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BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Marjjarot Warner, AT 6-0653 Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Williams of Soul.; count, y Koau celeoraied the nintieth birthday of Mrs. William ' s niotner , Mrs. William H. Button , Saturday. The guests at the buffet luncheon included Dr. and Mrs. William H. Button , Jr., Miss Helen Harris , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cam- argo and their son , Robert, of New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harris and their three children of Huntington. Overnight guests of the Williams were Mrs. Arthur Williams and Miss Barbara Wil- liams of Deerfield , Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Evan Williams and daugh- tei , Elisabeth of Auburndale , Mass. Mr>. Ruth Ileinzerling of Gar- den City was a weekend guest of Mrs. Albert Lingley of Brown ' s Lane . Bellport Fish Market — Fresh Dailv. ATlantic 6-0710. —Adv. Weekend houseguests of Miss Evelyn Mojrer of Country Club Road were Mrs. Nellie Pratt of N°w Haven. Conn. , Miss Vivian Bacon and Mrs. Harry Eyre of Hamden , Conn. ' 1 ne Mis>es Janet and Jean Gardner of George Court enter- tained at a Halloween party Satur- day afternoon. The girls all met in the back yard at the \Hangman ' s tree. '' where their costumes were jud ged and prizes awarded. They had to search for their supper by rvadimr directions on notes placed at various intervals throughout the \haunted woods. \ Janet and Jean ' s brother. Jeffrey, Jerry Crane, Mrs. Jane Gardner , and Mrs. William Kell y, dressed as witch , ghost, or spook, hid in the woods to add thrills to the girls ' hunt. Those participatin g in the fun were Kathleen Rudden , Carol and Ellen French , Pam Love, Pam Kelly, Nancy Roberge , Susan Weinstein . Beverly Wiener , Sally Baier . Susan Houg h , Maro dcrMateosian , Mar- ilyn «Rant . 'Vicky Dominy alnd Kathy Gould. Mrs. Sal Sau 'l<\ general chair- man of the Girl Scout Fund Drive for Neig hborhood 4, announces that the drive is still being con- ducted in Bellport as the goal has not been reached. Contributions mav be sent to Mrs. Richard Stock of 18 Country Club Road. Carl Oiaf Mathiesen of Trond- heim , Norway, is visiting ipr a week with Mrs. Sigrid Rice and her father. Capt. Harold Bohn of South Country Club Road. Colonel and Mrs. John K. Daly of Fort Hamilton , Brooklyn , were ^ weekend houseguests of Mrs. Daly ' s ' brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and ' Wrs. Calvin Demarest of Bieselin Road. i he first Pack meeting of Cub Pack 28 of Bell por, will be held 7: 30 p. ni. November 16 , at the Ki earner Street School auditorium. The theme for the month is \Ma- gic. \ It is to be expected that all the dens , including the Webelos , will have \tricks un treir sleeves. ' PENNY PELCO SAYS : For your protection leave a light when you ' re away from home!—Adv. A Halloween party was given by den mo .her , Mrs. George Stagmann , for her Cub Scout don Tuesday afternoon. Traditional apple dunk- ing and other games were p layed. Cub Scouts attending were Robert Feltman , Keith Boyce , Frank Steg- mann , Thomas L°e , Robert Cost- anza , Steven Whalen and Thomas Feltman. The Sewing Circle of Garden City was entertained at luncheon Tues- day at the home Mrs. Albert Ling- I°v of Brown ' s Lane. Mr . and Mrs. Leo Kirchgessner and children , Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hamlyn , Sr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Fiederick Gillesp ie and famil y en- joyed three days last week at a resort up stab 1 . They saw many points of interest and enjoyed a day at the Catskill Game Farm. Mr . and Mrs. Oscar M. Stout of 8?, South Howell' s Point Road re- turned home last week from a visit with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Stout of Erie , Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Olsen of Station Road had as