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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIXG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on tie 10th day of July, 19fil at the Villa ge Office of the Village of L' ol' port , 1 14 South Country Road. Heli port , N. Y. at 8:00 o ' clock P. M. Eastern Daylight Saving Time , upon the question of the enact- ment of the following amendments to the Unified Code of Ordinances of the Village of Heli port , to wit : 1. Ordinance \. f i (cA-2) shall be amende d by deleting therefrom the words \the West side of Heli port Lane between the South side of South Country Road and the North side of Osborn Lane between the hours of (LOO P. M. and the fol- lowing- 0:00 A. M. local time \ ; and \J. Ordinance Lb ' (eA-2) shall be further amended b y adding thereto the following: \the North side of K reamer Street between Station Road and North Howell' s Point Road between the hours of 8:00 A. M. and 5:00 P. M. local time . \ A. That this amendment shall take effect at the earliest time permit feci under law. Dated : June 26 . 19(>1 Heli port , New York Martha R. Houston Village Clerk PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at a meeting of the Village Board of the Village of Bell port , New- York, held at the Village Office. South Country Road , Bellport , at 8:00 p. m. Eastern Day li g ht Sav- ing Time, on the Pith day of June. 10*il the following amendment to the Building and Zoning Ordin- ances of the Unified Code of the Village of Bell port was unani- moush adopted : •BE IT RESOLVED that Chap- ter 10 of the Unified Code of Or- dinances of the Village of Bell port be amended as follows : 'That Article XIII be amended by the addition of the following: Swimming Pools — Private swimming pools two (2) feet in depth or more will be permitted provided they meet the following requirements: (a) Be completel y enclosed by a four ( 1) foot restrictive type fence with self-closing gate with spring latch which can be locked . (b) Accep table drainage system to be self-contained upon prem- ises. (c) Xo pool shall be located closer to a front property line than fi ft y (50) f eet in the A Resi- de nce district, forty (40) feet in the B Residence district , thirt y (30 ) feet in the C and D Resi- dence district. •AND BE IT FURTHER RE- SOLVED that this amendment shall take effect at the earliest time permitted under law. Martha R. Houston Village Clerk Dated: June 15 , 1961 Bellport , Xew York FROM OUR HAND TO YOUR HAN D PRESCRI PT IONS PILLED EXACTLY AS THE DOCTO R ORDERED AT TUCAQ Jj PHARMACY J r LEWIS KNIGHT , Ph.6. I CIWCB 1900 I Tel. AT 6-0079 PRlt E PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY | I EMERGENCY T EL. AT 6-8588 1 BELLPORT , L.I. ^ miimiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiMin HniiiiHiiiiiHuiiiiiiiiniHiiiiiiiiiHHiiUMniiniiiiiniiniHiiiHHiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiin iuiHiiuiiiuinuiiiiiiiimHiiiuiiiiimiwiiiHiuu StK || N OW IS THE TIME TO PAINT | I tlPSI I \LET G ENE DO IT\ f | !>^H|| 1 * Interior j I ^T \^GS\=*b ^ • Exterior i I j VMZ • Wall papering j GENE HOME DECORATING CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE I 1 24 GENERAL McLEAN DRIVE, BELLPORT :: AT 6-1080 I Bellport News Items Margaret Warner , AT 6-0653 Saturday was a \Red Letter Day \ in ' th history of Christ Ep iscopal Church. It maiked the official opening of the beautiful new parish hall , dedicated by the Suffragan Bi hop of Long Is ' and June 20. To the Episcopal Church- women of Christ Church must be given the credit for the delicious smorgasbord supper , which was the first community supper to be held there. M.any more will be held in the future , and it is hoped that everyone will come and en- joy the good food and fllowship. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan of Washington , Pa., and Mrs. Fred- erick Can* of Porf Washington were weekend houseguests of Dr. •md Mrs. James Finncrty of \Soutu Howell' s Point Road. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullancy and family have returned to their home on South Howell' s Point Road after living for the past year in Boston , Mass. Mr. Mul- laney, who was awarded a Sloan Fellowship last June , has just re- ceived his master ' s degree from the School of Industrial Manage- ment at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Brown ' s Garage. Tel. ATlantic 6-0229— Adv. A luncheon party was given for Dawn Lenz last Wednesday in honor of her second birthday by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lenz of Country Club Road. Those present were Debbie Ann and Mary Beth Capizzi , Linda Craig. Robin Strong, Donna Downs , Susan Grant and Jacque- line LeBrun. On Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mehrmann of North Brewster Lane took their children , Diane and Johnny, to New York City to visit the Museum of Natural History and the Planetarium to celebrate Johnny ' s eighth birthday. Miss Mary Kirk of New York- City is visiting for the week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gould of North Brewster Lane. Bill Rome of Syosset returned home Monday after spending sev- era l days with Stephen Bedell of Pearl Street. The faculty of the Kreamei Street Elementary School enjoyed a luncheon at the Bellport Country Club Monday noon. They presented a gift to Mrs. Margaret Schenck . librarian , who will fly to Europe Jul y 4 for a month' s vacation. A wedding gift was given to James Hopkins , music teacher , who will be married Saturday. Mayor Harry F. Bedell , and vil- lage trustees. Rowland Smith , Law- rence Fuller and James Vaughan , attended the New York State con- ference of mayors and other muni- cipal officials held at the Concord Hotel in Monticello June 18 to 20. They were a ccompanie d by Miesdames Bedell , Smith and Ful- ler. Bell port Fish Market — Fresh Dail y. ATlantic 6-0710. —Adv. The Deucey Bridge Club held its annual luncheon at the Lake House in Sayville last Wednesday afternoon. Those attending were Mesdames Rowland Smith. Her- man Chamberlain . Charles Gould. Harrison Weber. Richard Stock Willis Hawkins, Jr., Albert Hal- lock. Josep h Pendergast , John Lan- caster . Lewi s Burchill and G. Nor- ris Glasoe. Friday afternoon , Michael Bedell celebrated his sixth birthday with a party for the following group of friends: Barbara French , Ali- son Hallock . Jamie Pokorny, Aud- rey Sm , der , Susan Gibson , Cindy Moore , Dwight Snedeker. Billy Gibson, Costa Cotzias , Hunter Smith and Michael' s sister , Nancy. Michael is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willia m Bedell of Pearl Street. There will be no garbage col- lection on Tuesday, Jul y 4 , 1961. Garbage will be collected on both sides of the village on Wednesday, Jul y 5 , 1961. —Adv. Mrs. Jane Gardner and family left Tuesday for Cortland where Mrs. Gardner will attend the Sum- mer session at Cortland State Teachers ' College. While they are away, their home will be occupied by personnel from the Brookhaven National Laboratory . Karen Hermus , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hermus of North Brewster Lane , celebrated her eighth birthday with a party Tues- day afternoon. Her guests were Wendy and Robbie Wayte , Billy Hermus , Susan Gordon , Joanne Panarello. Jo-Ann Waldron , Dale Corwin , Julie Bergin , Patti Ann Arthur , Nancy and Buddy Corwin , and Karen ' s sister , Debbie , and her brother , Teddy. Visiting his brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olsen of Station Road , for the weekend was Theodore J. Testa of South Middleboro, Mass. Catherine and Laura Lewis of Haddonfield , N.J., are visiting with their uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hart of South Coun- try Road. A graduation part y was given b y Mr. and Mrs. W. Alvord Finn of South Country Road Sunday ni ght in honor of their daughter. Barbara , who was graduated from Bellport High School at commence- ment exercises earlier that even- ing. Air. and Mrs. Harvey McChes- ney, Jr., of Bellport Lane enter- tained friends at a breakfast par- ty at their home on Bellport Lane Sunday. Mrs. Theodore Arthur of Bell Street and her brother , Archibald Maeaulay of Patchogue , have re- turned from