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Bellport N ews Items of I nterest Margaret Warner , AT 6-0653 Last sunaay, Dave Waidron , son ol jiui . aim iiiis. August Waiuion 01 iN vn ui iiieNvbmr l^uie , ceieuittteu Jiib luenuein Oinnuay wiLn a pooi party j .ui uuuut ^o Aiienub. ^11 . aim IUI ' S , ii' ctcy Amoler ha\e letuineu to lucu iiumc in Lice , i viabb., aiter Visiting ±ui li\t UU . V S Wl m tnCil' Uil U giaUl , iUi a, tlumi Vj . usuil U L 1 em 1 ont' fi. i'u ' . i uiu iiiis. _ uv\aiu i-iOiviekl t , \\ no aie spending Uie ouuuuci lliviitos in uic v^ai ' ienj il V^uciAifc, 1 - \ Oil DiuWus Italic , nave letuineu JLlUin v. \> .^ ei\ B viKrttuj n ill VvAiUVMl * wneie tiiey visaeu m^s. \v imam \U euu oi ooii tn j .\e\v uuiy. vvniie tlieic , *nrs. JC ^ CAIKIU L UuireU tne bin . iuul ne . UUSLUUI at iSneiuUmc , Vt. heli port Fish Market — Fresh l)a»> . .W lalUlC O-O i iO. —Auv. UcniiOb nav>iviilS oi l uUnuCipllia , l' a., lias ucen spending tniee \\ eei\S Vacation at ina i.ollle on loo soutn touiary ivoad. ULlests Oi mi. cinU itna, Waltel EOeiaoie oi Uenoiai Aici^eaii j L»n\e lor several utv> & last weeiv were ivn . ami xuis. _oersoie s oru- tner-in-iavv aim sister , ui. aim iVirs. i noma s Boyu and cnnureu , Susan anu fiioinas , ol dpriug- lieui , Pa. Miss Bertie Richardson of North How en s l J oint Roau reeenuy spent a two weeKs vacation at ^igonac , JUicn., visiting ivir. and ivirs. j ames Aimer and laiiuiy. ivirs. iviiuer is tne lonner MISS J oan Jtlerne or >Edga r Avenue , Brookhaven. While there , she accompanied the Millers to Ontario , Canada. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rose of HJulse Street for a week were Mrs. Rose ' s mother , Mrs. S. H. Hooker of Rustin , and her brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Delaware of Houston , Tex., who left for home last Wed- nesday. iMr. and Mrs. Carl Zinn and daughters , Kathy and Debbie , of Old Greenwich , Conn., are spen- ding two weeks with Mrs. Joseph Parsons of Bellport Lane. Ma- , and Mrs. William Muller of Circuit Road have returned home from a week' s trip to East Stroudsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Petersen and family of Woodland Park Road arrived home last Wednes- day from a 10-day trip to Buffalo , where they visited Mrs. Petersen ' s uncie and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward J. Wood. They brought back with them Mrs. Petersen s uncle and aunt , M , r. and Mrs. Dennis Wood , who will be here for a week' s visit before they leave for their home in North Augusta , S. C. Brow n ' s Oarage. Tel. ATlantic 6-0229. —Adv. Dr. and Mrs. B. J. M. lnnes and children , xtooin and Kooert , return- ed Mionuay to tneir nome in Mon- treal , Canada, l hey have been staying witn Dr. lnnes ' parents , Dr. and ivirs. J. R. M. lnnes oi Luvingston lioad , lor tne past six weeKs while JJr. lnnes was acting resident physicia n at tne BrooK- haven Memorial Hospital. Kecent nouseguesia oi Mr. and Mrs. Byron Atnanasiou ol Gen- eral j. Yi,cjL.ean .urive were ivir. and MIS . Kaiston Bardeen ol Bing- namton. Johnny Binnington , son of Mr. and Mil's. Joan mnnington ox Drown s Lane , is attenumg the l:wiA camp at betauice u tins ween. iurs. August Waldron of North Brewster _ane entertained at a uaroecue supper Monday night ner parents , Mir. and ivirs. Chanes is.err , Mrs. Jonn Moore oi jbeu- port , and Mrs. Mauue J ones ol ratcnogue. MIS . n. Russell Cort , Jr., and son , Tony, arrived nere Monday irom Syiacuse. Mrs. (Jort will re- turn nome today, while Tony re- mains here lor a longer visit with his grandparents , Mr. and ivirs. rl. Kussell Lort , bv., of .L-eisurely .Lane. The Advance is on sale in Bett- inger ' s Delicatessen , Taylor ' s Del j catessen , V mny ' s Stationery & Luncheonette and Uellhaven Luncheonette in North Bellport. — Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Williams of South Country Road motored to Waccabuc last Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craw- ford. On Sunday they drove to New Canaan , Conn., to attend the christening of their granddaught- er , Elisabeth. Visiting for the past two weeks with Mayor and Mrs. Harry Be- dell ol* Country Club Road was Mrs. Bedell ' s sister , Mrs. Edwin T. Jenks of Painted Post. Mrs. Be- dell , who returned home Irom Brookhaven Memorial Hospital two weeks ago following treatment for a broken leg, is matting a good recovery and is now able to move about the house with the aid ol a walker. Approximately 18 members of the Bellport Men s Fellowship went on an all-day fishing trip in the Sound off Orient Point Sunday. The n\en had a very suc- cesslui trip, catching over 100 flukes. Harvey Richardson , Jr., and Edward Bishop were co-chair- mien of the trip. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Van Horn of Bell Street for sev- eral days this week were Mrs. Van Horn ' s mother , Mrs. Harry M. Shepson , and her brother and sis- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs . Elbert Shepson and family of Fairport. The Bellport Garden Club will have an informal flower show August 6 at the home of Mrs. Leslie Weiss of South Countr y Road. Only members may submit entries for the show. Hostesses will be Mrs. John J. Roe , Jr., chairman , Mrs. Charles Gould , Jr. , Mrs. Kenneth Rose , Mrs. Edward Schleiter , and Mrs. Richard Vogt. Many Bellporters attended the Fourth Operation Get-Together held at the Brookhaven National Laboratory Saturday. In sp ite of the rainy day, 3 , 500 laboratory personnel and their families en- joyed the outing. Mrs. John Burt Holmes of New York City is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Everitt of South Howell' s Point Road , while Mr. Holmes and Char- les Hlolbrook of Orange , N. J., cruise on the latter ' s boat during race week. Also staying with the Everitts during race week are Reeve Bowden of Norfolk , Conn., and Steve Patterson of Roslyn. Mrs. Earl Light and daughter , Pam , of General McLean Drive motored to Ashland , N. J. , to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Royden Parker at Brook Bound Farm , while Mr. Light was on a business trip to Northfield , Minn. Mrs. Light returned home Sunday, but Pam will remain there for another week. Chris and Leslie Light spent last week at Camp Minden , Bridgehampton. The Advance is on sale at Trot- ta Brothers , and Bellport Station- ery in Bellport. —Adv. Mrs. William Stein , Mrs. Wil- liam Sorter of Engelwood , N. J. and Mrs. Spence Dunbar of Kin- nelon , N. J., are visiting for the week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halstead of Roger ' s Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Calkins and daughters of Bieselin Road re- cently returned from a week' s va- cation spent at Lake George. While there , they visited Fort Ti- conderoga , Fort William Henry, Schroon Lake , and the Saratoga Battle Monument. After leaving Lake George , they spent two days in Oneonta with Mr. Calkins ' cousin and wife , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Calkins. A tour of Howe Caverns , Cobleskill , was enjoyed by the family. After returning home , the Cauikins ' family had luncheon at Linck' s Log Cabin , and attended the Cinerama show- ing of \South Seas Adventure , \ at Syosset. Karla and Karen Stegmann , daughters of Mx. and Mrs. George Stegmann of Patchogue Avenue , spent last week at Camp Quinipet on Shelter Island. Susan Tully, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tully of North Howell' s Point Road , is spending the week at Camp Quinipet , Shel- ter Island. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Budny and family of Livingston Road re- turned home last Thursday from an eight-day motor tri p through Connecticut , Massachusetts , New Hampshire and Vermont. Mr. and Mrs. William Valentine of North Brewster Lane enter- tained at a family cook-out July 25. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Valentine , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerr , Mrs. Elizabeth Howell , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Valentine and daughter , Mr. and Mil's. August Waldro n and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wayte and family. Miss Mary Rosenquest of New York City was the weekend house- guest ol Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eckfeldt of Brown ' s Lane. Mrs. James Warner , Jr., of Bell- port Lane accompanied her par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shedd of Sioux City, Iowa , on a motor trip to Vermont for several days last week. They toured Shelburne Museum at Shelburne , Vt. The Knit 'N' Chat Club will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. William Patanjo of General Mc- Lean Drive. NEW BELLPORT STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at-Bettin- 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 