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M ) BELLPOKT .] \ , -¦ mm¦»,mwMWinnf- -WW -Vr SPECIAL THIS WEEK DELICIOUS HOME COOKED SAUERBRATEN 1.75 With Dumplings and Red Cabbage BELLPORT HOTEL BE£™I^B Mary Immaculate Church Bazaar Set To Run Jul y 27-30 BELLPORT — Plans for the first annual bazaar of the Mary Immaculate R. C. Church , Brown ' s Lane , Bellport , which wi'l be held July 27 , 28 , 29 , and 30 , have been completed. Advisor for the bazaar is the Rev. John M'arksamer , and the general chairman is Edmund Rowland. The feature award of the affair will be a 17 foot Laurel Fibcr- glass boat, complete with a 40 HP Evinrude motor , plus a boat trailer. In addition to the major award , there will be the following booths: Toy, blanket , electrical household app liances , doll , radio and p hono- grap h , lamp and luggage , clock and watch and picnic utensils . For the children there will be a penny p itching contest , a grab bag, and pony cart rides. Refresh- ments will be available. The bazaar will be open starting at 7 p. m., next Thursday and Friday and at 2 p. m. throug h the evening Julv 29 and 30. Jr. Sailing Classes Have 39 Partici pants BELLPORT — Kirk Roeser , the Bell port Bay Yacht Club' s juni or sailing instructor , reports that his classes now have 3' .) par- tici pants. His course of instruction includes dockside seamanship, ba- sic sailing and racing classes. Flag officers of the Junior Yacht Club were elected at a meeting held at the clubhouse July 11. They are as follows : Ja- mie Nelson , commodore ; Elizabeth Holland , vice commodore , Nicky Palevsky, rear commodore ; and Mary Ann Pendergast , secretary. Senior advisor to this group is Peter Paige. The July meeting of the general membership will be held at the Clubhouse at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow. Nurseryman S peaks Before Garden Club BELLPORT — The Bellport Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. William Wingerath of Acad- emy Lane July 11 and heard John Moore , who owns a nursery in Bellmore , speak on \Landscaping Design for Various Types of Homes. \ Homes which are located on plots 60 feet by 100 feet should use very slow growing material , such as all types of yews , slow growing evergreens , andromedas , and dwarf varieties of rhododen- drons , he said. All plantings , he added , should be given plenty of room . One can start with flower beds of 5 feet long and gradually increase them as the need arises. Ma' . Moore stressed the fact that it is very well in making founda- tion plantings or any flower beds to have a landscape design and plan for the particular need ol the property and to follow it in doing subsequent planting. 'He feels that in the back of the property flowering trees and bushes which would be best suited might be p lanted , such as, dog- wood , weep ing cherry, mimosa , crab apple , forsythia , wygelia and flowering almond. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Perry Horenstein , chairman. Mrs. George Shelton , Mrs. Row- land Smith , Mrs. Charles Weil , and Mrs. Herman Chamberlain. Bellport News Items Margaret Warner, AT 6-0653 On July 26 at 1 p. m. at the Bellport Bathing beach , Mrs. Albert Hallock will award swim- ming certificates to the children who have fulfilled the Red Cross Swimming requirements. Any boy or girl over the age of 12 who would like to enroll in the Junior Life Saving course to be given at the Patchogue pool starring \ugust 14 , should call Mrs. Albert .Iallock at AT 6-1328 before Julv 26. A farewell supper party was given for Mr. and Mrs. William Bedell of Pearl Street on Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hallock. Later the group attended a performance of \The World of Susie Wong, \ at the Gatewa y Theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Bedell and family will leave soon for Stuart , Fla., * where Mr. Bedell has been temporaril y as- signed by Grumman Aircraft En- gineering Corp. Their home will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Knute Lee and their four children of Brookhaven. Brown ' s Garage. Tel. ATlantic 6-0229—Adv. Because of heavy rain Saturday ni ght , the Hearth Club had a buf- fet supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pendergast of Maple Street , instead of the lawn picnic they had p lanned. Thirteen couples were present at the supper. Host coup les were Ma - , and Mrs. Pen- dergast , chairmen , Mr. and Mrs. J ohn lnce , Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fuller , and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hallock. Visiting last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Hermus of North Brewster Lane was Mrs. Hermus ' brother , John Stevens , of Amity- ville. John T. Keeley returned to his home Sunday on New Jersey Ave- nue from the Brookhaven Mem- orial Hospital , East Patchogue. Mrs. John P. Meade and son , John , Jr.. will drive here from Rye this afternoon. Johnny will stay for a week with his grand- parents , Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Un- derbill , while his parents are on a cruise. David Marlborough of Pough- keepsie has been visiting for the past month with his grandmother. Mrs. Stanley Politanski , of Main Street , his uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dobrie , of Liv- ingston Road , and his uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ya- blonski, of Durkee Lane . East Patchogue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mahoney of Bieselin Road entertained their Bridge club at their home on Sat- urday night. The P.T. Bridge club met at the home of Mrs. John lnce of Woodland Park Road Monday night. The parishioners of Christ Church . Bellpoi't , received in the mail last week a \ reminder \ of the County Fair to be held on Saturday, September 23 , from ten to five o ' clock. The Fair Commit- tee was reminding each person to do his part in helping to make the Fair a success ; that is , dona- tions for the flower table , food table , and toy table; also for handwork of various kinds and for items of value or interest suit- able for the two auctions to be held during the day, and for peo- p le to help with games and the pet show. The members of the Fair committee are : Mrs. Vernon O'Rourke , Mrs. Vernon Buchanan , and Mrs. John G. Coakley, Jr. Bellport Fish Market — Fresh Daily. ^ ATlantic 6-0710. —Adv. Susatt Gibson returned to her hom e on Pearl Street Saturday af- ter a - ' week' s visit with her uncle &tfd aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ambler , of Newington , Conn. James Shreeve of South Howell' s Point Road is spending a week with his grandparents , Mr. and Mjrs. George Heidenreich of In- dianapolis , Ind., while his brother , Dan , is visiting their other grand- parents , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shreeve, of Muneie , Ind. Mrs. Harry Wingle of Garden City has been visiting with her brother , J. Norman Carpenter , of Bellport Lane. She left Tuesday for a visit with her son and his bride , Mr. and Mrs. H. Peter Win- gle , in Portland , Ore. After a week' s visit with her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Alf Christoffersen of South Howell' s Point Road , Mrs. Tho- masine Christoffersen left Satur- day for a cruise to the West In- dies. Before she returns to her home in Framingham , Mass ., she will make a second visit here. Guests for two weeks of Robert Hee of 3 Cottage Place are his cousins Gloria and Theodore Lew- is of Wagon Lane , Centereach. Their mother Mrs. Beth Lewis and children Linda , Jimmy and Jeffrey, spent Sunday with the Hees. ' Miss Marcia Taylor of Rutland Vt. , is a houseguest this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Budny of Livingston Road. Jean Michel Charuet of Paris , France , is a guest of the George Collins family of Bellport Lane for a month. Mr , Charuet is in the United States as one of the students in the Experiment in In- ternational Living. From Bellport he will go to Washington Univer- sity in St. Louis to do graduate work in architecture. The Knit 'N' Chat Club will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Frances Hermus of North Brew- ster Lane. Miss Kathy Holland entertained at a party Saturday night for ap- proximately 75 friends. Miss Janet Davies of Bab y lon and Miss Carol Zerbarini of Bay Shore were week- end houseguests of Miss Holland. Kathy is the d; -; , h' er of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent i.oPand of South Howell' s Point Ru. vl. Weekend houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Fleming of Acad- emy Lane were Mrs. Fleming ' s mother Mrs. Henriette Heins, of Amityville , and her aunt , Miss M|arie Stevens, of New York City. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Fleming entertained in honor of Miss Ste- ven ' s birthday. Mrs. Fleming ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Heins , and family, of East Patchogue , were present at the celebration. Miss Vick y Bedker of Babylon is visiting for a week with Miss Bree Binnington of Brown ' s Lane. On Monday Mrs. Andrew Olsen , Mrs. William Muller and Mrs. Ju- lia Novak went to Brookl yn to visit Mrs. Malcolm Johnson of Country Club Road , who is a pa- tient at Peck' s Memorial Hospital , and has recently undergone sur- gery. More on page 4 , this section Bellport Vamps Extinguish Car Fire ; Hold Tourney BELLPORT — On Saturday, a car fire was reported on Station Road in North Bellport. The car was badl y damaged. Sunday, a tournament for the fire department was held on Sta- tion Road. Three companies par- ticipated. Eight events made up the tournament , which were won by the Engine Company. Firemen and their families enjoyed re- freshments during the affair. AMBULANCE CALL BELLPORT — - Mrs. Harry F. Bedell was transported fro m Brookhaven Memorial Hospital to her home on Country Club Road Saturday at 12:15 p. m. by Tyson Hominy and Quentin Reynolds on the only trip made by the Bellport ambulance during the past week. t > « ! I BELLPORT ASPHALT j I PAVING CORP. I i > Asphalt Paving <J * > Parking Areas - Driveways «| !? Trucking !> Ji Topsoil — Bluestone j! j ; Gravel — Fill — Sand * ' , J» Estimates Cheerfully Given « > Jj 28 Station Road Bellport <; 2 ; Telephone ATlantic 6-0061 <| $ * I UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. I READING COAL — HEATING OILS | River Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N. Y. 1 Tel. GRover 5-3600 ^ nniiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiMiiiiHiiniiiuii MiiiiiHHiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHMiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiMiinnniiiMiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit | Beautif y Your Home | 1 LET GENE DO ST\ I = i j • Painting • Wallpapering • Carpentry | GENE HOME DECORATING | I CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE f j 24 GENERAL McLEAN DRIVE , BELLPORT :: AT 6-1080 1 SlllllllUIIUIIIIUUUIIUIIlUIUIIIIIIIIIIIlUUIIIIIIIIM iii.iiin iiiii.imiiitiini>miitii i... J ..... l iilillHlllllirniUIMHIIIIItniUllllllllHIIIHHIIIHHH1illlHlll n. Bellport Legals NOTICE Take notice that th\ Annual Fin- ancial Statement of the Village ol Heli port lor the year 19c, 0-1961 has been filed with the ViTage Clerk in the Village Office . South Country Road , Bel' port , this 12th day of June 1961 and is available ior inspection during the hours oi 9-4 on weekdays. Bellport Village Board of Trustees By Martha R. Houston ViM qp-p Clerk j ^BlHflliiiBMHHnHH iw 'MA i'ha f IT'S ALL RIGHT TO \ SHOP AROUND FOR. SOME THING S , BUT IU G AC Jj PHARMACY J (S THE PLACE I'D GET A PRESCRIPTION FILLED ! J LEWIS KNIGHT . Ph.6. SINCS 1900 I Tnl. AT fi-0079 I PRltE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY! I EMER6EWCV TBI. AT 6-8588 1 BCLLPORT, L.I. BELLPORT LITTLE LEAGUE all-stars , shown above , will play Ronkonkoma stars at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Ronkonkoma field. Kneeling, left to right , are John Walker , Bruce Richardson , David Bohn , Ron Schiera , Joe Stephani , Bob Fuchs , Greg Terwilliger , Rob Gordon and Tim Gerard. In second row , left to right , are John Schinn , Bob Maffetone , Frank Lamparelli , Tom Gordon , Mike Derby, Jim Ward and Tony Musso. In background is Bill Batewell , coach. Missing when p icture was taken are Paul Beck- with , manager , Tim Kana and Bob Fuoco. —Advance Photo TOP LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM in Bell port League is Bellport Laundry, shown above. Team ' s record of year is 15-6. In first row , from left to rig ht , are Michael Iarocci . Rickey Wittier , Jamie Moog, Joe Murphy and Verne Critz. In second row , left to right , are Mike Iarocci , coach ; Tony Musso , Mark Maler , Steven Moore , Daniel Quimb y, Bruce Richardson , Tom Gordon , and Joe Mur- phy, manager. —Advance Photo Kathy Bergin and Crew Win BBYC Junior Title BELLPORT—In a three-race round robin series held in light air last Thursday to determine the Junior Champions of the Bell- port Bay Yacht Club , Kath y Bergin and crew emerged the winners. Tres McChesney and crew won the first race and the second , but a protest in the second event disqualified Tres and moved Kathy <?'Up to first position for that race The third event was won b' Pavid Hil gendorff and crew wit! Kathy in second position am Tres third. The skippers and their crew; were as follows: First place—Ka- thy Bergin. skipper; John Coon and Chris Wood. Sc cond place—Davit! Hi' gendorff , ski