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BLU E POINT NEWS ITEMS Mra. George Duiainc, EM«non S-6J7» Little League registration will be held from (i- . I-iO to 8 p. m. today and also Satu rday from 10 a. in. to 12 noon in the Blue Point Ele- mentary School gymnasium. In order ' to register , u hoy must be 8 years of au' u hefore Jul y III or not have reached the aue of l'i before August 1. All applicants must furnish proof of a>re upon application and be accompanied hy one parent. A registration fee will he charged for insurance for all boys not. nienihers of the Blue Point Recreation group. A meeting of the lliue Point unit of the Suffolk County Kxtensinn Service was held at the Blue Point firehouse last Thursday morning. The election of officers was held for the 1 !)(;<)-()I year. The follow- ing were elected: Mrs. Albert Will , chairman; Mrs. Anthony .1. Munoe. vice chairman ; Mrs. Josep h Pan- u.ska , secretary; Mrs. Robert Stew- art , treasurer. Mrs. John Roeck- lein , publicity chairman and . Mis. Stewart , bulletin librarian. The nominating chairman was Mrs. John rlchau. Preliminari es on mak- ing lined drapes were given by Mrs. Harry Schmidt. Lessons on the drapes are scheduled for A pril 21. Preliminaries on basic sewing were given by Mrs. Magee , who will teach the lessons on March 1(1 arid 17. The class in basic sewing will include Mesdanies Edgar I)e Molt , Margaret Sunder- land , Winnie Kovarick , John I' ehan , > .Iohn Schmidt , Joseph Zelander and Clara Tremper. For the lines! in self-service meats try Shand' s Food Market HI Bayport. Good parking—quick service. —Adv. A son, Hubert Clarence , weigh- ing I) pounds , 7' . * • ounces , was horn February 2:i ut Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morley of !)!) Corey Avenue. The Morloys also have a daugh- ter , Kathleen Anne who is 12 years old. Mrs. Morley is the former Carol Anne Dugan. A Cub Scout committee meeting will be held March 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bevis of Paumanake Road. Any and all per- sons interested in Cubbing are welcome to attend. Beginning this Saturday at 10 a. in. and continuing every Satur- day the Welielos Den wil meet at the home of Harvey Bumsttad , I'll!) Blue Point Avenue. The. monthly meeting of the Illue Point-liiiyport Rosary Alta r So- ciety of Our Lady of the Snow R. C. Church was postponed ' last I hursday because of the storm and will be held tonight in the parish hall. The Rev ' . Thomas Bren- nan will officiate at the installation of officers and will also give a talk. Mrs. David Lynch , a member , will give a talk on her recentl y published book , \The Mystery Man of Banna Strand , \ a biograp hy of her father. The book is considered a valuable contribution to the undi'istandhig of a heroic chapter in Irish history as well as ;i fas- cinating biography. From now to Faster , Lenten services will he held at the church on Fridays at H p. m. There will be devotions and stations of the cross. The confraternity will be held from -7 to !»::!() p. m. on Tuesday. Sunday will he Commu- nion Sunday for the Holy Name Society and their meeting will fol- low then H a. in. mass in the palish hall. Plans are progressing for the St. Patrick' s day dance on March 1!) which is being spon- sored by the Holy Name Society and Rosary Alta r Society. I lie Palchogue Advance is on sale at: Byrne ' s Stationery, Zicr- IIU ' N Delicatessen and Ruth' s Can- dy Store in Blue Point.—Adv. Mrs. Milton Bevis of Paumanake Road was hostess March 2 to the Sit and Sew Club. Her guests were Mesdanies Ceorge Pope , Frieda Boyd , Howard Shene, Al- fred Swezey, Leon Swezey, William Weyhmiich , William Ritchie and Ceorge Dousing. Beverly Falk . daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. 1. A. Falk of f, Map le Street , spent the weekend with her parents at home on va- cation from her duties at Brookl yn Hosp ital. Mrs. Robert Schaefer and infant son , Frank Herbert , arrived home at 7H Namkee Road Saturday from Broiikbaven Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scanlan and daughter , Susan , of ' . 17 Namkee Road returned home Saturday from a week' s tri p to Hollywood , Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Peter King and son , Michael , have returned home from Orlando , Fla., where Mr. King was discharged from the 7<ith F. !