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Rowland Now < hat the huntinj *; season i*^ fast approacnin . u ' . thi^ is an excel- lent time U) uiacuss the Brookhaven Town Kille Ranu*e which has right- fully been called the best rifle lun^e east oi' the Rocky Moun- tains. \\ hen the present administration Look over the rif e ran^e there were in, exi >j n<; - sanitary conditions; no hi' liN or telephone. Now , with the coi r etion of l ' oiep*oin-j , * items in ad- dition , a new huiklinsr is being er- LI ted which will shortl y be finished. In the meantime , our riile range has now been approved by th>- Nat- ional Rifle Association. It is currentl y used by the Suf- f Ik County Police , for training purposes exclusively. Located off Southaven Avenue in Medford , there is a ranue master present daily, seven days a week. His is a multip le capacity; one of <¦ ? the more important fonctions being- that of teaching safety and precau- tionary measures. Now is the time for the hunters who follow my column to go over there ; sight your rifles , get your i guns into shape and start practic- ing!! (for those of you who mig ht need it.) The cost invoVed is minimal. Town residents : $2 per season - our out-of-town visitors , $2 per day. To use the old hackneyed p hrase in its truest sense : \This IS a sportsman ' s paradise '' ...Skeet sho- oting, archery, pistol as well as rifle range activities are availab' e. Come over and visit it and see for yourself. Everyone is welcome. The nip is in the air , and the old urge is there. The North Patchogue Youth At- hletic Club has formed a rifle team of its own. How about you readers ? . If you are interested , contact me foi further details. Since it is now • pi otected , it is usable all year round - fair weather or foul! Yaphank Items of Interest Mrs. John Mize , YAphank 4-3520 FIRE DEPARTMENT October 13 saw* the ending of Fire Prevention Week and ' Yap- hank had one brush fire which was quickly brought under con- trol. The fire took place on Bell- port Road. Chief Herbert Davis asl*- *? that motorists in cars be par- ticularly careful not to throw lighted cigarettes from their car windows. Chief Davis and Assis- tant Chief Stanley Kazel attended the Brookhaven Town Fire Chiefs Council meeting held in Middle Is- land. The third grade class of the Main Street School and the kin- dergarten class of the Charles E. Walters School visited the Yap- hank Firehouse last week and this week the second grade class from the Mlain Street School will visit the firehouse. Fire Prevention and Fall Out reading material has been p laced in the Yaphank Post Office on Main Street and anyone interested may get the material from the post office. Saturday night the Big Mas- querade Dance will take place at the firehouse. Costume s are the order for the evening. Prizes will be awarded for the most novel idea. Music , starting at 9 p. m., will be under the direction of Frankie Seven and played by the \Chordsman. \ This is the second appearance of the Chordsmen at \ i ap hank. Their fh*st appearance here was a great success. Wednesday nig ht the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Yaphank Fire Department he 1 d their yearlv \Ladies Night Out\ dinner. The group enjoyed dinner at Bronco Charlies Log Cabin Restau rant in Oakdale. The following mem- bers attended : Mesdames Gerard Towey, Art Frietag. John Behn , Edgar Adams, Don Zaharatos . Er- nest Terlizzi , John Davis , Frank Sheridan , Bruno Bobinski , Herbert Davis. John Mize , Henry Fries , Werner Klein , William Sheridan. Stanley Kazel , Edgar Allen , Kurt Wilde , Walter Gordon , Frank Marchinowski , LeRoy Sp illett , Jr., Ed Adams and Doug Davis. Dur- ing the evening a corsage was presented to Mrs. John Behn who is the treasurer of the auxil- iary. Mrs . Behn celebrated her birthday Wednesday. * * * Friday afternoon an open house was sponsored by the Red Cross and Civil Defense at the Firematic Training Center in Yaphank. Guests attending the affair from Yaphank were Mrs. Arthur Davis and Mrs. John Mize. Mrs. Pauline Mianowski of Long Island Avenue attended the wedding and recep tion of her granddaughter , Miss Audrey Ann Mikuli , of Newark , N. J., to John Costa of Newark , Saturday. There will be no school this Friday as their will be a Teachers ' conference. