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BLUE POINT N EWS ITEMS Mrs. George Densinjr. EMerson .1-6279 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Otis of Namkee Road entertained J anuary 8 for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Norman II. Gray, Air. an! Mrs. William Murp hy, Mr. and Mrs . Clare Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph Suvdam and Mr . and Mi s. Clifford \ Wade of Blue Point: Mr. and Mrs. Field Adams . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh luirnr.u i and .M r. and Mrs. Rupert Parks of Bayport ; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shand, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Palermo and Mr. and Mrs . Lincoln Schmidt of Patchogue. Roland Nelson of Richmond Hill nephew of Mrs. Frieda Boyd, vis- ited Mrs. Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. William Wey hrauch and family at their home at :W Arthur Avenue Sunday. A meeting of the Blue Point Democratic Club will be held at S:30 tonig ht at the Blue Point Realty Company office on the Mon- tauk Highway. Councilman John A. Young of East Patchogue will be the guest speaker. Miss Helen Kingsbury of LM Danes St reet was the guest of Miss Miriam Walker of New York City at the opera \Tannhauser , \ Mon- day. For the finest in self-service meats try Shand' s Food Market in Bayport. Good parking—quick service. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Charles dough of Winthrop Court spent Saturday and Sunday in New York City where they attended the ice show at Madison Square Garden and the final showing of the Christmas show at Radio Citv Music Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Usher of Patchogue . Mr. ami Mrs . George Pope and Ronald M ousel 1 of Say- ville and Mrs. William Ritchie. Mrs. Leon Swezey. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Slater and Mr. and Mrs. George Densing of Blue Point at- tended the wedding Saturday at the Central Baptist Church in Atlantic Highlands . N. J., of Miss Patricia Lee Mount , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Mount , formerly of Blue Point , and now of Navesink , N. J., to Richard Fletcher of Charleston . S. C and now in the Army stationed at At- lantic Highlands. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Blue Point Fire Department will be held at 8 p. m. today at the Blue Point firehouse with Mrs. Richard Barthelme , president, presiding. The Sit and Sew Club met Jan- uary 11 at the home of Mrs. Frieda Boyd of o ' o Arthur Avenue. Miss Barbara Swezey. daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Swezey of 21 Purick Street, entertained at supper at her home and movies afterward when they saw \The Sundowner? \ at the Patchogue Theatre , in celebration of her twelfth birthday. Her ge-ests were Patricia Swezey, Terry Huber , Pa- tricia Connelly. William Swezey. * Patricia Schumann and Barbara ' s lister , Karen , and brothers . Donald and Edward. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: Byrne ' s Stationery, Zie- ran ' s Delicatessen , Ruth' s Candy Store , in Blue Point. —Adv. Joseph Vernon , son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vernon of IS Wood- land Street , returned home Satur- day from Brookhaven Memorial Hospital where he had been un- dergoing tests and observation and is now convalescing at his home. Mr. and Mrs. James Connelly of Purick Street returned home the end of las * week after spending a few days in Palmetto . Fla., with Mrs. Connelly ' s uncle and aunt , Mi\ and Mrs. William Pierce. While they were away. Mrs. Bert Rhodes stayed with her grand- daughters . Pearl , Cay and Patricia Connellv. PACK 19 A committee meeting of Cub Scout Pack 49 was held January 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Travers. The results of the Country Store Fair held in Decem- ber was announced and plans were completed for the Pack night which will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomor- row in the Blue Point School audi- torium. The theme will be South America and arrangements have been made with the Brazilian em- bassy in New York to have a 35- minute colored sound film shown on Brazil. Plans were formulated for the Blue and Gold dinner