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Bellport Flo we r Show Award Winners Lis te d BELLPORT—Winners 'of the best-in-show tricolor awards at the Bell port Flower Show Saturday were Maro der Matcosian in the Junior Section , Class II , Labor Day regatta scene; Mrs. Harvey McChesney for an arrangement in a wooden container; and, m the horticulture section , Mrs. Harry Palevsky for a specimen branch of clematis. A special awai'd based on the numbei oi points in botn ariange- menls and hoit' cu ture was won by Mis. Harold Bohn. In the hoxticultu e section , win- ners were: Dianthus , hist , Mrs. Robert Lea; single p n ony, first , Mrs. Robj rt Lea; double peony, . ; r-t , Mis. Robert Lea , second , Mrs. Clarke Williams , third , Mrs. H. J. Patterson , honorab e m n- tion . Mrs. Emery Van Horn; Hem- erocallis , first , Mrs. Frederick Cowan , third , ^Mrs. Harold Bohn; Aquilegia , first , Mrs. Fiederick Hart , second , Mis. Haro 'd Bohn , thiid , Mis. Robert Lea , honorable mention Mrs. William Hi g nboMi - am; Sweet William , first , Mrs. Clarke Williams; Dig italis , first , Leonard Montalbano , second , Mrs. H J. Patt erson , third , Mis. Ro- bert Morse, honoiable mention , Mrs. Rooert Lea. Hybrid tea rose , Peace , first , Mrs. William .3ede 'l , third , Mrs . Frederick Cowan ; Hybrid tea rose other than Peace , fi.st , Mrs. Har- old Bohn , second , Mis. William Hi ginbotham , third , Mrs. Emery- Van Horn, honorable mentions , Mrs. Ronald Rau and Mrs. George Shelton. Collection of four hy brid tea roses , first , Mrs. R. L. Vogt , sec- ond , Mrs. Frederick Cowan , third , Mrs. Ronald Rau , honorable men- tion , Mrs. Robert Lea; Floribunda rose , first , Mrs. Robert Lea , sec- ond , Mrs. William Bedell , third. Mrs. Emery Van Horn , honorable mention , Mrs. R. L. Vogt; Grandi- flora rose, first , Leonard Montal- bano; Climber , first , Mrs . Clarke Williams , second , Mrs. Leonard Montalbano; climbing h ybrid tea rose , first , Mrs . Edward Berg in , second , Mrs. John Elliott; flower- ing shrub , first , Mrs. Hai ry Pal- evsky, second , Mrs. Francis Barry, third , Mrs. Robert Lea , honorable mentions , Mrs. Frederick Hai t and Mis. T. T. Everitt. Open c ' ass: first , Mrs. George Moi se , second , Mrs. Thomas Web- ster , third , Mrs. Henry Halsted , honorable mention , Mrs. Edward der Mateosian; African violets , first , Mrs. Florence Crowel 1 , sec- ond , Mrs. Clarke Williams , Mrs. Josep h Padlon , Miss Florence Crowell , honorable mentions , Mrs. Douglas Paige and Mrs. Harvey McChesney. Two arrangements were adjudg- ed runne s-up to the tucolor awaid , a compos.tion wi th foliage arranged b y Miss Torrey Ha 'look and a compote of fruit done by Mrs. Harold Bohn. Winners in the arrang°ment section were as follows : New Year ' s Eve , first , Mrs. Haro d Bohn , second , M s. Harry Palev- sky, third , Mrs. John Pokorny, honorable mention , Mrs. Haro d Jalsted; Lincoln ' s birthday, first , Mrs Harvey McChesney, >econd , Mrs. Harold Bohn , t.m d . Mrs. L^ &- lie Weiss , honorable mention , Mrs. Alvord Finn; Va ' entm e messaga, firs t , Mrs. William Bedell , second , Mrs. Frederick Cowan , third , Mrs . Harold Bohn; Luck of the Irish , first , Mis. Harvey McChesney, second , Mis. A vord Finn , third , Mrs. Harold Bohn , honorable men- tion , Mrs. Law.ence Fuller. Easter , first , Mrs. R. L. Vogt , second , Mrs. Gharleo Marvin , thiid , Miss Natalie Bliss , honor- able mentions , Mrs. H. J. Patter- son and Mrs . Harold; Bohn. May Day, three inch container , first , Mrs. Rolf Michelsen , second 1 , Mrs. William Bedell , third , Mrs . Harvey McChesney, honorable men- tion , Miss Torrey Hallock; May day, five