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BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Margaret Warner , BEllport 7-0653 Mrs. Anna L. Testa of Brook- lyn is visiting for the week with her son-in-law and daughter , Mi' . and Mrs. Andrew Olsen of Sta- tion Road. Mr. and Mrs. William Muller of Circuit Road have returned home from a motor trip to Florida. They spent a week at Lake Wales , a few days at Pompano Beach , and attended the Prudential Insurance Company Convention at Hotel Fontainebleau in Miami Beach. The following members of the P.T. Bridge Club had dim er at the Foster House in Sayville last Wednesday: Mesdames Harold Lar- kin , Chailes Sold , Chane.- Pi ri- no , John Ince and Albert Stahman. Robert Fuoco , son of Ai r. and Mrs. Sam Fuoco of Private Road , received the Holy Sacrament of Confirmation at St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church Sunday af- ternoon. He was sponsored by his godfather , Ralph Fuoco of Fuoco Street. Mr. and Mrs. Fuoco en- tertained at a family gathering following the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. David H. Lanman , Jr.. and sons , George and Jona- than of Hulse Street , spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Howell of Poughkeepsie. On Saturday, they drove to Sheffield , Mass., where their sen , David , at- tends the Berkshire School. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bauman of St. Petersburg, Fla., are spend- ing this week with Mrs. Bauman ' s son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. George Sta p les of Country Club Road. Miss Shcryl Warburton of Bie- selin Road was a guest at the senior Prom of Mount St. Michael Academy at the Hotel Pierre in New York Cit y last Thursday night. Brow n ' s Garage. Tel. BEllport 7-0229.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lenz and family of Country Club Road spent the weekend with their pa- rents , Mrs. Florence Lenz and Mrs. Luise Lodes, both of New York City. Weekend housegu^sts of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Thorndike of South Howell' s Point Road were Mrs. Thorndike ' s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Van Dyke of Middletown , Conn. Miss Kathy Holland , daughter , of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Holland of South Howell' s Point Road, was a member of the Seton Hall de- bating team which competed in the Nassau County Interseholastic De- bate Association tournament held at the Howitz School , Farming- dale. Saturday. Her partner. Miss Marcia Stanton of Lake Ronkon- koma , spent the weekend with her. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. L. Don- ald Pfeifle , formerly of Bellport. will be interested to know that Adelphi College has taken over Sugar Loaf Inn in Kingfi e 'd , Me., for a seminar during the months of July and August. Mr. and Mrs. Pfeifle. who are the owners of Su- gar Loaf Inn . also have told friends that they are breaking ground for a new swimming pool , making it an all-year round re- sort . Richard Warburton of Bieselin Road Hew to San Francisco , Calif. Saturday to represent the Long Island Sales Executive Club at its four-day convention being held in that city. Bell port Fish Market — Fresh Dailv. BEllport 7-0710—Adv. The Knit\ X* Chat Club will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Edward Warner of Second Street. The group will celebrate Mrs. John Lockwood' s birthday. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies ' Auxiliary of Post 8300 held its regular monthly meeting at the VFW hall last Thursday night. Plans were made for the annual auxiliary card party which will be held June 9 under the chairmanship of Mrs. Mildred Fu- oco. A redwood out-door set will be awarded at the card party. The following ladies became new members : Mesdames Mildred Ada- mec , Gertrude Fuoco , Frances Ia- rocci. Mary Iacangelo , Rose Man- !-cuso and Louisa Toronto. The re- freshments were served by Mrs. Ruth Stephani and Mrs. Marie Satornino. The Senior class of Central District 4 will be honored at a banquet at the Bellport Hig h School auditorium at 7 p. m. to- day. Following the dinner , which is being sponsored by the Parent- Teacher Association , there will be dancing with music by the \Del- trons. \ Miss Elizabeth Honnett , daugh- ter of Mi r. and Mrs. Thomas Hon- nett of North Howell' s Point Road , will be interviewed today at the College oi Education , Albany. She plans to fly home late this afternoon. J. Edward Buck of Academy Lane left Monday on a business trip to the South. The Advance is on sale at Trot- ta Brothers , and Bellport Station- ery in Bellport. —Adv. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Williams of South Coun- try Road for several days this week were Mr. and Mrs. David Hall and daughter , Linda , of Los Alamos , N. M. The Couples Club of the Bell- port Methodist Churc h will have a bowling party Friday night. Couples should meet at the church at 7:30 p. m. After the bowling, the group will return to the church for refreshments , which will be served by host couples , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bishop and Mr. and Mis. William Reynolds. The Rev . and Mrs. Frederick I. Smith and children , John , Jim , and Laurel Sue , moved Saturday from their home on Maple Street to their new home on 8 South Brewster Lane. On Saturday, Mayor and Mrs. Harry Bedell of Country Club Road saw their son , Fletcher , take- off in an Astro-jet from Idlewild Airport for Phoenix , Ariz., where he is meeting his uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Graham. Because Mr. Graham is in poor health , Fletcher is driving the couple back to their home in Cutchogue. Mrs. Jane Gardner of the Kre- amer Street Elementary School took her morning and afternoon kindergartens to the Bayard Cut- ting Aboretum Monday. They took the wild flower walk , visited the bird exhibit , and part of the pine ti-ee walk. Following this , the group enjoyed a picnic lunch at Heckscher State Park , and stayed at the playground until 12:30 p. m., when they returned to the school for their snack and dismis- sal. The following parents assisted Mrs. Gardner with the transporta- tion: Mrs. Willard French . Mrs. John Knoedler , Mrs. Holly Sebas- tian , Mrs. Josep h Harder , Mrs. William Bedell, Mrs. Irving Cole- man and John Lockwood. The Advance is on sale in Bett- inger ' s Delicatessen , Taylor ' s Del- icatessen , Vinny ' s Stationery & Luncheonette and B e 11 h a v e n Luncheonette in North. Bellport. — Adv. Peter Rant received Holy Sacra- ment of Confirmation at the St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church Sunday afternoon. His parents , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rant of South Country Road , entertained at a family gathering following the ceremony. The Deucey Bridge Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Gould of North Brewster Lane this afternoon. On Sunday afternoon, Christine Gilmore received the Holy Sacra- ment of Confirmation at St. Jo- sep h the Worker R. C. Church. Mr. and M.rs. Robert Gilmore took the family out for dinner in cele- bration of the occasion. Last Thursday, two eighth grade classes of the Bellport Junior High School and their teachers , Robert Strong and William O'Farrell , took the Long Island Rail Road to New York City where they spent an interesting day at the American Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve Bank. Mrs. Donald W. Shaw of South Country Road is a patient at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Iarocci of Fuoco Street entertained about 40 friends and relatives at a buffet supper Sunday afternoon in honor of their son , Michael , who received his Confirmation at St. Joseph the W T orker R. C. Church that same afternoon. Mrs. J. Edward Buck of Aca- demy Lane and Mrs. Edward Gray formerly of Bellport , spent last week in Philadelphia , Pa. Last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Capicott a of Bieselin Road entertained at a party for their daughter , Alice , in honor of her sixth birthday. Those present were Angela and Patricia Cicero , Danny Murphy, Ronnie Seltzer , Paul Calderone , Cindy Gillingham Rowena Frazer , Steven Sands , Ke- vin and Kenneth Emma and Terry Barbero. Maureen Fogart y received her Confirmation at St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church Sunday af- ternoon. Afterwards her parents , Mr. and Mrs. George Fogarty of Fuoco Street , entertained friends and relatives in honor of Maureen. Visiting for Mother ' s day week- end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Buck of Academy Lane were their sons , Peter Cook of Philadelphia , Pa., and Jeffery Buck from the Mohawk Valley Technical Institute in Utica. Miss Nancy Lunati of Sayville is spending several days this week with Mrs. Buck. Continued on page 2 , this section Hearing June 12 on Parking Law; L. I. Advance Official Bellport Paper BELLPORT — At a public hearing prior to its regular meet- ing last Monday night, the Bell- port Village Board discussed the matter of parking restrictions on Bellport Lane with two local mer- chants. Peter Grucci and Walter Ren- dell maintained that it was unfair to have any restrictions other than one-hour parking in the bus- iness district on Bell port Lane and that there should be no difference in parking regulations for the en- tire busines s district. It was agreed by the board that another public hearing be held June 12 on a change in the ord- inance so that the one-hour par- king restriction would be the only one on the west side of Bellport Lane and that only in the residen- tial zone to Osborn Avenue would there be a restriction that there shall be no parking from 9 p. m. to 7 a. m. The Long Island Advance was designated as the official news- paper of the village for the