BELLPORT NEWS ITEMSMargaret Warner. BEllport 7-0653
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur William?and fami'.y of Deerfield,
Mass.,spent a few days this week withXr. and Mrs . c\arke Wil l
iams ofSouth Country Road.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will iamFlorio of General McLean
DriveEaster Sunday were Mr. Florio 'sparents , Mr. and Mrs.
MichaelFlorio , and his brother and sister-in-law. Dr. and Mrs.
Joseph Florioof Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Thommenand Mrs. Frieda Thommen of SagHarbor
were Easter Sunday guestof Mr. and Mrs. John Villano ofWoodland
Park Road.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Au-gust Waldron and family of
NorthBrewster Lane attended the wed-ding of Miss Ann Hawkins to
Nor-man Gimmler at the Trinity Me-thodist Churc h in Coram.
Theyattended a reception at the BrauHaus in Medford following
theceremony.
Mrs. George Penny and daugh-ter , Laura, of North Howell'sPoint
Road returned Sunday froma two weeks' visit with her motherMrs.
Richard Cordero of Alexan-dria , \ a.
Visiting for the Easter weekendwith Mr. and Mrs. Louis Deckerof
Hulse Street were Mrs. Deck-er 's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
JamesMacaulav of Westfield , N. J.
Bellport Fish Market FreshDaily. BEllport 7-0710.Adv.
An Easter party was given forthe following members of a
Playgroup at the home of Mr. andMrs. Matthew Rudden of Brown 'sLane
last Wednesday morning:Lynne Bookless. Travis Durand ,Rick y Madey,
Mark Plunvmer andAline Rudden,
Easter day guests of Mr. andMrs. Louis Perino, Jr., of
NorthHowell's Point Road were Mrs.Perino 's parents, Mr. and
Mrs.George Mistier of Woodland ParkRoad, and her uncle and aunt ,
Mr.and Mrs. George Hartz and familyof Wantagh.
Susan Miller , a student at Wharton Memorial Inst i tute . Port
Jef-ferson, is spending a week of Eas-ter vacation with her parents
, Mr.and Mrs. Clifford Miller of SouthCountry Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bowmanand fami ly of George Court visit-ed
for the Easter weekend withDr. and Mrs. Donald Bryan andthe Bowman
children 's great-grand-mother . Mrs. John Oliver of Mt.Holly. X.
J. Mrs. Bowman's pa-rents. Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver ,Jr.. of Canton
, who were alsoguests of the Bryans. returned toBellport for a
visit with the Bow-man family.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. RichardMajetic of General McLean Drivefor
the Easter weekend were Mrs.Majetk- 's parents , Mr. and
Mrs.Delafield Sparks of Livingston , N.J., and her brother-in-law
and sis-ter. Mr. and Mrs. William Sulli-van of Morris Plains , N.
J.
Brown 's Gara ge. Tel. BEllport7-0229.Adv.
Laurence Paisley, Jr., is spend-ing a few days of his leave
withthe Paisley famil y of ThornhedgeRoad before leaving for his
Armyassignment in Korea.
Audrey Snyder, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Peter Snyder of BayCrest
Lane, entertained at a smallEaster party Sunday afternoon.Aside
from egg-rolling and a jellybean hunt. Mr. Ferrier, the magi-cian,
was a great attraction. Theguests were Dwight Snedeker ,Cynthia
Moore. Colleen More ,Hunter Smith. Susan Gibson , Mi-chael Bedell.
Mary Lee Cool . Bar-bara French , Jamie Pokorny andRita Harder.
The following Bellport boyswent to New York City last Thurs-day
to attend Radio City MusicHall and to have dinner: Davidand Tres
McChesney, Peter OtisPaige, David Lanman and BryceSuydam.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swartand family of Wilton , Conn.,
spentthe Easter weekend at their homeon South Howell's Point
Road.
Mrs. John Gibson and children ,Susan and Billy, of Pearl Street
,accompanied by Mrs. Gibson 'smother, Mrs. Tracy Ambler , whohad
been visiting here for a few-days last week , drove to Lee,
Mass.last Thursday to spend the holi-day weekend at the Ambler
home.
