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Blue Point v _». Geo-ee Denting, EM 3—6.179 Miss Patricia Bumstead , daughter of Mr, and Mra. Harvey Bumstead of 200 Blue Point Avenue , celebrated her thirteen- th birthday with a luncheon party, Saturday. Her guests were Miss- es Diane Richter , Loretta Wenk and Patricia vonKaentzel of Blue Point and Patricia Fabiani of Bayport. Mrs* Alfred Swezey of Park Avenue entertained the following members of the Sit and Sew Club at her home January 13 , Mes- dames Leon Swezey, William Stevens , Milto n Bevis , Howard Shene and George Densing, Peter John Miller , infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller of Port Chester, was christened in P^rt Chester January 10. Mr. •nd Mrs. Miller entertained at home after the ceremony for family and friends and also for the third birthda y of their other son , David , whose birthday was January 5 , The children are the grandsons of Mr. and Mrs John Miller of Corey Avenue , who were unable to attend because of the bad weather. Lisa DiMatteo , six-month-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John EHMetteo of Richmo nd Hill , ls spending two week s with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morris and family while her parents are enjoying a vacation in Florida. Mrs, Di- Matteo ls the former Miss Bev- erly Falk and she and her hus- band were dinner guest s of the Rev. and Mrs. I. A . Falk Sunday. For the fines t in self-service meats try Shand _ Food Market in Bayport. Good Parking — Quick Service. —Adv. Misses Cathy Cluman and Bar- bara Week s of Cadette Girl Scout Troop 91 were guests of the Say- pott Cadette s at a meeting at the • junior High School January 12. There was e guest speaker from the League of Women Voters who spoke to the girl a in regard to the government badge which they are working on as 8 part of the Active Citizens Challenge. Junior Girl Scout Troop 59 of which Mrs. Harvey Bumstead and Mrs. John Bauer are leaders , are working on their cooking badge. The troop Is divided into three groups of five girl s who met Saturday at the home of Mrs Bumstead , Mrs . Edna Rosavitch and Mrs. Raymond Cuo mo. They * prepared and ate their lunch , cleaned up after and then baked cakes . An executive meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association was held January 12 at the home of Mrs. Marvin Roecklein , of Maple &reet. Those attending were E_ane Hawkins and Mesdames Walter Pulley, John Bauer , Thomas Dillon , Harry Gray, My- 3 . ro_ . Hafer and ^rlhur Griesham- mer. In BLl'E POINT. The Lon» IiUnd Advance is on ule at Nickelsen ' a Sta- tioner}, Ruth' s Stationer,. Muriel' s Delica<e-ien and Ross ' Dtlieatnstn — Adr. The next meeting of the PTA will he Fe_r _!_rv 5 at 7...0 D.m. when they will present \AnEven- ing with Bill Bonyun \ . Mr. Bon- yun combine s the -best of Hoot enanny, Calypso and Folk music plus a magic ingredient all his own. Tickets may be purchased before school every day during the week of February 1-5 in the school cafeteria or may be pur- chased at the door. Children will not be admitted unless ac- companied by an adult. Refresh- ments will be sold during the In- termission. A meeting of the local Demo- cratic Club was held January 13 at the Blue Point Fire House with 30 members attending, Frank Mooney of Ronkonkoma was the guest speaker and he spoke on the \Injustice of the Proposed Drive-in Theatre on the Sunrise Highway \ . Mrs. Hugh Logan and Mrp. John Foley were hostesses for the refresh- ments served. It was also an- nounced that a cockta il party is being given for Councilman John Foley at the Wagon Wheel Rest- aurant In Port Jefferson January 31 and tickets may be obtained from any member of the club. The 4-H Club business meet- ing was held at the Blue Point School January 8 . The club di- vided the girl s into three groups for the sewing project, Evelyn Montenez , Kathy Dowllng, Donna Rawold , and Spring Allsero de- monstrated how to msk e biscuits. Refreshments were served. On January 12 Mesdames Angelo Orlando , Anthony Cardamo ne , Nicholas Allsero , and George Staudt went to Riverhead to the 4-H Headquarters to learn how to present the sewing projects to the girls, Mrs. Orlando , Mrs. Cardamone and Mrs. Allsero will be ln charge of one group of girls. A meeting of the Ladies Aux- iliary of the Blue Point Fire De- partment was held last Thurs- day night et the firehouse with Mrs. Frank Rossiter , president , presiding, Mrs. Milton Bevis , chairma n of the annual dinner and dance , reported that all ar- rangements were completed , for the affair to be held at the Med- ford Brau Haus Saturday night . aie and Mrs. George Densing had met at the ho me of Mrs. Rossiter that afternoon and made the table favors. There was also a