their weekend guest Pvt. Robert T. Storer of Fort Dix , N. J. On Saturday night the O' sens entertained a few friends b y showing their colored slides and movies. The most interesting of these was the Olsen wedding film which was taken 24 years ago. The guests had never seen this film , and Mr. and Mrs. Olsen had not seen it for 23 vears. Mr. and Mrs. George Seyfert and family of George Court return- ed home Sunday form Reading, Pa., where they attended the wed- ding of a cousin on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fuller of Maple Street drove to New York City Tuesday afternoon to join Mr. and Mrs * . David B. Little of Concord , Mass. , for dinner and to attend a performance of the Broad- way musical , \The Unsinkable Molly Brown. \ Brown ' s Garage. Tel. ATlantic 6-0229—Adv. The Knit *N' Chat Club will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. August J. Waldron of North Brewster Lane. The birthdays of Mrs. Wil- liam Valentine and Mrs. Robert Wayte will be celebrated. Members of the Hose Company of the Bellport Fire Department sponsored a dance at the firehouse Saturday ni g*ht. Sunday afternoon , a party was given for Pamela Sinkoff in cele- bration of her eighth birthday by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sinkoff of Circuit Road. Eighteen girl friends , as well as Pamela ' s family and other relatives , were present. Nancy Ann Kirchgessner , daug h- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirch ges- sner of Farm-to-Market Road , celebrated her second birthday last Wednesday with a party at her home. Mr . and Mrs. Wallace Budny of Livingston Road flew to Washing- ton , D. C , Friday to attend the Navy day dinner held at the Shera- ton-Park Hotel that evening. Be- fore returning home , they toured Arlington , Va., and the National Gallery of Art. The J. B. Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Louis Weidner of South Howell' s Point Road last Wednesday night. The following group of Bellport- ers drove to New York City Satur- day to attend an evening perform- ance of Verdi' s opera , \Aida , \ at City Center : Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Feeney, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stock , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eber- sole , Mr. and Mrs. Wil'iam Rey- nolds , and Mrs. George Paul. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldwin of Pat- chogue also accompanied the group. Visiting for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. G. Norris Glasoe of Livingston Road were Mr. Glasoe ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Alf Glasoe , and their son-in- law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Phi'i p Latreille and infant son , of Rochester. Your bridal gown individually sty led and custom mad?. J. Bell , ATlantic 6-0973—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunbar of Oti s Lane spent several days last week at Green Bank , W. Va. Be- fore returning home , they visited at the home of their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunbar of Washington , D. C. They also visited M' rs. William Dunbar of Washington , D. C. An Autum dessert bridge party, sponsored by the Rosary Altai- Society of Mary Immaculate R. C. Church , will be held at 8 p. m. Nov- ember 9 at the church auditorium on Brown ' s Lane. Mrs. Jack Reg- almuto and Mrs. Irving Coleman are co-chah - men of the affair. Visiting for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baier of Bell- haven Road were their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs . John Alexanderson of Gale ' s Ferry, Conn. N avy white jumpers (middy blouses) are needed for the costum- ing of the operetta , \H.M.S. Pin- afore , \ which will be presented by the music department of Bellport High School November 17 and 18. Anyone willing to loan a white jumper to the school for the pro- duction , is asked to call Mrs. George Paul at the hi gh school , ATlantic 6-0400. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nenoff , who have been staying with Mrs. Nenoff' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Merrill J. LaLone of South Brew- ster Lane , have moved to an apart- ment at Port Jefferson Station. Approximatel y 20 guests were present at a Halloween party giv- en by Mark , Leah and Jessie Nathans Friday at the home of their parents , Mr and Mrs. Robert Nathans of South Country Road. The children enjoyed a big treasure hunt and other games with prizes. Mr. and M'rs. Irving Coleman and family of Circuit Road and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Quinn and family of North Howell' s Point Road , accompanied by Donna , Kai'en and Jan Ramirez of Circuit Road , at- tended a \Taste of Italy \ dinner at St. Francis de Sales R.C. Church , Patchogue , Sunday afternoon. Miss Linda Love , a student at Holton-Arms School , Washington , D. C , spent the weekend with her parents , Dr. and Mrs. Robert Love of Bellport Lane. Among the 'Bellport peop le who attended the Princeton-Cornell foot- ball game held at Princeton , N. J., Saturday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Halsted of South Brewster Lane , Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey McChesney, Jr., of Bellport Lane , and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ross of Academy Lane. A Halloween party was given for Lisa and Maro der Mateosian and Carol and Ellen French Tues- day ni g ht b y their parents , Mr. and Mrs. Edward der Mateosian of Academy Lane and Dr. and Mrs. Willard French of South Brewster Lane. The children enjoyed sup- per , had their fortunes told and playe ' d games at the Frenchs ' home. After \trick or treating \ , they visited the \ witch and ghost\ tem- porarily residing in the attic of the der Mateosian home. Dr. and Mrs. Willard French entertained at a part y Sunday afternoon for their daug hter , Bar- bara , who celebrated her sixth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacLeod of Bieselin Road attended a perform- ance of Verdi' s opera , \Aida , \ at City Center in New York Saturday night. Mrs. George Hartz and daughter , Jud y, of Wantagh were Sunday guests of Mrs. Hartz ' s brother-in- law and si s ter , Mr. and Mrs. George Mistier of Woodland Park Road. The Triple Trey Canasta Club met at the home of Mrs. Albert Gei ger of South Country Road last Wednesday night. Returning Monday night from Oxford were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perino , Jr., and sons , Bobby, Louis and Terry, of North Howell' s Point Road , who spent the weekend with Mrs. Perino ' s brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strier. They also visited friends in Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. William Ahearn of I - •\' . \\Vi • ntf\ mta, ,j LEWIS KNIGHT, Ph-O. aiMCM J900 [ Tel. AT 6-0079 I PRlfFPRf SCR1PTI0N KOVERY ] EMERGENCY TEL . AT 6-8580 1 BELLPORT , L.I. ^¦¦ Hi ^BB ^HB HBBHHiBBNBVBBIHH ^HHiBH ^HIV f lrf &iif auM& r ^ -^ r- xr- rr-r^ ^j^^JR WIEiWOW^ fa x^WW:w ^^ UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. I READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N. Y. Tel. GRover 5-3600 |J(liU!!!!!IIUlMMIII]!ll!!li!!n^ | # FALL MOODS | I^ra PREVAIL IN | 1 * j l|f EXCITING | 1 WW FIRST RUN FASHIONS I 1 i 1 • • • these lovely Suits , Casual J' jj ) i I and Classic will rate hurrahs i jj I in any wardrobe. Jrs., misses jh jt and half sizes. From 1 7.98 1 1 PLAIN & FAN CY I jj VIRGINIA TVLLY LOUISE WARBURTON Main Street , Bellport ATlantic 6-0780 j fMniii'iiraiiinm^^ Brookhaven - South Haven Mrs. Harriet Fellman AT 6-1327 HOSPITA L UNIT BAZAAR Mrs. Dudley Norton , publicity chairman for the Brookhaven- Souch Haven Unit of the Women ' s Auxiliary of the Brookhaben Mem- orial Hosp ital , announces that the Christmas Bazaar will be held all day Saturday at the Bee Hive De- partment Store