Bay port. All this for only 50c. — Adv. Mrs. Axel Petersen of Woodland Park Road , accompanied by her son , Mark , attended the exer- cises at which her son , Russell , was commissioned an ensign at Columbia University Tuesday . Mx. and Mrs. William Ahearn of Schuylerville and their son , William , who is stationed at Fort Knox , Ky., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill J. LaLone of South Brewster Lane last week. Weekend guests of the LaLones were their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Ciark Nenoff of Norfolk. Mrs. Sydney Morill of Hartford , Conn., is visiting with her sister , Mrs. Mary Arthur of Bell Street , for a week. A family barbecue was given by Mr. and Mrs. William Hermus at their home on North Brewster Lane Monday night. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. William Ste- vens , Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley, - William Stevens , Jr., Miss Toni Novelle , John Stevens, of Amityville; Mrs. Miartin Cav- anaugh and family of Levittown ; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Neill and family, Mx. and Mrs. John O'Neill and family, and Mrs. Margaret O'Neill of Brooklyn. Weekend houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sands of Bieselin Road were Mr. and Mrs . Norman Gra- ham and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Seltzer of Brooklyn and Josep h Bloomfield of Miami , Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Ev- eritt , Jr., of Babylon are the par- ents of their first son , Theodore T. Everitt , III , who was born at Southside Hospital , Bay Shore , July 12. The Everitts have two daughters , Susan and Robin. Many Bellporters , both partici- pants and spectators , are follow- ing the sailing races at the various yacht clubs for Cruise and Race week. Tomorrow , the Bellport Bay Yacht Club will be host to the sailors. Starting at 5 p. m., a chicken barbecue will be held at the Bellport club house. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terwilhger and family of Circuit Road re- turned last week from vacationing in Connecticut. While there , they attended the Terwilliger family reunion at Killingly, Conn. Here comes the bride! The strains of the wedding march will begin auspiciously when you accept the cheerfully given serv- ice of The Adv ance in your selec- tion of wedding invitations. Prin- ted , raised printing or engraving. —Adv. Bellport Legals .NOiiCE TO BIDDERS Seated b.us win oe received by the uiuieisigned at tne Bcnpoit \ mage uinee , 144 South Coun- try ivoad , j Denpoit , New IOIK not later man -i.uo p. m. prevailing tune , august i4 , lyoi pimr to tne meeting oi tne uoa. ii oi i rustees oi the \ mage OL uenport at o:oo p. m. }>re\ aning time at wnicn time they wui ue puoaciy opened aim reau lor tne purcnase of the following i rom tne lowest respons- loie bidder: hb2 _ I . N . FT. GALVANIZED LUKkLUA ' lbL) lllLlAL 1 • _ ¦!* - r Un^\ i n,xJ u uM jt,rv,i i il' ii. , io i n. JL» u-\M_ i_ i\. . lb gauge , iJ. it. lcnguia; and iU connecting bands , gaivain/.ed , io gauge , a corru- gation , conipiete wun nuts and boits to nt aoove specineu 18 in. cuameLer pipe. An gaivanized corrugated meta i cuivc-tt pipe and connecting bands furinsiied under tms bid snail coniorm To the Specifica- tion lor Cor rugated Metal Cul- \crt 1' ipe , latest revision , A. A. b. 11. u. Designation M-oO. Ihe Bidder shall state the price bid per .Lin. r t. lor the pipe and tne price eacn lor the Connecting Banus. l ' he price bid snau in- clude furnishing and delivering the items to any site in tne Vil- lage of Bellport designated by the \ mage Board or its agents with- in ten (10 ) days ' time of notifi- cation oi the award of the con- tract. No items shall be delivered Saturdays , Sundays or Holidays and all deliveries shall be made between the hours ol \ 8:00 A. M. and 4:00 P. M. Ah bids shall be submitted in duplicate in a sealed envelope clearly marked \BID TO BE OPENED AUGUST 14 , 1961 at 8:00 P. M. \ All bids shall be properl y si gned by the bidder or his authorized agent and shall state the title of the signer such as owner , partner , secretary, sales manager , etc. The Village Board reserves the right to waive any informality in any bid and the ri g ht to reject any and all bids. Martha R. Houston Village Clerk Navy Commissions B e ll port Man Ensign BELLPORT — Russell Stewart returned