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Bayport News Mrs. Nigel E. HallHR 2-1584

Mr. and Mrs. Erhest A.Kussmaul , of Sunset Drive ,Sayville, entertained a group ofout-of-town guests Saturday, inthe interval between the weddingceremony and reception of theirsister, Miss Margaret Kussmaulof Bayport and Ralph Silverthornof North Babylon. There were tenguests present, including theparents of the maid of honor, Mr.and Mrs. James. Oster ofSayville. Mr. and Mrs. Silver-thorn are making their home onAcademy Street.

The Bayport-Blue PointLibrary will be closed all dayWednesday, May 20. Librarianswill be attending the Spring In-stitute of the Suffolk CountyLibrary Association which will beheld that day at Felice's ofPatchogue. -

"Creative Writing - Fact andFancy" was the theme of theannual writing contest sponsoredby the Suffolk Reading Council.The contest was open to allstudents in Suffolk County fromgrades 3-12. Th?re were threewinners from the AcademyStreet School who were selectedfrom hundreds of entries: 1stprize in prose category to CynthiaMarch a sixth grader, for herwork "The Golden Comb." Sixthgrade runner-up Lisa E. Perryfor her poem "The Panther ." andThird Grade runner-up RobertMcCoy, for his work "I Turnedinto a Tire" in the prosecategory. The winners, parentsand teachers of the winners, wereguests at a dinner meeting of theCouncil to read their prize win-ning selections to members of theSuffolk Reading Council.

It was a busy weekend at the

home of Mr. & Mrs. Nigel E. Hallon Academy Street. On Saturday,Susan Hall was Ihe guest of honorat a luncheon for 13, celebratingher eighth birthday. Also, shewas honored with a family partythat evening, which was attendedby her grandparents , Mr. andMrs. Jesse H. Lawrence ofTeaneck , N.J. The Lawrencesstayed until Sunday evening for aMother 's Day dinner and thenreturned to N.J.

Preliminary plans for GirlScouting for next fall have begun.Volunteers are needed on alllevels of scouting...especially onthe Junior troop level. If helpdoes not come to the three Juniortroops at the Academy StreetSchool, nearly 100 girls will bedropped from the Girl Scou tprogram. If you are interes ted involunteering -- and you don 'thave to have a child in Girl Scouts- contact Mrs. Nigel E. Hall ,Troop Organizer.

The Board of Education of theBayport-Blue Point SchoolDistrict will hold an informalinformation meeting this eveningin the ca.eteria of the Blue PointElementary School at 8:30 P.M.All residents are invited todiscuss and ask questions of theBoard concerning the proposed1970-71 budget.

The Day Unit of the BayportCooperative Extension held theirf ind business meeting Wed-nesday. They made final plansfor the White Elephant Sale andAchievement Day to take placeon May 27. Anyone wishing toattend the Spring Luncheon onJune 3 at Land's End must notifythe Luncheon Committee or aUni t officer by May 21. The

Evening Uni t will hold classes onTuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the highschool cafeteria in the following:Lesson 1 in Spring Hats; Lesson 2in crocheted afghans taught byMrs. Linda Lane; and Lesson 4 inCotton Dress by Mrs. E. Davis;and Lesson 1 in wastepaperbaskets by Mrs. Muriel Lampe.

Ten members of the Women'sSociety of Christian Service of theBayport Methodist Church meton Thursday at the home of Mrs.Walter Pulley of Blue Point , tomake final plans for theirFashion Show which will takeplace on May 27. Tickets on saleand may be obtained by callingHR-2-2196.

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Mrs. Stuart Nassauer, Jr. wasthe hostess of a bridal showerheld at her home on Bay Avenueon May 2, for Miss Lilly Chen, ofthe State University of New York,Stony Brook. Among the 16 guestsattending was Miss Chen's futuremother-in-law, Mrs. Gerard T.Bourguignon of KensingtonAvenue. Miss Chen, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. David Chen ofTaipein , Taiwan, will be .narriedon June 6 at St. Gerard MajelloChurch in Terryville, to GerardJ. Bourguignon..

Six couples of the BayportCouples Club enjoyed a pot-lucksupper on Saturday evening. Thehosts of the affair were Mr. andMrs. Robert 'Seitz of ClevelandStreet.

