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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murdockmoved last Wednesday to theirnew home on 70 Circuit Road.They purchased the house fromMr. and M.rs. Paul Webber , whohave moved to Rochester. Mr.Murdock will teach fourth gradeat the Kreamer Street ElementarySchool.

A barbecue supper party wasgiven for Moira Rudden in cele-bration of her eighth birthday lastThursday by her parents, Mr. andMrs. Matthew Rudden of Brown 'sLane. Those present were MargitDahl , Joanne Waldron , Dale Haw-kins , Debbie Lancaster and HelenGallag her.

The Misses Colleen and DeniseFinnegan of New York City vi-sited last week with their uncleand aunt , Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeStegmann of Patehogue Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood andfamily of Gerard Street and theirguest . Diane Huse of Bell Street ,returned Friday from two weeksvacation at Howard Lake, Hano-ver . Me., where they shared acottage with Mr. and Mrs. ThomasCreed and daughter, Susan , ofFort Salonga.

Bellport Fish Market — FreshDaMy. ATlantic 6-0710.—Adv.

M i and Mrs. Carlos Luria andfamil y of Washington , D. C, vi-sited last week with Mrs. Luria 'sparents . Captain and Mrs. OliveS. Reading of North Howell' sPoint Road. The previous weekthey had all been in Chattauquawhere they joined the Readings'son and daughter-in-law, Dr. andMrs. George P. Reading and fam-ily of Rochester , for a family re-union.

Miss Gladys Weidner will behostess to the Hurricane BoliviaClub this afternoon at her home.The Little White House on MainStreet.

Weekend houseguests of Mr. andMrs. Charles Dunbar of Otis Lanewere Mr. Dunbar 's brother andsister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wi l -liam H. Dunbar of Washington ,D. C. Mrs. Douglas Farrington anddaughter , Lee of Chestnut Hill.Mass.. visited last week with theDunbars.

The Misses Karen and KarlaStegmann, daughters of Mr. andMrs. George Stegmann of Pateh-ogue Avenue are spending thisweek wi th their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. Charles Weidmann ofNew York City.

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Kathy Lee Kirchgessner cele-brated her eighth birthday August10 with a party at her home onFarm-to-Market Road. Her guestswere Jane Kirch gessner, Christineand Roger 'iamlyn , Jr., Kirstenand Johnny Mitchell , Susan Click ,Danny and Dawn Harrow. Julieand Mark Silver , and Kathy 's sis-ter and brother , Nancy and Leo ,Jr. The mothers were also pre-sent. Later that evening Mr. andMrs. Leo Kirchgessner entertainedfor dinner Mr. and Mrs. ChrisEnglish and children of Massape-qua.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hamlyn.Sr., of Farm-to-Market Road are

both recuperating nicely after un-dergoing s u r g e r y recently atBrookhaven Memorial Hospital.

To celebrate her seventh birth-day, Sall y Bohn entertained agroup of friends at a beach par-ty Tuesday. Her guests were Wen-dy Demarest. Lee Christoffersen.Nancy Riordan . Pamela Kelly,Rowr( na Frazer , Diane Madey,Jean Provenvano and Ellen Fow-ler. Sally is the daughter of Cap-tain and Mrs. Harold Bohn ofSouth Country Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lentfer andson , Gary, of Wilton , la. spentlast week with their son-in-lawand daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Leigh

,Bell of Country Club Road.'Four w e e k s of activities at

Equitation Lodge in Bayport wereclimaxed for Jim Staples, son ofMr*, and Mrs. George Staples ofCountry Club Road , by the winn ingofa r ibbon in his first horseman-shi p show last Thursday after-noon.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. AndrewO' scn of Station Road lastThursday and Friday were Mrs.Olsen 's sister , Miss Florence Testa ,and Bill Wichlem of Brooklyn.Last Thursday they all visitedMtontauk Point and * Hither HillsState Park. On Friday the groupwent out for dinner to celebrateMr. and Mrs. Olsen 's twenty-four-th wedding anniversary, and onSunday afternoon they also cele-brated with a barbecue for a fewfriends.

Mrs. H. L. Fassett, formerly ofBellport , is visiting for the weekwith Miss Eva Smith of WoodruffStreet. She is being entertainedat luncheons and dinners by her*many friends. Mrs. Fassett isspending the month of Augustwith a friend , Mrs. Seward New-comb of Port Jefferson, while herson-in-law and daughter, Mr. andMrs. A. D. Angell are at WestMeadow Beach. She will returnwith them to Chatham, N.J., inSeptember*.

