., and J. M i l t o n Newinsof Mil ton , Mass.. and a sister, Mrs.Geraidine Hetzel of Sanford , Fla.,and four grandchildren.

Funeral services woe h°ld yes-te rday at the Pett i t Funeral Homew i t h the Rev. Stuar t Van Cott ofthe P a t c h o g u e CongregationalChurch officiating. In torment willbe in Cellar drove Cemetery at 10a. m. t.odav.

MRS. MATILDA SAXTON. 73,of 1.51 Pine Neck Avenue , EastPatchogue. died yesterday at herhome.

Born in New York City, shehad lived in East Patchogue for15 years.

She is survived by two sons,George and Richard , and a daugh-ter , Grace , all of East Patchogue;two brothers , Carl Fiebe of Pat-chogue and Jacob Fiebe of Albany;a sister , Mrs . Anna Dorn of Al-bany; and two grandchildren.

Services will be held at .'J p. m.tomorrow at Ruland's FuneralHome. Patchogu e, the Rev. Fred-erick I. Smith , pastor of the BsB-port Methodist Church , officiating.Interment will be in Cedar G roveCemetery, Patchogue.

JOHN ROMANELLI, 80, of 358Station Road , Heliport , died Tues-day at Meadowbrook Hospital.

Born in Italy, he resided herefor eight years.

He is survived by two daughters ,Mrs. Matthew Tamberino of El-mount and Mrs. Gerard Augustaof Bethpage ; six grandchildrenand four great-grandchildien.

Rosary will be recited at 8 p. m.tomorrow at the Robertaecio Fun-eral Home. Requiem Mass will beheld at 9 a. m. Saturday at theMary Immaculate R. C .Church ,the Rev. Thomas Manning officia-ting. Interment will be in St. Fran-cis de Sales Cemetery, Patchogue.

LEO KLEIN, three months, of520 Bou rdois Avenue, Bellport ,died Saturday at Brookhaven Me-morial Hospital.

Born in Copiagne, he lived herefor one month.

He is survived by his parents,Mr. and Mrs. Andreu J. Klein ofBellport; a brother , Andreu , Jr.,and two sisters, Debra Ann andDonna Marie.

Graveside services were held at2 p. m. Tuesday in Ceder droveCemetery.

Arrangements were made by theRobertaecio Funeral Home.

ROBERT E. THORNHILL, 55.a lawyer, died in his home at 10Fairway West in Sayville Satur-day night.

A graduate of Wesleyan Univer-sity, he earned a law degree atNew York University , in 19,'H , andfor several years was with theNew York law firm of Bingham ,Engler , Jones & Houston.

He served in World War II ,with the Coast Guard Reserve asa lieutenant commander. He was executive officer and law officer

for the service's Port SecurityCommand in New York.

A Republican , Mr. Thornhillserved as clerk of the SuffolkCounty Surrogate 's Court from1946 to 1952, when he resumed hislaw practice in Sayville. He wasalso owner of Thornhill ' s Pharma-cy, in Sayville , which was foundedbv his father , the late SewellThornhill.

A past president of the SayvilleRotary Club , Mr. Thornhill was atrustee of " the Sayville Congrega-tional Church and a director ofSouthside Hospital in Bay Shore.

He leaves his wife, the formerMary Bennett , and a daughter ,Susan.

RECENT OBITUARIES

ADDED BENEFIT & T?°S c»£pany stores now is distribution of S&H GreenStamps, according to William O. Grimmer, left ,

manager of Patchogue store. He is pictured dis-cussing plan with Edward Van Wagner , branchmanager of Sperry and Hutchinson Company.

W. T. Grant Company stores be-vgan distribution of S & H Greendamps yesterday it was announ-ced by William O. Grimmer, man-ager of the Patchogue store.

In his statement, Mr. Grimmer;aid: "We are happy to announcehis additional benefit for Grantrustomers. We chose the S & IIj lreen Stamp plan because it is;he oldest and the only nationalstamp plan in effect in this coun-ty today. Distributed by the•Sperry and Hutchinson Companyiince 1896, these are the most val-

uable stamps our customers can ;save. Throughout its 65 years ofexperience , S & H has an out-standing record of providing high-est quality merchandise and ser-vice."

William S. Beinecke, presidentof the Sperry and HutchinsonCompany, said that he was proudto welcome the W. T. Grant Com-pany stores to the roster of 90,000business establishments using theS & H Green Stamp service. Henoted that S & H operates 700redemption centers to serve the

^27 ,000,000 women who save GreenStamps, approximately 50 per centof all families in the nation.

S & H spent more than $22,-142,692 in the past year in thepurchase of products made inNew York. W. T. Grant is alsoa major purchaser of New Yorkmade products.

The S & H redemption centerserving this area is located at 99Fulton Street, Farmingdale andSt. Paul's Road and Fulton Street ,Hempstead.

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PORT JEFFERSON STATION—How to gain dominion over fearthrong"h the scientific healing me-thod of prayer will be the topicof a free public lecture on Chris-

tian Science here in Port Jeffer-son Station next Thursday.

Richard L. Glendon of Los An-geles will speak in the church edi-fice on Patchogue and TerryvilleRoads, under the auspices of FirstChurch of Christ , Scientist , at 8p. m. His subject will be, "HowChristian Science heals fear".

