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MeetingThe annual meeting of the Bayport Memorial Park 1

; Association will be held at the Fire House, Snedecor ;

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at 8:00 P. M.j Monday, May 15, 1967

> For the election of officers and other business as ;> may come before the meeting.

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Make Sure You FLY YOUR FLAG TODAY, orSome One Else Will Make Sure You WillFly Thelr's Tomorrow.

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John M. Roecklein will repre-sent James Wilson Young High

' School , Bayport , and Smith-Wever Post , American Legionin Sayville at Boy's State ofNew York at the New YorkState Agricultural and Techni-cal College campus in Morris-ville. The son of Mr. and Mrs.Marvin Roecklein of 18 MapleStreet, Blue Point , he has beenvery active with the varsity pro-grams in basketball , baseballand football , a junior , he ranksthird in his class and is a mem-ber of the National Honor So-ciety.

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The Sayville Historical Socie-ty has been host to scout tioop- ;each Iveek for tours of the Ed-wards Homestead , built in 1785,the oldest-known house of Say-ville. Den Seven oi Cub Park184, with eight boys and thei rden mother, Mrs. Robert Nav-ratil , and Mrs. Robert Vollmervisited on April 26th; whileBiownie Troop 30 with 20 girlsand leaders Mrs. William Frenchand Mrs. John Plasmati cameon May second. This TuesdayBrownie Troop 18 with 20 girlsand leaders Mrs. Robert Aber-nalhy and Mrs. Albert Sioviefcwere visitors. T he next regula-meeting of the Sayville Histori-cal Society -will be held nextWednesday evening, the 17th , ateight o'clock in the EdwardsHomestead , which interestedpersons of the community areinvited to attend. Plans for theenlargement of the facilities bysummer to enable more mate-rials pertaining to local historyto be exhibited will be discuss-ed.

Commander Edward Grankaof the Smith-Wever AmericanLegion Post has asked that thepublic suppoit the Legion's an-nual poppy drive being held thismonth.

"There can be no better wayto honor the dead than by solv-ing the living", CommanderGranka said. "Th's is also an-other way of letting the 'bravefighters in Vietnam know thatthey are not forgotten men", heconcluded.

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Walter K.uin , conceit pianistand international expert on innsical education of Munich , Gei-many, will be the guest speakerat Adelphi Suffolk College onWednesday at 4 p.m. in (he HuntRoom on the campus.

The meeting is open to thepublic with no advance re-servations or admission fee .

About 25 cents of the fooddollar goes for red meat.

GUEST SPEAKERBayp ort Newst_/ JL

MRS. S. A. LEKSUTIN HR 2-0060Mrs. Edward Dietz and Mrs.

William Kennelly attended aluncheon last Thursday at theNassau Hospital in Mineolawhere Mrs. Dietz was nominat-ed and elected vice president ofthe Nassau-Suffolk County Hos-pital Auxiliary. She has beenserving as the recording secre-tary for this group for the pastyear.

The Senior MYF will hold adriving rodeo this Saturday inthe parking lot of the MethodistChurch. They will have an ob-stacle course set up and will takedriving tests on the course andbe judged by the parents. Thetheme is "How Well Do YouDrive?" They will show safetyfilms and conduct the nationaldrivers' tests. The award forthe best driver will be present-ed at the 11 a.m. service onSunday. There is to be nomeeting of the Senior MYF onSunday night.

Miss Paula Ferretti, ofSuydam Lane, who is anew resident and who teachesfirst grade in East Islip hasbeen given a $500 PTA teacher'sfellowship for summer study .She received one of 27 such a-wards given' this year by theNew York State Congress ofParents and Teachers. Miss Fer-retti plans to attend Adelphi andstudy to receive her certificatein professional reading. TheSuffolk , Long Island District ofthe PTA has also invited MissFerrett i to be a guest at theannual spring conference dinnerfor the district which is beingheld in Lindenhurst today, atthe Junior High School.

The South Country VioletSociety will resume regularmeetings on the fourth Tuesday,May 23rd, at eight p.m. in theparlor of the Methodist Chui cliThe public is cordially invitedto attend any of the violet soc-iety 's meetings.