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gould ofStony Brook announce the birthof their first child , a daughter,Karol Elizabeth , weighing sixpounds , at Mather Memorial Hos-pital Sunday. Karol is the grand-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CharlesGould of North Brewster Lane.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norton andfamily of Ridgefield , Conn., havereturned to Ridgefield , after spend-ing three weeks at their home onGeorge Court.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunham ofChambersburg, Pa., former resi-dents of Bellport , spent last weekvisiting with friends in this area.

The Advance is on sale in Bett-inger's Delicatessen, Taylor's Delicatessen, Yhmy's Stationery &Luncheonette and B e l l h a v e nLuncheonette in North Bellport.—Adv.

Dr. and Mrs. Louis Scordama-glia and family moved last Thurs-day from Bellport to Brookhavenwhere they recently purchased theCorrigan house on Beaver DamRoad. Their home on GeneralMcLean Drive has been rented forthe year by Mr. and Mrs. PaulDonovan and family, who havebeen living on Bieselin Road.

Conrad C. Heede of SouthCountry Road spent the weekendin Nantucket, Mass., with a HolyCross College classmate, LeonardLeBlanc.

On Monday night , Mr. and Mrs.George More returned to theirhome on Otis Lane from a threeweeks' visit with their son-in-lawand daughter, Mr. and Mrs. TomPetersen of Otense, Denmark.Their daughter, Margery, whospent the Summer vacation withthe Petersens, returned home withher parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter-sen became the parents of theirfirst child , a son, Alexander, onAugust 3. >

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Law-rence Fuller of Maple Street forthe past two weeks were Mrs.Fuller's sister, Mts. Chester, J.Lord, and daughter. Alice, and hermother, Mrs. Leland F. Smith ofTroy.

The Advance is on sale at Trot-ta Brothers, and Bellport Station-ery in Bellport.—Adv.

The following couples enjoyedthe performance of "ParadiseIsland ," at Jones Beach on Tues-day night: Mr. and Mrs. RobertTerwilliger, Mr. and Mrs. JohnLockwood , Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meagherof Circuit Road announce thebirth of a daughter, Linda Jean,weighing seven pounds, five oun-ces, at Brookhaven Memorial Hos-pital last Wednesday. The Meag-hers have one other daughter, Pat-ricia , 2.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. RaymondJ. Klein of North Howell's PointRoad last week were Mrs. Klein 'sbrother-in-law and sister, Mr. andMrs. Julien Smith and family ofBaltimore, Md.NEW BELLPORT STREET MAPS

Waldron , Mr. and Mrs. WilliamValentine, of Bellport ; Mr. andMrs. Richard Adams of East Pat-ehogue ; Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Car-ter of Terryville.

Robert Wayte of North Brew-ster Lane returned home thisweek following surgery at South-ampton Hospital.

The Knit 'N' Chat Club willmeet tonight at the home of Mrs.William Patanjo of North Brews-ter Lane.

On Monday night, Mr. and Mrs.Edward V. Loughlin of SouthHowell's Point Road entertained ata dinner party in honor of theirson , Tommy, who was celebratinghis seventeenth birthday.

A chicken barbecue will be heldSeptember 3, at the Bellport dockfrom, 5 to 7 p. m., sponsored bythe Bellport Unit of the Women'sAuxiliary of Bi*ookhaven Memori-al Hospital.

1960 edition. On sale at Bettin-ger's Delicatessen and BellhavenLuncheonette, Montauk Highway,and Bellport Stationery Store.Published by The Advance. Alsocontains streets in Brookhaven,Yaphank, Medford, East Pateh-ogue, Patehogue, Blue Point andBayport. All this for only 50c.—Adv.

iMiss Virginia Beth, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Richard Beth ofLeisurely Lane, is spending themonth of August at Seal BayCamp, North Brooksville, Me. Sheis playing the leading role of An-na in the camp production of"The King And I."

Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence O'Reil-ly and family of Circuit Road willmove this month to Cortland ,where Mr. O'Reilly has accepteda position at Cortland State Tea-chers College. Mr. O'Reilly hasbeen a science teacher at BellportHigh School for the past fiveyears.

The Rev. and Mrs. Patrick I.Smith and family of North Brew-ster Lane returned home lastThursday fronv a month 's vacation,, * their home in Madison , N. H.

