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BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Mnrjjaret Warner , AT 6-0653 Mrs. John Binnington and son , Johnny, of Brown ' s Lane returned home Monday from a five-day visit with her mother , Mrs. Thom- as Caddo of Stonington , Conn. Mrs. Helen Cissell of Brooklyn Heights was the weekend house- guest of Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Gomory of South Howell' s Point Road. On August 22 , Mr. and Mrs. August Waldron and daughters, Judv and Joanne , and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerr of North Brewster Lane motored to Mon- tauk Point for the day. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Demarest and daughters . Laura , Susan and Wendy, of Bieselin Road attend- ed the New York State Field Archery Association Champion- ship Tournament held at Connec- ticut Hill August 26 and 27. Jerry Taylor of Hebron . Conn., is visiting for two weeks with his uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bundv of Livingston Road. Bell port Fish Market — Fresh Dail y. ATlantic 6-0710.—Adv. Bruce Hanscom . son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hanscom of New Jersey Avenue , flew home from Portland, Ore.. Sunday after spending the Summer months logging for the Grays River Logging Company at Rosburg, Wash. Joyce and Christine Hans- com left Sundav to attend the Blue Mountain Academy at Ham- burg. Pa. Visiting for 10 days with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McChesnev , Jr.. was Miss Rita Benson , who re- turned to her home in North- ampton. Mass. , Tuesday. Airs. Harvey McChesnev , Sr. . of Amity- ville spent several days this week with her son and daughter- in-law. Mv. and Mrs. Harold Rieb of Country Club Road entertained at a part y Saturday night f or their son , Donald , and Miss Carol Patterson of Patchogue , who have just announced their engage- ment. About 55 friends and rela- tives attended the celebration. Malcolm Johnson and his son . Arthur , of Country Club ^ Road spend the weekend at Watkins Glen while thev participated in the New York State Field Arch- ery Tournament held at Connecti- cut Hill Saturday and Sunday. A . food sale will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Bellport Methodist Church for the benefit of the Sunday School. Homemade food , such as cakes, brownies, cookies , breads , pies, salads, clam chowder. Iiied chicken and p: e- serves will be sold on the grounds of the Wesley House. Contributors mav call Airs. Harry Fierrier . ATlantic (i-8358. if they wo \ .il like donations picked up. Hrown ' s Garage. Tel. ATlantic 6-0229. —Adv. Mrs. A. L. Powell of Glen Ridge . N. J., returned home Mon- day after visiting for the week- end with her son-in-law and daughter . Air. and Airs. Donald Si re; l of Brown ' s Lane. Dr. and Airs. William O. Bink- ley and family have been visiting with Airs . BinMcy ' s brother-in- law and sister , the Rev. and Airs. Alan C. Alerril 1 of South Country Road. While they were here, their son , David , was baptised Saturday bv Father Merrill. _ Dr. Rinkley. who iust received his doctorate in English at the University of Wis- consin . Madison. Wis., is a pro- fessor at the University of Vir- ginia at Charlottesville . Va. Visitin g with Captain Wilbur A. Corwin of Woodruff Street for the weekend were Air. and Airs. Leslie C. Downing of Homer. The Alis ses Jean Thorndike. Sandra AVallen and Kathy Klein motored to Alaine last Thursday for a few days vacation at Christ- mas Cove. Air. and Airs. R. William Mac- Comiskev and family of General AIcLean Drive returned home Alondav night from Lake Suna- pee, N. H. Aliss Lynne MacCom- iskey had spend three weeks at the lake , and was joined by her family last week. There will be no garbage col- lection on Alondav. Sep tember 4 , 1%1. Garbage will h? collected on bot h sides of the village on Wed- nesday, September 5. 