a three weeks ' vaca- tion in Scotland. The most excit- ing moment of the trip was meet- ing their uncle , whom; they had never seen , Archibald Maeaulay of Hunter ' s Quay, a brother of their father , the late William Maeaulay of Cottage Place. He and his wife accompanied them to Edinburg h where they made their headquar- ters while touring Loch Lomond and the Trossachs. Their uncle , who bears a remarkable resem- blance to their father , also took them to see places where their father had lived and gone to school in his childhood. The Advance is on sale in Bett- inger ' s Delicatessen , Taylor ' s Del icatessen , Vinny ' s Stationery & Luncheonette and Bellhaven Luncheonette in North Bellport. — Adv. Miss Barbara Bardeen of Bing- hamton was a houseguest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Athanasiou of General McLean Drive for several days last week. Visiting for several days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bowman of George Court were Mrs. Bowman ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver , and their grand- son , John Oliver , IV , of Canton. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and their family will leave this week for Canton where they will spent the Summer months. In the Fall , Mr. Bowman will be the principal at the elementary school in Middle- port. Personnel from Brookhaven National Laboratory are renting the Bowman house for the Sum- mer months. A. Edgar Aub of Cincinnati , O., spent the weekend with his son- in-law and daughter . Dr. and Mrs. Donald Borg of South Country Road. The Advance is on sale at Trot- ta Brothers , and Bell port Station- ery in Bellport. — Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Thorndike of South Howell' s Point Road enter- tained at an open house for their daughter , Jean , and all the mem- bers of the graduating class fol- lowing the commencement exerci- ses held at Bellport High School Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Titman and famil y of Brooklyn are spending the Summer months at a cottage on Raynor ' s Lane. Peter Miller of Long Beach was weekend guest at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Donald Streit of Brown ' s Lane. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dud- ley Janvier of Academy Lane are their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCahill and chil- dren , Laurie and Scott , who have just moved from St. Petersburg. Fla.. and plan to make their home on Long Island. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carleton of Brown ' s Lane entertained at a family part y in honor of their daughter . Miss Betsy Baker , who was graduated from Bell port High School Sunday night. Miss Karen Rant was guest-of- honor at a surprise party given in honor of her seventeenth birth- day Saturday night by Miss Su- zanne Beyer of Brookhaven. About 30 guests enjoyed refreshments and dancing at the part y, which was held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rant of Woodland Park Road. Mrs. Thomas Honnett and Mrs. Alan C. Merrill gave a luncheon party for the children of the Christ Church Nursery group at its session Friday. The luncheon was held at Mrs. Honnett ' s home on North Howell' s Point Road. The nu *sery school will be held again in the Fall. A few frien ' * g thered at the home of Mr. a. * ' M* s. Thomas Honnett following the comm&nce- ment exercises Sunday night in honor of the graduation of the ' r daughter , Miss Elizabeth Honnett. Miss Leslie Light , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Light of Gen- eral McLean Drive , launched her new Blue Jay, \Nameless , \ at the Bell port dock Sunday. After a three weeks ' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hermus , Mrs. Hermus ' grandmother , Mrs. William Maeaulay, returned to her home in Massachusetts. Recent newcomers to 22 North Howell' s Point Road are Dr. and Mrs. Louis Remsberg, Jr., and daughter , Ann , who moved here from Tarry town. Dr. Remsberg is 1 a chemist at the Brookhaven Na- tional Laboratory. Paul Juliff , head of the science department at The Choate School , Wallingford, Conn., was a week- end houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paige of Bellport Lane. Miss Donna Ficken , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ficken o<\ Circuit Road , has accompanied her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schuhmann , Jr., of Ocean- side , on a two weeks ' vacation to Long Lake , Bridgeton , Me. Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving Te.rwilliger and Clifford Miller , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Telephone ATlantic 6-0185 ^¦¦¦^^¦^¦IHIwa^^HHHBHI^^HwIHHHHBMBHwMHBi ^w^^^^^HBVMIH ^D^MHHwKBHwHHMIwB ^HHwlwl ^BMw^Wi UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N . Y. Tel. GRover 5-3600 HMH MMMMBMWMnnHMianiBBBi ^nil ^l^HM ^wwwTw w w y ^^i T yi'rw w wwB'wwwgiy **^*** wwvw w w-rww—— V WWT W TWWW ^ WW ^^. ? _ * \ Wi\t f *>au w£Btw ItookHljrtp j ; Books with Atmosp here j I B ELLPORT LANE \ t Store Hours : Mon. thru Sat., 9:30-12:30 ; 1:30-5 : 30 j ft ^— _ d ? Friday Evening ' til 6 p.m. ; Closed Wed . morning j Wealth of Old Pictures Seen In Morse Book at Library BELLPORT — Now on exhibition in the Bellport Memorial Library display cases are pages from the book compiled by the late- George P. Morse of Brookhaven and loaned by his wife , Mrs. Ruth Morse. Air. Morse had worked for a number of years gathering together • < • • copies of old pictures and docu- ments concerning the history of Brookhaven . After his death , his wife comp leted the book. Air. Morse not only had a great many old pictures copied , but ' he did a great deal of research into the history of the buildings and fami- lies. There are p ictures of some of the old Coast Guard houses at Smith' s Point , as well as the old hotel noted for its shore dinners. Albert Selover is p ictured with his butcher wagon which went from door to door for his sales. \Big \ Tom Ellison , who was born in 1806 and died in 18G7, is p ic- tured , as well as his house and horse , Lad y Bates. There are p ictures of the old schools and churches as well as the Carman Mill (1730), which was torn down when the now Sun- rise Highway was constructed. The history and p ictures of the Miller homestead and of George Aliller are interesting. The old Rose homestead on Beaver Dam Road is shown and there is an old will , dated 1757, in which the man g ives hi.s Negro slave to his son and nine sheep to his daughter. Aliss Florence Crowell , chairman of the Archives Committee of the library, stated , \Wc are very grateful to Airs. Morse for g iving us the opportunity of showing these interesting old pictures con- cerning the history of our neig h- boring village. \ B e ll port Brownie Troop ' s Fl y-up Dinner in CM. Bellport Brownie Troop 81 held a Mother-Daughter Fly-up dinner at the Sunrise Restaurant , Center Moriches , June 15. The Flag ceremony was con- ducted by Denise Dubois and grace was given by Mrs. Alfred Curcio , assistant leader , before the din- ner . At the Fl y-up ceremony, follow- ing the dinner , the scouts were given their wings by Mrs. Curcio . The girls then crossed over a flower-decked bridge to receive their Girl Scout pins from Mrs . Ernest Kan , their leader , and Mrs. Edwin Nystro m , Nei g hborhood chairman , shook hands with the scouts and extended her congra- tulations. Mrs. Louis Scafidi , com- mittee member , presented them with the Girl Scout Handbooks. The Candleli ght ceremony fo 1 - lowed the pinning of the scouts , after which Girl Scout songs were sung to close the evening ' s pro- gram. The members of the troop sur- prised the leaders with g ifts. The following g irls and moth- ers were present: Airs. Vain Auer and Elizabeth , Mrs. Eugene Bur- bol and Theresa , Mrs. Alfred Cur- cio and Barbara , Airs. Salvatore Calandra and Patricia , Airs. Wil- liam Dearborn and Donna , Mrs. Alexander Dubois and Denise , Mrs . George Friedell and Joanne , Mrs . Edward Gallagher and Grace , Mrs. Raymond Grottini and Lin- da , Airs. Jacques Hill and Joanne , Mrs. Keeley and Donna , Mrs. Koch and Linda , Airs. Salvatore Love- tere and Barbara , Airs. Frank Post and Francine , Mrs. Francis Read- ey