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BELLPO RT N EWS ITEMS Margaret Warner. BElIport 7-06SS Last Wednesday Miss Dede Bud- ny celebrated her thirteenth birth- day with a party at her home. After a cook-out , her friends re- mained for a pajama party. Miss Budny is the daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Budny of Livings- ton Road. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Van Horn of Bell Street have returned home from a 10-day vacation. After spending a week at Blue Mountain Lake in the Adirondacks , they vis- ited Mrs. Van Horn ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Shepson of Fairport. Their niece , Miss Mary Ellen Shepson , came home with \ them for a two weeks ' visit. Brown ' s Garage. Tel. BEUport 7-0229. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Potter of Rogers Avenue arrived home Sat- urday night from a motor trip to Quebec and Montreal , Canada. They stopped to visit Mr. and Mrs. William Vissering of Stowe , Vt. , for a few days on their journey to Canada. On their return trip they stopped at Barre , Mass. for their son , Larry, who had been at Wild- wood Camp for two weeks. Jape Potter visited with her great-uncle and aunt . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pad- gett of Wellsboro , Pa., for the two weeks her parents were away. Guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry of Country Club Road are Mrs. Perry ' s mother , Mrs. J. 13. Lane , and her brother , Bradley Lane, of Bayside. Miss Bro n wy n Job and Miss Betsy Baker entertained a number of young people at a party Friday night at the Carleton residence on Brown s Lane. Chapcrones were Mrs. Maxwell Small and Mrs. Richard Carleton. Mr. and Mrs. Pete r Paige and their three sons of Bellport Lane returned home Sunday from a five- day cruise on their boat , The Sea Lady II. They were accompanied b y Mr. and Mrs. W. Dorsey Smith who were aboard their boat. The Beefeater. Notice. Shetland Tweeds with mat- ching yarn. Tots-N-Cottons. —Adv. Staying with Mr. and Mrs. Theo- dore T. Everitt of South Howell' s Point Road from Tuesday through Saturday were .Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Smith of Bloomfield , N. J. Mr. Smith crewed in the Corry Series last week. Henry Halsted , III , and ins son , Oilman , of Kensington , Md., spent last week with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halsted. Jr., of Rogers Avenue. 1 he Corry series for the Star fleet was held in Bellport from Wednesday through Saturday of last week. Last Wednesday night , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Halstead of South Brewster Lane entertained at a cocktail party at their home for the Sta r class fleet and the vis- itors. The sailors were entertained at a cocktail party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dominy of Titus Lane last Thursday night , and the following night they all had dinner at the Better 'Ole in Brookhaven. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Au- gust Waldron of North Brewster Lane entertained at a family bar- becue Mrs. George A. Waldron. Mr. and Mrs. August Fagot , Mrs. George E. Waldron , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waldron and children , Cowles and Terry-Jo , of Brook- haven. Beoiltespend-TheyB hrdlu u u u The Sunday School of the Rutn A.M.E. Zion Churc h is holding its annual picnic today, starting at 9:30 a.m., at Heckscher State Park. A/3C James Carle , who is sta- tioned at Dover Air Force Base , Delaware , spent the weekend with his ' grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Eleazer of New Jersey Ave- nue. A barbecue supper was given for Ann Diecidue in celebration of her twelfth birthday Saturday night by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Diecidue of George Court. The guests were Patty Chisholm , Nan- cy Bojus , Michael Florio , Jean Mazzotti , Frank Piazzola , Barbara Patello , Terry Roberge , Sharon Beitel , and Bruce Richardson. Also present were Ann ' s grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Diecidue. her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Diecidue , and her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Tob