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Engagements Mr. and Mrs. John J. Scala of Patehogue announce the engage- ment of their daughter , Miss Be- Miss Belinda F. Scala linda F. Scala , to Alfred J. Hopf , son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Hop f of Patehogue. Miss Scala is a graduate of Pat- ehogue High School , class of 1960. Mr. Hopf is also a graduate of Patehogue High School , class of 1960. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Delena of Roosevelt Avenue , Nesconset , an- nounce the engagement of their daughter , Mary Ann , to Ronald Dixon , son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dixon of South Vienna , 0. Miss Delena is a graduate of Smithtown High School and is now attending Kings College at Briar Cliff Manor. Her fiance is also attending Kings College. No date has been set for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. John Walter of Edwards Lane , Blue Point , have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Florence Anna Walter , to Charles Doering of Garden City at a reception at the Eden Rock in New York City. Miss Walter is a graduate of Queens College and is a teacher. Mr. Doering, a graduate of Poly- technic Institute , is associated with the New York Life Insurance Com- pany. A wedding on December 18 is planned. ^¦¦¦_MHBH_H «VHHMH_ H_ BK_ M_ ---B_- -—¦¦¦ -¦¦H «B*BBB«B»HB«MBH»__BBH_«_ ^J I » ^-B__-M-_M-_H-| j COOK JEWELERS . 50th I A NNIVERSARY ! | Gleaming 4-Pc. Silverplate [ I TEA or COFFEE SERVICE | i i ; Usually Priced at 39.95 A Hinged j j Anniversary . - -^S fe ^g^^ ^ ^ j S / ^L k \ Gift show P ,ace of Lon 8 I sIand \ °Pen Mon. and Fri. Till 9 P.M. I I / Jf / 85 East Main St. , Patehogue « ! UM* JEWELERS , INC. ££%%, \ ¦ ¦ BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS Margaret Warner, Tel. BElIport 7-0853 Lawrence Musso , Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Musso of Fuo- co Street , has enlisted in the U.S. Navy and is leaving today for the Great Lakes Training Center , Chicago , 111. Nancy Ann Kirchgessner , daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirch- gessner of Farm-to-Market Road , celebrated her first birthday Oct- ober 25. During the day, friends and relatives called at her home to wish her a \happy birthday. \ Mr. and Mrs. William Lanyi of Fuoco Street announced the birth of their first child , a daughter , Joyce Ann , at Brookhaven Me- morial Hospital , October 17. Joyce Ann weighed 7 pounds , 3 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Thorndike of South Howell' s Point Road en- tertained the Bubble Chamber group of the Brookhaven National Laboratory at a party Saturday night. A family cooperative party was held Sunday night in honor of the thirty-seventh wedding anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pe- rino , Sr. The party was also in celebration of both of their birth- days. The affair was held at the home of their son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of Brookhaven. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perino , Jr., and sons , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bergskaug and son. Patty Ann Arthur , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Arthur of North Howell' s Point Road , cele- brated her fourth birthday with a party Friday afternoon. Her guests were John and David Re- lethford , Terry Perino , Debbie and Karen Hermus , Billy Hermus , Chris Bergskaug, Elaine Beitel , Alice Villano , Joyce Ann and John Berech , and Patty Ann ' s brother , Chester , Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ricker and their two children moved last week from Yaphank to 07 Station Road where they are renting the home of the late Mrs. Sally Rob- inson. Betty Warburton entertained a number of guests at a Halloween party Friday at her home on Bie- selin Road. Her guests came in costume and included Mar- tha Scott , Gail Guindon , Cathy Gomez , Helen Loftus , Cathy Mon- talbano , Larry Bieselin , Bill y Kal- inowski , Steven Kalinowski , Joe Waitward , Joe Del Broccolo , Mar- cy Beitel , Louis Malaer and San- to Di Naro. A Halloween party was given Saturday night by Joel Furman at the home of his parents , Mr. and Mrs. George Furman of Ro- ger ' s Avenue. His guests were Jean Penney, Jean Lippincott , Liz Bergin , Leslie Light , Day Mac- Dougall , Bunny Wayte , Lynne Mac Comiskey, Patty Valen- tine , Chris Wood , Larry Potter , Jay Ince, Mark Stewart , Steve Manuti , and Lennie Montalbano , who came to the party in cos- tumes. Vaccaro. A Halloween supper party was given for Cindy Moore Monday night by her mother , .Mrs. Nig- non Moore of Point Koad. Peter Snyder , Jr., who attends Eagle Brook School in Deerfield , Mass., spent the weekend with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sny- der of Bay Crest Lane. Dr. and Mrs. Willard G. French of South Brewster Lane entertain- ed at a party Saturday afternoon in celebration of their daughter, Barbara ' s fifth birthday. During the afternoon , the children enjoy- ed games and a pony cart ride. Those attending were Robin and Jamie Pokorny, Nancy and Mike Bedell , Susie Gibson , Hunter Smith , Mary Lee Cool , Audrey Snyder , Dwight Snedeker and Bar- bara ' s sisters , Carol and Ellen. A dinner party was given for Miss Gloria Jean Iarocci October 22 in honor of her eighteenth birthday b y her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Michael Iarocci of Fuoco Street. Those present were the Misses Anne Villano , Kathy Hup- fer , Virginia Wollerman , Josep hine Iarocci, and Larry Musso , and Wally Frederick , and Gloria Jean ' s brother , Michael. Mr. and Mrs. John Lancaster of Gerard Street attended Parents ' weekend at Syracuse L T niversity where their daughter , Judy, is a senior. They saw the Syracuse- Pitt football game Saturday and that night were dinner guests at the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority House. Miss Lancaster is vice pre- sident of Gamma Phi Beta. A joint Halloween and birthday party were given for Debbie Lan- caster Monday night in celebra- tion of her eig hth birth d ay by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. John Lancaster of Gerard Street. The girls enjoyed a spaghetti supper and then went trick or treating. Guests were Ann Ebersole , Kath- leen Butler , Julie Bergin , Beverly Wiener , Jane Potter and Doren Madey. Christ Church Nursery School , conducted by Mrs. Alan C. Mer- rill and Mrs. Thomas Honnett , en- joyed a Halloween party at the parish house Monday morning. Nineteen children were present. Mrs. Edward Schleiter has re- turned to her home on Munsell Road from the South Shore Con- valascent Home. The Junior-Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor a card party in the audi- torium of the high school at 8 p. m. today. Refreshments will be served and prizes will be awarded. Proceeds will go to the scholar- shi p fund. The card party is un- der the direction of Mrs. Louis Bellport High School News On October 27, the senior high classes competed in a spelling con- test as the first class competition event of the year. Representing the Senior class were Lionel Ro- senblatt , Betsy Baker , Judy Hol- ier , Gwen Foster , Paul Hassel and Kathy O'Neil; the Junior class: Richard Beth , Anne Kouts , Mar- gery More , Elizabeth Spickerman , Suzanne Beyer , Victor Reuseh; the Sophomore class: Peter Del Monte , Sarah Rosenblatt , Susan Wood , Donna Kropp, Ca rolyn Mar- shall , Diane Anthannsiou; the Freshman class: Cheryl Ridgeway, Bruce Mac Dougal , Anne Becker , Nicholas Palesky, Patricia Slech- ter. The highest score was made by the Senior class , putting them in first place. The Sophomore class was second , the Junior class third , and the Freshman class fourtn. As part of the Social Studies Seminar progra m , under the di- rection of Gabriel Gabrelian , Jus- tice of the Peace Otis