in Patchogue. The women will have the booths set up in the auditorium at the rear of the store , on the second floor. In the booths they will display such articles for sale as home . baked goods , handmade articles in- cludir<5 wooden salad bowls which w ' nand-finished by the mem- bers of the unit , old-fas 'hioned Christmas candles , pine cone Christmas wreaths , knitted items , aprons , etc . FIRE COMPANY At the monthly meeting in Oc- tober the Brookhaven Fire Com- pany reported 39 men present , se- ven as being excused. During the months the men responded to one false alarm. A Fire School was held at the firehouse on \Ventila- tion \ with Chief Kearny as the instructor and it took 12 men 24 hours. There were six drills held on pumping wells , hose equipment and hose relays which took 38 men 68 man hours. The total man hours for the month was 92. GIRL SCOUT DRIVE Mrs. Sal Saulle , general chair- man of the Girl Scout Fund Drive for Neighborhood Four , announces that the drive is still being con- ducted in Brookhaven as the goal has not been reached. Contribu- tions may be sent to Mrs. Richard Scanlan of Fireplace Neck Road. > P * * Mr. and Mrs. John Hornbostel of Hawkins Lane returned last Monday night from a vacation trip to Vermont. They left Friday the 13th , \ which did not hex our va- cation one bit , \ said Mrs. Hornbos- tel. They took the Orient Point Ferry and went to Cambridge to spend the weekend with their son- in-law and daug hter , Dr. and Mrs. Michael Wallach. Dr. Wallach tea- ches psychology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Mrs. Wallach teaches the same subject at Wellesley College. The Horn- hostels left Cambridge Monday and drove to Marlborough , Vt., where they spent the night. Ac- cording to Mrs. Hornbostel , \the foliage was beautiful. \ The next day they drove to \The Old Ark , \ in Wilming ton , Vt., where they took a housekeeping cottage and stayed the week. On Monday morn- ing they started for home taking the route through Bennington , Vt. Richard Hamroerstrom of Bur- nett Lane returned Saturday from a business trip to Chicago. He left October 25 to attend a conference on pseudomonas infection , which was held at the Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne , 111., a sub- urb of Chicago. While there he visited with friends , Mr. and Mrs. Don Rudd of Oak Lawn , 111. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pearse, for- merly of Beaver Dam Road , moved to Longwood , Fla., early this month . Before they were settled in their new home , Mr. Pearse fell and broke his hip and is hospital- ized in FKLORIDA. Mr. and Mrs. Pearse are the parents of Mrs. Ralph Taylor of Newey Lane. Mrs. John M. Ewing and Mrs. Charles L. Osborne of Mott Lane attended the Workshop in \Prob- le ms of Selecting Children ' s Books \ at the Patchogue Library October 25. The guest speaker was Miss Dorothy M. Broderick , public library children ' s consultant of the Library Extension Division , Al- bany. Herbert Kouts of Stillwoods Road , who is in the Nuclea r En- gineering Department at the Brookh aven National Laboratory, returned Wednesday from a five- week tour of Laboratories in Eur- ope. The trip took him to Oslow , Istanbul , Ankora , Vienna , where he attended a conference and pre- sented a paper. He also went to Verese , Italy and Paris. Mrs. Arthur Kaufman , who re- cently suffered a broken arm is getting along nicely and will con- tinue to convalesce at the home of her son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaufmann of Berkley Heights , N. J. Mrs. Kaufmann and her daughter-in- law were overnight guests recently at the home of Mrs. Mark R. Br ' i- ney. The Rev. Richard W. Gray of St. James Episcopal Church an- nounced the congregation has in- stituted a baby sitting service to enable parents ' of pre-church school children to attend the 11 a. m. service together. They can now bring their babies to the parish