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Brookhaven Kennel Club to Stage Second Match Show of '61 Sunday By Ed Faust NORTH BELLPORT — The Brookhaven Kennel Club will stage the second Match Show of its 1961 series again at the North Bellport Recreation Center Sunday. Encouraged by the sizeable en- try at its previous Match of May 28 , club officials anticipate a lar- ger number of dogs in its forth- coming show. More than 200 dogs competed in breed or obedience classes May 28 , some coming from such distant points as Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Judging for the Sunday match w ill , as usual , begin promptly at 1:30 p. m. Entries will be accepted from 12 noon until judging time. The succss of previous Brook- haven Matches has established these events as a fixture of grow- ing importance in the world of show dogs , officials point out. The club' s shows of 1960 did much to further greater interest in pure- bred dogs throughout Brookhaven as evidenced b y the increasing number of spectators attracted to the Brookhaven events , it was ad- ded. Judges for the coming show will be James Cowie of Commack , assigned to sporting dogs ; H. B. Crenshow , Rosl yn Harbor , j udging Dobermans , Boxers and Shepherds; Frank Phillips of Lake Grove for collies and balance of working dogs ; Edmund Rabut , Huntington Station , all Hounds; Thomas Okun of Plainview passing on all toy dogs and all non-sporting breeds and M<ss Madelyn Gutman of Massapequa judging the terriers. Classes are for pupp ies 3 to 6 , 6 to 9 and 9 to 12 months old. There 'll be a class for Ameri- can bred dogs , males and females. Of particular interest will be the Junior Handling class to which all boys and girls over 8 and under More on Page 3 , this section New Rosary Soc. Officers Seated At June Meeting BELLPORT — Newly-elected officers of the Rosary Altar So- ciety of Mary Immaculate R. C. Church were installed at the June meeting last Tuesday night in the auditorium. The new slate includes Mrs. Kenneth Glover , president ; Mrs. Roger Hamlyn, Jr., vice-president; Mrs . Edmund Rowland , recording secretary, Mrs. George P. Sander- son , corresponding -cretary, and Mrs. Henry Noehren , treasu er . Retiring officers are Mrs . A. J. Barbero. president; Mrs. Kenneth Glover , vice-president, and M> - s. William Patanjo , recording secre- tary. All were presented with cor- sages and the retiring officers with spiritual gifts by Mrs. Peter Quinn , chairman of the nomina- ting commj ittee. It was voted to continue meet- ings throughout the summer , to pay for h ymn books for member- of the choir and to hold a cake sale in Jul y. Mrs. Sanderson vol- unteered as chairman. I Mrs. Giacomo Kegalmuto was welcomed as a new member. The Rev. Thomas F. Manning, modelator , thanked the retiring of- Jicers for their services and wel- comed the incoming slate. The Rev . Joseph Bergdoi'f showed col- ored slides of Lourdes in France and Fatima in Portugal. BS in Education Miss Judith Lancaster , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lancaster of 10 Gerard Street , Billpori , was graduated from Syracuse University, Syracuse , June 4. She received a bachelor of science degree in education at the 107th commencement of the university. While at Syra- cuse , Miss Lancaster was a member of the Universit y Chorus and vice president of her social sorority, Gamma Phi Beta. Bell port Gardens Chosen for Tour B y Herb Society BELLPORT — Two local gar- dens have been chosen by the Herb Society of America as part of its tour when it holds its an- nual meeting in Garden City June 19 , 20 , and 21. They are the herb gardens of Miss Barbara Capen and Mrs. John Garfield , both of Bellport Lane. On Monday, members of the so- ciety will start at \Holly by Golly \ in St. James. They will view the herb garden at the Thompson House in Setauk' - ' , lunch at Three Village Inn , the co e to Bell port to visit Miss ( p r, n ' s and Mrs. Garfield' s herb gau. JUS . Later , tea will be served in the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webster of Islip. The group will visit Old West- bury Garden Tuesday. Dr. Georg\ Avery, of Biooklyn Botannical Garden , and Miss Elizabeth Van Brunt will speak on herbs Wed- nesday. Tea will be served at Duck Island at the home