Pike, Dem- ocratic candidate for Congress , spoke to a group of 75 students on pertinent campaign issues. Ear- ly in October , Congressman Stuy- vesant Wainwright , Republican candidate , spoke to the same group. On October 25 , Bellport High won its first soccer game of the season against La Salle Military Academy. The score was 4-0 with Alan Kinsella making the two goals. For the firs t time in the sea- son , Danny Quinn , a senior , play- ed the goalie position. Donna Ficken and Liz Honnet are the Bellport High School re- presentatives for the Bee Iliye Teen Fashion Board. Among their tentative p lans are giving a Spring fashion show , designing a \teen \ window display, operating an information booth to aid Christ- mas shoppers, and a trip to New- York with the buyer of the Sports- wear department. Walter K. Ebersole. high, school music director , is the state chair- man of bands this year. He is in charge of the 1000 Conference All-New York State School band which will meet December 1-5. Four students from our school were selected to partici pate in this b;ind. They are Suzanne Bey- er. Kathy O'Neil , Barbara Finn and Victor Reuseh. While in Ro- chester , they will stay at the Powers Hotel. The band will prac- tice and give a concert in the theatre of the Eastman School of Music. ONE AMBULANCE TRIP BELLPORT—Miss Carol Grucci of South Country Road was taken to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital about 10:30 p.m. Monday night on the only trip made b y the Heliport ambulance during the past week. Albert Gciger and Quentin Rey- nolds served as crew. TR A IMIMr* for ( \ irl Scout funtl drive vo1 ' 1 IVrvllNll iVJ untecr workers for proposed Eastern Long Island Girl Scout Council was held in Hauppauge recently. Among those present were , left to right , Mrs. George Cast of Ronkonkoma , a rea fund drive auditor; Mrs. Sven Frederikson , Sound Beach fund drive chairman; Mrs. William J. Michaelis , Center- each fund drive chairman; Mrs. Ernest Von der Heden , Rocky Point fund drive chairman; Mrs. James K. Watson , St. James fund drive chair- man , and Mrs. R. T. Miccio of Port Jefferson Station-Terryville fund drive chairman. News of the Churches ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH Beaver Dam Koad , Brookhavea Rev. Richard W. Gray, Vicar SUNDAY Twenty-First Sunday After Trinit y 8 a. m. —Holy communion. 11 a. m. —Church School. 11 a. m. —Holy communion and sermon. 7 p. m. —Evening prayer. 7:15 p. m. —Young People ' s Fel- lowshi p. BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Beaver Dam Road , Brookhaven Key. Charles A. Kellogg Pastor THURSDAY (TODAY' ) 8 p. in. --Meeting of the Wom- en ' s Association at the home of .M rs. John McGee , 754 Uoune Ave- nue , Bellport. FRIDAY 8 p. m. —Meet ing of the session at Fellowship Hall. SUNDAY 0:30 a. m. —Church School. 11 a. m. — Worship service. Ser- mon top ic , \This Faith is Posi- tive. \ 7:30 p. m. —Discussion on read- ing religious book-of-the-inonth \The Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ , \ by .lames Stewart. MONDAY Deadline for ordering Novem- ber- religious book-of-the-mnnth \Prayer and Personal Religion , ' by John B. Coburn. RUTH A. M. E. ZION CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. D. A. Hunt , Pastor SUNDAY 10 a. m. —Sunday school service. 11 a. m. —Warship service. MONDAY 7:30 p. m. —Choir rehearsal. TUESDAY _ 7 p. m. —Prayer service. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Alan C. Merrill , Rector TODAY 8:30 p. m. —Adult Class. SUNDAY In the Octave of All Saints 8 a. in. —Hol y Communion . 0:30 a. m. — Famil y Eucharist , Sunday School , grades 3-8. 11 a. m. —Holy Communion and sermon. Sunday School Grades Pro-School to 2. MONDAY 7 ]). m. —Boy Scout troop meets in community hall. WEDNESDAY 9:30 a. m. —Holy Communion. 7:. '!() p. m. —Junior Choir re- hearsal. 