inch container , first , Mrs. Harvey McChesney, second , Mrs. Rolf Michelsen , third , Mis. Alvord Finn , honorable mention , Miss Toirey Hallock. Memorial Day, first , Mrs . Leslie Weiss, second , Mrs. Peter Sny der , third , Mrs. Charles Marvin , hon- orable mentions , Mrs. Lawience Fuller and Mrs. T. T. Ever.tt. Fourth of July, fii st , Mrs. Har- vey McChesney, second , Mrs. Les- lie Weiss , third , Mrs. Harold Bohn , honorable mention , Mrs. George Morse; Thanksgiving, fiist , Mrs. Harold Bohn , second , Mrs. Alvord Finn , thiid , Mrs. George Morse , honorable mention , Mrs. Hastings Reddail. Junior winners were : Class IA firs t , Lisa der Mateosian , second , Susan Gibson , third , Barbai a Fiench , honorable mention , Pam- ela Sinkoff and Wend y Smith ; Class IB , first , Mary Palevsky, second , Ellen French , honorable mention , Robert Bedell ; Class II , fiist , Maro dei Mateosian , second , Carol French; Class III , first , Su- san Barry, second , Lisa Anderson , third ? Priscilla Coffi n , honorab' e mention , Jamie Pokorny; Class IV , first , Leonard Montalbano , second , Miss Martha Fuller , third , Miss Toirey Hallock ; Class Va., first , Kathy Butler, second , Sara Kate Pa ' evsky , third , Alison Hal' ock ; C' ass Vb ., first , Dean McChesney. GRADUATION CARbS 4 COMPLETE WEDDING ? ANNOUNCEMENT SERVICE j | U. S. PRESS j J PRINTING - PHOTO OFFSET [ 4 Gen. Engraving £ < 5 Bellport Lane, Bellport , N. Y. \ i ATlantic 6-0734 f B e ll p ' t FD Chief Tells How to Report Fire (BELLPORT — Fire Chief Robert Terwilliger asks that persons reporting a fire in their home warn occupants to leave their house and call the Bellport fire department. \Give the name , address , and nature of fire when reporting, he said. Then stand on the street or in front of the house to direct the fire department to the right location , be said. \ \This will save time and is important to saving lives and property, \ he said. BELLPORT — Sunday on a day made to order for such an occasion , Cub Scout Pack 28 held its annual picnic. With all the cola , orange drink and watermelon for the taking, there was still some left over at the end of the day. The Cub Scouts were in rare form , not to mention speed. The iockey-driven horse race over a 50-yard course was closely won by the team of James Koshland , Jamfes Lomonosoff and Bruce Mac- Dougall. The wheelbarrow race was won by the team of Steven Simmons and Roddy Sheen. The all-fours (crab race) relay was won b y the team of Bruce MacDougall and Joe Paisley. The tag relay race was won by Steven Simmons and Roddy Sheen. The midget car model race zip- ped the maker , David Stewart , home first. It was a close win. Prizes were awarded to winners of all races. Even though the Summer months and the final tests in school have arrived , the following Scouts advanced in rank by earn- ing the following awards : Den 5 — Hugh MacKenzie , Bear scout; James Lomonosoff , Lion scout; Bruce MacDougall , Lion scout. Den 2—Dennis Der- by, Assistant denner; Bob Harder , Assistant denner; Joe Ambrise , Denner; Bill Gibson , Denner. Den 8 — Jeffrey Vaughan , Assistant denner; Frank Reiss , Denner; Joe Paisley, Silver arrow. The following rnemhers of the Pack committee , iBoi is Lomonosoff , Ed MacDougall, Bernard Kropp, Charles Zaveski and Ernest Kan , wish to congratulate the den mo- thers for a fine job done this year. The conduct , character , and behavio r of the cubs at the picnic may well serve as a testimonial to them , they said. Pack 28 Cubs Enjoy Picnic ; Advance in Rank Bell port Methodist Will Start Summer Schedule on Sunday BELLPORT — The Bell port Methodist Church will start its Summer schedule Sunday. From