Foreign Service Career
For Bellport Couple 's Son
Charles F. Dunbar , Jr., of
Washington . D.C., has been appointed a career Foreign Service officer by President Kennedy, the State Department announced this week. The appointment also makes him a vice
consul and a secretary In the
Diplomatic Service.
Bom in Boston in 193 7 Mr.
Dunbar graduated from the Milton Academy in Milton , Mass.,
in 1955 . He received the A.B .
degree from Harvard College in
1959. He received the M.I.A.
degree from Columbia University in 1961.
His parents , Mr. and Mrs .
Charles F, Dunbar , reside at
9 Otis Lane . Bellport .
The younger Mr. Dunbar is
presently attending the Foreign
Service Institute in preparati on
for his overseas assignment. He
is married to the former Nelia
Goff , daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert H. Goff of Providence,
R.I.
Explorer Scout
Post 28 Holds
Family Dinner
Bellporter Wins
Ohio St. Degree
Annual Band
Concert Set District
For April 6 Budget
4 School Board to Hold
Preview Meeting April 5
BELLPORT - Members of the
Bellport High School Varsity and
BELLPORT--The board of edCadet Bands are working diliucation of Central School District
gently on the music for their an4 (East Patchogue , Bell port ,
nual concert which will take place
Brookhaven) will hold an open
April 6 in the school auditorium
meeting here at 8 p.m. next
under the direction of Walter
Thurs day to acquaint Interested
BELLPORT - A public hear- states that the barn , previously
Ebersole, music director.
ing will be held by the Bell port used for auditorium and theatre, citizens with the school budget
Soloist for the concert will be
as it has been developed thus
Board of Appeals at 8p.m.Tues- will be used for miscellaneous
Victor Reusch, first cornetlst
far.
day in the Community Center to storage , classrooms and theatre
of the band , who will play the consider three applications for workshop
This Is in line with the board's
and the new building
cornet solo , "Lulle," by Hervariances and special permis- will be fire resistant and much philosophy of Including the public
bert L. Clarke. Victo r is a stu- sion.
in the early stages of the developsafer for people to use for theadent of J ames Burke , renowned
Expeeieu to excite the mos t tre work. It would be erected ing school budget.
soloist of the Goldman Band , Interest .s the application of at the rear of the present buildAt this meeting the board will
and has been selected twice for
provide the people with the
Han v C. I on eran lor permis - ing.
membership in the New York Allsion to cret t a new theatre buildThe applicant further requests amounts allocated to each cateState Band.
gory of the budget. The budget
in^ with an appi oximate area of
that existing buildings used for
A varied program is planned , 5 ->00 s q u a i t leet whit h will ex- many years as theGateway Thea- figures and the budget is conconsisting of several original
sidered as a preliminary to the
pand the present ast. of the protre shall be approved and conworks for band as well as selecpertv X'io>v n as tne Gateway Thea- firmed as a non-conforming use. finished produc t since the exact
from the musical shows U e en the 'lorrh s i l e of South The proposed new thea t re would amounts of state aid for various
ROW LAND F. SMITH , JR tions
and
"Wildcat ", CounUv Rudd . Ihe application
"Camelot"
have a parking field , subject programs and services are still
Rowland Frank Smith, Jr., son
selections from the "Gypsy Barto approval of the board , of not known.
Rowland
F
of Mr . and Mrs .
. on *by Johann Strauss , tlie overSince the State Legislature has
20,000 square
approximately
Smith
of
50
Station
Road
Bell,
CHARLES F. DUNBA R , JR
ture to "The Barber of Seville "
not given its final approval on
feet .
port , received his Bachelor of
and several Sousa marches.
various programs and services ,
Robert Emma of 40 Bieselin
Science degree in education at
The re will be no charges for
these budget figures cannot reRoad Is applying for a side yard
Ohio State University Commence- admission.
variance , and Edwin Weil of 10 present a finished product.
Arena , Coment
held
in
St.
John
Mrs Margaret Earner , AT 0 — 06SJ
The meeting will begin at 8
Broadview Avenue is applying
Mr v (If rr t » r - » i n a i
lumbus, O. March 16.
\ T n — 14 2 7
p.m . at the Bellport High School
Miss Betsy Baker of Wells Lebanon , Turkey and Greece
for a front yard variance.
At the same time he was comMr i d Mi s Join r Strickauditorium. After a brief preLast Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs.