of Mrs. Ray- mond Ingersoll of Northport. Members of the Bellport Garden Club will act as hostesses when the gardens in Bellport are toured, Thorn in Address To Hol y Name Men BELLPORT — Approximately 75 men of the Holy Name Society of Maiy Immaculate K. ( . Chcivn Bellport , at ten.led a breakfast at the Bell port Country Club after receivin g communion at th, ' b a. m. Mass Sunday. Tne principal speaker was Suf- folk Countv Police Commissioner Charles li. \ Thorn of Port Jeffer- son , who spoke about juveniie participation in crinr' .s . Th\ Re\. Thomas A. Manning, pastor , re- viewed the past year ' s progress id the group. John Jochim of the Bellport Beach Ks ' .ates was chairman of the breakfast. The president of the society is Eugene Much . Flower Show to Be Held AtCmmunity Center Sat. BELLPORT — Gardeners from the Bell port-Brookhaven area are invited to enter their best flowers in the annual flower show which will be held this Saturday at the Bell port Community Center . Exhibitors need not bo members of the Garden Club and no fee is charged for entering exhibits. Peonies , columbine , foxglove , coi nflowers , and ro-es , h y bri d tea , floribunda , and climber , are in- c ' uded in the horticulture schedule. A special class is open for any flower or vegtable not listed. Afri- can violet- will also be judged. All exhibits must be brought to the Community Center between 10 a. m. and noon Saturday, f ur- ther information may be obtained bv calling Mrs. p]dward dei 1 Mate- osian , ATlantie 6-0032. between 3 and 9 p. m. on Friday. Th\ flower show will be open to the public from 3 to 8:30 p. in. Saturday . Pools Ordinance is Adopted Hotel Sought as Apt Bldg. BELLPORT — After a public hearing Monday ni ght at which one person appeared , the Bellport Village Board adopted the new ordinance covering regulations for swimming pools. Henry Halsted attended the meeting to state that he has no fence around his pool but does have a hed ge of seven foot trees. The board told him that the ordinance is not retroactive and therefore would not apply to him. At the regular board meeting which followed , H. Giannotti of South Country Road asked ques- tions regarding the Wyandott e Hotel and wanted to know if it would be possible to use the hotel building as an apartment house. It would be a non-cor.LOi' ming use , he was told , and he was advised to check and see if it would be feasible economicall y. Ward Cox or the sanitation de- partment discussed with the board the matter of grass cli ppings be- ing put out in boxes instead of waterti g ht metal containers and was told he should not pick up anything else than that properl y put out for collection. It was also decided there would be no gar- bage collection Jul y 4 , but that both sides of the village would be covered Jul y o. It was voted to send a resolu- tion to the Town of Brookhaven stating that the Village Board will not use the lot on Ward' s Lane as a dump. Permission was granted to the Bellport Lions Club to have fire- works July 4 , to the South Bay Art Association to hold an exhibit on Bell port Lane July 4 from noon to 6 p. m, ., to Mrs. Dey Dema- rest to use the bathing beach for a class picnic June 22 , to Harry Pomeran to use the Communit y Center for the Gateway Players with the same arrangements as last year , to the Be 'l port branch of the American Red Cross to hold swimming classes at the bathing beach from Jul y 3 through Jul y 14 from 1 to 4 p. m. f or children residing in the area covered by the Bellport branch , to eliminate traffi c on Station Road from Krea- mer Street to Second Street dur- ing high school graduation June 2r> , and to the Rev . Thomas F. Manning, pastor of Mary Imma- culate R. C. Church , to disp lay a banner on Bell port Lane from July 25 through Jul y 30 , and to dis- p lay a boat at the Jul y 4 concert and fireworks show . A note of thanks was received from Mrs . Willis Hawkins for the framed resolution sent to her on the death of her husband , and a letter from Horatio King Gray was read comp limenting the Village Board for keep ing the tax rate at $2 per $100 of assessed valuation and for its efficient management of the village. It was decided to hold a public heaving at 8 p. m. Jul y 10 on changes in the parking ordinances that would