which will be held in February. Those who attended the meeting were Mr. and Mrs . Gerald Staugaitis , -lames Muligan. Harvev Bnmstead and Richard Hill. B. P. REPUBLICAN CLUB Election of o fficers was held at the monthly meeting of the Blue Point Republican Club at the Re- publican Club headquarters on At- lantic Avenue January 11. The new slate of officers for 1901 is as follows : Avery Walker , president; Frederick Bruck , first vice presi- dent; Charles Hammond , second vice president; Mrs. Peter Wede- gis , treasurer; Arthur Miller , fi- nancial secretary; H. R a 1 p h Schmidt , recording secretary; and Fred Lang. sergeant-at-arms. These o fficers will be installed at the next meeti?)g at the Republi- can Club Headquarters at 8 p. m. February 8. A report, was given that plans are progressing very well for the dance which will be given at the Republican Club Feb- ruary 24. BLUE POINT PTA A meeting of the Blue Point Parent-Teacher Association was held in the Blue Point School au- ditorium January 9 with Mrs. John Springhorn . president , presiding. Jack Fechter and Bruce Ray nor , representatives of the Board of Cooperative Educational Services , were guest speakers and they spoke on its functions, purposes and benefits , followed by a ques- tion and answer period. Mrs. Sarah Howard ' s second grade won the banner for the month for having the most parents present at the meeting. Refreshments were serv- ed in the ca feteria. The next meeting will be the Founders ' Day program February 14 when there will be special achievement awards presented to students. The stu- dents are busy working on differ- ent categories which are being named by their teachers and there will be two awards for each room. Where possible, some of the work will he displayed . GOLDEN AGE CLUB The Golden Age Club met Jan- uary 10 at the firehouse with Mrs. Herbert George , president , presid- ing. Prayer was lead by Mrs. Anna Divis and the salute to the flag was led by Mrs. Edith Jones. It was reported that Mrs. Herbert George and Mrs. Frieda Boyd had been to the Suffolk Home in Yap- hank to bring cookies and a Christ- mas gift to Charles Vanderoff , a member , and that they had also visited John Roecklein at the South Shore Nursing home. Mrs. Millie Brunnemer and Henry Schmidt were reported ill and George Morgan is still convales- cing at home. Mr. and Mrs. George Warner of Blue Point were wel- comed as new members. Mr. and Mrs. Warner are former residents of Lynbrook where Mr. Warner was president of the Lynbrook Senior Citizens Club. Mrs. Peggy McQuiness was welcomed back. Hostesses were Mrs. Adelaide Dy- ker , Mrs. Edith Jones and Mrs. Peter Farrell and hosts were George Husing and Roger Good- ding. Birthdays celebrated for the month of January were Mrs. Lil- lian Avery, Mrs. Millie Carpente r , Mrs. Margaret Ovens , Mrs. Emma Ruhl , Miss Ellen Truman, Mrs. Charlotte Wagner , Herbert George and Peter Farrell. Refreshments were served and games were played. Anyone 50 years of age or over is welcome to join. OUR LADY OF THE SNOW Confessions are held on Satur- days from 4:30 to 6 p. m. and from 7: t S0 to 9 p. m. Daily masses are held at 8 a. m. Sunday masses are at 8 , 9 , 10 and 11 a. in. and 12:15 p. m. The Rosary Altar Society Holy Communion is the first Sun- day of each month and the Holy Name Society Holy Communion meeting is the second Sunday of each month. Baptisms are at 2 p. m. Sundays. Release-time classes are at 2 p. m. Wednesdays and the Antone Guild from 1 to 3 p. m., Thursdays. The Rev. Thomas J. Brennan is the pastor and the Rev. Thaddeus Rooney. assistant pastor of the church. Our Lady of the Snow CYO bas- ketball team played St. Mary ' s Church in East Islip last Thurs- day. Today at 7:30 p. m. they will play Coindre Hall at the Blue Point School ervmnasium. B. P. BAPTIST CHURCH The Dorcas Circle of the Blue Point Baptist Church met January 11 at the home of Mrs. Pierson Van Orstrand of Eatondale Ave- nue. Mrs. Van Orstrand was in charge of the business meeting in the absence of the president , Mrs. Benjamin Rutkowski. Letters of thanks for the baby garments , children ' s pajamas and children ' s mittens were received and read from the Baptist Children ' s Home in Brooklyn and Miss