Blue Point
Bayp ort News
MRS. W. J. SIMONY
HR 2-1799
A "Live-off-the-Land" party
was held on January 28th at
the home of Mr . and Mrs. William K. Marran of Demar Lane.
This is an annual event at which
all food is prepared and served
by the men, featuring all sorts
of game and seafood for which
the same group; of men fished
and hunted during the past season. Included on the menu were
oyrters , clams, mussels, venison,
rabbit and pheasant. The following couples p_rti-ipated." Mr.
and Mrs. Paul E. SuDtiheim. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry J. Knoepffler ,
Mr. and Mrs. Eriist Thoryaldsen , Mr. and Mrs. Willard A.
Monsell, and Mr. and'Mrs. William J. Simony.
Greg Thorvaldsen , a freshman at the Fort Schuyler Maritime Academy is spending the
mid term vacation with his parents Mr. and
Mrs.
Ernet
Thorvaldsen of Woodland Drive.
Mr. arid Mrs. George Mitchell
of Seaman Avenue celebrated
their 16th wedding anniversary
on Friday.
Mrs . Willard A. Monsell of
Woodland Drive was guest of
honor at a baby shower given
by Mrs. William R. Marran list
Wednesday. Those
attending
included Mrs. John A . Roecklein , Mrs. John A. Paller, Mrs.
Robert W. Stewart , Mrs. Ernst
Thorvaldsen , Mrs . -! Henry J.
Knoippfler , Mrs. Dennis
L.
Maud , Mrs. George Mitchell.
Mrs. Robert E. Hooks, Mrs.
Paul E. Sundheim and Mrs.
Delancey NicolL
The Bayport Fife and Drum
Corp s will be performing two
or thre e times on February 18th,
in front of the Methodist Hall.
Anyone who has not seen them
perform should do so at this
time. This group has b;en
selected to represent the United
States at the Canadian Exposition , on July 23rd. The appearances on February 18th will be
in connection with a white elephant sale being held to raise
the money necessary to finance
the group 's appearance in
Canada. $2,000 is the amount
which must be raised, and thi.
is only for the expenses of the
corps , all adults accompanying
them will pay their ov.n way .
Bayport Methodist Church is
participating in the World Day
of Prayer sponsored by tHfe Sayville Council of Church Women
United , and this year the host
is the Sayville Congregational
Church. Bayport residents are
invited to attend t_i e service
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there at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Dear Bayport Readers:
I have just taken the job as
correspondent for Bayport, and
this first column was prepared
on very short notice.', I there
fore had to rely, mostly oh personal friend J for items. In the
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future .1 hope to print news from
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MBS. FRANK ROSSITER
The Bayport Boosters would
like very much to see ewe
parents attend tha various athletic event. , both _ t homo and
away. If anyone is interested
in joining tlia Boosters , he may
call Tom Hoit of McConnell
Avenue,
Bayport's Indoor Track Team ,
coached by Robert Barthraj .
will attend the NYU meet at
the 63th Regiment Armory on
Saturday.
There was an executive meeting last night of the Women 's
Society of Christian Service of
the Methodist Church. The
meeting was conducted bv the
president , Mrs. Gustav E. Rhyle,
for the purpose of dsciding upon
a program for the next general
meeting of the WSCS to be hel d
on February 15th.
A neighborhood meeting of
the Girl Scout leaders from Bayport and Blue Point was held at
'he Methodist Church last Wednesday. Mrs. William Clark who
is senior leader and president oi
the South Suffolk-Girl Scou '
Council spoke to V.e group
about Camp Edey.
A birthday party was held
last Tuesday in celebration of
William Norman's fourth birthday. Those attending were Patricia Norman , Davi d and Susan
Churchill , Louise Ferretti , and
Louis Tuminaro. William is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
P. Norman of Willow Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Shene
of Snedecor Avenue , entertained Mrs. Shehe's mother, Mrs.
David Morris of Blue Point , on
Friday evening, on the occasion
of Mrs. Morris' birthday.
Mr. and Mrs . William H. MacGowan of Southampton jpsnt
several days last week at the
home of their daughter and sonin-law , Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Rivers of South Ocean Avenue.
Daniel Brunle , a freshman at
Becker Junior College, Worcester, Mass., has been at home
for the mid-semester vacation.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pred Brunle of Renee Drive.
The Bayport Methodist Youth
Fellowship hel d a penny fair on
Saturday. Refreshments were
sold , and there were many entertaining booths which tiie
various members set up. The
fair was well attended and a
great success.yTlyj purpose of
the fair was to raise money
for MYF activities.