bal- ance of the fiscal year after a no- tice was read notifying the board of the consolidation of the Pat- chogue Advance and the Moriches Tribune. After opening several bids , the board awarded the following con- tracts , in each case to the lowest bidder: Road oil to be furnished and applied , C. B. Van Alen , Bell- port; chemicals and fertilizer , Cooley & Perkins , Patchogue; two pumps for the golf course , Casola Well Drillers , Mastic. Following a discussion with Capt. Irving Weeks of the Suffolk County Police Department , it was decided that the Bellport High School band be granted permission to practice from May 15 to 26 on South Street , Woodland Park Road , North Street , Station Road , Second Street , New Jersey Avenue and South Country Road. Permission was also granted to South Bay Post , Veterans of For- eign Wars to hold its annual Memorial Day parade , the VFW to make arrangements with the pol- ice. The Cub Scouts were also given permission to hold a soap box derby at 2 p. m. Saturday on Shore Road. Mrs. Viola DiDio wrote the board to complain about the pud- dles at the corner of New Je.sey Avenue and Second Street and this was referred to Trustee Rowland F. Smith for investigation. A letter from the New York State Conference of Mayors an- nounced the fifty-second annual meeting at Monticello June 18-20 and it was decided that the village of Bellport will be represented by Mayor Harry F. Bedell and Trus- tees Lawrence E. Fuller , Rowland F. Smith and James Vaughan. A \ thank you \ card to the board from Peter V. Snyder for sympathy extended on the death of his father was read. Prices for installing a one-half inch copper water main from South Country Road to the golf course clubhouse were received from Frank N. Hermus Sons and Villano Bros, and the contract was awarded to Villano Bros., low bidder. It was stressed by the board that guest tags are only for the use of village parks and the bath- ing beach , not for crabbing or fishing from the dock and that onl y residents of the village may fish or crab. Resident tags will be the same as used last year. However , guest tags from last year are void and new ones must be secured with a deposit of $1. Replace- ment s of lost resident tags will cost 50 cents. The board appointed as election inspectors for the annual village election from 4 to 8 p. m. June 20 Dey Demarest , Mrs. Conrad Heede and Mrs. M' org Czaja. It was also agreed to secure a vot- ing machine from the Suffolk County Board of Elections. The Summer garbage collection schedule was set to start June 5. It was decided to send out a flyer with tax notices , calling at- tention to the ordinance regarding putting refuse on streets. This or- dinance states that no person shall throw , deposit , sweep or cause to accumulate , ashes , refuse , debris , dirt , grass clippings , leaves wast or ga rbage upon any street , sidewalk or public place or on any private street or premises , ex- cept where such substances shall be kept in watertight covered con- tainers or receptacles placed in such manner as to facilitate col- lection by the village. The collec- tion referred to means the regular scheduled garbage collection or the semi-annual scheduled cleanup days. At no other time should ma- terial of this nature be placed at the curb. The meeting was adjourned out of respect to the memory of At- torney Snyder ' s father. Mrs. Kenneth Glover Is Elected President Of Rosary Altar Soc. BELLPORT — Mrs. Kenneth Glover was elected president of the Rosary Altar Society of Mary Immaculate R. C. Church at the annual meeting held last Tuesday \ight in the auditorium. Mrs. Roger Hamlyn , Jr., was elected vice president; Mrs. Henry Noehren , re-elected treasurer; Mrs. Edmund Rowland elected record- ing secretary, and Mrs. George Sanderson re-elected corresponding secretary. Mrs. Peter Quinn was chairman of the nominating com- mittee and presented the slate , which was elected unanimously. Two guests present at the meet- ing were introduced , M\rs. Patrick Gilmore , a new member , and Mrs. Catherine Ebbrecht , a visiting Rosarian. Mrs. Louis Perino , Jr., was presented with the monthly award. The Rev. John Marksamer and Father Paulinus were present at the meeting and gave brief talks, after which refreshments were served. Methodist WSCS Sets Mother-Daug hter Supper Tuesday Ni g ht BELLPORT—The Woman ' s So- ciety of Christian Service of the Bell port Methodist Church will hold its annual Mother-Daug hter covered-dish supper at 5:30 p. m. Tuesday in the church hall. There is no charge for this program. Each mother is asked to bring her daughter or daugh- ters and a covered dish. The des- sert will be furnished by the so- ciety. The program for the evening will consist of colored slides of various point-; of interest in Eu- rope. Prizes will be given for va- rious mother-daughter, categories. All mothers and daughters of the church are invited