Scout Arrow OrderMembers Encamp

BELLPORT — Four boyScouts from Bellport and twofrom Brookhaven attendedthe Order of the Arrow week-end at Camp Baiting HollowSaturday and Sunday. TheOrder is a national fraternityof Scout honor campers.

Attending w e r e BernardJ e f f e r s o n . Michael I nee,George Paul , Dennis Puleston,Charles Keusch and CharlesFinn.

They participated in an in-itiation of new members andvarious work projects for thecamp.

Charles Reusch, one of therepresentatives of the locallodge at the national Order ofthe Arrow conference, told ofhis experience there.

News of theChurches

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHSouth Country Rd., BellportRev. Alan Cleveland Merrill

RectorTODAY

8:15 p. m. — Choir rehearsal.SUNDAY

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 , Grades1-2.

WEDNESDAY9 a. m. — Holy communion.

BELLPOlCT METHODISTCHURCH

South Country Road, BellportRev. Frederick I. Smith

PastorTODAY

7 p. m.—Choir rehearsal.8 p. m.—Couples club.

SUNDAY9:45 a. m. — Sunday school.11 a. m.—Church service. The

nursery and kindergarten depart-ments of the Sunday School willmeet at the Wesley House.

C p. m. — Intel-mediate Youthfellowship.

7:30 p. m. — Senior Youth fel-lowship. '

TUESDAY8 p. m. — Wesleyan Service

Guild meeting.WEDNESDAY

8:15 p. m. — Midweek Bibleclass.

MARY IMMACULATE R. C.CHURCH

Brown's Lane, BellportRev. George A. Rubly

PastorSATURDAY

4 to 6 p. m. and 7:30 to 9 p. m.— Confessions.

SUNDAY7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a. m. and 12:15

p. m. — Masses.4 p. m. — Baptisms.

MONDAYS THROUGHSATURDAYS

7:15 and 8 a. m. — Masses. •

ST. JAMESEPISCOPAL CHURCH

Beaver Dam Road, BrookhavenSUNDAY

9:45 a. m. — Holy communion.

RUTH A. M. E. ZION CHURCHStation Road, Bellport

Rev. Edgar KingPastorTODAY

8:15 p. m.—Senior choir.SUNDAY

10 a. m. — Sunday school.11 a. m.—Morning service

WEDNESDAY7:30 p. m. — Prayer meeting.

BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVENPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Beaver Dam Road, BrookhavenRev. Albert Van Houten

PastorSUNDAY RALLY DAY

9:15 a. m. — Church school. 1

Nursery through Elementary inFellowship hall. Junior and SeniorHigh in the church.

11 a. m. — Worship service.Sermon topic: "The PreparedHeart." There will be a specialdedication of teachers.

Baby sitting service supplied inFellowship ball,hour in Fellowship hall.

WEDNESDAY8 p. m. — Midweek Bible study

N O R T H B E L L P O R TAt a special meeting of the

North Bellport Athletic associa-tion held last Thursday nomina-tion and election of officers andtrustees were held. New officersare : President, Clarence W. Hen-ry; vice president, Ronald Wads-worth; secretary, John Molony;treasurer, James Hughes; athleticdirector, Harry W. Kellerman;trustees, Edward Harrigan, Ed-ward Bettinger, Richard Stransky,Michael Zafrano and Peter Sal-vato. The adult membership ofthe association played a Softballdouble header Sunday with BayCountry Estates, Bay Countrywinning first game, 8 to 1, andNorth Bellport taking secondgame, 4-3.

Persons wishing to serve on acommittee to form a Cub Scoutpack* for the North Bellport areaare invited to attend a meetingat the home of Mrs. David Hay-nes, 547 Brookhaven avenue, nextThursday at 8:30 p. m. Men areurgently needed to serve on andhead this committee. All fathersof . present and future Cubsshould attend this meeting andhelp your sons become better citi-zens. For further information callBEUport 7-1174M.