The Sayville Musical Workshipwill present a special benefitperformance for many localcharities May 28. Mrs. William

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Blue Point Newsby MARY ROSE EM 3-7024

The Mothers of the Blue PointBaptist Church took over themorning service last Sunday,Mother 's Day. Mrs. RobertCowan, Mrs. Lawrence Kapfer,Mrs. Richard Herold , Mrs.Milton Furman, Mrs. DavidJohnstone, Mrs. Henry Morris,Mrs. Willard Tuttle, and Mrs.Eugene Rogers participated .Africa n Violet plants were givento the oldest mother in thecongregation , Mrs. LewisWorrad , and the youngestmothei1, Mrs. Howard Keifer , Jr.

Mrs. Marie Weyhrauchpresided at a meeting of theWomen's Christian Fellowshipheld at the Blue Point BaptistChurch Monday evening. Theprogram included a member ofthe Salvation Army who spoke on.the history of the organizationsand its work, and a CalendarParty to celebrate the birthday ofeveryone present. Each tablewas decorated in a themesuitable for one of the twelvemonths and guests were seated atthe tables according to theirbirthdays. Members of otherProtestant churches in the areawere among the 60 guests whoattended.

Mrs. George Densing and herdaughter, Mrs. Howard Kranz ,

and grandson , Michael visitedwith Mr. and Mrs. William Butlerand family of Montauk , formerlyof BUie Point , last week.

The flowers in the Blue PointBaptist Church on Sunday werepresented by Mr. and Mrs. HenryMorris in memory of theirmothers, Mrs. Elizabeth Morrisand Mrs. Mariam Falk.

A series of "Deeper Life"services will be held at the BluePoint Baptist Church beginningSunday at the 11 a.m. morningservice and the 7 :30 p.m. eveningservice. A meeting will also beheld on Monday and Tuesdayevenings at 7:30 p.m . TheReverend and Mrs. Robert At-wood, former missionaries, willconduct the services. Every one isinvited to attend

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The Bayport-Blue PointLibrary will be closed in theafternoon and evening onWednesday, May 20, as thelibrarians will be attending theSuffolk County LibraryAssociation 's Spring Institute atFelice 's in Patchogue.

Mrs. Harry Thyberg and Mr.George Dornhoefer were in-stalled as co-presidents of the

Sylvan Avenue PTA on Wed-nesday evening following theAnnual Spring Concert of theSylvan Avenue School Mrs.James Flaherty and Mrs. JohnMcKenna were installed as cc~vicepresidents; Mrs. AlfonsoMonzillo recording secretary;Mrs. Lawrence Williams ,treasurer; and Mr. James Weik,honorary vicepresident

Modelis at the Fashion and WigShow held at the Sylvan AvenueSchool last Monday were Su<_anSuydam, Alison Sommer, LindaMitchell , Judith Hogan, CarolConsolatore, and Elaine TusseaAwards were presented to SueFlorentine, Betty Debeli andLaura Reisinger. ,

The Blue Point Coopera tiveExtension will work on ' un-finished projects today and nextThursday which will be displayedon Achievement Day, Thursday,May 28 from 1 to 3 p.m. at theBlue Point Firehouse. There willalso be a cake sale and WhiteElephantSale. Refreshments willbe served. The public is invi ted.Plans are being made for theAnnual luncheon to be held at theL..ke House in Sayville. Mrs. C.Hannan and Mrs. H. Schmidt

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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stephanof Col ton Avenue are entertainingMr. and Mrs. W'.tliam Stephan ofRadnor , Penn., ' and thei',* two.sons this weekend. The visitorshave come to attend the EabylonChoral concert this Saturdayevening, in which Mr. and Mrs.Stephan are singing.

Miss Virginia Bare, daughterof Mr.- and Mrs. Louis Bare ofBroadway Avenue, received herfirs t Holy Communion onSaturday at St. LawrenceChurch. Virginia, Mr. and Mrs.Bare, and Mrs. Bare's mother,Mrs. Helen Taylor, went todinner at the Snapper Inn tocelebrate the occasion , Mr.Bare's birthday which was. also •Saturday, and Mother's Day.

