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German Shepherd Tops In Kennel Club Show By Ed Faust <? NORTH BELLPORT — Owner Frank Vazquez of Huntington Station was a proud man when his 11 months old German shep- herd walked off with honors as best puppy and best of all the dogs at the A K C sanctioned match show staged b y the Brook- haven Kennel Club on North Bell- port grounds Sunday. The dog, a handsome specimen was p ' aced best puppy by judge Tom Okun of P' ainview , while la- ter when entries were lined up for best in match Mrs. Arthur Hiirgens of Syosset , jud ge for this final and top event of the show. ' named the shepherd as her choice. The competition was keen as the Brookhaven shows are attracting an increasing number of top-flight entries. Tho shepherd , a lad y of the breed, oddly enough does not as is usual bear a German name but is registered under the imposing Spanish Cora del Rancho Yeijo. For the benefi t of those unfa- miliar with the world of show dogs , the name by which a dog is registered with the American >Kennel Club usually has little re- lation to its name around the ken- nel or if its a house pet , as many arc , what name it answers to at home. Its officia l name may be Angel' s Breath of Colonsay (so help us , that was the catalog name of a Madison Square Garden entry). At home that same dog- would probabl y be called Pete or maybe just Hey You. I As the American Kennel Club ' does not permit duplication of registered names and carries names of thousands of dogs on its books , the naming of a show dog is not easy, and likely to be un- usual to say the least. Best adult dog in match was a Staten Island Doberman pinscher owned and shown b y Randy Bush- man and judged by Mrs. W. Ketch- em of Huntington. The Doberman was in fine condition and well earned her rating. One of the interesting features of the match was the junior hand- ling class won by Miss Bonnie Proctor of Huntington Station with her black Labrador retriever , \Angus \ . This event , judged by Continued on page 4 , this section BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Mnrsrarct Warner , AT 6-0653 Weekend houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Faison. Jr.. of Brown ' s I . - a no were Mr. and Mrs. Rudd H. Truax of Brooklyn Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Faison en- tertained at a dinner party in their honor Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Thomp- son and sons of Country Club Road have returned from a three weeks ' vacation in Florida. They visited Mr. Thompson ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Thompson of Haines City, and a family reunion was held for them while they were staying with Mr . Thompson ' s bro- ther and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Lake Alfred. They also motored to the oast coast of Florida , making Jen- sen Beach their headquarters while visiting friends and relatives in that vicinity. Before leaving for lioine, they were guests of Mr. and Mr> . Francis Melhorn in Orlando. Bell port Fish Market — Fresh Daily. ATlantic 6-0710. —Adv. Pvt. Edward Farr , son of Dr and Mrs. Lee Farr of South Coun- try Road , was in the Headquar- ter ' s Regiment at Fort Myers , Va.. which participated in tbe re-en- actment of the Battle of Bull Run. the first great engagement of the Civil War. It was held on the ^fields of the Manassas National Battlefield Park in Virginia , Fri- day and Saturday. Among the thousands of spectators at the scene were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunbar , Jr., who have recently moved to Washington , D. C Christopher Small , Peter Sny- der and Cliff Cummins returned Monday from a weeks ' cruise around the Peconic Bay on To- pher ' s boat. Brown ' s Garage. Tel. ATlantic 6-0229. —Adv. Last week , the following Bell- port families enjoyed a week of cruising on their boats , visiting ports in New York and Connecti- cut: Mr. and Mrs. George Roeser , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paige , Dr. and Mrs. Robert Love , Mr. and Mrs. John Snedeker and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Streit. Also cruising were Vernon O'Rourke and Max- well Small , in the former ' s boat. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olsen of Station Road last Wed- nesday were Mr. Olsen ' s sister , Mrs. D. M. Douglas , Sr., of Eliza- beth , N. J., and his brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Thor- vald Olsen , who have been living in Holland for the past three years. After a five weeks ' vacation in the United States , Mr. and Mrs. Thorvald Olsen will return in Aug- ust to Holland , where they will spend another year or two. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker and son , Angus , returned to their home on North Howell' s Point Road last Thursday following a motor trip to Florida , stopping at Washington , D. C , en route. Mrs. J. Edward Buck of Acad- emy Lane flew to Jacksonville , Fla., Jul y 12 to join her husband , who was on a business tri p through the Southern states. They motored through Tennessee , West Virginia and Kentucky before re- turning to their home Saturday. Miss Kathy Redding of Winet- ka. 111., has been visiting for the month of July with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon O'Rourke of South Coun- try Road. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grucci of Main Street took their daug hter , Carol Lee , 16 , and their son , Peter , 10 , out for dinner and the movies in celebration of their birthdays. Miss Moffat Collingwood of Philadelphia. Pa., visited last week with her uncle and aunt , Ml- , and Mrs. Henry Haskell of South Brewster Lane. The Advance is on sale at Trot- ta Brothers , and Bell port Station- ery in Bellport. — Adv. North Howell' s Point Road. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cum- mings and family of Bieselin Road returned Saturday from a weeks ' vacation , during which time they motored to Canada , and stopped at Buffalo , Svracuse and Niagara Falls. Eleven Junior and Midget ski p- pers participated in a beach race sponsored bv the Bell port Bay Yacht Club July 12. The event called for a race to Old Inlet , a swim in the oc p an. lunch , and a race home. Skippers and crews started from the club dock follow- ing a seamanshi p inspection of the boats. After a swim and lunch on the beach , youngsters reassembled and received their instructions for the race home. Blue Jay winner was Jay Ince. Jonathan Heidel- berger and Susan Baker were first in Beetle Cats and Sailfish , respectively. The enthusiasm shown for this event has prompted the race committee to schedule a similar event August 23. Mrs. Malcolm Johnson of Coun- try Club Road returned home from Peck' s Memorial Hospital , Brooklyn , Monday, where she re- cently underwent surgery. Weekend guests of Mrs. Mona Steele of South Brewster Lane were her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wendell of Washing- ton , D. C Mr. and Mrs. Joel Thornhill of Rochester are visiting for the week with Mr. and Mrs. Richard War- burton of Bieselin Road. More on page 4 , this section Susan Demarest , Maura Feeney, Candace Karo , and Wendlyn Smith left Monday to spend a week at Girl Scout Camp Edey, Bayport. Edward R. Reynolds of Smyth e Court flew to Ireland with Mr. and Mrs. James Fox of Patchogue. They spent a month touring the country and visiting friends and relatives , returning home last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fox are the parents of Mrs. Hamilton Slechta of Smythe Court. Mr. and Mrs. Robin McMurray of Paterson , N. J., and Miss Mar- garet E. Cooper of Brooklyn were weekend houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chamberlain of Bigelow Memorial Plaque Fund Started BELLPORT — At a meet- ing of the membership of the Bellport Bay Yacht Club Fri- day, the treasurer , Joseph M. Hendri\ , reported that sub- scriptions to the Commodore Paul Bigelow Memorial Fund had been I eceived from 25 members of the club and other friends of the commodore. A total of .