1961. —Adv. Air. and Mrs. Harold Halsted of South Brewster Lane we re guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ward of Shelter Island for the weekend , while Air. Halsted par- ticipated in the open regatta for Star boats held at the Shelter Is- land Yacht Club Friday and Saturday. Aliss Alariorie Blankley of Garden Citv is visiting this week with Airs. A. ti. Lingley of Brown ' s Lane. Visiting with Air. and Airs. W. A. Higinbotham of North How- ell' s Point Road is Mr. Higin- botham ' s mother . Airs. D. S. Higinbotham of East Bloomtield. On Tuesday. Air. Higinbotham , accompanied by his mother , went lo New York City to meet h i T brother-in-law and sister , Air. and Mrs. T. K. Osgood and daughter , Andrea , who just returned from Dusseldorf , Germany, on the L T .S.S. America. Air. Osgood , a foreign service officer in the U.S. State Department has been at the consulate in Dusseldorf for the past two j ears . His next a-sieninent will be in Paramaribo. Surinam, S. A. Spending a few days this week with Air. and Airs. David II. Lan- man , Jr., of Hulse Street are Airs. David H. Lanman , Sr ., of Southport . Conn., and Airs. Wheeler Clark of Fairfield , Conn. Airs . Bohun Kinloch left Alon- dav for her home in Charleston , N. C. after visiting for two weeks with her son-in-law and daughter . Air. and Airs . John Sncdeker of Bay Crest Lane. Judith Lancaster of Gerard Street. Aliss Andrea Clune of Searsdale , and Aliss Shirley Xoakes of Newhampton , N. H., left August 1(5 on a motor tri p to La Puenta , Calif ., where they will teach in the La Puenta School system this Fall. They all graduated from Syracuse Univers- ity earlier this Summer , and were sorority sisters of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. On their trip, thev stopped at many points of interest including. Las Vegas , Nov., a dude ranch in Colorado , Salt Lake City, Utah, and Bryce Canyon, arriving in LaPuenta Alondav . Air. and Airs . Henry Rant and family of South Country Road have returned from an 11-day va- cation. Driving the route along the seacoast , they stopped in Alaine for live days before going on to New Brunswick. Last week . Air . and Airs. An- drew AI. Underbill of Bellport Lane cruised on their boat . \Al- bion. II , \ to Three Mile Harbor , Shelter Island . and Montauk Point. One morning they awoke to find that their automatic pump had stopped working, and the boat had taken five inches of water. They struggled to reach Three Alile Harbor , where their boat had to be hauled' out of the water . The Advance is on sale in Hett- inger ' s Delicatessen , Taylor ' s Del icatessen , Yinny ' s Stationery Luncheonette and Bellh aven Luncheonette in North Bellport. — Adv. The Rev. and Airs. John Al. Scott and their three children have returned to their home in Charleston , W. Va., after a visit with Father Scott ' s mother . Airs. A. G. Lingley of Brown ' s Lane. Boats will start to arrive to- morrow to participate in the an- nual Labor Dav Regatta which will be held at the Bellport Yacht Club Saturday , Sundav and Mon- day. One race will be held each dav. Air . and Airs. Wells Eddy and family of Kensington , Conn., are spending three weeks with Airs. Edd y ' s mother , Airs . Joseph Par- sons of Bellport Lane. Airs. Par- sons ' son and daughter-in-law , Air . and Airs. William King and their two daughters will arz-ive here today from Riverside , Conn. , for the Labor day weekend. The Advance is on sale at Trot' ta Brothers , and Bellport Station' ery in Bellport. —Adv. Airs. John P. Aleade and family and a young friend. Holton Walk- er , of Rye , are visiting with Airs. Aleade ' s parents Air. and Airs. Andrew AI. Ui.derhill , until after Labor day. Air. Aloade will join them for the weekend. Airs. John Gibson and children , Billy and Susan , of Pearl Street arrived home last AVednesday from a trip to Cleveland , O., where they attended the wedding of Airs. Gibson ' s sister-in-law , Aliss Hope Gibson to Andrew Dempsey, Tuesday. Air . and Airs. Charles Horton of Jenson Bea-ch , Fla., and In- wood , visited August 22 with their niece and family, the W. Earl Thompsons of Country Club Road. Airs. Florence Lenz of Brook- lyn visited for the weekend with he.r son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Airs. Gordon Lenz of Country Club Road. A family harbecue was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pcrino , Jr., of North How- ell' s Point Road Sunday. Besides the Perino family, others present were Air. and Mrs. George Mist- ier of Woodland Park Road and Air. and Airs. George Hartz and daughtei's , Judy, Jane and Mari- lyn of Wantagh. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larkin and sons , Richard and Wayne , of Academy Lane vacationed last week at Alystic Seaport , Conn.* and Sturbridge. Mass. Weekend houseguests of Air. and Airs. Frank Perry of Countr y Club Road were Mrs. Perry ' s parents , Air. and Airs. J. B. Lane and son , Bradley, her uncle , George Lane , and Air. and Mrs. Al Sabo of Bavside. PFC Edward Farr and Pvt. Robert Alonague of Northampton , Alass., who are stationed at Fort Alyer . Va ., spent the weekend with Edward' s parents, Dr. and Airs. Lee Farr of South Country Road. Air. and Airs. John Sullivan and son , Ricky, left Sundav for their new home at 26 Fountain Place , Clinton. Mr and Airs. Sullivan have _ taught in Central School District 4 for the past four years. Air. Sullivan will be teaching principal at Clark Mills Element- ary School , and Airs. Sullivan will teach first grade in the White- boro School system. Air. and Airs. Merrill J. LaLone of South Brewster Lane and Mr . and Airs. Paul Eve of South Haven have returned f.rorm a motor trip to Saratoga Springs , Lake George and Schuylerville. Air. and Airs. Lyle Lc/ckwood rnd their three children have re- turned to their home in Palo Alto , Calif., after a two-week visit with Airs. Lockwood' s father . J. Norman Carpenter of Bellport Lane. Driving along South Countv Road in Bell port these Summer evenings , one cannot help noticing the new lights on the grounds of Christ Church illuminating th e lovely old church , formerly al- most completely hidden by a high privet hedge . The rector , the Rev. Alan C. Merrill , and mem- bers of the parish appreciate the assistance in installing the new lights giyen by Edward MaeDoug- all, a member of the building committee. The plans for land- scaping the grounds provide for the planting of shrubs around the base of the lights , which will fur- ther beautify the scene. 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 Bayport. All this for only 50c. — Adv. JOilM LfclEB r~F — ~m / | HAVE TO GET THIS V [ PRESCRIPTION FILLED. J I CAN YOU RECOMMEND / > A GOOD DRUGGIST ? ) r TAKE IT TO '^ TU C AC I J PHARMACY J TH EY'RE COMPLETELY DEPENDABLE AND VOU , GET FAS T SERVICE TOO . ' I LEWIS KNIGHT , Ph.G. I SINC B 1900 \ Tel. AT 6-0079 1 FRKTPRESCRfPTToM KCIVERYJ I EMERGENCY TEL, AT 6-8588| BELLPORT , L.I. Robbers Hit Haven Grill For $3 , 200 BROOKHAVEN—Two masked men robbed the Haven Grill on the Alontauk Highway here of $3 , 200 at gunpoint Monday ni g ht and escaped in a car , Fifth Precinct police said. Police said three women in the grill at the time were forced into the men ' s wash room. As the ban- dits left the building, one of them , police said , fired a shotgun blast through the door at the door-knob level , but no one was injured. \This is a holdup, \ one of the men was reported as saying when they walked into the grill about 10 p.m. One man carried what appeared to be a shotgun and the other a rifle , the women told police , and both men wore masks of women ' s silk stockings pulled over their heads. One of the women was motioned behind the bar, police said, while a bandit took $43.45 from the cash register. 