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By MKS. HIRAM DARROW "£he Islip. Town Recreation Pro­

gram at the Bayport School last week included a Mardi Gras Day last Thursday with the King, Stev­en Goodchild and the queen Alice Kugile.' The comic ' strip .costume award went to Cathy McMann, as Gale Evans, "the- funniest costume was worn by Vera Spucek as a hobo, the prettiest was. Barbara Branagan as a bride, and Nanette Mead won the award^for the Map­per age costume. Two sisters, Di: ane ahd Lally won an award for their portrayal of Jack and JUL Last Friday, Miss Bogel and Mrs." Olson took 30 children to Sayville to see "Pollyanna" and on Monday a model car-race was held. Tues­day afternoon a "brawn and beau­ty" contest was held for all ages. Wednesday morning a movie was -shown and in the afternoon a kite race was held. Today there will be a pet show when all dogs must be leashed and muzzled on the play­ground and in the afternoon a hula hoop contest will be held. Tomorrow there will be a hobby show. Mel Beckel, director of this program in Bayport has four as­sistants: Miss Barbara Bogel and Mrs. Barton Olson of Bayport, and the Misses Caroline Argondizza and Marion Crispo from Sayville.

Miss Constance Black of Second Avenue was the guest of honor recently at a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Vincent Miranda, in Patchogue. Miss Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Black will be married on August 21st to John Ferrante, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Ferrante, of Patch­ogue.

Modern Home Owner combined package insurance policies can gave you money. See Charles P. Dickerson, 31 Main Street, Sayville.

24tf The altar flowers on Sunday at

the Methodist church were given by Mr. and Mrs, Albert Zigrosser Sr. in memory of loved ones. The speaker at the church next Sunday will be Reuel. Rust, .of Bayport, layman, in the absence of the Rev. Mr. Owen who is on vacation. The Methodist youth who is spending this week at Camp Quinipet, the Methodist Camp at Shelter Island, is Mark Rozycki, who went with a 'campership from the "Ruth Cir­cle" of the church. Mr. and Mrs.

i Richard Hambley of Blue Point are the summer parents who are taking a child into their home for two weeks of.the Friendly Town • program which is under the chair­manship of Mrs. Lyle Thornbloom

' of Bayport Avenue. This will} be the last child to be here on va­cation sponsored by this program this year.

For repairs to your car, go to Jack Houston's Service Center, formerly Mantha's, Middle Road, Bayport. Phone Bayport 8-3377.

• 28tf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheffield of

' Eatondale Avenue, returned home last week after spending a 10-day vacation in West Palm Beach, Fla.

- where they visited with Mr and Mrs. Howard Heller at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Heller were former Blue Point residents.

Judith and Nancy Kindberg, of Islip Terrace, returned home on Saturday after spending a week's vacation with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Darrow of Bayport Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hanson of Oakwood Avenue, returned home on Wednesday of last week after spending a few days in Blue Bell, Pa. where Mr. Hanson attended n meeting of the "Steel, Distribu­tors" of which he is chairman.

,.- They also-were over-night guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bern­ard Brownstein in Wayne County, Pa. and were their guests for din­ner at the Meadow Brook- Country Club.

Dale Rutkowski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rutkowski, of Fairview Avenue returned home on Saturday after spending a week at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kindberg, in Islip Terrace.

If you want to enlarge a small room do it with mirrors from Napiefs. Call Sayville 4-0222. 4tf

The "Dorcas Circle" of the Methodist Church met on Tues­day afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. John NVindels, oh Paulanna Avenue. After the busi­ness meeting the devotional lea

"» son on Africa and its missionaries was followed by a picnic supper served by the hostess. The follow­ing members were present: Mrs. William Mantha, Mrs. Stanley Piatt. Mrs. Ella Kulda, Mrs. Al­bert Haubt, Mrs. Anton Dlvis, Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Mrs. Wiltard Smith, Mrs. Dora Crampton, Miss Ida Frlcman and a new member, Mrs. Lillian Newell. The next meeting will be held, at Mrs. Cramplon's home on Soedecor

