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Brookhaven - South H aven Mr«. M. Alburzer , BEIIport 7-0979R The April Cancer Crusade will take place in Brookhaven from 7 - 9 p. m. next Thursday, local chair- men , Mesdanics Leonard Andors and Blair Munhofen , have an- nounced. That evening, teams will canvass the hamlet for this year ' s donations to the American Cancel Society. Steve Borger , 17-year-old son of Mrs. Frances Borger and the late Amos C. Borger , returned Monday with his uncle and his uncle ' s nephew , Paul Kresge and Dale Oles of Patchogue , from Craig Colony, Sonyea , where he spent 13 mouths. Steve will reside with the Kresges and comp lete his high school education in Pat- chogue. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hastings Red- dall returned last week from a month' s tri p to California where they visited Mrs. Robert Singer and her daughter , Mrs. J. H. Sampson , of Arcadia. Miss Judy Patterson , younger daughte r of ' Mr. and Mrs. H. Jus- tin Patterson of Bay Road is spending a week with friends at Del Ray Beach , Fla. Anyone interested in hearing about education in Russia , from nursery through college , will want to attend the April meeting of the Firep lace Literary Cluh to be held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Brookhaven Free Library. Guest speaker will be Anthony Cousins , a retired school principal from Crown Point , who in recent travels in Europe , spent some time in Russia studying educational meth- ods and opportunities. He will show colored moving p ictures as well as give a commentary and answer questions from the audi- ence . Board members of the Par- ent-Teacher Associations from Central School District 4 -are be- ing invited as special guests of the club. Mrs. L. P. Hatch , who served seven years as librarian of the Brookhaven Free Library, resign- ed that part-time position as of March 1 to accept full time em- ployment as a clerical assistant in the Bellport Hi g h School Library. Her resignation was accepted and appreciation for her services was expressed by the library trustees at a meeting held at the library March 27. Until the appointment of a permanent librarian , Mrs. Charles L. Osborne has agreed to substitute. Anyone interested in the position and who feels quali- fied should submit, information such as education , library training and experience to H. Hastings Keddall , president , Brookhaven Free Library. The hours are Tues- days and Fridays , 1 to 5 p. m. and as otherwise needed. Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Hubert , Jr., formerly of Du.xliury, Mass., are now in the Andrew F. Myhr house on Hawkins Lane , now the property of the Nicholas Hansens of New Jersey. Mrs. H. Justin Patterson and Mrs. E. H. Potter entertained at a tea Monday afternoon at the Potter home in honor of new Brookhaven residents , Mr . and Mrs , Robert Weeks , formerl y of Babylon , who recently moved to their new home on Hawkins Lane. The South Haven ' s Parents Group will hold its month l y meet- ing at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the South Haven .School . Special guests will be members of the Manor- ville School I'TA , who will discuss their one-room school problems with South Haven parents , whose school consists of two rooms. Everyone is welcome to attend. Richard Hatch , older son of Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Hatch , arrives homo this weekend for a two-week vacation from his second year graduate studies in chemistry at the University of New Hampshire , Durham. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Baker were their son and dau ghter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. John Baker , and their son , Ian , of New York Citv. Mrs . Constance O'Shea . fifth grade teacher in the Brookhaven Elementary School and resident of Yaphank , underwent surgery on her elbow Sunday at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Frederick Gillespie of Pino Street was admitted to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital March 2M and under w e n t observation before undergoing surgery Monday. Mrs. Robert Krueger . accom- panied by Miss llioebe Hodges of New York City, who had been a classmate at. Mount Holyoke Col- lege , attended a performance of \At the Drop of a Hat\ at the Golden Theatre Saturday. A meeting of the Brookhaven Elementary Parent-Teacher execu- tive board was held last Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. Oreste I'iccioni of Bellhaven Road. Those present to discuss nomina- tions for next year ' s PTA officers and committeemen and plans for the next meeting were Mesdames William Ilonyun , PTA president; Erwin Schwinghamer , Harold Eu- ler , Emil L' rcioli and Russell Fer- rer. Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Russell Murdock of Steal- awav were Mrs. Murdock' s moth- er , Mrs . M. S. Tuthill , A. B. Javne , Mrs. Walter .layne , Mrs. David Javne and children , Harrv , Beth nnd Bret t , Mr. and Mrs. Elbridgo Tuthill and son. Donny, all of Remsenburg and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. H;ihn of Westhampton. Mrs . Murdock attended a meet- ing of her sewing circle March 23 at the home of M rs. Horace John- son of Center Moriches and at- tended b y Mesdames John Fergu- son . Edward Bogash. Edwin Mur- dock and Ansel Thompson , all of Center Moriches. The covered dish supper and skit evening held Friday at the Carriage House belonging to the Rrookhiiven-Snuth Haven Presb y- terian Church was attended by some 80 persons, who not only ate well but. had an enjoyable eve- ning. The members of the Pres- byterian Youth Fellowship put on a skit entitled , \Come Away with M\ Lucille \ and two members did one called \The Kitten Dump- ers. \ Members of the Women ' s Association did a take olf on the \This Is Your Life \ program bas- ed on the life of Ernest Sykes. Mrs. Sidney Fisher presided at the Marc h meeting of the Brook- hnven-South Haven Women ' s Aux- iliary for the Urookhaven Memor- ial Hosp ital , attended b y 17 mem- bers , at St. James parish house , March 21. Mrs. Terry Rouse Melsi of Shirley was introduced as a new member by Mrs. Richard Fuka , who also reported 127 ' ^ hours of volunteer work done by 11 unit members during February. It was voted that a Chinese auc- tion bo held at the April 2(1 meet- ing, with each member responsible for bringing a guest , and article for auction. Members were in- formed that every other meeting is sewing evening, alternating with a program, with Mesdames Gilbert Halpin and Thomas Shep- pard us program chairmen. Mrs. Fuka reported that an auction will be held at the Brook House , June 1. The unit has been advised to pay for the pantry for the hospital ad- dition which represents a pledge of $1 , 000 . A second pled ge has been made for two years in the amount of $2 , 000 . Mrs. Charles Lewis won the award . Hostesses were Mesdames William Purees Marshall Bull. Next month' s hostesses are to be Mesdames Fre- mont JJ. Abrum.s , Untold Eulei and Fisher. Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT ' Irving Terwilliger and Clifford Miller , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Telephone BEII port 7-0185 BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Marearet Warner , BEIIport 7-0653 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halsted of Englewood , N. J., spent the week- end at their home on Rogers Ave- nue. Friday afternoon Maura Feeney celebrated her seventh birthday with a party for the following friends: Phyllis Lamparelli , Adri- enne Schiro , Jean and John Fasce , Jessie Goldstein , Liz Rahm , Mar- jorie Calkins , Carol yn Holtz , Wen- dy Demarest , Hallie Frazer , and Maura ' s sister. Paula , and broth- er, Steven. Maura is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Feeney of Bieselin Road. A cooperative part y was given Sunday night for Mr . and Mrs. Peter Paige of Bellport Lane in celebration of their wedding an- niversary at the Harvey McChes- ney home on Bellpoi\t Lane. For your fabric and yarns Tots- N-Cottons , Bellport . —Adv . Mr. and Mrs. John W. Faison , Jr., of Brooklyn Hei g hts spent the weekend at their home on Brown ' s Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Ever- itt entertained a group of friends for cocktails at their home on South Howell' s Point Road Satur- day ni ght. Twin sisters , Peggy and Patty Fuchs , celebrated their ninth birthdays with a part y Saturday afternoon. After refreshments were served , they took the following guests to see the movie, \Toby Tyler, \ in Patchogue: Caryn Bar- hero , Gail Koshland , Susan Haga- men , Maureen Fogarty, Jane Mul- laney, Paula Feeney, and the twins ' sister , Marianne. Peggy and Patty are the (laughters of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuchs of Country Club Road. Mrs. Robert Wavte entertained the Knit 'N' Chat Club at her 'home on North Brewster Lane last Thursday . night. Mrs. Francis Hermus ' birthday was celebrated. Mr. and Mrs. R. Ronald Rau and family of South Howell' s Point Road spent the weekend with Mr . and Mrs. David Hagelbarger of Morristown , N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown of Bell Street announce the birt h of a son , Peter Wesley, wei ghing 8 pounds , at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Friday night. The Browns have a daughter , Penny, who is five years old. Bellport Fish 3Iarket — Fresh Daily. BEIIport 7-0710. —Adv. Richard O'Rourke and a class- mate , John Brysh of McKeesport , Pa., both freshman at Syracuse University, are visiting for their Spring vacation with Richard' s parents , Mr. and Mrs. Vernon O'Rourke of South Country Road. Weekend houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. O'Rourke were Mr. and Mrs . David Balch of New York City. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Binnington of Brown ' s Lane over the weekend were Mr. Binnington ' s parents! , the Rev. and Mrs. \Percy Binnington of Stamford , Conn. Mrs. ; I. H. Soper is stay ing at her home on South Brewster Lane while She is on Spring vacation from Rosemary Hall , Greenwich , Conn. Her guests this weekend were her son-in-law and daugh - ter , Mr. and Mrs . John H. Bow- ers , Jr., and son , John H., Ill , of New York Citv. A son , Douglas Barry, weigh- ing six pounds , nine ounces , was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harrow of Circuit Road at Brook- haven Memorial Hosp ital , March 17. The Harrows have th ree other children , Donald , Daniel and Dawn. Miss Anne French and Miss Jac- queline Kielich , both of whom at- tend Wheaton College , Norton , Mass., are spending their Spring vacation with Miss French' s par- ents . Dr. and Mrs . Willard French of South Brewster Lane. Miss Kielich . is an exchange student from . Amsterdam , Holland. Brown ' s Garage. Tel . BEIIport 7-0229.—Adv. A birthday part y was given for Laurie Corwin in honor of her sixth birthday Saturday afternoon by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bur R. Corwin of North Brewster Lane. Guests were Sall y Boh n, Linda Diecidue , Ellen ' Fowler , Kathleen Hickey, Lynn Orenke- wicz , and Laurie ' s siste r , Beverly. Air. and Mrs. Charles Axtmann of Map le Street and Mr. and Mrs . Robert Brown of Bell Street have returned from two weeks ' vacation in Virginia. They motored to Warm Springs , Va., Williams- burg, Va „ and stopped on their return trip to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Van Bourgendine of Easton , Md., who are former residents of Babvlon. Weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs . John Tull y of North Howell' s Point Road were their son , John , and Richard Baxter of Manhasset , who are students at West Not- tingham Academy, Colora , Md. Mrs . Vernon Kresse of Country Club Road is a patient at South- side Hospital. Last Thursday, Mrs. Jane Gard- ner and Erasmo Galantino of the K reamer Street School faculty, took the enrichment class in oil paintings to the Huntington Art Museum and the Sunken Meadow Workshop. Fourteen fourth grade students viewed the combination of classical , modern , and abstract paintings. At Sunken Meadow , in addition to the show , the children were able to watch an artist at work. The following students went: Dean Ince , Kathleen Wel- borne , Red Gordon , Kathleen Reid , Fred Stella , Larry Fuller , Donald Coon , Maro der Mateosian , Janet Gardner , Linda Hagamen , Clay ton Haskell , Gerard Mach , Jim Oren- kowicz and Patti Jean Rowland. For your Insurance Needs Call Pat Raimond , YAphank 4-3849. —Adv. David Lanman spent a few days last week on a business trip to Chicago , 111. Hunter Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dorsey Smfth of Bell port Lane , had a group of friends Monday afternoon to celebrate his fifth birthday. Billy and Susan Gibson , N a n c y Shellabarger , Dwight Snedeker , Audrey Snyder , Peter Fleming, Douglas Koshland , Lee Paige , Jonathan Lanman , and Hunter ' s sister , Karen. Norman Gould , a student at Potsdam Teachers ' College , is spending his Spring vacation with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gould of North Brewste r Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webster of Bell port Lane , accompanied by Miss Natalie Bliss of Rogers Ave- nue , have just returned from a three weeks ' motoring trip through Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John Trotter and Mr . and Mrs. Felix Grueci , both of Station Road , returned home Sunday from a motor trip to Florida. They toured the West coast of Florida , then spent 10 days on the East coast of Florida. Visiting during the Spring vaca- tion with their parents , Mr. and Mrs. John Lancaster of Bell- port Lane , are Miss Judy Lan- caster , a junior at Syracuse Uni- versity, and Miss Barbara Lan- caster , a freshman at Skidniorc College. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: Bellport Stationery, Bell- haven Lu nche onette , Trotta Krothers , Hettinger ' s Delicatessen , and Taylor ' s Luncheonette in Bell- port.—Adv. Dr. and Mrs. Walton Shreevo of South Howell' s Point Road and Dr . and Mrs. Roger DeMeutter of Brussels , Belgium, who are pres- ently at the Brookhaven National Laboratory, spent the weekend in Boston , Mass. Dr. Donald Borg of South Coun- try Road and a friend from New York City spent the weekend ski- ing at Bromley, in Manchester, Vt. Douglas Borg, son of Dr. and Mrs. Donald Borg, had a few friends for dinner Tuesday night in celebration of his ninth birth- day. A surprise bridal shower honor- ing Miss Philomenia Mirabelli was held Saturday night at the Friend- ly Tavern. About 70 guests attend- ed the shower , which was given by Mesdames Philip Borzi , George Fogarty, Andrew Epple , Samuel Fuoco , Anthony Mirabelli , Charles Rooney, Raymond Cammarata and Anthony Colichiu. A beautiful shower cake was made by Mrs. Fogerty . Miss Mirabelli , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Mirabelli of Fuoco Street , will be married to John Ell at a nuptial mass in the St. Josep h R. C Churc h in East Patchogue on April U0. Frank Painter of South Country Road spent a few days this week in Brooklyn. Miss Nancy Baier , a junior at Skidmore College , Saratoga Springs , arrived home Friday to spend Spring vacation with her parents , Mr, and Mrs. Albert Baier of Bellhaven Road. Guests for the week of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Richardson , Sr., of North Howell' s Point , Road are Mr. Richardson ' s brother. John Richardson , and Mrs. Philip Hud- son , both of Showells , Md. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Harder of Rogers Avenue entertained mem- bers of Mrs. Harder ' s graduating class of Metropolitan Hosp ital in New York City at a reunion supper at their home Saturday night. Home from Hamilton College , Clinton , for their Spring vacation are Chick Finn and George Paul. An executive meeting of Central District 4 Junior-Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association was held last Thursday to plan the Spring activities. A regular meet- ing of the I'TA will be held at the high school May 0. A nominating committee will be chosen , and a program will be presented for the parents , teachers , and students of the sixth and seventh grades. Other events arc the fashion show and card part y planned for April 30; the annual scholarship fund drive , May 21; and the senior banquet May 24. Clocks and Watches of all Types Repaired 139 MAIN STREET BELLPORT , N. T. Tel. BEIIport 7-0860 ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven Rev. Richard W. Gray. Vicar PASSION SUNDAY 8 a. m. —Holy communion. 