y Val- loreo and daughters , Mary and Elaine , and her aunt , Mrs. Vito Vitale. Bellport Fish Market — Fresh Daily. BEHnort 7-07IO. —Adv. Guests of Mr. and Airs. Richard Majetic of General McLean Drive for two week s are Mr. Majetic ' s sister , Mrs. Eugene Wedic and children , Nadine and Mardell , and his cousin , Miss Sandra Shifrer , all of Joliet , 111. The Bell port Fire Department participated in the parade of the North Patchogue Fire Department at 8 p.m. last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Eieazer of New Jersey Avenue motored to Montauk Point Monday with their children , grandchildren , and great- grandchildren. They enjoyed a fam- ily picnic there. Miss Kathy Bergin and Miss Elizabeth Bergin spent last week visiting their uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. George Parker of New Rochelle. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bergin of Academy Lane. Mrs. W ' illiam Wright enter- tained the Jolly Bidders Bridge Club at her home on Bell Street last night. Miss Evelyn Moge r of Country Club Road , accompanied b y Mrs. Doris Eyre and Miss Vivian Bacon of New Haven , Conn., motored to Pennsylvania where thev spent several days at Lancaster and later toured the western part of the state. You live better ALL WAYS with ELECTRICITY—PELCO. —Adv. ' Mayor and Mrs. Harry F. Bedell of Country Club Road returned home from a four weeks ' tour of Europe Monday night. They vis- ited with municipal officials in many cities , and . participated in a national holiday festival in Colog- ny, Switzerland. Mayor and Mrs. Bedell , along with other mayors and their wives on the tour , were entertained b y the Lord Mayor of London at The Mansion , the Burgh- omaster of Brussels, the American ambassador at the Brussels Em- bassy, the city hall in Florence and Rome , the U.N. and the American Consulate in Geneva , the NATO , and by the President of Paris at the City Hall. Last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Grucci and family of Station Road enjoyed a tour of Freedom- land in the Bronx. Mr. Grucci is in charge of the fireworks display that is shown nightly at Freedom- land. NEW BELLPORT STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Bell- haven Luncheonette , Mont auk Highway. Published by The Pat- chogue Advance . Also contains streets in Brookhaven , Yaphank , Med ford , East Patchogue , Patch- ogue , Blue Point and Bayport. AH this for only 50c. —Adv. Mrs. John Trotter and her daughter , Jane , of Station Road and Jane DiDIo spent the weekend with Chief and Mrs. Edward Bridge at their beach cottage on Fire Is- land. Susan Dobrie , daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Adam Dobrie of Academy Lane , visited last week with her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. John Dobrie of East Moriches. Visiting for the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. R. Ronald Rau of South Howell' s Point Road was Mr. Rau ' s mother, Mrs. Walter T. May of Tacoma , Wash. During her visit here , Mrs. May, Mr. Rau and his daughter , Whitney, drove to Boston , Mass., for a few days. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bicselin of Bieselin Road were Mr . and Mrs. Bernard Me- Shane and family of Norwood , R. I. Miss Norma Roberts of Bryn Mawr , Pa., visited last week with Miss Susan Fan- of South Coun- try Road . Visiting this week with Miss Farr is Miss Grace Searing of Bellerose. Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Court of Leisurely Lane , and their guests , Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lud- lum , Jr., of Millington , N. J., spent the weekend at Sag Harbor with Mr. and Mrs. John D. Valentine^ Mr. I.udlum is Mrs. Cort' s brother. Weokend houseguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Col- lins of Bellport Lane were Miss Gretchen Gale of New York City, Mis ' s Carola Hamburger of St. Louis , Mo., Michael Hudson of Ridgewood. N. J., and Paul Hare of Washington , D. C , former class- mates of Peter Collins at Swarth- niore College. Pa. A surprise birthday party was given for Mrs. Edwin Hawkins of Coram in honor of her birthday last week by Mr. and Mrs. August Waldron of North Brewster Lane. Other guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Larry McCann of Islip, Mr and Mrs. Charles Gimmler of Lake Ronkonkoma , Mr. Hawkins and daughter , Mi* Ann Hawkins , and the Waldro n children. Mrs. Haw- kins received many nice gifts. Cathy Corwin , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur R. Corwin of North Brewste r Lane , is spending a month' s vacation at Camp Pa- quatuck. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Demarest of Bieselin Road entertained at a family dinner party Saturday in celebration of the eightieth birth - day of Dr. Harry Demarest of Bay- port , father of Mr. Demarest. Also present were Mr. Demarest' s wife , Mrs. Demarest , his other sons and daughters-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Dey Demarest and daughters , Dale and Deyann , of Country Club Road , and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Demarest of Riverhead; and his sons-in-law and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark of High- land , and Col. and Mrs. John K. Daly of Fort Hamilton , Brooklyn , and Col. Daly ' s sister . Miss Helen Daly of Washington , D. (' ., and Laura , Susan , and Wendy Dem- arest. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Har- vey McChesney, Jr., of Bellport Lane during the Corry series were Mr. and Mrs. John Tanis of Bloom- field. N. J. Miss Karen Holm and David Boli n of South Country Road left Sunday for a few days ' ' visit with their grandmother , Mrs. John L. Wardlaw of New York City. Mrs. Sigrid Rice of Soutli Coun- try Road and Mrs. Matthew Cobb of Otis Lane are spending the week at the Ince cottage on Fire Island. A luncheon party was given for Jessie Goldstein last Thursday af- ternoon in celebration of her sev- enth birthday by he:- parents , Mr. and Mrs. David Goldstein of Bie- selin Road. Guests were Maura Feency, Wend y Demarest , Mar. jorie Calkins , Pam Sinkoff , and Jessie ' s brother , Otto. Guests for the week of Mr. and Mrs. John Ramirez of Circuit Road is Mr. Ramirez ' s mother, Mrs. Marion Ramirez of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. George Mistier of Woodland Park Road and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perino , Jr., and fam- ily of North Howell' s Point Road attended an outdoor family picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Strier and family of Bayport Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mirabelli and their three sons of Woodland Park Road and Mrs. Mirabelli' s mother , Mrs. Helen Lighthall of Pa tchogue , returned home Friday from a four-day tri p to Old Stur- bridge , Concord and Lexington , Boston and Plymouth , Mass. On their way home they drove to Mystic Seaport , Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peck of Au- burn and Mr. and Mrs. Barley Peck and son , Edward , of Elbridge were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of their brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Corwin of Woodruff Street. New residents of South Country Road are Colonel and Mrs. Thomas J. Conlin and their son , Thomas , Jr., who have moved here from Grand Rapids , Mich. Miss Patricia McGann of For- est Hills was a guest last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tnlly of North Howell' s Point Road. Chief Engineer Bert McMahon is home from the Great Lakes to spend a three weeks ' vacation with his family on North Howell' s Point Road. His son , Pfc . Hugh Mc- Mahon , who is stationed at Valley Forge Hospital , Philadelphia , Pa ' . , is spending a two-week leave with his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. James McChesney and children , Betsy and John , of Ahington , Pa., arrived Friday for a few days ' visit with Mr. McChes- ney ' s brother and sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McChesney, Ir., of Bellport Lane.. Catherine Ann Lewis of Had- donfield , N. J., is spending the month of August with her uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. John J . Hart , Jr., of South Country Road . After spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Corwin , Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Downing left Monday