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Bayport Date Book ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS- Monday, 8:30 p.io. Parish haUy MethodUt Church,

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THE BAYPORT METHODIST MEN'S CLUB - Every Third Tdpsday ot the nunth at 8 p.m. i-

BAYPORT-SAYVILLB UNIT-LADIES' AUXILIARY-BROOKHAVEN MEMORIAL HOS­PITAL — Second Monday, 8:15. The Community Hoiue, SayvUle. x

BAYPORT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL P.T.A. — Second Wetoefday, 8 P.m.» school au-*v;."" .ditorium. •• . • - ..: ;••.;;••

BAYPORT.-BLUH POINT HIGH SCHOOL .PARENT ASS'N. ~ Third Tuesday. 8:30 VJ ?J3Q.> high school. • V . - ^ i " ^

BAYPORT CIVIC ASSOCIATION, INC. — Firsi Thursdays. January, March, May, September and November, 8:30 p.m., Bayport High School. Annual Meeting feXhix'd Tuesday July, 8:SO p.m., Bayport Hljh School. ;

BAYPORT REPUBLICAN CLUB — Meets In tbq Bayport Fire House at 8 P.m. OD the fourth jfrlday of the month. (

BAYPORT TAXPAYERS ASS'N. - Third Wednesday. Bayport High School, 8 p.m . • <::• uoarl of directors, first Wednesday. Bayport HUih School, 8 pan. BOARD OF EDUCATION - fecona Fridays, 8:SU p.nv B<JY JCOUTS — Mondays. 7 JO, High SchooL • COUPLES' CJLUB — Second Saturdays, 8:15 p.m. . PIRfi. DEPARTMENT ~ First Fridays 8 p.m. firehouje. Ladles* AuxUlary, meets sec­

ond Monday afternoon. CUB PACK — Meeting fourth Wednesday of every month.̂ OIRL SCOUT TROOP COMMITTEE - First Wednesdays, 8 p.m-OIRL SCOUT BROWNIES -r Troop 1, Friday, 3:15 p.m„ High School! Troop a, Tues--"*' day, 3 p.m. EUementary School; Troop 3, second and fourth Mondjor. 7:13 i ;v p.m. Leaders' homes; Troop 4, Tuesday, 3:15 pan.. High School; Troop HOME BUREAU — Every Thursday 10 a.m; to 3 p.m., Ifi SayyUle Community House. OIRL SCOUTS — Troop six, meets tHr^ayP.m. Thursdays In elementary school. INTERMEDIATE SCOUTS — Bth Grade - rrodp 7 • Fridays • Elementar/School 3:00-• - ' i 4:30 PJn.j 6th Grade - Troop • - Thursday • High School • 3:15-4:30 p.m.; 7th

. "Grad« • Troop 1 • Tuesdays • High School • 3:15-4:30 p.m.; 8th Grade - Troop 8 * Tuesdays • High School • 7-15-8:30 p.m.

SENIOR SCOUTS — High School Students, Troop 3 • 1st and 3rd Mondays, 7:15-0, Monday, 3 P.m., Elementary School,' Troop 6, Thursday, Elementary *Jchool, 3 p.ra., Troop 7, Friday. 3 p.m., Elementary School