house , before the 11 a. m. service and leave them with parents from the congregation , who will serve on a rotating basis He also announced the churc h had such a good re- sponse to their sale of Christmas wreaths last year they have deci- ded to sell them again this year. All orders should be placed before mid-November and they will be de- livered about 10 days before Christmas. All proceeds from the sale of these wreath s will go to the church. Jim Verni of Verni' s Delicatessen will take orders for the wreaths or they can be ob- tained by calling Father Gray, AT 6-072f5. Mr. and Mlrs. Ralph Weston and their daughters , Joan , Judy and Barbara of Library Lane , returned October 26 fro m a year ' s stay in Paris , France. Cynthia Brown , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown of Still- woods Road , celebrated her eighth birthday with a surprise party at her home last Friday. Her guests were Buster and Scotti Wruck , Joan and Judy Weston , Joann Bu- niski and Cynthia ' s brothers , Den- nis and Clifford. The Rev. Charles Kellogg- of the Brookhavcn-South Haven Presby- terian Churc h announced the men oi the church have volunteered to Issue BHS Honor Roll Merit Students Listed: BELLPORT — The Bell port High School honor and merit rolls were issued this week. On the honor roll are : Grade 7 — Patricia Chisholm , < Peter Clement , Laura Demarest , Myra Gelband , Denise Guiffrida , Tim Kana. Phyllis Koshland , Ja- mes Mc Kenna , Thomas Mc Laugh- lin , William Mulkeen , Mark No- lan , Douglas Paige , Alison Roeser , Susan Roush , Bonnie Seldon , Ca- rol Stock , Michael Stouppe , Karl Thorndike and Gail Tooker. Grade 8 — Julie Beitel , Joyce De Rosa , Arlane Frederick , Do- reen Langfeldt , Anne Mulkeen , Patricia Mulkeen , Jean Penney, Mark Stewart , Denni s Viola , Her- man Wahlfeld , Paul Warner \ and George Wittier. Grade 9 — Elizabeth Warbur- ton. Grade 10 — Hillary Jochno- witz , Valerie Kondratuk , Ellen Koshland , Patrick McMahon , and Patricia Slechta. Grade 11 — Elliot Borden , Peter Delmonte , Diane Huse. and Caro- lyn Marshall. Grade 12 — Richard Beth , Lin- da Gross , Joani \ Leddy, and Vic- tor Reusch. On the Merit Roll are the fol- lowing. Grade 7 — John Allers , Bella Biscardi , Bonnie Brown , Ellen Cool , Steve Dorrien , John Eber- sole , Robert Fasce , Michael Flo- 8) rio , Lorraine Frasca , Carolyn Fri- edell , James Gasowski , Martha Grace , Donna Grucci, Barbara Hudson , Mary Lee Hughes , Rosa- lind Kan , Dean Mc Chesney, No- rene Murphy, Susan Paisley, Ma- ry Palevsky, Annette Patello , Ad- ele Purves , Whitney Rau , Carol Rizzo , Sanford Saulle , Michael Scheibel , Laura Schmitt , Daniel Shreeve , John Simmons , Grace Snyder , Barry Tavlor , James Tur- ner , Stacey Tryka , and Thomas Wiswall. Grade 8 — Gail Bieselin , Kath- leen Carr , Frances Del Broccolo , Vera Feher , John Foti , Barbara Gelband , James Gemmell , Leslie Hallock , Connie Krebs , Sherry Lancaster , John Lombardi , Doug- las Mc Lean , Eugene Mach , Me- lody Marzola , Sherry Masem , Ste- ven Mennuti , Madeline Mingino , Renee Mucci , Linda Orsinger , Rob- ert Perino , Judy Pongonis , Mar- gueritte Quintero , Lynn Rappe , Terry Roberge , Joanne Schaefer , Robert Simone , Robert Skala , Sa- ra-Jeanne Step hani , Mary Taran- tino , James Ward and Susan Wood- hull. Grade 9 — Heide Albanese , Margo Critz , Geraldine Jiuliano , Helen Kotasek , Barbara Leddy, Ronald Marshak , April Marzola , Anna Rivera , Dana Scott , Thomas Shreeve , David Sparrow , and Char- lotte Thorndike. Grade 10 — Patricia Ashton , Anne Becker , Marcy Beitel , Pat- ricia Belcher , Nancy Briggs , Bill Burrough , Vincent Costanzo , Dennis Day, Michelle De Vito , Karen Forrester , Mar- lette Fox , Judy Fuoco , John Gasowski , Mary Gatta , Joanne Gazzola , Kathleen Godziszewski , Karen Hewitt , John Koabel , Helen Loftus , Carol Lomicky, Louis Mal- aer , Kathy Miller , Helen Mulkeen , Kenneth Newman , Nicholas