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Village GOP Will Meet January 14 The first ' meeting of the New Year of the Patchogue Village Republican Club will be held at 8 p.m. January 14 at the Bay Breeze R estaurant , located on South Ocean Avenue , Patchogue. Guesf speaker for the oc- casion wiE be Henry G. Schmidt , superintendent of the Fire Na tional Seashore. Mr. Schmidt - has recently opened headquart- ers ln Patchogue to handle the details of setting up the park , New York' s first national park project. - Entertainment will be avail- able , and -refreshments served. Club members are urged to bring friends and neighbors to ¦die meeting, with other area residents also invited to attend. In other activities , the club opened new village headquart- ers on South Ocean Avenue Tuesday. The ceremonies were attended by some 150 village residents , and leading town of- ficials. YAPHANK NEWS Mr*. Henry Neue Donald Zlttel , son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Zlttel of Oak Street , returned to Ohio State University, Columbus , Ohio , Sat- urday. Donald , a freshman , spent the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Neuss , Jr. , of New Hartford , N. Y ., werak Sinner guests December 26 of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Neuss of Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Faust of Private Road entertained the fol- lowing guests at a New Year ' s eve party: Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Ramshaw , Mr. and Mrs. - Fred Schorsch , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schaefer , Mr. and Mrs! Merton Kinney, Jr., Mr. andMrs. Henry J. Neuss , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schaefer , Mr. and Mrs. * Wyllys J. Kennedy, all of Yaphank , and Mrs. Carl Busse of Holts- ville. for Your Insurance Needs Call Pot Raimond. YA 4-3349. -Adv. Richard Statler , a sophomore at Manhattan College , spent the Christmas holidays with his par- ents , Mr. and Mrs , Robert Schaefer of Patchogue Road. Mr. and Mrs. Pierson C. van Orstrand of Raimond Street en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith of Centereach , Mrs. Marian Childress and daughters , Pamelft and Susan , of Medford , and Mrs. Rita Beck of Patchogue on Christ- mas day. The Van Orstrand* s three children , Cindy , Penny and David were also present for the occasion. The Neighbors ' Civic and Social League , which has been dormant for a few years , is being re- activated. Anyone wishing to attend the reorganization meet- ing, which is scheduled for early in February, is asked to contact Mrs. Frank Mapes at YA 4-3875 any evening after 5:30 p.m. In YAPHANK, The Uni UUrtd Advance l« on »»le »t Yephink Com- munity Shop, J & M Grocery and Tietjen ' * Belleateiwn. —AdT. Susan Nichelson , daughter of Mr. and Mrs . A dolph Nichelson of Raimond Street , celebrated her ninth birthday December 26 by having dinner at the Wine Cellar and attending a movie. Susanwas accompanied by her parents , her sister. Jean , and her uncle , S/A , YA 4-3824 Joseph Nichelson , U . S. Navy. Junior Girl Scout Troop 93 , which was recently reorganized , held a Christmas party lastWed- nesday in the basement of the Presb yterian Church for their mothers and friends. Mrs. James Ruffin , leader , and Mrs. Her- bert Kennedy, co-leader , wel- comed the following fly-ups Into the troop: Cary Caldwell , Lynn Seuffert end Karen Simmons. A musical program was presented during which the following girls took part; Kathy Kennedy, Lynn Seuffert , Lucille Thomas , Del- drda Simmons , Carlene Gutschow and Gwen Ruffin. Paula Backer , Carlene Gutschow , KathleenKen- nedy, Gwen Ruffin and Delcinla and Karen Simmons baked cakes for the occasion and refreshments were served by all the members of the troop, Each member pre- sented her mother with a box of decorated writing paper which had been made during troop meet- ings. Thetroop meets every Wed- nesday from 6:30 until 8:15 p.m . In the basement of the church and all girls from 9 to 11 years of age are invited to attend. FARMINGVILLE MEETING FARMINGVILLE —- Super- visor Charles R . Dominy and Superintendent of Parks Harold Malkmes will speak about Brook- haven Town ' s new ski slopebefore the Farmlngvllie Civic Associa- tion , which will meet at 8:30 p.m, tomorrow In the Farming- ville Fire Hall. ^BSB 'B^SBV ^Ecl BBSR - HI ^t^Sn HHBB crPr ¦BB HUB ^^ O B W H U I9H ^aHx H B I MBH * ^BJ^V^* At ^n^mw ^BBS ¦B^S B^A B B WA~ \ BB 3& ^^ B S D . Be fhe fi rst