Miss Jean Thorndike , daugh terof Mr. and Mrs. Alan Thorndikeof
South Howell's Point Road , en-tertained a group of friends at
aparty at her home Friday night.
Mrs. Thomas F. Simmons andfamily of Brown's Lane spent Sat-urday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. RobertBrandon of Westport , Conn.
Leigh Baier left Tuesday to re-sume his studies at Williams
Col-lege, Williamstown, Mass., aftervisiting with his parents, Mr.
andMrs. Albert Baier of BellhavenRoad , during his Spring
vacation.
The Deucey Bridge Club willmeet this afternoon at the homeof
Mrs. Harrison Weber of Roger 'sAvenue.
Emery Van Horn and his son ,Robert , of Bell Street spent a
fewdays in Washington, D. C, lastweek. They visited a session
ofCongress and the Supreme Court ,as well as other points of
interest.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fow-ler and daughters, Susan, Ellenand
Peggy, moved Monday to theirnew home on South Brewster Lane.They
had been renting the JohnFaison home on Brown's Lane, forthe Winter
months.
Miss Lucy Collins, a freshmanat Oberlin * College in Ohio,
isspending Spring vacation with herparents. Mr. and Mrs.
George.Collins of Bellport Lane.
Friday night, Mr. and Mrs. Law-rence Fuller of Maple Street
wentto New York City where they haddinner before attending the
even-ing performance of the Broadwaymusical , "My Fair Lady."
Dr. and Mrs. R. Ronald Rauand f a m i l y of South Howell'sPoint
Road drove to New YorkCity on Friday to spend the daywith Mrs. Rau
's cousin , Mrs. Lit-tie M. Hicks of Pasadena, Calif.
Susan Irving, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Clark Irving of
WoodlandPark Road , celebrated her tenthbirthday with a party
Saturdayafternoon. The group attended themovie, "The Absent-Minded
Pro-fessor," in Patchogue.
NEW BELLPORT STREET MAPS1960 edition. On sale at Bettin -
ger's Delicatessen and BellhavenLuncheonette, Montauk
Highway,and Bellport Stationery Store.Published by The Patchogue
Ad-vance. Also contains streets inBrookhaven , Yaphank, Medford
,East Patchogue, Patchogue, BluePoint and Bayport. All this foronlv
50c.Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bergskaugand family of Station Road
spentEaster Sunday with Mr. Bergs-kaug 's mother , Mrs. T.
WalterBergskaug of North Merrick.
To celebrate their tenth wed-ding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs.Robert Werner of General McLeanDrive left. Friday for
WashingtonD. C. where they spent the week-end seeing points of
interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Bvron Athanasiouand family of General McLeanDrive
visited for the weekend withMr. and Mrs. Ralston Bardeen ofof
Binghamton. Robert Athan-asiou of Rensselaer PolytechnicInsti tute
spent Easter vacationwith his family last week.
Magician Harry F e r r i e r ofNorth Howell's Point Road
enter-tained students of the Deer ParkAbraham Lincoln School with
aprogra m of his magic tricks fortwo davs this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirchgessnerof Farm-to-Market Road enter-tained
at a family dinner EasterSunday. Those present were Mr.and Mrs.
Roger Hamlyn, Sr., Mrs.Leonie Alieu , Mr. and Mrs. RogerHaml yn.
Jr., and children , andMr. and Mrs. Frederick Gillespieand
children. During the after-noon friends and relatives di'opp-ed in
to visit them.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Demarestand family of Bieseiin Road
spentEaster weekend wi th Mr. Dema-rest's brother-in-law and
sister,Colonel and Mrs. John K. Dalyof Fort Hamilton ,
Brooklyn.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry F. Be-dell of Country Club Road attend-ed a
family reunion at the homeof Mrs. Bedell's sister, Mrs. Ed-win
Jenks of Painted Post , overthe Easter holiday weekend. Alsopresent
for the weekend were Mrs.Bedell's other sistrs, Mrs. MerhlNikirk of
Corning, and Miss EdithPillow of Rochester , as well asother
relatives.