LIONS CLUB — Second and fourth Mondays,' 7:30 pin. LAnd'a End. y SDUTHSIDE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY - Second Tuesdays, lt30 P.m. WOMAN'S SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN SERVICE — Third Wednesday at 8 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Caliao of Bayport Avenue entertained on Saturday night at their home at a "Welcome Home" party for their son Cpl.- Sal Caliao, U.S. Army, who returned home on Monday of last week after serving in 'Kaiser-slautertf, Germany for two years. He will be .transferred to a camp in Texas after, his 35 day fur­lough. The guests were his fiancee, Miss Linda Frowein of Blue. Point, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gaurdia, of' Heliport, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rocco and family, the Misses Bee-bee and Angela, and Guy Rocco of Babylon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bos-co and Mrs. Ann ~,Fileano of Pat­chogue, Mr. and Mrs. James Reb-man, Miss Valerie Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Brown and daugh­ters, the Misses Claire and Har­riet, Mr. and Mrs. James McCarthy, and Mr. and Mrs. George St'oll Jr., all of Bayport, Miss Judith Carda-rrrone, ftand Joseph. Meeuico of Blue Point, and Miss Edith Smith and Michael DeBenedetto, of Ja­maica and Miss Gloria Caliao, sis­ter of the guest of honor. @pl. Cal­iao and Miss Frowein, daughter of Mr. arid -Mrs. Oscar Frowein of Blue Point, will be married on August sixth.

Mr. and Mrs. Serge Doucette of East Road have as their house guest for a few weeks Miss Cyn­thia Burke of Prospect, Conn. Serge Doucette Jr. flew on Sunday to Burbank near Los Angeles, Calif: to visit his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Connors for 10 days. From there he will go to Las Vegas, Nev. for a 10-day visit with another uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John McAtavey. The last week in August he will spend with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Le Page at theiv h6me in Boise, Idaho!

For the brightest wash come to the authorized Westlnghouse Bay-'port Laundromat. Third Avenue, lust north of Montauk Highway.

» 75tf . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hammond arid daughter, Miss Barbara, of Third Avenue are spending a week's vacation at their. cottage at Water Island, Mrs. Hammond is 6h vacation from her duties at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital and Mr. Hammond is away from his work with the L.I. Railroad.

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Manfre and children, Michael, Perry Jr. and Thomas, of First Avenue were guests for the week end at the home of Mr. Manfre's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manfre, in Ozone Park. On Saturday they at­tended an engagement party for Miss Sandra Manfre and Louis S a p p r a -of Cambria Heights which was held at Miss Manfre's home. On Sunday a family dinner party was held for Michael in celebration of his ninth birthday given by his grandparents.

Terry Ncwberg celebrated her sixth birthday at a party given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Newberg, at tholr home on Second Avenue, on Saturday afternoon. Her guests enjoyed games for which prizes were awarded, Those who helped celebrate were Debo­rah Richter, Cheryl Smith, Debo rah Swamback, Wendy Eberhirdt, Christine Barker, Doris Bankston, Gail Stumper, Cheryl McLean and

Mr. and Mrs, Leo Laliberty of Bayview Avenue had their infant son Steven Lawrence christened on Sunday at St. Lawrence's R.C. Church. The godparents were Mr. arid Mrs. Lawrence Kosciusko, of Brooklyn. A buffet supper was served at the Laliberty home for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams,-Mrv^-and—Mrs: John Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Mi­chael Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Alex­ander Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McLafferty, all from Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin and son Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Martin and chil­dren Joyce and Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Laliberty and son Norman, Mr. and Mrs. Erick Chris-

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Miss Jean Robinson of 108 Greeley Avenue, Sayville, a finalist in a beauty contest at Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey. The attractive young lady is a 1959 graduate of Sayville High School.

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East Patchogue — Triplets have been born here to a Bayport couple, defying odds of 9,600-to-one. ••; . V

Mrs. Frank Mauro of 347 Mc-Connell Avenue, Bayport, boarded the Community /Ambulance at 11:45 a.m. last Thursday on the' orders of Dr. Herman Le Bow. The nervous crew sped her to'Brook-haven Memprial Hospital. At 12:15 p.m. baby girls began, to arrive. Within three minutes,/three in­fants were born. y:V

The girls, named Debra, Diana, and Doreen, weighed 'in at- five pounds, seven and' a.' quarter

ounces; five pounds, .11 and a half ounces; and four pounds, eight ounces. They were delivered by Caesarean section by Dr. Milton Rosenberg of Patchogue.

The 30-year-old mother and her daughters are doing fine, accord­ing to hospital authorities. This is, the second set of triplets delivered at Brookhaven. The first set ar­rived in September, 1958.