and Jean , Mrs. Lee Reed and Joan , Mrs. Louis Scafidi and Nan- cy, Mrs. Robert Spencer and Sheryl , Mrs. Albert Stiles and Le- nora , Mrs. Edward Slattery and Arlene , and Mrs. Anthony Ventrice and Edith. Mr. Kan and Mr. Curcio took movies of the dinner and the ceremonies. Card-Dessert Part y To Aid Restoratio n Of S. Haven Churc h BROOKHAVEN—The Women ' s Association of the Brookhaven- South Haven Presbyterian Church will sponsor a card and dessert party at the church' s Carriage house here in Brookhaven at 8 p. m. today. Although the capacity is limited to 18 tables , it is expected that a few tickets will be avail- able at the door. The entertainment will begin with the serving of homemade cakes and coffee , followed by the card tournament with prizes awarded at each table for high point player , and a special award of food delicacies. Proceeds from the event will be contributed to the church' s fund for i-estoring the Old South Haven Church , a building recentl y moved to Brook- haven and being readied for occu- pancy in September. The minister of the church , trie Rev. Charles A. Kellogg, also an- nounced that Sunday worshi p ser- vices will be held at 10 a.m ., in- stead of the more customary 11 a.m., during the month s of July and August . The church school does not meet in the summer. NEW BELLPORT STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Hettin- ger ' s Delicatessen and Bellhaven Luncheonette , Montauk Highway, and Bellport Stationery Store. Published by The Advance. Also contains streets in Brookhaven , Yaphank , Medford , East Patch- ogue , Patchogue , Blue Point and Bayport. All this for only 50c. — Adv. Bell port Church Fair , Dinner Is Planned For Next Thursday BELLPORT—Final preparations are being made for the annual Bell port Methodist Church fair to be held from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. next Thursday on the church grounds off South Country Road. Sponsored by the Woman ' s So- ciety of Christian Service, it will feature a large variety of gifts , white elep hant items , covered dishes , surprise packages and re- freshments. H'ard-to-get recipes will also be sold. Games of skill will be played throughout the day. A popular i ty contest will be a hig hlight of the affair. As a climax , the society will hold a turkey dinner from 5: 'JO to 7:30 p. m. in the church hall. The public is invited to attend. In case of rain , the fair will be held over a day, to Friday, July 7. And if it rains on the latt er date , the fair will be held ini the Wesley house next door to the church. Those who would like to con- tribute recipes or various items to the fair are asked to contact one of the co-chairmen , Airs. James Hawkins , Airs. Frederick I. Smith or Mrs. Harold Rathkamp. A memory book of girlhood dates and other happy occasions could be rounded out to perfec- tion with your choice of one of the numerously styled wedding invitations on display at The Advance — always at budget prices. —Adv. i BELLPORT ASPHALT !: i PAVING CORP. J ? Asphalt Paving <| ? Parking Areas - Driveways <| ? Trucking < ? J Topsoil — Bluestone 5 ; Gravel — Fill — Sand | I Estimates Cheerfully Given 2» ? j \ 28 Station Road Bellport > ; Telephone ATlantic 6-0061 J 1 ammmmmmmmJiX. * •HBBrTff \* •» \ S^^WBBBr^^w!^rjBTm , j !ffis3fl^^S S^™*^^^^^ ^^^™^^ . . . and we can , travel throug hout these 50 states without special papers and passes . . . without susp icion or hindrance. We can bank our savings at The Bell port National Bank , for example , knowing that they are immediatel y available on demand. This is part of the fine tradition of freedom in these United States. THE B ELLPORT N AT ION AL B ANK BELLPORT , NEW YORK 1 I 'WenttiekF.D.I. C. * ?f lm^?edm£ ^em £ptet& \ > BELLPORT — Com- mencement exercises for the Graduating Class of 196 1 were held in the gymnasium of Bellport Hig h School on Sunday ni g ht . One hundred and two graduates , the lar- gest number in the history of the school , received their diplomas. i lie ceiemony, originally sche- duled to be held on the lawn in front of the school , was forced hwdo by a lainstorm