to attend this affair. BELLPORT — The annual Spring rummage sale sponsored by the Rosary Altar Society of Mary Immaculate R. C. Church will open at 10 a. m. Wednesday and close at 4 p. m. It will again be open in the evening from 7 to 9 o ' clock. The same schedule of hours will be in effect Thursday, and on Friday the sale will open at 10 a. m. and close at noon. 10 BE SUCCESSFUL — ADVERTISE Altar Society Rummage Sale May 24 , 25 , 26 Student Canvass Saturday For HS Scholarship Fund About 175 students will canvass the district Saturday for dona- tions to the Bellport Junior-Senior High School Schoalrship Fund, Canvassing will start at 9 a.m., and the fund drive is being spon- sored by the Bellport Junior-Senior High School Parent-Teachei Association. Contributing organizations to the overall scholarshi p fund are : Bell port High School PTA , Bell- port Junior-Senior Hig h School Faculty Club , Bell port. Garden Club, Bell port Men ' s Fellowship, Brookhaven PTA , Central District 4 Teachers ' Association , East Pat- chogue PTA , Hampton Avenue PTA and Kreamer Street PTA. The committee for awarding the scholarships consists of one mem- ber of each contributing organiza- tion and the principal and guid- ance counselor of the high school. The basis for selecting a student or students is as follows : 1. At- tainment of satisfactory hig h scholarship standards , 2. Potential contribution to society, 3. Need for financial assistance , 4. Willing- ness to assist themselves finan- ciall y (recip ient of the honor aw r ard will not be disqualified from scholarship assistance). Purpose of the communit y sch- olarship fund is to hel p seniors to go to some typ\ of higher edu- cation by granting a minimum scholarship of $300 to aid as many students as the current funds al- low. Seventeen scholarships were awarded last year , and since 1957 there have been 47 scholarshi ps awarded to out going students. BELLPORT — Mrs. Winifred Feely will deliver a talk on the shrine at Lourdes , France , at 8 p. m. May 26 in Mary Immacu- late R. C. Church auditorium. 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SIHCB 1900 %e. BE - 7-0079 PRIS E PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY EMERGENCY TEL . AT 6-8588 BELLPORT , L.I. Clocks and Watches of all Types Repaired 189 MAIN STREET BELLPORT , N. Y. Tel. BEllport 7-0860 ^mama *amaai ^Ba^^aama **mmmamma ^mmmaamammi ^ Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving: Terwilliger and Clifford Miller , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Telephone BEllport 7-0185 j ©Ii? Bau mstet lookalrnp ] l Books with Atmosphere * BELLPORT LANE j t Store Hours : Mon. thru Sat., 9:30-12:30 ; 1:30-5:30 | E Friday Evening ' til 6 p.m. ; Closed Wed. morning * ? --¦» --^^*^^^**» '^*»»^ »»^-»»*^« ' » -------~- ^ UNDERWOOD FUEL CO* READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N . Y. Tel. GRover 5-3600 fflMi||ffiffl 8 — * & X A SSi \BBwfljt ^ fl ^mJHffli BLESSING of new parochial schoo l and convent of St. Joseph the Worlvr Parish in East Pat- chogue took place Sunday. Pictured from left to right are the Rev. Jere J. Dineen, pastor of the church ; tho Rev. F. Leo Cunningham , pastor of St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Patchogue; the Rev. James McKelvey, pastor of St. Mary ' s lv. C. Church , East Islip, and the Most Rev. Walter P. Kellenb^rg, D. D., bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockvill j Centre. The Most Rev. Walter P. Keller, - ' berg, D.D., bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre , blessed the new parochial school and convent of St. Joseph the Worker Parish in Eas t Patch- ogue Sunday. Approximately 1 , 500 persons gathered at the site to witness the Shep he.d of the Diocese invoke the blessing of God upon their new school and convent. Forty priests from the Dioceses of Rockville Centre and Brooklyn were present for the ceremonies. Representa- tives of the Sisters of Mercy and the Sisters of Charity. New York Community, gathered at St. Jo- sep h' s for the occasion. -c Assisting P>ishop Kellenberg* were the Rev. Leo r. Cunningh am , pastor of St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church , Patchogue , who was deacon; the Rev. James P. Mc- Kelvey, pastor of St. Mary ' s R. C. Church . East Isli p, as subdoacon. The Very Rev. Msgr. John R. Mc- Gann , secretary to Bishop Kellen- berg. was master-of-ccromonies. The Rev. Robert T. Wiekman of the Diocesan Chancery o ffice was the preacher. After the blessing of the school , Bishop Kellenberg ad- ministered the Sacrament of Confirmation to 250 children. St. Josep h the Worker parish was founded in June 1955 by the ^present pastor , the Rev . Jere J. uineen. The assistant pries ts are the Rev. Theodore J. Le Ture and the Rev. Mario G. Cinque. Sister i Mary Isidore of the Sisters of I Mercy, Brookl yn Community, is the princi pal of the school. The new school