11 a. m. —Church school. 11 a. m. —Holy communion and sermon. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. —Evening prayer. 7:45 p. m* —Discussion group— \The Holy Scriptures. \ BROOKHAVEN^SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , BrookhaveB Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor FRIDAY 8 p. m. —Meeting of Session at the minister ' s home. SUNDAY 9:30 a. m. — Church school. 11 a. m. —Morning service. Ser- mon topic , \B y the Will of God. \ 12 noon — Youth choir rehear- sal. 7 p. m. — United Presbyterian Youth Fellowship at Fellowship hall. TUESDAY 8 p. in. —Meeting of the Board of Trustees at Fellowshi p hall. WEDNESDAY 8 p. m. —Adult study and dis- cussion group. THURSDAY 8 p. m. —Women ' s association. The Rev. Charles A. Kellogg will speak on Albert Schweitzer in connection with association ' s stu d y of Africa. At the home of Mrs. H. M. Ballard , Beaver Dam Road. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bellport, N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector - TODAY . 9:30 a. m. — Holy communion. 1 :30 p. m. —Altar Guild meeting. SUNDAY PA'SSION SUNDAY 8 a. m. — Holy communion. 9:30 a. m. — Family Eucharist , Sunday school , grades 3-8. Adult class. 11 a. m. —Hol y Communion and sermon , Sunday School grades pre-school-2. MONDAY 8 p. m. —Ep iscopal Churchwomen meet in the church house. TUESDAY 7:45 a. m. — Holv Communion. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m. — Junior Choir re- hearsal (parish hall). 8:30 p. m. — Evening prayer. 8:45 p. m. — Senior Choir re- hearsal. 8:45 p. m. —Vestry meeting (chul-ch house). THURSDAY 9:30 a. m. — Holy communion. MARY IMMACULATE R. C. CHURCH Brown ' s Lane , Bellport Rev. George A. Rubly, Pastor TODAY 4-5:30 and 7:30-9 p. m. —-Confes- sions in preparation for First Fri- TOMMOROW (First Friday) 6:30 , 7 and 8 a. m. —Masses. SATURDAY 10 a. m. — Religiou s instruc- tions. 4-5:80 p. m. and 7:80-9 p. m. —Confessions. SUNDAY 7. 8 , 9 , 10 and 11 a. m. and 12:16 p. m. — Masses. 2 p. m. — Baptism. Mondays through Saturdays 7 and 8 a. m. —Masses. Our Lady of Fatima devotions after 8 a. m mass Saturday. SUNDAYS , WEDNESDAYS , FRIDAYS 8 p. m. —Lenten devotions , Sta- tions of the Cross Fridays. BELLPORT ~ METHODIST CHURCH South Country road, Bellport Rev. Frederick I. Smith Pastor SATURDAY 8:30 a. m. —MYF trip to Brook- lyn. SUNDAY 9:45 . a. m. —Sunday school for all ages. Adult class taught by the pastor. 11 a. m. — Church service. Baby sitting in Aldersgate. 4 :30 p. m. —Confirmation class. 6 p. m. — Junior High Fellow- ship. 7:30 p. m. — Senior High Fel- lowship. Lenten program. TUESDAY 8 p. m. —Wesleyan Service Guild meeting. WEDNESDAY I p. m. —Mi<l-week Pra ye r .serv- ice. 7 p. m. —Choir practice. 8 p. in. —Mid-week Bible class. RUTH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH Bellport Rev. D. A. Hunt , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m.—Sunday school service. II a. m. — Sunday church serv- ice. MONDAY 7:30 p. m. —Choir rehearsal. TUESDAY 7 p. m. — Prayer service. New s of the Churches E. Patchogue Mr». Muriel Gallxhcr . Atlantic 6-90J9 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bones- tele of 548 Hampton Avenue , Bellport Manor , became parents of a 9 pound , 7 ounce , son , Kevin Bernard , born February 21 in Brookhaven Memorial hospital , Kevin Bernard was christened in St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church Marc h 20 by the Rev. Mario G. Cinque. Godparents were Miss Lillian Reinhard and John Repetti of Bellmore. A reception followed at the Bonestele home. Guests were paternal grandmother , Mrs. Marion Boneste le ; maternal grand- parents , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Steuer; Neil Bonestele , Mrs. Mar- garet Sanda , Mrs. Sara Reinhard , the godparents , and the other Bonestele childre n , Nicholas John and