"-'i'. and Mrs. Vincent Capicottaof h.eselin Road entertained at abuffet d inne r Sunday in honor ofth '*ir daughter, Mariln , who is en-tering the Order of the Sistersof Mercy Academy in Syosset inSeptember. A m o n g the manyguests joining in the festivities wasthe Rev. Thomas Manning of MaryImmaculate R. C. Church. From,New Jersey were Mrs. J. Butricoand famil y and Mrs. A. Scutari.Mr. and Mrs. J. Cannava and son ,Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. J. Capicottaand family, Mr. and Mrs. Al Ros-si , and Mr. and Mrs. M. DePietroand family of Brooklyn ; Mr. and

Mrs. N. Cicero and family, Mr.and Mrs. H. Voetsch , Jr., Mr. H.Voetsch and daughter, Eleanor ,Michael Spinnelli of Hempstead;Mr. and Mrs. J. Marro and familyof Massapequa; Mr. and Mrs. J.Luciano, Jr., of Flushing Mr. andMrs. C. Floridia of Central Islip;Mr. and Mrs. Ed Manfredi andchildren of East Islip; Mrs. BeaHachmyer and daughter of BayShore; Mr. and Mrs. Isador Davisof Brightwaters; Mr. and Mrs. E.Cannava of Fishkill. Guests fromBellport were the Misses LynnAbrams, Keith McKlean , MonicaFindeis, Karen Olsen , AntonetteDiDanoto and Joan Kalametz. Al-so Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Barbero andfamily, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dio Guar-do and Mr. and Mrs. John Suppleand family.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brown ofShore Road flew to Miami , Fla.,August 14 to attend the funeralof Mrs. Brown 's brother , StevenSearles. Mr. Searles lived with theBrowns for several years follow-ing his service in World War II.

Mrs. Edward V. Loughlin ofSouth Howell's Point Road vaca-tioned last week at Gurney 's Inn ,Montauk Point, with Mrs. Celes-tin Durand of Garden City, Mrs.Harvey Zendt of Bay Shore , andMr. . Ford Cole of Babylon. Theprevious week Mr. and Mrs. Lough-lin and son , Tommy, visited theirdaughter, Melinda , at Camp JeanneD'Arc, near the Canadian border.Before re turning home , they tooka trip to Montreal , Canada.

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On August 14, Mrs. Frances T.Borger and her three small chil-dren , Robert , J immy and Brenda-Lee, accompanied by Mr. and Mi'£H. Sterns and Miss Beatrice E.Sterns, too ka tri p by plane tuVermont to visit Mrs. Borger 's el-dest daughter, Catherine, who isliving with her uncle and aunt ,Mr. and Mrs. Gary Borger inGuilford , Vt. Catherine works atthe Brattleboro, Vermont, Hospi-tal , in the diet kitchen.

Mrs. Malco 'm Stewart, chair-man of the Brookhaven Home Ex-tension program, announces thatanyone interested in taking thecake-decorating course this Fallshould call Mrs. Margaret Wnenta ,AT 6-0951, or Mrs. Stewart, AT 6-0853, to order supplies.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kouts ofStillwoods Road returned recentlyfrom their five-week vacationwhich they spent camping in Idahoand Wyoming. The Kouts tookwith them Bonnie Krueger, daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krue-ger, who lived in Brookhaven un-til several months ago, wren theymoved to Cincinnati , Ohio. TheKouts and Miss Krueger campedin national forests, s p e n d i n gthree or four days in each place ,and also visited friends in the Mid-dle West. Last week , Mr. Koutsleft for Puerto Rico , in his capac-ity as physicist at BrookhavenNational Laboratory.

The Advance is on sale at Ver-ni's Delicatessen in Brookhaven.—Adv.

Mrs. Emma Reid , of SouthCountry Road will drive to hernew home in San Francisco onAugust 28. Mrs. Reid is movingWest in order to be closer to herson and his wife , Dr. and Mrs. Ro-bert Reid. Miss Marlene Ingenlathof Hamburg, Germany, who hadbeen staying with the Reids inCalifornia since last December ,came to Brookhaven several daysag-o td- help the elder Mrs. Reidprepare for her departure. Mrs.Reid and Miss Ingenlath will driveto California together.