remove any restrictions on Bell port Lane except the one hour parking regulation and pro- hibit parking on the north side of Kreamer Street between Sta- tion Road and North Howell' s Point Road from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. An app lication for work with the village was received from Wil- liam H. Saulle of Brookhaven and filed. During Jul y and August tin village office will be closed Wed- nesday afternoons. Business will probably keep right on being good for those who are aggressive , give good values , good services and advertise in The Advance. —Adv. Girl Scout Troops Hold Farewell Party for Leader ^ BELLPORT — Bellport Girl Scout Troops 16 and 02 recentl y held a thank-you party for their leader , Mrs. John Bo jus , who is moving with her family to Florida. She received a lovely corsage and a Paul Revere bowl approp- riately inscribed. Everyone j oined in singing a song recounting mem- ories of the last three years , and dedicated it to Mrs. Bojus. Cakes , cookies , brownies and punch , all made by various Girl Scouts , were served. Local Girl Scouting is going to miss Mrs. Bojus very much , for she has contributed unstintingly of her time , energy, and imagination to bring to the girls a d ynamic program of learning and doing and having fun withal , a Girl Scout spokesman said. The good that she has done is beyond es- timation , and society needs more adults of high caliber to inspire youth and hel p them develop their minds and bodies , she said. The scouts send their best wishes to Mrs. Bojus and her famil y in their new home , she concluded. Methodist WSCS To Hold Annual Fair on Jul y 6 BELLPORT — Summer days are fair days, and this year the Woman ' s Society of Christian Ser- vice of the Bell port Methodist Church will go all-out to make their annual fair the biggest and best in many a Summer. Set to follow the Independence day festivities , it will run from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. July 6 on a \Red , White and Blue \ theme. It will be held on the church grounds off South Country Road here in Bell port. Throughout the day, all the goodies imaginable will be sold— from covered-dish foods prepared b y some of the best cooks in Bell- port to that ail-American delicacy known as the hot dog. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will be on hand to dispense soda , there will be a tea table and , to climax a notable day, a real old- fashioned church supper will be served. Values galore will be offered on g ift tables—something for Mom , something for Dad , the young- sters , and even something for baby. The ever-popular \ white ele- p hant '' table will be set up, along with others that will feature greeting cards for all occasions , church plates , flowers and plants , and even pie baskets (great for picnics!). A feature of the day will be a recipe booth where some of the most closely-guarded secrets of the area ' s finest cooks will be sold— nominal fee , of course. And , just to ke\p interest boom- ing, there will be a small mountain of surprise packages that , accor- ding to sources close to the pro- gram committee , \ will stretch your imagination , but not your purse. \ Meanwhile , many games of skill will be in progress. The type of games will be revealed at a la- ter date, but suffice to say, they 'll take a sharp eye and steady hand. With the big day drawing nigh , there are rumors that some of the best amateur horse shoe pitchers and corquet malett wielders are \ sharpening up. \ Considerable activity is also seen among one-hole golfers on lawns in the area. At the end of the day, a board of elections will be appointed and a popularity vote will be taken. No prize has been determined for the winner as yet , but . . . Well , SOMEONE has to rake up the fairgrounds in the morn- ing! UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. READING COAL — HEATING OILS j Rive r Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N . Y. I Tel. GRover 5-3600 | niiiiiiliiiikiiiitiiiiiiittiiiiiiiitiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiititiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiifiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiitiiiiiiii ^ | |Bffl| \Let Gene Do It \ <^W | 11 \^<jmm _\ Painting : Carpentry ILC^S/ - - i i j ^WD * Interior I Work : ^LZ j M! \fe==E\ Exterior f Basrments JgS | I . pEy \ .. . „ I Attics , Garages gBJ I |J /i\ C Wallpa pering ? 