morning for their home in Homer. ACTION The actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts. —lohn Locke BELLPORT — The first bi g fire in many years in Bell port ' s business district occurred at 12:55 a.m. last Thursday at the Bell port Fish Market on Main Street. Over GO firemen rushed to an- swor the alarm and found a rag- ing fire on the east side of the interior of the building. The Fire Department received high praise for its excellent job in preventing the fire from spread- ing to adjoining buildings. Fire Chief John Later attributed the cause of the fire to electrical equi p- ment which was located on the east side of the market. The esti- mated damage is approximately $10 , 000. Paul Groh , owner of the mar- ket , and his famil y had recently moved out of the apartment over the fish market. Had thev still been living there , they might have been trapped , as their onl y means of escape was the stairway, which was aflame. For the present Mr. Groh is carrying in his business around the corner on Bellport Lane, where he will be located un- til the burned out market is re- p laced. The firemen were again called at 5:15 p. m. Monday to New Jevsey Avenue where a high-power electric wire had snapped and dropped to the street below , start- ing a bi g b!aze which set fire to a nearby tree and short-circuited the siren. It was then necessary to ring a bell to call the firemen. Fire Chief Later comp limented the Patchogue Electric Light Com- pany on its quick response to an emergency call which possibl y saved lives and prevented further damage to property. Fire Rakes Bellport Fish Market; Vamps Stop Spread to Other Bldgs. Clocks and Watches of all Types Repaired 139 MAIN STREET BELLPORT , N. T. TeL BElIport 7-0860 T Rezone Plea For Station Road Site Before Bd. BELLPORT — Another petition for a change of zone to \Business E\ has been presented to the Bell- port Village Board. Read to the board at its monthly meeting Mon- day night , it is the request of Rob- ert H. Lyons , Jr., and Elizabeth Jeannette Lyons of 19 Station Road for a change from \Residen- tial D\ on property adjoining their home and business property on Station Road. The petition stated that the pur- pose of the request is to enable the applicant to establish and con- duct on the premises a three-fam- ily dwelling and/or offices , and it is not planned to make any major alterations to the buildings , but to use them in their present exist- ing condition. The petition was re- ferred to the planning board and no date set for a public hearing. Meanwhile , no decision was made by the board on the petition of the Budrick Rea l ty Company for a change of zone from \Residential C\ to \Business E\ on a portion of the former Osborn property on South Country Road , the board de- ciding to hold a special meeting for this purpose later in the week. A resolution was adopted de- claring every building on the W yandotte Hotel property a fire hazard , unfit for human habita- tion, offensive to the health and welfare of the village and its in- habitants and unsafe and danger- ous. A notice was to be sent to the owners , ordering them to make the buildings safe or to have them removed no later than 10 days af- ter service of the notice and in case of failure to do so , the vil- lage shall apply at a special term of the Supreme Court for an order determining the buildings to be public nuisances and directing their repair or removal. Another resolution passed pro- vides that all bills to be audited must be presented no later than 4 p. m. of the Wednesday preceding the board meeting, the second Mon- day of each month , all bills to be sworn to before a notary public. It was voted to enforce the over- night parking ordinance , prohibit- ing parking on the streets between 3 a. m. and <> p. m., and to write several owners of hedges that are too high at intersections. The Woman ' s Auxiliary of Brookhaven Memorial Hospital was granted permission to hold a barbecue at the bathing beach September •). At the public hearing that pre- ceded the regular meeting, to adopt an amendment to the ordin- ances providing for a speed limit not in excess of 15 miles an hour for motor vehicles