8:30 p. m. —Senior Choir rehear- sal. MARY IMMACULATE R. C. CHURCH Brown ' s Lane , Bellport Rev. Thomas J. Manning, Pastor TODAY ¦1-5:30 p. m., 7:30-8:30 p. in. — Confessions in preparation for Firs t Friday. TOMORROW (First Friday) 7 , 8 a. m. —Masses. 8 p. m. —Sacred Heart devotions. 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 Fatima devotions af- ter 8 a. in. mass Saturday. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. in.—Confraternity meet- ing. BELLPORT METHODIST CHURCH Bellport , N. Y. Rev. Frederick I. Smith , Pastor TODAY 8 p. m. —Oilieia! board meeting. SATURDAY 8 p. m. —Square dance. SUNDAY 9:30 a. m - Sunday School for all ages. Adult class taught b y the pastor. 11 a. m. —Church service. Baby sitting in Aldersgate. ( J ]). in. —Junior High Fellow- ship. 7:30 p. m.—Senior Youth Fel- lowship. TUESDAY 8 p. m. —WSCS 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. SQUARE DANCE BELLPORT — A square dance will be held for all high school students from 8 to 11 p.m. Sat- urday in the Bellport Methodist Church basement. Caller will be Orlo Hardy. Refreshments will be included in the admission price. PANEL DISCUSSION-^* Parent-Teacher Association held group panel discussions at October 17 meeting on five ways to help a child achieve his maximum growth. Topics included: Same standards of achievement for all; promotion and grading practice; grouping and classification; problems related to homework and conflict* in standards of behavior. Shown left to right arc group leaders: Mrs. Florence Stoeckert; Miss Vivian Clark , chairman of discussion; Mrs. Charles Wade; William Burgess , William Reynolds and John Penney. —Photo by Gomez E. Patehogue Hn. Mariil G_l_ihtr ATIutik *-»»!» Debra Jean Hansen ' s sixth birthday was October 8 and her brother Kenneth William ' s first birthday was October 24. They are the children of Mr. and Mrs . William Hansen of 740 Narragan- sett Avenue. The first birthday of Lori Dee Wilson was celebrated October 8 at a part y given by her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson of ¦ >51 Provost Avenue. Guests were Mrs. Anna Merriam and children , Anna and Harry, Mrs . Nancy Lo Prj ato aand daughters , Maria and Theresa, Mrs. Mary Markham and son , Robert John , and Mrs. Matilda Quail. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lo Priato of Mead Avenue gave a birthday party in honor of their daughter , Maria ' s second birthday October 17. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. .lack Markham and son , Robert John , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson and daughter , Liri Dee, Mrs. An- na Merriam and children , Anna and Harry, Mrs. Matilda Quail , and Theresa Lo Priato , the guest- of-honor ' s sister . NEW E. PATCHOGUE STREET MAPS 1960 edition. On sale at Swan Market , Danielson ' s Delicatessen and Ed & Dot' s Grocery, South Country Road. Published by The Patehogue Advance. Also contains streets in Bellport , Brookhaven , Yaphank , Medford , Patehogue , Blue Pokit and Bayport. All this for only 50c. —Ad v. The tenth birthday of Barbara Fritz was celebrated October 19 at a partv given bv her parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fritz of 531 Taylor Avenue. Thomas Arthur Barry, son of Dr. and Mrs. Francis Barry of Montauk Highway, celebrated his first birthday October 21 with his hi others , Christopher . John and Michael , and sister , Susan. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Russo of 518 Mead Avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. Jack Markham of Mead Avenue October 21 anil celebrated Mr. Markham ' s birthday. Charles Ward of 1 East Masem Square said that his mother , Mrs. Mngdalena Ward , cook at the St. Joseph the Worker rectory, had arrived last week in Gibraltar , S pain , for a month' s vacation. She is visiting Mrs . Ernetia Codali. Mrs. Ward has another son , Ro- bert, , residing in Patehogue. You live better ALL WAYS with ELECTRICITY—PELCO. — Adv. Douglas Huber celebrated his eighth