Limited openings are nowavailable for new membershipsIn Land's End Beach Club.Please contact John Burke, LT9-1888. 53tf

It is once more requested thatanyone new in the Academy-Street School district who isconcerned with kindergarten registration will contact the schoolto make arrangements for the re-gistration which is to take placeon Tuesday, May 16.

Tomorrow, the three fif thgrades of the Academy StreetSchool , the classes of Mrs.Adams , Mrs. Willigan and MissGrover will combine to present"A Salute lo Walt Disney". Thepresentation is to be held in Iheauditorium at 9:15 a.m. and allparents are invited.

Boy Scout Tioop 130 will holdits regular meeting tonight at7:30 in the gym at the JuniorHigh School.

The W.S.C.S of the MethodistChurch will hold its mother-daughter dinner for membersIt is to be on Wednesday, May24th , at 6:15" and all ladies ofthe church are invited to bringeither their mother or if theywould like they may adopt amother to bring. Any addition-al information may be obtainedfrom Mrs. Vincent Fleming orMrs. Frank Edmunds.

The Bayport , Sayville Auxili-ary of Brookhaven Hospitalchanged its meeting to Tuesdayat the Community House in Say-ville because of the T.-R. AwardsDinner which was held on Mon-day at the Garden City Hotel.The award s honored specialworkers or services for the hos-pitals in Nassau and Suffolkcounties. A number of the Bay-port ' and Sayville Auxiliarymembers attended. The ' SprigThrift Shop for the benefit ofBrookhaven Hospital received aT. R. award.

The Esther Circle meets to-day at 12:15 at the home of MrsBarbara Johnson.

The executive committee ofthe W.S.C.S. of the MethodistChurch met last night at thechurch and planned the regularmeeting which is to be heldnext Wednesday at the churchat 12:30 There will be speakerspresent to talk about the JobCorps ana the devotions are tobe given by Mrs. Linda Seitz.Babysitting will be available .The Dorcas Circle will be thehosts for the luncheon.

Miss Diane Guzik , daughter ofMr and Mrs . Edward J- Guzikof Sylvan Avenue , won the Jun-ior Grand Champion TrophySunday at the Silver QueensTwirling Contest held in BayShore. Diane, N. Y. State JuniorGrand Champ'on. also won firstin the solo open division for14 year-olds. Diane is thetwirier with the Bayport FireDepartment Red Devils ColonialDrum and Bugle Corps. *

Mrs. "Walter Ports and MissMargaret Vahey of the JamesWilson Young High Schoolspent from April 27th to the29th attending the annual New-York State English CouncilConference in Syracuse. Mrs .Ports is the department chair-man and Miss Vahey is a begin-ning teacher.

Patricia Conroy, daughter ofMr and Sirs. Frank Conroy, of238 Bayport Avenue was electedto the Dean 's List of Southamp-ton College ot Long Island Uni-versity.

Joan O'Connor , daughter o

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Connorof Gillette Avenue celebratedher ninth birthday with a dinner ,party Monday evening for bcVbrother and sister , Thomas 'andElizabeth, Patricia Dumermuth ,Michele Burns Amory Maslak ,

.Diana DeValk , Holly McConnMl ,Jacqueline Meyer and GretchcnWeinrich.

Pfc. Edward Kogut , son ofMr. and Mrs. Steven Kogut ofBayport Avenue, will be homeMonday for 14 days from FortSill , Okla.

On Tuesday at 3:10 p. m. theSylvan Avenue P. T. A. willgive a tea in the cafetorium forparents of the children of theSeptember k ndergarten classes.The kindergarten stall , readingand physical education teachersand school nurse will be thereto discuss the various experien-ces planned for that level inthe fall. Do not bring the chil-dren as arrangements have beenmade for them lo v 'sit theschool later in June.

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A guide for selecting movies ofinterest for children 8 to 12,young people over 12, matureyoung people and adults.

OH DAD, POOR DAD, MAMA'SHUNG YOU IN THE CLOSETAND I'M FEEL1N' SO SAD —A way out farcical comedy abouta wealthy eccentric widow ,whotravels around the world withher overprotected 25-year-oldson and the stuffed body of herhusband. Adults.

AFTER THE FOX — A .comictale about an attempt tosmuggle three million dollars instolen gold bullion from Cairoto Italy. This hilarious rompspoofs Italian films and film-makers and is decidedly unpre-dictable. Adults , mature youngpeople , young people.

