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BELLPORT N EWS ITEMS Mnrgraret Warner , AT 6-0653 <« The Bellport Garden Club will meet at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William Win- fierath of Academy Lane. John Moore will talk on \Landscape Design for Various Types of Homes. \ Hostesses for the after- noon will be Mesdames Perry Horenstein , Charles Weil , Row- land Smith , George Shelton and Herman Chamberlain. Mrs. Clark Nenoff is recuperat- ing at the Potsdam Hospital , Pots- dam , following surgery. Mrs. Nen- off is the former Miss JoAnr LaLone of South Brewster Lane. Miss Susan Farr , daug hter oi Dr. and Mrs. Lee Farr of South Country Road , returned home last week from Paris , France , where she completed a year ' s study at the Sorbonne. She will be a senior at Mills College in Oak- land , Calif., next Fall. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webster of Bellport Lane had as house- guests over the holiday weekend the Misses Gertrude and Margery Patrick and Edgar Twyffort of Brooklyn. Brown ' s Garage. Tel. ATlantic 6-0229. —Adv. Guests of Mrs. Albert G. Ling- ley of Brown ' s Lane for the Fourth of Jul y weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Morgan of Watertoxvn , Miss Helen Morgan of Hackettstown , N. J., Miss Marie Morgan and Miss Helen Carev of Flatbush. The Rev. and Mrs. John Morgan Scott of South Charleston , W. Va. announce the birth of Julia Anne Scott , their third child , June 16. Father Scott is the son of Mrs. Albert G. Lingley of Brown ' s Lane. Mrs. Lee Farr of South Coun- try Road has recently returned home from a tri p to Beverly Hills , Calif. Her daughter , Frances , is home from Chatham Hall , Chat- ham . Va., for the Summer vaca- tion. Miss Anne Behrend of Liver- pool. England , is a houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunbar of Otis Lan* 3 . Last Thursday after- noon , Mrs. Lee Fan* entertained at a tea in her honor , and Mirs. G. Norris Glasoe of Livingston Road entertained at a tea for her Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar gave a dinner party hon- oring her Saturday night. Mrs. Harold Bohn of South Country Road gave a luncheon party for the \T\ Bridge Club Fvidav afternoon. Bellport Fish Market — Fresh Dail y. ATlantic 6-0710. —Adv. Vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Levine of Broadview Ave- nue for a week or two are Mrs. Levine ' s son-in-law and daughter . Mr. and Mrs. Phili p Pasternak and daughter. Lorin. of Baltimore , Md. Mr. Levine ' s daughter , Florence , recently left for a two months vacation in Europe. Leslie Ann and Charles Logan of Tuckahoe are spending several weeks with their grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Faust of Broadview Avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes of Academy Lane were entertaining the following guests over the Fourth of July x\-eekend: Dr. and Mrs. Bengt Persson , who have ar- rived from Sweden to spend a year at the Brookhaven Nation- al Laboratory, and Dr. Brigitte Schultze , who arrived from Ger- many Friday. He is also at the laboratory for a year. Malcolm Johnson and son , Ar- thur , of Country Club Road , are returning this week from a trip to Crystal Springs , Ark., where they participated in the National Field Archery Tournament. On their return tri p, they spent the weekend with Mrs. Johnson ' s uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Reed of Clinton , Ark. s> Guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Florio of General McLean Drive for the Fourth of July weekend were Mr. Florio ' s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Florio of Brooklyn. Their Sunday guests were Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Florio of Brooklyn . Mr. and Mrs. David Cobbold of London . England , Mr. and Mrs. Minos Zombanakis of Rome , Italy, Mrs. Albert Magee and daughter , Ellen , of Brooklyn Heig hts , and Mrs. Sari Bedo of Mount Pleasani , Mich., are visiting for the holiday weekend with Mr. and 3. 1 rs. An- drew Gomory of South Howell' s Point Road. On Saturday nig ht the Gomorys entertained a group of friends at a supper part y in honor of their guests. Johnathan Formanek of Snyder arrived Sunday to spend a two- week vacation with his uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cummings of Bieselin Road. The Bellport sailors raced on Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday at the Babylon Yacht Club. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Lanman , Jr., of Hulse Street returned Fri- day nig ht from a 10-day business trip to Oregon , Idaho and Calif- ornia. Mrs. Joseph Hendrie , Sr., of De- troit , Mich., is visiting with her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hendrie of Thorn- hedge Road. Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Cort returned to their home on Leisure- ly Lane last week after spending a few days with Mrs. Cort' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. James C. Davis of Hemviker , N.J. Houseguests of Dr. and Mrs. James R. Warner , Jr., of Bellha- ven Road are Mrs. Warner ' s pa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shedd of Sioux City, Iowa. Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy Innes and children , Robert and Robin , of Montreal , Canada , are stay ing with Dr. Innes ' parents , Mr. and Mrs. J. R. M. Innes of Livingston Road. Dr Innes will be temporary resident physician at Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital until the end of Jul y. The Advance is on sale in Hett- 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. Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Donald Borg of South Country Road for the Fourth of July weekend were Mrs. Borg ' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Be- dolis of Nexv York City. A farewell party was given in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Roger De- Mleutter Saturday night by Dr. and Mrs. Walton Shreeve of South Howell' s Point Road and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stickley of Leisux-ely Lane. Dr. Meutter is returning to Brussels. Belgium , after spending the past three years in the medi- cal department of the Brookhaven National Laboratory. Staying for the Summer months at their home on South Country Road are Mr. and Mrs. James Riordan and family of Brooklyn Heights. A joint birthday party was giv- en in honor of Wendy and Robbie Wayte Monday afternoon by their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayte of North Brewster Lane. Wendy was nine years old , and Robbie was six. Visiting for a few days this week with Mir. and Mrs. Donald Congdon of South Country Road is Mrs. Julia Miles of New York City, who is the associate produc- er of an off-Broadway p lay, \Red Eye of Love. \ She and Mrs. Cong- don co-produced this p lay in Brook- lyn Heights and then it \ moved on to the Living Theater off- Broadxvay. Mirs. Congdon is the production assistant and an under- study. Mt. and Mrs. Congdon and family are now at their home on South Country Roa d for the Sum- mer months. Mrs. Holly Sebastian and fam- ily left Monday to make their home in Bi ooklyn Heights. Houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuman of Bieselin Road last week were Mrs. Schuman ' s brother and sister-in-aw , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sommer of Dayton , O., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rasch of De- Bary, Fla., have also been guests of the Schumtans. Mliss Marie Borusso , daughter of Mr. and Mirs. Thomas Borusso of Bieslin Road , arrived home Sat- urday from Fort MicClelland in Alabama where she is in the Womens ' Army Corp. She is on a 10-day leave. The Advance is on sale at Trot - ta Brothers , and Bellport Station- ery in Bellport. —Adv. Kathy Lee Kirchgessner , daugh - ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirch- gessner of Farim-to-Market Road , was in a dance recital Saturday night at Patchogue Hi gh School , which was under the direction of Jimmy Rocco. He presented Kathy with a cup for completing her fourth year of dancing, which in- cluded tap, toe , and ballet. The Rev. and Mrs. Paul Kint- zing and their two children of Bala-Cynwyd , Pa., hav e again come to Bellport for their vaca- tion , and Christ Church extended a welcome to them .Father Kint- zing will take all the services at the church during July, while the Rev. Alan C. Merrill , rector , is on vacation. For the past few years , Father Kintzing has so served Christ Churc h , and both he and Mrs: Kintzing have earned a place in the hearts of the parish- ioners. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Holland of South Howell' s Point Road and Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Weidler of Point Road have returned from a two-week cruise up the Hudson River to Lake Champlain on the Weidlers ' boat , \Pescador II. \ They met Mr. and Mrs. L. Donald Pfeifle of Sugar Loaf Inn , Me., formerly of Bellport , at Burling- ton , Vt., and spent the weekend with them. A cooperative Fourth of July picnic was held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. William Muller of Circuit Road. The following fam- ilies attended : the Malcolm John- sons , the Andrew Olsens , Edwin Nystroms , Edward Carters , Alan Woods and Miss Evelyn Moger. Visiting for the week with Mr. and Mrs. Dey Demarest of Coun- try Club Road are Mrs. Dema- rest' s mother , Mrs. Donald Van De Vort of Caledonia , and her sis- ter , Mrs. Robert Wilson of Brock- port. Gordon Downs of Country Club Road returned home Friday from a week' s business trip to Phoenix , Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Downs cele- brated their fourth wedding anni- versary Sunday night with a din- ner and attendance of the perfor- mance , \Under the Yum Yum Tree , \ at the Gateway Theater. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olsen of Station Road were Dr. D. Boluki and Dr. Yasdan Abbasinejad , both natives of Iran and noxv interning at King ' s County Hospital , Brooklyn. Continued on page 3 , this section AT ANNUAL AFFAIR: 'BELLPORT—Senior Girl Scout Troop 49 , Bell por t , with Mrs. Paui Skidmore , leade r , held its annual Court of Awards in the Community center on Bell Street here June 28. Also present were members of Intermediate Troop fe3 , Be. 'l port , with Miss Marilyn Vettel , leader , and Intermediate Troop 35 , East Patchogue , wiht Mrs John Trautwein , leader. Nancy Skidmore , president of Troop 49 , acted as master-of-cere - monies. After the opening flag salute and singing ot \The Star Spangled Banner \ ,. Mrs. Skidmore we.corned the group. Miss Vettel then presented awards to the g irls in her troop. Troop 83 g ir ' .s graduating into Senior Scouting were : Heidi Al- banese , Rosemarie De Filippo , Caihy De Nicoia , Carol Ege , Caiyn Frak , Janice Heller , Maureen Hudson , Anita Kellerman , Bar- bara Leddy, Theresa Nixon , Eileen Phillips , Anna Rivera and Phyliis Zfrano. Girls presented with Second Class badges were Catny De Ni- cola , Theresa Nixon and Claire Ann Pizzo. First Class badges in the field of homemaking were awarded to Carol Ege , Janice Hel- ¦er and Maureen Hudson. A first Class bad ge in the out-of-doors field went to Anita Kellerman. Five year pins were presented to Susan Spencer and Carol Ege. Various pro ficiency badges were g iven to troop members who earned them. Mrs. Trautwein then presented awards to girls in Troop 35. Mem- bers graduating into Senior Scout- ing were : Corey Heines , April Trau twein , Michelle Maler , April Marzola , Janet Palermo and Jean Gordon. The curved Bar , highest award in Intermediate Scouting was presented to Cory Hines and April Trautwein. Michelle Maler was presented with the First Class badge. Other troop mem- bers were presented with profici- ency bad ges that they had earned. Mrs. Skidmore presented Senior Troop 49 members with various awards. Girls present who grad- uated from Senior Scouting into adult Scouting were Pat Clune , Sherry Warburto n and Betsy Baker. They all received diplomas. Pat Clune and Betsy Baker were presented with 10 year pins. Child Care Aide bars were given to Carol Eyerman and Marjorie Kiefer; the Programe Aide bar , Betsy Schmitt ; Office Aide bar , Lynn Abrams; Hospital Aide bar , Lynn Abrams , Nancy Skidmore and Pat Clune , Marjorie Kiefer and Carole Eyerman received their Five Point p ins and Mount- ed Troop patches. Betsy B . aker spoke to. the Inter- mediate about the Senior ¦Scout-? ing program. After a candle lighting ceremony, during which the girls repeated the Girl ScoUt promise and laws , the seniors pinned the senior pin on the grad- uating Intermediate Scouts and welcomed them into the troop, Afte r sing ing \Taps \ and the re- tiring of the Colors , refresh- ments were served . Awards Go to Senior Girl Scouts Brookhave n - South Have n Mrs. Anne Hornbostel AT 6-0147 Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Reilly and their younger daughter , Susan , of South Country Road stayed overnight for the first time over the June 24 weekend on their newly acquired cabin cruiser , Bali Hai. They moored at Great Gun Beach dock opposite Center Mor- iches. Dr. William Basset , who has been staying with the Mausts of South Country Road for the past month , left last Friday for a geologic field trip to Uta h , New Mexico , Arizona and Colorado , collecting items pertaining to work done at the Brookhaven National Laboratory, where he will be a research collaborator after his re- turn in the Fall. He also will teach numerology and geochemis- try at the University of Rochester next year. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ba ker had a weekend visit from their son and daug hter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Alan Baker of Stamtford , Conn. A daughter , Jennifer Lea Baker , was born June 25 totheir other son . and his wife , Mr. and Mrs. John M. Baker of New York City. Mrs. Cornelia D'Alexandre and her son , Bert , of New York City, Were June 24 guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. De Hond of Locust Avenue. Friday the De Honds also entertained lor dinner , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Osborne and their son , Johnny, of Mott Lane , who are friends of Mrs. D'Alexandre. Mesdames Gerard Schletter and Sal Saulle , both of Epsom Course , gave- a cocktail party for about 30 ladies last Friday, in honor of three families leaving Brookhaven Acres. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Blox- som and family of Epsom Course will move to Riverhead; Mr. and Mrs . H. Schwinghamer , also of Epsom Course , and their children will move to Idaho in August , and the Louis Mlolini family will go to California. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rappe of Hawkins Lane and their two children , Eddie and Lynn , took a cruise on their Cabin- cruiser , Crosswinds , to Shelter Island last weekend. The annual meeting of the members of the Brookhaven Free Library will be held 8:30 p. m. July 14 at the library, following a meeting of the trustees at 8:00 p. m. Everybody is invited to sttend. The annua l meeting of the GuiM of St. James Episcopal Churc h was held 8 p. m. June 27 at the Parish House. Officers elected were Mrs. Loranus P. Hatch , chairman ; Mrs. John Jen- sen, first vice president; Mrs. Charles L. Osborne , second vice president; Mrs. William Folter- mann , corresponding secretary ; Mrs. Roger Baker , recording sec- retary; and Mrs. Gerald Schlette r , treasurer. A food sale is planned for the near future. ' Mrs. Sam Gelband of Mott Lane , who teaches the ninth grade at Patchogue Junior High School , entertained her thirty last-year ' s students June 26 at a cook-out on the Gelband property. Many games were played and the party, intended to be over by 5 , lasted ' until 7 o ' clock. Dr. Sam Gelband of Mott Lane completed his study work in radi- ology at Mr. Sinai Hospital in New York City last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Anderson took their children , L'sa , 10, and Jon , 8 , on a tour of Chinatown on Nw York City June 27. They enjoyed eating in a Chinese res - taurant and shopping 1:1 Chinese shops. Mrs. Emma Reid of South Country Road had a luncheon en- gagement in Brookl yn June 30 with an old high school and Sun- day school friend. Jeronimo Torres recently spent two weeks at Brookhaven Na- tional Laboratory, doing research work with Richa rd Stoner of Hawkins Lane , and visited , during that time , many old friends such as the Stoners and Dr. Ruth Drew of Meadow Lane. Mr. Tei res. his wife and five children , who had been residents of Barnett Lane for several years while he was working in the Lab' s medical department , moved away laj t Summer. Mrs. James Tasi and her infant daughter , Nancy Susan, daughter and granddaug hter vespectivoy of Mr. and Mrs. Lesli Nims of Li- brary Lane , are staying with her parents for a number of weeks with Mr. Tasi , who ' j completing his studies at Columbia Univer- sity in New York , a frequent visi- tor. His brother , Peter Tarsi , was a visitor , also , of the Nims the past weekend. Gertrude Quastler won first prize in sculpture at an exhibition at Guild Hall in Easthampton with her wire sculpture , \Goose \ . It also had received the . irst prize recently at the BeHport South Bay Art Association. Mr. and Mrs. II. Nicholas Han- sen of Hawkins Lane has as week- end