in your neighborhood to del i ver Brookhaven Town ' s FASTEST GROWS NG JK ^H weekly newspaper - > %JW Boys are wanted fo build tip routes in Canaan Lake , Centereach , mHBit V Farmingville , Gordon Heights , Holbrook , Lake Ronkonkoma , Middle H H E H K^ Island , North Bellport , Ronkonkoma , Selden and Yaphank. ^M^^^- . M/ START mummQ YOUR FUTURE LNOWI fl fl | Ask for n J£FF'\ Circulatio n Dep t ^^ F! Erosion Baffle Aided By Yule Trees Brookhaven Town Supervisor Charles R. Dominy announced that again this year , discarded ' Christmas trees will be used on Great South Beach to help hold the sand and keep erosion to a minimum. Those interested in helping on this project b y donating trees are requested to bring them to the town dumps or to Smith Point Park directly. The cooper- ation of the Long Island Beach Buggy Association and the Great South Beach Buggy Association has been obtained again this year by Carleton McCarthy, town foreman on the beach project , to aid in the transportation and placing of the trees. It has been proved , following recent storm s battering the barrier beach , that these trees , together with snowfence which has been erected , have caught the sand and helped to keep erosion to a bare minimum. Rgverhead Town Board Limits Sand Operations The Riverhead Town Board Tuesday m oved to limit sand and gravel operation s in the town- ship by adoption of an exc avation ordinance. Permits for sand bank , pit excavations or tops ol l remova l must be obtained from the town board. For that purpose , an applicant shall file with the build- ing Inspector of the town an ap- plication containing a detailed statement of the proposed work , together with a plan prepared by a duly licensed engineer or land surveyor. No pit excavation shall be made w ithin 50 feet of any property line er within 100 feet of any street. No stripping or removal of topsol l shall be made within 10 feet of any property line. No topsoll shall be removed between November 1 and April 1 of the following year. All areas from which topsoll has been removed shall , during the period between August 20 and October 1 , be seeded and fer- tilized. A fee of $100 will be charged for sand bank and pit excava- tion permits and shall be valid for one year. Permits for top- soil removal will be a minimum of $25 for an a rea not exceed- ing 10 , 000 square feet plus $10 for each additional lO . OOO square feet , and shall expire 60 days from date of issuance. Violations of an offense against the ordinance will be punishable by a fine of not more than $50 for each day ' s continued viola- tion . Last December 15 , a public hearing was held on the pro- posed ordinance at which little opposition was shown. Meanwhile , the East Hamp- ton Town Board , by a vote 3 to 2 rejected ah application for a digging permit by the Argyle Land Corp. for a sand and gravel operation on a 6-acre site at Fort pond Bay, Montauk. Town Supervisor Edward V . Ecker , who led the opposition to the request , said \I felt that this operation would have been a definite encroachment on the beach in that a rea . I have made several personal inspection tours of the s ite and am convinced that such an operation would create serious erosion pro- blems \ . Activities of interest In Patchogue Miss Joan Pegel ofNorth Sum- mit Avenue held open house Dec- ember 18 for the day staff of \A\ floor of Brookhaven Mem- orial Hospital. A card party will be sponsored by the Original Golden A ge Club at 1:30 p.m. January 14 at the Four Sisters Community Cen- ter. Mr. and Mrs . William Ross of Merlden , Conn., spent sev- eral days with Mrs . Ross ' uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobson of Schroeder Lane. A , B . E . 3 Guy B . Wicks , who is stationed aboard the USS Lake Champlaln , arrived home Christmas eve to spend a 10-day leave with his mother , Mrs. Emily Wicks of 23 Grenville Avenue. He recently returned from a cruise to Glbraltar . and Barcelona , Spain. He will soon be leaving on a cruise to the Caribbean . In PATCHOGI E , The Long bland Advincf U on ?»!• tt Ahren * » Station- ary. A»»cUt*d foods , Fesoltr ' t D«ll- catrutn. Co!l' » Del!c*t«»*n , P»ul' « D«ll»U>Msi. Midway Lnnehronettr. Pnt' t Mftriut and Brown ' * Coffw Shop. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs . Pat DeLeva , Sr., entertained 37 mem bers of their family and guests at dinner on New Year ' s day at their new home on South Haven Avenue , North Patchogue. Airman 1/c and Mrs . Arthur Gack and baby daughter , Brenda L ynn , of Browns Mills , N.J., spent the Christmas holidays with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Esser of 154 Conklin Aven ue . While they were here Brenda Lynn was baptised at tlie Emanuel Lutheran Church , East Main Street , by the Rev. Daniel G . Fiehler. The godparents are Miss Linda Fourney and Frank Miller , jr. After the baptism a small gathering of friends and relatives was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller on Barton Avenue , parents of Mrs- - Geek. Guy N ewham , son of Mr, and Mrs. William Newham , Jr., of 29 Wilstan Avenue , celebrated Ws twelfth birthday recently. Mr. and Mrs . George Shepherd and daughter , Vickie , of Flint , Mich., were guests for a week ' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hirgh Thorn of 26 Harris Street. The reg ular meetlnp of th*» North Patchogue Fire De- partment Ladies ' Auxiliary will be held tomorrow night at the firehouse on Franklin Street. Major and Mrs. Otto Ritte r and children , Jimmy, Donald , A n - . thony, Darlene , and Mary- Jo of W oodbrldge , Va., spent the holidays visiting Maj. Ritter ' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scutari of Clark Street , and Maj. Ritter ' s father , Otto Ritter of Blue Point. For all your insurance needs call Raymond E . Vogt , GR 5- 3676. -Adv. Fot oil youi insurance needs coll Raymond E* Vogt , GR 5-3676 -Adv . Mrs. Edward Smith and children , Douglas and Clori-Ann , of Harri s Street motored to Ram- tCoiitiiincd ou pf tuc ~) GOOD WISHES were the order of the day as the Patchogue Village Republican Club held open house at its new headquarters on South Ocean Avenue Tuesday night. Joining In wishing the GOP good luck In the coming Patchogue elections were Supervisor Charles R <, Domlny, left , and Brookhaven Town CouncUman William Rogers , at right , as they join with Mrs. Marlon DeVito , refreshment chairman , and Sidney Lang, club president , In cutting Good Luck cake. More than 150 people turned out for the affair. OPENING NIGHT — Patchogue Village Republican held open house Tuesday night at the new headquarters of the Patchogue Village Republican Club on South Ocean Avenue. More than 150 Patchogue Village resi- dents turned out for the occasion. Shown cutting the traditional ribbon to mark the opening are left to right Joseph Stanlonis , club vice president; Brookhaven Town Republican Leader Richard D , Zeidler , Sidney Lang, club president , and Justice of the Peace Leon E , Giuffreda. By December 29 , 1964 , the Smithtown Building Department had issued 2 . 415 building per - mits, in contrast to 2 , 412 in 1963. BUILDING PERMITS I I'jBj* 112 tuswng? pJ I m\b Sggtauranf | '|| 0 [EXECUTIVE LUNCHEONS \ A'B and ** ilfl A | DINNER SERVED DAIL Y \ N fSf &i ^ ¦ * A TPIIffc fffc A \B Olfl MM *&• ^ A fi 51 HIP S a Jft W mil B m ^X- M B 0* tft fl LB HM BU V 3B& B \*-» IT Mt • inr ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ sf ' >W J' || i\WEOOIH$S'BAHQUm \\ k _ fellP f* W' Mon. , Tues., Wed. e Thurs. 1 iSfiTiSW iff ** ' PMN0 ^ TER TAINMENT | #^ vll \m Route 112 Medford , N.Y, f ffli For Resotvations Call GR 5-3712 $*W 1 GEORGE C. HAEGELE- Owner.Manage t V| g»\ f N ° Cov * r Closed Sunday No Minimum o B\f Patchoguer ' s Warning Averts Blaze Frank Hollmann reopened his Four Season Sport Center , 126 Medford Avenue , Patchogue , Sat- urday, after an electrical fire ln some wiring to his front sign had caused smoke damage De- cember 30. And he expressed thanks to Peter Gamaldiof 34 Silver Street , Patchogue , for warning him ofthe fire , so that the damage was no more extensive. Mr. Gamaldlwas driving south on the avenue when he saw smoke coming from the building about 3:30 p.m., and stopped to notify Mr. Hollmann , who called the Patchogue Fire Department. Chief Albert Rothe said there were no flames. Firemen cut two holes In the ceiling near the front door to get to the wiring. wmm sALii f % ALUMINUM STORM \gM gfe. WINDOWS E Wg) Eliminate Twice A Year Wg$$$gg$ffi_ i > Change Over ^gff ^ j8 *C : Coll for Free Estimat e _____]\ _ VJ_\_& Today . . v a»»» LOCAL SALES OFFICE GR 5 -7200 410 West Main St. Patchogue •4TED PILGER of the PILGER AGENCY of 218 Modfo rd j^ < »t Av9., in Patchogue , is shown handing o claiffl chee k for J J , Ilrecent loss to AL KING , Partner in The - Norman King & \ jt iTSon Furniture & Upholstery Business , located on Rt. 312 ^ Jin Patchogue, ANOTHER SATISFIED CUSTOMER, ' J T^^^-^ JfL> 4l- -J|p. -^4^^-^ 4 LJf ' ^^>^^>?