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Work is progressing on the new Lincoln Avenue Elementary School in Say'
ville. Completion is expected by the opening of schools in September.
(Photo by Popely),
pare the copy in time for the
following Thursday 's issue. In
addition to birthdays , entertaining and vacation information I
would especially like items concerning what your children are
doing at college or in the service, honors they have received ,
transfers to new locations , plans
to be in Bayport , and so on.
Also, visits to Bayport in' former
residents are always of interest
I plan to get in touch regularly with various Bayport organizations, the Bayport Methodist
Church and the schools. Anyone, wishing to be included on
my list of regularly contacted
persons is asked just to let mc
know.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin
of Middle Road entertained a
number of guests on Sunday to
celebrate the second birthday
of their son, Andrew.
The
guests were his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter VanEyk and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin ,
his great grandmothers, Mrs.
Anna Volpe and Mrs. Paul Van
Eyk, his uncle , Jonathan Van
Eyk, his great uncle, Stanley
VanEyk and great aunt , Mrs.
Robert Huddleston. all of
Queens, Mr. and .Mrs. R. W.
Martin and Richard. Craig, and
Carolyn , of Commack , Miss Ann
Ehrsam, Mr. and Mrs. .Ronald
Watson, Mr. and Mrs., Lyle
Thornbloom and Kristin , Gretchen , and Lisa Thornbloom . of
Bayport. A buffet supper was
served.
Modern Home Owner combinsd package insurance policies
can save you money. See
Charles P. Dickerson, 31 Main
'Street, Sayville.
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Naval Aviation Cadet John R.
Sieglinger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Sieglinger of 33 Woodland
Drive, has reported aboard V.
S. Navy Training Squadron-24
at Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Chase Field, Beeville, Texas.
Cadet Siegliner, a student Naval
Aviator , will be undergoing Advanced Jet Training.
Mrs. Albert MacKenzie of Bay
f SEE THE MAN FBCM VALLEY NATIONAL
The Rev. John P. Cranston ,
Jr., above, minister of the Congregational Church of Christ in
Bay Shore, will be guest spegj.- ,„
er at the Worl d Day of Prayer
services held by Church Women
United , Sayville Council , al the
Sayville Congregational Church
tomor.ow at 1:30 p. m.. according to Mrs. Mark Redlein , president of the local council. ' All
area women are invited to attend. A nursery will -oe provided.
Avenue fell in her home Saturday and fractured her leg for
the second time.
Frank Abel Jr., U.S.C.G., is
spending four days at home
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Abel of Suydam Lane, after a
month's patrol duty in the
North Atlantic aboard the
Coast Guard Cutter Mackinac,
whirli is based at Staten Island.
Lloyd Remme of Gillette
Avenue flew last Saturday to
Minneapolis, Minn, to attend
the funeral of h s mother, Mrs.
Anna Remme, who died on Friday. He was expected to return
Monday evening.
James Abel , son of Mr. and
Mrs . Frank Abel of Suydam
Lane, spent last weekend in
Washington , D. C. having won
a contest for newsboys run by
the Suffolk Sun.
Community Church
In the five year period around
1960, average annual use of all
grains , including wheat , rice,
oats, barley , and grain sorghum ,
fell short of production by about two million tons a year,
To Hold Service
The Rev. George T. Pattison ,
D. D. B. A. will be the guest
speaker on Sunday at the' first
pi'j lic worship service for the
Sayville Community Church, an
independent full-Gospel Christian fellowship at the new Veterans Memorial Hall on Lakeland Avenue in Sayville.
The Rev. Mr. Pattison is
the former dean of St. Luke 's
Episcopal Cathedral, Prince Rupert Island , British Columbia.
For the past year he has been
behind the Iron Curtain and in
Europe visiting the churches
there.
He is presently with the Inter-Church Team Ministers in
Newhall , Calif.
Mrs. Pierre Grand , of Woodland Avenue , was pleasantly
surprised last Wednesday night
l.v a babv shower given by Mrs
Edward Maler at the home of
Mrs. Eric Conors of Sayville.
The following members of the
Porcas Circle of the Baptist
Church were present: Mrs.
George Densing, Mrs. Edward
Denninger, Mrs. Arthur Gneshammer. Mrs . John Siebus. M__ .
Henry Morris and Mrs. Harry
¦Hrfibmy. of Blue Point, Mrs.
Frank Lindner, Mrs. Eric Conors, Mrs. Edward Mahler, Mrs.
p-unn Militano , Mrs. Nathaniel
Cunningham , and Mrs. William
Bachsmith of Sayville. Mrs.