Elaine Elizabeth. A daughter , Nancy Marion , was born March 4 at Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Phili p S. DeLuca of 734 Taylor Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. DeLuca have foul- sons , Richard , Michael , Thomas and Joseph. The Patchogue Advance is on sale at: Swan Market , Danielson ' s Delicatessen , Morio ' s Delicatessen and Vinny ' s Market in .East Pat- chogue. — Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Natale Marchiano and children. John Anthony, Na- tale , Jr., Micky, Larry and Mary Ann , of Post avenue , attended the wedding of Mrs. Marchiano ' s brother , Joachim Monahan , to Miss Sabina Maio in St. Jerome ' s R. C. Church in Flatbush , Brooklyn , Sun- day. The Marchiano family were guests at the reception that fol- lowed at the home of the bride ' s parents , Mr. and Mrs . Frank Maio in Brooklyn. Later they celebrated the second birthday of Thomas Mannino at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Mannino , brother-in- law and sister of Mr. Marchiano and were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph San Phillipo of Howard Beach , who are the brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Marchiano. Mrs. Mari e Satornino ' s birthday March 26 was celebrated at home Sunday with her husband , Dom- inick , and sons , Guy, Garry and Donny. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Villano and daugh- ter , Alice Maria , of Bellport , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmer of Pat- chogu e and Mr. and Ms. Ral ph Step hani. Cynthia Rose Morabito was born recently to Mr. and Mrs . Frank Morabito of 515 Lenox avenue in Brookhaven Memorial Hospital. Elections were held by the Ladies ' Auxiliary of the Hager- man Fi re Department in the fi re- house March 15. Mrs. Anna Ste- phani presided. Newly elected of- ficers are : Mrs. Shirley Riviezzo , president; Mrs. Rose Gilmore , vice president; Mrs. Margaret Stephani , secretary, and Mrs. Katherine Kreamer , treasurer. The next meet- ing will be held April 19. \ The auxiliary of South Bay Post , Veterans of Foreign Wars , met last Thursday in VFW hall on Dunton Avenue. Elections were held. Elected were the following: Ruth Stephani , president; Mrs. Mary Fuoco , senior vice president; Mrs. Josep hine Patanjo , juni«r vice president; Mrs. Irene Cherney chap lain , Mrs. Caroline Fuoco , treasurer. Delegates to County Council are Mrs. Marie Satornino and alternate , Mrs. Mary Fuoco; the trustee is the outgoing presi- dent , Mrs. Jean Maragioglio. Robert Lomicky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lomicky of 10 Maple Drive , has been accepted at Buck- nell University, Lcwisburg, Pa., where he will major in chemical engineering. He is a senior at Bell port High School. Bellport Girl to Sin g Sunday With College Choral Group BELLPORT—Miss Sally Ann Roe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roe , Jr., of 12 Raynor ' s Lane here , will participate with the Centenary Singers in a performance of the oratorio , \Stabat Mater , \ by G. B. Pergolesi , at Centenary College for Women in Hacketts- town, N. J.. Sunday. , The oratori o . will be presented as the annual Easter concert at the college. The 65 singers will perform the outstanding seven- teenth century work with the Dover String Orchestra and with two soloists from the Robert Shaw Chorale. Miss Joan Mey will be the soprano soloist and Miss Louise McClelland the contralto. In addition to the performance of the oratorio Sunday the Centen- ary Singers will tour the eastern United States in May and will embark on their fourth European concert tour in June. Miss Roe a ttended Bayport High School and graduated fro m St. Mary ' s School in Garden City. She is now in her senior year at Centenary College , where she is majoring in education. Miss Sally Ann Roe I Tomorrow Deadline For '60 Boat Berths BELLPORT — Tomorrow is the deadline for the return of applications for boat berths at the village dock for the 1960 season , reminds Mrs. Martha R. Houston , village clerk. Earlier this month , Mrs. Houston mailed application