Pal- evsky, Cheryl Ridgeway, Sherry Rogers , Lillian Spata , Paul Stoup- pe and Louis Vaccaro. Grade 11 — Diane Athanasiou , Susan Baker , Ronald Brown , Charles Bullock , George Carleton , Sheralyn Colichio , Dorothea Cri- tz , John Dallin , Shirley Deliva , Santo Di Naro , Torrey Hallock , Ellis Hatch , Sherry lnce , Arthur Johnson , Donna Kropp, Martha Leffler , Delores Maffetone , An- tonia Marrazzo , Helen Nejelski. William Pastern , Janice Pearsall , Kathleen Pendergast , Robert Petersen , Karen Roeser , Sarah Rosenblatt , Peter Simmons , Ve- ronica Wallen and Marguerita Zerilo. Grade 12 — Barbara Becker , Suzanne Beyer , Barbara Bonelli , Katherine Cummins , Anna De Fil- ippi , J ohn Everitt , Lorraine Foden , Martha Fuller , Roseann Gazzola , Geraldine Geiger , Robert Heins , Josephine Iai'occi , Wanda Kwiatkowski , An n a Larcombe , Jacqueline Maler , Chary 1 Martin , Geraldine M a s h o 1 i e , Margaret Mims , Margery More , Duane Pur- ves , Joan Quail , Susan Quinby, Edwin Rappe , Russell Relethford , Elizabeth Schmitt , and Robert Starke. Ambulance Takes 6 Trips in 2 Weeks BELLPORT—The Bell port am- bulance tallied six trips for the past two weeks. They were: Octber 19 , 5:15 p. m., Josephine Stabile from Dr. Joseph Harder ' s office to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital , George and Robert Haw- kins; October 22 , 10:20 a. m. Mr. Kastendieck from BMH to his home in North Bellport , Edward Bishop and James Jepson. October 23 , 12:45 p. m., covered for Patchogue ambulance, George Hawkins assisted by a Patchogue Ambulance Company member; 1:45 p. m. the same day, Beatrice Byrnes from Dr. Harder ' s office to BMH , George and Robert Hawkins; Oct- ober 24 , 9:25 p. m., Charles Bea- vers from BMH to a private hospit- al in Amityville , Francis Hermus and Robert Lyons , III; October 27 , 5:30 a. m., Charles W Hawkins , Second Street , to BMH , William Hermus and Sal Dinaro. Christmas Albums A QHrOQ Wg W^ | Hallmark il A T11 1 1111 - and Others vt V« Hi-UV Brochures PRINTING • PHOTO OFFSET • ENGRAVING 5 Bellport Lane :: ATlantic 6-0734 :: Bellport, N. Y. MMM ^M^M^MMH ^WV^ nM«nMHMM,«MMmW,«n. «i ^H» ^MH ^^ . 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TeL ATlantic 6-0860 BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road, Brookhaven Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor TODAY 8 p. m. — Meeting of the Women ' s Association , home of Mrs. Schuyler Corwin , South Hav- en. Discussion of the Gospel Ac- cording to John. FRIDAY 8 p. m. — Meeting of session in the ministe r ' s home. SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. —The Church School. 11 a. m. — Morning worship service. Sermon topic , \God' s Hol y Name , \ text : Ezekiel 36:22. MONDAY 2:30 p. m. — Mars Hill Societ y (advanced teen-agers ) meet in Sou ' wester Bookshop, Bellport. Continuing with William James , \The Will to Believe. \ 8 p. m. — Month l y teachers ' meeting in the minister ' s home. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY 9:30 a. m. — Holy Communion. SUNDAY 8 a. m. — Holy Communion. 9:30 a. m. — Family Eucharist. I 11 a. m. — Holy Communion and sermon. 7:30 p. m. — Young Peop le ' s Fellowship in the parish hall. MONDAY v 7 p. m. —Boy Scout Troop meets in Community Hall. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. — Junior choir re- hearsal. THURSDAY 9:30 a. m. — Hol y Communion. ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL . CHURCH | Beaver Dam and Bay Roads I Brookhaven The Rev. Richard W. Gray , Vicar , TODAY (Thursday ) 7:30 p. m. — Work session in church. SUNDAY Twenty-third Sunday after Trinit y 1 8 a. m. — Holy Communion. 10 a. m. — Church School — upper grades. 11 a. m. — Church School'—low- er grades. 11 a. m. — Hol y Communion and sermon. (Nursery in parish house). BELLPORT METHOD I ST CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Frederick I. Smith , Pastor THURSDAY 7 p. m. — Choir practice. SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Sunday School for all ages . Adult class taught by the pastor . 