June 25 through Labor Day Sunday the church service will be held at 10 a. m. The nur- sery and kindergarten departments of the Sunday School will meet at the same V our in Aldersgate. All other children are urged to attend church with their parents. The 10 a. m. service this Sun- day will be a Baccalaureate ser- vice in honor of the 1961 gradu- ating class of Bell port High School. All members of the class , their parents and friends are in- vited to this service. The Mid-Week Prayer service will continue to be held at 1 p. m. every Wednesday throughout the Summer. The Mid-Week Bible Class will also meet throughout the Summer at 8 p. m. every Wed- nesday night in the Wesley house. OBEDIENCE WINNER—Obedience jud ge Miss trials at Brookhaven Kennel Club Match show Rita Cashy of Bayport gives ribbon and trophy Sunday. Dog is Aleda von Siewal , score 199 , to handler of Waller and Elsie Klimpel' s Dober- Aleda fc h „ TJniondale. man pmscher for highest score in obedience s c By Ed Faust < NORTH BELLPORT — Favor- ed b y sunny skies , a record entry of 185 dogs and an enthusiastic galleiy of some 300 spectators , made Brookhaven Kennel Club' s, AKC sanctioned match show Sun- day the most successful event staged b y the club to date. Scone of the show was the North Bellport Recreation Center , where judging began at 1:30 p. Topping all entries in the breed classes was the red , long-haired dachshund Kara ' s Gay Princess of Nepar owned by Don Battista of New Hyde Park. The Princess , a smart-looking little lady, was plac- ed best in match by Judge Ed- mund Rabut of Huntington Sta- tion. When the final verdict was made there was little doubt that the choice was a popular one. Best puppy in the match was the 10 months-old Doberman pins- cher, Mr. Chairman , put throug h his paces by owner Julian Selden of Huntington Station. The busi- ness of selecting the Doberman was not easy for Judge James Cowie of Commack , as the compe- tition provided by the winners of the 3 to 6 , ' 6 to 9 and 9 to 12 months-old puppy classes was keen. A class that always draws an interested audience is the junior handlers , limited to boys and girls 8 to 16 years old. This is a regularly scheduled feature of Brookhaven shows and is desi gned to further greater interest in pure- bred dogs among the younger set , many of whom will be the sea- soned , habitual exhibitors of to- morrow. In this , the club feels that it is contributing to the promotion of dogs as a healthy hobby for boys and girls. Certainly a happy hobby for young Miss Lisa Braunstein of West Babylon , whose skillfu l pi- loting of her dog, an eight and one half months old English set- ter puppy, resulted in her being named best junior handler by Judge James Wrigh t of Lake Ron- konkoma. It should be explained that in this class the dog is not judged , but the skill with which it is shown is the deciding factor. Another gallery-pleasing event stage 1 by the Brookhaven club is the obedience division. This is di- vided into classes for beginners on lead , novice A and B , graduate novice , open A and B and utility dogs. In these classes , while the dogs must be pure-breds of any breed , they are not judged for quality, but for abilit y to obey the com- mands specified for each class,, and which become progressively diffi- cult as dogs win the scores desig- nated for each class. Honors in this event were won by another Doberman p inscher , Aleda von Siewal , with a score of 199 , which brought ribbon for first together with the club' s obe- dience trophy to owners Waller and Elsie Klimpel of Uniondale. In scoring the Doberman Miss Rita Casby of Bayport turned in another competent job of