1 wo of the women , Ella Scale and Josephine Bandi , were held in the main room of the grill b y one of the gunman. The second robber , police said , took the proprietress , Airs. Sophia Ostrow , who lives at the grill , to the back room and forced her to g ive him $3 , 156.55 from her cash box. Bringing Mrs. Ostrow back to the main room , the bandits, police said, told the three women to get in the men ' s room and ''just stay there. \ To emphasize their order , police said , one of the men fired a shotgun blast into the door . The women told police they heard a ear drive away fast after the men left. In leaving, police said , the men took three bottles of liquor from the bar. The women described the rob- bers to the police as being be- tween 25 and 30 years of age. Police said the women said one man was about six feet and stocky and the other about 5 feet ei g ht inches in heig ht and slim. When the robbery was reported , Patrolman Alfred Ciciulla was dispatched to the scone and Fifth Squad detectives were notified . Brookhaven-South Have n Mrs. Ann Hornbostel BEllport 7-0147 After a visit of six weeks with their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rappe of Haw- kins Lane , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wulff and their other daughter , Miss Madeleine Wulff , all from De Barry, Fla., left by car Au- gust 19 to return home. Mr. and Mrs. William Bell of Clover Lane entertained Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ardizzone of New York City at dinner August 20. The Firep lace Literary Club will hold its meeting at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday, at The Brookhaven Free Library. The speakers will be Col. Harry C. Dayton , direct- or of Civil Defense of Suffolk County, and Berkley Bennett , staff assistant , who is in charge of the shelter program. Jennifer Puleston , daughter of Mr. and Airs. Dennis Puleston of Meadow Lane, who graduated from Bellport High School this year , returned home August 20 after having completed a Summer session at the Biological Station of the Universit y of Michigan in Tellston , Mich. She took two cour- ses , one in ormithology and the other in taxonomy of the Flower- ing Plants. In October Jennifer will start her studies at Antioch College in Ohio where her older brother. Dennis , also is a student. He came home for the weekend of August 13 to collect marine invertebrates like sea urchins and starfish, which are objects of his present researc h in college. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Puleston , their daughter , Jennifer , Henry Halama of Yap bank , Paul Stouten- berg of Cutchogue , Bree Benning- ton of Bellport , Carol yn Marshall of Bellport and Paul Huntt of Kew Gardens , took a bird tri p on August 24 to Brigantine , N. J., a marshy place with brackish wa- ter. The most unusual was a glos- sy ibis; besides they oberved the Husonian Godwit , Little Blue He- rons , Louisiana Herons, Marsh Hawks and numerous varieties of plovers , sandpi pers , terns and gulls. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. Airs. Margaret Theys of Queens left last Thursday after a week' s visit with her son-in-law and daughter , Air. and Airs. George Nink of Chapel Road. She cele- brated Mrs. Nink' s birthday Au- gust 20 with the family. The Republican Club is plan- ning a barbecue for the evening of September 13 at the Brookha- ven Firehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Moore of London , England , were weekend guests of Airs. C. Oliver Welling- ton of Meadow Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caff yn of New York City spent the weekends with Mrs. Wellington all through the Sum- mer. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodzeit of Bay -Road returned last Friday from a two weeks ' vacation motor trip through Michigan and Wis- consin. They spent a week at the Summer home of friends at Lake Geneva , Wis., enjoying a lot of boating and swimming. The children of Air. and Airs. Rudolp h Sher of Alott Lane, Vic- tor and Erica , spent last weekend with their grandparents , Air. and Airs. Zelig Sher , at the grand- parents ' home in the Bronx. Air. and Mrs. Charles Colgan of Fire Place Neck Road and their son , David , returned last week from a vacation motor trip of 10 days through New York State. They spent a few