Edith Shaw , misionary at the Cutshine Mission , Yeaddiss , Ky. Refreshments were served. Those who attended were Mrs. Edward Mahler of Sayville , Mrs. Alexander MacLean and Mrs. Francis Schrage of Bayport and Mrs. George Densing of Blue Point. The annual business meeting of the church was held in the main auditorium of the church Friday nig ht, with the Rev . I. A. Falk as moderator. The following officers were elected for the year 1961: Hiram Darrow , financial secretary ; Mrs. Benjamin Rutkowski , treas- urer; Alexander MacLean , church clerk ; Henry Morris , Sunday School superintendent; Rev. I. A. Falk , missionary treasurer; De- Verne Swezey, Mrs. William King, Mrs. Eugene Rogers (organist) and Mrs. George Densing (choir director) , music committee. Ush- ers are Henry Morris , Francis Schrage , Lawrence Kapfer , Kerry Tuttle and Benjamin Rutkowski. The following trustees were re- elected for a three-year term : Mrs. Fred Hillmann , Mrs. William King and Ralp h Abrams. The new con- stitution and by-law T s were pre- sented , discussed and accepted. They had been prepared over the past few months by Rev. I. A. Falk , Lewis Worrad , Mrs. William King, Mrs. Benjamin Rutkowski and Henry Morris. Following the meeting refreshments were served in the churc h dining room by the Women ' s Union and Dorcas Circle. James Barton , a teacher at the Stony Brook School for Boys , was the gues t speaker at the 7:30 p.m. service Sunday and was enter- tained with refreshments after at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. I. A. Falk. The calendar for the coming week at the church is as follows : Midweek service of Bible Study and Prayer at 8 p. m. today; Bible School hour with classes for the entire family beginning at 9:45 a. m.; Morning worship at 11 a. m.; and Evening Gospel service at 7:30 p. m. all Sunday ; meeting of the Young People in the Fellowship Room at 7:30 p. m. Monday ; choir rehearsal at 8 p. m. Tuesday and Release-time class at 2 p. m. Wed- nesday. I ^ ' I I PETER PAN | f BEAUTY SHOP j I Hairsty list - MAVIS ; I SpecW KOO 1 \ Permanent *f ompMe » • Cold \N ave or Machineless 1 I NEW LOCATION ; Rt. 112 & Jamaica Ave. ] * MEDFORD 3 j GRover 5-9643 \ \ Hours : 9 A. M. - 7 P. M. ] » _ >%,% A * mft.*AA - k -fc -k -k .-fc -k _ k A Jf c. -fc. A. A _k _L A A. A. m. _k m. 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ANOTHER IN A SERIES OF TYPICAL COMMENTS FROM WALK LISTENERS : \I always try to buy from your sponsors wheneve r possible , because I |»trBscm»»n j ( like to support your musical selections and programming. And my buying BESEEM < power is greater than a crowd of teen-agers. \ rfSL/' < 55S < / .*/ (Si gned) WILLIAM LOOS &&*/&&za&a# 268 Sylva n Road BMHH Baby lon , N. Y. ^5fi _ 8P ^ |_ _ _ _ _ _ _ W\*-' 370 AM TOGETHER WAI K »»™ BEST*a WW mW^^^ mi k I^L «„*.« , , «^^ ** M OF SUFFOLK [ w — m ^ m m ^ WRIV—1390 AM COUNTY [ ' i. i ( Riverhead) ~-¦¦»_*——— MM. MEDFORD NEWS ITEMS Mrs. Martha Theis, GRover S-S5&S < The Medfo rd Taxpayer ' s Asso- ciation held its annual meeting\ , at the Tremont Avenue School , Monday January 9. The following officers were elected: Joseph Len- to , president; John Hopgood , vice president; Mrs. William Farrell , secretary, and Mrs. Edward Swen- or , treasurer. The proposed expressway and its effects on the village is being- studied by the group. A series of open meetings with various community groups is contemplated in the near future. A court of awards was held at the home of Mrs. Ferde Mistier last Friday for the girls in Troop 45 , Intermediate Girl Scouts. Ten girls received their five-year pins , and the others received their stars for each year of membershi p. Mrs. Mistier is resigning as troop lead- ez* . A Brownie Troop, under the supervision of Mrs. Ray Francis , recently held a \fly up \ and are now Intermediate Scouts. Mrs. Francis will absorb the remaining girls of Troop 45 until they can become fi rs t class Scouts . Mrs. Inge Alver and Mrs. Kenneth Coupe will assist Mrs. Francis. Mrs. Martin Thomas and Mrs. Ferde Mistier will act on the com- mittee and Mrs. Ann Kleinman is the treasurer. Mrs. William Tobitsch and Mrs. Robert Nichol- son , retired , were presented with 5-year pins. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: The Medford Stationery, Larsen ' s Grocery, William ' s Lunch- eonette , Weissenberger ' s Grocery, Med ford Farm Stand in Medford. —Adv. Mrs. Louise Dismas of Flushing spent severa l days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cornell and Mrs. Philip Weissenberger of the State Road last week. Pvt. Richard Hahn , son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hahn of Tre- mont Avenue accompanied by his parents and sister , Linda , drove to Camp Dix , N. J., last Satur- day, after spending the holidays here with his famil y. He expects to serve in Germany with the Armed Forces soon. The Medford Republican Club held its annual meeting at the Medford Community hall last Fri- day- night. Raymond Oehler was re-elected president; George Buet- tner, first vice president; Charles Finger , second vice president , Mrs. James Frace , recording secretary ; Mrs. Martha Theis , corresponding secretary ; Mrs. Edward Hinkel , treasurer; Carl Dodt , sergeant-at- arms. All were reminded that if they did not vote at the last school district meeting, they would have to register on the scheduled days to be eligible to vote February 25 , on the new school building proposition. Plans are already underway for the annual card party, which will be held May 12. Mrs. Raymond Oehler , assisted by a committee , will be in charge. A social hour with refreshments followed the meeting. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of Henry J. Jones Post 2937 , Veterans of Foreign Wars , met at the Vet- erans hall last Thursday night. The past presidents of the auxil- iary will be honored at the Feb- ruary 9 meeting, with a party. A \kitchen craft\ party will be held March 4 at which the mem- bers of the post will be joined by the ladies of the auxiliary for a roast beef dinner. NEW MED FORD STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Weis- senberger ' s Grocery, William ' s Luncheonette and Medford Sta- tionery Store , Route 112. Pub- lished by The Patchogue Advance. Also contains streets in Bayport , Blue Point , Patchogue , East Pat- chogue , Bellport . Brookhaven and Yaphank. All this for only 50c. —Adv. The Medford Unit of the Suf- folk County Home Extension Ser- vice met at the home of Mrs. E. A. Theis last Wednesday after- noon. Preliminary discussions were held on the wool skirt project and the new trends in fashions. A social hour followed with Mrs. Philip Gillman hostess at refresh- ments. The Medford Girls ' 4-H Club met last Saturday at their lead- er ' s home. The beginners ' group had their first sewing class. Be- ginners whose names begin with T to W will meet this Saturday, at 10 a. m., bringing their equip- ment , material and lunch , since it is an all-day sewing class. Linda Hahn , one of the older members , assisted with the class last Satur- day. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Medford Fire Department will meet at the firehouse tonight. ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services at St. Mark' s Episco- pal Church , Sundays include Holy Communion at 9 a. m. and church school at 10 a. m. The Rev. Don- ald C. Latham of Stony Brook is priest in charge. ST. SYLVESTER'S R. C. CHURCH Masses are held at St. Sylves- ter ' s R. C. Church at 7:30 , 9 , 11 a. m. and 12 noon every Sun- day. Masses ' are held at 8 a. m. every weekday. Confessions are heard from 4 to 5 and 7:30 to 8 p. m. every Saturday. Baptisms are held at 3:30 p. m. Sunday afternoon. Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine classes for juni or and senior high school students are held at 8 p. m. every Thurs- day. Plan Benefit Dance For Fire Dept. Band MASTIC BEACH — The third annual benefit dance , sponsored by the Mastic Beach Fire Depart- ment Band committe e has been scheduled for January 28 , it was announced this week by the dance committee. The dance will start at 9 p. m. and will be held at the Mastic Beach Propertv Owners Associ- ation Clubhouse. Peter Mezzapelle and his Mel- lo-Dees will supply the music. There will be refreshments serv - ed and gifts awarded. Admission tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Tess Azzato , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haughn , Mrs. Florence Nelson or the band committee chairman , Peter Mezzapelle , and also at the .door* The proceeds of, the » dance mn «yt» pr&ent** w m? mti&. MEDFORD FIRE DEPT. By GEORGE W. HORST We had our first brush fire of the year last week. This fire was in the woods , quite a way off the road. Conditions weren 't just right for brush fires at this time of the year —so , it is a thing that makes us wonder. We have a unit in our fh*e de- partment that performs a very im- portant job ; and by this unit doing its job it makes firefightng some- what safer. This unit is the fire police. Their job is to aid the firemen and to help and guard the public safety. They help firemen going to the firehouse to answe r an alarm by directing traffic at intersections. They also aid the fire trucks going to a fire the same way. They keep spectators back a safe distance away from a fire , so th ey do not get in the way of the working fire- men and also to protect them from any falling debris , embers , etc., that _ ?oes »with many fires. They also ififedt 8nd detotrr traffic when the need occurs. The fire police in our department operate under the chief. He ap- points the officers. The headman of our fire police is the captain of fire police , Fred Bachteler. He sees that the chief' s orders are carried out by the men. These men fight fires also. When additional manpower is needed at a fire they pitch in and help. Ho brook Mrs. Bryan St. Lonto. ftOnk. 9-5634 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pedersen , Jr., of Hoibrook Avenue were the guests-of-honor at a party given for them Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ped- ersen , Sr., on A lbert Street , in honor of their recent marriage. Guests attending were : Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Brennan of Ronkon- koma; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Die- trich of New York City ; Mr. and Mrs. John McCann of Bay Shore ; Mrs. Petersen and Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce of Bellerose ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Murray and Mr. and Mrs. John Pirkl of East Mea- dow; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown * Sr., of South Ozone Park ; Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Griffin of Elmont; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weingart and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor of Wantagh ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacFarland and Mr. and Mrs. George Gahagan of Hicksville ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Romahn of Huntington Station; Miss Shai-on Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Georg e Stonitsch and daughter , Miss Joan , of Rockville Centre. Also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Isaacson , Miss Mina Nelson , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sa- perstein , Mrs. George Pedersen , Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pedersen , and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Peder- sen , Sr ., and daughters , Diane and Arlene. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haug of Union Avenue returned to their home Saturday after spending a thre e- week vacation in Europe. The Kaugs flew by jet plane to Frankfort , Germany, and from there went to Munich for a few days. The rest of the time they visited ^ Mrs. Haug ' s mother , Mrs. Rosa Kre n , at her home in Klagen- furt , Austria. While their parents were away, Edgar and Gisela Haug visited their uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melz , at their home in Ridgewood . The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: May bar Superette , Phil' s Market , in Hoibrook. —Adv. The Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Community Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Wehren- berg of Avenue E Friday night. Present beside the president , Mrs. William Sagan , were Mesdames A. Henry Habich , Gerhard Herbst , John Wehrenberg, Sr., George Miller , Sr., Arthur Wehrenberg , and Fred Eitel. The next meeting of the group will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mil- ler , Sr., of Union Avenue Febru- ary 10. The Afternoon Ladies ' Aid So- ciety of