and motorcy- cles , except ambulances , fire vehi- cles or police vehicles on emer- gency trip.s , on Bell port Lane south of Shore Drive and on the village dock , Lispenard Suydam was the only resident who appeared to speak about the matter. He recom- mended a reduced speed limit on the whole of Bellport Lane. The hoard did not take any action after the hearing, pending its special meeting sometime this week. Petition Prompts School Bus Transportation Vote Sept. 13 HS Site Vote Same Day: - ' ' - l * BELLPORT—Bus trans- portation for elementary school children living a half mile from school and for hi g h school students living a mile away in Centra l School D istrict 4 , the same as provided last year , was requested in a petition con- taining approximatel y 1 , 500 names of parents presented to the Boa rd of Education at its meeting Monday night. Transportation had been cur- tailed as a result of a vote at the annual meeting in May, when vot- ers voted 1(13-6 to provide trans- ¦ portation only for elementary school children living a mile from school and high school students a mile and a half distance, in order to effect a s . aving of about $18 , 000 in the budget. The petition requested a special meeting for a vote on extended transportation and since it con- tained sufficient names which , ac- cording to state law , requires the board to hold a special meeting of the district , the date of Septem- ber 13 was set for a vote. Earlier , the board had scheduled Septem- ber 19 for a vote on the purchase of a high school site , but after be- ing presented with the petition for a special meeting, decided to ad- vance the previously scheduled date and ask the voters to vote on the two propositions at the same time. Registration was set for September (5. A board spokesman said this week that if the additional trans- portation is voted it will mean an increase in the tax rate of IS cents per .flOO of assessed valua- tion , with the tax rate now esti- mated to be $11.08 for 1960-G1. ACTION Our grand business is not to see what lies dimly at a distance , but to do what lies clearly at hand. —Thomas Carlyle You get more , lots more news in The Patchogue Advance , plus top features , and pictures; some- thing for everybod y. Order it sent to you: only $5.00 annually. —Adv. Bell port Garden Club Holds Flower Show; Winners Are Listed BELLPORT—An informal flow- er show held at the home of Mrs. Leslie Weiss of South Country Road broug ht forth many beauti- ful arrangements from members of the Bellport Garden Club Tues- day. The winners in the order in which they p laced were as follows: Class I , hall—Mrs. Rolf Michelsen , Miss Natalie Bliss. Class II , living room , tureen—Mrs. Wilbur Petty, Mrs . William Bedell , Mrs . Harold Bohn. Honorable mention , Mrs . Al- bert Hallock. Class 111 , parlor , ash tray—Mrs . T. T. Everitt , Mrs. Ed- ward Eckfeldt , Mrs. Lawrence Fuller. Honorable mention , Mrs. Overton Trempcr. Class IV , dining room—Mrs. Harvey McChesney, Mrs. Fred Hart , Mrs . William Kelly. Class V , conversation piece— Mrs. Harold Bohn , Mrs. Thomas Webster , Mrs. Lawrence Fuller. Class VI , kitchen , spice jar—Mrs. William Bedell , Mrs. Harvey Mc- Chesney, Mrs. Edward Eckfeldt. Class VII , bedroom and mantel piece—Mrs. Wilbur Petty, Mrs. Israel Tilden , Mrs. George Morse. Class VIII , bedroom , night table or chest—Mrs . Harold Bohn , Mrs. Albert Hallock , Mrs. Harvey Mc- Chesney. Honorable mention , Mrs. Robert ' Lea. Class IX , back porch —Mrs. Harvey McChesney, Mrs. Rolf Michelsen , Mrs. Uiwrence Fuller. Class X , terrace—Mrs. Is- rael Tilden. Mrs. Thomas Web- ster , Mrs. Robert Lea. Honorable mention , Mrs. H. McChesney. Hor- ticulture -Mrs. Robert Lea , Mrs. Scott Reading. Desiree Wins Corry Trophy In Bel l port Sail BELLPORT— Herbie Hild' s De- siree, out of City Island , captured a tnird and ninth in Saturday ' s final races to win the Star class competition and the Corry Trophy. Hild' s Desiree racked up 23 points in the five-race series and finished 'in front of Stan Ogilvy ' s Flame and Harold Halsted' s Chuc- kle. Both tied for second place , one point behind Desiree. Satu rday ' s races were won by Fred Scop inich' s Lone Star and Flame. Joe Burbeck' s Capstar showed the way in the opening race last Wednesday and Chuckle gained a victory Thursday. Order of the finishes: rotlliTll HACK—1. I .ono Slur . Kretl Scnpinioh : 2. Pixy. Charles O'Comwll 3. DeairiM' . H.iliie llilit : 4. Maverick , Sam Heard : 5. S. 1\ D. . l 'hiirli-s Dominy ; *>. Kliuni' , Stu n Onitvy. 