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BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Margaret Warner , Tel. BEllport 7-0653 During the past week Miss Gladys A. Weidner and her broth- er , George C. Weidner , of South Country Road have been attend- ing the Tercentenary celebration of Old Bergen Church in Jersey City, N. J. Both Miss Weidner and Mr. Weidner have been mem- bers of this old church for many years. 1 ou live better ALL WAYS with ELECTRICITY—PELCO. —Adv. Mrs . William H. Button , Sr. , of New York Cit y is spending the Winter month s with her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Williams of South Country Road. Donald Streit of Brown ' s Lane visited Cheshire Academy, Ches- hire , Conn., Saturday to observe Father ' s day with his sons , Chris and David , who are students there. The day ' s celebration included a football game and dinner. Mrs. Lee Fan- and her son , Ed- ward , of South Country Road re- turned home last Wednesday from a five-day visit with her daugh- ter , Frances , who is studying at Chatham Hall , Chatham , Va. Bedlport Fish MarRet — Fresh Daily. BEIloort 7-0710. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley W. Nor- ton of South Country Road an- nounce the birth of their first son , Nathaniel Cogswell , II , at Brook- haven Memorial Hospital Friday morning. They also have a daug h- ter , Sharon , who is 18 month s old. Linda Hermus , daughter of Mr . and Mrs. William Hermus of North Brewster Lane , returned home Sunday from St. Francis Hospital in Rosl yn where she has been a paient for the past week. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Butler of Academy Lane were the Misses Anna and Catherine Reid and the Misses Agnes and Re- gina McKenna. of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. George Gambeski of Kings Park. They celebrated Miss Catherine Reid' s birthday at a dinner party Friday night. Mrs. Andrew M. Underhill of Bellport Lane attended a partv Monday afternoon for Elizabeth Meade , her granddaughter , who was celebrating her third birth - dnv. Elizabeth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Meade of Rve. THANKSGIVING SPECIAL — Allmic.i kitchens . Call over Holi- day, GRover 5-0443 for Big Thanksgiving \Keep us Rolling Discount\ . Call now . Art-tile , AT- lantic 1-8630 - 7275 - 7277. —Adv. Vernon O'Rourke has re turned to his home on South Country Road following a three weeks ' business tri p to Montevideo , Uru- guay. Weekend houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Streit were Mr. and Mrs. John W. Faison , Jr., of Brookl yn Heig hts. A cooperative dinner party was held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes of Academ y Lane prior to the Bal Masque Friday night. Tom O'Rourke , son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon O'Rourke , is home on a 15-day leave. He has been sta- tioned at Great Lakes Naval Training Center , Great Lakes , 111 . Miss Ethel P. Crowell and Miss Florence Crowell of Bell port Lane returned from a two months ' tri p to Europe on the Queen Elizabeth last Wednesday. They visited Eng- land and traveled throug h five countries on the Continent. Ex- periencing a blizzard in the Black Forest in Germany was one of the most exciting hi ghlig hts of their vacation. Browns Garage. Tel. BEllport 7-0229. —Adv . Calvin Demarest , West; Islip Elementary School principal , re- turned yesterday from the annual State Teachers ' Association con- vention held this year at Buffalo. Mrs. Lispenard Suydam of Bell- port Lane is p laying one of the leading roles in the production , \The Matchmaker , \ to be produced by the Sayville Musical Workshop Friday and Saturday and Decem- ber 1 , 2 , and 3 at Sayville High ¦School. Mrs. J. B. Lane of Bayside is spending the week with her son- in-law and daug hter , Mr. and Mrs . Frank Perry of Country Club Road. Mrs. James Ccdol returned to her home on Station Road Sun- day from a two weeks ' visit with her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aldrich , and her son-in-law and daug hter , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Esposito , both of South Lancaster , Mass. The Espo- sitos are former residents of Bell- port. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Dr. and Mrs. Donald Borg of South Country Road went to New York City Monday afternoon to have dinner with Mrs . Borg ' s father , who is spending a few days there this week. A daughter , Karen , weighing 11 pounds , 4 ounces , was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahoney of Biesehn Road Sunday morning at Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital. The Mahoneys have a son , Robert , who is three years old. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Congdon and famil y of Brooklyn Heights spent the weekend at their home on South Country Road. Miss Karen Olsen , a student nurse at Memorial Hosp ital , Al- bany, and Jon Olsen of the Uni- versity of Bridgeport are spend- ing the Thanksg iving vacation with their parents , Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Olsen of Station Road. Tuesday morning, Dwain White of South Howell' s Point Road , a pilot for Pan American Airways , flew non-stop to Brasilia , the new capita l of Brazil. This is the long- est non-stop flight scheduled in commercial aviation. Notice. Shetland Tweeds with mat- ching yarn. Tots-N-Cottons. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perino , Jr., entertained the Mr. and Mrs. Can- asta Club at their home on North Howell' s Point Road Saturday night. George Mistier of Woodland Park Road accompanied a group of men to Rustic Lodge , Cran- berry Lake , where they went deer hunting for the past week. They shot a doe and a buck. The Triple Trey Canasta Club met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. William Hodje of Brook- haven Acres. Home from the Choate School at Wallingford , Conn., for the Thanks- giving vacation are Peter Otis Paige and Bryce and Nardi Suy- dam. •World Book Encyclopedia, Child Craft—Child Development p lan. R. Wayte. BEllport 7-0795. —Adv. Mrs. Harvey McChesney, Jr. , and Miss Barbara Capen of Bellport Lane returned home Saturday night after a week' s stay in New York City where they had a concession at \Leg Boutiques de Noel. \ This Christmas bazaar was held for the benefit of Cancer Care , Inc. Sev- era l thousand people attended the fair, at which Mrs . McChesney and Miss Capen sold many of their creative dried flower arrange- ments. Miles White celebrated his four- teenth birthday with a day in New York City, Saturday. He was ac- companied by his father , Dwain White , and Steven Bedell. Mr. and Mrs. John Binnington and famil y of Brown ' s Lane drove to Mardela Springs , Md., last Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wes Nottingham for the weekend . Mrs. Binningto n remained in Mar- dela Springs until Monday and returned to Bellport with Mr. and Mrs. Nottingham , who will visit here until after Thanksg iving day. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Lanman , Jr., of Hulse Street were her brother and sis- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs . George B. Turrell and famil y of Glen Rock , N. J. Listen to the . . . Suffolk (Uatlitflti: Program Practical Thoughts of Interest to All Presented Each Week W-A-L-K j, 3 ™ £>/ RADIO Sundays at 1:30 P. M. Published in the spiritual interest of the community by Council 725 , Knights of Columbus , Patchogue , New York 1960 edition. On sale at Bettin- ger ' s Delicatessen and Bellhaven Luncheonette , Montauk Hig hway, and Bellport Stationery Store. Published by The Patchogue Ad- vance. Also contains streets in Brookhaven , Yaphank , Medford , East Patchogue , Patchogue , Blue Point and Bayport. All this for only 50c. —Adv. NEW BELLPORT STREET MAPS Bellport High School News The second annual Dads ' night sponsored b y the High School Leaders Club and the Cadet Lead- ers Club was held last Wednesday night in the girls ' gymnasium. Each leader brought her father , a girl friend and her father. The 100 people attending were divided in four teams. Many junior and senior high teachers attended. They were: Richard Hall , Richard Stock , Richard Baldwin , Joseph Roberge , John Gorman , Renee Le Blanc , Authur Cooley, William Slosky, Miss Anne Tergeson , ad- visor of the Cadet Leaders Club , and Mary Beacom , advisor of the Leaders Club. The first event of the evening was a real snappy game of volley- ball followed b y a short game of c a g e b a 1 I , after which the fathers proved their abilities in a game of \Twenty Questions \ and three relay races. Everyone partici pated in some folk-mixer dances , and the fun-filled evening then ended with refreshments and a prize for the team that won the most games. Lynn Mac Dougal and Linda Love were in charge , along with