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. A surprise thirty-fifth wedding anniversary party was held re- cently in honor oi Mr. and Mr. - . Salvatore Con-iuolo of College Point at Roe. clu>\ Taveni in Col- lege Point. Guests f* .>m \ ap hank attending the a 'fur were Mi. ami Mrs. LeRoy Spillett . Sr.. of Middh- Island Road, Mr. - and Mrs . John Spillett of Shannon Boulevard , Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy S pilktt , Jr.. of Gerard Road. Mr. and Mrs . Pet* Bruccher of Patchogue Road wkn daughter , Janice ; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raynor of Alastic. Last weekend three board mem- bers of the Middle Island Central School District 12 partici pated in a conference for boaid member- , at Haniman Henry Nen- .s , Arthur Wrigh t and Donald Finger met with 40 other school board mem- bers from Huntington. Bronxville , Scarsdale and the metiopolitan area. The confer- nee was spon- sored by the Metropolitan School Study council and the general pur- pose of the meeting was \How to Become \ - More EffecMve Board Members. \ The Episcopal Church Women of St. And lew ' s Church , Main Street , are sponsoring a rummage sale from 11 a. in. to ' ¦) p. m. October 21 in the new pari. -h hall. If anyone is interested in do- nating articles for this sale there will be someone at the church from 10 a. m. Friday to accept these items. The new parish hou^e of Si. Andrew ' s Churc h is available for any communit y project and group who wish to avail themse ' ves of the use of the hall. The hall was built with this purpose in mind to better serve the community as a whole as well as the parlshoners. A public hearing on the Wet- lands project will be held - -t the Board of Supervi-or- ' meefim; Oc- tober 2' ,) at L2 noon at the Countv Center , Rherheud. A 11 resi- de nts are urged to ati\iid and voice their (/p inions to » ' -il vM - with the resident- , of the othei area- involved. The pmpo-ed park plan will be dKruxs i 'd. Robert N\* , \o ll is '-n'Midine two weeks visiting his son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Henry N iib s of Main Street. Mr. Newell is a resident of Corona. CHURCH NEWS St. Andrew ' s Ep iscopal Church of Main Street will have Holy Communion and sermon at 9:30 a. m. and Church School at 10:30 a. m. Sunday. The Rev. Richard W. Gray is officiating Morning worship service will be held at i):30 a. m. Sunday at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church , Middle Island Road, and Sunday School will be at JI a. m. The Rev. Fiederick W. Abel will officiate. Presbyterian Church , Mai n S reel , will have morning worship . -ervice at 11 a. m. and Sunday School will be held at !):30 a. m. Sunday, the Rev. Richard E. Ploth official ini'- . Long Island Fund 'Ahead' of Schedule Moving toward the announced goal of $1 , 250 , 000 , Long Island Fund volunteer chairmen in eight divisions of the industry, labor and commerce campaign to aid Nassau and Suffolk health , wel- fare and voluntary hosp itals this week reported $887 , 235. This sum represents Ti) per cent of the goal and puts the campaign ahead of schedule. Business will probably keep right on being good for those who are aggressive , give good values , good services and advertise in The Advance. — Adv BLUE POINT NEWS ITEMS Mrs. Gcortte Dens ' iur. EMeraon 3-S279 GIRL SCOUTS & MARINERS Mrs . William P. O. Clarke ' s Girl Scout .Mariner troop went on a boat ti i p Sunday to work on t h e i r requirement s . Attending weie Josett' * Mondanaro , Cathy Schmidt. Laura Consentino , El- eanor Maklos and a guest. Mary LePre. Mrs. Clarke has been named ehvrinan of the Round-up Fair . which will be held in May. and leaders from the South Suffolk ( oil Scout Council will meet once a month at her home to make p lan- for this affair, the first meetini *: scheduled for yesterday. All leaders and adults interested in Girl Scocting for Neighborhood I are requested to be present at a meeting to be held 8 p. m. () , t ober 25 in the Bayport fire- house. The Girl Scout troops in I.hie Point are still not all organ- ized , some still without leaders. Mrs. Clarke has volunteered to be leader again of the sixth grade gir!