Frank Schrage , and Mrs. Hiram
Darrow of Bayport, and Mrs.
Benjam in Rutkowski of Brookhaven. The presents, were in a
play pen decorated in pink and
blue.
Richard Scott Wernig, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wernig
of Eatondale Avenue , celebrated
his second birthday Monday afternobn of last week with a
party. Richard's guests were his
brother Chipper, his cousin, Linda Wernie, Gwen and Jeff Barthelme, taura Baer and Paul
Maklos.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sauerwein andi son William drove to
Portsmouth, N. H. last weekend
to visit their son-in-law and
daughter. Airman and Mrs.
Gary Miller.
Pvt. Joseph Jurgens Jr. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jurgens of Blue
Point Avenue, has graduated
from basic training at Fort Gordon, Ga. Pvt. Jurgens has been
assigned to advanced training in
Heavy Field Artillery' at Fort
Sill in Oklahoma. Pvt. Jurgens
was a graduate in the class of
19-6 at the James Wilson
Young High School.
Louise Pasternack, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Pasternack of Namkee Road , celebrated her 15th birthday last Friday
night with a swimming party at
Brookhaven National Laboratory followed by a pizza party
at Nancy 's Restaurant in Patchogue. Louise had as her guests
the following girls: her sister ,
Irene, Lee Franze. Ginny McLaughlin. Rose Mari e Palmquist ,
Debbie Wheat , Brigid Matejic ,
Nancy Lipson and Sylvia Turner.
PoT"iid Schwizer returned to
the University of Bridgeport,
Conn, after spending, a week
with his aunts, the Misses Matilda and Louise Schwizer, of
Clearview Place.
Cub Scont Pack 139 meet*
the last Monday of the month
at the Arthur Premm School at
seven p. __. Committee meeting the second Monday of the
month at the Oakdale Fire
House at eight p. ra.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bevis
held, open house on Sunday at
their home on Paumanake Road
for their son Milton Jr. who is
leaving tomorrow for service
with the United States Air
Force. He attended James Wilson Young High School in Bayport.
Co rr ection
In a story last week concerning the death by apparent heart
attack of Jack Douglas Davis,
38, of East Islip, during a fire
at 1488 Locust Avenue, Bohemia , the name of Mrs. Oma
Tkacs should have been given
as the householder at that address. We regret the error.
Back in the 1870's, food took
58 per cent of all the consumer
earned. Now the figu e is 18.2
per cent of disposable income—
the lowest in history.
Today at the Baptist Church
the White Cross Missionary
Circle will meet , postponed
from last Thursday. It starts at
10:30 a. m. Saturday al eight
p. m. the Senior Fellowship for
all over 21 years of age will
meet.
Kevin Foley] son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Foley of Nelson Avenue , has returned to Seton Hall
College, in South Orange, N- Jafter spending last weekend
with his parents.
Mrs. ' Earl Moger, of Blue
Point Avenue, has returned
home after spending 12 days at
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital.
•In Our Lady of the Snow
Chureh during Lent there will
be a 7:30 p. m. mass every
Friday night. Lectors; are still
needed. The Confraternity high
school students will receive
Holy Communion tfifs Sunday
at the 10 a. m. mass.
Last weekend 33 Boy Scouts
arid three adult leaders joined
in the Polar Bear, weekend at
Camp Wilderness in Yaphank.
A donkey basketball game
will be held on Washington 's
Birthday at the James Wilson
Young High School gymnasium.
This Is for the benefit of the
Booster
Point
Bavpoft-Bluc
Club.
Dinner Meeting
A dinner meeting of the Sayville Chamber of Commerce wil l
be held oh Wednesday, Febru.
ary 15th at Land's End startiip
nt 6:30 p. m. President Mclvii.
J. O'Klock announced this wecli
that two officials f/om the Town
Of Islip will be present, name ly
Supervisor George Raven anil
Superintendent of Highway s
Clyde Pearsall . Both men wil l
give Interesting talks on the
future of Sayville, and the improvements taking place in the
community. Members and guest?
are invited lo attend. Dinner
reservations may be made ¦;...
calling M_ ^ O'Klock at LT &"!'
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APPOINMENT
Arthur E. Driseoll of 15 Palmcr Drive, Sayville, was ap
pointed secretary of the United
States Trust Company of New
York on Tuesday.
Mr. Driseoll. joined the company in i-62. A Brooklyn College g-.aduate, he was in the
United States Army and served
in Korea during 1B53 and 1954.
Mr. ' Driseoll was previously
with Boyd E. Wilson , and Company as a manager of commercial buildings.
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