days at Lake Pleasant , before returning through New England. Mr. and Airs. Fred Gillespie of Pine Street and their daughters , Shirley and Alichele , returned last week from a w r eek' s vacation touring New York State. After having been in Watkins Glen and Letchworth State Park they visit- ed Great Western Winery where they watched with great interest the production of champagne. Af- ter having enjoyed a tour of Al- fred Universit y at which Summer classes are now in session , the Gillespies also visited a store in Batton where the proprietor has been making f>-ures out of gems and beads for tru past 35 years. They then went on to visit Air . and Mrs. Harry Steiber in Mor- ris , who were residents of Brook- haven several years back when they owned the garage on Mon- tauk Highway, which is now run b y Gus LeistmSan. Two days were spent with Air. and Airs. Fred Steiber , also former Brookhaven residents. While there , the Steibers took their guests to the Walton Fair where they all enjoyed the atmosphere and features of a reg- ular count y fair. On the way home the famil y stopped at Cim- arron City, a large amusement Park in Monticello. The Brookhaven Ambulan- ce Company officiall y finished its fund drive with house to house collections last Sunday, it had strated the Sunday after July 4. The 16 members of the company would greatly appreciate the re- cei pt of contributions by mail from any residents who were mis- sed by the canvassers. Such con- tributations should be addressed to The Brookhaven Ambulance Company, Brookhaven. Airs. Helen Maust of South Country Road gave a dessert part y last Friday night. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Derk Luers and Mr. and Ai rs. Hardwick Diebler from Germany, Air. and Airs. Kara Otnes from Norway, Air. and Airs. Allen. Kemp from Wales , Eng land , Mr. and Airs. Da- vid Epner of Brooklyn Heights , Mrs. William Bassett of Connect- icut , Miss Madeline Goddard of Bellport and Robert AlacLachlan of Brookhaven. Last Sunday the Gelband fam- il y of Mott Lane celebrated Al yra ' s twelfth and Helen ' s ninth birth- day with a large family party. The birthdays are August 27 and August 28 , respectively. Air. and Airs. Carl Muehlhause of Bethesda , Md., and their two children . Pamela and Greg, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. R. C Anderson August 21 returning from a week's vacation in Southampton. The f- ftTuehlhauses are forme r residents of Brookhaven and lived in the house now occupied by Dr. An- ders and his famil y. At that time Mr. Muehlhause was a physicist at Brookhaven National Labora- tory ; he is now with the National Bureau of Standards at Washing- ton , D. C. iMr. and Mrs. Sidney Kell y of Arthur Avenue enjoyed a visit of their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kelly of Hemp- stead , and their 4 children last Saturday, who brought with them their own visitors from out-of- town , Mrs. Fred Faiver and her niece , Alarsha Jean Faiver , of Ji- rard , O., and Air. and Airs. Elmer Scholvin of Northumberland , Pa. While teaching at Hofstra , the son has been studying at Columbia University where he received a scholarship for the coming year; after its completion he will have obtained his doctor degree in ad- ministration and higher education. Miss Judith Patterson , daughter of Mr. and Airs. H. J. Patterson of Bay Road , will get married to William C. Weeks son of Mr. and Airs. Robert D. Weeks of Hawkins Lane in Bell port Christ Church, Saturday afternoon. A rehearsal dinner will be given bv Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Everett of Bellport «nd Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Weiss at the Weiss residence in Bell port to- morrow night. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Potter have arranged for a bri- dal luncheon Saturday. After Un- church ceremony a reception will be held at the bride ' s home. The Rev. Richard W. Gray of St. James Episcopal Church ie- turned last week from a month' s vacation. In his first vacation week he went with his wife , his young son , his mother , Airs. Wil- liam G '-ay, and his mother ' s sis- ter , Mrs. John Falls , both of Alas- sapequa , to Middletown , Conn., to visit his brother , William Gray, Jr.. for two days. The whole par- ty went from there to Cape Cod where they spent the rest of the week before coining home. The following three weekends were spent at Rocky Point where Mrs. Gray ' s father , Frederick Fox , owns a Summer home. June Lohmann , daughter of Air. and Mrs. Henry Lohmann of South Country Road , celebrated her nin- th birthday August 28 with a par- ty for a few close friends. Steve Bonyun , son of Mr. and Airs. Bill Bonyun of Burnett Lane and his friend Roy Tay lor , son of Mr. and Airs. Ralph Taylor , will leave Friday for a tour of New- England by car. First they all go up to , Maine to stay at the Bon- yun ' s farm on Westport Island in Casco Bay for a day. From there they plan to go on to the base of Mount Washington in New Hampshire to climb up to the top on foot through Tuekermann Ra- vine. After this adventure they will drive to Vermont to visit sev- eral members of Roy ' s family. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bracknce and their two teen age children paid a short visit last Monday to the house in which they lived 12 years ago. It is located on Bur- nett Lane and is occupied now by Air. and Airs. Richard Hammer- strom and their children. The Bracknees live now in Princeton , N.J. Brookhaven School will open its gates to its pupils for the start of a new school year at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday with full sessions on the first day for all grades. Airs. North of Patchogue will be first grade teacher , Airs. Alohl- mann of South Haven is going to teach seventh grade; for all other grades the teachers remain , the same as last year. All tea- chers of Central School District 4 will meet for Orientation dav Tuesday, in Bellport Hi g h School. The South Haven School will open Wednesday at 9 a. m., half day for the entire school. Regu- lar sessions will begin Thursday. The teachers will be at the school on Tuesday before opening day from 10 to 12 a. m. Captree Bridge To G. S. Beach Scheduled for '63 ALBANY—J. Burch AIcAlorran. state superintendent of public w orks , has announced recei pt oi a low bid of $3 , 474 , 00 from Karl Koch Erecting Company, Inc., of the Bronx , for construction of the 27-span superstructure of the Fin- Island Inlet Brid ge , connecting Fire Island w r ith Captree State Parkway and Ocean Parkway near Captree State Park. Four bids were received. The brid ge will have a 26-foot- wide concrete slab roadway with a three- foot-wide sidewalk on the western side. The span over the main channel of the inlet will be 600 feet long, 66 feet above mean sea level , and flanked b y two 233- foot-long spans. These three span^ will be of tied-arch cantilevered construction and the other 24 spans will be of girder and beam construction. The latter will in- clude 22 spans each 138 feet long and two 45-foot-long spans , for a total length of 4 , 192 feet for all 27 spans. Work is expected to begin shortly after a contract will be executed . Th° contract will be awarded , following a routine check by state engineers of all bids re- ceived , to the contractor who is found to have submitted the low- est va 'id bid. There usuall y is a lapse of about one month between receipt of bids and contract award. Scheduled for completion by De- cember 1 , 1963 , all work will be under the supervision of Austin AI. Sarr , district engineer in charge of the department ' s district office at Babylon. As important as the set of you r veil is your choice of wedding stationery. You can ' t go wrong if you choose your invitationals from the fine choice stock at The Ad- vance. Always at budget prices. —Adv. Bellport Girl , 12 , Sets New Record To Win N. Y. State Archery Title TERMED SENSATIONA L WIN: . ¦ — r Laura Demarest Laura Demarest , daug hter of Air. and