> if one or two of the mothers wil l offer to assist her. CUB PACK 49 A committee meeting for Cub- scout Pack 4H was held October 10 at the home of M' r. and Mrs. Gt raid Staugaitis. Plans were dis- cussed for the coming \Country Store Fair . \ their biggest annual fair, to be held sometime in De- cember. James Mu-lie. an, retiring after three years as the pack' s secretary was t h a n k e d for faithful service during this time. Ral p h Hafemeister has rep laced Mr. Mulligan. Final plans were made for the pack ni g ht which will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the audi- torium of the Blue Point School (each cub scout must be accompa- nied by one or both parents). A Halloween parade and games will follow the meeting. A Cub Scout activity for October 28 was discus- sed , to he announced to the boys on pack night. Those who attended the commit- tee meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bumstead . James Mulli- gan , Alfred Zebrowski. Jerome Travers , Mrs . Jack Considine and a new member. William Webster. EXPLORER PARENTS NIGHT The fiist annual Parents Night of Explorer Post 49. Suffolk County Council. Boy Scouts of America, was held in the gymnas- ium of the Blue Point Elementary School October 11. In attendance were the parents of each Exp lorer, member of the Blue Point Fire Department, who sponsor the post, member- of the Po>t 4!> Committee and members of Bov Scout Troop 4!» . The program consisted of a charter presentation , an admission ceremony, films and refreshments. The charter was presented by Francis P. McCoy, local district executive representing the Suffolk County Council. Bov Scout - , of America , to Joseph Dudek. Insti- tutional representative, represen- ting the Blue Point Fire Depart- ment. Following the charter presenta- tion , the members of Post 100 of Sayville conducted the first Ad- mission Ceremony of Post 49 of- ficially admitting Explorers of the post into the exploring program. Partici pating were Thomas Hines. 7-residont ; Kenneth Tucker , vice pre sident: and David Stang, Paul Mottl , Robert Mottl and Donald Mottl all of Post 100. and Michael Curtis, president; Thomas Oekers , vice president; Lawrence Strick- land, secretary ; Robert Stege- iiiann. treas-irer; John Hooker and Richard Fedelem. cabinet repre- sentatives; Joseph Vernon, quar- termaster and Bi*uce Reynolds , Jeffrey Sheffield . George Tvelia. Gregoiy Collins . Edward Tobin , Melvin Page. Paul Dudek. Philip Consentino and Gerald Strickland. Andrew Solano and Leonard Min- zer . associate advisors, and Hugh Wedegis. advisor, all of Post 49. The film. \This is Exploring, \ supplied by the National Council . PSA and two films , taken of the Exp lorers during different activi- ties , were then shown. At the close of the meeting, re- freshments were served. YAPHANK CAMPOREE The Boy Scouts of Troop 49 and Explorers of Post 49 of Blue Point were part of the 400 boys from 24 troops who attended the Camp- oree at Yaphank over the weekend. From Troop 49 , the attending scouts were David and Alan San- ders , Terry Springhorn . Donald Foy. David Gregory , Alex Schaap Fred Lang. Howard Gregory. Wil- liam Mauck , James Mulli gan , Ed- wai*d Rosavitch , Steven Staugaitis George McLaughlin Michael Stahl. Richard Hambley and Wil- liam Fegyverosi and they were ac- companied by George Tvelia. scoutmaster , and Richard Mauck. Attending from Post 49 were Melvin Page , Fred Spinelli , John Hooker , Lawrence Strickland. Gre- gory Collins , Paul Dudek , Robert Stegemann. Philip Consentino and Hugh Wedegis. advisor, and An- drew Solano, associate advisor. DEMOCRATIC CLUB Mrs . Alice Bealey of Center- reach , president of the Brookhaven Town Democratic Women ' s Lea- gue , was the guest speaker at the monthl y meeting of the Blue Point Democratic Club held October 11 at the Blue Point Firehouse. Mrs. Bealey ' s topic was , \Everybody ' s Job in a Campai gn. \ Mrs. Kay Fornataro presided at the meeting. All members present signed up for various committees to get peop le to the polls