Russell Stewart, home on Springleave from Columbia
University,left Monday from Floyd BennettField for the Pensacola
Naval AirStation in Florida. MidshipmanFirst Class Stewart escorted
thefreshman and sophomore classniidshipmen from Columbia for
anindoctrination cruise. He will re-turn home todav.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shoemakerand son , Stephen, of
Shreveport,La., arrived Saturday night for aweek's visit with Mrs.
Shoemaker'sparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dey Dem-arest of Country Club
Road. Mrs.Demarest's mother, Mrs. DonaldVan de Vort of Caledonia
arrivedhere Monday night for a visitwith her son-in-law and
daughter.
Miss Susan Holland returned tothe Parsons' School of Design
inNew- York City Tuesday afterspending a week's Spring vaca-tion
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Holland of AcademyLane.
Mrs. Sharon Carter of Broad-view Avenue spent the weekendwith
her brother, W. E. Carter,III , of Hartford, Conn.
On Easter Sunday, Mr. andMrs. Andrew Olsen and children,Karen
and Jon , of Station Roadwere dinner guests of Mrs. 01-sen's
brother and sister-in-law,Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Testa of Rock-ville
Centre.
Mrs. Sigrid Rice of South Coun-try Road entertained at a
cock-tail party Sunday afternoon.
The Woman 's Society of Chris-tian Service will hold its
monthlybusiness meeting at the Wesleyhouse at 8 p. m. Tuesday.
At 1:15 p. m. today, Mrs. HarryBedell's kindergarten
afternoonclass will present a program ofsongs and rhythms
pertaining tothe seasons of the year. Her morn-ing kindergarten
class will givethe same program at 9:30 a. m.tomorrow. The parents
of the chil-dren are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chamber-lain of North Howell's Point
Roadentertained at a buffet supper forthose who were to serve as
at-tendants at the wadding of MissNicole C. Robbez-Masson to Rob-in
McMurray Saturday afternoon.
Thomas F. Simmons of Brown'sLane returned home from PuertoRico
Saturday night.
Easter Sunday dinner guests ofMi*, and Mrs. Ed Rant of Wood-land
Park Road were Mrs. Rant'sparents, Mr. and Mrs. John De-Sant of
Patchogue, and her bro-ther-in-law and sister, Mr. andMrs. Burton
Price and family ofCenter Moriches.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Cow-an of Livingston Road have
re-turned from a two weeks' trip toFlorida. They stayed at
BocaGrande on Gasparilla Island inthe Gulf and motored home. _
by,the way of Sarasota, CypressGai'dens, the citrus groves,
andFerandina Beach on the AtlanticCoast to northern Florida.
Easter weekend houseguests ofMr. and Mrs. John Holland , Jr.,of
Academy Lane were Mr. andMrs. John Holland , Sr., of NewYork
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weil ofForest Hills spent the weekend
attheir Summer home on Thorn-hedge Road.
On Easter Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.Albert Ficken and family of
Cir-cuit Road and Mir. and Mrs. PeterSchuhmann, Sr., of Gerard
Streetmotored to Oceanside where theymet Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Schuh-mann , Jr. The group then had afamily dinner together at
CoralInn in Baldwin.
Ben Klein has returned to hisstudies at the University of
Roch-ester after spending Spring vaca-tion with his parents, Mr.
andMrs. J. Raymond Klein of NorthHowell's Point Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cum-mings of North Howell's PointRoad drove
Mrs. Cummings' fa-ther, John Maloney, to Columbus,O., last week.
Mr. Maloney spentthe Winter months in Bellport.
The Bellport Garden Club willhold its monthly meeting at thehom
e of Mrs. Clarke Williams at2:30 p. m. Tuesday. Miss BarbaraCapen
will speak on roses. Thehostesses will be Mesdames Wil-lard French
, chairman, HaroldBohn , Edward der Mateosian, Ed-ward Downs and
Joseph Padlon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mulderigand family of Newark, Del.,
visitedwith friends and relatives in Bell-port Saturday. They were
spend-ing the Easter weekend with Mr.Mulderig's parents in
Bayport.Mrs. Mulderig is the former MissHelen Hermus of Second
Street.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. JohnMehrmann of North BrewsterLane Easter
Sunday were Mr.Mehrmann's parents, Mr. and Mrs.John H. Mehrmann of
MontaukHighway, and Mrs. Mehrmann'smother, Mrs. Hattie
Schoenthalerof Circuit Road , and Mrs. AnnaNorman of East
Patchogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paige andtheir three sons Peter Oti s,
Doug-las and Lee of Bellport Lane at-tended the Ringling Bros.