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Irving Terwilli ger and Clifford Miller , Props. j All Types Automobile Repairs I I Free Pickup and Deliver^ i Telephone ATlantie 6-01K5 1 ** 4 S BELLP O RT ASPHALT j I PAVING CORP. i * < * Asphalt Paving < 4> , * Parking Areas - Driveways * * Trucking * 5 Topsoil — Blueslone J * Gravel — Fill — Sand < * Estimates Cheerfullv Gi\en \ * , £ 28 Station Road Bellport I $ Telephone ATlantie 6-0061 ! * \ ®Ij£ s>0tt/ tuesier wnkaljnp j Books with Atmosphere J BELLPORT LANE I Store Hours : Mon. thru Sat., 9:30-12:30 ; 1:30-5 : 30 I Friday Evening ' til 6 p.m. ; Closed Wed. morning \ ART AND MUSIC festival held at Fast Patch- ogue School last week featured work of . '100 chil- dren in Central School Dist rict 1. Combined chorus , school bands and string orchestras were on hand , including group pictured. This is Elem- entary Strinir Quartet that received \A\ rating in New York State School Music Association competition during festival in North Babylon last Spring. Quartet played at festival in East Patchogue last Thursday under direction of George Sey fert, music teacher in district. Pic- tured from left to right are Deyann Demarest , Maro der Mateosian , Mary Jo Alburger and William Mulkeen. OBSERVING ARTWORK displayed at festival last week , are , from left to right , Michael Fears , Thomas Wilson and Richard Wittier. Exhibit in- cluded work of pupils in four elementary schools in Central School Dist rict 4. There was work in medias of watercolor , crayon , clay, cut paper , charcoal and combinations of clav on watercolor paints. Host of parents and residents of school district visited festival , along with pupils , to admire results of artistic inclinations among area ' s younger set. —Advance Photos by Martin District 4 Residents Turn Out to Adm ire Art. Musical Abilitie s of Puoils Margaret Warner. AT li-Ofi. \ .:! Mi-- (Anthia Roe h.\ ^ gradua- ted I ' mm tin- Solehury School at New llopr . Pa. Her parent. - , Mr. and Mr- . Nathaniel Roe and daughter. Yane--a, of Heli port Lane, attended Commeiu - ( ment e.\ - e;u-e- at the , -riiool on Saturtl iy. Mis - Roe. who will work with the Red ( ' ii- - Hlnod Ha ; K in New York City this Summer, plan - to attend Sarah Law rence College in the Fall. Tin- Mr. nnd Mr. -. Canasta Club met at tie home of Mr. and Mr. - . Lot.i> Pernio . .11 .. of North How- ell' - Pomi Road Saturday night. Iloi-ie from The Choate School. , Wallr. gford . ( ' »!, \ .. l >r the . -urn- j nni nioni ! . - aie Peter Oti- Paige , -on of Mi . and Mr - . Peter Paige ' of Bellp o . -t Lane, and Nard i and Pryce Say dam, so n. - of Mr. an 1 Mi ' s . Li-nemird Suydam of Heliport Lane. BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS INVITAT ION TO BIDDERS The B< >ard ot ' lvhn ation of Cen- tral School Di- ' r ' ict No. i of the T( .\ n of ilroolJun en, Suffolk County. Ntw Yo lk, in accordance -Kith S- ctioi! 10M of Article o-A of tin C- > n ei:il Munici pal Law, h. 'i v- l»y it. >n- - -ealed hid - for gaibnge ami refu-e i enn>val a> required n/ CenVial School Pi. - - , rict No . i. dmii g the 1%!-P. u;2 school year. Bids will he i reehed un til 2:00 p. n . LDST on Friday. June ' S-\ . liMU. at the offices of the Board of K du c a t i o n . Administration Building . Dunton A\enue , East Patchogue . New York, at which time and p lace all bids will lie publicl y opened. Specifications and bid form. - may be obtained at the abov e o ffices any business day from ! ( :0(i a. m. until 3:00 p. m. The Board of Education reserves the right to ie . jt . ct any and all bids. William E. Mulkeen District Clerk June 1 , 1W\ M' r. and Mr. - . George Mistier of j Woodland Park Road were week- 1 end guest- of Mrs . Mistler ' s j brother-in -law and sister . Mr. and j Mrs . George Hartz of Wantagh. 1 i)r. and Mrs. Frederick Hallock ' ¦ and fami' y of Stamford . Conn . who are vacationing for two week. - in Patchogue . have made frequent , visits with Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Haider of Rogers Avenue. Last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. 