request from the fire depart- ment for some of the ladies to assist them in preparing end serving a buffet supper for the Suffolk Cou nty Chiefs Council meeting to be held tonight at the firehouse. Following the meet- ing refreshments were served by Mrs. Richard Riehard , Mrs. Joseph Brown , and Mrs, Richard Berg. The dinner and dance , which was to be held Saturday night but postponed because of the snow , will be held at 8 p.m. this Saturday. Final arrangements were made at a meeting January 6 by the committee of Cub Scout Pack 49 who is sponsoring a movie show- ing \Tonka \ and cartoons at the school auditoriu m at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow and at 2 p.m. Satur- day. The admission is payable at the door. The monthly pack night meeting has been postpon- ed until January 29 at 7:30 p.m. Van ©uords Hold Prill at OH Terminal Members of Patchogue ' s Van Guard Hose Co. recently conducted an Inspection and drill at die Patch- ogue Oil Terminal. Following the exercise , the vamps commended the terminal management on the \ general housekeeping \ and other precautionary measures that have been adopted at the river front enterprise. Terminal manager Ellas Eliassen , left , Van Guard Capt. James Leon, Sr., center, and Battalion Chief Edward Yost inspect foam supply, which would be used in case of emergency and until regular supply is delivered from Fire Headquarters. SELDEN EIRE DEPT. NEWS By Pat Kell y With all the snow we have had lately, Selden vamps are glad that there has not been too many alarms during the pest weok, There was a silent alarm from Hawkins Path January 11 , and January 12 an automobile fire at Jericho Turnpike and Hand- some Avenue end also a Fire Police meeting in the evening. Company 2 met January 13 , wlth eight men ln attendance and Capt. Jim Tierney In charge. There was a false alarm on Days Ave- nue January 15 , a house fire on Holiday Park Drive January 16 , and the week wound up as usual with a Sunday drill. The ambulance answered the followin g calls: January 11 , Cath- erine Drive to Smithtown Gen- eral; January 12 , Jefferson Street , Centereach , to Mather Memorial; January 13 , Route 25 and Bicycle Path to Se Charles ; January 14 , Capri Road to Smith- town General; and January 16 , Adirondack Drive to Brookhaven. The Ladle s Auxiliary met Jan- uary 12 with 17 ladies present and Vice President Barbara Nor- en in charge of the meeting. Regular business was trasnacted and two new applications for membership were accepted and voted upon, Selden vamps have taken over the bottom floor of the new fire- house wish all trucks now being housed ln the truck room. The ambulance has been moved fiom Its temporary location on Abinet Court and is now located ln the firehouse. All radio facilities have been moved into the radio room of the firehouse and ev- eryone is eagerly awaiting com- pletion of the upstairs , which include s the meeting room. It is a beautiful building and one that Selden residents can point to with pride. % \The Bonk where Thousands of Thriffy Peop le have savedI M.lliom i _ . ., , . „ , . since 1896' savings account of Union Savings/ .f con seem $£sA Ilka heaven-sent money tome day . . And W& BI__ .lBAB .fi besides, it earns the highest bank rate on tf&\ *7^ B I_ __l balances of $5 00 or more from day of deposit . \EJ§_\ wlvlwl -i > ^^ ^ * > \j5a OF PATCHOGUE t N. Y. ^T ^ ^ S _ lk Comer So Ocean A.e ond Cnurcn St / H.OW_ PfM]|y !DErS \ \ PEN Y0 \ R SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW g \ M«_w»l (M %*_ aMfh*. p«_*A u. $40 000 ..war **d 3 \ .rati ettemftt . «rajiai.U / 5 B 1 £m\ IH_« 1 1° Iffi? S ?f I Th * U \\ >n ia * tr> 9* Bonk 62 ** Oi. -ft Ava f» _Ur., C -. 1 J .___ _*<- ba'o«• \ fit. tt _____ __i^ e |nd vwJo. I Atcow » it. mp _ A HI \ 111©* *P @_ _f! i SSB ! '\»' *«-\' ¦\' - __, w -^^ -„ w __ , m __ , „ r _ , „, Ac.o„ -. „ t h >v _r __ _____ fl iLv fiafif B a w_P __ > i P \ N ' NAMi H1,E ^V ^ \ I ni . ' . \Al! _ o I. ^ ^_ ^^^ ^^ {nclo.. w >>. (Wtk n mOT . o ? O J f -l «¦ «o. Seton HaH' s Top Orator AL Contest Semi-Finalist REJOICING with Gregory Schmidt of Seton Hall High School , Patchogue , who is a slml-finallst winner in the American Legion Oratory contest , Is Sister Peter Claver , Seton ' s principal Having taken f irst place trophy in the American Legion Oratory Contest quarte r finals at East Islip High School , Gregory Schmidt , class of 1965 , Seton Hall , competed in the semi-finals of the contest Monday at Linden- hurst High Schoo. . Contestants from West Islip and Lindenhurst competed ln the contest with Gregory, but Seton ' s senior came out on top. Now semi-finalist dinner , he will again compete In the Suffolk County American Legion finals at St. Joseph' s Academ> , Brent - wood , Monday at 9 a.m. Winning