Barn-um & Bailey Circus at MadisonSquare Garden Friday night.
Theyalso visited the Museum of theCity of New York in the afte
r-noon and had cocktails with Mr.and Mrs. John Elliott , Jr., of
NewYovk City.
Gale Winkler of Massapequa isvisiting for the week with her
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uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. JohnMehrmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wienerand family of George Court droveto
Fair Lawn, N. J., to observethe Passover with Mrs. Wiener
'sbrother-in-law and sister, Mr. andMrs. Raphael Leiderman.
A luncheon party was given forDebbie Springhorn in celebrationof
her fourth birthday Tuesday byher parents, Mr. and Mrs.
WesleySpringhorn, Jr., of George Court .Those attending were Myles
Wien-er, Susan Long, Susan and DickieBrown , and Debbie 's cousin ,
Jay-ney Springhorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lenz andfamily returned to' their home
onCountry Club Road Monday afterspending the holiday weekend
withMr. Lenz 's mother, Mrs. FlorenceLenz of Brooklyn.
Weekend , houseguests of Mr.and Mrs. Henry P. Noehren ofBieseiin
Road were Mrs. Noeh-rcn 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max-mill ian
Lutzel of Brooklyn , andbrother and sister-in-law, Mr. andMrs.
Warren Lutzel and family ofKew Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Faison andchildren of B r o o k l y n
Heightsspent the weekend at their homeon South Brewster Lane.
Visiting this week with Mr. andMrs. Paul Butler of AcadiemyLane
are the Misses Anne andCatherine Reid of New York City
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Student Art Exhibit Is Well AttendedBELLPORTArtist Karen Bohn ,
13, daugh-
ter of Captain and Mrs. Harold Bohn of SouthCountry Road here in
Bellport, is the youngestmember of the South Bay Art
Associationdisplaying work at the student exhibit pres-ently being
held at 14 Bellport Lane, Bellport.
Karen's latest creation , pictured beside her,is "The Coat of
Many Colors."
Mrs. Edward Lj ungqvist, chairman of theexhibit and a resident
on South Country Road,Brookhaven, said there was a fine turnout
overthe weekend.
"WatercoJors, oils and ceramics are on dis-play," she said.
"It's the first time we've hadceramics on display," she added. The
ceramicsclass is being taught by Mrs. Mary Woods,well-known
ceramist of Bell Street, Bellport.
One of the most unusual ceramics projectson display is a
32-piece chess set which is be-ing exhibited by Mrs. Betty Mickshe
of Bell-port, Mrs. Ljungyvist said.
Display hours today range from 12 noonto 6 p.m.; tomorrow, from
12 noon to 8 p.m.;and Saturday, the final day, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.All
are invited to attend this admission-freeexhibit.
School Issues Pollla On in District 4
The Citizens Council of Cen-tral School District 4 lastweek
mailed 3,000 question-naires in connection with asurvey of public
opinion onvarious school issues. The dis-trict covers Bellport,
Brook-haven and East J^atcnogue.
One of the objectives of thesurvey is to determine thefeelings
of residents on var-ious scrtooi bona issues wnicnhave failed to
get approvalin the past.
William Bianchi, chairman ofthe questionnaire committee,urges
all district residents totill out and return the ques-tionnaires as
soon as posoiOxe.The results will be. made
public and referred to theboard of education. - .
Bellport HighSchool News
The Bellport High School Stu-dent Council sponsored a
full-length movie, "l/on t Go Near tneWater ," starring j ack
Lemmon,last Wednesday night. The moviewas reserved tor Grades 7
through12 only. This was the first in aseries of movies planned by
theStudent Council.