several committees , to make it a successful evening. The Senior High Student Coun- cil met last Thursday. The main topic was the discussion and read- ing of the new revised constitu- tion. Many ammendments and mo- tions were made , all to benefit the welfare of the school. The junior high school had a \Pep \ assembly last Thursday. The seventh and eighth graders did some group singing accom- panied hy Nat Marchiano on the guitar. George Seyfert , Robert Steele and Richard Stock led the singing. Following the singing, some school cheers were led by the high school cheerleaders. Last week , Bellport Hi gh School began practice for the Varsity and the Junior Varsity Basketball teams. Some of the boys seeking a place on the Varsity team are: Alan Kinsella , Gary De Santis , Richard Hague , James Carroll , James Terry, Thomas Binnington , Bary Block , Paul Hassell , Mel Simpson , Frank Carle , Edward Scavelli , Do me ni ck Satornino , John Cook and Edward Frabizio. The \Turkey Twist\ presented bv the Freshman class was held Friday night in the school audi- torium , which was decorated in the Thanksgiving motif. It was attended b y 125 students , who were chaperoned by Renee Le Blanc , Richard Hall , Richard Chant , Lawrence Paul , Robert McGloklin , and Mr. Anderson. All spent an enjoyable evening dancing to records supplied by the students themselves . This past week in the junio r high , elections were held for !he junior high student council exe- cutive council. Each candidate campaigned and by means of signs of election slogans , which decorated the halls , conducted a successful election. The victors were : Virginia Beth , president; Barbara James , vice president; Jo- anne Viggiano , secretary, and Al- lison Rand , treasurer. The primed woru carries th. Iignity and Holemnity of the wed- ¦ling ceremony when you select the expert craftsmanshi p of The Patchogue Advance for your wed- ling invitations and announce- ments—always at budget prices. —Arlv ©It? &an m?%Ut j &o&kBlpp j i * ' Books with Atmosphere § I I I BELLPORT LANE * : * 'Wild Woman of Borneo ' Bal Masque Best in Show The South Bay Art Association held its fourth annual Bal Masque Friday at the Pine Grove Inn , East Patchogue. The inn was decorated in circus fashion with humorous caked animals drawn on one wall and a freak show on another. Members danced under the \Big Top \ to the music of Sammv Gold. Afte r the grand march , the fol- lowing were awarded prizes: Best of show , Mrs. John Fitter , who was dressed as \The Wild Woman of Borneo \ ; funniest , Mr. and Mrs . Daniel Koshland , who came as a horse; Dr. Robert Love , circus sweeper; most original , Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Overton , each cos- tumed as a half-man , half-woman; honorable mention , George Cox , who came as a candied app le , and Mrs. Cox , dressed as cotton candy. The judges were Heli port' s Mayor and Mrs. Harry F. Bedell , Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Smith , and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fuller. Entertainment was provided by Mrs. Dwain White , Mrs. Josep h Hendrie , Mrs. John Bookless and Mrs. Holly Sebastian , under the direction of Mrs. Harry Palevsl-y. They performed seven skits pan- tomiming circus acts. Alf Chris- tofferson acted as ringmaster. The guests had their fortunes told by \the famous crystal-gazer \ , Mrs. Charles Axtmann. News of the Churches ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH Beaver Dam Read , Broukhavea Ke» Richard W. Gray. Vicar THANKSGIVING DAY 10:30 a. m. —Holy communion. FIRST SUNDAY IN ADVENT 8 a. m. —Holy communion . 11 a. m. —Church School. 11 a. m.—Holy communion and sermon. 7 p. m. —Evening prayer. 7:15 p. m. —Y oung Peop le ' s Fel- lowship. TUESDAY 8 p. m. —Meeting of Women ' s Guild. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. — Work Sessi on in church. BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookharea Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor WEDNESDAY 8 p. m. — Union Thanksgiving eve service at Brookhaven-South Haven Presbyterian Church. FRIDAY 4 p. m. —Youth Communicants ' class. SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. —Church School . 11 a. m. —Sunday worship. Ser- mon topic , \The Rejection of God. \ THURSDAY' 8 p. m. —Meeting of Women ' s Association. Christmas party and installation of officers at the home of Mrs. Earl Li ght , Bellport. RUTH A. M. E. ZION CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. D. A. Hunt , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m. —Sunday school service. 