Insurance safeguards your fu-ture. When you need it, be pre-pared! Check with Hughes &Still, Inc., Route 25, Centereach.Tel. ROnk. 9-8048.—Adv.

The Happy Sewing club ofNorth Bellport gave a babyshower last week at -the homeof Mrs. Ernest Kan on Michiganavenue for Mrs. Alfred Senza-misi. Other guests were Mes-dames Al Carman, Bruce Cecere,D. MacDowell , Nicholas Masscio-pinto, Natale Marchiano, ErnestGatta and Edward Hobbs.

Mr. and Mrs. George Fredrickof 730 Michigan avenue gave abirthday party for their daugh-ter, Arlane, who was 8 last Tues-day. Her guests were her -sister",Sharon, Donald and Thomas O'-Donnell , Patricia Calandra, Don-na and Jackie Torro, Betty AnnSpickerman, Jane Deems, MaryAnn Petronella, Linda DeMottand Noel Daly, all of North Bell-port, and Marie and Patricia Pa-risi and Mrs. Albert Spiro, "ofEast Patchogue.

» Last Thursday night at thehome of Mrs. Edward Secley at843 Bayview avenue the BayCountry Social club was formedwith an eye toward having some-thing to do in the long winterahead. Those attending were Mes-dames William Kobel, ThomasGeorger, Edmund P. Sheehan, Ar-nold Moskowitz , L. Hynes, Wal-ter Keeley. The next meeting willbe at the home of Mrs. ArnoldMoskowitz, 837 Bayview avenueat 8:30 p. m- today. New mem-bers are always welcomed.

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Mrs. John Molony of 735 Doaneavenue, recently gave a. babyshower for Mrs. Al Bach. Guestswere Mesdames Peter Salvato,Edward Bettinger, Edward Harri-gan, Joseph Phillips and JamesHughes. -«

B haven Boatyard SoldFounder Sells Out:

BROOKHAVEN—The Beaver Dam Boat basin, founded 25 yearsago by Clinton M. Smith ot Brookhaven , has been sold to TimHermus by Mr. Smith.

Mr. Hermus, one of the area's top flight Starboat skippers,now lives just above the basin. He is the third owner of thebusiness, since Mr. Smith sold""1 " " "the business once before and then ,bought it back in 1937.

The basin has had a colorfulhistory. Some 20 years ago, Mr.Smith and a number of nearbyresidents dug through from thesite of the present marina toBeaver Dam creek. Mr. Smithemployed a mudsucker to takeout mud to a depth of 20 feet.He also laid a sand and gravelbottom, and the place became apopular swimming spot. A yearlater, Mr. Smith opened his bus-iness which he retained until he

sold it to William Droste, fromwhom he bought it back in 1937.

The hurricane of 1938 emptiedthe boat basin, and all craft init sat on the bottom until thewind shifted, bringing in mudand water from the bay. Thebottom has never been free ofmud since. Other than a fewminor occurences, the basin hassuffered no major damages sincethat time. Mr. Smith still liveson the edge of the basin.

It is located just east of Beav-er Dam road here.

500 at Dems' ClambakeOn Village Beach Sunday

BELLPORT—Nearly 500 guests assembled Sunday afternoonfor the clambake given by the Great South Bay Democratic club.

The group enjoyed several hours of free refreshments, music, andvisiting with candidates and friends on the South Howell's- Pointroad Village beach. Many family groups were present , and a largenumber of children enjoyed the playground facilities of the beach.

-S> Eugene Weiss of Country Clubroad, president of the club sinceMrs. Donald Streit left for Eng-land this summer, acted as officialhost, introducing the candidates.