In an assembly for . the - seniorhigh s c h o o l last
Wednesday,awards lor boys' ' sports weregiven. Stanley Cox-, coach
of- thebasnetball team, gave , a shortspeech and tnen gave awards
totne following boys : Frank Carle,James Terry^ James Carroll;
'.Bar-ry Block; Gary De Sahtis, PaulHasseli, . Edward Frabizio,
AlanKinsella, R i c h a r d Hague . andi nomas Binnington. JN ext,
Da-vid Winslow, coach of- the wrest-ling team, spoke of the
successof the team this season, afterwhich he presented the
followingboys with awards: Harry Simp-son, Joseph Di Nicola ,
JosephWaitward, Edward Barker, Rich-ard May, Augie W eaver,
Kichard.Bc-ulin , John Everitt, Roy Taylor,Steven Bonyun, John
Gasowski,Frank De Rosa, Sol Pearsoll andGeorge Houston. The boys
who al-so participated in the wrestlingtournament were given an
extraaward. They are Harry Simpson,Joseph Waitward and Frank
De-Rosa.
This year, many girls fromBellport High School entered
thepreliminaries of the Penny PelcoBaking- Contest. The four
semi-finalists in the school were Bar-bara Shopis, Barbara
Gelband,Ann Sperakis and Maryann Love-tere. The winner is Mary
AnnLovetere, who will now enter herrecipe in the Penny Pelco
Con-test as a representative of Bell-port High School.
Merit Students Listed:
BELLPORTThe names of honor and merit roll students atBellport
High School were listed this week.
On the honor roll are :i> SEVENTH GRADE David Alburger ,
Julie Beitel , Gail b ieseiin , Joyce De Uosa ,Vera Fetter,
Arlane Frederic *, BarbaraOeiband , James Haas, Leslie Hallock ,
Do-reen .Lanfeidt , Madeline Mingino, AnneiviuiKeen, Patricia
Mulkecn , Joseph Pen-dergast , Jean Penny, Joanne bchaet'er,iviark
Stewart, Herman Waniield , JamesWard, Mark Wiener , George Wittier
anaSusan Woodhull.
EIGHTH GRADE Virginia Beth , Ha-rold Buchanan , Margo Cruz ,
BarbaraLeddy, .Nancy Padlon , Martha Koberge,David Sparrow , Arlene
Stephani, Char-lotte Thorndike. Gordon Walton and Eli-zabeth
Warburton.
NINTH GRADEPhil ip Brewer , JoanneCorsi , Karen Forrester , John
Gasowski ,Hillary Jochnowitz , Valerie Kondratuk ,JbJUen Koshland ,
Carol i^omicky, PatrickMcMahon , and Lillian Spata.
TENTH GRADEElliot Bordon , Bron-wyn Cerone, Jeffrey Coon , John
Dallin ,Shirley De Liva , Peter Delmonte, DianeHuse, Sherry Ince ,
Donna Kropp, AntoniaMarrazzo, Carolyn Marshall , Sarah Ro-senblatt
and Veronica Wallen.
ELEVENTH GRADE Richard Beth ,Lorraine Foden , Linda Gross ,
RobertHeins , Margery More, David Perino , Vic-tor Keusch, Betsy
Schmitt and ElizabethSpickerman.
TWELFTH GRADEJoseph Coleman ,Pamela Edwards .Baroara Finn ,
ElizabethHonnett and Jennifer Puleston.
Merit Roll
On the Merit Roll are :
SEVENTH GRADESusan Beebe, Eu-gene Beitel , Kaihieen Carr ,
AndrewVJnambers , John Coon , Francis Deloroc-colo , Marlene De
lieeder , Michele Dono ,Carol tuge, Toni Fuoco, David Garfield
,James Gemmell , A r t h u r Gross , MargaretHUCK , Llizabeth
Lacey, Sherry Lancas-ter , Barnice Lechner , Vincent Lettiere,oean
lj ippencott, Eiien MacDougal , Eu-gene Macii , Robert MatVetone ,
Sherry Ma-seru , Melody Marzola , Kenee Mucci , Kath-leen Murphy,
Thomas O'Neil , Linda Or-singer , Larry Potter, Lynn Rappe , Jea
nKibes, Robert Ridgeway, Terry Koherge ,Robert Skala , Penny
Staples , Sara-JeanStephani , Mary Tarant ino , Robert Ward ,Paul
Warner and Elaine Wilson.
