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UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N. Y. Tel. GRo<> - 5-3600 a_a_a —¦— a Ba_a_tata_a ~Ba_a > _— . — * ¦ ¦¦ ¦. ... . - ... Charlie hit the ce^n g when they re-billed him for a bill he had already paid. Then he remem- bered his cancelled checks—a check is a legal recei pt , you know. ¦ A Checking Account at The Bellport National Bank will g ive you a record of your expenditures for bud get and tax purposes. THE B ELLPORT N ATI O NAL B ANK BELLPORT , NEW YORK j 7HeMfak F. D.LC~ * 7?tm6e^ 7edm^ ^m^^i~ ^^ \ ¦¦ l llllalara—nTaT-TBa—aTana—T—rM~ a ~ga_a«a ~ITlWlTnri Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving Terwilliger and Clifford Miller , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickup and Deih ery Telephone ATIantic 6-0183 [ ^^ |I ^_ a> - ia ^j^^. V i HHH ui^BBaiMHM«MMaHaHHa-n SPECIAL THIS WEEK DELICIOUS HOME COOKED SAUERBRATEN 1.75 With Dumplings and Red Cabbage BELLPORT HOTEL BE ^ T ,.&» E Bell port Man , 75 , Suffers Injuries In Train-Car Accident A 75-year-old Bellport man is in fair condition today at Brook- haven Memorial Hospital after a Long Island Rail Road tiain was in collision Saturday with the left roar of the car he was driving. Fifth Precinct police said. James Harmon Lott of 18 Bell- port Lane , police said , suffured ac t-rat.ons and abia*dons of the face in the accident which occurr- ed about 3:55 p. m. at Champ lin Avenue and the railroad tiaeks in Hagerman. According to police reports , Mr. I ott was tra\ eling south on Cham- plin Avenue and the train , whose engineer was Charles Tyrell. was progi essing west , when the acci- dent took p lace. The Bellport Fir\ Department ambulance took Mr Lott to the hospital. Patrolman Joseph J. Intermaggio investigat- ed. BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Mnrjraret Warner , AT 6-0653 Mr. and Mrs. George Fogarty and daughters , Maureen , of Fuoco Street sailed Saturday on the Queen of Bermuda for a week' s vacation in Bermuda. Visiting for the week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hallock of Pearl Street are Mrs. Hallock' s sisters , Mrs. Donald Logue of Youngs- town , 0., and Mrs. Charles Acker- son and famil y of Cuba , N. Y. Last Tuesday and Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Walbridge of New Canaan, Conn., were house- guests of Mr. Walbrid ge ' s son-in- law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Harvey MeChesney, Jr., of Bell- port Lane. Mr. and Mrs. David Lanman and family of Hulse Street returned home Sunday from a week' s va- cation at Marion , Mass., where they visited Mr. and Mrs. William Howell. Mrs. Ma rjorie Vickery of Wes- terl y, R. I., arrived Monday ni ght for a week' s visit with her broth- er-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. John Binnington of Brown ' s Lane. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Carter , Mr. ad Mrs. Malcolm Johnson and sons . Arthur and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olsen and daughter , Karen , attended the performance of \Pleasure Island\ at Jones Beach Tuesday ni ght. Bellport Fish Market — Fresh Daily. ATIantic 6-0710. —Adv. Guests \ vast week of Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv K. Dominy of Wood- land Park Road were Lt. and Mrs. Paul F. McCarthy , Jr., and infant son . Paul F .McCarthy, III , of Jacksonville , Fla.. Mrs. McCarth y is the former Miss Sandra Wil- liams , formerly of Bellport. Mr. and Mrs. William Martin and daughter , Maz*y, of Map le Ave- nue entertained as dinner guests on Sunday Clay Cole , television actor who was starring in \Flow- er Drum Song \ at the Gateway Theatre , and Mr. and Mrs. John Wallen of Circuit Road. That evening they attended the perfor- mance of the play in which Mr. Cole starred. Bert McMahon , chief engineer on the Socony Mobil tanker , \Platts- burg, \ which p lys the Great Lakes, landed with his tanker at Cold Spring Harbor last Wednesday. His wife and their two sons . Pat- rick and Hugh of North Howell' s Point Road drov e to Cold Spring Harbor Sunday to visit Mr. Mc- Mahon and were invited aboard the tanker for dinner and a tour of the boat. The \Plattsburg ' , which comes to Long Island only once or twice n year , left Sunday to leturn to the Great Lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Leonard Knighton of Amityville announce the birth of their first child , a son , Jeffrey Leonard , Jr.. August 8. . Airs. Knighton is the former Mi *s Ann French , daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Willard French of South Brewster Lane. On Monday afternoon , Cathy Collins celebrated her fourth birth- day with a group of her friends. Those present at her party were Susa n Gorman , Norman and Boo- by Kurass , Joanne Maggio , Rob- ert Mahoney, and Cathy ' s grand- mothers , Mrs. Robert Pardee of Kingston and Mrs. Fred Collins of Dobbs Ferry. Cathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Collins of Bellhaven Road. Miss Madeline Goddard has re- turned from Tucson , Ariz., and is with her mother , Mrs. Ralph Goddard of Roger ' s Avenue. She motored East , making a number of visits with friends on the way. • she stayed in Jackson Hole , Wyo., Denver , Colo., Cleveland and To- ledo , O., and Wellsboro , Pa. The Bellport Mens ' Fellowship entertained their families at a p ic- nic at Heckscher State Park on Sunday. A baseball game and oth- er entertainment was enjoyed by everyone. Brown ' s Garage. Tel. ATIantic 6-0229—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rose and family of Gerard Street returned home Monday from a weekend vi- sit with Mrs. Rose ' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hankins and family of Madison , Tenn., who are at their Summer home in Hyde Park. Other guests were M3rs. Rose ' s mother , Mrs. F. H. Hooker of Brushton , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hooker and family of Brushton , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hooker and famil y of Houston , Tex. Dr . and Mrs. Malcolm Holliday and their sons , Randol p h , Robert , Alexander and Richard , of Pitts- burgh , Pa., are spending the month of August at the Van Vleck house on Brown ' s Lane. Dr. Holliday who is with the Brookhaven National Laboratory* for this month , is on the staff of the Pittsburgh Chil- drens ' Hospital. Miss Ellen French , daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Willard French of South Brewster Lane , entertained at a supper party Friday night to celebrate her eleventh birthday. John R. H. Blum of Brookl yn Heights visited for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fai- son , Jr., of Brown ' s Lane. iMr. and Mrs. Herbert Gray and family of Old Greenwich , Conn., spent the weekend at Grayden on South Howell' s Point Road * . Visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emma of Bieselin Road is Mr. Emma ' s sister , Vicky Emma of Levittown. Louis Sands of Elmont is spend- ing the week with his son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sands of Bieselin Road. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Bone and daughter , Sharon , of Denver , Colo , are visiting for the month of Au- gust with their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fuoco of 92 Fuoco Street. An outdoor supper part y was given for Wendlyn Smith Monday af ternoon in honor of her tenth birthday b y her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Smith of Station Road. Those present were Ann Beth Kass , Christine Auletti , Su- san Demarest , Paula Feeney, Al- ison Hallock , Christine Hamlyn. Gail Koshland. Mlchele Majetic , Jane Potter , Cheryl Regalmuto and Patricia Stelle. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pritchard and children , Bobby and Lorren , returned to their home in Irving- ton , N.J., following a three weeks ' visit with Mrs. Pritchard ' s mother , Mrs. Hattie Schoenthaler of 83 Circuit Road. Conrad C. Heede of South Country Road spent the weekend in Middlebury, Conn., with his col- lege roommate , John Fanning. A cooperative supper party was held at the home of Captain and Mrs. Harold Bohn of South Coun- try Road before the firemen ' s dance Saturday night. Other host couples were Mr. and Mrs. Alf Christoffersen , Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward der Mateosian , and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Congdon. The group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Congdon after the dance. Nancy Bojus and Karen Bohn are spending two weeks at Camp Edey, Bayport. Mx. and Mrs. Richard Carleton and family of Brown ' s Lane , and Dr. and Mrs. James Warner and son of Bellhaven Road spent last week at the Heede cottage on Great South Beach. The Advance is on sale in Bell- inger ' s Delicatessen , Taylor ' s Del icatessen , Vinny ' s Stationery & Luncheonette and Bellhaven Luncheonette in North Bellport. — Adv. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gould of North Brewster Lane are Mrs. Putnam Drake and daugh- ter , Susan , of Elmira; Miss Jaf- fray Gould of Bridgeport , Conn.; and Mrs. Dorothy Neel of Atco , N.J. Norman Gould ahas returned home from attending the Summer school session at the Crane School of Music , Potsdam. Mrs. S. der Mateosian and her grandson , Haig Mardirosian of Tenafly, N.J., arrived Tuesday for -l 10-day visit with Mrs. der Mat- •osian ' s son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Edward der Mateo- sian of Academy Lane. Mr. and Mrs. David Weinstein and daughter , Susan , of George Court spent from Wednesday un- til Friday of last week vacation- ing- at Montauk Point. The Ruth A.M.E., Zion Church , Station Road , will hold its annual fair Saturday, starting at 12 noon on the church grounds. Homemade food will be sold, games will be held , and prizes awarded. A dem- onstration party will be g iven as a special feature. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed , then- daughter , Kyle , and son , Donald , left Tuesday for their new home in Stanford , after visiting for five days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuman of Bieselin Road. The Reeds, formerly of Patchogue , have just returned from four years in Rangoon , Burma , where Mr. Reed worked for the United Nations. Prior to that time , Mr. Reed was at the Brookhaven National Lab- oratory. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goff and children , Carlin and Peter , of Riverside , Conn., arrived Tuesday for a few days ' visit with Mrs. Goff' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Ly- man Bliss of South Howell' s Point Road. The Advance is on sale at Trot- ta Brothers , and Bellport Station- ery in Bellport. — Adv. Guests this week of Ml* , and Mrs. James Vaughan of North Howell' s Point Road are Mrs. Vaughan ' s mother , Mrs. E. J. Sutliff , and her sister , Miss Mar- jori e Sutliff , of Troy. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and family of Main Street , accompani- ed by Mrs. Brown ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jelinek of Bay- port , recently returned from a va- cation to Maple Lake Farm , Keny- on , R. I. Mrs. Si grid Rice of South Coun- try Road is vacationing for the week at Great South Beach. NEW BELLPORT STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Bellin- ger ' s Delicatessen and Bellhaven Luncheonette , Montauk Highway, and Bellport Stationery Store. Published by The Advance. Also contains streets in Brookhaven , Yaphank , Medford , East Patch- ogue , Patchogue , Blue Point and Bayport. All this for only 50c. — Adv. News of the Churches CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bell port, N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector SUNDAY 8 a. m. — Hol y Communion. 10 a. m. — Hol y Communion and sermon. The Rev. Alan C. Merrill , preacher. THURSDAY 9:30 a. m. — Hol y Communion. BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor TODAY 8 p. m. — Board of Trusts L > S meet in the church. SATURDAY 6:30 p. m. — Famil y picnic and campfirc sing on the new propert y. SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Worship service. Sermon topic , \On the Road. \ TUESDAY 8 p. m. — Youth Communicants class meet in the minister ' s home . WEDNESDAY 8:30 p. m. — Vesper Worship service in the church with biief sermon. Brookhaven - South Haven Mrs. Ann Hornbostel BEllport 7-0147 JUNIOR CIVIC ASSN. Some residents may remember Ihe founding of the Junior Civic Association quite a number of years ago by a group of young peop le who wanted to rep lace the windows that were knocked out of the old station by vandals. The association has been dormant for several years but has just been reorganized after it was discovered that the club still has a checking account worth about $300. iThe new group has met twice so far. It pledges to keep young people of any age group \ off the streets \ by offering facilities for more useful and pleasant occupa- tions. The group hopes to have weekly meetings and to include in its program square dancing, folk singing, ping pong matches , lawn tennis and other pastimes and games. Officers of the association are : Stephen Bonyun , president ; Nancy Briggs , secretary; and Judy Munhofen , treasurer. Mrs. William B. Carroll of Jack- son Heights was a houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred W. Worth of Library Lane for one week re- cently. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Husto' i returned August 7 from a two- month vacation in Bermuda where they occup ied a friend' s house in Paget West. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rowley who recently bought the house of Mr. and Mrs . Knute Lee , will move in- to their new home around Septem- ber 1. For the past year they had rented the house of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weston on Library Lane while the Westons were living in Paris. France , where Mr. Weston worked in his capacity as a che- mist. Ml* . Rowley also is a che- mist. Both scientists are employed at The Brookhaven National Lab- oratory. Mr. and Mrs. H. Nicholas Han- sen and their children , Philip and Beth , of Jenkintown , Pa., returned to their Summer home on Hawkins Lane a w r eek ago after a three- week vacation trip by air to Haw- aii. They spent three days in Hon- olulu , traveling around a great deal the rest of the time. On Friday at 6:30 p. m. the Presbyterian Church is going tc hold a picnic campfire sing ing or the hilltop of the church property The singing will be led b y Mr and Mrs. Bill Bonyun. Jane Elizabeth Fuka , daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fuka o, Montauk Highway, celebrated hei seventh birthday August 6 witl a party of 14 children from Brook haven and South Haven. Mrs. Rasmu s MicheJsen of Ole Stump Road returned July 7 fron a one year ' s st*y i.. Europe. She spent most of t.;e time wi th hei son-in-law and dau c ;nter , Mr. anr Mrs. Thomas Hoyer in Oslo , Nor way. The death of the Rev. Newell D Lindner , which occuired Augus S , saddened many residents of this area who knew him as a priest of the Episcopal churches in Bell- port and Brcfokhaven. He was mar- ried to a Bellport g irl , Edith Gar- rard Wilson. At the time of hi? death he was chap lain with the Bureau of Navy Personnel , sta- tioned in Washington , D. C. Pat Reilly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Reilly of South Country Road , left after her three and a half weeks ' vacation to con- tinue her education at the Nursing School of the Columbia Memorial Hospital in Hudson. On August 8 Daria Robbiano , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Robbiano of Mott Lane , gave a part y for 35 friends at her father ' s Restaurant , \The Better 'Ole. \ Sharon Andors , daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Andors , celebra- ted her ninth birthday August 1 with a surprise dinner party at home. The family then took the six children for a short spin on the bay aboard their cruiser , Shallo. To celebrate their fourteenth wedding anniversary August 17 , Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Andors took a cruise last weekend on their boat , sailing through the bay to Shin- necock. They fished in the Inlet and came back along the ocean. Mr. and Mrs. August Gueirera of Fireplace Neck Road returned last Sunday from a 4-day vacation. They motored to Mystic , Conn., and Narraganselt , R.L , using the Orient Point Ferry for crossing Long Island Sound. On Monday, the Brookhaven- South Haven Auxiliary Unit of the Brookhaven Memorial Hospi- tal will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p. m. at the parish house of the St. James Episcopal Church. The group is busily occupied with preparing the bazaar to be held in the Fall. Many items have al- ready been made in numerous meetings of the members or by helpers in their own homes. Among the finished products are many useful knitted or crocheted baby things , all kinds of sewn ar- ticles , leather baby booties , polish- ed salad bowls , etc. Mrs. Emma Reid of South Coun- try Road recently sold her house , which she has occup ied for the last 22 years , to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simpson of Yaphank Ave- nue. She