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Historic Church Restored , Ready for Christmas Eve BROOKHAVEN — The Old^.Charles South Haven Presbyterian Churc h on the corner of South Country and Beaver Dam Roads , Brook- haven , will hold its first worship service since restoration , Sunday morning at 11 a. m. A Candlelight Christmas Eve Service will follow at 11 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend. All visitors to the church Sun- day and in the future will be pre- sented with a small booklet detail- ing the history of the Old South Haven Church since its founding in 1740. The booklet will relate the circumstances of founding, tell of some of the earliest leaders in- cluding General William Floyd , signer of the Declaration of Inde- pendence . General Nathanie l Woodhull , Judge William Smith , Col. Josiah Smith , and Senator Dani°l Webster frequent visitor to the church. On display will be several articles of historical inter- est relating to the local Presby- terian congregation. At the 11 a. m. service the Rev. A. Kellogg will preach a brief sermon , \The Christmas Star. \ An anthem duet , \The Noel of the Bressan Waits , \ will be sung by Mrs. Ernest Sykes and Mr v s. Charles Kellogg. The child- ren ' s choir will sing \The Cherry Tree Carol , \ an Eng lish folksong especially arranged for the child- ren by Mr. and Mrs. William Bon- yun of Heirloom Recording Stu- dios. Brookhaven. The church or- ganist , Mrs. Dorothy Conklin Rate , will play a large selection of traditional Christmas music on the pipe organ. The Christmas Eve Service at 11 p. m., will also feature organ music and an anthem duet , with the minister reading a Christmas story, \The Beasts of the Fields \ by Jules Lemaitre. The congrega- tion will sing many favorite carols and participate in the lighting of Christmas candles. For this eve- ning service the church will be il- luminated only by the new colon- ial chandelier installed last week. BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Margaret Warner, AT 6-0653 Membei'S of the Bellport Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Les- lie Weiss of South Country Road where they made Christmas swags last Wednesday to deliver to the Brookhaven Laboratory Hospital. Spending the Christmas and New Year holidays with their par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Alan Thorndike of South Howell' s Point Road , were Miss Jean Thorndike , a freshman at Otterbein College , Ohio , and Alan Thorndike from Mount Hermon School in Massa- chusetts. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hermus of North Brewster Lane enter- tained at a dinner party Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Corwin , and Mr. and Mrs. William ^Hermus. Spending the Christmas holi- days w ith Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baier of Bellhaven Road are their son , Lei gh , and their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. John Alexanderson. On Tuesday the Alexandersons will leave for Nor- folk , Va., w here Ensign Alexan- derson will be stationed at the submarine base. Kathleen and Colleen Butler , daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Butler of Academy Lane , spent the weekend with their aunts , the Mis- ses Anne and Kay Reid of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCardle of 43 Circuit Road entertained at a party for their son , Kevin , in honor of his sixth birthday Sat- urday afternoon. His guests were I Jamie Pokorny, Susan Gibson. i Freddie Hollmann , Peter Quinn , ! Carter Coleman and Kevin ' s sis- I ter , Karen. Bernard MjcKiernan of Garden Grov e , Calif., was a weekend houseguest of his brother and sis- ter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Edward McKiernan of Circuit Road. Din- ner guests of the McKiernans Sat- urday night were Mr. McKiernan ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Vincent McKiernan of Farm- ingdale. Miss Betsy Baker , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carleton of Brown ' s Lane , is a member of the Wells College Choir , which has just completed a tour with the Hamilton College Choir. After singing