EIGHTH GRADE --- Stephen Bedell ,George Blaum , George Carleton
, ThomasConlin , Robert De Lia , Michael Fener ,James FeUman ,
Christopher Gavin , JanicoHeller , Frank Herbst , Douglas Hotchkin
,Barbara James, Geraldine Ju i l i ano , Micn-ael Kalinowski ,
Anita Kellerman , DavidMcChesney, Duncan MacRobbie , Apr i lMarzola
, Desta Moore , Janet Palermo,Eileen Phillip s , Alison Rand , Anna
Rivera ,Daria Robbiano, Gary Satronino, DanaScott , Thomas Shreeve,
Wayne Sohl , Jo-anne Stella, Joan Townsend , PatriciaWeaver ,
Violette Whalley, Miles White ,and Darby Young,
NINTH GRADEDale Abrams , A n nBecker , Marcel Beitel , Patricia
Belcher ,Lawrence Bieseiin , Dorothy Bonne, NancyBriggs, William
Burrough , Robert Collins ,Susan Conway, Joseph Del Broccolo,
Mich-ele De Vito , Paul Erickson , Patricia.Fichter , Marlene Fox ,
Judy Fuoco, Ken-neth Geiger , Elizabeth HofTrage , StevenKalinowski
, John Koabel , Jean Kropp,Janet Leslie, Mary Mart in , Helen
Mul-keen , Kenneth Newman , Joseph Parisi ,Robert Pizzo , Joann
Politanski , CherylRidgeway, Martha Scott , Brian Smith ,Kathy
Sperakis , John Spires , J a rc Trot-ter , Carol Zeltek and David
Zukowski .
TENTH GRADE Diane Athanasiou ,Susan Baker , John Barry , Carol
Bona-donna , Charles Bullock , Susan Burke,William Chamberlain ,
Barbara Cook , DaleDemarest , Santo Di Naro , Joan Foley,Ar thur
Johnson , Gae Knapik ,Lydia Kuhn ,Linda Love, James Nelson , Ani ta
Neu-haus, Janice Pearsall , Mary Quail , Wil-liam Rowland,
Christopher Small, RonaldStrauss , Alan Thorndike , Robert VanHorn
and Peggy Wayte.
ELEVENTH GRADE Mar i lyn Abrams ,Barbara Becker , Harry Brame ,
Janet Ca-picotta , Michael Car twr ig ht , Charles Cou-ture , Anna
De Fiiippi , John Everitt , Wen-dy Fleming, Roseann Gazzola ,
ChristopherGould , Marie Green , Josephine Iarocci ,Lorraine
Kulakowski , A n n a Lairombc,Joanne Leddy, Marie Lento , K a t h i
y n I.ePore , Geraldine Masholie , Margaret Mims ,Georgia Neill ,
Susan Quinby , Edwin Rap-pe, Russell Relethford , Bettij aru
Rey-nolds , Mary Savino , Estelle Simpson andRobert StHi- k e.
TWELFTH GRADEBarba ra Abrams ,Mart in Albanese, Elizabeth Baker
, ThomasBinnington , Virginia Borruso , EmilyBuchanan , Phil ip
Casasco , Patricia Cava-liere , Barbara Cetta , Gwen Foster ,
GailGilliamsen , Judy Holler .George Houston ,Albert Hotchkin ,
Bronwen Job , KathleenLoftus , Keith McLean , Lynn MacDougal
,Robert Maletta , Regina Nej elski , KathleenO'Neill , Peggy Perry,
Phil ip Simone,Charles Stephani , Robert Tuzza , An thonyVaccaro,
Sandra Wallen , Augusta Weaverand Harriet Wetherell.
BHS Honor Roll Issued
Brookhaven -South Haven
Mr. M. Alboraror. BEllport 7-0979RMiss Marian Tuthill who
has
been spending a week's vacationwith her mother and sister,
Mrs.John T. Tuthill , Sr., and Mrs. Ed-win Johanknecht, Jr.,
returns to-morrow to Rochester. She will ac-company the Misses
Loretta andLillian McCarty of Rochester, whoare staying with her
overnight inBrookhaven.