11 a. m. —Church service. Baby- sitting in Aldersgate. 6 p. m. — Junior High Fellow- ship. 7:30 p. m. — Senior Y r outh Fel- lowship. TUESDAY 8 p. m. — Commission on mem- bership and evangelism. WEDNESDAY 1 p. m. — Mid-Week prayer service 8 p. m. —Mid-Week Bible Class. News of the Churches The Bell port Hig h School news- paper , The Crier , has starte d off the year with an informative issue. Under new management , The Crier staff hopes that the paper will become an integral part of school life. It hopes to become the focal point through which school news is disseminated to all the students ; keeping everyone in- | formed on the latest happenings. On October 24, the g irls ' honor hockey team went to Heckscher I State Park to r.t ' e^d the annual i hockey playday. Bellport p layed thlree games. winni'Tj one against Smithtown , losing one to the ban- ner winners , Hauppauge , and ty- ing their last game with Kings Park. The following g irls attend- ed: Betsy Schmitt , Sheral yn Coli- chio , Marian Honnett , Donna Fic- ken , Dale Demarest , Lillian Win- ters , Kath y Rose , Terry Hallack , Lorraine Foden , Kathy Pender- gast , Carol Simpson , Lee Kuhn and Blanche Carle. Kath y Bergen and Maryann Pendergast went along to score and time. At the end of the day. Sheralyn Colichio was selected by the officials as Bellport' s outstanding player. Schuylerville and their son , Private William Ahearn , visited for a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill J. LaLone of South Brews- ter Lane. Pvt. Ahearn then left for a two years ' assignment in Heidelberg, Germany. An afternoon party was g iven for Steven Rant in celebration of his fourth birthday Tuesday by his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rant of Woodland Park Road. Those pres- ent were Terry and Rick y Perino , Joan and Jean RegalmutO , Kevin Rant , Nancy Regalmuto , of Bell- port ; and Burton and Kath y Price of Center Moriches. Business will probably keep right on being good for those who are aggressive , give good values , good services and advertise in The Advance.—Adv. Bellport High School News I BELLPORT —A collection of earl y American decorated tinware loaned by Mrs. Andrew M. Under- bill forms the current display in the Genevieve B. Earle memorial cases in the Bell port Memorial Library. One of the interesting objects is a round tin container with a whale oil lamp for warming babies ' food. There are also tin boxes , old tin banks , trays and pots and pans in the exhibit. lay the brick walk , 65 feet long by 8 feet wide , in front of the new church on South Country J Road. Those who started work on the walk last Sunday were Ernest Sy kes , who organized the group, Frederick Mohlmann and his two children , Ricky and Suzanne , Richard Wiswall , Harold Sylves- ter , Stewart Bookless , Kenneth Rose and his son , Kieth and James Niederer. They expect to continue working on the project for the next three Saturdays. Continued on page 4 , this section Early American Tinware On Disp lay at Library BELLPORT—The Story Hour , for children from ages 4 to 10 , will start at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at the Bell port Memorial Library. Mrs. Harry Bedell , kindergarten teacher at the Kreamer Street Elementary School , will be the first reader. She will also conduct a training session for volunteer readers from Bell port Senior Hi g h School. Children from Central School District 4 are welcome. The library will be open Satur- days from 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. for the public , now that the Story Hour season has begun. Story Hour Saturday At Bell port Libr ary BELLPORT—The Rev. Alan C. Merrill , rector of Christ Church , Bell port , and three laymen of the church , Joshua W. W. Capen , William Dall and John Conway, all of