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Bayport Items of Interest Mrs. Hiram Darrow , HR 2-1737 REUNION BUFFET SUPPER Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis of Westhampton , former Bayport res- idents , held a reunion buffet sup- pi r party Sunday afternoon at their home for the Bayport Hig h School alumni from 1 928 to ' . 'W , and also to honor Misses Ruby Thompson and Ruth Bass of the facult\ who now reside in Valley Stream. Former students of these tea- che is who attended the party were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Diet ' z, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Brown , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leuchner , Mr. and Mrs. Webster Stoll , Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. J. Bogel , all of Bay- port ; Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Gott- wald and M r.s . Warren Beebee of Sayville; Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Mc Bride of Westhampton ; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Still of Patchogue. and Mrs. Luey Piatt of Bayport , wife f the late Mr. Piatt , who was princi pal at the school at that time. BRIDAL MR. & MRS. SHOWER Miss Cheryl Inskip of Lakevievv Avenue was the guest-of-honor Saturday night at a \Bridal Mr. and Mrs. Shower \ which was given bv Mr. and Mrs. Donald Choplain at their home in Baby lon. The decorations were in blue and white with wedding bells and crepe pa- per streamers , and a large blue and white shower cake centered the buffet table. The guests who attended were Miss Inskip ' s fiance . ^Frederick Hirtreiter . Jr.. of WYst Sayville and Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick Hirtreiter , Mrs. Sarah Mar- ino and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Vi- talicuso . all of West Sayville; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morano of Ron- konkoma; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Merrian of Patchogue; Mr. and M , rs. Nickolas Termini , Mrs. Sarah Choplain , Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sauter. Mr. and Mrs. John Guer- reri. M , r. and Mrs. Joseph Zanke . Mr. and Mrs. William D'Elia. Mr. and Mrs. Mvfhael D'Elia. Mrs. Vita D'Elia. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Inghiogola. all of Brooklyn; Mrs. | Marga ret Dans of Elmont and Mr. I and Mrs. Harry Inskip of Bayport. I Mass Inski p and Mr. Hirtreiter will i be married November 19 at the Bavport Methodist Church. BOY SCOUTS Boy Scout Troop 130 left Satur- day n orning- for a weekend trip to Mot tank Point with Scoutmas- ter John Haggert y, Committee- man Gene Brown and Scouts Miiehael Shand . Brian Richards , Brian Haggertv. Daniel Brown , Chai les Hollins . Jr., John Mitzen , Wayne Hamon . Philip Dubilewski, Matthew Pagels , Robert Oswang, Donald Huszagh , Alan Mc Bride, William Mc Mann and Richard Trautwein. The boys and their leaders went for a nature study trip of the birds and plant life , and they saw deer , hawks, bird s of several types and many types of Fall flowers and plant life. Mr. Haggerty ap- preciated the help of the troop committee with the transportation of the boys to and from Montauk. GIRL SCOUTS Mesdames Robert Brenner , Ro- bert Miseh , Alfred Stevens , and Daniel Hud ges , Girl Scout leaders of the Fifth Grade troop, accom- panied 37 Scouts to Camp Edey last Thursday afternoon for a Hal- loween party. Halloween games vv°re p layed and refreshments ser- ved by the girls. This group also went bowling Friday after school , at the Oakdale Alleys to compete for their bowling badge. On October 25 , Neighborhood 1 Girl Scout council met at the local firehouse for its quarterly meet- ing with Chairman Mrs. William Higgins. Mrs. Nicholas Maletta , fi- nancial chairman for Bayport' s drive, reported that $300 has been collected toward the $500 quota. Mrs. Margaret Doyle , Blue Point iinancial chairman , reported that Blue Point had not finished its drive as yet. Mrs. Edward Divis, Senior Girl Scout leader, reported that a Senior Girl Scout must first finish her five point program among other requirements to be eligible to become a Mariner Gild Scout. Mrs. William Clark of Blue Point is the leader of the Mariner troop. Josette Mondanaro , Senior Girl Scout , who was sent for a two-week