Miss Debra Lanari was hostessat a sweet sixteen surprise partyFriday, held at the home of herparents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Lanari,of Haip Lane. The party was heldin honor of Miss Ann' Raber,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Chauncey Raber , of Old MontaukHighway . Twenty Three peopleattended and enjoyed the musicof Bill Van Axen's band.

The Sayville PTA will meet onMay 19 at 8:30 P.M. at theSayville Jr. High School. TheScene will be TeacherRecognition, with the installment .of new officers by Mr. Spencer ,Superintendent of Schools. Past

recipients of PTA scholarshipswill be there to speak. Gifts*-willbe presented to retiring teachers.

Did you get your SignatureIdentification Card? If not, stopin at the office at which you bank.An I.D. card will enable you toget faster service when cashingchecks. Another service of your"ONE STOP BANK," TheOystermen's Band and TrustCompany (Member F.D.I.C)

A- .home mass for the StLawrence Church Confirmationclass of James DeAcetis will beheld at 5 p.m., Saturday at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Riccardi ofHandsome Avenue. The Rev.Joseph DeAcetis, C.S.S.R. willofficia te at the mass. FatherDeAcetis is the brother of Mr.DeAcetis. Annina Maria, one ofthe Riccardi's nine children is amember of the class . After themass a buffet dinner will beserved.

The Sayville CommunityCouncil will hold a meeting at theSayville Community HouseThursday, May 21, at 8 p.m. AUorganizations who use theCommunity House for theirmeetings are requested to haveone of their members attend themeeting. .

There will be , a CommunionBreakfast held for the childrenthat received their First HolyCommunion at the St. Lawrence

Church last Saturday morning.The breakfast will be held at 9:30a.m. on Saturday morning withteachers and helpers attending,awards will'be given.

The combined Bay Shore andSayville Auxiliaries of tie SuffolkCenter for EmotionallyDisturbed Children extends acordial invitation to all Interestedladies to attend the next monthlymeeting on Wednesday. May 20,at the home of Mrs. J. Moran, on531 Brooklyn Blvd., Bright-waters. Call Mrs. Moran at MO-6-7879 for information.

Joseph Gallo Jr., son of Mr. andMrs. Joseph Gallo of Indian HeadDrive received his first HolyCommunion Saturday at . the StLawrence Church. A buffet:dinner was held in the evening atthe home of his parents.Includedamong the guests were hisgrandparents Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Antonio, and his uncle andfiancee, Anthony Antonio, andMiss. Barbar Muhlhausen all ofUueens Village.

Roe Vogeney of Jones Driveinvites local residents to par-ticipate in the June Art Jubilee tobe held at the South Shore Mall inBay Shore June 18-21. Awardswill be presented on Father'sDay. All local artists are invited ¦to exhibit their work and shouldcall 589-8971 for more in-formation.

Dennis O'Doherty ofCleveland Avenue was appointedSus ta in ing Membersh ipEnrollment Chairman of theSunrise District, Suffolk CountyCouncil BSA. The appointmentwas announced last week by"District' Chairman Peter FoxCohalan.

The Sisterhood of TempleShalom will sponsor a card party.Monday at the Temple onGreeley Avenue. Rochelle Green(LT97451) and Estelle Frnzraich(5898416) have information abouttickets. -

Peggy Regan will hostess ayard sale for the Cath olicDaughters of America this 'Friday at her home on 3 ChaseLane, Sayville. The public isinvi ted to attend.

James V. Fallon of Sayvillewas recently elected to serve asthird vice president of the SuffolkCounty Bar Association., The Sayville Historical Societywill formulate plans for openingthe Homestead for the summer attheir meeting this Wednesday.The Society is interested inrepeiving,;old - photographs and;|56stcai;d-i'of tlifearea, of people orlocal scenes. These photographsmay be presented as a gift to theSociety's growing collection orloaned'for copying. Please leaveat the Suffolk County New Officeor give them to a society mem-ber.

The Wet Paints Studio Groupwill hold its annual "Paintings inthe Park" show in the Gillette

Ave. Community Center Park onSaturday, May 30, from 10 a.m. to3 p.m. The public is invited toattend. There will be a super-vised painting area for childrenwith judging and awarding ofribbons.