Fontaine Fox 's "Toonerville
College in Aurora arrived home
missioned a second lieutenant in
la ' of Bay, I a 'lt ai noance the
sentation by the board a question
Folks"
first
Friday to spend Spring vacation Harvey McChesney, Jr., and their
appeared
in
the
the United States Air F orce Rehit ' li of t h t i - f i ^t child , a son , Annual Bazaar Set
and answer period will be held.
three sons , Harvey, Dean and
with her parents , Mr. and Mrs
serve, and will report f o r duty Chicago Post in 1908.
ra ILL
The bab y
' ' ward
All Interested citizens are
Richard Carleton of Brown 's David of Bellport Lane returned
Eleanor Roosevelt began her ua b' u Jr ohn
April 23 at Webb Air Force Base ,
' Uaii. li 21 at Central At Mary Immaculate
urged
to attend this meeting.
"My
home from a 10-day vacation in
column
Day
"
Lane
in
1933
.
Big Spring, Tex .
VJ U>] K H O ,*H '1
Mrs StrickBELLPORT - A meeting was
They spent some time
The morning and afternoon kin- Florida
land 's is\ot!)_ < , M. a \ t>ttic Balheld Monday night to formulate
dergarten classes of Mrs Jane at Hobe Sound, Miami , Orlando ,
Silver Tea Tues.
c t '.icd ot \\ t.b su t , Mass Lame plans for the second annual
Gardner , Kreamer Street School , St Augustine , and Jacksonville.
Saturday 'or ' lev, ¦
.etks
'
visit
bazaar under the guidance of the Of Bellport WSCS
made their annual trip to Robin- While there , they had several
Mr a J Mrs Heni y Pille of Rev John Marksamer , assistant
son's Duck Farm in South Haven visits wuh Mr. and Mrs. William
J i) Roa '-- ^ f irneci last \eek from
BELLPORT--The
Woman 's
pastor
The dates set for the
Monday. The following mothers Bedell and family, who are presa two iMO ' ilh trailer tour of the ba/aar will be July 19, 20, 21 , 22 ,
Society
of
Christian
Service
of
ently
living
at
assisted with ihe driving: Mrs.
Jensen Beach.
BELLPO RT — At las t Mon- for a half-day only on these dates
Southern States
They stayed and July 26, 27 , 28, 29
the Bellport Methodist Church
Linda Hagamen of Central Islip
William Hlginbotham , Mrs. Clyde
day night 's board of education so that parents may meet with
near Phoenix , <\n/ , and also
will hold its annual Silver Tea
The main award is a 1962 red
McClelland , Mrs George Elea- spent the weekend with Maro der
meeting in Central School Dis- the teachers concerning their
visited
California
,
coming
home
at the home of Mrs . Charles
and
white
F-85
convertible
fully
,
,
zer , Mrs James Cumrning, Mrs. Mateosian daughter of Mr. and
trict 4 (East Patchogue Bell- child's progress in school.
by the Gulf route and then visitAxtmann at 7 Maple Street , Bellautomatic with extras.
William Fowler and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Edward der Mateosian of
port , Brookhaven) several reThe vice-president of the board
ing Florida
port , Tuesday from 2 to 5 p.m.
Co chairmen are John Jochim
Academy Lane.
Linda is the
Borg
ports and requests were accepted was authorized to sign checks
Mi
b
R
C
Ander
son
recently
All are invited.
and
Edmund
Rowland
Brown 's Garage. Tel. ATlantic daughter of Mrs. Mary Beth
by the board.
in the absence of the president ,
spent tlie dav in New 'i ork City
Hagemen , formerly of Bellport.
6-0229.—Adv.
John Luongo , junior high school which is permissable under EdShe \ i s i t c d the Museum of Modern
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Heede of
Miss
Pamela Edward s, a
English teacher, was given a ucation Law 189.
"Xrt with a school fr lei d and later
freshman at
Smith College , South Country Road returned
leave of absence for one year to
Stuart Rideout read a report
attended a performance ot "Nig ht
Northampton , Mass., is spending home last Thursday after a train
accept a Fulbrig ht Scholarsh ip in prepared by the Citizens 'Council
of the Iguana "
Spring vacation with her parents, trip to Scottsdale, Ariz. , where
Mrs. Mary Conway 's in relation to a study they have
Japan.
Mr and M i s Blair Munhofen
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Edwards they visited an aunt , Mrs. Arthur
BELLPORT - The Bellport
resignation as secretary to ac- made of much-needed school reattended the Wednesday matinee
N. Haas , and cousins, Mr. and
of South Country Road.
