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BLUE POINT NEWS ITEMS Mr*. Georse Densiiuc EMerson 3-6279 BP HOSPITAL AUXILIARY The Blue Point unit of the Brookhaven Hospital Auxiliary will hold its monthly meeting- and Christmas party at 8:30 p. in. Tuesday in the Blue Point Fire- house with Mrs. Marion Wallace , president , in charge. Each nv-m- ber is to bimn a small uft I ' 0 ' the e , iab bag. HOME EXTENSION SERVICE The Blue Point unit of the Home Extension Serv ice will meet from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. toda . \ at t lu' Blue Point firehouse for its sec- ond le^on in braided rugs , which it, being gnen by Mi\ Clai a Trenipei . The monthly business meetin g will be held at 10 a. m. December 7. followed in the afternoon h\ tlie Chnstmas partj . Mrs. Chailes Roednm and Mi* . Albeit W ill are in charg e of prep- aiation- foi the part;- ,. BP DEM. CLl B An e\K'iiti\ e board meeting ol the Blii'- Point Domoeiatic Club wa * - held No\emhei 15 at the home of Mi* - .l ime- Fomataio ol Nol-on A\enue. Plan- were made foi the meeting wh' ch will he he 'd Decembei 13 at the Blue Point fnehou*-e and also for the Chu-t- rna- ])a't\ which will be held the same night. BROWNIES AND GIRL SCOl'TS The Blow me Fl\-up Ti oop with its leader . Mi- Oi lando Caipino. weie mie-t- N o\embei 21 of the | Irtei m-'diate Gnl Sc out Tioop at then meet ing in the fnchou-e Thur leadeis aie Mi- . Gu-tav ¦ Stahl and M - John Meneiiu- . Mi- . Jame- Doyle of Nel-on Ave- nue, Juli tte Lowe urni e-ent itne foi Xei ghboiho o l 1. was the guest (oi the afternoon and she gave a talk on the life of Juliette Low and showed colored slides OJ a Gnl Scout Senior Tioop, who \isned the Juliette Low home in Savanah , Ga. She also imesteu .he two Juliette Low representa- tnes , one fi om each troop, Janici Btebe and Denise Biegel. It wih iheir duty to collect pennies , on. lor each year of their age , fiom (a< li gnl in their troops. Tin money is sent to tlie Nationa Headquarteis Friendship fund to -end girls as then* ambassadoi to foreign countnos. On Monday, Mis. Do . \le will bi the guest ol the iirst and secern \ear Biow nie troops of which Mis. Kenneth Lent and Mrs . El nier Fogert y are- the leaders. Sh will give the same talk and show tne -ame slides to this gioup an invest their Juliette Low repre sentatives . Mr- . Jerom\ Tra\er& of Phea sant Way has taken ovei th leadeiship of the seventh grade Gnl St out Troop and the lirs meeting was held at her home oi Nov< mbei 15. Theie w. -ie 15 girl pi e-ent . who weie divided inU thi ee patiol- . Meetings will be hch at Mis. Tia\eis home evei othei \Vednesda\ and patrol nv-et ing will be held in the girls ' home the w eek in between their reg ulai meetings . Mi s Geoigo White wa s one oi the peop le pre-entin g infoi matioi on the need for a South Brook h<.ven Unit of the American Can- cel Soeiet> at a meeting held n Brookh iven Memorial llospitn Xovembei Hi. In telling of how -h<> was (uu'd of cancer If? jeai- ago . she pointed out the need foi oublu education so that mou lnc-s can be sa\ ed. Attending th meeting with Mis . White was hei dauahtei . Sheila. The unit oi- ganization will be administered tln ough a board of directors which will be elected December 5. The purpose of American Cancel Society Unit Organization is to promote more eriective cancer control programs at i.he local level. t-or the ntiesi in selt-sHsrvice iiieats try Shand' s Food Market m Bayport. Good parking—quick service. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swezey -f Park Avenue entertained on Thanksgiving for Mr. and Mrs. William Ritchie , Mr. and Mrs. Leon Swezcv and ehddren , Karen. tJ.u bara , Edward and Donald , and he Aided Swezey s ' children ' Kathy, Billy, Gwen and Janet. Mr. and Mrs . Donald Kirouac •nd son , Guy, and Orlene King of \heasanl Wa\ visited over Thanksgiving and the weekend \ ith Mrs. Kii ouae ' s brother and ister-in-Iau- , Mr. and Mrs. David \ . Allen , Jr., and family in Hart- f ord , Conn. , and with Mr. Kir- mac ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Kir- mac in Westport. They also visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Li wis and famil y of Coventry , ' onn., who were at the Kirouac home in Westport. The Cub Scout packs are busy prcpaiing* and making items ' or sale foi their Country \ store Fair which will be held be- w een the hours of 7 and 9 p. m., December 8. Mr. and Mis. Heniy Betjemann md children , Kathleen and Wil- iam , of Nelson Avenue drove to .\i\\ ioik Sunday w ith their ither son , Thomas , a student at Jsw ego State Teachers College ivho was reunning \ by bus aiter -pending Thanksgiving and the \\ eekend at home. In BLUE POINT , the Long Island Advance is on sale at By rne ' s Stationery, Ruth' s Sta- tioners and Ross ' Delicatessen. —Adv. Anthony Mondanaro , son of Mr. id Mis . Amomo Mondanaio of 17 Oak wood Avenue , spent Thanks- g iving and the w eekend at home •\ith his parents and family. Tony s a student at State Umveisity, College of Education at New Paltz. Jay Mince , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mine - ot Middle Road , and James McGowan , son ol Mis. Limes McGowan of Rowland Ave- aie , both students at St. Bona- ventura , were home for the Thanksgiving weekend w ith their it mihe- . Mr and Mrs. Phihp S. Balling- all of (! ( ) N.iinkee Road aie horn\ liter a I Mag tup of a w eek vis Ling then son and daughtei- m-law , Mi. and Mrs. Philip Ball- mgall and their new grandson , in San Fernando , CaMf. While theie they visited may interesting PENM PELCO SAYS: For > (>ur protection leave a light w hen vou ' re aw aj from home!—Ad\ . Mi. and Mrs. Jerome Travel' s and childien , Carolyn , Michael , Jame. s , Kdtny, and Edward , ol Pheasant Way w ere guests Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Tiaveis , bi other and sister- in-law , Mr. and Mis. Charles Doolev of Lathams. Th f, y return- ed home Sunday after spending he weekend with Mis. Travers ' n other , Mis. Emil y Thauer in Albany. Rnhaid Weyhrauch leturned Sunday to New Yoik University, \\ h°re he is a freshman student , after spending Thanksgiving and the w eekend at home with his fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. William Wey- mauch. and son , Alan , and Mrs. Fueda Bo\ d. On Thanksgiving day, Mr. and Mis. James Dennis of 2 Atlantic •W'unie entertained lor the fol- hwin g . guests : Mi. and Mrs. Paul Weslenboigei and children , Frank and Cai>l , of East Noith port ; Mis. Margaiet Gellei and Mr. and Mrs. Edwaid Gas- son of Whitestone; Mr. and Mis. Gilbert Lauders oi Woodhaven, and Mr. and Mrs. Fiank Westcnberger , Mr. and Mi s . Jack Baer ad daughters , Ellen and Joann , Mrs . Frieda Boyd and Mr. and Mis William Wey hrauch and sons , Richard and A^ a ' n , all of Blue Point. Mr. and Mrs. Josep h Sauer- wein and iamily, Amy, Joseph and William of 77 Division Avenue were gue-ts on Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Sauervv ein ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Jurgens in Queens Village. Susan Schwerdel , daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schwerdel of Bowne ' Avenue , celebrated her .welfth birthday Saturday after- noon vvi^h a party at tne Patch- ogue Bowling Lanes. Bowling and refreshments were enjoyed. Susan ' s guests were Michele Mazzei , Susan Henderson , Carol Wenk , Nancy Schwerdel and Cheryl Scileppi. Carl