Ricky Mohlmann , son of Mr. andMrs. Frederick Mohlmann of
Yap-hank Avenue, is convalescing athome after a tonsillectomy
atBrookhaven Memorial Hospitallast week.
A dessert bridge will be givenby the Women's Guild of St.James
April 14, in St. James' Par-ish house, beginning at 8 p. m.For
tickets call Mrs. Roger Baker ,BEllport 7-0868.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. White ,formerly of Westbuzy, becameowners
of "Blue Shutters" onSouth Country Road last week. Ithad been the
summer home formany years of Dr. and Mrs. Fred-eric W. B a n c r o
f t of New YorkCity and Nova Scotia and winterhome as well on Dr.
Bancroft's re-tirement. It had formerly been thehome of Ilka Chase
and her moth-er and was originally n a m e d"Blue Bridges." The
Whites havetwo children, R o b e r t , 11, andKathleen, 7. Mr.
White recentlypurchased the Dog and Duck Res-taurant in Sayville ,
which he willalter to include luncheon and din-ners, on the supper
club order. Heformerly operated a packing plant.The White family
had been livingin Blue Shutters for four monthsbefore buying.
Guest speaker of the Republi-can Club of the 28th
DistrictTuesday night at 8 p. m. at Brook-haven Firehouse will be
CharlesW- ' Bai*raud, Brookhaven superin-tendent of highways.
Everyone iswelcome.
Richard Beyer , son of Mr.apd Mrs. R. Chester Beyer ,Who is a
sophomore at FloridaState University in Alabama,spent Easter
vacation with hisgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. RalphBeyer, at their
home in In-dian Rock Beach , Fla. Richard wasrecently elected
president of LeCercle Francais at his university.Miss Suzanne
Beyer, the Beyers'older daughter, will observe herseventeenth
birthday Saturday. Asurprise birthday party was givenfor her last
week at the home ofMiss Karen Rant of Bellport withsome 25 high
shool and collegestudents present.
Michael Ince, older son of Mr.and Mrs. Robert Ince of
BurnettLane, returned to Bowdoin College,Brunswick, Me., Monday, a
f t e rspending spring vacation in Brook-haven. Michael is
completing hisfreshman year.
Dinny and Jay Hard , sons ofMr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Hard ofthe
Suffolk Game Preserve Lodge,who both attend the H a r v e ySchool,
returned to Katonah Mon-day after a three-and-a-half weekvacation.
The Hards have beenvery busy on the Preserve with theextension of
gunning, and are nowbusy with mem bers firshing for thebrook, brown
and rainbow troutstocked in the waters on the pre-serve. The Hards
still have theirriding horses, but have gotten ridof their rodeo
stock and have aherd of some 27 steers.
Mrs. Norman Huston spent lastThursday in New York City whereshe
had luncheon with Mrs. JosephF. Hutchings and Mrs. ThaddeusZuill.
both of B e r m u d a. Mrs.Zuill's daughter. Adrianne , is be-ing
married in Bermuda June 15.
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BELLPORT A tenta-tive budget totalling $21 1 ,-261 will be
presented at thebudget hearing to be heldby the B e l l p o r t
VillageBoard at 7:30 p. m. Mon-day in the village office.
This year's budget is $8,808higher than last year's total of$202
,453.
Most of the increase is due toa $5,000 increase in the road
workappropriation for the anticipatedconstruction of the Kreamer
Streetextension westward to the Biesei inRoad extension and for
repair ofdamaged roads.
The remainder of the increase isdue mainly to annual salary
in-creases.
It is expected that the presenttax rate of $2 per $100 of"
assessedvaluation will remain the same,the increase to be offset by
an an-ticipated increase in revenue.
The assessed valuation of thevillage rose $28,389 dur ing
thepast year to a total of $3,504 ,604 ascompared with $3,476 ,215
lastyear.
Bellport s Tentative BudgetTops Last Year's by $8,808
North Bellp't RocketsUnit Schedules ThirdAnnual Benefit
Dance
HAGERMAN The N o r t hBellport Rockets . will hold itsthird
annual benefit dance at 8p. m. April 22 at the Veteransof Foreign
Wars Hall on DuntonAvenue here in Hagerman.