Mr. and Mrs. John Hornbostelof Hawkins Lane have been en-joying a visit from her son , Mich-ael Wertheimer and his fami ly . Mr.Wertheimer is a professor of psy-chology at the University of Colo-rado; his wife also teaches there.The Wertheimer childre n , Karen.Mark , and Benjamin, particularlyenjoy the ocean , since their homeis in a semi-arid mountainous partof the country. The Wertheimersleft today for Tenafly, N. J., tovisit Mrs. Wertheimer's mother-while Mr. Wertheimer attends themeeting of the American Psychol-ogical Association in New -YorkCity, where he will present a pa-per on the teaching of psychology.

The Hornbostels' youngest son ,Peter, is continuing to work ona chapter on contracts for* a bookon business law which will bepublished by one of his former-professors next Spring. Peter willbe leaving for Vienna , Austria,September 6, for a year 's studyat the University of Vienna , pur-suant to a Fulbright Fellowship.

Dr. and Mrs. Louis Scordamagliaand their six children have movedinto the Corn^ in House whichthey recently purc/.ased. Dr. Scor-damaglia, a urologist in Pateh-ogue, formerly lived on George

Court in Bellport..Mrs. Leonard Andors , c h a i r m a n

of this year 's Cancer dr ive , an-nounces that Brookhaven is on theCancer Drive Honor Rol l for l' n i l .The honor roll is composed of v i l -lages and ci t ies wh ich have exceed -ed the i r total c o n t r i b u t i o n s of thepreceding year or have M't a new-record for con t r i bu t i on^ . Rrookha-ven made the honor roll on bothcounts , w i th a toial of $ 172.25 >ofar. However , Mrs. Andors urgesthose who have not yet c o n t r i b u -ted to send the i r checks to her orto the co-chairman , Mrs. PaulColsman. Checks for the CancerCrusade , which began in May,should be made payable to TheAmerican Cancer Society.

Mr. and Mrs. John Floyd ofMott Lane and thei r two (laugh-ters, Beth and Louisa , returnedlast week from two weeks' va-cation during which they visitedrelatives in Georgia. Thev also at-tended a Floyd fami ly reunion atthe Ida Callaway Gardens at PineMounta in , Georgia.

Mrs. Robert M. Brown of Cha-ue ' Avenue , cha i rman of thBrookhaven Summer Read ing Pro-gram for Children , announces tha tthe program ended last Monday .In the f inal session , Mrs. RogerBaker of Bay Road read to sixchildren in the older group, whi leMrs. Brown read to four in theyounger group.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gemmell ofSouth Country Road and < h e i r son ,J immy, returned last Sunday f roma short visit with Mrs. G e m m e l l ' sbrother-in-law and sister , Mr. andMrs. Stanley Fraser in Detroit ,Mich.

Mrs. Barton A. Bolton of Glen-brook , Conn., is spending part ofher vacation with Mrs. Mark R.Brinev.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bonnet,Jr.. and their chi ldren from Fair-fax , Va., arrived Friday to spendabout a week with their aunt . MissEdna Bennet of Old Stump Road.

Mr . and Mrs. R. Chester Beyerand their two daughters , Suzanivand Sally, attended the weddingof their fr iend , Miss Marjorie Pen-nell , to Will iam Meister in Fair-field , Conn., last Saturday. Thewedding reception for 200 guestsv as held at Eichner 's Res tauran tin Bridgeport , Conn. A f t e r thewedding the Beyers at tended aparty at tht home of the bride 'sparents , Mr. and Mrs. EdwardPennell , at Fairfield. They stayedovernight at the home of f r i endsof the Pennells and returned homeSunday afternoon.

Richard Beyer accompanied hisguest , Miss Caroline Kracke, ofAlabama to Internat ional Airportat Idlewild from where she re-turned home Saturday via Del taJet. Richard wil l re turn to schoolin Alabama this Saturday.

Wedding bells and weddingstreamers carry an air of delicatebeauty that is reflected in tinloveliness of the printed weddinginvitations done by The Advance.—Adv.

HONORED—SFC Will iam Valent ine of Bell port was named topArmy recruiter in New York area this week. He is assig n edto Patehogue Recruiting Station. —U. S. Army Photo

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BELLPORT — Repercussions of the trouble that developed at theBell port Village Dock dur ing Race week were heard at the villageboard meet ing last Monday ni ght and a leng thy discussion took place.

Several residents a t tended the me et ing to talk about the situa-tion , inc luding Mrs. Edward Bishop, who had aLo wr i t t e n a letter totire board , cal l ing attention to the •> m a t t e r and suggesting possiblesolut ions.