birthday October 17 at a party given in his honor by his parents , Mr. and Mrs. William Huber of Colonial Drive. Guests were Raymond Tully, Gary Man- dez , Peter Long, Kenneth Filiano , Donald , Step hen and Michael Avi- ano , Brian Mitchell , and his bro- thers , David and Dale. Mrs. William Huber of Colonial Drive celebrated her birthday Oc- tober 23. The rummage sale sponsored by the Rosary-Alta r Society of St. Joseph the Worker R. C. Church last week was very successful. Mrs. Marjic Palermo was chair- man. Proceeds go toward the p ledge of the Rosary-Alta r Society for the School Building Fund. Ro- sary Alta r Society members will receive communion in a body at the 8:30 a. m. mass Sunday. The monthly meeting will be held af- ter the Novena services in the church auditorium. A meeting of the Hagerman Civic and Taxpayers Association was held October 24 in the Hager- man PTrehou.se , Montauk Highway and Dunton Avenue. Edward Ryan , a. past president , 1958-59 , will be installation ollieer at. the next meeting, November 28 to be held in the Hagerman Firehouse. Our best is your nest. If you are looking for a wedding invita- tion that deserve an \Oscar \ , see I'he Patohoirii f Advance Arlv. WANT ADVANCE PHOTOS? Any picture with the credit line \Advance Photo , \ \Photo b y Go- mez \ or \Photo by Martin \ (no others), excepting accidents , fires and explosions is available in a glossy print. To secure them mail in a clipping of the picture and $1.50 for a 5 x 7 size; §2 for an 8 x 10 (prints of accidents , fires or explosions are $10 apiece for an 8 x 10) along with your name , address and phon e number to: Picture Editor , The Patehogue Ad- vance , P. O. Drawer 780 , Pateh- ogue , Long Island. Call for prints when notified or add 25c for mail- ing. —Adv. Need Basketball Teams Village Rec. Report: By Pete Poulos MEN'S BASKETBALL — A meeting was held last week for all teams interested in p laying men ' s basketball. It seems that either I called the meeting on a wrong nigh t or that maybe not too many teams are interested in p laying men ' s basketball. Last year , the under 27-year-olds had four teams and . the over 27 had six teams. This year we only have one team interested m the under 27-year-olds. I see that on the entire town level only nine teams have shown interest , so maybe it' s a trend. Some of tne teams that played last year are Blue Point , Swan Cleaners , Uour Seasons , Rose Jewelers , Patehogue Music , LaBua Clippers and Patehogue Lumber. It seems that of all these we should field at least four teams. The next meeting will be held at the Bay Avenue School gym at 8 p. m. Monday. If you feel like bringing your sneakers to warm up you may do so. GIRLS' BASKETBALL — This Monday night at the River Avenue School , all g irls are invited to p lay basketball . Some of the girls who have already signed up are Delmar Brown , Georgia Lowe , Collette Stevenson , Pat Kelly, Carol Arnodeo , Sue Ferguson , Sharon Kelly, Carol Cardamone , Marie Passerello , Chery l Gehrig, Rita Briscoe , Rosanna Reardon , Lois Schwinge , Joann Stepham , Joan Gutowski and Pat Ferguson. The ex-Patchogue High School star and the swimming pool lifeguard , Diane Schrocder , wall be the coach and instructor. Diane has volunteered to take over Monday nights. * * * * VOLLEYBALL — On Wednesday nights at the Bay Avenue School , John Murphy will be in charge of the Volleyball games. Last Wednesday night John had the Sabre club, the post office and the Patehogue Mummies p laying a few practice games. John informs me that two or three teams are needed to round out the schedule. If anyone has to go to the gym Wednesdays , the league will not begin for several weeks. MIDGET BASKETBALL—The next midget basketball session will be the morning of November 19. The schools will be closed for the next two Saturdays. I am still in need of more coaches to help with this program. If anyone ia interested in helping lo develop