campership to Twin Falls Camp, Pa., in August , gave a review of her stay and all of her activities at the Advanced Waterfront training session she attended. Miss Mondanaro is also Brownie consultant for the Blue Point Brownies. John Hass of Commack showed a film on mus- cular dvstrophy and told of the disease. Mrs. Barton Olson ' s troop Will distribute the containers in Bayport business stores. On Monday afternoon , First Year Brownie Troop 101 held an investiture service at the elemen- tary school under the direction of the leaders , Mrs. James Walsh and Mrs. Daniel Hughes. Brownies who were invested were Pamela Barnett , Brooke Furman , Renee La Cour, Nancy Moore , Deborah Rohm , Laurri Runell , Lydia Eche- verria and Alice Arden. Refresh- ments were served by the children to their parents who were their guests at this event. Middle road and Mrs. J^pson ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. George Jep- son , formerly of Bedford , Mass., and Who are now making their home in Bayport with their son and daughter-in-law , spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jepson ' s son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mc Leod , in Brooklyn. On Sunday a famil y reunion was held at the home of the Jepsons ' son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. John Jepson and daug hter. Nancy Ellen , at Berkley Heights , N. J., with all of the Jepsons and Mc Leod families in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. William Williams of Third Avenue returned home recently from Great Lakes Naval Training Station , 111., after atten- ding the graduation of their son , Lawrence Williams , from boot training. He returned home with them for a 14-day furlough and returns this week to attend elec- tronic school at the Training Sta- tion. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Williams had as their dinner guests their son , Lawrence , and Mr . and Mrs. Frank Hunt and son , William Hunt of Levittown , who also graduated from boot training at Great Lakes Training Station. The Advance is on sale ai the Village Stationery, Kurt' s Delica lessen and Romaine ' s Grocery in Bayport. —Adv. On Monday afternoon , First Year Brownie Troop 100 held an investiture service at the elemen- tary school gym for the following- new Brownies: Deborah Burton, Cathy Dumermuth , Laura Guines- sey, Patiicia Fabiani Laurie Poida- mani , Patricia O'Donnell , A pril Owen , Susan Planata and Karen Volovaka. These Brownies have as their leaders Mrs. Alden Olsson and Mrs. Charles Golden. The Second Year Brownie troop enter- tained with a short sk' .t and the Fl y-up Brownies were the decora- tion commi ttee. Guests for the day were Brownies ' mothers. Miss Penelope Bluhm , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bluhm of Snedecor Avenae, is now a mem- ber of the cheerleading squad of Drew University in Maelison , N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Daane of Middle Road flew home October 21 after spending a month touring the British Isles , Germany, Aus- tria , Switzerland , Belgium , Hol- land , France and Italy. Mrs. Robert Schacht of Middle Road entertained a few friends for cocktails Sunday afternoon at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Donald La Coste of 42 Stephen Road celebrated the third birthday of their son , Dale, with a birthday party for the fol- lowing guests : Steven Sileo , Kevin and Jacciiieline Murray. Matthew Knotz , Kevin Zorn , David Howard, Daniel Lawler. Stacey and Sandra De Caro , all of Bayport , and Gale ' s sister. Donna. The children ' s mothers wc re also present. Stina Eiilund of Bernice Drive entertained at her home Friday night with a party in celebration of her tw elfth birthdav . Her guests were Karen White , Dale Rutkowski. Debora h Page . Gloria Cerrito , Sarah Barzlay. A lfred Tramontane) , Donald Bostinto , Jef- frey Fallon , James Alden and Guy Barzlay. all of Bayport. Mr. and Mrs. William Stumper of Second Avenue entertaini d Sun- day afternoon at their home with a birthday party for the e ' ghth birthday of their daughter , Gail. Games with prizes and birthday re freshments from a p ink and blue birthday table were served to the following guests: Doris Bankston, Valorie Schrage , Peggy and Terry Newberg, Linda Smith , Deborah Olsson , Eh jean Jensen, Pamela Muigatroyd . Deborah Braere , Lynne Conte and Gail' s sister , Kath y and brothers , James and William. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bankston of Second Avenue were the guests- e-f-hono- Saturday night when a surprise anniversary party for their nineteenth wedding anniver- sary was given by their el lughter , Miss Leslie , at their home. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Stumper and Mark Kusevich of layport; Mr. and Mrs. Doug ' as Morgan of Port Jeff ei son ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trusnover of Yaphank and Mr. ami Mrs. George Knoedl of Patchogue. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Thorr bloom and daughters . Christen and Gret- chen. of Bayport Avenue spent the weekend visiting at the Catskill Game Farm upstate New York and then drove to New Mil ford. Conn., to stay overnight Saturday with Mrs. Thornbloom ' s uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs . Paul M. Berg. Mrs. Albert Kadlec of Second Avenue entertained October 25th for the following ladies: Mesdames Harry Borbet , I.lov d Nevvberg , Thomas Murphy, John Sheehan , Lee Jubenville . William Jensen , and Joseph Antonacci , all of Bay- port and Mrs. Edward Sheridan of Sayville . Mrs. John Kimbro of Montauk Highway entertained at her home last Thursday night at a toy dem- onstration with Mrs. Virginia De Fazio of Patchogue , demonstrator. Guests wei-e Misses Cath y and Patti Petersen , Frances and Jo- anne Kimbro , Mrs. Robert Arden and Mrs. May Woods , all of Bay- port; Mrs. Jack Hanlon of Say- ville and Mrs . Alfred De Rose- of Bellport. A social hour with bu f- fet lefreshments followed the dem- * nstration . Mr. and M r.s . Arnold Hanson , Ji., of Manhasset had their infant son , Brett , chri-tened Sunday morning in the Methodist Church by the Rev. Landon K. Owen. The baby ' s sponsors are his uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of Edgewater Avenue. A dinne r part y was held at the King home following the ceremony. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Hanson , Jr.. and son and the baby ' s grandpar- ents , Mr. and Mrs . Arnold Hanson of Oakwood Avenue , Mr. and Mrs Jack Lyons of South Ocean Ave- nue, and the three sons of the King family . Mr. and Mrs. Warner Scntz of Edgewater Avenue had their in- fant daughter Debora h , christened Sunday morning at the Methodist Church b y the Rev. Landon K. Owen. The Bavport Republican Club held a rally last Thursday night at the firehouse and there were about 100 members and friends in attendance. Richard Bernhard , vice president of the club , introduced the guest speakers , who were the Islip Town Republican candidates for the coming election. Stanley G oette of Edgewater Avenue was the chairman of this affair and his committee were Mrs . Erik Christensen, Mrs. Stanley Goette , Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. \ Stewart , Robert Warnken and Mr. and Mrs. George Dagher , Jr. Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Darrell T. Rathbun of Edgewater Avenue entertained at a birthday party on October 25 at their home for their son , Craig. Birthdav cake Mrs. James Wilson Young of Bayport Avenue and Mrs. Otto Schultz of Sayville returned home I< riday after spending several days visiting Mr. and Mr.s. Claude T. Thompson at their home in Syra- cuse. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are former residents of Bayport Ave- nue. The Home Extension Unit will meet Wednesday at the local fire- house from 10 to 3 p. m. for the first lesson on projects for the Christmas Workshop with local leaders. CHURCH NEWS At the Methodist Church at 3 p. m. Sunday, an open Forum was held on the. building fund drive and building program of the church Monday through Friday meetings will be held at the church for instructions and final plans for the fund drive which will culminate with a Loyalty dinner at the local firehouse at 5 p. m. next Sunday. There will be guest speakers and all of the fami'ies of this church will be participating in some way to make their fund drive a success. The M Y F Groups met Sunday night. New officers elected by the Junior MYF group include: Pam- ela Dunkin , president: Leslie Di- vis , vice president; Cathy Corkery. secretary-treasurer , and Peggy Easton , activity secretary. Edward Divis is advisor of the group. Cream rises to the surface of milk because cream is composed of particles of oil and fat that are lighter than water and other com- ponents of milk. and ice cream were served after which Craig ' s guests were taken for a bowling party at the Pat- chogue Alleys. His guests were Richard Wittier of East Pat- chogue , Glenn Miller , Daniel Sul- livan , Brian Rathbun , Theresa Mc Inerney. Barbara Broere, JoAnn Zekowski and Marilyn Geiss , all of Bayport. iiimrniii' iiiiH THE PLEDGE 1. ACTUALLY REDUCE TAXES tom9nmMM9maam%9BBm 9M9Waiaaam%m9mm9WB ^^ The most important question you can ask yoursel f regarding taxes is . . . WAS MY TAX BILL LESS | LAST YEAR? WILL THE AMOUNT I ACTUA LLY PAY IN TAXES BE LESS THIS YEAR? I WMk * I || III I- | I. I .« I M II W.« II. ^T Since the Democrats have increased this yea r ' s bu dget by half a million dollars and the payroll by | another half a million dollars , the use of the tax rate is not a barometer for determining a decrease ^ in taxes . . . their indiscriminate raise in assessmen ts and addition s to the bonded indebtedness means | you are actually paying higher taxes than ever before. || > EF 2» KEEP TOWN-OWNED BEACHES , UU im.1, 1 ,,Jl, III ffWRWJ ' lff ' WffFI i MARINAS AND LANDS FOR YOU ! j The recent proposals of Supervisor Stout and his all -Democratic Town Board to g ive away millions of 1 dollars worth of town property to the county smacks of an utter disregard of the needs and wishes of p the people. Thi s willingness to g ive title to the count y of these valuable lands means they will be lost j to the taxpayers of Brookhaven Town forever. Sound development of these facilities for the growing | needs of the citizens of Brookhaven should be the prime motivation of your elected representatives , I not giving them away. jf 3. RESTOR E HOME RULE The restoration of Home Rul e in Town and Co unt y Governmen t is the moving fo rc e behind the Re- | publican platform . . . not so , the opposition . . . here is what Supervisor Stout said on the subject at | a meeting of the County Board of Supervisors , Oc tober 24 , 1960 : \I don ' t have to listen to everyone I! in the Town of Brookhaven . . . There are days I have to turn my hat around and say it mi ght not | hel p Brookhaven Town , and that is the way I am going to vo te , be it today or in the future . \ | 4. CREAT E BUSINESS-LI KE ADMINIST RATION The increase of the Town payroll by nearl y one ha If million dollars . . . the statement at last Saturday ' s | bud get hearing by Supervisor Stout that the p ayro ll is going to continue to incr ease and the failure to | include in the budget the necessary funds for social security for town emp loyees are examples of the | lack of sound and fundamental business practices exi sting in the Democratic administration. It is time | to put an end to such sli p-shod management . | 5> PLAN PRESENT AND FU TURE NEEDS B y executing a p lan already being researched the Republican team will institute modern and progres- | sive planning methods for the welfare of all the ci tizens of this , the fastest growing town in New j York State. I TUESDAY IS ELECTIO N DAY ... I VOTE FOR CAPABLE , PROVEN ABILITY VOTE ROW A nininiitiiiiiiiiiiiiinM P' chogue Drama Group Schedules Dec . Pro duction PATCHOGUE — Suffolk Coun- ty ' s largest shopp ing' center , is Keeping pace wuh tiie nation in tlv birth of its new community theatre — the Pai.cho . uue Drama Group. Community theatre is an impoitant national p henomenon . nu u seems titling that Patchogue wil! be able to offer live theatre to its residents and those of sur- rounding areas. The Patchogue Drama Group ' s first production will be \The Solid Gold Cadi lac \ , a comed y by George S. Kaufman and Howard l' eichmann , to be presented at Patchogue Senior High School in iJeeember. A satire on big business , \The Solid Gold Cadi lac \ is about a woman called Laura Partridge , who attends a stockholders ' meet- ing lor the first time . She asks many embarrassing cprestions , per- haps unwittingly, of the unethical board of directors. They try to divert her by offering' her a con- trived job in the company, to pre- v nt her from attending any future meetings. She accepts the job , revises the entire company, and eventually takes over — with the help of the company ' s former president. \The Solid Gold Cadillac \ will be directed by Joe Jach with Diane Eis ' er as producer. Patricia Towey will pla^ the part of Miss Pai\ridge and Joseph Levy will portray the tycoon , Edward Mc- Keever. The four corporation directors will be p layed by John Sterling, Walter Munklevvitz , Jules Jastrow and Zach Zaharakis. Other p layers include; Janice Loehr , Luciille Politanski , Jean Martens , Gus Vaccaro , James Mason-Mead and Lu Zavesky. For further information p lease call Anne Haufman , GRover 5-7(508. Bayport-Bluepoint School News B. P. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL All parents are invited to visit i.h\ classrooms ol tne Mine Point Elementary School on Aovemo^r 8 of American Education \\ eek. the rooms vviL be opened from 7 to Si ' . ' iO p. m. with each teacher piesent , affording the parents the opportunity of mee.iiig and talk- ing wr. h their c.uld s teacher. At ri:. ' iU there will be a genera l meet- ing in the auditoriu m. The pro- giam , as p lanned , will be a panel discussion . The top ic for discuss,on is \Tim^ te> Look Outside Our borders , \ and the panelists will be Mrs. Joseph McCarth y, moderator , and Duane Hawkins , Manny Hill- man , Will.am Knapp , Kob rt Chase , Mahlon Feebler , Irwin Lukas and Mis. Raymond Sioen- ner . 'i he faculty for the Blue Point School is as follows: Miss Alanon Bowman and Mrs. Dorothy llib- oard , kindergarten; Misses Mary I JOU Flanigan , Cm llerr and Nora Moehlenbrock , fu st grades; Mes- calines Sarah Howard , Alice Kim- ger and Sheila Pedisich , second grades; Misses Carol Adams and Hazell Adams and Mrs. Helen Peterson , third grades; Mrs . Carole Duifield and James Weik , fourth grades; Mrs. Emma Hannan and Robeit Luff , fifth grades and Mrs. Alice Larrabee and Herbert Han- nan , sixth grades. Teachers of special .subjects include Ralph Howe , p hysical education; Stevn Bishop, music; Henry Brynan , instiomental music; Mrs. Marjorie DeNicola , nurse; Melvin Mart , psychologist; Mrs. Judith Schan- zer , speech; Mrs. Carlotta , re- medial reading and Mrs. Barbara Stoenr , art. 11. S. SENIOR CLASS The senior class ol the high school are busy rehearsing tor their annual senior play which will he. heid at 8: ' ¦ ' >(> p. m. November 17 and 18 in the nigh school audi- torium . Mrs. John Potter is the director of the play and the cast wno are taking part in the play, ••Come Out ox the Closet\ are Elena Ferri , Fiancine Epstein , Gail Lynch , Deirdre Bluhm , Bon- nie Lundy, Betsy Foster and Jack Garhart , Wallace Loughran , John Calder , Michael Curtis and Donald Darbee. PARENTS ORGANIZATION Tne Pi. rents General Organiza- tion of the Senior-Junior Bay port- Blue Point High School met Oc- tober 25 in tne school cafeteria lor a business meeting and panel discussion. The by-laws were ap- proved and the \ following execu- tive committee were elected: Mrs. Marshall Nudo , for seventh grade; Josep h Tmay, for ei g hth grade; Mrs. Fred Spirson , ninth grade; Mrs . John Obrig , tenth grade ; Mrs. John Gilmoiv eleventh grade and Mrs. Betty Foster , for the twelfth grade. Mrs. John Potter and Thomas La Guardia are the I acuity representatives and Dr. Robert Whitsut , princi pal. The panel discussion was \What Do We Want of The P. G. 0. \ and the panelists were , for the parents , Alls. Josep h Kiss and Mrs. George Haegelle , for the teachers , Mrs. John Potter and Thomas La Guar- dia , and for the students . Jack Garhart , and Miss Jud y Dioguardo. Mrs . John Obrig was the modera- tor , who substituted for Donald Smith. OPEN HOUSE In honor of Education week the Bayport-Blue Point Junior and Senior High Schoo ' w.Il hold Open House from 7::30 to \) - . :){) p. m. Monday. This is your chance to get better acquainted with your school and the childrens ' teachers . Education week will be held at the Elementary School from 7 p. m. to i) p. m. November 8 with open house. Parents , relatives and friends are welcome to attend. The PTA will also hold their an- nual Book Fair at this same time , from 0 a . m. to 4 p. m. and also from 7 to il p. m. The Book Fair will also be held from 9 a. m . to 4 p. m. each day, No- vember !) and 10. 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