pper; Kathy Hol- land and Nicky Palevsky. Third place—Tres McChesney . skipper; Jay lnce and David McChesney. The contestants then pooled their efforts and sent the follow- ing crew to the Babylon Yacht Club to represent Bellport in the Junior Championshi ps sailed Mon- day through yesterday : David Hil gendorff , skipper; Kath y Ber- gin , John Coon and Kath y Hol- . land , alternate . BROOKHAVEN — St. James Episcopal Church in Brookhaven will hold its third annual Chicken Bar-B-Que from 6 to 8 p. m. Mon- day at the Parish house. In case of rain it will be held Tuesday night. Those who plan to attend are asked to call the church (ATlantic 6-0726) ,to make reservations. A limited number of tickets are available at a nominal fee. Chil- dren 10 years of age and under will be admitted free. St. James Ep iscopal Chicken Bar-B-Que i To Be Held Monday BMH Woman ' s Auxils. To Give , Serve Food At Antiques Benefit BELLPORT — Refreshments at the antiques fair to be hel ' . for the benefit of Brookh aven Memorial Hospital August lb 16 and 17 at the home of Dr. Wil- liam B. Bissell of Titus Lane , Bellport , will he donated and ser- ved b y members of nine Woman ' s Auxiliaries to the hospital. Auxiliaries partici pating will be Bayport-Sayville , Bellport , Blue Point , Brookhaven , Center Mori- ches , East Patchogue , Medford , Patchogue and Ridge. Mrs. Edna L. Embler of Patchogue is chair- man of this program. The food , to be served on the three days of the fair from 11 a. m. to 8:30 p. m., will include juice, sandwiches , salad. - - , home made cakes and cookies , coffee , tea , milk and iced tea. All will be served cafeteria sty le , with ta- bles set out on the patio over- looking the swimming pool and the bay. | HALLMARK GREETING CARDS j COMPLETE WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT SERVICE | U. S. PRESS ! PRINTING • PHOTO OFFSET • GEN. ENGRAVING i 5 Bellport Lane , Bellport , N. Y. — ATlantic 6-0731 j i Hawkins Gulf Garage ; 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT I ! Irving Terwilliger and J Clifford Miller , Props. j i All Types Automobile Repairs ' Free Pickup and Delivery j Telephone ATlantic 6-0185 | By Ed Faust NORTH BELLPORT — The Brookhaven Kenn,el Club will stage another and third of the 196 1 season AKC sanctioned match shows at the North Bell port Recreation Center Sunday, with jud g ing to start promptl y at 1 :30 p.m. Ad- mission will be free to the public. There will be the usual ribbons and special prizes awarded to win- ners consisting of ribbons for first , second , third and fourth in the various classes as well as ribbons and special prizes for be.st puppy, best adult dog and for the one judged best of all in the match. Entries of all pure bred dogs are welcomed and those who have never exhibited their dogs before are especiall y invited. The club believes that there is many a household harboring a good pure bred dog that would like to know just how well that dog com- pares with others of its breed. The match show is the beginner ' s proving ground. Whether the dog wins or not there ' s the fun of showing and the match show is an easy starting point for the hes- itant and inexperienced exhibitor. Entry fee is $1.50 per dog with entries accepted from 12 noon to the time jud ging begins. Classes are for puppies 3 to 6 months old , 6 to !) and ' .) to 12 months. These will be divided if there are more than five to n class. Thei e will be a class for Novice dogs limited to those that have not won more than two points towards a championship and an O pen class for dojj s that have not won more than nine points. In ad- dition to ribbons engraved gla. ^s trophies will be given to all en- tries winning best of breed and special prizes for be^t puppy in match , bc. -t adult dog and to the puppy or dog judged best of all in the show. In line with its policy of en- couraging greater interest in dogs among boys and girls a Junior \ Handling class is scheduled limi- ted to those over 8 and under 16 which will be judged at 3 p. m. Ribbons for first , second , third and fourth in this class will al. -~o he given and a special trop hy aw- arded to the boy or girl judged best in showing—handling — hi& or her dog. Judges and classes for the match ! are Dr. Sterling Brown of West- port , Conn., who will pass on all sporting clogs and all terriers ; M rs. Charles Ketchem , Huntin g- ton , judging .German shepherds; Continued on page 4 , this section B khaven Kennel Club Show At N.B. Rec Center Sunday