is not new for Gregory. He already has to his c redit sev- eral trophies for both debate and declamation as well as a degree of distinction In the National For- ensic League He is the son of Mr. and Mrs - John J. Schmidt of 113 Hoyt L ane , Port Jefferson . By Peat Commend»r Tony Roy On January 8 , Post 269 of Patchogue was host to the Suf- folk County American Legion Organization for its monthly meeting. Our county commlttemen were all present at this meeting, and the subject was about the pur- chasing of the banner , \One Na- tion Under God\ , to be flown beneath the American Flag on the Nation ' s flag poles. Subjects of Boys State , child welfare and book covers were also discussed. On January 11 , our post held its first meeting of the month at our post hall , and we spoke also about the banner to be flown under the American Flag at our post. We also spoke about the book covers to be distributed to the school s In Greater Pat- chogue. Past Commander Tony Roy made the distribution to these s chools. These book covers went to the fifth and sixth grade of all these grades , River Avenue , Bay Avenue , Medord Avenue , Barton Avenue , and Tremont. The wording on these covers reads as follows: \A cardinal principle of the American Legion is for God and Country. Please fly your flag on all legal hol- idays . \ Sick call: Eugene Lettleri , past vice commander , Is now back hom e at 2 Elm Street. Please send him a card or go and see him. It will be a great help toward his recovery. The officers and members of your post join me in wishing you a speedy recovery. Lesion Jottings Nat. YMCA Wfc. Opens Sunday kidney Fisher , chairman of the board of managers of the Brookhaven Town YMCA , an- nounces thatSunday to January 31 is National YMCA week. The Brookhaven Town YMCA is planning a number of special events during this period , to be followed by a big member- ship drive during next month. Area churches will be coop- erating with the \Y\ by dis- tributing pampnlets on _MCA Sunday. Hebrew Atad. PTA Se ts Square Dasi€§ Mrs. Philip Rimland , president of the Pa re nt-Teacher .sso c t- atio n of the Hebrew Academy of Suffolk County announces that Its annual square dance wil l be held January 30 , at Temple Beth El , 45 Oak Street , Pa'chogue. Lou Flego will be the caller. Refreshments will be served. Proceeds will go to the schol- arship fund of the Hebrew Acad- emy of Suffolk Count . ' , the oni . Hebrew day school in Suffolk. For further Information and reservations , call Mrs. AI Mlzrahi , chairman , at GR 5-5454. First Lieut. Jack Barry, left , and Captain Leon pour powder foam Into foam hopper generator , in which the foam is mixed with water. • WORLD TRAVELS' PATCHOGUE - The second business meeting of the Woman ' s Club of Patchogue will be held at 8 p.m. January 27 , at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Railroad Avenue ^ Patchogue , with the club pre s ident , Mrs. William Fadeley, presiding. After the business part of the meeting, a program of \World Travels \ has been a rranged by Mrs . Franklyn Overton , program chairman. Slides will be shown by two of the club members , Mrs. William Knapp and Mrs. John Sears , on their world travels , In- c luding Spam aqd Portugal. Hostesses for the evening will be: Mrs . Florence Elliot , chair- man , Miss Hazell Adams , Mrs. John Chester and Mrs. Helen Lodl. The next meeting, February 24 will be a Mother and Daughter Social with a Wig Demonstration. The hostess chairman for that tjvening will be Mrs. Jack Luch- singer. B.P. W . MEETING BLUE POINT -The Patchogue Business and Professional Wom- en will meet Tuesday at the Suffolk County Republican Club- house , Blue Point. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m., followed by a talk on various aspects of air travel. A hostess from the Scandinavian Airlines will be the guest speaker on this \Travel Night \ . She will bring with her clothe s and accessorie s for several occasions as well as airplane luggage and will dem- onstrate ways of packing a bag for a trip. This very Informa- tive program is being arranged through the courtesy of the Say- ville Trave l A gency. Mrs. Dorothy Uhorchak' of Be- I hernia , Is chairman for \Travel .Night \ . REPUBLICAN CLUB PATCHOGUE - The monthly meeting of the Frank E. Ran- some Republican Club was held January 14 at the Greene Avenue Clubhouse , North Patchogue. The Ways and Means com- mittee gave Its recommendations for the coming year. The enter- tainment committee are com- pleting plans for the dinner in- stallation dance to be held ln May at the Blue Point Headquarters. Tickets will be available shortly. Plans are being formulated for the Committeemen of Districts 74 and 41 to be at the clubhouse for consultation frcm 7 to 8 A p.m., the second