M a n y of those present believedthat the races should not be al-lowed since disturbances have ac-companied them. It was agreed b ythe board that no boats will be al-lowed to be tied to the dock exceptthose of boat berth owners af te r10 p. m. on any ni ght oi* a racing-event , and ii was decided to havenotices printed to this effect andpassed out by the dockmaster.

The possibility of clearing thedock af ter 10 p: m. was also dis-( uss"(i. I t was agreed imu if i hjpolice would enforce the law re-garding minors d r i n k i ng in tox i -cating beverages it mi ght hel p. I twas also agreed that the vi l lageattorney should prepare an ordin-ance prohibit ing the partaking ofin toxicat ing beverages on a public -street in the village.

There was a discussion regard-

ing the speeding of some youngpeop le on ce r t a in streets in thevillage and it was agreed by theboard and Suf fo lk Count y j l 'oliceCaptain Irving Weeks tha t thisshould be watched more closely.

George Seyfert and RobertWerner attended the meeting todiscuss the s u m p at the corner ofK reamer Street and General Mc-Lean Drive and it was agreedthat some p lan t ing should be donearound the fence , with Mr. Sey fertto d i aw up some proposed ideason the subject.

A letter from Pelletreau & Pel-let r '-au concerning the use by thepubl ic of the proper ty privatelyowned at the foot of Brown 's Lanewas read. It s t a l ed that the own-er not on ly has the r ight to bulk-head proper ty but also has theright to erect a pier into thewat er for the purpose of access tothe water.

A letter from the State Con-fe rence of Mayors announc ing theannua l school for cit y and villageclerks and fiscal officers at AlbanySeptember 2f>-27 was read and th"board authorized t h e vil lage clerkand treasurer to at tend.

The Patehogue Electr ic LightCompany wrote and sent a layoutfor re l ight ing and i m p r o v i n g thestreet l i gh t ing in the village. Itwas to be studied and more de-tails obtained on the cost .

A deed for the propert y to bethe K'-eamer Street extensionacross the property of GlolineHomes was presented to the boardand this was accep ted and given tothe clerk to have filed in the Suf-folk County clerk's office .

It was agreed to ascertain whatif would cosr to repair the houseat the twe l f th green at the gol fcourse and then decide whether itwould be feasible to repair it orremove it , and also to proceedwith the wate r ing project for thefourth tee area , inc luding theelectr ici ty, t rench and materials forapproximate ly $1 ,300.

Permission was granted to tneBellport u n i t of the Women 's Aux-i l ia r ies of Brookhaven MemorialHospital to use a public addresssvstem at the i r barbecue at theBell port dock September 3 from5 to 8 p. m. Ar thur Warren wasgranted permission to hold a ten-nis tournament at the tenniscourts from August 25 to 28.

There will be no garbage col-lection on Labor day, both sidesof 1hc village to be covered on thefollowing day.

It was decided to hire Wi l l i amSaul le to work as a laborer inthe h i g h w a y depa r tmen t .

Prior to t l e mee t ing four bidsfor c u l v e r t pipe for Country ClubRoad v. ¦)¦( • openi d and the con-t rac t w a s awarded to the lowestb idder . Armco Drainage & MetalProduct s , Inc.

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SFC W i l l i a m V a l e n t i n e of 27Nor th Brewster Lane. B ' - l lpo r t , hash< on named the top A r m y recrui t -er in the New York Area for theyear end ing J u n e ."»< ) . Announce-ment of SFC V a l e n t i n e 's .-elect ionv,a^ made t h i - 1 week by Cap tain¦lames V. Cannon , commandingof f i ce r of t h e rec ru i t ing ma in sta-tion , 39 Whi teha l l Street , NewYork City.

Over 70 recruiters in the NewYork Metropoli tan area were el-igible to receive th^ honor. SFCValen t ine has been a recruiteisince l'.>58. He is presently assign-ed * <> the Patehogue R e c r u i t i n gStat ion located on the Sunr i . s<H i g h u av and Medford Avenu-( lite. 1 1 2 ) .

A na t ive of Bellport . he says ,"The A rmy of fe r s young men andwomen a chance to get the t ra in-ing and expe r i ence requ in d bymost c n i l i a n i n d u s t r i e s . At theMime t ime, these young peoplehel p k< ep Amer ica strong."

