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Yaphank Items of Interest Mrs. John Mi/.c . YApltnnk 4-3520 FIRE DEPARTMENT The monthly meetin g of the La- dies Auxiliary <> ! ' tbe Yaphank Fire Department was held at the Firehouse last Monday night. Nonmiat 'iig committee Tor the ele ction of officers to take p lace at next month' s meeting are .M rs. Carol Marchinowski. chairman and Mrs . Tillie Schmidt and Mrs. Nora Mize. Plans are being made for the annual dinner and installation ot officers to he In Id in December. Members on the refreshment com- mittee were Mesdames Mildred Dav s , ,h»an Sheridan and Carol Adam-; . GIRL SCOUTS During the next two weeks Girl Semite i rom Troop 75 will be bus- ily engaged in the campaign to laise lands for their group. The- girls will be selling calendars in the area. October 18 an investiture cere- mony was held during the troop meeting at which time Gloria Lin- ker , Denise Quigley and Terry Nananni were invested into Troop 75. On October 25 , Troop 75 held its meeting in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Eggert and plans were made for a hallo- ween party to be held the follow- ing week. The girls also had a cookout. Second class and several l equiremonts of the outdoor cook badge were covered. All members of the troop participated in th\ program. There are still several openings in Troop 75 for members. Anyone interested may contact Mrs. Eg- gert. Meeting time for the group is 7 ro 8:.SO p. m. Wednesday at St. Andrew ' s parish hali on Alain Troop !»:? meets from 7 to 0 p. m. Monday at the Presb yterian Church on Main Street. Mrs. Henry Halama is the Scout Leader and has as her assistant. Mrs . Ar- thur Wright. Committeewonien for the troop are Mesdames Hovvird Ralph. David Hettrick , Herbert La Sauce and Frederick Yandervoort . Monday night the girls will work on a baby layette i' or a needy family. This project was underta- ken b y the group to complete first class requirements and to achieve theii child care badge. The girls of Troop 93 participa- ted in a cookout October 20 at the home of Mrs. Halama. Second c lass and severa l requirements for the outdoor cook badge were cov- e red at tliis time. A service pro- je-ct for the patients of the Suffolk Home was undertaken b y the girls and they are working on this in their spare time. The troop consists of 10 girls at the present and a few more girls can he accepted into the troop. Any girls wishing to partici pate in this troop may contact Mrs. Halama. BOY SCOUTS Seventeen Scouts of Troop 79 partici pated in a weekend camp ing trip that took p lace at the Yap- hank Wilderness Camp. Saturday morning a group of boys hiked , comp lete with pack, to the camp IT nd were supervised b y Frank Thomas. The boys are completing requirements for the rank of ten- derfoot. Severa l of the hoys were workinu on requirements for Sec- end and First Class Rank. The entire group were supervised b y Scoutmaster Donald Gardnier , as- sistant Scoutmaster Robert Linker snd CimmiLeeman Wi'liam Helves . Professor and Mrs. Carl Kirsch- ner , formerly of Ridge , have pur- chased the Tuttl e residents on Shannon Boulevard. They have one con. Professor Kirschner is at- tached to the staff of the New Suffolk Count y Communit y Col- lege. A bab y shower was held Octo- ber 23 in the Presbvterian Church social hall for Mrs. Richard Ploth. wife of the pastor. The Deaconess of Yaphank was the hostess. Mrs. \Ar thur Englebach w.i . in charge of the deeoi ;it ions . A i.llgo life size stork hovered o\er a pink and buie bassinet overf lowing with gifts. Two cakes, fittingly decora- tc-d foi the occasion , were made b\ Mr- . William Yiohbnoii-U T and Mr - . Leslii Marchanl. Tho-e at- tendin g were Mesdame Giddeon W. Schaeffer of Brookhaven , Patrick Raimond. Ronald Busch. formerly of Yaphank , and now residing in St . James ; William Yiehhaeuser r.nd Yictor Yann.acone of Patch- ogue; Kurt Wilde. .John Spall , Leslie Marchant , Oscar Thomas , Louis Meritt , Henry Heiseiibuttl , Henry .1 . Meyer . Leroy Lewin Howard Ral ph , Ernest F' ruoss. Ar- thur Wright. Charles Theii. Meta Schaefe r . Frank M a p e s , Sr. . O'-orue Mapos , Andievv Rata , Paul Swain , Harold Hudson , Ann Brunn . Carl Theune , John Craig, Michael llololob . Misses Jeanette .Muller. Virginia Thomas , Joyce Raimond and .Susan llololob of Yaphank and Mrs. E. Bird of Lyn- brook. For vour Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAp hank 4-38 19. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Willi Xikolaiczyk have moved to Yaphank with the' ! two children. They formerly rosi- eed in Brentwood and then visited friends and n latives in Germany for a year and now live on Shan- non Boulevard . Other newcomers welcomed to the area are Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Winiber. The Wimbers have rented the Spall cottage on Main Street and Mr. Winiber is em- ployed at Brookhav en National Laboratory. Miss Laura Bigolow of Jamaica came to Yap hunk Saturday after- noon and brought Miss Elizabeth V. Denton and Miss Elorie Stein- berg, also of Jamaica, and Miss Marie Beach of Woodhaven to the Avov home. Doctor and Mrs. William R. Evans are renting the Duryea home on Lincoln Road. Doctor Evans is employed at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Miss Cathy Raimond of Middle Island Road enjoyed a weekend v acation from her studies at the State Universit y College of Edu- cation at Xew Paltz , visiting with her family. Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. John Mize and daughter. Pauline , visited Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Kahane of Lcvittown. Mr. and Mrs. John Densky of Mill Road have another son. Rich ard , born September 2S at Brook- haven Memorial Hospital. Richard weighed 5 pounds. 1 ounce and has a brother , Robert, age 2. Mr. and M rs. De nsk y are the proprietors of LakeYiew Inn. On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Airs. John Mize attended the Fall meeting of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association thai was held in M< dford. Mr. .Mize is president of the Nassau-Suffolk Chapter and Mrs. Mize is secre- tary of the Ladies ' Auxiliary . Rose Ann Krause . dressed as an Indian Maid won first prize for the best costume at the Halloween party held at LakeYiew Inn Sat- urday night . Mrs. Ruth Neuss attended a stork shower October 21 In Id in Reddington ' s of Woodside in honor of Mrs. James Bryden. CHURCH NEWS St. Andrew ' s Episcopal Church on Main Street will have Holy Communion and sermon at 9:30 a. m. Sunday, the Twenty-third Sunday after Triinity. Church School will begin at 10:30 a. m , the Rev. Richard Gray officiating. Holy Trinit y Lutheran Church of Middle Island Road will have Morning Worshi p service and Holy Communion at 9:30 a. m. Sunday and Sunday School will he at 11 a. m. The Rev. Frederick W. Abel will officiate. Yaphank Presbyterian Church on Main Street will have Morning Worship service at 11 a. m. and Sunday School will be held at 9:30 a. m., the Rev. Richard E. Ploth officiating. The Young Members of the Presbyterian Church and their uu° sts enjoyed a hay ride on a truck supplied by LeRoy Lewin. Mr. and Mrs. Lewin and the Rev. Mr. Ploth accompanied the group. Upon their return everyone was invited for refreshments ^ served at the manse. Members and guests that went on the ride were Char- les Brandau , Susan Hololob , Linda John. Joyce Raimond, Bob and Mike Trusnovec , Kare n Kramer , LeRoy Lewin , Jr., Kathleen Rai- mond. Edward Lewin , Carol Ja- cunski of Middle Island and Rich- ard Perry and Thomas McGrill from Miller Place. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT ^PiMiiiFiim^^^ cEr ^^^^^^^H^^Bfl^^^l^. j \It isn ' t so much what we say, | as what we do that counts. \ j I ELECT 1 | EDWIN A. ARNZEN J Town Clerk § | VOTE REPUBLICAN | i Home Rule Lowe r Taxes | p u P S P \ «l .,!li jlllillllllllij !!l!i!l!llll!llli^ Nassau-Suffolk Hosp ital Aides Hold Convention The fourth annual convention of the Nassau-Suffolk Council of Hos- p ital Auxiliaries will feature three workshops today for some 300 hospital volunteers at Huntington Town House. In this morning ' s session Dr. Bernard J. Pisani , St. Vincent' s Hospital , Xew York , will speak on .he subject , \Our Sick Morality, Its Effects on Needs , Trends and Issues in Medical Care. \ The afternoon workshops will in- clude one for the junior volunte- ers under the direction of Mrs. George Drake , Jr., of North Shore Hospital in additiion to several other group discussions led by hosp ital administrators and auxil- iary officials. The 16 member hospitals in the council will be represented at an- other workshop describing special fund raising projects carried out by their auxiliaries. Included among those attending the convention from this area are Madame Guiru , Mrs . Frank Cast- ellano , Mrs. Ruth Lawless , Mrs. Michael Felice , Mrs. Robert J. Robertaccio , Mrs. E. W. Denison , Mrs. Jacob Dranitz ' ee, Mrs. Ruth G. Enison , Mrs. Frank Embler , Mrs. Chester Albin and Mrs. Joseph Ricco , all of Patchogue. M r.s . J. Leroy Smith , Mrs. Char- les Smol , Mrs. Boyd Rockwell , Mrs. Rudol p h Gabrriel and Mrs. Wanda Seaman , East Patchogue; Mrs. Ed- ward'Loug