Mrs. Susan Mitzner announcesa meeting of the Sayville-Oakdalechapter of Hadassah on May 25 at8:30 in the Community House.Contemporary issues on cam-puses will be viewed by Adelphistudent speakers. The public iswelcome.

Mrs. Edward Willoughby ofFoster Avenue was honored at aluncheon held at eh Lake House.The Sayville Guild and the GiftShop Volunteers of Go6dSamaritan Hospital werehostesses. Mrs. Willoughby waspresent-jd with a charm braceletin appreciation of her work as gift

SNEAK PREVIEW of tbe Captain and his Guards who will appear in the Cherry Avenue ElepientarySchool Spring Vocal Concert which will be presented <*n Friday, May 15, at 8:00 p.m. In the schoolauditorium. From left to right: Russell D'Ambra. Mtcliael Burgess. Joseph Kraszen , William Maro,and Lawrence Seesing. \

shop chairman. Mr. and Mrs.Willoughby will move to Floridaat the end of the month.

Invest idle funds with safetyand high return. See Oystermen 'sabout a certificate of deposit.

Friends of Father Kelly willhold their second annual rum-mage and cake sale Thursdayand Friday at the home of Mrs.William Shelbourne, 183 CandeeAvenue. According to co-chairman, Mrs. Eileen Rehm,

there will be "all sorts ofgoodies" from antiques to cup-cakes. The proceeds will supportFather Kelly 's mission in Africa .

Edward Dooling of MapleStreet was discharged, fromSouthside Hospital this week. Hewas taken by the Sayville Am-bulance to St. James nursinghome in St. James.

Patricia Bailey celebrated hertwelfth birthday Saturday at aparty given bv her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Bailey, at theirhome on Greene Avenue.

Mr. And Mrs. William Reilly onHandsome Avenue entertained attheir home on Saturday. Thecelebration was in honor of Mr.Reilly who has recently earnedhis second doctoral degree. Hisnewest Phd. will be awarded to

him at St. John's Universitycommencement exercises inJune.

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. The annual Memorial Serviceof the Suffolk County VolunteerFiremen's Association will beheld at 5 P.M. on Sunday, May 17,in East Brentwood.

Mr. ai.J Mrs. Howard Style anddaughU-rs, Miss Louann andBeth, of Cherry Avenue spent theweekend at the home of Mr. andMrs. Elwood Style of Sunapee,N.H. They also visited theirmother, Mrs. John Style, who is apatient in the New LondonHospital , New London, N.H. MissIsabella Style of Bohemia alsoaccompanied them on the trip.

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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Slager ofRollstone Avenue were weekendguests at the home of Mr. andMrs. John Daane of Fanwood.N.J.

The monthly meeting of heLadies Auxiliary of the FireDepartment will be held at 8 p.m.next Wednesday in theFirehouse. After the business ofthe evening there will be aPocketbook Hunt.

Mrs. Raymond Welter ofBarkley Lane spent the Mother 'sDay weekend visiting her motherand sisters in Brooklyn , N.Y.

Mrs. John Van Essendelft ofFifth Street returned home yes-,lerday after spending threeweeks at the home of her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth Van Dellen of OakLawn, 111.

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of Miami, Fla. arrived here lastWednesday and will spend thesummer months in town visitingwith relatives ar.d friends.

Mrs. Richard Andela anddaughters Karen and Debra ofWanye , N.J., and Mrs. BarneySmid of Wyckoff , N.J., spentyesterday at the home of Mrs.Andela 's parents , Mr. and Mrs.Nelson Slager of DivisionAvenue. . r

Mr. ar.d Mrs. James Sloot-maker and Mrs. Mary VanderPyl left for (heir home in OrmondBeach , Fla., last Thursday afterspending five weeks at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. John J. VanEssendelft of Cherry Avenue.

Leonard Kiesling, son of Mrs.Irene Kiesling, of Cherry Avenueleft on Sunday morning to begintraining at Lackland Air ForceBase. After six weeks of bootcamp he will be Transferred toIllinois to study air trafficcontrol.

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