Thursaa> ol each month for the convenience of the people in the districts . * * « BMH SPRIGS EAST PATCHOGU E ~ The Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Sprigs will hold a business meet- ing at 1:30 p m Tuesday at the hospital. Hostesses for the day will be Mesdames Dudley Merrill , Paul Bassett , Ray Thomas and Charles Butler , Jr. The chairman , Mrs. Kathleen McGovem , at the November meeting was pleased to announce that a total of $26 , 000 has been presented to the hospital for its linen fund since the Sprigs was organized in 1957. The names of Mrs. Joseph Sie- boldt of Patchogu e and Mrs. Fred Alters of Blue Point were pre- sented to the group as new active members. SC REAL ESTATE BOARD SM ITHTOWN - The Suffolk County Real Estate Board will hold its Uth anniversary dinner- dance and installation of officers at the Villa Pace Restaurant , Smithtown , February 6. There will be a cociktail hour from 7 to 8 p.m. , followed by dinner- dancing . Tickets are available by calling JJJ 1-5136. Honored guests for the evening will In- clude Judge Jack Stanlslaw and. the Rev. Fred B. Vreeland. The following officers will be installed: John J, Garrison , Jr., president ; Cameron C. Cook , first vice-president; John Sch- m idt , second vice-president ; Lor- enzo D. Bement , secretary; George F. Larkins , treasurer, Frank E. Herma, 11 , chairman of the board; Bernard L. Burton , counsel to board. OREGON AVENUE PTA MEDFORD- The Oregon Ave - nue Junior High School Parent- Teacher Association will hold a meeting in the cafetorium Jan- uary 27 at 8:15 p.m. The theme of the program will be \Seminar—The Junior High School—Oregon Avenue Junior High School\ , and the guest speaker will be Forrest Mc- Mullen , administrative assist- ant-secondary instruction. Dr. Thomas F. Looby, Superintendent of Schools , wi^l also be present. The focus ' of the discussion will be on the role of the junior high school as it is today and what the prospects are for the future. The discussion will also cover the relationship of the junior high school to the high school and the elementary schools. Refreshments will be served. CORAM PTA * CORAM- The Coram Parent- Teacher Aas-Kinrion villi meet i ln the all-purpose , room of the school at 8 p.m. Monday. A physical education demonstration has been planned. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. » » * ROBERT LEHNING SPEAKER PATCHOGUE-The South Ocean Avenue Junior High School Par- ent-Teacher Association will have Robert Lehnlng, chairman of the Mathematics Department , Patchogue Schools , who will dis- cuss the mathematics program , \Emphasis on Modern Math , \ at Its meeting at 8 p.m. Jan- uary 27 , following a covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. \Bring a Book Week\ for ship- ment to the Appalachian Schools will be held January 25 to 29. ARC TO MEET PATCHOGU E - The next meet- ing of the Southern Brookhaven Auxiliary of the Association for Retarded Children will be held January 27 at 8:30 p.m., at the Four Sisters Community Center , 96 South Ocean Avenue , Pat- chogue . The program will In- c lude the following topics: Pre - sident ' s pane l report) Education and Rehabilitation , presented by Mrs. Dorothy Jordan , and Suffolk County Workshop Program-A. R. C. special committee report. Re- freshments will be served. INSTALL OFFICERS MEDFOR D - The Medford Democratic Club will hold Its annual Installation meeting Sat- urday at 8:30 p.m., at the club- house on Long Island Avenue , Medford. Among thos e present will be H. Lee Dennison , Suffolk County Ex- ecutive , Lawrence Delaney, Suf- folk County Democratic Chair- man; Dominic J. Baranello , Brookhaven Town Democratic Chairman and John Foley, Brook- haven Town Democratic Council- man. Dominic J. Baranello will be the Installing officer. The newly elected officers to be installed are: Charle s S. Hamm.Sr., president , John Pfalzgraf , vice president; Ed. Kiernan , treas- urer; Stella Kiernan , financial secretary, Dorothy Logue , re- cording secretary; William Geiger , sergeant-at-arms, Con- nie Lambert , Joe Moleta and Dick Cast , trustees. The Board of Education of Mid- del Country School District #11 has announced the departure from the regular meeting dates for th© months of January and February. 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A covered-dish supper will be held at 7 p.m. February 16 for the parents of the Wood Road School PTA at the school in Centereach , according to Mrs. Margaret Pearsall , supper chairman . Res- ervations may be made by tele- phoning Mrs, Pearsall at JU 8- 1210. No charg e will be required of the PTA parents. This will be the first covered-dish supperthat the Wood Road School PTA has held. Mrs. Martha Callahan is the president of the PTA . C'REACH PTA