Giving one-minute talks fromthe festooned platform wereCharles Underwood, candidate forstate senator; T. Bronson O'Reil-ly, candidate for congressman;George E. Lechtrecker, T. RobertSullivan, and Bernard O'Neill,candidates for representatives to 'the State Assembly; Dr. Larry

I Allen, candidate for coroner; Vic-[ tor Liss. candidate for countyclerk; Michael Quinto, candidate

( for sheriff; and Emmetfc Mac-Namara, candidate for surrogate,

Other hosts and hostesses forthe clambake were Robert Steel,committeeman from District 27;Mrs. Frank DiGangi, committee-woman from District 27; MarcelBeitel and William Higinbotham,committeemen from District 46; iand Mesdames William Bonyun,Thibault de Saint Phalle, George IPiro, Dwain White, Eugene !Weiss, Walter Hughes, Geronimo jTerres. and Richard Beth.

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BELLPORT—The Central School District 4 Adult Education program willget underway next week, with registration and classes to start Monday.

The program, according to Supervising Principal Herman E. Chamberlain,who directs Adult Education, is open to anyone over 16 years of age not attend-ing public school. A $1 registration fee for most courses will be charged. Twelve

people must register for acourse or it will not be of-fered. The courses will beoffered in two semesters,with a spring schedule tobe released in January.Classes will meet from 8to 10 p. m. in the BellportElementary and Highschools.

Registration will be with theteacher of the course on the open-ing night of each class in theclassroom, Mr. Chamberlain said.

The courses include:Basic English for the foreign

be in, Monday and Tuesday, HighSchool Room 11, Mrs. Jeanne Pais-ley; still life painting, Tuesday,High School Room 10, George R.Cox; portrait painting, Thursday,High School Room 10, Mr. Cox;elementary bookkeeping, Tuesday, 'High School Room 25, Miss Lil-lian Jones; typewriting, Monday,High School Room 25, Miss Jones.

Also: Ceramics, Monday, HighSchool Room 10, Deward Eades;photography, Thursday, - H i g hSchool laboratory, Robert Walton;drama, Thursday, High School au-ditorium, Ross Federico; everydayEnglish and vocabulary building.High School Room 25, WilliamReynolds.

Also: Health and physical fit-ness for men, Monday, elementaryschool g y m n a s iu m , RichardBrown; health and physical fit-ness for women, Thursday, ele-mentary' school gym. Miss Rose-ann O'Keefe; folk dancing andsquare dancing for beginneis,Thursday, elementary school au-ditorium, Mr, and Mrs. John Blew-ett> advanced folk dancing, Mon-day, elementary school auditorium,Mr. and Mrs. Blewett; contract-bridge, Tuesday, High SchoolRoom 29, Hamilton Slechta (fee .vill probably be $5.)

Also: Beginning household sew-ing, Monday, High School HomeEconomics room, Mrs. Jane ,Vaug-

i hart; advanced sewing, Wednesday,I High School Home EconomicsI room, Mrs. Frederick Marshall;slip covers and "dxaperjes, vTCLUxa-day, High School: HomeiBctraoaric *room, Mrs. Marshall; booked, rugs,

, 9:20 a. m. to noon Wednesday, atMethodist church parish hall, Mrs.Madeline Kelly; interior . decorat-ing, four weeks, Monday, HighSchool Room 17, Mrs. George

j Piro; home landscaping, Monday,beginning October 29, High School

1 Room 17, ' Leslie MacRobbie andJohn J. Murphy.

Also: Conversational French,Monday, High School Room 25,William Reynolds: music (listen-ing), Wednesday, High School au-ditorium, Walter Ebersole; Do-It-Yourself , Tuesday, High Schoolshop, William Walker; upholstery,7 to 9:40 p. m. Monday, HighSchool shop, William Dwyer (ad-ditional fee for materials).

Driver education will be offered,with instruction and road train-

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Adult Education Courses,Registration On Next Week

Cubs! ParentsReorganize,ElectYear's Leaders

A Cub Scout reorganizationalmeeting was held at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larkinof Academy lane September 18.

Those who atended were Mrs.Roy Wood, Mrs. Edward Rant,Mrs. Sykes Machat , Mrs. Mal-colm Johnson, Charles Sohl, Ken-neth Rose, Richard Carleton,Captain Peter Drummond, theRev. Frederick I. Smith, andGeorge Preston, neighborhoodScouting commissioner. A newden mother, Mrs. Wood, was wel-comed into the pack.