on Election day, No- vemberT. Refreshments were ser- ved at the close of the meeting. GOLDEN AGE CLUB The Golden Age Club held theii annua l card party October 10 at the Blue Point Firehouse with Mrs. Mary Brauner as chairman. There were many beautiful prizes donated by merchants and neigh- bors. Special awords were giver to Michael Nobile , August L. Fran- cois and Mrs. Maud Martell , all of Patchogue. Other awards were gi- ven to Mrs. Mable Stoll , Edward Barsamian and Mrs. Edith Jone? of Bayport ; Mrs. Viola Clough and Fred Waldbauer of Blue Point , and Mesdames Michael Nobile , Rose Oldham , M. Stiriz , Mary Brauner , Marie ~Coffer , Christine ^llattrick .and Marie Smith and also S. Cohen and H. Gill , all of Pat- chogue. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held S p. m. Tuesday at the firehouse , at which time installation of offi- cers wi 11 be held. REPUBLICAN CLUB The regular meeting of the Blue Point Republican Club was held October 11 at the Republican Club headquarters on Atlantic Avenue with a full program oi chj b and party matters presented. Fred Lang, general sales manager of Mobilization of Republican En- terprise , a Republican progra m , told the group about the workings of this new party program and outlined the aims and purposes of MORE. Justice Larsen spoke at length on the Republican Party program for Brookhaven and described each of the candidates on a slate headed by Charles R. Dominy. candidate for supervisor of Brookhaven Town. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. There will be a special meeting October 25 to consider up dating the constitution. A dinner will pre- cede the regular meeting on No- vember 8. -I ; -» >l Richard Wey hrauch , a student at New York University, spent the weekend at home with his family, Mr. and Mrs. William Weyhauch and son . Alan and Mrs. Fredia Boy d of Arthur Avenue. Mrs. Charles Simpson and Miss Frances Mead of Wantagh spent last Thursday visiting at the Wey- hrauch home on Arthur Avenue. The monthl y meeting and elec- tion of officers of the Ladies ' Aux- iliary of the Blue Point Fire De- partment will be held at 8 p. m. tonight at the fire house, with Mrs. Richard Barthelme , presi- dent , presiding. For the finest in self-service meats try Shand' s Food Market in Bayport. Good parking—quick service. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Fi'ederick Slater and daughter Judy, of Madison Street spent October G , 7, and 8 in Albany, where Mr. Slater at- tended a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Association of Fire Districts of the State of New York , of which he is a member. On October 10 and 11 Mr. Slater was again in Albany to attend a meeting of the Association of Towns on the subject of new laws in regard to fire districts. Diana Nastasi . daughter of Mr. i*nd Mrs. Dominic Nastasi of 25 Fd wards Lane , celebrated her sixth birthday with a party Sat- in day afternoon. The table and room decorations were in light blue and white and a light blue birthday cake was the centerp iece for the ' table. Diana ' s guests were Carol Seileppi , James Avino and James Densing. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bevis and sons , Milton , Drew , Lawrence and Jeffrey, returned home Friday from Vero Beach , Fla., where they had gone for the funeral of Mr. Bevis ' mother. On their return home they visited in Mary land with Mrs. Bevis ' brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. David Metzger. and family. Mrs. Howard Shene of Nelson Court entertained the Sit and Sew Club at her home October 11. Those who attended were Mes- dames Leon Swezey, William Rit- chie . George Pope , Frieda Boyd and George Densing. Anthony Mondanaro , son of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Mondanaro of 17 Oakwood Avenue , returned on Sunday to New Paltz Teachers College after spending the week- end at home with his parents , bro- thers and sisters. PENNY PELCO SAYS: For your protection leave a lig ht when you ' re away from home!