the future stars of Patehogue , I can be contacted at the Four Sisters Center or call GRover 5-4302. I'd only be too happy to tell you all about our program. SOFTBALL — The Patehogue businessmen ' s softball dinner was a very big success. The outgoing president , Pat Rooney, wished the new president , Chub Coleman , all the luck for the coming year and said that he would do anything within his power to hel p the league. Mayor Robert Waldbauer , Roy Krieger and yours truly hel ped with the awarding of the trophie. The dinner was held at Nancy ' s and we were entertained by Sonny Mannino and his orchestra. A good time was had by all . * * * * _ HALLOWEEN — Approximately 700 goblins , witches , ghosts , pirates , and animals paraded down the Main Street in Patehogue on Halloween. One never realizes how many different costumes there could be. Leading the parade was the WPAC sound truck with the Patehogue Fire Department Light truck lighting up the way for Her Majesty, the Patehogue Roller Rink Queen , and her court in open convertibles. The thousands of people who lined the sidewalks all \ oo 'd\ and \ ah'd\ as the little marchers went b y. The judges were Mayor Robert Waldbauer , Trustee Roy Krieger , Trustee Charles Miller , Trustee Mike Maletta , Fire Chief Win Corston and Town of Brookhaven Recreation Commissioner Jerome Sadofsky I am quite sure that Ed Mitchell of the M erchants Division will agre e with me that next year we will go for broke. I hope that all the contestants and the viewers enjoyed the parade as much as we did. ? Jack & Jill j I NURSERY SCHOOL ( 5 (Patchogue ' s Newest Nursery School) ( 5 •• A Home Setting * i • Free Transportation to and from Homo ( 1 • A Hot Meal and Two Snack Periods « ? • A Large Play Area — Indoors and Out \ j> Attendance Plans: Full Week or Half Sessions { 5 Call Us for Details and Arrangements « \ GROVER 5-2115 or ATLANTIC 9-1368 \ 5 JACK & JILL SCHOOL < , , . _ . (Mary Mott , Director) < L »»f«view Drive North Palchogne , N. Y. \ ^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^'^^\\ ¦^^ ¦\^^ ¦'¦¦^^ ¦¦\¦•¦^¦^\¦¦¦¦^¦¦¦¦¦¦ eBaM-Bi-BPB-BBW- ^BM- -^^ [ FOR BEflffi MF/Uj ?S% I HOT FISHJ)INNER Sjfa* | 5 COOKED TO ORDER BB EBB. SivV/ A^T '^ < 5 PHONE IN — NO WAITING M JEZ -^^~ ^ > ' < 5 with Cold Slaw , French Fries , Jf ** ^^— -> ! Tartar Sauce g f^ UP _ Com p I e t o j SOUTH BAY FISH MARKET | 5 \Where You Buy Only the Finest Sea Food\ \ I 50 SOUTH OCEAN AVENUE , PATCHOGUE — GRover 5-1595 } So. Bay Artists Set Bal Masque In Circus Theme \A Night at the Circus \ is the theme of the fourth annual Bal Masque to be sponsored b y the Soutli Bay Art Association. Lions , tigers , little people , big peop le , and the inevitable clowns are all a part of the act that will arrive for a \ one night stand\ at the Pine Grove Inn , East Pateh- ogue , November 18. The perform- ance will start at 0 :30 p. m., with music by Sammy Gold , and last until 1:30 a. m. In addition to entertainment be- ing planned, there will be side shows , prizes for costumes , pea- nuts , pop corn , balloons , and lots of fun for all under the \Big Top. \ Tickets are available and may be obtained bv calling Miss Madge Greene , BElI port 7-0237 , or Mrs. John Bookless. ATlantic 0-8098 , and at the Bell port Stationery Shop. Mrs. Peter Paige anad Mrs. Wal- ter Hughes are co-chairmen of the Bal Masque. They are assisted by the following committee chairmen: Entertainment , Mrs. Harry Palev- sky; publicity. Mrs. John J. Hart , Jr., and Mrs. Edward Ljungqvist; program , Mrs. Leslie Weiss; deco- rations , Mrs. Donald Streit; judges , Mrs. George Elder; tickets , Mrs . John Bookless and Miss Mad ge Greene. ^^w^ jy Q \ M O P __ ¦ A/ ************ 10 BWR SHOP ] JAMES CARDAMONE, Prop. ' , 141 Main Street Bellport \ Men ' s Haircut $1.25 j i Children under 12 $1.00 HOURS j I Open Dail y 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. j Fridays Till 8 P.M. j ; CLOSED WEDNESDAYS I