The following slate of officerswas named for the coming year:Cubmaster, Mr. Carleton; firstassistant Cubmaster, Mr. Sohl,second assistant Cubmaster,Sykes Machat; chairman of_ packcommittee. Mr. Larkin, secretary,Mrs. Machat; treasurer. CaptainDrummond; advancement chair-man, Mrs. Johnson; publicity,Mrs. Larkin; institutional ' repre -sentative,' Mr. Rose.

A parents' meeting has beenplanned for Monday at 8 p. m.at Bellport High school for allparents wishing to get their boysand themselves into Cub Scouting.

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BELLPORT — The Couplesclub of Christ Episcopal churchgave a buffet supper to welcomethe new rector and his wife, theRev. and Mrs. Alan Merrill , Sun-day night at the Parish house.About 10 couples attended.

Members of the committee plan-ning the supper were Mr. andMrs. Charles Sohl , chairmen, Mr.and Mrs. Al Rand, Mr. and .Mrs.William Walsh and Mr. and Mrs.John Conway.

Any couple interested in joiningthe club is invited. The meetingsare held the second Sunday nightof each month at the Parishhouse.

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EMPLOYMENTThe tigures show there noware more job holders thanthere were before. Because of

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Scouts Advance,Receive BadgesAt? Meeting Here

I BELLPORT — One Boy Scoutof Troop 28 achieved first class 'rank, five were advanced to secondclass and two others received mer-it badges at a Parents' nightmeeting Monday in the Commu-nity center.

Scoutmaster , Frank Harrisonconducted the meeting and Mal-colm Fleming, advancement chair-man, presented the awards. Hart-land Snyder received his firstclass badge; Harry Brame, Fred jJones, Harold Larkin. James Mc-Govern and Bobby Petersen, sec-ond class badges; Robert Overton,rowing, lifesaving, swimming andcitizenship in the home meritbadges, and Martin Heede, life-saving, swimming and pioneeringmerit badges. All five of the new-second class Scouts volunteered asDen chiefs for Cub "'Scouts.

Charles Reusch, one of 23 Suf-folk Explorers who went to Phil-mont Scout ranch in New Mexico 'this summer, showed color slideshe had taken on his trip.

Registration SaturdayFor School Dist. Vote

33 Now Eligible:

BELLPORT—The Board of Registration for Central SchoolDistrict -i will be on hand at the Bellport High school gymnasiumfrom 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Saturday to register eligibile voters inthe district for the forthcoming vote on the school constructionresolution.

With a $3,250,000 outlay in-^ volved, as wt:ll as the welfare orthe almost 2,000 yehool childrenin the district , citizens are urgedto register early so that no un-expected time conflict with laterregistration dates leaves themwithout the right to vote on thebond issue October 15. Only the33 persons who registered on thenight of the special budget meet-ing, .July .'10, are eligible to voteat the moment.

.However, for those who can-not register Saturday, the bookswill again be open at the highschool gym from 2 to 9 p. m.Wednesday, as well as on Octo-ber 8. Information meetings willalso be held at 8 p. m. on thesetwo dates , with members of theSchool board and Citizens* coun-cil present to answer pertinentquestions.

The Citizens' council , which isnow a joint council made up of

! representatives of the formerj three district councils , has en-dorsed the construction program

! and prepared a brochure for uis-i tribution to residents of the dis-! trict "riving information on the! subject.i The resolution coming to a! vote on October li> , falls for theI purchase of land north of Robin-

son boulevard at SCO.OOO , forconstruction of a new K-fi tripleunit elementary school at a costof $1 ,177 ,000; for an outlay ofSl.526.000 for an annex to theBellport High school ; and for a$487,000 addition to the EastPatchogue school , converting itto a triple unit K-fi building.