obedi- ence jud ging. An eriioyed added feature was the excellent demonstration of field work by Ed Funk' s pointer , Pepper. Ml* . Funk , member of Long Island' s Bird Dog Associa- tion , had Pepper simulate the pointing and retrieving of two ca- ged homing pigeons that were re- leased simultaneously wi th the firing of a starter ' s pistol. The birds were later returned to their cages unharmed. Encouraged by success of this and previous shows , the Brookha- ven Kennel Club has applied for AK] C (American Kennel Club, governing body for pure-bred dogs) permission to stage another match show July 23. It is expected that further plans for the show will be discussed at the club' s forthcoming meeting June 27. As customary, the show will be free to the public. ACCENT ON YOUTH—Little Lisa Braunstein awards Lisa club ribbon and special prize for of West Babylon was winner of junior handling her skillful showing of her English setter puppy. class at Brookhaven Kennel Club' s Match Show Photos by Klein Sunday. Show judge James Cowie of Commack Record Number of 185 Dogs Seen in Brookhaven Kennel Club Show i B|^^^R L \\ *' *_ .. A F ^WT^* * ^ f \tt J^M \Do you want to strengthen family ties ? ... go camp- ing, \ says an expert. We all need the out-of-doors and w orking tog^ther. If you need funds to meet your family \ acation expenses , secure a low-cost personal loan at . . . THE B ELLPORT N ATIONAL B ANK BELLPORT , NEW YORK I I TH&Hf a 'iEDJ. C. * Tflmf oi TedmA' l&ieweg qvtm, . . .. ^^ HDHI^H^^^^^^^^^^^^ EH^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H^^^^HI^^^H^^^^^H^^I^^H^^^^^^^^HI^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ H^H^M^^^H^fe! 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Atli cs , Garages BB- EJ / JMIZ —' Wallpapering % Porches SK GENE HOME DECORATING I 24 GENERA L McLBAN 9Rjy& BEL fePOftT :: AT $-1980 I BELLPORT ASPHALT \ PAVING CORP. \ Asphalt Paving * Parking Areas - Driveways < ? Trucking < t Top.soil — Bluest one * > Gra% cl — Fill — Sand J * Estimates Cheerfully Gi\ en « » 28 Station Road Bellport < t Telephone ATlantic 6-0061 < rWW£RE 00 YOU GH XOUR. \ PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ? J f 1 ALWAVS GO TO IU C AC il PHARMACY J \ KNOW I CAN DEPEND ON THEM FOR FINE v SERVICE ! , r LEWIS KNIGHT , Ph.©. I SINCI 1900 I Tel. AT 6-0079 I p<l PRESCRIPTION DE CI VERY | j EME RGENCY TEL . AT 6-8588) BELLPORT , L.I. BELLPORT — Arthur Prank Esposi to , f ormer student at Bell- port High School, nephew ot- Mr. Arthur F. Esposito and Mrs. F. P. Laterza of 33 New Jersey Avenue and grandson of Mrs. James Cedol of 64 Sta- tion Road , graduated from Atlan- tic Union College , South Lancas- ter , Mass., in that school' s seven- t y-fourth annual commencement. Mr. Esposito received his bache- lor of arts with a major in French and a minor in English , is Diplome de L'Alliance Fran- caise a Paris , and was elected to membership in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universi- ties and Colleges. He is presently doing post-grad- uate work at Assumption College , Worcester , Mass., and next year will teach modern languages at Mount Vernon Academy, Mount Vernon , O. Be wise , place your advertising in The Advanc e , where it will get results and do the most good for you and the community in which you do business. —Adv. Former BHS Student Is Awarded Atlantic Union College Degree BELLPORT — The third an- nual \Artists on the Lane \ ex- hibition , sponsored by the South Bay Art Association , will be held here from 12 noon to 6 p. m. July 4 on Bellport Lane. This will be one of the featured occasions in Bellport July 4. Boat races , band concerts and , finally at sundown , fireworks on the Bay will conclude the festivities. The white picket fences and the manicured hedges along Bell- port Lane will again be adorned from the corner of South Country Road to the end of Bell port Lane with several hundred oil paint- ings , water colors , etchings , etc., hung by well known professional and amatuer artists. The exhibi- tion will also include ceramics and sculptured p ieces. The artists are not only Long Island residents. Numerous entries are being received from New York City, Queens, Connecticut , New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Entries are open to all artists , and a nominal fee is asked. Artists are requested to regis- ter at 10 a. m. in front of the Community Hall on Bell Street. Signs at major intersections will be posted for out-of-towners. Mrs. Sigrid Rice , chairman of the day, and her committee , including jun- ior volunteers will be on hand to assist artists in placing their works along the lan_ . Approxima- te^ eight feet w li b? alloted to each participant. Artists will be requested to sign a release and be responsible for displaying and supervising their paintings and other works of art. Mrs. Donald Borg is chairman of the exhibit and Mrs. John E. Denes is co-chairman. In the event of rain , the exhibit will be can- celled. Should the weather be threatening, call ATlantic 6-0428 or ATlantic 6-0918. Artists on Lane Exhibit Is Set Jul y 4 in Bell p ' t Centra l School District Unit 4 of the New York State Civil Ser- vice Emp loyes ' Association had its first dinner-dance Saturday night at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on Dunton Avenue , East Patchogue. Field representative for Suffolk County, John Corcoran , and Mrs. Corcoran were honored guests. Also , present were school District Business Manager William Mul- keen , and Mrs. Mulkeen; School Board Member Jack Brandi , and Mrs. Brandi; Kreamer Sch ool Prin- cipal Grant Haviland , and Mrs Haviland ; Chairman of the wel- fare committee of the unit. Wil- liam Moran and his assistant. James Tarantino , assisted by then committee , arranged the affair Music was supplied by unit mem- ber Thomas Monroe and his band About 70 guests we , re present. District 4 CS Employes Hold First Dinner-Dance BELLPORT—The swimming classes sponsored by the Bellport branc h of the American Red Cross will start July 3 and will con- tinue through July 15 at the Bellport Village Beach. The classes , which will be held from 1 to 4 p.m.. will be taught hv tVirpp fprtifipd instructors. Any person , seven years of age and over , living within the limits of the Bell port btanch (west to Dunton Avenue , north to Farm- -to-Market Road , east to Bellha- ven Road , bounded on the south by the bay) is invited to attend >> these classes. East registration card must be signed by a paient. The cards will be g iven out at school , or regis- tration may he made in the village at the Flood Pharmacy on Station Road June 29 and 80 from 10:30 a. m. to 12 noon and 1 to 3 p. m., or Jul y 1 from 10:30 a. m. to 12 noon. Registration may al^o be made on Monday at the Bellport Beach before the swimming classes stait. Any further information may be obtained fi om the swimming chairman , Mrs. Albert Hallock , at ATlantic 6-1328, or Mrs. Leslie Weiss at ATlantic 6-8282 , chair- man of the Bellport branch. ARC Swimming Classes To Be Held July 3-1 5 BELLPORT—The Bell port am- bulance responded to a call to the scene of an accident at the cornei of South Country and South How- ell' s Point Roads last Wednesday at about 5 p. m . and Robert Ly- ons , Jr. , and William Hermus took Mrs. Alice Rhodes to Biookhaven Memorial Hospital. AMBULANCE CALL