• ' . I. Sipiiidron :it McCoy Air Base. They are residing in an apartment on Kail-view Avenue , Bayport , anil Air. King has accepted an engi- neering position at tile Brookhaven National Laboratory. Mrs. King is the former Miss Barbara Yax , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yax of Patchogue , and Mr. King is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar King of Montauk Highway, Blue Point. A Juliet Low program by the Blue Point (lit! Scouts will be held tomorrow at 7:110 p. in. in the lirehoiise . All Brownie Troops and Cirl Scout Troops will partici- pate. The annual cookie sale began on March (i and will continue for two weeks. FIRE DEPARTM ENT NEWS The dance in celebration of the seventieth anniversary of the Blue Point Hook and Ladder Company to be held at the firehouse has been postponed from last Saturday night to this Saturday. Dancing will commence at !» p. in. to the strains of the music of the Chords- men. Tickets may he obtained from any Blue Point fireman or admis- sion is payable at the door. The Blue Point vamps were call- ed out to two brush ti res last week , on Tuesday and Wednesday. One was on Madison Street , near Davis Avenue and the other was on Park Street. A Committee meeting to make p lans for a spaghetti dinner to be given in A pril by the Blue Point Fire Department Ladies ' Auxiliary was lu ld mi March 1 at the home of Mrs. Ott,, Medeck , Jr., of KM Corey Avenue. Plans were dis- cussed and refreshments w e r e served after the meeting. Those who attended were Mesdanies Wil- liam Ritchie , Alfred Kuntz , (Jeorge Warnken , Jack Rogers, Richard Barthchne , Eugene Swezey, Alfred Swezey, Leon Swezey, Joseph Sauerwein , Charles Clough , Ceorge Densing and Miss Amy Sauerwein. PTA M EETING DISCUSSED The Blue Point Parent-Teacher Association Founder ' s day meeting was held at 8 p. m. February 22 in the school auditorium , with Mrs. Arthur Miller , president , presiding. The meeting was opened b y the Cub Scouts, of Webelos Den who led in the flag salute and recited the Cub Scout promise as a re- ipi i rement for their Lion badge. Those who participated were Paul Crawford , La w r e n e e Dousing, David Swenson , - Alan Weyhrauch , John Stahl , Terry Fedelem , Tim- othy Cufick , David Sanders and William Mauck. Mrs. Miller reported that at a previous board meeting it had been suggested that PTA meet- ings be discontinued because of very little interest. There were many suggestions on ways to get more interest into the meetings. March 2' .l a meeting will be held to introduce the nine special teach- ers , who will explain their duties in the school program. There will be at least three speakers from among the following: Charles Clough , physical education , John Anderson , music; Henry Brynan , instrumental music. Mrs. Anna Colden , nurse , Mrs. Henry Gulick , dental hygienist. Mrs. Patricia Multer , speech; Mrs. Carlotta Scott , remedial reading; Melvin Mart , psychologist, and Mrs. Ral p h Schmidt , cafteria. A ((iiestion and answer period will follow. At future meetings , a suggestion box or question and answer box will be avai.able so that any one who wishes to make a suggestion can do so without signing his or her name. Mrs. Joseph McCarthy was named as chairman of the nomi- nating committee. Princess Te Ata was intoduced by Mrs . Sheila Allen , a personal friend. She pres- ented a very colorful program on the customs and rituals of the Chickasaw Indians. Refreshments were served after the program by the class mothers from the third and fourth grades. BAPTIST CHURCH The Couples Club of the Baptist Church met on February 20' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- jamin Uutkowski of Fairview Ave- nue , Bayport. There was a devo- tional and lesson period , followed by election of officers. The new ollicers are Henry Morris , presi- dent , and Mrs. Henry Morris , see- retary-teasurer. After the meeting, a social time was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mac-Lean , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Worrad and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schrage , o \f Bayport , Mr. and Mrs. DeVerne Swezey and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morris , of Blue Point , and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mahler of Sayville. The Dorcas Circle of the church met March 2 at the home of Mrs . Alexander MacLean on Gerritsen Avenue , Bayport. A business meet- ing and devotional service was i led b y Mrs. DeVerne Swezey, presi- dent. Then members continued work on the serapbooks which they are making for missionaries. Re- freshments were served later. Oth- ers who attended were Mesdanies Henry Morris , Pierson Van Or- strand , Alan Payne and George Densing, of Blue Point , Mrs. Fran- , cis Schrage of Bayport , Mrs. Ed- ward Mahler of Sayville and Mrs. Nathaniel Cunningham and Mrs. Albert Pop ley of West Sayville. The next meeting will be held on March 10 at the home of Mrs. Mahler. About 2. \ ) Brownies and Girl Scouts attended the Sunday morn- ing worshi p service , with Mrs. James Connell y accompanying them . Services for the coming week at the church will be as follows: Midweek Stud y and Prayer , today at 8 p. m., meeting of the deacons and trustees had to be postponed last week because of the storm and