The Board of Registration forCentral District 4 consists ofMesdames Frances Beitel , MaryFuoco, Dorothy Murdock , and

' Charlotte Oltmann.

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' ,Tne Couples club of the Meth-?2lSt. chmvh had a meeting at theWesley house last Friday night.Jr h"stesses wore Captain andMrs . Peter Drummond, the Uev,and Mrs. Frederick I. Smith andMrs. Charles Edwards . Coloredslides wort shown of the Califor-nia trip taken i,y the Smiths thissummer. Camp Quini pot at Shel-ter Island, and of a wadding re-cently performed by the Rev. Mr.Smith. Three new coupies attend-ed the meeting, and one guestcouple., SL Charles Hospital FashionShow and Card l»arty — Man. Oct.1st, 8 p. m. — St. Francis deSales Youth Center. — Adv.

A cooperative dinner was givenin honor of Mr. and Mrs. LawrenceSwart of South Howell's Pointroad Saturday ni^ht at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Pattersonof Brookhaven. Mr. and Mrs.Swart and family are moving to,Norwalk , Conn., today.

House guests of Mr. and Mrs.Peter Paige of Bellport lane forthe weekend were Mr. and Mrs .Wells Eddy of Kensington. Conn.,and Mr. .and Mrs. David Colemanof Miami . Fla. Peter Otis Paigestayed with his grandmother, Mrs .D. W. Paige for the weekend,and Lee Allen and Douglas Paigevisited with the David Lanniunsof Hulse street over the week-end.

Mrs. Raymond Mat-Lean enter-tained the Bellhaven 'bridge clubat her new home on North How-ell's Point road Monday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chambersof _ . New Jersey avenue .left lastFriday to spend a week with Mrs .Chambers' uncle and aunt, Mr. andMis. Frank Bowmair of Kingston ,Pa.

Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.Wallace Budny of Livingston roadwere Mr. Budny's brother-in-lawand sister, Mr. and Mrs. WernerRichter and daughter, Phvllis, ofEast Paterson, N. J.

For your Insurance needs con-sult Strickland A g e n c y , Inc.BEllport 7-0312.—Adv.

The Wesleyan Guild will meetTuesday, October 1 , at 8 p. m. atth&>Wesley house. The Rev. Fred-erick Smith's colored slides willbeushown. Hostesses for the meet

' injt will be Mrs. Charles Edwardsand) Mrs. Peter Drummond. Onenew member and two quests at-tended the last meeting of theguild. Plans were made at thatmeeting for a smorgasbord suppertojbe held October 30, with' Mrs.Awirey Scott as chairman. A com-mittee meeting will be held soonat® the home of Mrs. Scott of

• ,—Bwselin road to discuss furtherj^mbns for the supper.J^^Mr.

and Mrs. John

BinningtotijfgSSd Tommy and Bree of Brown's^MTi e spent the weekend with Mi .'i^SSnnington's parents, the Rev. andSj|j|rs. Percy Binning ton of Stam-&£gnrd. Conn. A large reception wasj*jAen for the Rev. and Mrs. Bin-.jCjtJHpgton by the congregation ofK-wgfir church on Sunday afternoon,;aaS the Uev. Mr. Binnington is-.retiring..*>*Mr. and Mrs. Rowland F. Smith' otJStation road left last Thursday' toj/ drive their son, Rowland, Jr..tO'^Columbus, O., where he is en-rolled as a freshman at OhioState university. Their youngestson; Brian, also accompanied them.

"* OB ,'their return trip they stopped'afe],'«Valley Forge and Philadelphia,and, saw the Liberty bell. Theyreached home Monday night.' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sohl of'Station road were guests at a' sdpper party at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Everett Albin of Center¦ Moriches Saturday evening.

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Mrs. Isaac Marker of Lakeland.Fla., spent several days last weekwith her sister, ?«Irs. Willis Haw-kins, Sr., of Academy lane.