Saturday from a six- week Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps cruise. The cruise was along the Atlan- Russell Stewart tic seaboard , from Norfolk , Va., to St. John ' s , New Brunswick , and included NATO maneuvers. Mr. Stewart was commissioned an ensign Tuesday at exercises held at Columbia University. He will report at Virginia Beach August 21 for a four-week spe- cial course at C.I.C. Training School , after which he is due to report for duty on a destroyer , the U.S.S. Forest Sherman , for Med- iterranean duty. Mr. Stewart , son of Mrs. Axel Petersen of Woodland Park Road , is a graduate of Bellport High School and Columbia University. Control of Fruit Disease Subject of Tues. Meeting MUDDLE ISLAND — Dr. Ken- neth D. Hickey, Cornell Extension plant pathologist , will discuss la- test controls for the diseases and insects of apples , peaches , pears and other fruits at a meeting at the Rainbow Ranch Orchard , Route 25. at 7 p. m. Tuesday, ac- cording to County Agricultural Agent H. D. Wells of Riverhead. This meeting is held by the Agricultural Department of the Suffolk County Extension Service to bring fruit growers the best controls for the diseases and in- sects affecting tree fruits. Fruit growers are invited to bring spe- cimens for Dr. Hickey to identify. In case of rain the meeting will be held in the apple storage at the ranch. Persons interested in fruit growing are invited. 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 disp lay at The Advance — always at budget prices. —Adv. Brookhaven-South H ave n Mrs. Ann Hornbostel BEllport 7-0147 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrnes of Yap hank Avenue and their two children , Michael , 5 , and Patrick , 3 , went to Virginia Beach , Va., two weeks ago by car with Mrs. Byrnes ' niece , Mrs. Anthony Smith of Virginia Beach , and her two children. Mr. Smith is stationed there on the airp lane carrier USb Independence serving as a Nu- cear Weapons Man 2/c. The Byr- nes stayed there for a week. r ihey a*so enjoyed an interesting visit on board the ship which is going to sail for the Mediterranean August 3. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Church f.nd their two children spent the weekend of Jul y 22 with Mrs. Church s parents , Mr. and Mrs. W. it. Meirs , at VVincirush , Cream Rich , N. J. Anna Larcombe , daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Martin Larcombe oi Woodland Avenue , and bheryi Martin visited Anna ' s relatives in Thorns River , N. J. from Juiy 25- 28. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Barsi of Yaphank Avenue attended a cock- tail and theater party Jul y 2' S given by Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sil- vermann of East Patchogue. They saw \The Marriage Go Round\ at Bellport' s Gateway Theater. All last week the Barsis and their children , Paulette , Carroll and Jeannette , visited Mrs . Barsis pa- rents , Mr. and Mrs. Arend Beh- rens in Hampton Bays. The chicken barbecue held at St. James E p iscopal Church Jul y 24 was well attended , though it looked like rain , the weather , for- tunatel y, stayed p leasant. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds are occupying the cottage on the property of Mr. and Mrs. Horton H. Heath for the Summer. Mr. Reynolds is a professor of physics at the University of Connecticut. Michael Byrnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrnes of Yap hank Avenue , recently spent a few days with his grand parents , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmermann in East Moriches. Mrs. Frederick Mohlmann of Yaphank Avenue and her two chil- dren Ricky, 8 , and Susan , 6 , re- turned home recently from a week' s visit at the Summer home of Mrs. Mohlmann ' s parents on Orange Lake near Newburgh. There they also met with many relatives at a famil y reunion. A guest of Mrs. Arthur Kauf- mann for a week' s visit was her sister , Mrs. Owen Moran of Peek- skill , who left Saturday. Dr. Samuel Gelband of Mott Lane took his daughter , Barbara , to the Yankee Stadium Jul y 26. On the way home they had dinner at Friede ' s in Smithtown. The tri p was a belated birthday gift for Barbara who celebrated her thirteenth birthday on Jul y 2. Bar- bara ' s ' sister, 12 , spent last week in Hicksville with the family of Mrs . Gelband' s brother , Richar d Koenig. Dr. Gelband' s mother , Mrs. Clara Gelband of Brookl yn , spent the last two weeks with her son ' s famil y here. On Sunday, the Gelbands gave a cocktail part y at their home. Miss Carolyn Kracke of Court- land , Ala , arrived last Saturday via Delta Jet f rom Atlanta and will be spending several weeks at the home of the R. C. Beyers , as a guest of Richard G. Beyer. Miss Kracke was graduated from Flor- ence State College , Florence , Ala., in June. She will teach the second grade in Tuscumbia , Ala., starting in September. George Stoney of New York Cit y and his three children , Jamie , 3 , Louise , 7 , and Katie , 9 , were staying with the Pulestons of Meadow Lane throughout the month of Jul y. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bull of Bay Road and their children , Kath- ryn , 7 , Jonathan , 5 , and Nathaniel . 2 , returned from a two week' s vacation at the family Summer p lace in Chatham , Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Craven of Old Stump Road went with their two daughters , Mrs. Richard Dar- row and Mrs. Stanley Wnenta and her sons , Danny, Sandy and Ed- ward Wnenta , all of Carman Bou- levard , for a week to the Catskill Mountains. They rented a cottage in Jefferson Heig hts where they were joined last Thursday by their daughters ' husbands. On Friday their third daughter and her hus- band , Mr. and Mrs. William Van der Zalm of Bellport , also drove up and they all had a surprise visit from another Bellport coup le , Mr. and Mrs. John Langfeldt , and their daughter , Doreen . 12. The party motored around quite a lot visiting points of interest in the surrounding country. They went to Albany, having a tour of the State Capitol and the museums. Jn Hudson they enjoyed the one which exhibits all fire fighting equipment used throughout many past decades. This museum is con- nected with the Firemen ' s Home of the State of New York , which is a home for needy retired fire- men of New York and is support- ed b y the different fi re depart- ments throughout the state. The party also visited the CatskiT Game Farm wnich is a huge zoo , privatel y own^d , and North Lake State Park. Here they enjoyed boating and swimming- and climb- ed a mountain trail to be rewarded with a magnificent view. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Torrey of Swarthmore , Pa., who with Mr. Torrey ' s mother , and their three children occupy the Hansen house on Hawkins Lane while the Han- sens spend three weeks in Hawaii , held a cook-out last Sunday night for the members of th» Phili p Hubert fami' y of South Country Road. Mr. and Mrs. William Hiddink of Ed gar Avenue , their son , Rick y, 5. and Mr. Hiddink' s mother . Mrs. William Hiddink of Patchogue , spuit the week from Jul y 15-22 in Laconia on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire. They lived in a housekeeping cabin and made many tri ps in the beautifu l sur- roundings. On July 2o , Mr. and Mrs. Hiddink celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary. On Jul y 25 Shirley Gillespie , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frecb- erick Gillespie of Pine Street , celebrated her eleventh birthday vith a small luncheon party. In the evening she was visited by nei relatives from Brookl'aven and Bell port . The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Chapman of Watertown , Mass., ai rived July 2(5 for a visit with Pr. Ruth Drew of Meadow Lane. Mr. Chapman was formerly the pastor of Christ Church in Bell- port and at St. James Episcopal Church in Brookhaven. On Jul y 26 several friends gave a small , informal luncheon part y at the home of Mrs. Arvid Friberg o f South Country Road for Mrs. Gerard Sch' etter of Epsom Course. The Schletters are leaving Brook- haven August 7 to live in Florida. They have three children , David 16 , Gregory 10 and Lynn 7. Pres- ent at the luncheon were Mes- dames Betty Saulle, Frances Schait , Myra Miller , Lynn Bianchi and Jackie Friberg. Last Monday Mrs. William Swe- zey of Locust Lane read to the group of nine younger children and Mrs. Faulkner Lacey to f our in the older group in the Summer reading program for children held every Monday morning from 10- 11 a. m. at the Brookhaven Free Library, the program will run through August 21 when the last l eading of this season will be held. John Salg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sal g of Old Stump Road , is attending the YMCA camp at West Meadow for the full session of