at Schenectady, Boston , Mass., and Scarsdale , they made their final appearance at St. Thomas Churc h in New York City where their program consisted of a group of Christmas car ol s and motets , ranging from the earl y thirteenth century to an excerpt from Peter Mennin ' s \Christmas Story, \ and Johann Sebastian Bach' s , \Magnificat in D. \ Miss Baker will spend the Christmas and New Year holidays with her family before she resumes her studies at Wells College in Aurora. Spending the holiday vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Small of Otis Lane are their son , Peter , from Bowdoin College , Maine , and Brownwen Job from William Smith College in Geneva. Continued on page 4 , this section ailllllllHIIim iflllllllllllll ^ = THE 2 § EPISCOPAL | CHURCH I WELCOMES YOU § I p j s - ^mmmmmmm mmmmmmmmi 2 2 5 2 ¦* S s S 5 - 2 [ I | 2 Make Christmas a 2 2 \Hol y Day \ not just g 2 a holiday . 2 2 SERVICES AT 5 2 CHRIST CHURCH g BELLPORT 2 g Christmas Eve—11:30 p.m. 2 Solemn Festival Eucharist 2 2 Christmas Day—1 0 :00 a.m. g 2 Holy Eucharist , with hymns g SlIIIIHIlllHlinHllllllllln ' UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave. & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N . Y. TeL GRover 5-3600 Many Awards Are Given Out At Pack 28 Christmas Party BELLPORT — \Merry Christmas!\ shouted Santa at the annual Christmas party of Cub Pack 28 , sponsored by the Kreamer Street Parent-Teacher Association , last Thursday nig ht. Upon entering, each boy deposited a toy in a grab bag. The meeting was then opened with a few words by Cubmaster Vernon »-* * mi J . ._ , uucnanan. me colors were parad- ed irom the back of the hall to the front and the presentation of colors was made by the Webelos Den. The boys working on the Lion rank led in the pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Albert Ficken , Advancement chairman , and the cubmaster pre- sented the following awards: Den 1 — Den mother , Mrs. John Mehr- man , den chief , Robert Maggio : James Butler , denner. Martin Fins- ton , assistant denner. Den 2—Den mother , Mrs. Olga Litcher : Robert Ficken and Mark Litcher , assist- ant. Den 3—D°n mother , Mrs. Dolores Stewart : Michael Cherney, Donald Bridges , Wolf bad ge Rob - ert Haider , bear badge. Ken Mains, silver arrow. David Stewart, silver arrow , William Stewart , silver ar- row. Den 4 — Den mother: Mrs. Rose Marie Ambrose: Dennis Der- by, bear badge and gold arrow. Chris Snedeker , bear baage , denner. Alan Kan , silver arrow. Josep h Harder , denner. Joseph Ambrose , assistant denner. Den 5—Den mother , Mrs. Marie Kropp ; Robert Kropp, wolf badge , gold arrow , three silve r arrows , one year pin. Ray Kolger , assistant denner. Webelos den—Den advisor , Boris Lomonosoff : Josenh Paisley, den- ner. Hugh MacKenzie , assi s tant denner. The financial business meeting was conducted by Ed MacDougall. The tree trimming was done by the cubs in each den from de- corations made during the den meetings , and was under the di- rection of Charles Sohl. Refresh- ments were arranged by Bill Kol g- er , Don Bridges and Ernest Kan. Santa Claus opened the gra b bag and presented each boy with a gift. Then Christmas carols were sung, conducted b y Donald Brinton , mu- sical director of the Kreamer Street School , they were accom- panied by Mrs. Robert Maggio. The closing ceremony was a renewal of the Cub Scout Pledge , led by the Webelos. The following cubs , Billy Gibson ( Den 1), Robert Ficken (2), John Hanson , (3), Alan Kan(4), Mark Fuhrmann (5), and James Lom- onosoff , (Webelos), were chosen b y lot to represent Pack 28 with Cub- master Buchanan and Bernard Kropp, committee chairmen , in the presentation of the tree with dec- orations and a turkey and oranges to the Little Flower House of Pro- vidence at Wading River , Saturday. Special thanks went to Charles Sohl and George Mistier for the special appearance of Santa Claus , Leslie MacRobbie for the tree , Patchogue Beer Distributors for soft drinks and the Bellport Lunch- eonette for candy canes. Ori g. Golden Agers Honor Waegelins on j 57th Anniversary BELLPORT — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waegelm