will be held at 8 p. in. tomor- row. Sunday Services will include Bible School hour with classes for all ages at 9:45 a. m., Morning worship. Anthem b y the choir and sermon by the Rev. I. A. Falk at 11 n. m.. Young Peoples meet- ing in the Fellowship room at 6:30 p. m. The Junior Choir will sing \Bless This House , \ and the pastor will give the second sermon , en- titled \The Face of Jesus, \ from a series of seven on \The Person of Our Lord\ at the 7:30 p. m. Evening service. The last sermon will be given on Easter night. Junior Choir rehearsal at 0:45 p. m. and Senior Choir Rehearsal at 8 p. m. Tuesday. Release-time class at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Gordon Heights Mm. Alberts Death, SElden 2- .1795 Mrs. Estclle Johnson of Jamaica was the recent house guest of her brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. John McNeese of Cranny Road. Mrs. Ella C. Foster of Centra l Parkway recently attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. llezekiah Patterson in New York City. A dinner was giv- en in their honor. Bertran Riddock is convalescing at. his home on Baldwin Lane. Mrs. Annie Henry is ill at her home on Maple Lane. Juslan Green of Wasthanipton was a weekend guest of his bro- ther-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs . William Smith of Seymour Lime. Attending the covered-dish sup- per given by the PTA at the West Middle Island School February 2!l were Mrs. Rosebud Neshilt and son , Josep h , Mrs . Alberta Bench and grandson , Melvn Perkins , Jr., Catherine llaskins , Steven Wat- son , Mrs. Leo Rich and daughter , Kathleen , Mr. and Mrs. .Stanley Davis and daughter , Brendeen , Mrs. Esther Wilson and sons , Ter- ry, Russell and Ralph , Mr. and Mrs. James Lee and children , Ricky, Diannio and Susan , Mrs. Irene Avery and children , Mrs. George Tennie and children . George , Jr., and Jo-Ann , Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pinto and sons . C yril anil Victor , .II * ., Mrs. Conine Car- penter and children , Region , Ben- jamin and David , Mrs. Gilbert Turpi n and sons , Gilbert and George , Mrs. Ester Hailov and •laughter , Markita , Mr. and M rs. Samuel Holmes and son . Kenneth , Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Allan and children , .losie and Mauzel , M rs. Herdie Mae Eli/.ia . Miss Jean Staggs. After a short business meeting the president , Mrs. Jos- ep hine Riwlus , turned (be meeting over lo Frank Salainon , who con- ducted thc singing, with .Mrs. Mil died Brooks of Mills Lane at the piano. Tyrell Wilson gave a short talk on future junior and senior high school plans , Mrs. Leo Rich of (Jray Avenue served on the re- freshment committee. A cake sale for the benefi t of the Friendl y Club of Gordon Heights will ' be held all day to- morrow and Saturday at the home of Mrs. Elania Christian on Wilson Avenue . In charge of the sale are Mrs . George Henry, club presi- dent, and Mrs. Lana Smith , club manager. CHURCH NEWS At the Ebenezer Sabbath Day Church Sabbath school is held at 11 a. in. followed hy divine wor- ship at 1 p. in. Young Peoples meeting is held at I p. m. Satur- day. Prayer meeting is held . at 8 p. in. Wednesday. Sunday activi- t ies are Sunday school at , . t:45 a. in., followed bv divine worship at 1 1 :-ir» a. in. Bible class is held at H p. ill. Tuesday, with Elder John White in charge. The A.M.E. Zion Church services are as follows: Sunday school is held at. 10 a. m. followed b y divine worshi p at 12 noon anil 8 p. ni. Young Peoples meeting is held at • ' • p. m., with Brother Nathan Johnston in charge. Prayer meet- ing is behl at K p. in. followed by Class meeting, with Brother James I lamp as leader. At the Chiuvli of God in Chris! Sunday school is held at 11 a. m.. followed by divine worship at I2:l. r i a. m. and 8 p. in. Prayer meeting is held each day at 12 noon. The Community Baptist Church bad Sunday school at In a. in., fol- lowed b y divine worship at 12 noon and 8 p. in. Prayer meeting is held at H p. m. Wednesday. __ At St. Michael' s ami All Angels Ep iscopal Church divine worship is held nl :i:-lfi a. in., followed by Sunday school at ll):. 'tll a. in. I he Gordon Heights Seventh Day Adventist Church has Sab- bath school at !l:-l!i a. III., Dome Mission at l(l:-ir > a. in ., divine worship at. 1 1 :!I0 a. in . Young Peoples meeting at -I p. m.. Light- bearers Club at !\ > p. in. and Ves- per services at . r i:. 'i(l p. in. Saturday. Sunday activities are Pathfinders Club at \ p. m.. Evangelistic ser- vices at 8 j t . ni. Prayer meeting is held at 8 p. in. Wednesday. *r~ -- - . -— »H Gifts & Greeting! for You — through WELCOME WAGON from Your Frlendl/ fiiulnei* Neighbors and Civic a«t4 Social Welfara Leaden On the Occasion of: Arrival of Newcomers to the Community. 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