the Lutheran Church will meet this afternoon at the Guild Hall with Mrs. Conrad Rieber as Hostess. Tuesday the Home Bible Study Group leaders will meet at 1:30 p. m. in the parsonage study. Wednesday tfye pastor ' s Adult In- formation Class meets at 8 p. m. at the church. Choir rehearsal is held at the church at 7:30 p. m. Thursdays. The Evening Ladies ' Aid will meet tonight at 8. Con- firmation class is held on Fridays at 4 p. ml On Sunday there will be a Walther League rally at the Trin- ity Lutheran Church of Islip at Z: 30 p. m. Mr! and Mrs. Quentin Beaver en- tei'tained last week Mr. Beaver ' s brother and sister-in-law , Com- mander and Mrs. John F. Beaver , who recently returned from Okin- awa , where Commander Beaver had been stationed for two years. Mrs. Lucille Wilson and daugh- ters , Debbie and Karen , and Mrs. Louis Van Hove , attended a meet- ing of the Brooklyn Assembly of Rainbow Girls , which was held in the Lutheran Advent Church in Brooklyn Saturday night. At this time Mrs. Van Hove ' s niece , Miss Barbara Krupl , was crowned wor- thy advisor. Mrs. John Hansen entertained at her home on Lexington Avenue Saturday her ,son - in - law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Dieck- man of Middle Village. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wierzbicki and daughter , Judy, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams of Lake Grove Friday evening. Frank Bieler , Sr., whose birth- day was on January 10 and his son , Richard , who was 10 years old January 11 , celebra te d with a family party at their home on Cil- ler Avenue on the eleventh. Also celebrating birthdays recently were , Richard Cruz , son of Mr. and Mrs. Phili p Cru z of Alexander , who wa , s 11 years old on Thursday, Jeffre y Lewis , son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis of Officials Avenue , who was eight years old Thursday, and Frank Ierard i , son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ierard i of High Street , who was 12 years old January 8. Guests at the home of Mrs. Fred Siedentopf of Lincoln Avenue January 11 we re Mesdames Henry F. Heine , A. Henry Habich and John Hansen. Mrs. Eivind Olsen of Coates Avenue entere d Mather Memorial Hosp ital in Port Jefferson , where she underwent surgery, under the cai*e of Dr. Jacob Dranitzke. Mrs. Olsen is making a fine recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Yackel of Maspeth spent Sunday visiting Mr. Yackel ' s mother , Mrs. Conrad Rie- ber. A Henry Habich of Laurel Street attended a parish meeting held at St. Paul' s Episcopal Church , Pat- chogue , Monday and on Tuesday attended a meeting of the Bro- therhood of St. Andrew held at the church. On Sunday Mr. Habich con- ducted services for shut-ins , held at the Ramore and Belle-Air Con- valescent Homes in Patchogue. Mesdames Lucille Wilson , Clif- ford Wicks and Henry F. Heine attended a meeting of the Met- lakhatler Chapter, O.E.S., held at the Masonic Temple in Sayville Januai*y 10 , when installation of officers was held. ! WED. thru TUBS. JAN. 18 to 24 ! PATCHOGUE 7 - GREAT DAYS -7 THEATRE /^A^^^^A^^^AIV^^ | I Phone GRover 5-0600 A Hilarious New Romantic Comed y ! \ \ East Main St. Patchogue , L. I. _, _ t . ! a ; Gary Deborah j | ! MATIN EE DAI L Y GRANT KERR I I ! AT 2 :00 P. M. _ . f j S ! Robert Jean ; \ I *^Z MITCHUM SIMMONS j J EVENINGS % I ! 7 :00 and 9 :00 P. M. IN J § \THE GRASS j ! CONTINUOUS SAT. and SUN. . __ r« ' »»nnmi ¥i r» »» I FROM 2 «o p M is G REENER j ! • ' _____________ A In Technirama and Technicolor \ y , * w S > I NEWLY REFURBISHED WBD' thr\ TUES' JAN\ iS t0 24 I D I A I X/^ 7 — BIG DAYS ~ 7 1 THEATRE THIS MAN'S 'fc^ -- ^ Thi ^^ -. #^i I 1WL PROBLEM IS \*< ' Mfl PMflftF-\ # £ ¦ I Phone GRover 5-0770 SIX FEET TALL! h4 B^ iUJHHfc - ¥ 1 ! So. Ocean Ave., Patchogue , L. I. / ~ x ^ H O ' ROUND ^ I Matinee Daily SP ^ ^ * 4 % \ ^ ~~^ nin | i/ ^ \ ' I | Cont. Sat. & Sun. from 2 p. m. j_ |_^^ L \4 ^^% SS^^ | e e I ! TOGETHER WITPJ g \Sword of Sherwood Forest \ I j in MEGASCOPE and COLOR Richard Greene Peter Gushing | Yaphank Items of Interest Mrs. LeRoy Spillett , Jr. YAphank 4-6492 At 8:15 p. m. today there will be an important meeting 1 of par- ents of seniors attending the Earl E. Vandermuelen