expects to leave Brook- haven by car August 28 and will drive to San Francisco to live near her son , Dr. Robert H. Reid , who lives with his wife and their three children in Lafayette , Calif. In the meantime Mrs. Reid gets invited by her numerous friends who will miss her companionship. On Aug- ust 6 , she was invited for supper with a few other guests b y Miss Emma Deknatel of Livingston Road in Bellport. On Tuesday Mrs. John Gallagher of Setauket entertained her with a luncheon at the Three Village Inn. On Thursday Mrs. Aletta Seaman of Brooklyn came out to entertain her for luncheon at The Shoreham in Sayville , and on Friday Mr. and Mrs. William Schliffer and Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Albrecht took her for luncheon to Gil Clark' s Restaurant in Bay Shore. Mrs. Mae Glen of Richmond Hills , sister of Frank Craven of Old Stump Road , stayed with her brother and sister-in-law last weekend. The Cravens ' daughter and her husband , Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Wnenta of Carman Boulevard , took her to the show \Paradise Island\ at Jones Beach Friday. On Sunday night the Wnentas entertained at a barbe- cue. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Darrow of Carman Boulevard and Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Kalinow- ,ki of Chapel Avenue. In the Summer reading program for children held at the Brookha- ven Free Library last Monday Mrs. Richard L yons of Chapel Avenue read to 8 children in the younger group while Mrs. Robert Starke of Bay Road read to 5 older ones. The program will be held for the last time at 10 a. m. Monday. 'Mrs. Alfred Bruce , who is known to many residents in Brookhaven having lived here a long time be- fore moving to California two years ago , left yesterday after laving spent a week with her cou- sin , Miss Mary Barteau of South Country Road. She is going to visit friends and relatives in New England before her return to Los \ngeles in September where she ives close to her son who is a television producer. Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Rus- sell have been entertaining their laughters and families this week , Mrs. William M. Osterhout and Carol and Bill , ^of Clinton , and Mrs. George H. Allen and sons, Russell and Douglas , of Wilton , Conn. The Russells have been making improvements to the late Miss El- la R. Hawkins ' home on Beaver- dam Road and Hawkins Lane and plan to occupy the house next Summer. Brookhaven Library Receives New Books f \y BROOKHAVEN — The follow- ing new books have recently been leceived by the Brookhaven Free Library : Adult Fiction—Benchley, \The Off-Islanders ; \ Steinbeck . \The Winter of our Discontent; \ Steg- ner , \A Shooting Star; \ Andersch \The Redhead; \ Burnford , \The Incredible Journey ; \ Fast , \April Morning; \ O'Connor, \The Edge of Sadness; \ Youd , \Messages of Love; \ Rawlings , \The Yearling; \ Dashwood , \Provincial Daughter; \ White , \Listen , the Red-Eyed Vi- ieo; \ Kirk . \Old House of Fears ; \ Brook , \Jimmy Riddle; \ Stone , \Lust for Life ; \ Robbins , \The Carpetbaggers ; \ mysteries (3 in 1)—Gardner , \Case of the Spur- ious Spinster; \ Creasey , \Killing Strike ; \ Amber , \Encounter With Evil\ and Simeon , \Maigret Rents A Room; \ Sherry, \Call the Witness; \ and Huntsberry, \Oscar Moonev ' s Head. \ Adult Non-Fiction—White , \Ma- king of a President I960; \ Thur- ber , \Lanterns and Lances; \ Flan- ders , \Senator from Vermont; \ Berg, 'Moll y and Me; \ Freuchen , \Peter Freuchen ' s Book of the Eskimos; \ Maurois , \Adrienne; \ Acheson , \Sketches from Life of Men I Have Known; \ Gunther , \Inside Europe Today; \ McKay, \Valley of Rubies \ . Juvenile— \Real Mother Goose; \ Young, \One Small Voice ; \ Ang- lund , \Cowboy and His Friend; \ \The Brave Cowboy and \Love is a Special Way of Feeling. \ God- den , \Miss Happiness and Miss Flower; \ Hunt , \Cupola House ; \ Cavanna , \First Book of Wild Flowers ; \ Kep^s , \Frogs Merry ; \ Salinger , \The Catcher in the Rye ; \ Lenski , \Cowboy Small; \ Van den Honert , \Demi , the Baby SiHer \ . Additional books for adults and children are on order and should arrive at the library shortly. Bellport Legals NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BOARD OF APPEALS VILLAGE OF BELLPORT Pursuant to