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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHBell port , N. Y.

Rev. Alan C. Merrill , RectorTODAY

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10 a. m. — Worshi p service .Sermon top ic , ''A Sermon onAmerican Business Life."

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8:30 p. m. — Vesper Service ofHoly Communion .

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News of theChurches

Mary ImmaculateFamily Picnic Auff. 27

BROOKHAVEN — All the pa-rishioners and friends of MaryImmaculate R. C. Church are in-vited to a family picnic to be heldon the Marist Brothers grounds atWashington Lodge, Brookhaven ,at 2:30 p. m. August 27.

Each fam ly is to supp ly itown food and barbecue. Soft ballsack races, and other games arcscheduled. The Brothers are provi-ding picnic tables and benches foithe use of the guests. It wa:pointed out that all who attendedlast year had a most enjoyablrime, and a large turn-out is ex-pected this year.

B haven Host to Student From ParisENTERING GRADUATE STUDY:

By Anne Hornbostel

BROOKHAVEN — The hamletof Brookhaven is playing hostthis month to an exchange studentfrom France. Mademoiselle Hug-uette Aine of Paris has been stay-ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Michael MIcKeown of Mott Lanefor two week?. Yesterday she be-gan a two-weeks' visit with Mr.and Mrs. John Floyd , also ofMott Lane.

Mademoiselle Aine arrived inthe United States August 11,aboard th'? Italian lines , Irpinia.Pursuant to a Fulbright Fehowship, she will engage in graduatestudy at Washing ton University iiSt. Louis, Mo., for one year.Since her field is social work , shewill also be connected with "Kingdom House", a settlement house inSt. Louis.

In Paris, Mademoiselle Ainestudied at the Ecole de ServiceSocial , a private school , for threeyears. Thereafter she worked asassistante sociale , and then in aParis settlement house. Mademoi-selle Aine explained that socialservices in France are far moreprivately run and organized thanthey are in the United States.She plans to return to her oldposition in the sett 'ement whet-she returns to Paris.

Her trip to the United States,and her stay in Brookhaven , wasarranged by the council on studenttravel. Mademoiselle Aine particu-larl y enjoyed the voyage acrossthe Atlantic ; she reported thatthere were over 400 foreign stu-dents aboard the Irpinia , includ-ing 185 Africans. Of the 31 na-tionalities represented on the pas-senger list, the largest non-Afri-can groups were French. Indian ,Italian , Swiss and British. Thestudents' time was filled with dis-cussions of American customsround tables on world problems,lessons on topics ranging from thegeography of New York City tothe Cha Cha, and all kinds ofsocial events. At the end of thevoyage the students dispersed toprivate homes all over the coun-try in order to continue theirfamiliarization with the Americanway of life.

On September 3, MademoiselleAine will depart for New York ,where she will take part in anoz*ientation and sight-seeing pro-gram arranged under the auspicesof the Atlantic French-AmericanAssociation. On September 15 shewill fly to St. Louis to begin herstudies.

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A 1 (5-year-old Bellport youthwas admitted to Brookhaven Me-morial Hospital Sunday n igh t witiia concussion af ter the car inwhich he was a passenger wasinvolved in a two-car accident inEast Patehogue, according to FifthPrecinct police.

Police said Roland Thomas Phe-lan of (53(5 Bourdois Avenue , wasa passenger in a car operated bvRobert J . Smi th , 17. of (1/55 Bour-dois A v e n u e , Bell port . when theaccident occurred about 7:35 p. m.on Dunton Ave nue , about 250 feetnorth of South Country Road .

According to police the driverof the second car , Mrs. Robert D.Gerard , 35, of 15 Furman Ave-nue , East Patehogue , told themshe was proceeding north on Dun-ton Avenue.

S m i t h told police that he was(' r iving >outh on Dunton Aveiv "when his vehicle went into a skidand was collision with the Ger-ard auto. Police said Smith wastreated for a laceration on hisforehead at the hospital and re-leased.

Patrolman Vernon Harris inves-tigated the accident.

Bellport Yoiith SuffersConcussion in 2-CarEast Patehogue Crash

BELLPORT — Mrs. El izabethWarner of Second Street; was ta-ken to Brookhaven Memor ia l Hos-p ital at 2:10 a. m. Saturday byWil l i am H e r m u s and RobertLyons , Jr., the onl y tr i p made bythe Bell port ambulance d u r i ng t hepast week.

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