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BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Mrs. M. Alburier. BEIlport 7-0979B Laura Demarest of Bieselin Road and Deyann Demarest of Country Club Road won the first and second place trop hies , re- spectively, in the Junior Girls ' Division of the South Eastern Archery League tournament held at Huntington Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dominy of Woodland Park Road returned home last week from a 12-day auto trip to the Smoky Mountain area of North Carolina and Ten- nessee. On their way home they motored through Kentucky, Ohio , and Northern Pennsylvania , stop- ping in Columbus , 0., for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Smith , Jr., After a three weeks ' vacation in Bradenton , Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marrion and sons , Jim and Bob , have returned to their home on Station Road. While in Bradenton they stayed with Mrs. Marrion ' s family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackle , formerly of Bell- port; Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Hiscox , formerly of East Patchogue; Mrs. Raymond Hallock , former resi- dent of Patchogue , and Mr. and Mrs. David Ellerman , formerly of Philadelphia , Pa. On their re- turn trip, they motored to the east coast of Florida where they visited Mr. Marrion ' s brother , James Marrion , and his brother- in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ritchie of West Palm Beach. You live better ALL WAYS with ELECTRICITY—PELCO. —Adv . Recent newcomers to Bell port are Mr. and Mrs. Jules Chaussabel and daughter , Michele , who . pur- chased the Luck home at 7 South Howell' s Point Road. Mr. Chaus- sabel , formerly of Baldwin , is with the education reader ' s service for Look Magazine. Miss Chaus- sabel is a student at Barnard College , New York City. Malcolm Fleming of Academy Lane exhibited his antique decoy collection at the Water Fo\vl Workshop, sponsored by the Great South Bay Waterfowlers Associa- tion , which was held at the Bay Shore Marina Sunday. The Bellport High School music department will present the Gil- bert and Sullivan operetta , \The Pirates of Penzance , \ in Decem- ber. Costumes will be designed and made by the homemaking de- partment under the guidance of Mrs. George Paul. Anyone U' .ving old evening dresses they would like to donate to the school to be used for making costumes may call Mrs. George Paul at the . high school or at BEllport 7- 0909. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Calkins of Bieselin Road enjoyed a luncheon at Linck' s Log Cabin in Centerport on October 12 , after which they visited the nearby Vanderbilt Museum. On Saturday the Cal- kins ' family spent the day with Mrs. Calkins ' parents , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Flushing. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Finston and family of General McLean Drive spent last week at Gatlinburg, Tenn. BeJlport Fish JVIartet — Fresh Daily. BElloort 7-0710. —Adv. The Bellport Mr. and Mrs. Canasta Club was entertained at the home .of Mr. and Mrs. Leverett Hulse of Holtsville Saturday ni ght, Miss Emma Deknatel of Living- ston Road has returned home from a week' s trip through the Berk- shire Mountains with her sister- in-law , Mrs. S. H. Deknatel of Pleasantville. Dick and Donna Richardson took a group of friends to Patch- ogue Saturday evening for roller skating followed by refreshments in celebration of their fourteenth and thirteenth birthdays , respec- tively. Their guests were Susan Beebe , Jeanette Vaughan , Kath- leen Murphy, Frank Lamparelli , Bobby Perino , and Bruce Richard- son. Dick and Donna are the chil- dren of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Richardson of North Howell' s Point Road. Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Olsen of Station Road visited their daughter , Karen , who is a student nurse at Memorial Hos- pital in Albany. They traveled through the Berkshire Mountains in Massachussets , and spent some time with their son , Jon , in Bridge- port , Conn. Mr. and . Mrs. Hug h N. Brown of Bieselin Road have returned from a five weeks ' motor trip to the West Coast. En route they took side-trips to the Grand Canyon , the Bryce and Zion Na- tional Parks. After visiting Mr. Brown ' s sister in Santa Barbara , Calif., they left for home , stopping for a visit with Mr. Brown ' s mother , Mrs. Carrie Brown at JJrbans , 111. Mrs. Brown drove back to Bellport -with them for a 10-day visit. David Gavin of New Haven , Conn., visited for the weekend with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gavin of General McLean Drive. Steven Simmons , son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Simmons of Brown ' s Lane , entertained a few friends at lunch on Saturday in celebration of his eighth birthday. Later they attended the Walt Disney movie in Patchogue. Miss L y n n e MacComiskey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wil- liam MacComiskey of General Mc- Lean Drive , entertained a group of friends at a dancing party the evening of October 11. Visiting for the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Light of Gener- al McLean Drive was Mr. Ligh t' s uncle , Gilbsrc Sherin of Wilming- ton , Del . Miss Harriet F. Philli ps , a senior at Lake Erie College , Painesville , O., has received a faculty citation for scholarl y dis- tinction on the basis of her acade- mic performance in the Spring term , 1959-60. Miss Philli ps is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Philli ps of South Country Road. Notice. Shetland Tweeds with mat- ching yarn. Tots-N-Cottons. —Adv. A buffet supper was given for Ronald Wood , Jr., in honor of his first birthday by his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wood of Bayview Avenue , Sunday afternoon. Guests were his maternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cabre , Mr. and Mrs. George P. Heimroth , Mrs. George H. Heimroth , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood , and son , Charles , of Patchogue; Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Carlough and sons , Bobb y and Gary, of Blue Point; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood and daughter , Pam , of East Patchogue; Ronald' s paternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lambert , and David Wood of Jamaica; Ronald' s great- grandmother , Mrs. Charles Little of Oceanside. On Saturday, Dr. Arnold Spar- row and his sons , Alan and Paul , of Leisurely Lane , went to the Long Island Fair held at Roose- velt Raceway. The Knit 'N' Chat Club will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Edward Warner of Second Street. The group will celebrate Mrs. Guy Reletliford' s birthday. Mr. and Mrs . Adam Dobrie of Academy Lane announce the birth of their fourth daughter , Sherrie Lee , at Brookhaven Memorial Hos- pital Sunday night. The Dobries ' other daughters are named , Bar- bara , Susan and Judith. Mr. and Mrs. William Florio of General McLean Drive enter- tained at a party October 11 for their son , Michael , and a group of his friends in celebration of his eleventh birthday. A supper party was given for Donald Harrow last Wednesday ni ght in honor of his eleventh birthday by his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harrow of Circuit Road. Those attending were Tina Miller , Suzanne Herzog, Jeanette Vaughan , Deborah Carman , Jimmy Brown , Timmy Gerard , Step hen MacRobbie , and Donald' s brother , Daniel , and his sister , Dawn Ann. Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson of Pearl Street had as their guests for several days this week Mrs. Gibson ' s aunt , Mrs . Fred C. Scher- man of Oak Park , 111. Brown ' s Garage. Tel. BEllport 7-0229. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hallock of Pearl Street entertained at a dinner part y Saturday night for the following group of engineers who are associated with Mr. Hal- lock at Grumman Aircraft Engi- neering Corp , and their wives: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Searight of Ba- tons Neck , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cyp hers Leonard Paulrhue , and Mrs. Lillian Larsen , of Huntington , AJJan Kemp of Westbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood of Gerard Street , Bellport. The Couples Club of the Bell- port Methodist Church will cele- brate its tenth birthday at the meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Wesley House. Invitations have been sent to all the past and present members to come and jo in the festivities. Guests of honor will be Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Bedell , who will show slides and tell of their tri p to Europe this Summer, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Downs and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Johnson will be the host couples. Mrs. Eva Shenan of Jersey City, N. J., was the weekend house- guest of Miss Gladys Weidner of South Country Road. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Baier of Bellhaven Road attended the Syracuse-Penn State football game at Syracuse Saturday afternoon. They visited their son , Leigh , at Williams College last Thursday, and their daughter , Nancy, at Skidmore College Sunday. The Deucey Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Albert Hal- lock of Pearl Street last Thurs- day night. Mrs. R. William MacComiskey entertained her bridge club at a luncheon bridge at her home on General McLean Drive Monday. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Lanman, Jr., and family of Hulse Street spent the weekend sailing on Long Island Sound with Mr. and Mrs. John P. Meade of Rye. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Holland of South Howell' s Point Road , accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Holland of Freeport , spent the weekend at Hanover , N. H., whew they attended the Holy Cross- Dartmouth football game Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Streit of Brown ' s Lane spent five days last week on their boat Wooden World II , with the Cruising Club. Miss Frances Kajster of Eliza- beth , N. J., was the weekend houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Ver- non O'Rourke of South Country Road. On Saturday afternoon , Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McChesney, Jr., of Bellport Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ross of Academy Lane attended the Yale-Cornell foot- ball game held at New Haven , Conn. Sunday dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs. Willis Calkins , Jr., of Bieselin Road were Mr. and Mrs. Calkins , Sr., of East Patchogue. Mrs. Edward Eckfel . dt of Prince- ton , N. J., visited for the week- end with Mrs. Joseph Parsons of Bellport Lane. Patty Ramirez , daughter of Mr . and Mrs. John Ramirez of Circuit Road , returned home Saturday after undergoing a tonsillectomy at Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Friday. To celebrate her eighth birth- day, Denise Athanasiou enter- tained a group of her friends at a party Monday afternoon. Her guests were Ann Ebersole , Michele and Gabriel *- . Itlajetic , Beverl y Wiener , Linda Gordon , Jane Potter , Doren Madey, Nancy P.oulin , Caro- line Hulse , Kathleen Butler , Meg and Pam Sylvester , and Robin Higinbotham. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Williams of South Country Road and their son and daughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Evan Williams of Boston , Mass., attended the dinner-dance given in honor of their Majesties , King Frederik and Queen Ingrid of Denmark , at the Waldorf- Astoria Hote l in New York City Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bor- ge R. Jacobsen , parents of Mrs, Evan Williams , also attended the affair. The Hearth Club will hold its annual Fall dance at, the Country Club in Bellport tomorrow night. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kudny are chairmen of the dance , assisted by- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ebersole , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rose , Mr. and Mrs. Emery Van Horn , and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vollmer. /\ HAVE TO GET A ^T ( PRESCRIPTION FI LCEOJ 'l/ wE'LL STOP AT IU C AC _b PHARMACY J THEY'VE THE BEST PRESCRtPTION . SERVICI IN TOWN / v , A tnmKHmrn PK: tmct i960 •JM. BE -7-0079 NHS PRESCRIPTION DCUVERY -MeaatHc* Tgu ar fe-esae MO-POttl LX UNDERWOOD FUEL CO. READING COAL — HEATING OILS River Ave . & L.I.R.R. Patchogue , N. Y. Tel. GRover 5-3600 \ ~~-——-a-— -- Hawkins Gulf Garage 11 STATION ROAD BELLPORT Irving Terwilliger and Clifford Miller , Props. All Types Automobile Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Telephone BEllport 7-0185 B'HAVEN KENNEL CLUB SHOW: By Ed Faust BELLPORT — Despite threaten- ing skies , the American Kennel Club sanctioned match show staged by the Brookhaven Kennel Club at the Bellport Recreation Center Sunday drew __(> entries , making it the largest outdoor event held by ihe club this year. As there was no charge for ad- mission to spectators , it was im- possible to make an accurate count of the gallery, but club of- ficials estimate that between 350 to 400 were on hand to see the three-year-old Kerry blue fpmale terrier , Bonnie ' s Bridget , owned by Jane Berman of Westbury, take top honors by winning Best in Match in addition to being named Best Adult Dog in show. Ihe terrier was well conditioned , well handled and a consensus agreed that she was well judged. Some excellent prospects for future show 7 ring honors were seen in the winners of various puppy divisions , among them the cocker spaniel , Dapper Dan of Hawk- wood , owned by Lola Hawkins of Hicksville. winner of the . .port- ing Group. Toy Group winner was a New- York City entry, a pocket-size Chihuahua with the fearsome name , Tiger , property of Larry Lopez of that city. From Setauket came A. T. Fitz- simmons ' Basset , Bonnie Rid ge Tinker , to win the Hound Group. First among Non-Sporting pups was a miniature poodle , Bon Bon De Grandeur , entered by Grace Dean of Hempstead. Working dogs group drew an exceptionally heavy entry with the winner the German Shepherd , Andrea Von Benhaus , belonging to Peter Berger of East North- port. Best Terrier puppy was Er- win Biggs ' eight-month-old minia- ture schnauzer , Biggs Mister STB , also named Best Puppy in Match . In addition to puppy classes there was an excellent showing of adult dogs best among them being the previously mentioned Bonnie ' s Brid get. Best adult hound was the smooth dachshund , Richmond Con- suela , hailing from Centereach , owned by Paul Richmond. Best adult Toy dog was Toni , a Chi- huahua , owned by M. Crowell of Greenlawn. An English setter , Dusty, took top honors in the Sporting Group. Dusty was from the kennel of Alan Braunstein of West Babylon. Non-sporting dog winner was Earl Schaeff' er ' s Dal- matian , Teddy ' s Rising Sun . com- ing fro m East Islip. Rounding out the winners of Adult classes was the great Dane , Honey Hollow Cleopatra , owned by B. Bahvin of Yaphank. The show was further enlivened by a series of interesting obedience trials which demonstrate the in- telligence an dabiiity of dogs to perform given commands. For this feature , Frank Halssig was added to the scheduled panel of judges. For tho benefit of those un- familiar with dog shows , a match show is a proving ground for dogs or pupp ies having limited show experience or never having been shown before. It is often the starting point for many that have later gone on to become national and international cham- pions. The Sunday match marked the final outdoor event for the Brook- haven Club for the year. Kerry Blue Terrier Best in Match FIRE PREVENTION — ttTSt Prevention week , Fourth , Fifth and Sixth Grades of Brookhaven Elementary School witnessed dis- play of fire trucks and fire fighting apparatus on Brook h aven School grounds last Thursday. Public service demonstration was carried out un- der guidance of volunteer firemen from Brook- haven Fire Department. Another highlight of afternoon events was series of films on fire pre- vention held in school gymnasium. Pictured ton of truck is Robert Robinson , second assis- tant chief, and Willis Strickland , first assistant chief , stands with children , left to rig ht , Larry Fuller , Marjorie Binnington , Margie Long and Steve Singlcr. —Photo by Rabin Bellport High School N ews The Bellport High School Stu- dent Council held its first meeting of the year October (5. Two repre- sentatives from each high school homeroom attended along with the new