11 a. m. —Worship service. MONDAY 7:30 p. m. —Choir rehearsal. TUESDAY 7 p. m. —Prayer service. MARY IMMACULATE R. C. CHURCH Brown ' s Lane , Bellport Rev. Thomas J. Manning, Pastor SATURD AY 10 a. m. —Religious instructions. 4:30-5:30 p. m. and 7:30-8:30 p. ro. —Confessions. SUNDAY 7 , 8 , !> , and 11 a.m. and 12:15 p. m. —Masses. Children ' s mass at i ) a.m. in auditorium. Z p. m. — Baptism. MONDAY 8 p. m. —Miraculous Medal no- vena. Mondays throug h Fridays 7 and 8 a. m. Saturday 8 a. m.—Masses. Our Lady of Fatima devotions af- ter 8 a. m. mass Saturday. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. in. —Confraternity meet- ing for high .school students. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY 8:30 p. m. — Evening prayer and address. TOMORROW Thanksgiving Day 9:30 a. in. — Hol y Communion. SUNDAY Advent Sunday 8 a. m. — Holy Communion (Ad- vent Corporate Communion of men and boys.) 9:30 am. — Famil y Eucharist Sunday School , grades 3-8. 11 a. m. —Holv Communion and sermon. Sunday School , grades pre-school to 2. 7:30 p.m . —Young People ' s Fel- lowship mectiiig. MONDAY 7 p. m. —Boy Scout troop meets in community hall. WEDNESDAY St. Andrew 9 a. m. —Holv Communion. 7:30 p. m. — .Junior Choir re- hearsal. 8:30 p.m. —Senior Choir rehear- sal. THURSDAY 9:30 a.m. — Holy Communion Cornorato Communion of Altai Guild. 10:15 a.m. —Altar Guild meet intr. BELLPORT METHODIST CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Frederick I. Smith , Pastor TODAY 7 p. m. — Choir practice. 8 p, m. —Union Thanksgiving service at lirookhiiven-Soutli Ha- ven Presbyterian Church. SUNDA Y 9:30 a. m —Sunday School for all ages. Adult class taught by the pasto; - . 11 a. m. —Church service. Baby sitting in Aldersgate. fl p. m.—Junior High Fellow- ship. 7:30 p. m. —Senior Youth Fel- lowship. WEDNESDAY 1 p. m. —Mid-Week prayer set- vice. 7 p. m. — Choir practice. 8 n . m . —Mid-Week Bible class Brookhaven - South Haven Mrs. M. Alburger , BEllport 7-0979K Edward Francis , three weeks old , and third son of Mr. and rs. Stanley Wnenta of Carman Boule- vard , was christened in a cere- mony conducted by the Rev. John J. Marksamer at Mary Immacu- late R. C. Church , Bellport , at 2 p. m., Sunday. Godparents were the baby ' s aunt , Mrs. Richard Darrow , and Walter Kalinowski , uncle by marriage , both of Brook- haven. Among those present at the ceremony and at the buffet supper served at the Wnentas ' home afterward were : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craven , maternal grandparents , Richard Darrow , Mrs. Walter Kalinowski , Stanley Kalinowski , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyons and their daughter , Row- etta , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams , Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Witterwell , Miss Sarah Schaefer , Mrs. LeRoy Griffing and Mrs. Josep h Mooney, all of Brookhaven; Mr. and Mrs. William Van der Zalm , Mrs. Ary Van der Zalm and her daughters , Misses Helen and Mary Van der Zalm , all of Bellport , and Mrs. George Nesbitt and her daughter , Teresa , and Mr. and Mrs. William Knight and their sons , Billy and Bobby, all of Patchogue. Mr. and Mrs. Wnenta and their sons , Dcin- ny and Stanley, were also pre- sent. The lovely cake served at the supper was made by Mrs. Wnenta in the form of a birth announcement. THANKSGIVING SPECIAL — Art-tile clapboard siding, never needs paint. Call over Holiday, GRover ii-0-M. 'l for big Thanks- giving \Keep us Rolling Discount\ . Call now. Art-tile , ATlantic 1-8630 - 7275 - 7277.—Adv. The B r o o k h a v e n Democra- tic Club , 22 members strong, en- joyed a victory dinner at Lake- side Inn , Yaphank , Saturday night followed b y dancing. The table was decorated with a floral piece of white and vari-colored chrysanthemums , the white form- ing a \V\ , further embellished b y a picture of the president- elect. It was created by William Van der Zalm. Plans are being made for the annual M o t h e r-Daughter Girl .Scout supper , to be held at ti:30 J), m., Tuesday in the auditorium of Brookhaven Elementary School. The supper will be followed by awards to he made by Girl Scout leaders : Mesdames Erwin Schwing- hamer and Frank Caracci , co- leaders of Brownie Troop 1; Mesdames Angelo Sciretta and Harold Sylvester , co-leaders of Brownie Troop 2; Mrs. Alan Blox- som , leader of Intermediates , and Mrs. Claire Pongonis , leader of the older Scout troop. Any mother interested in exchanging or selling a used Girl Scout uni- form should bring it to the sup- per. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robinson of Montauk Highway have been staying at the Kobinson home at Sharpen , Fla. The Brookhaven Unit of Home Ex-tension Service will show a film on Christmas wrappings at 7:30 ]). m. Tuesday in the kinder- garten room of Brookhaven Ele- mentary School. Not only will various wraps be demonstrated in the film , but Mrs. Walter Kal- inowski will give a demonstration of gift tying. The next meet- ing thereafter will be December 13 when there will be the annual Christmas party and appointment of a nominat ing committee for elections that a:e held in March. At, that meeting preliminary for cotton dress will also be given. The unit will not meet again un- til January 10 at. which time cot- ton dress will start. This course must be preceded b y basic .sew- ing. New members are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ferrer and their children , Jodey, Diane , Bill y, Daniel and Mary Anne , are spe id- ing Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Ferrer ' s mother , Mrs. Louis Fink of Brooklyn. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hornbostel of Hawkins Lane will be Mrs. Hornbostp l' s sun and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Va! Wertheimcr and children Ellen and David , of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bull of Bay Road had as houseguests November 14-10 , Mrs. Bull s father and his wife , Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Can- of Oberlin , 0. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: Brook Store and Verni' s Delicatessen in Brookhaven.—Adv. Mr. and Mr. - ?. Charles L. Os- borne and their son , John , of Molt Lane , accompanied by Mrs. Os- borne ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Lu- cas F. Mayer of East Patchogue , are spending the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. Osborne ' s bro- ther and sister-in-law , Captain and Mrs. Lucas B. Mayer , at their home in Bethesda , Md. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Bianchi of Epsom Course and their sons , David , Danny and Michael , are spending the Thanksgiving holi- days with Mrs. Hianclii' s parents. Mr. and Mrs . Carl Bennett of Drexe! Hill , Pa. '' ontinued on page 3 , this section UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave . & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N. Y. Tel. GRove r 5-3600 EP Scout Troop Reg istration Up By 50 Per Cent Troop 128 of East Patchogue has re-registered for the coming year , showing an increase of 50 per cent in the number of boys registered over last year , accord- ing to committee chairman , Ar- thur Gross. In addition , 16 boys advanced one rank during the past year. So far this year , George Wittier , James Sidey and Greg Shore pass- ed their first class requirements and will receive their insignia at a court of honor December 5 at the East Patchogue School. A change in scoutmasters has taken place. James Sidey regret- fully withdrew from the position because of personal affairs , but a capable rep lacement , George Scott , has stepped into the breach. Mr. Scott is a former cubmaster of Pack 128. Assisting Mr. Scott as assistant scoutmaster is George Wittier. In addition , Robert Ger- ard has assumed the responsibilit y of instructing the scouts in first aid. The following patrol leaders have been assigned: George Witt- ier , John Scott , Robert DeLia , James Sidey, Gregory Shore and John Foti. The senior patrol leader is Michael Mover. Donald Porto has moved up from senior patrol leader to junior assistant scout- master. Recent troop activities have in- cluded two five-mile hikes and an overnight campout. As a civic duty project , the boys distributed \ get out the vote \ handbills before Election day. The troop ' s p lans for the imme- diate future include more camp- ing activities at Camp Bianchi over the Thanksg iving weekend and a fund-raising effort i-i De- cember. The funds raised wid be used to purchase some much- needed tents. The troop is already planning to participate in the Summer camp ing program at Bait- ing Hollow. A New Book Shop Called Sou ' wester