1 Byron Athanas iou of General , . McLean Drive motored to Troy to bring home their son . Robert , who has completed his junior year at Ren— olaor Polytechnic Institute. Robert started work with the [ Patel ogue office of the New York Telep hone Company Monday. B»-o« n ' s Garage. Tel. ATlantie 6-0229—Adv. The Knit 'N\ Chat Club will | meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Richard Adams of Fast Patchogue. Members of the ca. -t and the production staff of \The Seven Year Itch . \ who presented perfor- mance- of the puy Friday and Saturday nights at the Bellport Community Hot -e. held a party at the 1 ome of Mr. and Mrs. Dwain White of South Howell' s Point Road following the final perfor- mance. The production, sponsored by a local amateur group. The Playcra 'tei s , had a very enthusi- astic and admiring capacity crowd each night. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swart of Wilton . Conn., spent the weekend a: their home on South Howell' s Point Road. Mrs. L. A. Lambing has retur- ned to her home in Pittsburgh , Pa., after a week' s visit with her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mlrs. Peter Paige. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Faison , Jr.. and family of Brooklyn Heights have moved to their home on Brown ' s Lane for the summer months. Timoth y Gilpin of L o n d o n , England , was a weekend hou. -e. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Streit of Brown ' s Lane. ! Bell port Pish Market — Fresh Daily. AT 6-0710—Adv . David Lanman , III , of Hulso Street flew to Eagle Meie , Pa. Tuesday, to spend a week .isiting with friends. More on page 3 , this section Bellport Legals BELLPORT — Books ordered by the Bell port Memorial Li bra ry were listed this week. They are as follows : Adult Fiction: Stegner , \A Shooting Star; \ Kronenberger , \A Month of Sundays ; \ Raphael , \The Limits of Love ; \ Murdoch , \A Severed Head ; \ Sackville- West ; \No Signposts at S'a; \ Sy- nions , \The Pi ogress of a Crime; \ Cheever , \Some People , Places and Things ; \ Fast , \April Morn- ing; \ Campbell , \Across the Wa- ter; \ Williams , \The Morning and the Evening; \ Stacey, \The Brothers; \ Hanley, \The Journey Homeward ; \ Gennari , \The Oth- j ¦ er Woman I Am; \ Lowrv , \Hear ' Us O Lord ; \ Farrell , \Death on the Sixth Day, \ Mnxwell , \The I C h a t e a u; \ Sharp, \Something I Light; \ Bratnmer. \The Gay Place. \ Adult Non-Fiction: LaRusse En- cyclopedia of My thology ; McGraw- Hill Illustrated World Geography; Kronenberger , \Best Plays of l!)5t)-19()0; \ Porier , \Prize Sto- ries of 1!)G1; \ Fine , \American College Counsellor and Guide ; \ Lovejoy, \The College Handbook ; \ Irwin , \American Universities and Co lieges ; \ \Everyman ' s United Na- tions; \ Werstein , \The Blizzard of '88; \ Kennan , \Russia and the West Under Lenin and Stalin; \ Rati , \Gifts of Passage ; \ Kem- ble , \Journal of a Resident on a Georgia Plantation; \ Spotnitz , \The Couch and the Circle; \ Sul- livan , \Assault on the Unknown ; \ Flanders , \Senator from Ver- mont; \ Feis , \Japan Subdued ; \ Ledercr , \A Nation of Sheep; \ Marx , \Harpo Speaks; \ Seroff , \Renata Tebaldi; \ Lincoln , \The Black Muslims in America; \ May- er , \The Listening Heart; \ Bur- chard , \The Architecture of Ame- rica; \ Jahn , \Muntu ; Perse , Ex- ile and Other Poems; \ Ilammoiv ' (Pub), 'The Five Worlds of Life , \ Continued on page 3 , this section <j. B e ll port Library Has Many New Books on Order BELLPORT — Beginning Sat- urday, the B?llport Memor.al Li- brary will not be open Saturday or Wednesday mornings until fur- ther notice. The other hours will remain the same. BELLPORT LIBRARY BELLPORT — Tuesday will be Election day in the Village of Bellport and voters will go to the polls to elect a mayor and two trustees , a 'l present i incumbents whose terms ex- j pire this year. ! Mayor Harry F. Bedell and Trustees John T. Keeley and Lawrence E. Fuller are can- didates for reelection. Any citizen 21 years of age or over who has been a resi- dent of the state for one year , the county for four months and the incorporated village for 30 days is eli gible to vote. Polls in the * Community Center will be open from 4 to 8 p. m. I -w Election Day Tues. In Bellport Village __ _ t ^ t _ t _ tm ^_^_^_^_^_^_^_ m ^_^m^__ ^_^__ t _ m HHHHHHHiiflBH