The Mauros havd one other child, a seven year old son.. Father and son are enjoying their bach­elor days at home together as tHey happily wait for all their girls to come home.

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Miss Dell Roger'son has been spending a vacation with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rogerson at their sum

tensen, Mr. and Mrs. Romeo La- m e r home on Lake Keuka. She liberty and George Laliberty the drove up with Mr. and Mrs. How

Avenue, on August 16th at two j Terry's sisters and brothers, K| p.m. thy, Peggy, Daniel snd Michael.

baby's sister, Deborah and' brother, Leo, all of Bayport, Mr. and Mj$* Edward O'Connor and son Edward, of Patchogue, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Costantino and daughters, Deborah and Janet, from Sayville.

Don't forget the Wet Pants mid­summer hop on August sixth from nine to one at the Shoreham at $1 per person. Dresses and jackets are required. I t

Mrs. Robert Stitt was hostess at a stork shower on Tuesday night of last week at her home on Eat­ondale Avenue. The shower was for Mrs. Eugene Clark also of Eat­ondale Avenue. Decorations were pink and blue streamers with gifts attached artd refreshments were served from a buffet table centered with a large shower cake and flowers. Those who attended were Mrs. Robert Sheffield, Mrs. Harold Upton and Mrs. Pierson Van Orstrand, of Bayport, Mrs. Ri­chard Krasensky and Mrs. Harold Leach, of Sayville, Mrs. Adolph Morge. and Mrs. Hans Henke, of Patchogue, and Mrs. Lawrence Williams, Mrs. Eugene McKenna and Mrs. Robert Bowers, all of Blue Point. /

Mrs. Hiram Darrow of Bayport Avenue entertained on Tuesday of last week at a welcome home lun­cheon at her home for Mrs. Rob­ert Piatt and baby daughter, Suz­anne, of McConnell Avenue who have moved back to Bayport after being away for 14 years while Mr. Piatt was serving in the U.S. Air Force. He has just retired after serving for 20 years. The guests at the luncheon were schoolmates of Mrs. Piatt; Mrs. Harold Kind­berg Jr. and children, Karen, Ju­dith, Nancy and Lance, of islip Terrace, Mrs. Edward Rutkowski and daughters, Janet and Marie, of East Moriches and Mrs. Benjamin Rutkowski and daughters, Dale, Robin and Jill, of Bayport. Mr. and Mrs. Piatt were both born and brought up in Bayport.

The Bayport-niue Point Hiqh School Rnd the Sayville High School summer bands will hold a combined outdoor concert in the Bayport High School parking field by the flagpole next Wednesday at seven p.m. Everyone is Invited and admission is free. This will bo the only combined concert this summer. The bands are' under the direction o( Bayport music direct­or George Raynor and Sayville dir­ector Charles Van Sehaick.

Merle Johnson, formerly of Bay-port, but now a rising young screen celebrity well-known as

ard Cauvet, formerly of Bayport but now living, in Old Tappan, N. J. Mr. and.Mrs. Cauvet drove up to Canada to visit relatives and then spent a few days at Lake Keuka before bringing Miss Roger-son back to Bayport.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ness had as their house guests for the week end Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pompa of Flushing. On Saturday night they attended a performance' of "Hit the Deck" at Jones Beach. Mrs. Ness accompanied Mr. arid Mrs. Pompa home' on Sunday night to spend a few days with her mother and sister, in Queens Village.

PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that; the Board of Appeals of

the Town of Islip will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, August Ar 1960, at the Town Hall, Main Street, Islip, New York, on the follow­ing applications at the times as lisle*-or as soon thereafter as may be j ~ heard

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Miss Ruth Hegge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hegge of Bayport Avenue, has accepted a teaching position in the Riverhead Elementary Schapl. Miss Meggo was graduated from New Palta College in June.

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cident. His parents have been ad­vised that he must be transferred to a rehabilitation center as soon as it is feasible to move him. so that lack of use will not cause the muscles in his face, head, and neck to deteriorate.