executive council and Russel Hanscom , advisor. Class competition was the main topic discussed. A motion was passed to allow the ninth grade class to be part of the hig h school , allowing the students to attend high school dances and games , and partici pate in sports teams and competition. The Forensic Society, under the direction of Gabriel Gabrelian , has set up a committee on a Bell port Forum and has appointed Alan Thorndike its chairman. Betsy Baker is to be in charge of the annual United Nations day radio program. Richard Beth is search- ing for some good , young, new debaters. An advanced biology group, sponsored b y Richard Baldwin , has been formed to enable in- terested students to do individual research on projects of particular interest. There have been several preliminary meetings of orienta- tion and discussion , but the group will not meet officially until the basement of the high school has been renovated to accommodate the group while working on their individual research projects. The following students are in the group: 1' . llassell , P. Simone , R. Currul , J. I' uleston. ,1. Holler , K. McLean , M. Strauss , N. Wood, R. Tay lor , B. Job , D. Quinn , B. Baker . G. ' Foster , B. Block , C. Klein , J. Coleman, P. Edwards , A. Hotchkin , S. Warburton , L. MacDougal , L. Rosenblatt. On Octobe- 1 - .nd 5 , the Iowi tests of edr ¦ :t : --m l development were taken by ; ,e Heliport Hi g h School Juni o r s an d juniors throughout the country. These Iowa tests are standard tests in the different fields of stud y such as English . Social Studies , Science and Mathematics. Since the tests are standard , each and every junior will he able to tell how lie \ stacks up \ by means of his percentile rating on these tests. When these tests are scored , it is hoped that each juni or will go to the guidance office , find out and discuss his standing with Mr. I' aisely. This year , on October 10 and 11 , 13 seniors took the Regents scholarshi p exams. These scholar- ships range from $200 to . *800 for each of four years in any New Yolk State College. This year ' s soccer team , under the able direction of Coach Grant , is looking forward to a success- ful vear. \Even though we have lost the first three games we have played , \ said the coaeiv , \I' m very optimis- tic about the game with Patchogue High School. Incidentall y this is the first night game that Bellport has ever played. \ The following boys make up the mainstay of the varsity team: Co- captains Tom Binnington and James Carroll , Ed Frahiy.io , Alan Kinsella , John Halliwel] , Dave Schletter , Richard Hague and Richard May. This year ' s cheerleaders include Lois Buumfulk , captain , Ja.net Capicott.a , Eileen Murray. Suzanne Beyer , Helen Nejelski . Brec Bin- nington and .loan DiDio. Those girls cheer for the soccer and bas- ketball games. A dance , \Falling Leaves , \ was given by the Girls ' Athletic League last Tuesday night . The advisor for this group is Mrs. Mary llea- coni. Karen Kemper , Lynn Mac- Dougal , and Sharon Kane were committee chairmen in charge of planning the dunce. Those nl tend- ing had a wonderful time dancing to the music of the Eddie Corne- lius Band. NEW BELLPORT STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Bet fin- ger ' s Delicatessen and Bellhaven Luncheonette , Montauk Highway, und Bellport Stationery Store. Published b y Tho Patchogue Ad- vance. Also contains streets in Brookhaven , Yaphank , Medford , East Patchogue , Patchogue , Blue Point and Bayport. All this for only . . Or. —Adv. Bell p ' t GOP Women ' s 'Coffee ' Event Friday BELLPORT—-Plans for the Bell- port Republican Women ' s \Coffee With the Candidates \ event have been set and Mrs. Virginia Tully, chairman , has announced that the GOP candidates will be in attend- ance. These will include Congress- man Stuyvesant Wainwright , State Senator ' Elisha T. Barrett and Perry B. Duryea , Jr., of Montauk. The affair , * to be held at the Bellport Country Club on South Country Road here tomorrow from 9:30 to 11 a. m „ is open to all interested persons in the area. \This event affords an excellent opportunity for people to meet our