forms out to all residents who had berths last year , giving them first preference this year , but afte r tomorrow those berths not applied for by the previous renters will be allo- cated to new applicants. BHS Bands Set Concert April 8; Party to Follow BELLPORT—The Bellport High School Varsity and Cadet Bands will present their twenty-fifth an- niversary concert in the new , audi- torium April 8. Paul Koehler , the first Bellport music director , will be the guest conductor of the evening. Mr. Koehler organized the Bellport High School Band 25 years ago , started its series of Summer con- certs and led it to a state cham- pionship in VJ38. Fro m Bellport he went to Harrison High School and thence to Great Neck North High School where he is director of instrumental music. Following the concert there will be a party for present and alumnae members of the band and friends. The progra m will include num- bers b y Sousa , excerpts from Khachuturian ' s \Gayne \ ballet , music by Gustav Hoist , selections £rom \The Music M an \ and ''George M. Cohan Favorites!\ There will be no charge for ad- mission. Fashion Show to Aid B e ll port Playcrafters Fashions from the Carriage Shop in Sayville will he shown at the Playcrafters benefit cocktail party from 4 to (i p. m. at the Pine Grove Inn in East Patchogue. Models will be Miss Barbara Clark , Mesdames Marcel Beitel , Arthur Cooley, Thomas Feeney, Mignon Moore , Alfred Roe , Thomas Sheppard , Lispenard Suydam and Jerry Terres; also Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds , Mr. and Mrs. Dwain White and Vincent Holland , Jack Lyons , Hugh MacLeod , and Peter Paige. The Playcrafters are a recently organized amateur theatre group in Bellport. Their first production , \Bell , Book and Candle , \ will be presented in May. Kreamer Dance Set May 6 as Benefit BROOKHAVEN — Preparations are now underway for the third annual Kreamer Street School dance to be held May 6 at the Better 'Ole here. \Spring Cruise \ is the theme set by the dance com- mittee. Awards to be offered are dinner for two at Trader Vic ' s in New York City, and two tickets to any Broadway show on the nig ht of the recipient' s choice. Mrs. Dwain White and Mrs. Jo- seph Hendrie are co-chairmen of the event. Library Story Hour Discontinued ' til Fall BELLPORT—The Story Hour , which has been held weekly for children at the Bellport Memorial Library, ended Saturday morning. It will be resumed in the Fall. The library will continue to be open for circulation from 11:30 a. m. to 1 p. m. Saturday, along with its regular schedule. BELLPORT—The Woman ' s So- ciety of Christian Service of the Bell port Methodist Church will hold its annual Silver Tea at the home of Mrs. Charles Axtniunn of Maple Street here from 2 lo 5 p. m. Tuesday. Everyone is in- vited to attend. Methodist WSCS to Hold Annual Silver Tea Tuesday BELLPORT — Sealed bids will he received at the Bellport Village office , 144 South Country Road here not later than 4 p. in. April 11 for the purchase of a p ick up sweeper with gutter brush de- signed for front end loaders und interchangeable svith loader bucket; hydraulic drive , as per specifica- tions of model 5114 Mars or equal. The bids will be opened at 8 p. in. April 11 by the Village Boa rd at its regular meeting. Detailed specifications may be obtained at the office of the Heli- port Village clerk. The Village Board reserves the rig ht to reject any or all bids. Sealed Bids on Sweeper To Be Received April 11 f^ ^^JV HQS TO PAY J^^ Y^SS^ FIDDL E R ! i. steady saving will ! When you plan for home ownership ... a new car . . . college for your children ... it takes cash to pay the \fiddler. \ Open a Savings Account here . . . add to it regularly . . . have the cash you need. The Bellport National Bank liELLl'OKT , N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System BELLPORT — Wednes- day will mark the fifth time the Board of Education of Central School District 4 will make an attempt to ob- tain a favorable two-thirds majority vote on a $255 ,- 000 seven - classroom addi- tion to the Kreamer Street