—Adv. The first lesson on lampshades will be given from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. today by Mrs. Arno Bie- dermann at the meeting of the Blue Point unit of the Home Ex- tension Service at the Blue Point Firehouse. The second lesson will be given on October 26. New members are still welcome to join and information may be obtained by them bv calling Mrs. Michael DeSant at EMerson 3-6094 or by coming to any meeting. The an- nual Countrywide Extension Ser- vice meeting will be held from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. October 31 at the Town House in Huntington. \The Autobiograp h y of Eleanor Roosevelt. \ \Franny and Zooey, \ \ abominable Snowman \ , \Citizen Hearst , \ \New * York I Know. \ \Garfield Honor , \ \Spirit Lake \ and \House Without a Roof\ are among the new books received this month at the Blu e Point-Bayport Library. There were also many new educational books and many others for both adults and chil- dren, received this month. Mr. and Mrs. George Oddey of Bridgeport , Conn., were guests October 7 and 8 at the home of Mrs. Ethel Smith of Park Street. OUR LADY OF SNOW The Food and Cake sale , which is being sponsored by the Rosary- Altar Society of Our Lady of Snow R. C. Church , will be held from 10 a. m. to noon on Saturday in the church parking field. The women of the society are solici- ting the parish this week for food for the sale. Daily masses are held at 8 a. m. and Sunday masses are at 8 , 9 , 10 and 11 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. Baptisms are held at 2 p. m. on Sundays. Confessions are from 4:30 to 6 p m. and from 7:30 l o 9 p. m. Saturday. The Antone Guild meets from 1 to 3 p. m. Thursday. Religious instruction classes are as follows : Prayer class through third grade and including the First Communion class at 10 a m. Saturday; grades four , five and six of Blue Point and Bayport at 2 p. m., grades seven and eight at 2:30 p. m., and the high school group of Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine at 7 p. nx. all on Wednesday. The Rev. Thomas J. Bernnan is pastor and the Rev. Francis Nuss , assistant pastor. BAPTIST CHURCH.. At the morning worship service at the Blue Point Baptist Church , Bruce Lockerbie, a teacher at the Stony Brook School for Boys, was the guest preacher since the Rev. I. A. Falk was ill . The evening service Sunday, Laymen ' s day was in charge of Lewis Worrad , Sr., who conducted the hymn sing; William Weyhrauch , who led the responsive reading . Prayer was by Hiram , Darrow ; special music , by Henry Schwab and talks , by Mr. Schwab and Alexander MacLean. The Rev. Mr. Falk completed his teaching on Psalm: 92 , \The Palm Tree Christian , \ at last week' s meeting of the Young Peo- ple ' s Society, at which there were 20 in attendance. A Halloween party is being planned at the church for October 27 and on Monday the skating fellowship will be held at the Bay Shore Rol- ler Rink. The calendar for this week is as follows : Mi i dweek Bible Study and Prayer at 8 p. m. today ; Monthl y Fellowship supper in the churc h dining room, sponsored by the church board at 6:30 p. m. Friday. Sunday services include Bible School hour with a class for every age at 9:45 a. m., Morning Worship at 11 a. m. and Evening Service of sermion and song at 7:30 p. m. Young People ' s skating fellowship meet at the church at 7 p. m. Monday; Choir rehearsal , at 8 p. m. Tuesday and Release- time class , at 2 p. m. Wednesday All children are welcome to at- tend a series of meetings at 3 p. m. on October 24. 25 , 26 and 27 when \Aunt Betty, \ who is connected with the Children ' s Bi- ble Fellowship, will conduct pro- grams with puppets, songs and will be at 7:30 p. m. on October messages. , ...The., filosing program 27 when all parents are invited to come. Holbrook Mrs. Bryan St. Louis JU 8-5534 Miss Ilona Miller , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller , Jr., of Laurel Street , celebrated her fourteenth birthday Saturday when a group of her schoolmate s gave her a surprise party. The part y was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney in Lake Ron- konkoma. The guests pi'esent in- cluded Misses Penny Dutton , Theresa Vorgt , Karen Quinn , Ar- lene Wanner , Gisella Stanzick , Donna Varney, Emily Schoenfel- der and Linda Manalli. Also John L yons , James