,
Methodist Church will join nearly
cept another position was also pairs . They inspected the schools
performance
of
How
to
Succeeed
Home for the Spring vacation Mrs. Robert W. MacQueen and
1,000 other Methodist churches in
received and approved by the and found that the roof of the old
in Business Without Really Tryfrom Mount Holyoke College, Miss Helen Marion Page, all
the New York Area Apri l 1-8 m
board.
junior-senior high school on Staing, " in New York City
of Bellport. From
South Hadley, Mass. , is Miss formerly
conducting a United Evangelistic
Louis Bruno bus contractor tion Road Is leaking and causing
Mrs. Alfred E MeUi of Musket
Barbara Finn , daughter of Mr. there , they went to Palos Verdes
Mission in each community. The
for the school distric t , asked the water damage inside the buildThe
Cadet
Leaders
'Club
sponDrive , Shirley, was guest of honor
and Mrs. W. Alvord Finn of South Estates , Calif., to visit other
board to review the original bus ing. At the Brookhaven School
sored us first annual Mothers' mission will have a double purat
a
babv
shovvei
given
by
Mrs.
cousins , Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Country Road.
contract for changes that he feels water seepage through the walls
night in the girls ' gymnasium pose: To stimulate the spiritual
Charles A Kellogg at her home
Mr and Mrs. Rowland Smith Lehman. They also saw Disneyand the cafeteria last Thursday life of the parishes and to add
have been made by the school has caused interior damage. The
last
Thursday
night
The
guests
with their son and daughter , Brian land , the famous Knotts Berry
members to church rolls.
4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
district. The board agreed to report recommended to the board
were
Mrs
Jeanne
j
ahnke
of
and Wendl yn , of Station Road , Farm , and the Pacific, Trips
Preparations for the endeavor
study the contract and will meet that they proceed with repairs
The
mothers
and
daughters
Patchogue; Mrs Earl Light of
returned home last week from were also made to Mexico,
arrived about 4:30p.m. and intro- started last year when Bishop
with Mr. Bruno in the near future. as suggested by the school adBellport , M i s Guy Emery and
Columbus, Ohio , where they at- Hoove r Dam , and Las Vegas,
A plan to include the scheduling ministration. Dr. Daniel Koshduced themselves to each other Lloyd C. Wlcke summoned the
Mrs
Frederick Mohlmann of
tended the commencement of Ohio Nev.
and assignment of grades on the land , vice-president of the board ,
Then followed various activities churches under his jurisdiction to
South
Haven
,
and Mebdames HarDavid H. Lanman , III , and HarState University from which their
Including a cageball game , vol- engage in this area-wide evanThird and Fourth grade half-ses- thanked
Mr.
Rideout
and
old
Euler
,
Hazel
Forschler
,
Jean
son , Rowland , Jr., graduated vey and David McChesney are
leyball , and the over and under , gelistic effort. For the last sevsion plan was considered by the members of the Citizens ' CounLaFerner
and
Thomas
Sheppard
March 16. They visited with returning to Berkshire School,
prisoner , basket shoot , and Indian eral months, the Commission on
board with action deferred until cil for their report , which will
of Brookhaven
Membership and Evangelism of
Rowland and his wife and with Sheffield , Mass. , after spending
the next regular meeting. Dr. provide the board with guidance
In BROOKHAVEN , The Long club relays. Afte r the activitie s
Airman 1/ C and Mrs. Geoff re y three weeks' Spring vacation with
Erwin Dingman, supervising for future action in relation to Island Advance is on sale at everyone enjoyed a delicious buf- the Bellport Methodist Chu rch,
K. Smith and their four-month their families.
fet
supper which the girls under the Chairmanship of Willprincipal , announced the dates for this matter .
\ erm's Delicatessen.—Adv.
Tommy
Binnington arrived
old daughter , Kimberley. Coming
supplied
the Spring parent-teacher con. After supper the Cadet iam Muller , has been compiling
The remainder of the board
The Women 's Volley Ball group
home, they stopped overnight at home Saturday from Tarkio ColLeaders demonstrated a few folk lists of prospects, training visiferences in the elementary meeting was devoted to establishmeets Thursday nights at the
dances and then the mothers join- tors, and making fina l plans for
Gettysburg, Pa., and when pass- lege In Missouri to spend Spring
schools scheduled for April 16, ing the dates for public hearings
Brookhaven School gymnasium.
the mission which will start Suned
in .
ing through Harrisburg, Pa., they vacation with his parents , Mr.