six weeks. Quite a number of Brookhaven lesidents are busy hel p ing in plan- ning - and repairing for the \An- tiques Fair and Sale \ to be hold on August 15 , 10 and 17 at the home of Dr. William B. Bissell on Titus Lane in Bell port. Dr. and Mrs. V'/illard G. French of Bellport are chairmen of \Uie Fair with Mr . and Mrs. John F. Garfield of Bell port and Mrs. George P. Morse of Brookhaven as co-chairmen. Brook- haven committee members are : Mrs . Carl II. Olson , decorating chairman ; Mrs . Knute 1). Leo and Mrs. George P. Morse , ticket chairmen; Mrs. (iiiford Hale , co- chairman of pub'icity ; Edward Ljungquist , plannin g consultant; Mrs. Edward Ljungqvist , business manager. Mrs . Olson and Mrs. E. N. Potter will arrange the window displays in Bellport as well as a large window at Swezey and New- ins in Patchogue. Among' Brook - haven artists from the South Bay Art Association who are contribut- ing paintings for a \Silent Sale \ are Mrs. Harold M. Ballard , W. T. Gwynne , Dennis Puleston and Mrs. Henry Quastler. All proceeds fiom the sale of the paintings will be given to the Brookhaven Memo- ria ' Hospital. Comm . College Head Is Hosted By Creach Lions ST. JAMES — The Centereach Lake Grove Lions Club played host to Dr. Albert Ammerman , president of the Suffolk County Community College , at its meet- ing last week at the Villa Pace , St. James. Also present were members of Middle Country Road. School District 11 , as well as Peter Curcio , president of the Selden Lions , and Alex Proios , re- presenting the Lake Ronkonkoma Lions. Dr. George Hillman , president of the Centereach Lions Club , in- troduced Dr. Ammerman , who spoke on the planned role of the college in the community. Dr. Ammerman pointed out the need of Suffolk County for the facility and went into detail con- cerning the college ' s excellent faculty and curriculum. Students leaving the two-year college can then continue their college career at a four-year institution of high- er learning. A diversified program in tech- nical courses was also announced in order to meet the demands of industry within the county. Dr. Ammcrnvan and other members of he college staff have surveyed the county in order to determine in what areas specialization is most needed. The college will also serve as a cultural center by featuring art exhibits and music recitals for th\ public. Dr. Ammerman received a standing ovation at the close of his address. Robert Jones , program chair- man , also announced that the Lions will sponsor the Wallace Bros. Circus in Centereach , Au- gust 9. Bellport Explorer Scouts Plan 9-Day Camping Trip Explorers of the Suffolk Count y Council are taking full advantage of the out-of-doors this Summer it was reported this week by Frank Aikman of Amityville , chairman of the Council' s activities commit- tee. \Dominating their Summer ac- tivities , \ Mr. Aikman reported , \ are outdoor activities that vary from expeditions to cruises and local coed activities. Exp lorers were busy for months checking equipment , travel routes , arrang- ing transportation and dozens of other details involved in these ac- tivities. \ Mr. Aikman said that Exp lorers who remain at home have meet- ings of an informal nature . Then- activities are mostl y of the spur- of-the moment type needing little planning and preparation. These activities , while not highl y orga- nized , keep the Explorers together ready for the more exhilarating pace which always comes in the Fall , he exp lained. Several Exp lorer posts , needing funds for their Summer expedi- tions , have been conducting a car wash business in empty lots. They wash the cars of friends and rela- tives who have the satisfaction of knowing they are supporting a \ pay-as-you-go \ activit y. Explorer Post 242 of Riverhead , sponsored by Loyal Order of Moose , has set up training in res- cue techni ques. This will enable them to give effective service in times of emergency. Peconic Bay and Pwamas Dis- trict Explorer units are planning beach parties during August . Post 28 , sponsored by the Bell- por t Methodist Church , are accom- panying Troop 28 , sponsored b y the Bell port Episcopal Church , on a nine-day camping tri p to Han- cock. Exp lorers will serve as ad- visors and leaders to their young- er counterparts in the troop. In August , Post 28 is host to a splash part y at Leja Beach. In Sep tember the Exp lorers of Post 28 , will hike over the Applachian Trail from the Delaware Water Gap to the Culver Gap. 