visitors , Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Coffey and their son , Frank III , of Bristol , Pa. Mr. Coff ey is assistant superintendent of schools in the Bristol-Delhaas towns-hip. Saturday afternoon they gave a birthday garden party for Mrs. Philip A. (Lucia) Huher\ Jr. Other guests were Mr. Hubert , Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. llnoo * ., Si., of South Country Road , Mr. and Mrs. Jam?s P. Hubert and their children , Priscilla nod Billy, of Morristown , N.J.; Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Torrey with their son. John , and daughter , Meriel , ol Highland Park , N.J., -md Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Carey with their son , Robert , of Brookl yn. The James Huberts stayed with the P. A. Huberts for the xveekend; the Torreys and Careys are with them for the whole summer. Continued on page 3 , this section North Bellport Cub Pack 265 Receives Charter, Cub Banner NORTH BELLPORT — The Hampton Avenue School auditorium was the scene of presentations to Cub Pack 265 at their second meet- ing on June 28. Anthony Costanzo, assistant Cubmaster , opened the meeting with a welcome to the 150 persons who attended. Theme for den disp lays were Treasurer Chest USA. Five Cub Scouts irom Den 4 , depicting* tne<s> Sp irit of 1776 , p lay ing fife and drum , marched up on the stage where the guests and Den Moth- ers were assembled. Everyons joined in the Pledge of Allegiance after which Claud Dis dressed as a French officer made a short speech in French. The presentation of a charter for Cub Pack 265 was made by Robert Sxvanson , nei g hborhood commissioner, to Mrs . George Lowe, president of Hamp ton Ave- nue Parent-Teacher Association , who sponsor the Cubs. Mrs. Lowe gave the charter to Cubmaster Al- fred Carman , who in turn gave the charter to Frank Rintoul , Sr. , institutional representative , for safekeeping. John F. Luchsinger made a pre- sentation of a g ift certificate for a Cub banner from Swezey and Newins. It will arrive in time to be used by them in the Jul y 4 parade in Patchogue. An American flag was presented b y Richard Zeidler of Zeidler Mo- tors Corporation and accep ted by Cubmaster Carman. Each Cub also received a pen from Mr. Zeidler. A check of $5 was g ix*en to the pack by Walter and Henry Kiezel of Mid Island Fence Co. Bobcat pins were received and pinned on uniforms b y a pa rent of each of the following Cubs: Den 1: Robert May, Robert Dous- ing, Robert Speckerman , Vito La Monica , Mark Stransky, Michael Giammarinaro and Jeffrey Gibel ; Den 2: Alfred Christopher , John Gallagher, George Loxve , Bob Bas- sett and John Can* ; Den 3: Ed- ward Seeley, George Kobel and James Keeley; Den 4: Nick y Pre- zioso , Richard Dubois , Anthony Scholi , Claud Dis and Thomas Vic- tor; Den 5: Frank Picca , Barry Gatta , Alfred Senzamini , Bruce Thatcher and Robert Keizel; Den 6: William Messina , Chuck Clay, Justine Gubbins, Thomas Rintoul , Gene Belcher and Scott Keen ; Den 7: Patrick Brewer , Michael Clem- ence, Gary Schwartz , Arthur Hen- derson , Vincent Campo , Arthur * Campo , Warren Price , Frank Zam- bella and Robert Hudson , and Den 8: Frank Stegman , Thomas Lee , Robert Costanza , Thomas Corey, Kei g h Boyce and Steve Whalen. Den mothers and assistants are : Den 1: Mrs. Harriett Gibel , Mrs . Eleanor Speckerman; Den 2: Ce- cele Stransky; Mrs. Beatrice Bassett and Mrs. Elizabeth Gal- lagher and Den 3: Mrs. John Rea- dey; Den 4: Mrs. Dolores Piezioso and Mrs. Barbara Dubois; Den 5: Mrs. Peggy Gatta , Mrs. Joan Sen- zamini and Mrs . Lucy Picca ; Den 6: Mrs. Ann Patricia Messina and Mrs . Gubbins; Den 7: Mrs. Mari- nne Campo , and Den 8: Mrs. Doro- thy Stegman. Mrs. George Lowe presented the cubmaster with a p laque fro m the PTA depicting Scout activities in- scribed with North Bell port Cub Pack 265. Den disp lays were judged b y Mr. Guldenpfennig, executive Scout councilman for Suffolk County; Robert Pulse , councilor and advisor * of Cub Scouts of Suffolk County ; Robert J. Kossoy, assistant district commissioner; Hank Leazinski , organizer and educator* for Bell port and Patch- ogue , and Robert. Sxvanson , nei g h- borhood commissioner. Den 8 was judged the winner and received the Honor Den Banner for a month. Mr. Carman announced that the Pinewood Derby would be held in Jul y and gave each Cub