candidates on an informal basis to gain information neces- sary to their decision at the polls in November , \ Mrs. Tull y said. Streamer Street PTA Will Meet Toni g ht BELLPORT—The first monthly meeting of the Kreamer Street Sehool Parent-Teacher Association will be held at 8 p. 111. today in the auditorium. Grant Ilaviland , elementary prinicpal , will introduce the teach- ers to the parents. Refreshments will be served in the homerooms by the room mothers. All parents who have children in the elemen- tary grades are urged to attend. . . www w w- -ww — w w w-irw-————— -—yww _ _ _ _ . — _ , I BELLPORT ASPHALT: PAVING CORP. j • 4 I Asphalt Paving ! t Parking Areas Driveways ! f Trucking j I Topsoil — Bluostonc J [ Gravel — Fill — Sand < I Estimates Cheerfully Given ' 4 ? 4 ' , 28 Station Road Bellport J { Telephone BELLPORT 7-0061 J Sixth Market Re-Zone Hearing Tuesday Night BELLPORT — Another overflow crowd of .residents , with both pro and con views , is expected to attend the sixth public hearing which the Bellport Village Board will hold at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Community Center to consider the petition of the Budrick Realty Corporation for a change of zone from Residential C to \business E on a portion in the north-westerly section of its pro- perty on South Country Road. The purpose of the petition is to enable the firm to construct an H. C. Bohack supermarket further back on the property with a large parking space in front. At the last public hearing Octo- ber 3 , George E. Lechtreeker , at- torney for the petitioner , pointed out that he had learned that the legal notice of the hearing had been published onl y once , whereas the village ordinances require two publications and he asked that the matter be clarified before proceed- ing with the hearing. Lawyers present talked the mat- ter over and all agreed that there should have been two publications. Mr. Lechtreeker filed another pe- tition after the hearing and the Village Board set the new date for another hearing. Prior to the hearing, there will be another public hearing at 7:30 p m. in the villa ge office to con- sider the petition of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyons for a change of zone from \Residential D\ to \Business E\ on their property on: Station Road to allow them to convert the house on the property to a three-family dwelling and /or office space. TRAVEL /W jffifS^? STYLE! JMife^. tect their cash (J J- A . f \Tf / ^ Z? m l (i \ by using Trav- dr ^ \ I l\^w \Jl\l ' elers ' Checks ! J T L __•/' ' / • I ^ ^ Don ' t let the loss or theft of your cash spoil the fun of your vacation or other tri p. Carry important money in the form of Travelers ' Checks that can be cashed anywhere , but ONLY by you. Get them here. The Bellport National Bank BELLPORT , N. Y. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System Articles Are Needed For RAS Rummage BELLPORT — The annual Fall rummage sale sponsored by the Rosary Altar Society of Mary Immaculate R. C. Church will open at 10 a. m. Wednesday and run until 4 p. m. and again from 7 to 9 p. m. The schedule for next Thursday will be the same and the sale will conclude at 12 noon Friday. Clothing and shoes for men , women and children and household articles will be the main items to be offered in the sole at reason- able prices. Anyone wishing to contribute articles may leave them in the auditorium or church basement or have them picked up by calling Mrs. Conrad Heede , BEllport 7- 0823 or 7-0316. Harvest Sale Is Set At Christ Church Sat. . BELLPORT — A harvest sale , sponsored by the Episcopal Church- women , will be held Saturday from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. at the Christ Churc h Parish Hall on South Country Road , Bellport. There will be an attic corner , featuring unusual heirlooms , an- tiques , pictures , and books , under the chairmanship of Mrs. Lawr- ence Fuller. Other booths will in- clude gifts, preserves and food. They will be headed by Mrs. Wal- lace Budny, Mrs. John Conway and Mrs. John I nee , respectively. African Violet plants will be sold. Mrs. John Lancaster is head of publicity, and Mrs. Vernon Bucha- nan , p hone committee. Everyone is urged to attend. Clocks and Watches of all Types Repaired 1SS MAIN STREET BELLPORT , N. Y. TeL BEliport 7-0860 RUTH A. M. E. ZION CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. D. A. Hunt , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m. —Sunday school service. 