Airs. Calvin Demarest of Bieselin Road , Bell port , took top spot in the Junior Girls Division of the New York State Annual Field Archery Championship held at Watkins Clen last weekend. This talented youngster , who is 12 years old, scored a sensational win at the Tournament , which was attended by 6 8 7 contestants. Laura ' s aggregate score of 595 , which won her the title, not only broke the previous record by more than 200 points , but also was 46 points hig her than the Intermedi- ate Girls Champion , the next divi- sion , which includes girls up to 16 years ot age. The field tournament is shot on courses ot 28 targets set up on hay bales along trails through the deep woods of the State Forest. A course is about two miles long, and takes about three hours to comp lete. The archers shoot in groups of four , not unlike golfers. Saturday morning the field round is shot , using targets with con- centric circles , and in the after- noon the hunter round is shot , using all black targets , except for a small white spot in the center. On Sunday morning comes the final animal round , in which life size colored targets of animals are shot at. Laura won firs t p lace medals for each of the three rounds as well as the trop h y for the total score. She made hor own arrows , which she comp leted a f ew days before leaving for the sta te tournament. She has been shooting for two years , coached by Alalcolm John- son of Bellport. Of the nine tournaments in which Laura has competed , she has won a first place in all of them , and has also taken part in a number of archery exhibitions on the island. HALLMARK ,, n nnrnn COMPLETE i «s™ u. s. PRESS .»—' , PRINTING • PHOTO OFFSET • GEN. ENGRAVING _ 3 Bellport Lane , Bell port , N. Y. — ATlanUc 6-073 1 STlTH IS LABOR DAY WE SALUfc B H ALL WORKING PEOPLE OF 9 H B f?AJN AND BRAW N WHO P H BRING US THE G OOD THINGS j Let us drive with courtesy and care this weekend so wc can all continue enjoy ing the good things of life . THE B E L LPO RT N ATIONAL B AN K BELLPORT , NEW YORK I Tf lwt&iF.D.I.C* 7fhH^ ?edmj^ 1^e2 m ^i^^ \ ^SHIIHBIHIHHHBflBHHHHflflHBflHflHKflHHBHn ^^^H^HHilHHEKHBHflfll ^^HHB^fl^^^^^^^HB Annual Barbecue Set At Bell p ' t Dock Sun. Bellport village will be the scene of the annual Summer bar- becue sponsored by the Bell port Unit of the Women ' s Auxiliary to Brookhaven Memorial Hosp ital , stai-ting at 5 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. E. Floyd Hassell , unit president , and the committee , met at the home of Mrs. Josep h Ball on Woodacres Road to finalize plans for the chicken barbecue to be set up on the west side of the village dock as a . feature of the annual race weekend. All proceeds will be donated toward filling the current p ledge of the local unit to Brookhaven .Memorial Hosp ital. 3 Easy Steps—1. Phone GRo- ver 5-1000; 2. Say that, you wish to suscribe to The Advance ; 3 Give us your name , home adress or P. O. Box number. —Adv. \ BELLPORT ASPHALT \ \ PAVING CORP. \ \ Asphalt Paving « J Parking Areas - Driveways < ? Trucking \ \ Topsoil — Bluestone \ \ Gravel — Fill — Sand \ ? Estimates Cheerfully Given \ X 28 Station Road Bellport { \ Telephone ATlantic 6-0061 \ UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patcho gue , N. Y. Tel. GRover 5-3600 ¦^¦HMMH ^BM^H^HH^HBHHI ^HniHMlMHHMHHIIIHHBnMHHI I'liSI \ Let Gene Do lt \ -^ ¥\ i W ^ z5k 1 Painting : f Carpentry \^_ \P-^ f \ i\ ' __ m S T * • ! Work - res ^— : \ ^ NiiS™ I Interior VV UI K. . 1 ____ W jl/ ^ELl g Exterior Brents |g| i -U. \P^ 1 Attics , Garages Bj9H~— \ , -|Av \ ¦ Wallpapering Porches _f__ W | *\ GENE HOME DECORATING i 24 GENERAL McLEAN DRIVE, BELLPORT :: AT 6-1080 ff .- — — ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ in ¦ , » . » .». 1 .».ll ^«, < L » .