Hig-h School in Port Jefferson concerning plans for this year ' s senior ball. The meet- ing will be held in the high school auditorium. The Rosary group met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Michael Saggese of Main Street and will meet at 7:30 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. John Greener of Main Street to say the Rosary for World Peace. For your Insurance Needs Cal l Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Last Tuesday, the Ladies ' Guild of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church met at the home of Mrs. George Nicola in the \ aphank Estates. Sixteen members were present. Plans for the new churc h were discussed. The new churc h will be built on a site next to the old one. During the meeting members gave \ silent gifts \ (contributions) to the building fund. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: Kirkup ' s Grocery, Tietj en Delicatessen , Yap hank Community Shop in Yaphank. —Adv. Celebrating his seventy - third birthday Sunday was John Hooff- ner of Middle Island Road . A fam- il y party was held in his honor. SCHOOL NEWS The following items appeared in a weekly newspaper written b y the students of the Yaphank schools. Kindergarten : Both morning and afternoon kindergarten classes are working on a project of the world. A world map has been placed on the bulletin board and the children are placing pins in it to mark where they and their parents have been. The classes are also busy learning their alp habet. Third grade: Members of the third grade have been doing their own science experiments among which are : making doug h with yeast; watch- ing how p lants get their food and experimenting with carbon diox- ide. John Balke is a new member of the third grade. Fourth grade: The class project has been making a wi nter scene on the walls of the classroom and hall. All members of the grade participated . The Cub Scout project for the month of January is ''South America. \ Fifth grade: Members of the fifth grade are studying the Revolutionary War. Sixth grade: Social studies work in this grade is completing the section on the Middle Ages and beginning a new period of history, the Renaissance. CHURCH NEWS Holy Comtmunion and sermon at St. Andrew ' s Episcopal Church. Sunday with the Rev. Richard W. Gray officiating will be at 9:80 a. m. Church school will be at 10:30 a. m. Services at Holy Trinity Luth- eran Church will be at 9:30 a. m. with the Rev. Frederick W. Abel officiating. Sunday school will be at 11 a. m. Confirmation class will meet at 9:30 a. m. Saturday at the church. Sunday school at the Yaphank Presbyterian Church will be at 9:30 a. m. and morning worship with the Rev. Newton M. Fink of- ficiating will be at 11 a. m. The Junior-Hi Fellowship will meet at 7:30 p. m. Sunday at the church. The Communicants ' class will meet at 6:30 p. m., Thursday. t NEW LONDON FREIGHT LINES , Inc. Monda ys thru Fridays NOW — TILL FURTHER NOTICE Except February 22nd Leaves New London Leaves Orient Point 6 :00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 1 :30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6 :45 P.M. 8 :30 P.M. Saturdays , Sundays and Washington ' s Birthday NOW UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Leaves New London Leaves Orient Point 8:15 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 11:45 A.M. 1 :30 P.M. 3:15 P.M. 5 :00 P.M. ¦HMSMNi aHHHHMMMaMHH«HMMHi ^a«-MMMHHMaaM«MMMMMnHMa«- ^ Daylight Saving When in Effect This Schedule Subject to Change Without Notice Approximate Sailing Tim e , 1 Hour and 30 Minutes NEW OFFICERS ^ t'll \ 1 Republican Club. Superintendent of Highways Charles % W . Barraud was installing \ officer and was assisted by Justice- of the Peace Erling A. Larsen. Shown left to right front row are : Julia Valder , treasurer; Julia Costagliola , cor- responding secretary, and Joa n McCarthy, re- cording secretary. Left to right back row * : Vin- cent Rappa , director; Peter Rappa , president; Charles W. Barraud , installing officer ; Thomas DeNicola , vice president , and Salvatore ' Ancona , sergeant-at-arms. Many new opportunities today ; read the classified columns in sec - tion two. Act quickly for best results. —Adv.