of 30 Circuit Road , Bell port , celebrated their fifty-seventh wedding anniversary last Thursday. They were married in Windfield , December 14 , 1904 , and two month s later moved to Manorville , birth- place of Mr. Waegelin. Shortly after this they took up residence in Brookhaven and then Bell port. They have been actively interest- ed in many p hases of the com- munity ' s cultural and civic life. They have two daughters , Mrs. Harold Moger of Bellport and Mrs. Richard Kelley of Chatham , N. J., four grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. The Original Golden Age Club of Patchogue , of which Mrs. Waegelin is the first past presi- dent , honored tl z ^ at the club' h Christmas dinnei p?\ _y last Thurs- day night - the., anniversary date A decorated anniversary cake which had been presented to them by the club memb°rs , was served with the dinner ' s dessert course. TO BE SUCCESSFUL — ADVERTISE Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving Terwilliger and Clifford Miller , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Telephone ATlantic 6-0185 Appeals Board Nixes Garden Ap ' tments Plea BELLPORT — Faced with strong opposition , the Bellport Board of Appeals voted unanimously to deny the app lication of Donald W. Shaw , acting as agent for Drs. Peter de Reeder and William Bissell , prospective purchasers , and Walter and Anna Bergskaug, sellers , for permission to erect garden apartments at the end of First Street , atter a publrc hearing in the com- munit y center last Tuesday nig ht. Attorney Lincoln Schmidt re- presented the app licants and was the only one who spoke for the proposition. The rest of the more than 60 people present seemed to be in opposition to the issue. Several spoke up and discussed adequate and proper sewage dis- posal , adequate frontage on the property, the need for upzoning of \Residence D\ , the small return in taxes and whether or not there would be adequate room at the site of the two apartment build- ings for fire trucks , ambulances , moving vans , etc. Residents wno voiced their op- position were Edward der Mateo- sian , represent ' ng the Bell port Village Association , Paul Gould , also a member of that association , Charles Gould , Robert Nathans , Harold Bohn , Walter Gould , Jr., Dr. Robert Love , Harold Larkin , George Collins , I. W. Bianchi , Jr., John Garfield , George Coon , Wal- ter Gould , Mrs . F. A. Barry, Ver- non O'Rourke , Mrs. Thomas Web- ster , Harvey McChesney and Mrs. L. V. Montalbano. A letter of op- position from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins was also read. Advance printing pleases in stjie , quality and price. 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On Christmas eve , there w ill be a Solemn Festival Eucharist at 11:30 p. m. to usher in the f^ . -itival. It will be preceded by a 15 min- ute orga n prelude of Christmas music by Miss Rose Kirk , organ- ist. On Christmas day, the Holy Eucharist vvi' .l be celebrated at 10 a. m. with hymns. Traditional Christmas music will be sung by the choir of Christ Church at the midmVht mass , in- cluding familiar carols. The Rev. Alan C. Merrill , rector , will preach at both services. Included in Miss I Kirk' s prelude will be \March to | Bethlehem , \ by Sergisson; \By the Cradle/' by Gear Cui; and ' \Two carol preludes on Ohar- tres , \ by Purirs. Spec . Services Are Scheduled At Christ Church Bellport High School has re- ceived a foreign exchange student , 15-year-old Jorure Humberto Cano of Medellin , Colombia. He and six other exchange students from Co- lombia arrived at Idlewild Airport December 7. Jorge is living with Mr. and Mrs. Verne Critz cf Hed- ges Road , East Patchogue. We here at Bellport extend him a whole-hearted welcome. The administrative body of Bell- port High School hat, selected John Everitt , a senior , as student of the month. John goes to the usual meeting of the students of the month where he tells of the school activities. Under the direction of Bellport High School' s three librarians , Mrs. Keeler , Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Bowman , the Library Olub had its annual