F'GHT ON THE LAM — A'it ' cast but a so-so story about.i Dank teller who is accused of,heft after finding $10,000.

P T A MOVIE REVIEW

~ Charlotte R. Leach , daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Melvin S. Leachof 18 Suydam Lane, Bayport , afreshman at Green MountainCollege, Poullney, Vt„ has beenappointed to Green Key. Mem-bers of Green Key are selectedon the basis of good Citizensh' p,academic proficiency and lead-ership potential. A graduate ofJames Wilson Young HighSchool, she is a medical secre-tary major at Green Mountain.

MRS. FRANK ROSSITER EM 3-6998

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wedegisand sons, Thomas and David ,have returned to Houston , Texasafter a two weeks stay with Sir.Wedegis ' parents , Mr. and Mrs.Peter Wedegis of Arthur Ave-nue. Mr Wedegis , an employeeof Grumman Aircraft Corpora-tion had been called back tothe Bethpage plant to work ona special government project.He has returned to NASA inHouston to resume his work onthe Lunar Space Program.

Donna Rohde , daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Gene Rohde of WeeksStreet , celebrated her fifthbirthday Sunday with a dinnerparty. The guests were her sis-ter , Linda , and her grandparents,Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwab andMrs. Margaret Rohde of BluePoint , and Mr. and Mrs. HenryR. Schwab of Bayport. Donnaalso had for weekend guestsScott and Bonnie Freytag ofSmithtown.

Mrs. George Densing of Nam-kee Road spent Sunday atLeja Beach and returned homeMonday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Segrid Jacob-sen and son Sidney of FortMyers, Fla. spent two and ahalf weeks with their son anddaughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.John Jacobsen of Weeks Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward'Jensenof Florida returned home Mon-day after spending a week and ahalf with their son-in-law anddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. ThomasDillon of Nelson Court. Mr. andMrs Jensen are former residentsof Blue Point.

Cub Scout Pack 139 meetthe last Monday of the montlat the Arthur Premm School atseven p. m. Committee meet-ing the second Monday ol themonth at the Oakdale FixeHouse at eight p. m.

The Dorcas Circle of the Bap-tist Church met last Thursdaynight at the home of Mrs. HiramDarrow of Sayville. Mrs. Darrowled the meeting and devotions.The next meeting will be heldat the home of Mrs. GeorgeDensing next Thursday.

Mrs. Jack Considme of Phea-sant Way returned home lastFriday after spending two weeksat Brookhaven Memorial Hospi-tal.

.- Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. ThomasDillon entertained for dinner ,•Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jensenand Mrs. Catherine Eriekseh, ofFlorida , and Mr. and Mrs. Ed-ward Ericksen of Brooklyn .

Mrs. Robert Gallagher ofMaple Street was host to a WigParty last Tuesday night Mrs.Gallagher 's guests were Mrs.Harvey Bumstead , Mrs. RaymondCuomo , Mrs. Edward Rosavitch ,.Mrs Robert Walsh Mrs. ArthurGrioshammer , Mrs . George Noi ,Mrs. George Staudt , Mrs. FrankFrankmann and Mrs. ThomasCurtis of Blue Point , Mrs. RobertArden , Mrs. James Bencdettdof Bayport and Mrs. OrlandoCarpino of Patchogue.

A dinner party was held lastSaturday night for BeverlyRosavitch , daughter of Mrs. Ed-ward Rosavitch in celebration ofher birthday. Beverly 's guestswere Patricia and Claudia Bum-stead , Nanette Mercer and Di-ane R'chter.

This Friday from nine in themorning and until five in theevening the Blue Point FireDepartment Ladies Auxiliarywill hold a cake and rummagesale behind the firehouse andin case of bad weather it will beheld upstairs in the firehouse.

Mrs. Walter Leach arrived onMonday from Bradenton , Fla. tospend the summer with her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. andMrs. Michael Ventiere, of CoreyAvenue.

Airman John W. Eccles Jr.,son of Mr. and Mrs. John WEccles of 77 Namkee Road , hasbeen selected for technical train-ing at Keesler AFB, Miss., as aU S. Air Force communications-electronics specialist. The aii '-man recently completed basictraining at Lackland AFB, Tex.His new school is part of theAir Training Command. AirmanEccles is a 1966 graduate ofJames Wilson Young HighSchool.