'Boy With Cart ' At Presbyterian Church Sunday BROOKHAVEN — An unusual experiment in Christian worship will be undertaken at 10 a. m, Sunday in the sanctuary of the Brookhaven-South Haven ' Presby- terian Church when The Play- c rafters of Bellport cooperate with the local church in a pre- sentation of the Christopher Fry verse p lay, \The Boy With A Cart . \ All worshippers are invited to attend the chancel drama. The use of drama in Christian worshi p has greatl y revived in recent decades , plays being writ- ten for this specific purpose by such authors as Mr. Fry, C. S. Lewis , and T. S. Eliot. Many of the Protestant seminaries are now offering courses in reli g ious drama to their ministerial students , a new recognition of the close bond which has traditionall y drawn to- gether the church and the arts. \The Boy With a Cart\ tells the story of St. Cuthman , a lay- man who lived many centuries ago in Cornwall , England. Upon his father ' s death , while Cuthman is still a boy, he wanders across five counties , carrying his aged moth- er behind him in a cart. At the direction of God , he stops in the village of Steyning and there builds a church. The author of the play, Mr. Fry, has constructed his one-hour drama around these simp le events , believing that the story of St. Cuthman has impor- tant religious values for modern times. One critic has pointed out that Mr. Fry has tried to show that it is onl y through faith , con- fidence , and love that modem man can find joy in living- and solve the problems that weigh him down. It is the Experimental Theatre of The Playcrafters which will perform the p lay, under the direc- tion of William Reynolds. The service in the church will be open- ed and closed with prayer , and the regular Sunday offering will be received. I ^H B LJ^^ X I^^^^HB^ M mmmm ^^^^^^mmm\M ^mmr 9 ^\?^^^HBm mmmml \ n^. ' / ^^m ^^mmmmi jV V^-v /\ ^mmmm nBU y XT- ^MlMm ^^mmW P ^yi m^^mmm H^ ^^ y^r^^^rWj AW mmm\ ^mmmmm\ Plan now for an exciting vacation tri p next I Summer and you 'll be in , a wonderful frame of mind. Join our Vacation Club NOW. Deposit $3 , $5 or $10 each week into your vacation fund at The Bell port National Bank . . . next Summer a g lorious vacation tri p is yours ! THE B ELLPORT N ATIONAL B ANK BELLPORT , NEW YORK I TK&Kt&i £&!.£• 7ftem6w 7ec(mj2 1&em ' g<?dteM ' 32 Bell port Firemen In Sayville Parade BELLPORT — Thirty-two men from the Bell port Fire Department attended a parade at Sayville July 25. The firemen used the old hand- drawn hook and ladder , which was used during the early Nineteenth Century. The children enjoyed see- ing the old-time fire equipment , and it brought back memories to the older people. An alarm was turned in Friday morning for a fire in the base- ment of the Wyandotte Hotel. The fire was small , and quickly put out. AMBULANCE CALL BELLPORT — Last Tuesday at 10:50 p. m. the Bellport ambulance took George Laliberte of Bayport from the scene of an accident at Montauk Highway and Ecke Ave- nue to Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital , George Hawkins and Fran- cis Hermus serving as crew. Live news and eye-catching ad- vertising make the Advance stand out in point of reader in- terest for every member of the fmily. —Adv. Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving Terwilliger and Clifford Miller , Props. 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Nur- sery and kindergarten in Alders- gate . 7 p. m. — Senior Youth Fellow- ship. WEDNESDAY 1 p. m. — Mid-wee k prayer service. 8 p. m. — Mid-week Bible class. BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor FRIDAY 8 p. m. — Meeting of session. SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Worshi p service. Presentation of Chi'istopher Fry ' s relig ious drama , \The Boy with a Cart\ by the Experimental Thea- ter of Playcrafters , Bell port . TUESDAY 8 p. m. — Youth Communicants class meet in the minister ' s home . WEDNESDAY 8:30 p. m. — Mid-week devo- tional service , brief sermon. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY 9:30 a. m. — Holy Communion. SUNDAY 8 a. m. — Hol y Communion. 10 a. m. — Morning prayer and sermon. The Rev. Alan C. Merrill , preacher. THURSDAY 9:30 a. m. —Holy Communion . LANGUAGE INSTITUTE BELLPORT — Nicholas J. 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