O pens in Bell port BELLPORT — Something new has been added in Bell port—a book siiop. Called the Sou ' wester , it was opened this week by Plvilip A. Hubert , Jr., and his wife , Lucia Nelson Hubert , long time residents , as have been their peop le , oi Uirookhaven. The attractive shop, formerly the Grueci barber shop ou the east side of Bellport Lane has len t it-self to the atmosp here so dear to ibookshop lovers—it is quaint and attractive. Already available is an aston- ishing variety of printed matter , the latest books , both fiction anil non-fiction , reference books of all types with a large collection ol books on sailing, dictionaries , cook books and paperbacks by a num- ber of line publishers, ' there are also books for young people , rang- ing from cioth books up, with at- tractive stocking stutters for Christmas. The shop will have on exhibit and on sale selected works by ar- tists belonging to the South Bay Art Association. Also to be had will be unusual records such as Heirloom by the Uonyuns , for whom Mr. Hubert has done sound engineering, Droll Yankee records b y Peter Killam , Caedmon and other specialties. It seems that Mr. Hubert had long wanted to own a hook shop and has had experience in the field. Mrs. Hubert , too , has done library work along clerical lines. The cou- p le wi ' .l add imported cards and other items as they feel the need , and are only too willing to order any book or magazine desired. While a number of shops carry routine types of paperbacks , The Sou ' wester is the only real book- shop this side of Sayville , the owners pointed out. Set Union Thanksgiving Services in Brookhaven Changed From Zion Church: BROOKHAVEN—The annual Union Thanksgiving services will be held at 8 p.m. today at the Brookhaven-South Haven Presbyterian Church here instead of at the Ituth A.M.E. Zion Church in Bellport , as announced in last week' s Patchogue Advance. The reason for the change in location is that the building expan- ¦ <; sion program at the Ruth A.M.E. Zion Church will not be completed as anticipated. This church has been expanded with a new wing to the south and is being completely remodeled and redecorated inside and out. The church will have a new- heating p lant and increased Sunday School facilities. The Rev. D. A. Hunt , pastor of the Ruth AMF. Zion Churc h , ex- tends an invitation to all to wor- ship at his church when the build- ing progra m is comp leted. The service tonight at the Brookhaven-South Haven Presby- terian Church will be an inter-de- nominational community service of thanksgiving, and all are in- vited. Participating clergymen will be the Rev. D. A. Hunt , pastor of the Ruth A.M.E. Zion Church; the Rev. Charles A. Kellogg, pastor of the Brookhaven-South Haven Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Frederick I. Smith , pastor of the Bellport Methodist Churc h , and the Rev. Elliott Travalee , pastor of the Gordon Hei g hts Mission. The organist for the service will be Dorothy Rate. The Brookhaven-South Haven Presbyterian Church is located .m Beaver Dam Road here in Brook- haven , just off South Country Road. Plea for Variances To Be Heard Tues BELLPORT — The Bell port Village Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the village office to consider the appli- cation of Melissa Groh for variances for off-street park- ing, front yard setback, rear yard setback and building area on property located on the southeast corner of Bell- port Lane and South Country Road. New Books Ordered For B'haven Library BROOKHAVEN — The book committee of the Brookhaven Free Library met with the librarian , Mrs. Florian Swan , at the library here November 15. An order for new adult and children ' s books and for book replacements has subsequently gone forward. In addition to the chairman , Mrs. J. Mitchell Ewing, the following are members of the book commit- tee: Mrs. Hazel Forschler , Mrs. J. J. Floyd , Mrs. Herbert Kouts , Mrs. Harold Sylvester and Mrs. Charles Osborne. Mrs. Ewing and Mrs. Osborne , as well as H. Has- tings Reddall , president of the Brookhaven Free Libra ry Associ'i - lion , attended a meeting of the library advisory committee of the Suffolk County Planning Depart- ment at Sayville Junior High School November 15. Book Week November 13 to 19 was observed at the library, and attractive , appropriate bookmarks are still available at the library desk. Set Advent Corporate Communion