Payne , son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Payne of Bayview Avenue , uturned on Sunday to Rensselaer Polytechn c Institute after spend- ing Thanksgiving and the weekend at home. Rhett Fuchs of Bayview Avenue entertained Friday night at his he me. Guests included Jay Mince , Julia Maxian , Serge Doucette , Wayne Miller , Kenneth Sosinski , Jean Kenney, Tony and Josette Mondanaro , James McGowan , Sybil Dod ge , Jeffery Trubel , Bett y Jack- son , Sherry Short , Valerie Dennis , Ronald Bliss , Carol Harlin and Richard Weyhrauch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wernig and son , Charles , were guests Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Wernig ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tiedge of Ozone Park. Mrs. James MeCuller and chil- dien , Judy and Jimmy, of West- buiy were guests for Thanksgiving at the hom» of her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slater and dau g h- ter , Judy, of Madison Street. Miss Marilyn Theresa Nugent , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Nugent of Clearview Place , Blue Point , and the Bronx will be mar- ried Saturday at St. Phili p Neri Churc h , 201st Street , Grand Con- course. Bronx , to Thomas P. Owen. Miss Nugent has a twin sister , Laura , who will be in the wedding party and the famil y are all Blue Point summer residents. OUR LADY OF THE SNOW CHURCH Dail y masses are held at 8 a. m. and Sunday masses are at S , l) , 10 and 11 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. Holy Communion for the kosary-AKar Society will be at o a. m. mass Sunday. Baptisms are held at 2 p. m. The An tone Guild meets from 1-3 p. m. on Thursdays. Re 'i g ious instruction classes are as follows : Prayer class through third grade and in- cluding* the first Communion class at 10 a. m. Saturday ; grades four , five and six of Blue Point and Bayport at 2 p. m. and grades seven anel eight at 2:30 p.m. and the high school group of Con f ra- te rnit y of Christian Doctrine meet at 7 p. m. all on Wednesdays. Girls choir rehearsal at the convent at 9 a. m. and confessions from 4:30 to (i p. m and from 7:30 to 9 p. m. Saturdays. The Rev. Thomas J. Brennan is the pastor and th\ Rev. Francis Nuss , the assistant pastor. The Rosary Altar Society will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p. ni. next Thuisday in the church base- ment. BP BAPTIST CHURCH The Coup les Club met Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Won ad in Bayport. On Sunday the Rev \ i. A. Falk ob- served his fifteenth anmveisary at the Blue Point Baptist Church. Floweis in the ?hurch to maik the occasion were given by Mrs . Falk , Pastor Falk' s childien and the Bayport Flow er Houses. At the morning services , Mrs. Den- sing sang the sol:> , \Bless This House \ and The Rev. Mr. Falk' s sermon was \Living the Will of God. '* At the evening* services Heniy Schwab sang a solo and the message for the evening* was piesented by th\ Rev. Coulson Shep herd of \The Message to Israel. \ The calendar for this week is as follows: The Midw eek Services of Bible Study and Prayer for tonight has been cancelled and , instead , the people have been in- vited to attend the Jack Wyrtzen \outh rally at 7:30 p .m. at the Patchogue Baptist Church on North Ocean Avenue where color- ed slides will be shown of inside Russia; meeting of the church board at 8 p. m., Friday and Sun- day services will be B ible School hour with a class for all ages at 0:45 a. in.; morn- ing worship and communion service at 11 a. m. and ev ening hymn sing and gospel message ai 7:30 p. m.; Young Peop l' s meet- ing in the Fellowship room at 7:30 p. m. Monday ; choir lehearsal at 8 p. m. Tuesday (the choir is re hearsing the cantata , \Night oi Miracles \ to be presented at 7:30 p. m. Christmas eve ) and Release- time class at 2 p. m. Wednesday. 