the provisions ot the Building Zone Ordinance of the Village of Bell port , N. Y., no- tice is hereb y ghen that the Board of Appeals of the Village of Bell port will hold a public hear- ing in the Village O ffice , 144 South Country Road , Bell port , N. Y. on the 29th day of August , 1961 at 8:00 P. M. local time to consider the following app lica- tions: Richard J. Heidelberger , 14 Shore Road , Bell port , N. Y. to erect two-car private garage as accessory building to residence not on same p lot , but adjacent there- to; William and Betty Gammie , Louis and Anna Abrahams , for variance to erect dwelling on pri- vate ri ght of way on land locat- ed thus: Bounded North by Golf Grounds; East by Potter Map ; South by Bedell; West by Canal. Martha R. Houston Village Clerk LAWN PARTY—Mr . and Mrs. Irving Cooper- smith held Corn Harvest Lawn Party at their home on South Country Road , Bellport , Sunday, and even t featured appearance of Brookhaven Town Supervisor August Stout , Jr. , and Brook- haven Town Clerk Robert A . Cooney, both of whom are running for re-election on Democratic ticket in November. Overflow crowd was also entertained by Jimmy Lotito orchestra and fea- tured players from Bellport Playhouse. Mr. Coopersmith is shown preesnting founds collect- ed at event for coming campaign to Town Leader Dominic J. Baranello . From left to right , Coun- cilman Howard L. Rowland , Mr. and Mrs. Coop- ersmithh , Mr. Baranello , Mr. Stout and Mr. Cooney. —Hank Hubbs Photo y/yf TRA1MED MEN > 'tg> FLY JETS 1 AND TRAINED PHARMACISTS FILL PRESCRIPTIONS AT TU C AC li PHARM ACY J STOP SY SOON ! -/ _ - \ l ,OCt.L r RA PEM^K'' lt.r-* -Mpf§l^ r ^^^ SHHa^^^ 2 -^* ! UWI8 KNIGHT , Ph.6. I giHCB I9CO I Tel. AT 6-0079 ! FRl!r?>RE6CRfPTI0N DELIVERY! I EMERGE NCY TEL. AT 6-85881 BELLPORT , L.I. ) -\*»» vwvvvvvvvvvvmm v w***** . I BELLPOR T ASPHALT j | PAVING CORP. i * Asphalt Paving I * Parking Areas - Driveways < i » Trucking \ 1 Topsoil — Bluestone J I Gravel — Fill — Sand « !> Estimates Cheerfully Given J II 28 Station Road Bellport , ; Telephone ATIantic 6-0061 2 > ' . imt_ 4_ t_ __ t_, __ __ __ ».__. __ *__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _. __ _. |umi wMn^ »2^ |>aVWlAAf»a ' «»WW<a » a^«WWMla * aia j^» »MnaVWa j ^ aM>^^ I HALLMARK GREETING CARDS j I COMPLETE WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT SERVICE j i U. S. PRESS i ! PRINTING • PHOTO OFFSET * GEN. ENGRAVING | 5 Bellport Lane , Bellport, N. Y. — ATIantic 6-0734 j BELLPORT — Starting Mon- day, John Coakley will hold the season ' s last art class for children. \Adventures in Art , \ in the store next to the launderette on Bell- Lane fiom 9:30 to 11:30 a. m Parents wishing to enroll their children may call Mrs. Albert Hal- lock at ATIantic 6-1328. ART CLASS There ' s no Paper Like the Local Paper — The Advance delivered to your home every week in the year for only $5. Subscribe now , ' nhone GR. 5-1000. Ask for th< Circulation Manager. —Adv. BELLPORT — Fifth Precinct police said Sunday that item- valued at a total of $103 were ie- poi ted to have been stolen from a cabin cruiser owned heie b\ > Pe ter Paige of 32 Bell port Lane. Mr. Paige notified the dock- master , William Malone of _ 4!> Heli port Lane , who told police that Mr. Paige listed the stolen items as follows: Two fishing leels , valued at S45; a hand light $8; a spotlight . $20 , and a p lit t I binoculars , $30 , for a total oi $103 , according to polk-\ n poit- . Police said entry was gained b y breaking the cabin hatch. Pal io ' - man Vernon Harris investigate d the case. Items Valued at $103 Stolen From Cabin Cruiser Bellport Firemen Attend Pa rade , Sponsor Dance Thirty men of the Bellport Fire Department attended a parade at Blue Point las 1 Thursday. A dance was held at the Bell- port Firehouse Saturday night. A large group attended and enjoyed dancing to the music of \The Midnights. \ Refreshments were served. A $100 U.S. Savings Bond was awarded to Al Furchert , Jr., of Blue Point. Fire Chief Robert Terwilliger said he would like to remind the public that now is the time to have heating systems cleaned and checked for Winter use. \Efficient systems save money and prevent fires , \ he said. Part y Held to Honor Maril yn Cap icotta; To Enter Convent BELLPORT—The highlight of the meeting of the