Scout a bag containing auto racer parts to be assembled b y them. He men- tioned a family p icnic . The next monthl y meeting will be held on July 2(5 . BHS Grads Disclose Higher Learning Plans To Continue Schooling: Many members of the Bellport High School graduation class of 1961 are p lanning to continue their studies at colleges and universities in the Fall. They have chosen the following schools: Lynn Abrams , Lois Baumfalk , Stephen Bonyun , Paul Hassell , <f Alan Kinsella , Kathleen O'Neill , Richard Schaefer , Charles Step- hani and Roy Taylor—Suffo k Communit y College , (Jr.); Eliza- beth Baker—Wei.s College ; Bar- ry Block—Norwich College ; John Brown — Northeastern College; James Carroll — University of Bridgeport; Joseph Coleman— Coast Guard Academy; Gary Dc- Santis—Farming dale; Pamela Ed- wards—Smith; Barbara Finn— Mount Holyoke; Gwenda Foster —Lindenwood ; John Gallagher— Adel phi (Sayville); Josep h Ger- ard' —Northrop Institute of Tech- nology; Richard Hague— Grove City; Elizabeth Honnett—Albany State Teachers College; Judy Hol- ler—Nursing School , Mount Sinai Hospital ; Albert Hotchkin— Dart- mouth ; George Houston—Lehigh University; Bronwen Job — Wil- liam Smith College; Catherine Klein—Delaware College ; Lynn MacDougal—University of Bu f- falo ; Keith McLean—Nursing School , St. Mary ' s Hospital ; Ro- bert Maletta—New York City Community College ; Joy Martin —Cortland State Teachers Col- lege; Richard May—New York State Maritime; Eileen Murray —Nursing School , St. Mary ' s Hospital ; Jennifer Puleston—An- tioch College ; Lionel Rosenblatt —Harvard ; Philli p Simone—Okla- homa City Universit y; Jean Thorn- dike—Otterbein College; Sandra Wallen—Kobleskill Junior College ; Sheryl Warburton—Plattsburg Co ' - lege; Nancy Wood—Oneonta State Teachers College ; Alb-rta Brins- ter , Emil y Buchanan , Joan DiDio , Doroth y Simmons , Veronica Vic- arro—Nursing Schools; and Gail Gilliamsen—-Nursing School , Kings Count y Hospital. Fair , Dinner Today At Methodist Church REIMPORT — The annual Heli- port Methodist Church fair will start at 10 a. m. and run through 8 p. m. today on the church grounds. There will also be a tur- key dinner in the church hall from 5:S0 to 7:80 p. m. A large variet y of gifts , white elephant items , covered dishes , surprise packages , refreshments and recipes will be on sale , accord- ing to the co-chairmen , Mrs. James Hawkins , Mrs. Frederick I. Smith and Mrs. Harold Rathkamp. Games of skill will be p layed and a popu- larity contest will run throug h the day. In case of rain , the fair will be held over* to tomorrow. Should the rain continue , the fair will be- held in the Wesley house next to the church. It will be sponsored by the Women ' s Society of Christian Service. NEW BELLPORT STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Bettin- ger ' s Delicatessen and Bellhaven Luncheonette , Montauk Highway, and Bell port Stationery Store. Published by The Advance. Also contains streets in Brookhaven , Yap hank , Medford , East Patch- ogue , Patchogue , Blue Point and Bavport. All this for onlv 50c.— Adv. \ • THEY ' RE SO j COURTEOUS IN THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT AT TU C AC Jj PHARMACY J 7 / EVEN THAT'S NOT SO ^ / IMPORTANT AS KNOW- V ING HOW CAREFUL k THEY ARE ! J © LOCA L TRADEMARKS , Inc. r LEWIS KNIGHT , Ph.6. I SINCI 1900 I Tel. AT 6-0079 pRrte P RESCR I PTION DELIVERY j EMERGENCY T8L . AT 6- 85881 BELLPORT . L.I. Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving Terwilliger and ' Clifford Mille r , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickuo and Delivery Telephone ATlantic 6-0185 UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N. Y. Tel. GRover 5-3600 ¦¦¦MBHHMlHHB nHnMBHH'aBHHnnHHHM ^ ** —¦ <tt rlf- i ^-t <Tl^i A iA ^ -^A<t> AAAAA i 'fr 4 - A i ift> r\ HALLMARK GREETING CARDS j ! COMPLETE WEDDING » ! ANNOUNCEMENT SERVICE j U. S. PRESS J PRINTING - PHOTO OFFSET < Gen. Engraving < 5 Bellp ort Lane , Bellport , N. Y. ATlantic 6-0734 Serve yoo shop p «jj^_ ..,. -,. ^^^ (tff awUtte S6tft & \ ^ w Main Street • SoyvilU ^ f mmmmmm ^___________________________ ^ I ¦HB^i^vJ^v^^^ r ' * \ • L ^ ^ h I I V^^^nSi When you suddenl y decide to take a vacation, trip ... or if an emergency develops . . . arc your funds available? A commercial bank must have funds available for depositors at all times and without extended delay. Save at 1 he Bellport National Bank where your deposits are available when you need them. THE B ELLPORT N ATI O NAL B ANK BELLPORT , NEW YORK | ~?Hm6&i £D.LC. 9 7%esH6w 7ec(m£^ mm ^d^m^ \ llll JMUHmUVHHVVHHWVH ^ i BELLPORT ASPHALT \ PAVING CORP. \ * Asphalt Paving* 5 * Parking Areas - Driveways < * Trucking* < ' , Topsoil — Bluestone 1 ? Gravel — Fill — Sand « ? Estimates Cheerfully Given < ? 