$232 had been sub- scribed as of Jul y 17. The amount neede d to pur- chase a bronze p laque bear- ing a reproduction of Mr. Bigelow ' s profile and a suit- able inscr ; p ' .ion will be ap- proximatel y $G00. It is hoped that many will send their con tributions promptl y, so that the memorial may bo ordered and completed for dedication later this Summer . Contributions should be sent to Mr. Hendrie. treasurer , Bell port Bay Yacht Club , 24 Thornhedge Road , Bellport. UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N. Y. TeU GRover 5-3600 ¦MHiHBMiBHMiBni aMMBmMHHanaMBnariniilBaBB A lan G. Baker , Writer , Dog Fancier , Dies at 62 BROOKHAVEN — Alan Griffi n Baker , widel y-known dog fancier and writer , died unexpectedl y in his sleep earl y Friday at his home here on Firep lace Farm. He was 62 . Born in New York City in 1899 , he came to Brookhaven -10 years ago , shortl y after his marriage 1o the foimtr Lucy Milnes of Staten <s Island. A graduate of Wisconsin Agri- cultural College , he bred dogs , judged many major dog shows and was the author of articles that appeared in spoi ling maga- zines. He was an Armv veteran of World War I. He is survived b y his wile of tht' Brookhaven address, two sons , Alan G. Baker , Jr. , of Stamford , Conn., and John Milnes Bake r of New York City ; two sisters , Mrs. Eugenia B. Jessup of Greenwich , Conn., and Mrs. Carl A. Miller of Ardsley; seven grandchildren and an aunt , Mrs. Frank I!. Rowell . The body reposed at home until Monday wben a requiem mass was held at 11 a. m. at Mary Imma- culate R. C Church , Bell port , the Rev. Thomas J. Manning, pastor , officiating. Private interment fol- lowed in the famil y p lot on Sta- ten Island. Funeral arrangements were made b y the Robertaccio Funeral Home , Patchogue. Bellport Memorial Library Lists New Books on Order BELLPORT — New books were ordered this month by the Bell- port Memorial Library . They aic lisu d as follows : ADULT FICTION: O'Connor , \The Edge of Sadness \ ; Steinbeck , \The Winter of Our Discontent\ ; Schmidt , \Rembrandt\ ; Cadell , \Six Impossible Things \ ; Uris , ''Mila 18 \ ; Moberg, \The Last Lettei Home \ ; Kemal , \Mtnicd , Mv?> Hawk\ ; Calmer , \All the Sum- mer Days \ ; Silone , \The Fox and the Camelias \ ; Dean , \Credit for a Murder \ ; Weidman , \My Father Sits in the Dark\ ; Taylor , \Jour- ney to Matecumbe \ ; Charles , \The Crossing Point . \ ADULT NON-FICTION: Ward , \India and the West\ ; Collis , \African Encounter \ ; Garagiola , ''Baseball Is a Funnv Game \ ; Hentoif , \The Jazz Life \ ; Adams , -Firsthand Report\ ; Wallace , \The 27th Wife \ ; Maurois \Ad- l iennt \ ; Fokine , \Memoirs of a Ballet-Master \ ; Post , \Trul y Em- ily l' o. -t \ ; Radin. \Lizzie Borden \ ; White , \The Making of the I' resi- dent '\ ; Lapp, ' 'Man and Space \ ; Rostand , \The Orion Book of Evolution \ ; Murchie , \Music of the Spheres \ ; Shepard , \Lore of the Wreckers. \ JUVENILE: Nichols , \Little Tiny Rooster \ ; Hull' , \Dwarf Long Nose \ ; Samson , \Chendrie \ ; Mun- ari , \Bruno Minari' s ABC\ ; Wi- thers , \Rocket in M y Pocket\ ; Church , ' - . ¦ ) Uov s in a Cave \ ; Mc- ginlcy, \The lioiv.e Who Lived Up- stairs ' ; Ya. -him:i , \Craw Boy ' ; Be. -kaw , \Pell\ ' - , New Suit\ ; Fisher , \Going Barefoot\ ; Spyk- iiian , \Tcnihle Ilonible Eddy \ ; d^ A'igeli , \Nur. -cry and Mo ther Goose Rhymes \' ; Brooke , \ .Johnny t' r;'^v ' s Garden \ ; Brown , \Stone Soup \ ; E LS , ' 'Mr. Penny \ ; Key, \Curious George Get a .Medal\ ; Zim. \Xd Ro-e . - , to Harry \ ; Le- Grand , \Why Cowboys Sing Tex- as \ ; Swift . ' ' 'The Little lied Light- house \ ; Wyalt , \Case of the Stolen Dummy, \ \Ca<e ' -of the < ' ounterl ' f it Coin \ ; Nelson , \Mys- tery of Land' s End\ ; Jane , \Mys- tery at Dead Fnd Fa. -m \ ; Anckar svard . \Robber Ghost\ ; Bennett , \April Wedding \ ; Wilson , \Al- way s Ann \ ; Young, \Run Sheep Run \ ; Bennett , \I Jud\ . \ | HALLMARK GREETING CARDS ! j COMPLETE WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT SERVICE j U. S. PRESS | I PRINTING © PHOTO OFFSET • GEN. ENGRAVING 5 Bellport Lane , Bellport , N. Y. — ATlantic 6-0734 j Brookhavenite Grad Of Securit y School Robert F. Seitz , local refriger- ation and a ; r-conditioning en- gineer , graduated Friday from the port security school at the U. S. Coast Guard Reserve Training Center in Yorktown , Va. A seaman in the Coast Guard Reserve , he attended the M-hool during his annual two-week Sum- mer training period. He is a mem- ber of Reserve Port Security Training Unit 03-311 in Pat- chogue. A resident of South Country Road , Brookhaven , he i.s the son of Mr. and Mrs. John We. -dev Seitz of 89 Namkee Road. Blue Point , and is a native of Pat- chogue. NEW BELLPORT STREET MAPS I960 edition. On sale at Bettin- ger ' .s Delicatessen and Bellhaven Luncheonette , .Montauk Highway, and Bellport Stationery Store. Published ' by The Ad\ance. Also contains streets in Brookhaven , Yaphank , Medford , East Patch- ogue , Patchogue , Blue Point and Bavport. All this for onlv 50c. — Adv. Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving Te.rwilliger and Clifford Millor , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Telephone ATlantic 6-0185 j Art Group Offering Classes for Kiddies BELLPORT — Beginning Mon- day with water color and continu- ing each week with a new class , the South Bay Art Association will offer instructions in sketch- ing from \Nature , Ceramics , and Adventures in Art Media. \ Any child from ages 5 to 12 may en- ter any, or all , art classes. Classes are set to run one week only, but may be continued another week on demand. For registration and informa- tion , call Mrs. A. W. Hallock , ATlantic (5-1328 , or Mrs. Sigrid Rice , ATlantic 6-981!) or ATlantic 6-0157. Here is the schedule : July 31 to August 4 — Water color. Instructor . Ruth Hallock at Bellport Lane. Hours 1 to . \ > p. m. August 7 to 11 — Pencil sketch. Instructor , Ruth Galantino. Car- riage House , Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven. Hours , 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. August 14 to 18 — Ceramics. Instructor , Gene Galantino. Car- riage House. Hours , 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. August 21 to 25 — Adventures in Art Media. Instructor. John Coakley. Bellport Lane . Bellport. Hours , 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. Wedding bells and wedding beauty that is reflected in the loveliness of the printed wedding streamers carry an air of delicate invitations done by The Advance. —Adv. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BOARD OF APPEALS VILLAGE OF BELLPORT Pursuant to the provisions of the Building Zone Ordinance of the Village of Bellport , N. Y., notice is hereb y given that the Board of Ap- peals of the Village of Bell port will hold a public hearing in the Village Office , 144 South Country- Road. Bellport . N. Y. on the 8th day of August. 1961 at 8:00 p. m. to consider the following app lica- tion: Calvin Demarest , Bieselin Rd.. Bell port , N. Y. for a side-yard variance. Martha R. Houston Village Clerk Bellport Legals iiiaisa feW H / > i I'LL BE RIGHT BACK - AS SOON AS 1 PICK UP A PRESCRIPTION AT TU C AC JLi PHARMACY J © LOCAL TRADEMARKS , Inc. p$5^ gHg5^i_^ I LEWIS KNIGHT , Ph.6. I I SWCB I90O I Tel. AT 6-0079 I FRtfr PRESCRIPTION DEtlVERT I EME RGENCY Tei . AT fe»8588| BELLPORT , L.I. SPECIAL THIS WEEK DELICIOUS HOME COOKED SAUERBRATEN 1.75 With Dumplings and Red Cabbage BELLP ORT HOTEL BE XT 6 .^ E I Qty §§>mx mztn lonkjsljrip ] ; Books with Atmosphere < \ BELLPORT LANE \ i Store Hours : Mon. thru Sat , 9:30-12:30 ; 1:30-5 : 30 | | Friday Evening ' til 6 p.m. ; Close d Wed. morning \ V* w w-w—~ww vw — — — wwn * nTTTTTTrrm ^ ? I t \ BELLPORT ASPHALT j I PAVING CORP. i J Asphalt Paving < ? * \ Parking Areas - Driveways « ? Trucking 4 I Topsoil — Bluestone J J Gravel — Fill — Sand \ » Estimates Cheerfully Given \ ; 28 Station Road Bellport 2 \ Telephone ATlantic 6-0061 \ INSTALLATION — Dominic Baranello , town Democratic chairman , congratulates Lester V. Peterson on his installation as president of North Bell port-Hagerman Regular Democratic Club. Waiting to congratulate Mr. Peterson are H . Lee Dennison , county executive , and Con- gressman Otis G. Pike. The installation of officers of the North Bellport-Hagerman Regular Democratic Club took place at a dinner-dance P' riday night , in the Rose room of the Patchogue Hotel and was attended by 110 peop le. In addition to Con- gressman and Mrs. Oits G. Pike , Count y Executive H. Lee Denni- son and Town Democratic Chair- man Dominic Baranello , the hon- ored guests included August Stout , Jr., Brookhaven Town supervisor; Francis Costello , assistant county attorney who is running for the ^office of county judge , with Mrs. Costello; Stewart Mj tman , director of purchasing for Suffolk County, who is running for the office of county treasurer, and the outgoing- president of the club , Edward Bef- tinger, and Mrs. Bettinger. Master of ceremonies was Daniel Berke , town committeeman , who intro- duced the outgoing- officers and prominent guests. Mr. Baranello installed the new officers of the club , who are as follows: Lester V. Peterson , presi- dent; John A. Young, vice presi- dent; Frank Tuzza , treasurer; Mrs. Alice