7 . Mavmirneen III . llnrlwi-ll Moore : S. Slinilv Laily. Tom Do- .lin ; Si . Chuck 1c. HnvoM Hnlalnl ; 10. Wolf. K.,l,.-rl Wilson ; 11. Avocel . Walter Braehlel ; 12. Hilt Di peer III . Jack Tunis : III. lleolzehuti . John I.omlmr.l : M. Noel Hiirvrv McChesney ; l. r ,. l.mly Killer . An- drew (IiKlerhilf . Jr. ; 1« . Smiiill . Kiwi Mor- irun , 17. (' ,* ' < II , Stephen Amlrewa ; 18. WiiesMm. William Kin*: ; l' . t . Can Can . Joh n Ueiirer; 'Jll . Capstar . Joe Htlrheck ; 21. Cito. Stun Noreni ; 22. Shilallah . Tom (1'Kom-Ue ; 0 . N. S. Syrene, Kenny Smith , l.ark . Rene llittel. Kll-TH KACK--1. Flame: 2. Mavournee n III. 8. Wnmum: 1. Chuckle: r >. I july Kil- ler: ti . Cnpstar : 7. Lone Star: S . Mave- rick ; II . Desiree : 1» . S. I' . P.: 11. Pixy; 12. Noel ; CI. Wolf ; 11 . So . mil! ; 15. Can Can: 111 . He.-b.elmh : 17. C,C 11; IS. Sirene: 111 . Cito : 20 . Avocot ; 21. Shilallah: 22. Shaiiv I.nilv : 2:1 . Kiir Dipper III. Ambulance Makes 3 Tri ps in Week; One to New York BELLPORT — The Bellport am- bulance made three trips during the past week , one to New York City. At 11 a.m. last Thursday, John Later and William Dolger trans- ported Thomas Wright from the Brookhaven Memorial Hospital to the Ramor Nursing Home , Patch- ogue. The following day at 9:05 p.m.. William Greenhill and Fran- cis Hermus drove Matthew Fields, New Jersey Avenue , to Bayview Hospital , Mastic. Monday at 11 :. 'I0 a.m.. the trip to New York City was started to take Neil Cullonv Otis Road . Bell- port Beach Estates , to Harkness Pavilion , at Roosevelt Hospital , with John Later and George Coon as crew. Once in a lifetime! The finest workmanship at popular prices in Wedding invitations. Let us show you our beautiful samples of en- graving, raised lettering, and printing. Fast Delivery. A \It ?<> see them when you bring in your news for the society page. The Patchogue Advance . Medford Avenue. —Adv. Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irvinjj Terwillieer and Clifford Miller , Props. AH Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Telephone BElIport 7-0185 /M iJ524-1/ Oif^m- ' ' • w i^w I 1 Nrl t ^i^ J- / A^ -&ys ^ J L *A / & <ur- —^ TS^^tj / j ^^ ~<^ p X OUR cancelled checks are your recei pts , which you receive automatically for every bill you pay by check. We return all can- celled checks to you , with your periodic bank statements. You are cordially invited to open a check- ing account of your own here at our bank. The Bellport National Bank BELLPORT, N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System f ONCE YOU ' VE FOUND OUT \ ABOUT THE EXCELLENT N PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AT TUCAC jj PHARMACY «J YOU'LL NEVER BE «T A S « tOSS FOR RELIABLE * PRESCRIPTION FILLING/ n^ UWIS KNIOHT , Ph.*). MIHCM I90O • 3W. BE - 7-0079 PRES PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY EMgRMH CV TEL. AT 6-8588 MLL PORT . 1.1. The Bellport Fish Market Is Doing Business at Their NEW LOCATION In the Former Bicycle Shop Between Grucci Grocery and the Laundromat on BELLPORT LANE BELLPORT 7-0710 • We Wish to Thank the BELLPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT for their efforts in controlling the fire at the Bellport Fish Market MR. and MRS. PAUL GROH ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhavea Rev. Richard W. Gray, Viowr SUNDAY Ninth Sunday After Trinity 7:30 a. m. —Hol y communion. 10:30 a. m. — Children ' s Bible School. 10:30 a. m. — Morning prayer and sermon. BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN i'KEsUVlKRlAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Koad , brooktv&v«a Key. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor FRIDAY 8 p. m. — Meeting of session at Fellowship Hall. SUNDAY 11 a. m. — Sunday service. Ser- mon topic , \Strength in Weakness. \ MONDAY-FRIDAY (August 26) 9:30-11:30 a. m. — Vacation Churc h School—kindergarten , pri- mary and Junior classes. Refresh- ments are served. THURSDAY (August 18) 8:30 p. m. — Theatre benefit at the Gateway Theatre. \Redhead. \ For tickets , contact any member of the Women ' s Association , or Mrs. Earl Light , chairman. MARY IMMACULATE R. C. CHURCH Brown ' s Lane , Bellport Rev. Thomas J. Manning, Pastor SATURDAY 4:30-5:30 p. m. and 7:30-8:30 p. HI . —Confessions. SUNDAY 7 , 8, 9 , 10 and 11 a. m. and 12:15 Pb m. — Masses. 2 p. m . — Baptism. Mondays through Fridays 7 and 8 a. m. Saturday 8 a. m. —Masses. Our Lady of Fatima devotions af- ter 8 a. m. mass Saturday. RUTH A. M. E. ZION CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. D. A. Hunt , Pastor SUNDAY - 10 a. m. —Sunday school service. 11 a. m. —Church service. MONDAY 7:30 p. m. —Choir rehearsal. TUESDAY 7 p. m. —Prayer service. SATURDAY 12 noon—Church fair. BELLPORT METHODIST CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Frederick I. Smith , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m.—Church service. Ralp h C. Powell preaching. Nursery and Kindergarten in Aidersgate. 7 p. m. —Senior High Fellow- ship. WEDNESDAY 1 p. m.—Mid-week Prayer ser- vice. 8 p. m. — Mid-week Bible class. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector SUNDAY (August) 10 a. m. —Holy Communion , (First , Third Sundays) Morning Prayer. (Second , Fourth Sundays) THURSDAY 9:30 a. m. — Holy Communion. Saint' s Days , Holy Days 9 a. m. —Holy Communion. News of the Churches New Books Ordered B y Bell port Library BELLPORT — Many new books have been ordered b y the Bell port Memorial Library. They are listed as follows : Adult Fiction — Andrzejewski , \The Inquisitors \ ; Holies , \Cap- tain Cat\ ; Engelson , \Mountain of Villainy \ ; Camus , \The Stranger \ ; Williams , \Charles Aground\ . 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(¦\V\ ' f j • Tons of ELEPHANTS o Amazing ANIMAL ACTS j f d P=- . ' ¦ - ' £•/ Magnificent HORSES • Rare JUNGLE BEASTS j ' '1 I • Expert EQI KSTKIAVS • Cavalcade: of CLOWNS j £\ \*•<!/ • AKRIAMSTf, ACROBATS , ARENIC Champ ions j r- ~ — ~- f .JHBHHBHHnk. m a? IIM Uuii M A wx *\ £ J M»i Jj| »jB i i Sponsored bv the r MASTIC FIRE DEPT. and AMBULANCE CO. j O ppo. -il\ Fin-house — Mastic Road , .Mastic FRIDAY — AUGUST 19 Afternoon and Evening Performances j NOTE: The purchasing of Advanced Sale Tickets j will benefit, the Fund-Raising Campaign. j Annual Fair Saturday At Ruth AME Zion BELLPORT — The annual fair , sponsore d by the program commit- tee of Ruth A.M.E. Zion Churc h , will be held at the church here on Station Road Saturday. It will start at 12 noon on the churc h grounds. There will he a white elephant table , games for all , and many awards will be made. Homemade cakes , pies , and rolls will be sold. The proceeds will go toward the churc h building fund. The public is invited. Mrs. William Greenhill is head of the program committee and is assisted by Mrs. Grace Carle and Mrs. Blanche Carle. WANT ADVANCE PHOTOS? Any p icture with the credit line \Advance Photo \ or \Photo by Gomez \ (no others), excepting ac- cidents , fires and explosions is available in a glossy print. To se- cure them mail in a clipping of the picture and $1.50 for a 5 x 7 size; $2 for an 8 x 10 (prinil s of accidents , fires or explosions are $10 apiece f or an 8 x 10) along with your name , address and phone numbe r to: Picture Editor, The Patchogue Advance , P. O. Drawer 780 , Patchogue , Lung Island. Call for prints when notified or add 25c for mailing. —Adv . Hagerman Firemen ' s Barbecue Saturday HAGERMAN — The Hagerman Fire Department will sponsor a chicken barbecue with all the trim- mings, including refreshments, at the firehouse at 5 p.m. Saturday. Proceeds will go into the depart- ment' s benevolent fund. Tickets may be obtained from any Hagerman fireman , or call Fred Kelly, assistant chief , at GR 5-2488. rw*vxv^v»v\w»w\'»*»v\»»^%v» » *« I J \ BELLPORT ASPHALT] PAVING CORP. j > Asphalt Paving . > Parking A reas Driveways j Trucking j J Topsoil — Bluest one J > Gravel — Fill — Sand J J Estimates Cheerfully Given 3 ! 28 Station Road Bellport 1 ; Telephone BELLPORT 7-0061 j