hlin , Mrs. Carl Peterson , Mrs. Charles Loser , Mrs. Sidney L. Fisher and Mrs. Fred Richardson , of Bellport. Attending from the Moriches area are Mrs. Adol ph J. Stampfl , Mrs. August Stout , Mrs. John Clegg, Mrs. Mac Janis- , Mrs. Mar- vin Makrausky, Mrs. Alexander Esperti , Mrs. F. A. Zarcone , Mrs. Marie Holstein , Mrs. J. J. McDon- ald , Mrs. R. K. Palladino , Mrs. M. D. Avella . Mrs. Lydia Cardamone and Mrs. Mackey Paperilli. From Brookhaven , auxiliary members in attendance are Mrs. William Purves , Mrs. Willia m A. Strickland , Mrs. Thomas Sheppard , Mrs. Robert Seitz and Mrs. Char- les LePore. Water Installation Finished At State University Campus STONY BROOK—The Suffolk County Water Authorit y has com- pleted a new water insta lation to serve the State University cam- pus and ad jacent territory in the Stony Brook and Setauket area , ( hau-man Minuse announced today It is being p laced in service immed- iately. v The new facilities comprise a deep well of 750 gallons per minute capacity, a pumping station with associated equipment , and a storage tan);. Ine well and pumping sta- ti on have been constructed on a i . \ and one-ha ; f acre site adjacent to the campus. Sufficient land was - acquired to provide for two tutu re wells. The storage tank is of special desi gn to harmonize with the surrounding area , and has a capacity of 1 , 400 , 000 gallons. It has been erected on a near-b y two and one-half acre site . The cost ot these new facilities vvi'l total more than $300 , 000. A long-term contract between the Authority and State University has been executed which provides for water service to the new Uni- versit y branch which will open in September . 1962. An enrollment of 10 , 000 to 12 , 000 students is ex- pected within ten years. 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By George Horst ' We had three fires this past week and it proved quite a variety, one each of the following: house , car and woods. I am very happy to repeat that all were dispatched quickly and with the thoroughness that training gives to volunteer fi reni/en. At 8 p. m. tomorrow , we hold our monthly meeting. Sunday at 10 a. ni. we hold our first drill of November. j Only one fireman left on our disabled list — our chief , Jack Condon. Very shortly he too , ex- pects to be back in the full swing of things. Remember that the woods are now drying out as they do at this time of the year. Please be extra careful when you burn as a fire can get out of control very quick- ly. Our woodlands grow more im- portant each year and carelessness can cause irreparable damage to them. Now that our Fall \fire season \ has begun , let me remind you that when you see the flashing blue li ghts , it is your volunteer firemen on their way to an emergency, so please allow them, the right-of- way. No one knows where fire will strike and remember , although no one wishes it , it could be you who needs us. B rookhaven - South H aven Mrs. Harriet Fellman AT 6-1327 Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Ferrer are the parents of a daughter , Theresa Jean , born at Bi'ooknaveu Memorial Hospital October 2 , wei.ghing 6 pounds , 8 ounces. The Ferrers have five other child- ren , Jody, Dianne , Billy, Daniel ;uid Mary Ann. Theresa Jean was ! baptized at Mary Immaculate R. C. Church in Bellport , October 15. Her god par°nts , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heck of Kings Park , are also godparents for Daniel , who celebrated his fift h birthday that day. It was a fami l y celebratie-n which included Mr. and Mrs. Heck and Mrs. Ferrer ' s mother , Mrs. Louis Fink of Brooklyn. There was another celebration at the Ferrer home Monday when Billy Ferrer had a part y for his sixth birthday, with some of his friends. A recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Osborne of Mott Lane was M' rs. Osborne ' s brother , Cap- tain Lucas B. Mayer of Bethesda , Md. Subsequently Capt. Mayer visited Brookl yn Navy Yard for an inspection tour of the aircraft carrier , the U.S.S. Constellation , which was being recommissioned. Mrs. Muriel Gallagher . ATlnnlic 6-9039 IIAGNRMAN CIVICS The Hagerman Civic and Tax- payers Association he 1 d their me et ing October 23 in tin 1 Hager- man Firehouse on Mont-uik High- way and Dunton Avenue . Paul Belcher presided. Nomination and election of of- f icers took place. Elected were .M rs. (Marje) John W. Readey, Jr.. wife of Brookhaven Town Sanita- tion commissioner , president; Mrs. (Marie) John Young, wife of Councilman John Young, vice president; Mrs. Margare t Flores , secretary ; Mrs. J-umette Simpson , treasurer. Elected trustees were Fa I ward Ryan , a past president , Michael Famiglietti , and Joseph Loftus . A film loaned by \Action , \ en- titled \How an Area Can Become a Slam. \ was shown. The projector was operated b y Ralph G. Perry. Committi e on the Area Clean-up program are Joseph Loftus and Mesdames Beatrice Bassett , Ann Belcher and Grace Avitiable. Re- freshments vv» re served by Mes- dames (Jrace Viola and Ann Bel- cher. Installation of officers will take place at the November 27 meeting. CARD PARTY BENEFIT The Ladies ' Auxiliary to South Bay Post 8300, Veterans of For- eign Wars , will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. November 17 in the VFW hall on Dunton Avenue , Fast Patchogue. Many worthwhile prizes beside a special award will be given. Re- I reshments will be served. The proceeds of the affair will be for a Christmas party for the orp hans at the Little Flower Institute in Wading River. Committee members are Mes- dames Louis Adaniec , chairman , and Maiy Fuoco , Gertrude Fuoco , Dee Iarocci. Ruth Stephani , Mil- dred Fuoco and Marie Satornino. BMII AUX. NOMINATIONS The East Patchogue Auxiliary 1 ' nit to the Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital held their meeting 8:15 ' p. in. October 11 , in the Domino Yacht Club. Mrs. Boyd Rockwell pres'dod. I Nomination of officers will take p lace 8:15 p. m. at Wednes- day ' s meeting in the yacht club. The eighty-third birthday of William A. Murphy of 441 Mac Donald Avenue was celebrated Oc- tober 22 at a dinner with Mrs. Murp h y, their daughter , Mrs. Ed- ward Rrendol , and grandson , An- thony Brendel of Hollis. A fourth son, George , was born Octobe r 20 tto Mr. and Mrs . Wal- ter G. Fredericks of 5li:$ Se-herger Avenue , in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. The child weighed 7 pounds , 5' 2 ounces. Mr and Mrs . Frederie-k C oldest son , S« aman Third Class Walter F. Fredericks , came home for a two- weeks ' furlough and took care of the other children , Richard , Pat- lick and Susan, until October 24 when his mother and new brother came home. The first biithday of Michael Le Pore , October 23 , was celebra- ted at a party given by his par- e nts , Mr. and Mrs. Julius Le Pore of DOS Taylor Avenue. G .:ests were Susan Gallagher , Kevin and Brid- get Lowe , Kath y, Janet , Julie Lu- ann and Anthony, his sisters and brother. Party refre shments weiv served. Douglas Hubcr celebrated his ninth birthday October 17 at a party given bv his parents . Mr. iMi d ' Mrs. William Iluber of 24 Co- lonial Drive. Guests were enter- tained and served party refresh- ments in a room decorated with a Halloween motif. Guests vyen Kenneth Filiano , Peter Long, Brian Mitchell , Brian Macy, Gary Maher , Gary Menendez , Raymond Tullv and his brothers , David and Dale. Mrs. Robert (Billio ) Misko < ky of 12 Spruce Drive is now at home l ecuperating from a major opera- tion performed September 28 in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Sal Saulle , general chair- man of the Girl Scout Fund Drive for Neighborhood Four , announces that the drive is still being con- ducted in East Patchogue as the goal has not been reached. Con- tributions may be sent to Mrs. George Fredericks , 21 Pilgi-i/n Street. As important as the set of your veil is your choice of wedding stationery. You can ' t go wrong if you choose your invitations from the fine choice stock at The Ad- vance. Always at budget prices. —Adv. E. Patchogue The Patchogue Lodge 7P0 of Knights of Py thias will honor past Chancellor George Ploansky at a testimonial dinn< r to be held at the Huntington Town House Saturday, November 11. Mr. Polansky. recently elected a vice president of the 15th Pythian District Association , was elected chancellor commander of th\ Pat- chogue lodge in 11)52 , founded and served as the first editor of the club bulletin , was chairman of the Ritual Committee , head of the Benevolent Association , and chair- man of the Blood Bank. Kni g hts of P y thias To Honor Polansk y Boat-owners with old Depart- ment of Public Works numbers above NY 150 , 000 must re-regis- ter their boats under the state ' s new system before the opening of the 1962 boating season. The DPW numbers together with o 'd Coast Guard numbers are now obsolete , requiring the owners to register their boats with the Divi- sion of Motor Boats , Conservation Department , in order to comp ly with the new regulations. James J. O'Brien , director of the division , said owners who fail to properl y register their craft are subject to fines up to $50. Boat Owners Advised To Check Registration