^.VIU »! J!JU*LHH>- W .W-»- » Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving T erwilliger and Clifford Miller , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickun and Delivery Telephone ATlantic 6-0185 BELLPORT — A car crashed into the front of the Bellport Ca- sino on Station Road earl y Sun- day when the accelerator pedal of a car apparentl y stuck , Fifth Pre- cinct police said. Police said that the driver , Wood row W. Bell , -IS , of \6 Bridge Avenue , Patchogue , told them he was trying to move his car in the parking lot of the establishment and the accelerator pedal stuck , causing the auto to continue for- ward. The vehicle st ruck the front of the building, broke the glass and pushed in the brick base , police reported. Poliee said John Hi pp, 21) , of 40 Adelaide Street , Huntington Sta- tion , who was standing in the door of the casino when the acci- dent happened , jumped clear. Pa- trolman Thomas Dweii investigat- ed the accident , which occurred about 2:40 a. m. Accelerator Sticks Car Strikes Front Of Bell port Casino BELLPORT — James Harmon Lott, of 18 Bell port Lane , here who was injured August 12 when he was involved in a train-car acci- dent in Hagerman , died late last Wednesday at Brookhaven Memor- ial Hospital , East Patchogue. He was 75. The accident happened shortl y before 4 p. m. at Champ lin Avenue and the Long Island Rail Road tracks when a westbound train was in collision with the left rear of the car Mr. Lott was driving, according to the Suffolk County Police. Mr. Lott was taken to the hospital in the Bellport Fire De- partment Ambulance. Funera l services were held Fri- day at the Ruland Funeral Home , Patchogue , with the Rev. Fred- erick T. Smith , pastor of the Bell- port Methodist Church , officiating. There was a private cremation. Mr. Lott retired 10 years ago after serving 40 years on the New- York Universit y administrative staff. He served most recently as supervisor of properties at NlU. He also managed the NYU book store. Mr . Lott was a graduate of NYU College of Engineering, class of IJ>11 , and a member of Zeta Psi fraternity. Born in Brooklyn , he lived here 11 years. There are no immediate survivors. James Lott Dies; In Train-Auto Crash August 12 MASTIC BEACH — Mesdan^ Tess Azzato , Viola Haughn and Florence Nelson of the Mas tic- Beach Fire Department Childrens Band are sponsoring a card party at 1 p. m. Thursday, September 7 at the firehouse on Neighborhood Road. Refreshments will be served and awards given. All are welcome Proceeds derived from this party will go toward the upkeep of the band and the purchase of addi- tional she°t music and musical in- struments. BAND BENEFIT BROOKHAVEN—John S. Hand- loser , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Handloser of Bay Road , Brookhaven will enter Avon Old Farms School in the Third Form September 1' .) . Avon Old Farms is an indepen- dent secondary school for boys located on 1 , 200 acres of wooded land in the town of Avon , Conn., a few miles from th\ city of Hart- ford. Two hundred boy< will regis- ter at the school during the week of September 11 , representing 22 states and seven foreiu' n countries. Brookhavenite to Enter Avon Old Farms School BELLPORT METHODIST CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Frederick I. Smith , Pastor SATURDA Y 11 a. m. — Food sale , Wesley House lawn. SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Church service. Nur- sery and kindergarten , Alders- gate. 7 p. m. — Senior Y r outh Fellow- ship. WEDNESDAY 1 p. m. — Mid-week prayer service. 7 p. m. — Choir practice. 8 p. m. — Mid-Week Bible class. CHRIST EPISCOPA L CHURCH Bell port , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY i) : ' M) a. m. — Hol y Communion SUNDAY 8 a. m. — Hol y Communion. !):. ']() a. m. — Famil y service. Holy Communion. 11 a. m. — Hol y Communion and sermon. Preacher , the Rev. Alan C. Merrill. THURSDAY 9:W a. m. — Hol y Communion. BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor SUNDAY 11 a. m. — Worship Service. Seimon topic , ''Alack , George , Where Are Th y Shoes?; A Con- sideration of George Fox. \ Please note new time of service. WEDNESDAY 8:30 p. m. — Vesper Worshi p service , brief sermon. News of the Churches