28 Station Road Bellport J ? Telephone ATlantic 6-0061 J BELLPORT — Bellport Me- j morial Library hours will be increased starting; Monday to meet the demands of its in- creasing circulation. The library will now be open Mondays from 2 to 4:30 p. m.; Wednesdays from 2 to 4:30 p. m.; and Tuesday and Friday, 2 to 4:30 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. New Schedule Set At Bell port Library Record Cr owd Sees Fireworks Display BELLPORT — The largest crowd ever to witness the an- nual Fourth of Jul y fireworks display turned out here Tues- day night. Thousands jammed the Bell- port dock , Osborn Park , the boat and automobile parking areas , nearby roads and adja- cent shoreline. Every side street in the dock area was lined with cars. The Independence day event is sponsored by the Bell port Lions Club. HONEYMOON IN NASSAU—Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie F. Singleton of Key West , Fla., stroll through palm-bordered gardens of Nas- sau Beach Hotel during honeymoon visit to Bahamas capital. Bride is former Charlotte Ann Van Alen , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Van Alen of 29 Station Road , Bellport and Key West. Mr. Sing leton is son of Mrs. Elizabeth Singleton of Key West . They were married at First Methodist Church in Key West June 17. BROOKHAVEN — Beginning at 8 p. m. Wednesday, the public is invited to hear a lecture series at the Brookhaven-South Haven Presbyterian Church on the three succeeding Wednesdays of July, meeting in the church. The series will be offered by the minister of the church , the Rev . Charles A. Kellogg, and is intended for adults. The first lecture will deal with the making of the Bible, tracing its history from the earliest Greek and Hebrew manuscripts to th° most recent translations. Questions as to the nature of Biblical in- spiration and the authority of the Bible in Reformed Church prac- tice will be considered. The second lecture , Jul y 19 , will deal specifically with the Protes- tant Reformation , discussing the religious and cultural factors lead- I ing to reform , a review of the course of the Reformation on the Continent and in England , the Puritan movement in America. The contributions of Luther , Calvin , Zwingli , Knox and others to re- form will be taken up, as well as the Counter-Reformation, which began with the Council of Trent. The third lecture , July 26 , will rapidly trace the course of Old Testament history, beginning with the pre-historieal material in the first 11 chapters of Genesis, then forward through the patriarchal period , Moses and the exodus from Egypt , the periods of the judges, the united kingdom, the divided kingdom , exile in Babylon , restor- ation under the Persians , the Mac- edonian and Maccabbean episodes , the Roman domination until 70 A.D. The minister plans to lecture for approximatel y 45 minutes on each Wednesday, followed by a brief period for questions and discus- sion. Because of the extent of the material to be covered , there will be no attempt to serv refresh- ments. B'haven-South Haven Church Series Set On Biblical History New s of the Churches BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor FRIDAY 8 p. m. — Meeting of session in the church. SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Worship service. Sermon topic , \The Laughter at the Heart of Things . \ TUESDAY 8 p. m. — Campai gn Follow- Up committee meet in the minis- ter ' s home. WEDNESDAY 8 p. m. — Lecture course by the minister , first in a series of three Wednesday evenings in Jul y, meeting in the church. First top ic , \The Making of the Bible. \ CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bell port , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY 9:30 a. m. — Holv Communion. SUNDAY 8 a. m. — Holy Communion. 10 a. m. — Morning prayer. Preacher , the Rev. Paul C. Kintz- ing, Jr., rector of St. John ' s Church , Bala Cynwyd , Pa.