Elementary School. A board spokesman said the ad- ' dition is needed to relieve crowded conditions in the district that will ; soon cause a sp lit session schedule . unless additional classrooms are _ • provided. Each time this proposition has been put to the voters it has re- . ceived a favorable vote , but lacked the necessary two-thirds majority. Since the last vote on the issue , the district has been notified of a Federal grant of $98 , 000 that it will receive if favorable action is taken on the construction by April 10 , and this allotment to- gether with emergency state aid will cover the entire cost of con- struction , it has been pointed out , eliminating any increase in local school taxes. Voting will be held from 12 noon , to 10 p. m. in the old high school ' gymnasium. Any qualified voters who have not been registered for the pre- vious votes will have an opportun- ity to have their names added to the register today from 12 noon to 10 p. m., when the Board of Registration will be meeting in the old high school gymnasium. Set Fifth Vote for Kreamer Street Addition Wednesday Chief Deputy Sheriff , Postmaster S peak To Atlantic GOP Club Philip F. Corso of Babylon , chief deputy sheriff of Suffolk County, and William Giordano , postmaster of West Islip, ad- dressed the Atlantic Republican Club of Brookhaven Town at its meeting in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall on Dunton Avenue , East Patchogue , March 22. Frank Tortorella of Don Street , East Patchogue , was appointed to the board of governors. The club will sponsor a Spring dance at the VFW Hall at 9 p. m. Saturday, with music by George Patanjo. Refreshments will be served. Edward Slonim of Pace Avenue, Bell port Manor , was awarded a aet of dishes donated by the club. The next meeting will be held at R:30 p. m. April 26 at the VFW Hall. BELLPORT—Two patients were taken to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital in the Bell port ambulance during the past week. Last Tuesday at 2:15 p. m., Mrs. Harriet Phillips of 3 Brooksidc Avenue was driven there by Peter Grueci and William Dolger. At 8:50 \ a. m. Wednesday, Irving Terwilliger and the Rev. Frederick I. Smith took Mrs. Callendar of (lit! Michiga n Avenue there. Bellport Ambulance Takes 2 to Brookhaven Memorial / GOOD TO SEE VOU \ I UP AND AROUND J \ AOAIN , JACK. / J THAT'S DUE TO MY DOCTOR AND BECAUSE l HAD MY PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT TU C AI : Ij PHMt MMV j Jf j W fr. - . * ~iT v^Xl. ' THA!H.MAHKS . \i\t\ (f egJ g y&) LeWtS KNIGHT Ph.6. siMca i9oo • 7k&. BE - 7-0079 FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY EMERGENCY TBI. AT 6-8588 MttPOKr . ix The Rev. Josep h Dunn and President Thomas Scott presided at a meeting of the St. Francis de Sales Confraternity Monday night. Many plans for future pro- grams for childre n of various age levels were discussed. There will be a discussion on future procedure of election of officers of the Confraternity at the next meeting, to be held April 25 , and all parents are urged to attend. At that time , parents of the first graduating class are especially urged to attend and participate in the planning for this event. Favorable comment was re- ceived on the past programs of- fered to the .Junior and Senior high school children of the Con- fraternity and of the. increase in attendance. Refreshments will be served at the next meeting. All are welcome. Confraternity Plans Children ' s Programs H^KU^AjLS | S^^uUy3^gMj A H important aH the Net of your stationery. You can 't go wrong if you C H OONC your invitations from the fine , choice Hlock at The Pat- chogue Advance. Always at bud> ,£et prices, — Adv. CARD PARTY SAYVILLE—The annual card party of the Sayville Improvement Society, Inc., will be held at 1 p. in. Monday at the Republican Club on North Main Street , Sayville. Mrs. George S. Rhodes , president , is general chairman of the affair. Wedding bell* and wedding streamers carry an air of delicate beauty that is reflected in th« loveliness of the printed wedding invitations done by The Patchogue Advance.—Adv.