Stermer , recording secre- tary, and George Lowe , corres- ponding secretary. Sergeants-at- arms are Pat Lento and Benny Balsamo. Members of the execu- tive board include James Hughes , Edward Harrigan , John Readey and Angelo Capone. Mrs. Stermer was presented with a corsage and Summer hand- bag b y the members of the Ladies Auxiliary in behalf of her work as past president of the auxiliary. NB-Hagerman Dems Install New O fficers Don ' t tempt burglars and thieves. Park your dail y receipts in our NIGHT DEPOSITORY— sate from fire and theft. THE B ELLPORT N ATI O NAL B ANK BELLPO R T , NEW YORK I I I THwtwEDJ.C* 7/tm6m ?edmaj0 1^e^^ ^^^ I B M ^i m Am ^&AmJkwi* J Aw Clocks and Watches of all Types Repaired 139 MAIN STREET BELLPORT , N. Y. 1 Tel. ATlantic 6-0S60 SOUTH HAVEN—At a re- organizational meeting of the South Haven School Board held Jul y 18. Mrs. Myron Paris was unanimously re-elected to the of- fice of president. Others elected , were Dezso Tenke , vice president; Mrs. Ann Colli , clerk , and Mrs. Felix Glover , treasurer. On committees are Josef Van der Grinten , building and land committee; Dezso Tenke and Fred Gerhard, transportation and Mrs. Paris , administration. Re-Elect Mrs. Paris SH School Bd. Head LENDING MUSCLES to erecting tent for Mary Immaculate R. C. Church bazaar which opens at 7 p.m. today are , from left to right , Frank Allarcco , Dick Harrow , Edmund Rowland , John Jochim and John Vanderzalm. Affair will be held on church grounds , Brow n ' s Lane , Bell- port , and will run through Sunday. —Photo by Joseph Adams Ambulance Company Men Elect Officers BELLPORT — Election of of- ficers was held bv the Bellport Ambulance Company at its meet- ing last Thursday night in the Community Center. Albert Geiger was elected chair- man and Robert Hawkins, vice- chairman. Re-elected were James Jepson , secretary, and Willis H. Hawkins , Jr., treasurer. All are for one-year terms. Edward Bish- op was elected as director for three years. A committee headed by George Hawkins and Francis Hermus as co-chairmen was appointed to ar- range for a dinner for company members and their wives in Oc- tober. Only one trip was made by the ambulance in the past week and that was made by Robert Lyons. III. and William Hermus , who took Mrs. Steinbach , of 748 Michi- gan Avenue , to the Pine Rest Nursing Home , Patchogue , at 5:10 p. m. Monday. BROOKHAVEN—In a series of two pastoral letters to tlv con- gr egation , the Rev. Charles A. Kellogg of the Brookhaven-South Haven Presb yterian Church has announced the inauguration of a mid-week devotional service in the church on Wednesdays , 8:30—9 p.m., and a special youth com- municants class , both beginning m August. The mid-week devotional service will follow a simple liturgy of prayers , Scri pture readings , and a 10 minute talk by the minister. Although the church normall y celebrates Hol y Communion four times each year , a communion will be offered on the fina l Wednesday of each month as part of the evening devotional. The youth communicants classes will be conducted in the minister ' s heme on the Tuesday evenings of August at 8 p.m.. Any young per- son may attend and seek communi- cant membershi p if he or she is at !t.ast 13 years of age , and fol- lowing a consultation with the minister. Rev. Kellogg Planning Mid-Wk. Devotional Service , Youth Class BELLPORT METHODIST CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Frederick I. Smith , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Church service. Nursery and kindergarten in Al- dersgate. 7 p. m. — Senior Youth Fellow- ship. WEDNESDAY 1 }i. m. — Mid-week prayer service. 8 p. m. — Mid-week Bible class. BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Worshi p service. Sermon top ic , ''Under Every Green Tree. \ TUESDAY 8 p. m. — Youth Communicants class meet in the minister ' s home . WEDNESDAY 8:30 p. m. — Mid-week Vesper service in the church. Brief ser- mon by the minister. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bell port , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY 9:30 a. in. — Holy Communion. SUNDAY 8 a. m. — Hol y Communion. 10 a. m. — Hol y Communion and sermon. The Rev . Paul C. Kintzing, rector of St. John ' s Church , Bala-Cynwyd , Pa ., preach- er. THURSDAY 9:30 a. m. —Holy Communion. News of the Churches