Rosary Altai- Societ y of Mary Immaculate R. C. Church last Tuesday night in the church auditorium was a farewell party for one of its membeis , Miss Marilyn Cap icotta , who will enter the Sisters of Mercy convent in Syosset September 7. Miss Capicotta was presented with a siher watch from the so- cie ty and l efrj shmonts were serv- ed , with a large decorated cake as the centerpiece. Th Rev. Thomas F. Manning, moderator of the society, express- ed best wishes to Miss Cap icotta. Captain Newell Dwight Lindner , 53 , who in 1934 wa- , oidained i'i the Prostestant E pi. -copal Church . Piocs(. of Long Island and be- Capt. Newell D. Lindner came rector of Chriso Episcopa Chinch , Bell port , and pri »t-in- chaige of bt. James , Biookha\en , (ii d August 8. At the time of hLs passing, Capt. Lindner was head of th. le^erve section m the Chap lain ' s Division , Buieau of Navy Peison- nel in Washington , D.C. lie lived at 5319 Kirby Road , Falls Chin ch. Va. Bom in Maiverne , he a-tended St. Paul' s School in Gaiden City, Pi nueton Univ oi - ,ity, and the l ' eikele - y Divinit y School in New Haven , Conn. Dining Woi Id Wai ll he saw thiee yeais of chapla- incy duty in tne South Pacifit . lie was leactivat d in the Navy in 1950 . anil |o ned the Chap lain ' - Division in Washington , D.C , in 1959 . Cp-at. Lindner also seived at a ' church in Mount Pleasant , Mich., and St. Mark' s Protestant Epis- copal Church in Islip. He is suivived by his wife , the former Edith Garrard Wilson; a daughter . Margo; a -on . Paul ; his father , P. W. F. Lindner; and a '•ister , _ \h~. C hailo- Rub y. Sei vices were in Id in Arlin gton National Cemetery at 11 a. m. Fiiday. Capt. Lindner Taken by Death ; Served in Area HAGERMAN— The Taxp-iyers Association of Central School Di. -aiirt will meet at the Hager- man Fn ehouse at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. On the agenda will be the elect- ion of peimanent otfiiers and ap- pointment of chanmen of the seveial standing committees , •• '* • - \i-ion of the temporary by-law s , planes for a memb T-dii p drive and a di-cu-s'on of the propo-< d third vote on the school district budget. All member- , are urged to attend . Those who aie in accoi d with the pm pose- of the association and aie interested in joining are invited. Infoimation about the a- -ociation (an he obtained by writing to the T- .xpay Ts As-ociation of Centi al School District 4 , Bo\ 415 , Bell- poit. 2 AMBULANCE TRIPS BELLPORT — Two trips weie made b y the Bellpoit ambulance dining the past week. Last Thui s- day at 11:30 p.m., Sl\ve Aiello of Fuoco Street was taken to iRiookhaven Memorial Hospital by Fr. ' .ncis Hermus and Quentin Ray- nolds , and at 1 p. m. Saturday Edward Salmon of 759 Doane Ave- nue was taken th( re by Tyson Dominy and George Hawkins. Officer Election Set B y Taxpayers Group Of School District 4 Busin?<= s v ill probabl y keep j right on being good for those who i are aggressive , gi\e good valuer , ' good services and advertise hi The \d\ance. —Adv. j a—aaaaaa—a—a—a~>—a————————aaai—a——aaaaaaa———a , __w_______a_________aa £___a_______\ ' H^H^^^^H^BBf s* 4 Sr<ii g *v£ *' aK ' _^^ H^^^^H GLASS CUT j KEYS MADE j VILLAGE | PAINT & HARDWARE I 137 M VIX STREET BELLPORT t ATIantic 6-0110 BROOKHAVEN—A famil y p icnic and campfire sing will be sponsoied by the Brookhavon -South Ha\en Presbyterian Church at 0:30 p.m. Saturday on the church' s new property at -corner of South Country and Beaver Dam Roads. All members , and friends of the church are invited to participate. Ihose attending aie urged to bring with them their own picnic ha ket anil -applies . The church will provid \ the cooking and camp hies. Singing around the campfire will be led b y Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Bon > un of Mrookhaven , both well-known to local residents and folk-song enthu siasts throughout the country. The Bonyuns are now opt rating th > Heiiloom Recording Studios in Biookhaven , and their recordings of old American songs and ballads aie now sold b y many 1 ook and i ecord stoi e- - . All aie advised to bring sweaters , and to wear their old clotl es since the evening may be cool and the -seating arrangements are the ground and the grass in the fields. Plan Family Picnic , Campfire At Presbyterian Church Sat.