Sunday At Christ E piscopal BELLPORT — The men and boys of the E p iscopal Church here and all over the country will meet at their parish churches Sunday for the annual Advent Corporate Communion of the men and boys. Christ Church here in Bell port will hold the corporate communion at the S a. m. service, and there will be <i light breakfast served immediatel y after. The award crosses for the St . Alhan ' s Guild of acoly tes and servers will be handed out during the service . The award s are based upon the number of years the boys have served at the altar. Couples View Slides , Install New Officers BELLPORT — Friday night a buffet dinner was enjoyed by the Couples ' Club of the Bell port Methodist Church in the church social hall. Following dinner , colored slides were shown of past Coup les ' Club activities; itew officers of the club were installed , and a gift was pre- sented to the out-going president, Mrs . Robert Werner. Guests-of-honor at the affair were the Rev. Norman Edwards, spiritual advisor of the Bethany Deaconess Hospital in Brookl yn, and Mrs. Edwards. Everyone agreed that the highlight of the evening was the square dancing led b y Mr. Edwards. You save plenty by subscribing for The Advance , the Postmaster does the rest. Only $5 for 12 months, we pay the postage. Your order addressed to: Circulation Dept., P. O. Drawer 7H0 , Patch- ogue , N. Y., will start your paper with the ni'Tl edition. — Adv . Bell port Ambulance Makes Two Tri ps BELLPORT — Two trips were made by the Bell port, ambulance during the past week. The first was taken at 10:10 a. in. last Wednesday to bring Miss Edith Barnes from Brook- haven Memorial Hosp ital to her home ou Station Road , the Rev. Alan Merrill and Robert Hawkin. - . serving as crew. The second at 10 a. m. Fridav was to take Mr- . Margaret Bonner of !)3!) South Country Road to the Medical Arts Building. Patchogue , and back , the Rev . Frederick I. Smith and Worth Austin , crew. Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving Terwilliger and Clifford Miller , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Telep hone BEll port 7-0185 f N ^<V , \THAT TIRED c^ml 1 FEELING? \ All worn out going to one bank to make a deposit in your checking account , to another to do likewise in your savings account , perhaps to still another to . ee about a loan? Save lime , steps . . . do ALL banking HERE! The Bellport National Bank BELLPORT . N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member F' cderal Reserve System Raymond Perry Taken by Death At the Age of 84 A number of readers noted the death at 84 bust Wednesday of Raymond Perry, art editor ot comic books , painter , designer and Oook illustrator. He died at the Dresden-Madison Nursing Home, oti East Sixty-Seventh Street , New- York City after a long illness . His home was at 145 East Thirty- Fourth Street. Funeral services were held Friday at the Universal Chapel , Lexington Avenue and Fifty-Second Street. Mr. Perry is of particular in- terest to residents of this area be- cause he and his first wife , Emil y, one of the Russell sisters who summered in Brookhaven . lived for many years in the house later bough t and still owned and occu- pied b y Mr . and Mrs . Carl Olson ol South Country Road. Mr. Perry had been art editor of National Comics Publications, Inc.. of 575 Lexington Avenue , for the last 20 years. He also had designed windows for churches , such as those in St. Andrew ' s Church , Pittsburgh , and for libra- ries in Pennsy lvania. Portraits b y him are in the Seventh Regiment Armory and Fraunces Tavern in New York City and the Poe Cot- tage in Philadel phia. He was born in Sterling, 111., and studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and the New York Aca- demy of Fine Arts . Mr. Perry was a member of the Salmagundi Club, American Water Color So- ciety and Montclair Art Museum. Surviving are his widow, the former Mary MacLennan; a daugh - ter , Miss Nancy Farrell; a son , MacLennan Farrell; and a bro- ther , Dr. William Perry of Sacra- mento , Calif. buyuaija <_ MY FAMUV HAS ALWAYS REUEO ON TU C AC PHARMACY J FOR ALL THEIR PRESCRIPTIONS. i VWM > NE TO O /)^ . §p ^*s> s - N ¦rWr hr ^ sp^w fli UWIft KHMHT , Ph.*. •uvea IfOO •JM. BE - 7-0079 PRBB PRMCRIPTION DELIVtRT iMetMBMcr TCI . AT 6-aa&& MU.POKC. LX \ < BELLPORT ASPHALT : I PAVING CORP. j ? Asphalt Paving « ? 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