Chicken Dinner December 11. Twenty-seven members met in the school auditorium to enjoy the candlelight dinner. Bellport Hi gh School' s Girls ' Volleyball Intramurals are now of- ficially over , with the Chestnuts , captain Cheryl Ridgeway, emer- ging as victors with a score of ei gm wins and two losses. In sec- ond place were -he Jack Frosts , captain Betsy Schmitt , with seven wins and three losses. The class team games arc also ove r with the junior class girls beating the senior and sop homore teams. The Girls ' Atretic League of Bellport has adopte d a family for , Christmas. They are supplyinif-tbe- 1 family with coats. The committee in charge is headed by Helen Mul- keen. Bellport Leaders Club is also planning to adopt a family as it has in previous years. Food , clo- thing and toys will bo collected and wrapped by the giils. Bellport High School N ews ^... .¦...............H.^^.^B^^HHHHUMn^nHBu^^ ^ n ^^ .^.. ^^^^^ , st » «\ » J j# (J \ l \%k J ' ' » 1 ^ ter J^V***\*\\^ ^ iLjnll / )P I !• I ^%0W \ > ( < ^f y\* %^~ ^ ii J^^S?^^> rlnuroi< i I I f ^^^w^ lr^ L^y/jUWO Is < \ * $£^\ -3 s y f y \ ^ «P* f \^ * v j! 5 \\ ^ a _ i _ * ' ' \ i* :8 K V > <vWfi? \¦mjyiwt^ am am - - u . - j ^^ A . m 2 -AW* f i y %t, Wk B ^n iV AT 1 Wk m m/ w k dfWB dW* V t^ ^FT* M^^fls 5 ^W*e88i8^^ Jj? M a I '! 2 A. *S *A &ir Ja. fi *^r '! s i 1 May the gladness of Christmas s L $ linger with you like the !> ^j ^' deli ghtful music of a sweet song. !; K and a HAPPY and PR O SPEROU S NEW YEAR jj | From The Bell port Village Merchants i I PLAIN & FANCY |j I BELLPORT FISH MARKET OAK PARK NURSERIES j | BELLPORT STAUNSTRUP jj I STATIONERY SHOP TROTTA BROS. jS BROWN'S GARAGE VARIETY MART j ; THE BELLPORT NATIONAL BANK ] ! r -«vvvwvvvvvvvvv» v v yi nnfvvvvwvvvvww v vv vin nw^^ BELLPORT — The Hampton Avenue PTA will sponsor a bas- ketball game between teachers and fathers today at 7 p. m. at the Hampton Avenue School. Co?eh for the teachers is Andrew Ha- vens , Jr., while the coach for the fathers will be John Dawson. Everyone is welcome . Basketball Game Pits Teachers vs. Fathers Hampto n Ave. School Christmas Operetta Today, Tomorrow BELLPORT MANOR — Ross Williams , music director of the Hampton Avenue School , will pre- sent an operetta , \Merry Christ- mas , Mister Snowman , \ to the children and their parents at 1:15 p. m. today and again at 9:15 a. m. tomorrow. The parents are welcome to come at ei . her time. The children from all the grades will partici- pate in this Christmas concert. The narrator will be James McKenna , a seventh grader , and lighting will be attended by Stanley Abrams , a sixth grader. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY St. Thomas the Apostle 9:30 a. m. — Holy Communion. SATURDAY 10 a. m. — Altar Guild to dec- orate. SUNDAY Fourth Sunday in Advent 8 a. m. — Holy Communion. 9:30 a. m. — Famil y Eucharist . 11 a. m. — Morning prayer and Sunday School Pageant. (No Sun- day School at 9:30 a. m.) 2 p. m. — Men of the parish to assist with Christmas decor- ations. 11:15 p. m. — Organ prelude. 11:30 p. m. — Solemn Festival Eucharist to usher in the Feast of the Nativity. MONDAY Christmas Day 10 a. m. — Holv Eucharist with hymns and an address by the rec- tor. TUESDAY St. Step hen , Deacon and Mart yr 9 a. m. — Holv Communion. WEDNESDAY St. John the Evangelist 9 a. m. — Holv Communion. THURSDAY Hol y Innocents 9:30 a. m. — Holy Communion. BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road, Brookhaven Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor TODAY 8 p. m. — Board of trustees meet in the minister ' s house. FRIDAY 10 a. m. — Women ' s Associa- tion Clean-up day at Old South Haven Church. SUNDAY Please note that the Church School will not meet. 11 a. m. — Christmas Sundav and opening of the OM South Haven Church for worship; Ser- mon topic , \The Christmas Star. \ 11 p. m. — Christmas eve serv- ice of candlelighting, the pastor reading a Christmas story. \The Beasts of the Fields \ by Jules Le- maitre. WEDNESDAY 8:30 p. m. — Service of Holy Communion in the church. ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL Beaver Dam and Bay Roads Brookhaven The Rev. Richard W. Gray, Vicar TODAY 7 p. m. — Work session in the church. SUNDAY Fourth Sunday in Advent 8 a. m. — Holy Communion. 11 a. m. — Nursery in parish house. 11 a. m. — Morning prayer and Litany. (No Church School this morning\). Christmas Eve A p. m. — Children ' s Christ- mas service and Christmas party. 11:15 p. m. — O rgan prelude in church. 11:30 p. m. — Christmas Mid- night Eucharist. MONDAY Christmas Day 10:30 a. m. — Holy Communion with hymns. RUTH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH 105 Station Road Bel l port Rev. T. J. Lomax , Pastor FRIDAY 8 p. m. — Church School party. SUNDAY 10 a. m. — Church School. 11 a. m. — Morning worship. 4:30 p. m. — Cantata and can- dlelight service by the choir. TUESDAY 7:30 p. m. — Prayer sei'vice. WEDNESDAY 7 p. m . — Choir practice. BELLPORT METHODIST CHURCH BeMport , N. Y. Rev. Frederick L Smith , Pastor THURSDAY 7 p. m. — Choir practice. SATURDAY 10:30 a. m. — Confirmation class. SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Sunday School for all ages. 11 a. m. —Church service. Baby- sitting in Aldersgate. 8 p. m. — Candlelight service. WEDNESDAY 1 p. m. — Healing service. i 8 p. m. — Mid-week Bible class. News of the Churches BELLPORT—By a unanimous vote the Bellport Village Board denied the request for a change of zone from \Residence D\ to \Busi- ness E\ filed by Conrad B. and Florabell e Van Alen , after a public hearing in the community center last Thursday ni g ht , attended by about a dozen residents. Attorney Sanford Davidow re- presented the petitioners and ex- plained that they wanted to move their business office to another part of their property and provide for the parking of passenger cars and wanted no longer to run trucks along a private driveway. Trusiee Rowland F. Smith read a letter from the village planning board which recommended that the change be denied , and Mayor Har- ry F. Bedell announced that the village board had received a pet- ition of opposition bearing 112 names. Those who expressed their disapproval of the change of zone were Mr. and Mrs. George Coon and Walter Gould , nearb y neigh- bors , Edward der Mateosian . re- presenting the Bellport Village Association , Mrs. Emery L. Van Horn , Mrs. Maxwell Small and Mrs. Vernon O'Rourke. Most of the objection expressed was opposition to downzoning and the expansion of a business in a residential area. Van Alen Zoning Change Denied B y B e ll port Bd. BELLPORT— A Christmas pro- gram was presented at the Kream- er Street School on Tuesday morn- ing and yesterday afternoon by the students of the fourth , fifth and sixth grades. Their final perfor- mance will be held thi s morning. The first part of the progra m is a dramatization of a Christmas story entitled , \The Littl e Star , \ directed by Miss Gertrude Sanford. Part II consists of the singing of eight Christmas carols by a special choir chosen from these grades. It is under the direction of Donald F. Brinton. * Parents and friends are invited to attend. Christmas Program At Kreamer Today BELLPORT — Suffolk County Sheriff Charles R. Dominy, super- visor-elect of Brookhaven Town- ship, was a guest at the latest meeting of the Bellport Manor Taxpayers Association , together with Edwin A. Arnzen , newly- elected town clerk. The taxpayers ' group requested Mr. Dominy ' s and the incoming town board ' s cooperation in ob- taining a kiddy play area. Mr. Dominy promised to form a com- mittee of several town councilmen to work with a similar group from Bellport Manor to help formulate more concrete plans for the play area. The association is holding a Christmas decoration contest for homes in the area. Homeowners mjay enter the contest by sending a post card marked Christmas Decoration Contest to the Bellport Mpnor Taxpayers ' Association , P.O. Box 691 , Bellport , N. Y. En- tries must be received by today. Winners will be notified Sunday and the awards will be made at the regular meeting January 9. First prize ^ has been donated by Mrs. Thomas Carr of Bellport Manor , and other prizes are being donated by local merchant,. Dominy and Arnzen Guests of B. 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