Bellport , will attend a special convention in the Cathedral House in Garden City Saturday. The convention will be held for the purpose of selecting a second Suffragan bishop. At the annual convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island last May, the bis- hop cited the need of a second Suf- fragan bishop due to the increas- ing demands upon the time and en- ergy of the present Suffragan , the Right Rev. Jonathan Sherman. Christ Church To Be Represented at Meet Girl Scout Troop 54 of East Patchogue , an eighth grade troop, has been reorganized. It is now under the leadershi p of Mrs. Anne Mac Dougal of South Country Road . Assistant leader is Mrs. Richard M. Woodhull of Durkee Lane. Members of the troop are Mar- line de Reeder , Arlane Frederick , Maureen Garruppo , Peggy Huck , Karen Kreamer , Connie Krebs , Renee Mucci , Joanne Schaefer , Mary Tarantino and Susan Wood- hull. Their main project is badge work. Two other projects for this season are to go Christmas caroling and to put on a show at the Suffolk County Home at Yaphank. Meetings are at 7 p. m. every Tuesday at the home oi* Mrs. Mac Dougal . East Patchogue Girl Scout Troop Is Reorganized BELLPORT—The new addi- tion to the Kreamer Street School will be open to the public for inspection at 8 p. m. Wednesday. The addition , with seven self-contained classrooms , an art work room , a music suite and storage facilities , was built and equi pped for $255 , - 000. The total amount of money was provided by the state through its program of aid to fast growing districts. While the school will be pri- marily open for the inspection of the new addition , the entire building will be open to the public for visitation. Invite Public to See Kreamer St. Addition I 2% Bttu mezttv Ifaoksljrip j i i (Iff' » GENERAL • JUVENILE » PAPERBACKED BOOK S j •^KW i YOUR CHRISTMAS GREETINGS \ JaBynR '; ¦ • • carry extra meaning when they arc conveyed by one j B GU m LWi °f Sou ' wester ' s exclusive Christmas card designs from a ] ^H^VHw / [arse selection. | « ** */ ¦ \ ' ¦ 9 Rental Library • Unusual Greeting Cards ] ! ,^5«Kk.^i Tel. AT 6-0777 (closed Wed. a. m.) Bellport Lane L \—** \ i i rn—rnrn— rr~iinpnf^iiMin^^ pj^iiiiii nnijin w jjrnnfinoag wi|i|iipniifi \ BELLPORT ASPHALT | i PAVING CORP. j ? Asphalt Pavinjr 5 ? Parking Areas - Driveways < I Trucking J I Topsoil — Bluestone * » Gravel — Fill — Sand ] I Estimate s Cheerfully Given J ? i I 28 Station Road Bellport * \ Telephone ATlantic 6-0061 { » .«.«. .. B e ll port Village Assn. Holds First Meeting BELLPORT—The first meeting of the Bellport Village Association was held last Thursday nig ht at the Christ Church parish house where members and their guests heard a brief talk by Raymond Batt on the subject of real propert y assessments. Mr. Batt , an attorney, is a Brookhaven Town assessor and serves as a legal consultant to the Brookhaven Industrial and Advis- ory Committee. After his introductory talk , iin which he described the way in which the assessor performs his duties , Mr. Batt answered questions from the audience for the greater part of an hour. The Bell port Village Association concerns itself with the rights and interests of Bell port Village and its residents , an association spokes- man said. \It attempts to keep its members informed on issues which may affect them as resi- dents of the village and as taxpay- ers. It is interested in civic im- provement and it proposes to study matters which may be of benefit to the communit y as a whole , \ the spokesman concluded. Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving Terwilliger and Clifford Mille r , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Telephone ATlantic 6-0185 j WHEN SICKN ESS STRIKES J ( IT'S IMPORTANT TO SEE \ YOUR. DOCTOR. ANO WrtfN ] H E'S GIVEN YOU A J PRESCRIPTION , ITS \ IMPORTANT TO GET . IT FILLE D AT IU C AC ^ A J PH ARMKY J ^ Pp3 yS^^oiC r^Tv>. - »i \ fi vf \ v ^--* £ JC N