11 a. m. —Worship service. MONDAY 7:30 p. in. — Choir reshearsal. TUESDAY 7 p. m. —Prayer service. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH Beaver Dan? Koad , Brookhave» Rev. Richard W. Gray. Vioar NINETEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8 a. m. —Iloiy communion. I 1 a. 111. —Church School. II a. m. —Morning Prayer and sermon. 7 j). in. —Evening prayer. 7:1 a p. 111. —Young Peop le ' s Fel- lowship. TUESDAY 8 p. m. —Meeting of Women ' s Guild. BROOK HAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven Rev. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor THURSDAY (TODAY) S p. in. — Church Buil ding Com- mittee meeting in Fellowship Hall . FRIDAY 8:15 p. in. —Christian Education Committee meeting at home of Mrs. Stewart Bookless. SUNDAY !i:3(l a. m. —Church School. 11 a. 111. —Sunday worshi p serv- ice . Sermon topic: \Does God Re- ward Evil?\ THURSDAY 10 a. m. —Long Island Presby- terial meeting in Greenport Pres- byterian Church. BELLPORT METHODIST CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Frederick I. Smith , Pastor FRIDAY H p. in. - -Coup les ' Club. SUNDAY 11:30 a. m —Sunday School for all Hues. Adult class taught b y the pastor , 11 a. in. —Church service. Baby sitting in Aldcrsgatc. 1; p. m. —Junior High Fellow- ship. 7:30 p. 111. —Senior Youth Fel- lowship. TUESDAY H p. 111. WSf'S meeting. WEDNESDAY 1 p. m. —Mid-week prayer serv- ice. (A service of healing). 7 p. m. — Choir practice. 8 p. m. —Mid-Week Bible class. MARY IMMACULATE R. C. CHURCB Brown ' s Lane. Bellport Kev. Thomas J. Manning, Pastor SATURDAY\ 10 a. m. —Religious instructions. 4:30-5:30 p. m. and 7:30-8:30 p. m. —Confessions. SUNDAY 7 , 8 , 9 , and 11 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. — Masses. 2 p. m. — Baptism . MONDAY 8 p. m —Miraculous * Medal no- vena. Mondays through Fridays 7 and 8 a. m. Saturday 8 a. m. —Masses. Our Lady of Fa tima devotions af- ter 8 a. m. mass Saturday. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS 8 p. m. —October Devotions. WEDNESDAY , THURSDAY 10 a. 111. -12 noon , 7-9 p. m. — Rummage sale in auditorium. FRIDAY 10 a. m. -12 noon — Rummage sale. CHRIST EPISCOPA L CHURC H Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY 8:30 p. m. —Adult Class. SATURDAY 10 a. m. -3 p. m. —Harvest Sale. SUNDAY Nineteenth Sunday After Trinity 8 a. m. —Holy Communion. 9:30 a. m. — Family Eucharist , Sunday School , grades 3-8. 11 a. m. —Morning prayer and sermon. Sunday School Grades Pre-School to 2. MONDAY 8:30 p. m.—Development Com- mittee. meeting. TUESDAY 0:30 a. m. -12:30 p. m. —Office hours. WEDNESDAY 9:30 a. m. —Holy Communion. 10 a. m. -12:30 p. m. — O llicc hours. 7:30 p. m. — Junior Choir re- hearsal. 8:30 p. m. — Senior Choir re- hearsal. New s of the Churches BELLPORT — A progra m on the Unite d Nations will be pre- sented at the Woman ' s Society of Christian Service meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Wesley House. Mrs. Albert W. Stahman will speak on the structure of the United Nations , Mrs. Charles L. Gould on countries under United Nations trusteeship, and Mrs. Jo- seph Harder and Mrs. Malcolm Johnson will hav e as their topic \Examples of Technical Assistance at Work in the Phili ppines and Indonesia. \ There will also be a period de- voted to the singing of songs from other countries under the direction of Mrs. Richard Stock. The devotional message will be g iven b y Mrs. Etta Barrett , and the hostesses for the evening will be Miss Lulu Gould. Mrs. Earl Frnsher and Mrs. Frederick I. Smith. All the ladies of the community are invited. Following their business meet- ing October 11 the Society enjoy- ed a program of piano selections p layed by Mrs. Billie R. Brown , and two of her students , Joanne Schaefe r and Sara Jean Stephani. WSCS to Hold Program on UN Tuesday Night