17 and 18. School will be held and final printing of the budget
Last week two new players were
The Cadet Leaders who took day.
called on the Very Rev. Dean and Mrs. John Binnington of
for distribution to community
welcomed. So far , 36 women have
Visitors will be consecrated
part were: Kathy Carr, Laura
Howard G Clark and Mrs. Clark. Brown's Lane. On Friday evemembers.
participated In the volley ball
in the morning service April 1
Demarest
Vera
Dean Clark was formerly rector ning Marjorie Binnington enter,
DeRose,
Joyce
games and occasional swimming
tained a group of friends at a
Feher , Arlane Frederick, Bar- before they go out into the comat Christ Episcopal Church.
at the Brookhaven Nati onal Labbara
Gelband, Martha Grace, munity to make their calls . They
Dr. and Mrs. William Kelly of party at her home.
oratory pool The Men 's Volley
ON THE JOB
Billy Larson of Brown 's Lane
Shore Road entertained at a party
Heller, Sherry Lancaster, will call Sunday afternoon and
Janice
BELLPORT
Applications
for
(Continued on Paee 10)
Ball group meets Tuesday nights
Barbara
Leddy, Michelle Maler , evenings throughout the week.
March 18 in honor of their daugh- spent the weekend with his father ,
boat berths at the Bellport Vilat
the
gymnasium
BELLPORT
—
Steven
T
and although
.KeskA special service will be held
ter , Pamela , who was eight years Peter Larson of New York City
Melody Marzola , Renee Mucci ,
lage Dock must be made before osky has been appointed game response wa s slow at first , atAnne Bookless , daughter of
old.
The guests were Ellen
Norene Murphy, Jean Penney, at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The guest
April 6, accompanied by check management agent trainee for tendance is now increasing
Fowler , Rita Harder , Sally Bohn , Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bookless
Terry Roberge, Joanne Schaefer, preacher will be the Rev . Dale
made payable to the Village of New York 's southern distr ict w ith
H Hastings Reddall , president
Carol Stock, CharlotteThorndike, Clare, pastor of the Methodist
Susan Hendrle , Linda Diecidue , of Maple Avenue, celebrated her
Bellport, at the village clerk' s headquarters here, the Depart- of the Brookhaven Free Library
Penny Brown , Diane Madey and sixth birthday with a party Friday
Kiathy Vignato and Betty War- Church in East Hampton. The
office, it has been announced. ment of Interior 's Bureau of Sport Association , says that the library
afternoon. Those attending were
Ellen Roberge .
burton.
The club is under the public is invited to this service.
Those who occupied berths
is
being
painted
this
Fisheries and Wildlife announced
week The
of Miss RuthTergesen.
direction
PENNY PELCO SAYS: For yourr Peggy Thorndlke , Peggy Fowler ,
Bellport Area
in 1961 will hav e first preference, yesterday.
exterior , Including the shutters ,
protection leave a light wheni Ailene Reilly, Karen McClelland ,
but if their application is not rewill
progress
as
Keskosky,
who
will
make
his
weather
ST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
perJAMES
.
Daryl Madey, MonicaCartwright,
you 're away from home.—Adv.
ceived by April 6, their berth home in Patchogue, is a grad- mits , and the interior work , which
Beaver Dam and Bay Roads
Whidden ,
Elizabeth
will be allotted to new applicants uate of Colorado State University includes the board room , kitchen ,
Mr and Mrs. Dudley Janvier of Alice
Brookhaven
Hawkins Gulf Garage ! BELLPORT ASPHALT j
Beth Miksche, Ann
Academy Lane , Mrs Charles Shreeve,
in order of date of receipt of with a degree in game manage- lavatory and hall , is to be fin Rev . Richard W. Gray .Vicar
's
Quinn
,
and
Anne
sisters,
Lynne
Axtmann of Mapl e Street, Mrs.
application.
11 STATION ROAD
ment. He will work under the ished in tim e for the Fire Place
; PAVING CORP.
SUNDAY
j
Mary Rodman of Bellport Lane, and Jeanne
The rates , which re ma in the supervision of Daniel E. Russ, Literary Club meeting April 4
BELLPORT
Fourth
Sunday
in
Lent
Asphalt
Pavinsr
Bellport Fish Market — Fresh
Mrs. Mark Rush Briney of Brooksame as last year , are as follows: agent in charge of the southern
;
<
The Upper River Rod and Gun
8 a.m. - Holy Communion1
y. ATlantic 6-0710.—Adv.
haven , andMrs. George N. Penni- Dail
Under 16 feet , $24; 16 feet and district.
Club
met
Friday
night
at
the
St.
Parking
Areas
Driveways
!
Irving
Terwilliger
and
10
a
m
Church
School
Up|
.
.
man of Baltimore, Md., arrived
over to 21 feet , $36; 21 feet
On Sunday evening The Play>
Truckinj r
James parish house After dinner
J
per
Grades.
Miller,
Props.