The North Bellport RocketsClub includes th.2-ee teams in
themidget division of the BrookhavenTown Recreation Department
pro-gram and one in the j un io r di-vision. Also included is a men
'steam in the North Bellport Slo-Ball League.
All proceeds from the a f f a i rwill i o toward the purchasing
ofathletic equipment for the comingSummer baseball program.
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RUTH A. M. E. ZION CHURCHBellport, N. Y.
Rev. D. A. Hunt, PastorSUNDAY
10 a. m.Sunday school service.11 a. m. Sunday Church serv-
ice.MONDAY
7:30 p. m.Choir rehearsal.TUESDAY
7 p. m.Prayer service.
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHBellport, N. Y.
Rev. Alan C. Merrill, RectorTODAY
9:30 a. m. Holy Communion.10 a. m.-12:30 p. m. Office
hours.SUNDAY
1st Sunday after Easter8 a. m. Holy Communion.9:30 a. m Family
Eucharist,
Sunday school grades 3-8.11 a. m.Morning prayer and
sermon.MONDAY
8 p. m.Meeting of the Episco-pal Chui*dhwomen.
TUESDAY9:30 a. m.-12:30 p. m. Office
hours.8:30 p. m.Adult Class.
WEDNESDAY7:30 p. m.Junior choir rehear-
sal.8:30 p. m.Senior choir rehear-
col
THURSDAY9:30 a. m.Holy Communion.10 a. m.-12:30 p. m. Office
hours.
BELLPORT METHODISTCH URCH
Bellport, N. Y.Rev. Frederick I. Smith, Pastor
THURSDAY8 p. m.Official board meeting.
SUNDAY9:30 a. m.Sunday school for
all ages. Adult Class taught bythe pastor.
11 a. m.Church Service. Babysitting; in Aldersgate.
6 p. m.Junior Hi gh Fellow-ship.
7:30 p. m.Senior Youth Fel-lowship.
TUESDAY8 p. m.WSCS meeting.
WEDNESDAYI p. m.Mid-week prayer ser-
vice.7 p. m. Choir practice.8 p. m.Mid-Week Bible class.
ST. JAMES EPISCOPALCHURCH
Beaver Dam Road, BrookhavenRev. Richard W. Gray, Vicar
TODAY8 p. m.Work session in church
for men.SUNDAY
First Sunday After Easter8 a. m.Hol y Communion.II a. m.C -:rc"i
school.11 a. m.Morn.ng prayer and
sermon.7 p. m.Evening prayer.7:15 p. m. Young People's
Fellowship.
BROOKHAVENTSOUTH HAVENPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Beaver Dam Road, BrookhavenRev. Charles A. Kellogg
PastorTODAY
8 p. m.Women's Associationat the home of Mrs. Edna Tooker
,Brookhaven. Spiritual life discus-sion on "The Day Christ
Died."
8 p. m.Meeting of the session
at Mr. Kellogg's home.SUNDAY
9 :30 a. m.Church school.11 a. m.Sunday service. Ser-
mon topic, "The "V oice of God."12 noonCoffee hour.7:30 p.
m.Religious Book-of-
the-Month Cuib discussion at Mr.Kellogg's.
MONDAYDeadline for ordering April Re-
ligious Book-of-the-Month selec-tion, "He Sent Leanness" by
Da-vid Head.
WEDNESDAY8 p. m. Monthly Teachers'
meeting at Mr. Kellogg's home.
MARY IMMACULATE R. C.CHURCH
Brown's Lane, BellportRev. '1 nomas J. Manning, Pastor
TODAY4:30-5:30, 7:30-8:30 p. m.Confes-sions in preparation for
First Fri-day.
TOMORROWFIRST FRIDAY8 a. m.Mass8 p. m.Sacred Heart
devotions.
SATURDAY4:30-5:30 p. m. and 7:30-S:30
p. m.Confessions.SUNDAY
7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a. m. and 12:15p. m.Masses.
2 p. in. Baptism.MONDAY
8 p. m.Miraculous Medal no-vena.
Mondays through Fridays 7 and8 a. m., Saturday 8 a.
nv.Masses.Our Lady of Fatima devotions af-r.*>r 8 $4. TO. mass
Saturday.
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