Beverly Rosavitch , daughterof Mrs. Edwajc] Rosavitch , lastThursday was awarded a thirdplace scholarship from the LongIsland Lighting Company in theposter contest. Beverly is aCadet Scout in Troop 91.

Giles Mercer , son of Mr . andMrs. Hugh Mercer of HalletCourt was home last weekendfrom the New York MilitaryAcademy in Cornwall on thoHudson.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schaeferand sons Frank and Robert Jr.of Namkee Road spent last week-end camping at Wildnood SlalePark wiftr-the Long Island Trave-logs-, a branch of the NationalCampers, Hikers Association.James Densing was a guest ofthe Schaefer family for theweekend.

Blue Point

Girl Scout NewsGirl Scout seniors in public

and paroch' al schools and Ca-dettes entering seventh gradein the fall are eligible to attendthe sixth annual diocesan re-peat for Catholic Scouts to beheld the weekend of September23rd , at Camp Immaeulata , Mat-tituck. All Marian and St. Ag-nes candidates must attend. Theoflcring :s $5 per person. Re-servations may be handled

through Mrs. Harvey Bum-stead, Our Lady of the Snow-parish, Blue Point , Mrs. DonaldMatrone, St. John's in Bohemia ,nr Mrs John Sandstrom, St.Lawrence's Sayville.

SAYVILLE — Brownie Troop11 met with leaders Mrs. GeorgeWilliams and Mrs. Bernard Ca.'-"oone and h'ked to the SayvilleFire House. George Wil-liams gave the Brownies a com-plete tour of the department.The troop returned to the Com-munity House and closed theirmeeting with a* Brownie Ringceremony.

Under the leadership of Mrs.John N'clas and Mrs. RichardSharp, Brownie Troop 16 metat Mrs. Sham's home and com-pleted the May P.T.A. center-piece. The girls then made pop-corn balls. Special guests atthis meeting were Miss PatriciaBashauer, who played her gui-tar and Miss Nancy Heanev . wholed the troop 'n a song fest.

Junior Trooo 19 readied theGif' S"nut Bulletin for mailing.

Junior Troop 43 and M's.i-ovvell LaFountain met at thehome of their co-leader . Mrs.Robert Donahue , and made in-vilat 'ons for parents to their"Court of Awards "

Brownie Troop 18 met lastTuesday at the CommunityHouse. Three girls. Donna S' o-vick , Kimberlv Chrk and Sa vdra DeCaro, ftorked on the P.T. A. posters The entire t -oipworked on projects for Moth-er's Day. Plans were comolpWfor their trip to the SayvilleHistor cal Society.

Cadette Troop 17 openedtheir meeting al the CommunityHouse with a flag ceremony.Cadettes who passed the exten-sive first aid course are: SherryBatterman , Beth Bishop, JulieFuro, Diane Miller , Donna Lau-r to , Elaine Katsikas , Kay Nav-ratil , Kathy Smith , Kathy Leh-man and Gloria LaFountain.Miss Rose P.eylek announcedplans for camping at Wildwoodon May 19th and 20th. Themenu was planned and the meet-ing was closed with a flag cere-mony.

Cadette Troop 33. with lead-ers Mrs Will am McElhinneyand Mrs George Babbitt , helda candlelight ceremony for thereception of three new mem-bers , Patricia Hunter , Mary LeeBrady and Maria Guggliotta , anda Mother 's Day Tea. Badges andchallenges were awarded and

the entire troop put on a camp-fire skit.'

Second prize for the naturecolumn in the Suffolk CountyFish and Game paper, sponsor-ed by the Suffolk County Con-servation Organization , was wonby Cadette Edith McElhinney.Miss McElhinney and her par-ents wty-e invited to a meetingof the club where the prize waspresented to her.

The Col. Josiah Smith Chap-ter NSDAR will hold its annualelection tomorrow at the Say-ville Community House at twop. m. Reports from the boardand chairmen will be read andfiled with the chapter regent,Mrs. Russell Koehler. Merit a-wards will be g'ven to fourmerchants who participated inpatriotic window displays dur-ing the past year. Hostesses willbe Mrs. William Jenk'ns, Mrs.Gilbert Mathewson , Mrs JohnLongbotham and Mrs. WilliamJamieson.

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