is located at -At- lantic and Naragansett Avenues in East Patchogce. The school was opened in September I960. There is enrollment of 250 children. The building is composed of eight classrooms , an auditorium to seat 750 persons and a cafeteria with a fully equi pped kitchen. The con- vent has accommodations for 10 sisters. Paro ch ia l School , Co n vent Blessed Monsignor John J. F. Rob- inson , the first pastor of Mary Immaculate R. C. parish in Bellport , died last Thursday in Mary Immaculate Hosp ital , Jamaica , at the age of 8(5. Ordained in 1900. he was pastor in Bellport from 1905 to 1912. At the time of his death he was the oldest Ro- man Catholic priest in active service on Long Island and was pastor of the Church of the Presentation of the Bless- ed Virgin Mary in Jamaica. He was also d n of southeast Queens. Mary Immaculate ' s First Pastor Dies BELLPORT — All residents of the incorporated village of Bellport who are citizens and 21 years of age or over are are welcome to attend the Citizens ' primary at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Community Center. At the primary, candidates will be nominated to run in the annual election June 20. Expiring this year are the terms of Mayor Harry F. Bedell and Trustees John T. Keeley and Lawrence E. Ful- ler. Bell port s Citizens Primary Tomorrow Miss Jeanne Cunningham , a graduate of Bellport High School in June 1960 , was selected to re- ceive Cortland State College ' s Miss Jeanne Cunningham outstanding Freshman Girl Award lor 1960-61. This award , which is determined on the basis of one semester ' s academic average , faculty recom- mendations , and extra-curricular partici pation and general impres- sion , is sponsored by Epsilon Chi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi , the National Education Honorary So- ciety . On May 9 , during Moving Up Day ceremonies , Jeanne received an engraved pin as a memento of the occasion , and her name will be engraved on a plaque that is in the administration building. BHS Grad Receives Cortland Outstanding Freshman Girl Award BROOKHAVEN -Asp ecial family night for all members and friend s of the Brookhaven-South Haven Pre&byterian Church will be held at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow in the church at Brookhaven. Those attending axe asked to bring a contribution to the cov- ered-dish supper. Following the meal there will be group singing and a showing of the film , \An Epistle from the Koreans. \ Presbyterian Church Family Night Friday BELLPORT — Onl y two trips were made by the Bellport ambu- lance in the past two weeks. On May 3 at 9:20 p. m., Josep h Cen- trone , 6 Pace Avenue , was taken to Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital by William Greenhill and Edward Bishop. On May 12 , at 5:25 p. m., John Conway and Quentin Rey- nolds drove George Longivardis from 817 Walker Avenue to BMH. TO BE SUCCESSFUL — ADVERTISE AMBULANCE RUNS I^^^^ BM BELLPORT ASPHALT I PAVING CORP. | ? Asphalt Paving ] \ Parking Areas Driveways j * Trucking j { Topsoil — Bluestone i * Gravel — Fill — Sand i ? Estimates Cheerfully Given 1 ' , 28 Station Road Bellport ] ! Telephone BELLPORT 7-0061 < IBELLPORT — Members of the Bell port Lions -Club are still tak- ing orders for flags , but in order to insure delivery by Memorial day, those who want one are asked to p lace their order soon , Robert Klein , president of the club , stated. FLAG ORDERS BROOKHAVEN — The truste- es of the Brookhaven Free Library met at the library at 4 p. m. Sun- day. It was decided that the present library schedule would be contin- ued during the Summer months — that is Tuesday and Friday from 1 to 5 p. m. and Saturday from 10 a. m. to 1 p. nl. In addition , as in previous Sum- mers , the library will cooperate with the Parent-Teacher Associa- tion of the Brookhaven Elemen- tal^ School in the Story Hour progra m , of which Mrs. Robert M. Brown wil lact as chairman . Details regarding the Story Hour will be announced at a later date Also at a late r date , possibl y dur- ing the latter part of June , the 1961 annual appeal for the sup- port of the library will be sent to a 1 ! residents of Broohkaven. The following trustees attended the meeting: H. Hastings Reddall , president; Philip Hubert , Sr., vice president; Mrs. Philip Hubert , Jr., treasurer; Mesdames C. Oliver Wellington , J. Mitchell Ewing, Charles Osborne , Herbert A. Comstock , Robert W. Starke and Mrs. Charles Kellogg, secretary. ' ! Brookhaven Library To Maintain Present Hours Thru Summer BELLPORT — Two trustees whose terms expired this year were re-elected at the annual meeting of the lot owners of Woodland Cemetery last Tuesday night in the Community Center. They are Everett S. Brown and Conrad Heede. At the organizational meeting which followed Mr. Heede was re- elected president and Mr. Brown , vice president. Woodland Cemetery Lot Owners Re-Elect Trustees