A native of Denver , Colo., Mr.Glendon became interested inChristian Science as a boy. Hewithdrew from business in 1934to devote his full time to the pub-lic practice of Christian Sciencehealing". During- World War IIhe was active as a Christian Sci-ence wartime minister. He hasserved as a moderator of severaltelevision programs in the series,"How Christian Science Heals."He is currentl y on extended touras a member of the Christian Sci-ence Board of Lectureship.

Set Christian ScienceLecture in PJ Station

A Patchogue Advance special-ty ! Wedding invitations whoseperfection in printing, design andpaper quality cannot fail toplease the pocketbook.—Adv.

IN MEMORIAM

Tn lovinjr memory of Anna Levermannwho passed away April 20, 1960.

"Although yon are «one you are alwaysin my thoughts."

Marion Baker. —Adv.

Over ;_ i) acres of iand horde : ing on Swan Lake ( ' < < H ; r ^ r r l i ( .if T h eS u m i s e H i g h w a y are to become t h e s i t .- of a f ' i . « m e t , , t> - ¦ : i . s t < i n i h o m eC ( - nn iUMi i . >. . The a n n o u n c e na. nt of the p l n r u i ' -d : . •• a l e ;o ia . a ro jeef wasnuuie t ins week by the 11. U. 11. l U a l t y < ' u.-ponn ioh . » i i ' ai ¦• 'nogue .

Tli;; p . o p e r t y on w h i c h t h e p v o p i > s ; d h o m > ' eon ; ; rue ; ion wi . l be. . . .i i . i _ . . • * i . i _ . ±. i .

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nort h by A r t h u r A v e n u e and r u n .-'f rom the west, side of Ph y ll is Driveto the shore of Swan Creek . Plotswi l l be l i m i t e d to not less tha iL'I .OOO square feet and presentac reage is expecte- I to pr ovide iroom for 40 homes. Houses in t h enew res iden t ia l co lony w i l l s ta rtat $20 ,000. " I

R. Lord Hughes , president of jI f . R. H. Real t y, recentl y retu 'm d if rom Florida and Texas where ho jobserved and studied s imi lar homecons t ruc t ion projects . Many of to -more advantageous featu res i n t r o -'luced by soothem area bui lderswi l l be incorporated in to the newl yproposed residential devi'ionme it.

Robert Hughes and Theodor:-I t i ckman , who , together wi th R.Ford Hughes , wi l l cons t i tu t e themanagement of H. \l. H. Realt yare h ighly e n t h u s i a s t i c about the

f u t u r e for t h e i r p l a n n e d c o m m u n -i ty . ( ' o i n n i - oi n ig o:i t h e project ,l.' vj beri . 'Hughes sa id , "Lor severalyears t h e r e has u p p e a r < d to be a¦ i o \ \ ' i ;g need fo r ae ae ea devoted

to the t y p e of home b a i l d i n g wherethe a( • •"«¦ ¦ nt \> uoi on i i u - l owes tcost ob t a inab le , bu t son-, . , v.' 1". re be-tween the two e •-:tj ' .'

¦¦"- • ¦ .- . W" .eelthat by t a k i n g the k i n d a r d b H id -ing according to a pi ' . o iu -eivedplan it mus t e v e n t u a l l y become' ..v. Hi l i i , i o a t a ,Si ) ae- . mos t a t -

t r a c t i v e com m u n i i i ' - s . V ' ¦ i i . ' end itto !»• . - l i k e t h a t ."

"This area ," Mr . l b -;!ie< con-t i n u e d , "has w a t o r f r o n .I ' ui i "' SwanCreek and we e - ; m ; - i t o : .-- impor -t a n t f ea t u r e w i l l a> ' 1 i - > Lie at-t ract iveness of t h ( ^ e U t i ' ' e d i s t r i c t .A n d , of course , t h e re 's so den y i n gthe co f iven i ence of (h e l oca t i on i t -sell '. I t is idose to sc 'moL . s h o p p i n gareas and express road- . . W' e feelt h i s w i l l be a love ly r "s idenl . ;alsection of winch Patchogue wil llie proud. "

Homes for the new c o m m u n i t ywi l l vary in desi gn and severalmodels wi l l be erected on theoroperty. Proper ty uarchasers w i l lhave an u n l i m i t e d n u mb e r of do-signs to select f rom. When thefi rst model is comple t ed . H. It. H.Real ty w i l l u t i l i z e the b u i l d i n g usoffices. Prior to t h a t t i m e , i n q u i r i e son the prop er ty wi l l be accepted atHughes & " St i l l . Centeroach.

DsstinctiveHomeCommunitySlated for Patchogue Area

The Christian Assembly of EastPatchogue will pass another mile-stone in the process of erectinga new place of worshi p, accordingto the Rev. Frank Folio and theboard of trustees.

"Since our present quarters arelimited for the present congrega-tion , we are going to erect a newchurch on Columbus Avenue , EastPatchogue," they said.

"Before the erection of our newchurch , we would like to sell thepresent church , located on Robin-son Boulevard and Columbus Ave-nue. The building is of frame con-struction with imitation brickshingles, and on a business prop-erty.

"K interested please call AT-lantic G-9021 between 9 a. m. and12 noon ," they concluded.

Christian AssemblyTo Build New Church

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