Bruno , John Merit , John Bilski , William Au th , Jef- frey Marino, Michael Quintava , Robert and Dennis Burns , Robert McDonald , Steven Vatikas , Danny Clark , Tony Galdorisi and Thom- as Russell. This year the members and officers of St. John ' s Lutheran Church are hop ing to hold their EMV program at group meetings in the homes of the members. Groups of about six or seven couples will meet together at a designated home on an appointed evening to discuss the program of the congregation and its needs. These will be called \ cottage meetings. \ If members would care to open their houses and serve as hosts or hostesses p lease g ive your name to the Rev . William Roser , Henry Baack , Paul Steidel or Frank Furthner. These meet- ings are to be held during the middle weeks of November. The new church library is open and books are available from 9:30 to 10:30 a. m. every Sunday. This is a project of the Mary-Martha Guild. Dr. and Mrs. Morris M. Weiss of Brooklyn entertained at their home on Coates Avenue last week- end , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weiss and daughters , Ellen and Laurie , Mr. and. Mrs. Eli Weiss and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Weiss , all of Brook- l yn. Guests of Mrs. Fred Siedentopf of Lincoln Avenue on Friday were Mrs. Benjamin Broere of Sayville and Mrs. John Dow of Central Islip. Miss Patti Wehenberg. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weh - renberg of Avenue E , who is a student at State University, Col- lege of Education at Cortland , is spending a few days this week at her home. Mrs. Henry F. Heine \ entertain- ed at her home on Coates Avenue on October 11 , Mesdames Frank Bieler , Bryan St. Louis , John C. Wehrenberg. Sr., Harold Lind- gren , Fred Siedentopf , Louis Van Hove , Albert Macciola and Mich- ael Autera. Also Mary Margaret and Rita Lindgren , Maria Mac- ciola and Marvlou Autera. Mrs. Florence Baack of Broad- way Avenue is confined to the Southside Hospital in Bay Shore , where she underwent surgery last week. On Columbus Day the \Sky Larks , \ a band sponsored by the Holbrook Volunteer Fire Depart- ment, Inc., marched in the Kni ghts of Columbus parade at Sheepshead Bay. The band is con- ducted by Paul Gormsen , and plans to have a Halloween party for its members at the firehouse. Guests of Mrs. Emil Butt gereit on Tuesday were Mr.and Mrs. Eugene Kop licki of New York City and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Koplicki , Jr., of Roosevelt , at her home on Berdie Avenue. On Saturday night Mr . and Mrs. Bryan St . Louis and Jack McGow- an attended the dinnei' -dance giv- en by the Centereach Lumber Softball Team for the team mem- bers at the White Horse Inn in Centei*each. The team , which is in the Central Suffolk Softball Lea- gue , came in third place , and Mr. McGowan was the leading batter with an average of .420. Mr . and Mrs. Charles Gerbin of Broadway Avenue entertained over the weeken d Mrs. Gerbin ' s sister , Miss Viola Schlessinger of New York City. Mrs. John Hansen had as her guests Thursday at her home on Lexington Avenue , her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Da- vid Hutchisen of Glendale ; Mrs. Charles Ott of Parkchester and Mr. and Mrs. John Bret of North - port. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moeller of Richmond Hill visited Mrs. Moeller ' s sister , Mrs. Louis Van Hov e of Lincoln Avenue over the weekend. On October 11 , Henry Kuhnle and his twin siste r , Miss Lena Kuhnle , of Lincoln Avenue cele- brated their birthdays. Present were Mrs. Fred Siedentopf , Mrs. John C. Wehrenberg, Sr ., Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wehrenberg and daughters , Lynn and Janet , and Miss Bertha Kuhnle. Miss Patti Wehrenberg cele- brated her twenty-first birthday Thursday with a surprise party at her home on Avenue E. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ott o A. Brau- ner , Mrs. Mary Brauner , Mrs. Bruce Saidler and Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Brauner , all of Patchogue; Mrs. Lionel Carbocci and Mrs. Alfred Weeks and son , Barry, of Sayville , Mrs. John C. Wehren- berg, Sr., and Mrs. Fred Sieden- tonf.