which be- gan precisely at the time the pro- gram was scheduled to stare. Some curtailment of the tneme of the program , the Courage to be an Indi , idual , resulted from this move. However , tne . - >a ' utatorian ' s addres s by Pamela Edwards , the valdictoiian ' s address by Lionel Rosenblatt , and the class song, \No Man Is an Island , \ emp ha- sized this theme. Special awards were received b y the following: Keith McLean , Gi.ls ' Evadors Club Sportsmanshi p awmrd , $'25 bond; Emil y Buchanan , Patchogue Electric Light Com- pany Home-making award , $25; and Harriet Wetherell , Ilomemak- ing award , $20. Central School District 4 Com- munity Scholarship Awards , finan- cial grants awaided b y a group of citizens and teachers who re- present the groups that contribute mon'-y to the fund , went to Emily Buchanan , $400 ; Keith McLean , $300; Eileen Murray, $300; Ro- bert Currul , $300; Roy Taylor , $300 ; Lynn MacDougal , $300; and Jronwen Job , $3.00. The Rev. Alan T. Merrill , rector of Christ Episcopal Church , Bell- port delivered the invocation and benediction . The graduate* are : Lynn Abrams , Har- haia Adams , * Martin Alliance , (' aetano \njrn\sani , Douglas Hackee , William Bai- ley, Elizabeth Bake\ . * Lois Baumfalk , Thomas Hinnin gton . Barrett Block, Ste- phen Bonyun , Virginia Borruso , Barhaia Bi adicich . Alberta Iirin- .te r , John Brown , Emily Buchanan . Philip C' asn. seo , Peter Cat r , Raymond Carlson , James Carroll , Patricia Cavaliei e , Barbara Cetta , Joseph Coleman. * John Cook . Robert Currul. * Al-o . Richard Da Leo . Carol Daly, Rose- marie DWmbroMo , (laiy DeSantis . Joan DiDio Peter DiDio , Pamela Edwards . 1 * Rosemary Fichter . Barbara Finn , ** Ellen Foky, George Forrester, Ciwenda Foster , Edward Frabi/.io , Robert Fliedell, John Gallagher . Joseph Gerard . Gail Giliamsen , Richard Ha^ue . * Paul Hassoll . * Judith Holler. * Elizabeth Honnett , * Albert Hotch- kin , * George Houston, * Charles Hoyt , James Hunter. Also, Bronwen Job , * Ka ''en Kemper , Alan Kinselia , Catherine Klein , * William Kresse , Patricia I.ambiase, Mildred I .en- hart . Merle Lento . John Liguori , George Litwin , Irving Lloyd , Kathleen Loftus , * Maryann Lovetere, I Ann MacDougal , Ro- bert Malctta , Ca ' ol Mancuso , Joy Martin , Carol Mason , Richard May, Keith Mc- Lean, Linda Morris, Eileen Murray . A' s-) . Retina Nejelski. Kathleen O'Neill , Stephen Palermo , Caroly n Pari-i. Mar- garet Per y Walter Pester . Gaetann Piccinnne. Linda Poulos . 4 Jennifer Pules- ton. Daniel Quinn , Diane Randall, Nancv Ratelifi , Lionel R, M nbhitt. ** Richard Schaefer. Michael Scire! ta , Dorothy Sim- mons . Philip Simone. Charles .Stephani , Madelaine St rauss. Roy Taylor . Margaret Thatcher . Jean Th\ n<lik<: Hubert Tu/.y .it , Anthon y Vacraro , Veronica Vicairo , San- dra Wallen . Shery 1 Warburton . - Augus- tus Weaver . Hatriet Wetherell , and Nancy Wood. * ** Hiir h honors. * Honors . BHS Graduates 102 Seniors; Largest Group in Its History BLESSING, DEDICATION of new parish hall of Christ Church in Bellport took place June 20. Pictured a ^ t ceremony are , from left to right , Joshua W. W. Capen , senior warden ; the Rt. Rev. Jonathan G. Sherman , suff ragan bishop of Long Island ; the Rev. Alan C. Merrill , rector of Christ Church ; and Alonzo C. Rand , chair- man of the building committee. —Photo by Joseph Adams I BELLPORT—At an impressive^ dedication ceremony, the suffragen bishop of the Episcopal' diocese of Long Island , The Right Rev. Jonathan G. Sherman , blessed and dedicated the new paiish hall of Christ Church here in Bellport j last week. Some 250 peop le participated in the event which took p lace at 9 p. m., June 20 in the new hall. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held for the bishops and the parish. The dedication ceremony follow- ed the administration of the sacia- ment of holy confirmation in the church by the bishop. A class of 16 was confirmed , and one person was received from another branch of the Holy Catholic church. Members of the class from Bell- port include John II. Brown , »April Marzola , Melod y Marzola , Dean McChesney, Susan Petretti , Madeline Tiro , Alan Sparrow , De- borah Van Dervoort , Sheryl War- burton , Elizabeth Warburton , Frederick W. Strybing, Christo- pher Streit , Edward D. Speivy, III , and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gulibon . The first communion of the con- firmation class was held at the earl y service Sunday. Bishop Dedicates Christ Church Hall NOTICE TO BIDDERS Scaled bids will be received at the Bell port Village Office , 144 South Country Road , Bell port , New York not later than 4:00 p. m. July 10. 1961 for the following chemicals: f> cases Tersan or equal — 12 x A lbs. per cast 1 ; 8 cases Acti- Pione Thi ram or equal — 12 \ 20 oz. per case ; 30 gal. 2-4-D or 2-4- r )-T Weed Killer in five (f> ) gal . cans. Such bids will be opened at S:. \ .0 p. m. Eastern Day li g ht Sav- ing Time b y the Village Board at their regular mooting to be held on Monday . Jul y 10 , 19fil in the Village Office , Bell port , New York. Detailed specifications and forms must be obtained at the Village Office on weekdays from 9-1. The Village- Board reserves the rig ht to waive any informalit y in any bid and the right to reject aiiv or all bids . Martha R. Houston Village Clerk Bellport Legals j GRADUATION [ J CARDS t 4 COMPLETE WEDDING ? 4 ANNOUNCEMENT SERVICE ? j U. S. PRESS | j PRINTING - PHOTO OFFSET \ < Gen. Engraving ? J 5 Bellport Lane , Bellport , N. Y. > i ATlantic 6-0734 ? \ -—- .——————— —-————————————- I ^¦¦¦ ^^ Bi * aaBiiaaiiaBa 5 FRANK'S S j SHOE SERVICE S S Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ¦ ORTHOPEDIC f 5 SHOE CLINIC ¦ All Kinds of ¦ Shoe Repairing J J 1517 MONTAUK HIGHWAY . I BELLPORT ¦ Opposite R.R. Station ¦ Clocks and Watches of all Types Repaired 139 MAIN STREET BELLPORT , N. Y. Tel. ATlantic 6-0860 BROOKHAVEN IN JTNE Roses riotiii K :ilontr the country roads - Perfume of honeysuckle and the tanir of nearby sea ! Brookhaven in June ! Roses clambering over every rustic fence - Rampant honeysuckle and the flowering locust tree ! Brookhaven in June ! Old lanes and houses little changed by time — Soft air , fresh. b' owiri K salty from 1he s ea — Brookhaven in June ! Roses and honeysuckle , warm breath of sunny fields— And memories . Ions forgotten , come sweeping over me ! Brookhaven in Juno ! —Louise Revere Morris POEM BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN ! PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven ' Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor TODAY 8 p. m. — Card and dessert part y, sponsored by the Women ' s Association at the Carriage House. SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Worship Service . Sermon topic , \Adam , Where Art Thou?\ Please note the new time of service during Jul y and August. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bell port , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY St. Peter ' s Day I 9:A0 a. m. — Holv Communion. SUNDAY Fifth Sunday after Trinity 8 a. m. — Hol y Communion. 10 a. m. — Hol y Communion . Preacher: the Rev. Paul C. Kint- zing, Jr., rector of St. John ' s Church , Bala Cynwyd , Pa. MARY IMMACULATE R. C. CHURCH Brown ' s Lane , Bellport Rev. Thomas .1. Manning, Pastor SATURDAY 4:30 - 5:30 p. m. and 7:30 - 8:30 p. m. — Confessions. Also on eves of First Fridays. SUNDAY 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 and 11 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. — Masses . 2 p. m. — Baptisms. MONDAY 8 p. m. — Miraculous Medal no- vena. Monday through Fridays , 7 and 8 a. m., Saturday 8 a. m. — Masses. Our Lady of Fatima devo- tions after 8 a. m. mass , Saturday. BELLPORT METHODIST CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Frederick I. Smith, Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Church service. Nur- sery and kindergarten in Alders- gate. A p. m. —¦ Consecration of new parsonage. Open house 3-5 p. m. 6 p. m. — Junior High \V outh Fellowship. 7:30 p. m. — Senior Youth Fel- lowshi p. WEDNESDAY 1 n. m. —Mid-week prayer ser- vice. 7 p. m — Choir practice. | 8 p. m. —Mid-Week Bible class. News of the i Churches