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The grand opening of the new building at 17 Mediord Avenue , Patchogue , of South Bay Pontiac Motors , Inc., will be held tomorrow , announced John Marconi , president. \Better facilities and a lower cost in operation will result , \ Mr. Marconi said , \in more savings to the consumer. \ ihe building of steel-frame , clear-span construction has 11 , 000 square feet of show room and service area floor space. There is 13 , 000 square feet of parking area. The 1962 Pontiacs are being dis- p layed in a 70 by 40 foot show room with a front window of 1 ,800 square feet of g lass. There is ma- hogany paneling on the walls of the show room and the offices. The show room has an acoustic tile ceiling and indirect lighting. Nine cars may be p laced in the show room. Twenty persons are emp loye d by the firm , Mr. Marconi said . Starting in the au ' omobile service business in 1933 , Mr . Mar- coni has risen from a mechanic ' s helper to a selling dealer. He b ¦ - came service manager of South Bay Pontiac in 1951 when the com- pany was located at 252 East Main Street . He was part owner of tlie company in 1958 with Mrs. Harold Schackman , whose husband was previousl y the owner. In 1959 Mr. Marconi became sole owner of the firm. * * \ < *^ IfX ^ J? i # / For men who want Jr^J^fehmm. to own a quality ElM l<- ' -' ¦ S * \ tailored worsted suit /¦ j|: w0! : : ' ~ - ' '/.j. 1 for less than $50 :iwBm ^^ \^ ' '\ iJtA r riaL LQ realty ^w^m^^^ ' ^ ^ m^ ' ' I „ 7v ^ •/ 7 f^ ^^ m^^^^ ^ i quality tailored % f ^^Mm ^ : K I ; ^ I ^uicsTrocBBr B f^\ \ IWmf im MM0 s ^^^ T^ # mm%M mm. ^Km*. H S B waff m H ma K M i £& W& $%?'%%%<ii* £ % ???$& %¦ ' ¦&<$¦'< % * - : ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ . is V¥ E.9 1 Ei Bi r BE. S-LP %J? 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Casserole 2 for 35c jj Fancy 2 cello bags Birds E\e Beef & Turkey £ = CARROTS 19c PIE S 5 for $1.00 = m mm m mt ^~^^^^^^^^*^* . ^~m>.Jm. *^<m. *^**^Jm. ^Jm. *+.+. *^JL / g j 100 FREE YELLOW TRADING STAMPS \ | S < WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR PUR- | 5 CHASE OF $3.00 OR OVER \ | 5 ^^ v ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ v ^^ vv ^^^^^^^^^, t 5 >V C ( ut and Wrap Meats for Home Freezer at LOWEST PRICES, j\ m Grocer> and frozen food prices effective thru Tues., Dec. 5th All \J S other prices effect he w eekend only. niMiaiiBiiBniBiimniBiBiiiiiBiBiiiinainniBiiiiaiBaniBM^ ihe Canaan Lake Beach Com- munity Club will hold its monthly dance at the clubhouse on Greene Avenue , Patchogue , Saturday. Music will be furnished from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. by Joe Orta and Hi< - Musicmakers. Canaan Lake Beach Club' s Monthl y Dance Saturday Made to order f or MOTHER Her own beautiful ring — twi n I 4K gold bands to symbolize her marriage , joined b y her children ' s birth- stones. from $27.50 (including Fed . tax) ^ci s^v smi PATCHOGUE - RTVtfPHtfAn FOR MOTHER'S IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT EVERYTHING IN FINE CHINA «S* 5-PIECE PLACE SETTING FROM $5.95 Cook JEWELERS , inc. 85 East Main Street , Patchogue :: GR 5-1204 Parking in Rear of Store NOW TILL CHRISTMAS — OPEN TILL 9 P.M. The Men ' s club of Temple Beth El in Patchogue will hold a Han- ukkah ( Chanukah) breakfast at Temple Beth El , Sunday, at 9 a. m. Services commence at 9 a. m. ; Breakfast at 9:30 a. m. All men are requested to bring 1 their children to this gala occa- sion. There is no charge for ad- mission. CHANUKAH BREAKFAST I