When x-rays reveal that he may be fitted with a brace collar, he will probably be transferred to St. Charles Hospital in Port Jefferson, He faces a lifetime of immobiliza­tion. All motion from the neck down is prohibited by his severed spinal cord. •>

Local stores have containers on display for contributions to the* Ballweg fund. The Blue Point Fire Department has collected money in a gallon jug on display at their bazaar. Two nurses from Blue Point have donated five eight-hour shifts each for his care, and the women of Blue Point are sponsor; ing a food and gift sale tomorrow with all proceeds to be given to the distraught family.

Also pitching in are children in Blue Point where Mrs. Ballweg has been employed as a school teacher. Some are selling lemon­ade, others flowers in efforts to raise money.

.Among the contributors were Elizabeth S. Frail, Marjorie E. Hart, Margie Van Essendelft, Herbert W. Richter, Violet W. Van Horn, Anna Soucek, Dr. Philip R. Peters, Celia Strasser, and Mrs H. Phalen.

Other contributors include Mrs. Mildred P. Danes, Joseph Fukft, William H. Riesterer, Mrs. Mildred Miller, Mrs. Rose Val, H. Carton Lewis, Mrs. Crace Htlggar'd, Mrs. Anna I^onhardt, Rudolf Svoboda, the Nemeth Pocketbook fnctofy and Mrs. George.Jacob.

Among" mail contributions re­ceived yesterday were donations from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ru/ioka Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ru?.-icka Jr. and Mrs. G. Schenck Van Siclen.

A 20-year-old Sayville ban was having an interesting argument with his mother when an observer questioned him about it. The ob­server claims, he was then knock­ed off a stool and given a bear hug which he did not appreciate. He is pressing Jthird degree assault charges.

Harvey (Butch) Perry appeared before Justice of the Peace Victor Orgera in the Sayville Court House Friday to face charges brought by Carmine Delia Marco Jr. of Swayze Street.

According to police, the alleged disagreement with Perry's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, began in a candy store at Railroad Avenue and Center Street on July eighth. Although purely verbal, it, was loud. The proprietor asked them to leave, which they did. Mother and son continued their discus­sion on the street. According to Delia Marco; Perry re-entered the store and expressed his dislike of questions about the matter..

The case has been adjourned for all purposes until September 12th, and the accused man is free on $200 bail. -,.

In other* court action this week, a 20-year-old man from Patchogue who evidently has a graphic opin­ion of Sayville residents, appear­ed before Judge Orgera on a dis­orderly conduct charge. He was arrested for standing on the corn­er of'Main Street and Gillette Ave­nue, Sayville, and cursing at pas­sers-by. Martin Matulcwicz was ar­rested by Ptl. Frederick L. Phin at one a.m. Friday and lodged in the first precinct jail until the court opened in the morning. Ho plead­ed guilty and was fined $25.

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• . yard than required, in a Residential ''A" Zone,;.located on.the, •' "s6uth "side of Coririetquot Drive, 363' feet west of Elsmere Ave.,

Oakdale, N. Y. (Part of Lot 464, Map of Idle Hour). 8;00 (P.M.—HIGHCREST HOMES, INC.— to use a dwelling as a

Model House in a Residential "AA" Zone, located on the north side of Ivy Hill Road, 300 feet west of Locust Ave., Oakdale, N. Y.s

8:30 P.M.—MORRiS and BESSIE WEBER — to erect a dwelling on plot having less width and area, leaving less front yard set­back anoT side yards, in an Industrial Zone, on which property a variance was granted on November 1, 1956, at which, time the property was zoned Residential "A", located on the south side of Browns River Road, 432 feet west of Seaman Avenue, Bay-port, N. Y.

9:00 P.M.—SOUTH BAY DEVELOPERS CORP. — to erect a 24-sq. ft. directional sign, in a Business Zone, located on the southeast corner of Sunrise Highway arid FultOn Avenue, Sayville, N. Y.

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