Dinnpr guests of Mr. and Mrs.Clark Williams of South Countryroad on Saturday were Mrs. Wil-liam's brother and sister-in-law.Dr. and Mrs. William Button, Jr.,

•of ,New York city, and Mrs. But-

«ton 's sister, Mrs. Berta Moir ofBuenos Aires , Argentina. TommyWilliams left last week for hissenior year at Deerfield academy,Mass. Evan Williams is in hisjur.ior yea/- at Williams college ,Willianistown , Mass.

Visiting for several weeks withMr. and Mrs . Edward Faust ofBroadview avenue is Mrs. Faust 'sin phew, Anthony Canton of Ber-muda. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Can-ton of China spent a few dayslast week with the. Fausts. Don-ald Canton is also Mrs. Faust 'snephew.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Buckof Academy lane left today forBradford, N'. II., to visit , for ' afew days with Mrs. Buck's moth-er, Mrs. Ashley Spaulding. JefferyBuck is attending the St. FrancisPicparatory school at SpringGrove, Pa., this year. Miss EdoCook , daughter of Mrs . Buck , leftMonday to enter the Convent ofthe Sisters of Charity at Halifax ,Nova Scotia, and her brother, Pe-ter, is attending La Salle Militaryacademy at Oakdale.

The Patchogue Advance is onsale at Trotta Brothers and Bell-port Stationery in Bellport.—Adv.

A farewell luncheon was givenfor Mr.--. Bernard Turovlin lastWednesday by Mrs. RaymondMac-Lean of North Howell's Pointroad. Guests were Mrs. CharlesSohl , Mrs. Leo Armstrong, Mrs.Howard Hunter , Mrs. HaroldBohn, Mrs. Allan Wood, and Mrs.Burton Robinson.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bouton ofSouth Country road recently re-turned from a two-week vacationspent at Rochester, Stowe, andother points of interest in Ver-mont. They stopped at Rhode Is-land on their return trip.

Newcomers to Bieselin road areMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cummingsand their two and a half year oldson, Mark , who moved here fromNew Jersey. They have purchasedthe Wheeler house. Mr. Cummingsis with the John J. Roe and SonInsurance Company in Patchogue.

Mr. and Mrs. John Later ofStation road have recently return-ed from a week's vacation at thePocono mountains in Pennsylvania.

Susan Conway, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. John Conway of GeneralMcLean drive, entertained at abarbecue lunch in celebration ofher tenth birthday Saturday. Af-ter the lunch Susan and herguests attended the movies in Pat-chogue. Those attending her partywere Lynn MacComisky, MargaretGeorger, Judy Fuoco, Peter Paige,Peter Pfeifle, Robert Collins, Ka-len Forreste r, Louis Malair andAnn Becker.

Roger Edwards, son of Mrs.Charles Edwards of South How-ell's Point road, left Saturday tobegin his sophomore year at Syra-cuse. Mrs. Edwards was notifiedin July, that Roger made thedean's list in the second semesterof his freshman year.

Place your money -where it earns3 '/4 '. 'r —latest annual declared divi-dend. Savings received by October10th will earn dividends from Oc-tober 1st. Why take less? Say-ville Federal Savings and LoanAssociation, 160 Main Street, Sav-ville, N. Y.—Adv.

Robert Fuoco celebrated hisseventh birthday with a party atthe home of his parents, Mr. andMrs. Samuel Fuoco, on Wednesdayafternoon. Games were played,then refreshments were served.His guests were Michael and Su-san Recchio and Danny Fuoco, allof Patchogue; Gary Satornino,Edward Stephani, Timmy, Garyand Jody Gerard, all of East Pat-chogue; Anthony Musso, MaureenI'orarty, Joseph, Judy, Toni Ann,Jimmy and Paulette Fuoco, all ofBellport.

Miss Nancy rux left Saturdayto attend Ohio State Universityat Columbus, Ohio. David Fox,who graduated from Oberlin col-lege in Ohio last year, is doinggraduate work at New York uni-versity. Their parents are Dr. andMrs. Marvin Fox of Academylar.e.

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