Clifford
in New York City Saturday on the crafters showed the first of a
and over to 26 feet, $48; 26
Topsoil — Bluestone
members and their wives enjoyed
!
j
11 a .m. - Church School-LowExcalibur , after an overnight stop series of art films , "The Long
feet and over , $60; mooring s,
Gravel — Fill — Sand
3
a color movie about sport fishing
I
er
Grades.
All Types Automobile Repairs
at a Boston port. They have Voyage Home, " by Eugen e O'Neill
$15;
spaces
for
sailboats
in
the
in
the
Quetlco
Provincial
Park
in
Cheerfully
>
Estimates
Given
I
11 a .m . - Holy Communion and
returned from an enjoyable six- at the Community Center. The
parking lot, $20.
Canada
Free Pickuo and Deliver)
sermon.
> 28 Station Road
Bellport ]
weeks ' cruise through the Medi - Playcrafters will hold a general
visitin g Mr and Mrs John
TUESDAY
terranean , stopping at ports in meeting at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow
Telephone ATlantic 6-0185
Telephone ATlantic 6-0061 j
j
Luongo
of
South
Lis
t
Recent
Trip
s
Of
Country
BELLPO
RT
—
The
annual
Road
7 p.m. - Work session in
Spain ,
France , Italy, Egypt , at the Community Center. Tom
>
2
Spring furniture sale will be this weekend was Hiromichi
church sacristydirector
of
the
Sayville
Turner ,
'
Ando
Mr Ando , who is ft om
's Society
Bella
held
by
the
Woman
t
Ambulance
WEDNESDAY
*
(
Musical Workshop, will speak on
of Christian Service of the Bell- K yoto , Japan , recentlv graduated
7:30 p.m. - Midweek Lenten
'V:K\V
BELLPORT - Trips made by
Kv— \
scenery and other phases of comf
rom
Dashiba University in
port Methodist Church April 28.
Service •
the Bellport ambulance from
munity theatre. Anyone interThose who would like to do- Toky o He is in America for three
Discussion period in parish
HtM!
February
28
through
March
26
ested is invited.
J^da^HAlM
years and is now employed in the
nate items to the sale and would
Kf^ v-*
house.
have been as follows:
The Rosary Altar Society of
export-impcu t dcpai tment at the
like
further
information
are
February 28, 2:25 p.m., Frank
Marylmmaculate R.C. Church will
asked to call Mrs . Bob Roush , Takashimaya Store on Fifth AvBELLPORT METHODIST
Smith, Davidson Avenue, to
f
NO.' HI'S BRINGING
V
hold a hat party at its next
enue , New \ ork CityGRover
5-3412.
CHURCH
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital ,
HIS PRESCRIPTION
Mr and Mt s Willie Stnckland
'
"
"It
,
s
Spring
cleaning
time
N
Bellport
,
l^
.Y.
Conrad Heede and Paul Groh
RIGHT OOSrVN TO
Mrs. Roush stated. "It 's time of F ay Road attended the annual
1. Smith, Pastor acting as crew.
Our Repu tation for Rev . Frederick
to clean out garages and attics , coiJerenct o! Disti iet 3 of the
THURSDAY
March 1, 11:30 a.m., Mrs. A.
get rid of all those items you 1 S Power Squadron at the
and
7 p.m . - Choir practice
Minardi , Fuoco Street , to BMH ,
have no use for. But someone Garden >. ity Hotel this weekend
FRIDAY
Nelson
Irving
Terwilliger
and
Jj PHARMACY J
else may get lots of use out of They were joined by Mr andMr s
7 p.m. - Junior High skating
Hawkins; March 1, 5 p.m., Paul
them , and you 'll be cleaning up, Louis Vai caro of Beaver Dam
We
aie
party.
specialists in fully
THEY'LL GIVE HIM
Groh, Station Road , to BMH ,
j
too , so turn your used furniture Road at tlie dinnet dance Satur
r *uaiante <*d
SATURDAY
JUST WHAT THE
William Hermus and AndrewSormonuments
over to the WSCS sale, " Mrs. day night
|
10:30 a .m. -Confirmationclass ise; March 1, 7:20 p.m., Mrs.
DOCTOR
x/^-l
si ul ptutedfiom i BARRE^l
Mrs Mark R Bunev retur ned
Roush urged.
SUNDAY
ORDERED
!
Joseph
Ella
Rledlinger
from
Dr.
,
y j f f ^m m
Select BarnSaturday from a six week cruise
Sunday
School
for
{GUILD/
9:30
a
.m.
's
A. Harder office to BMH , SalOia nitt
_g
\^
of the Mt-dite i i anean Slu sailed
all ages.
vatore Dinaro and Robert Lyons,
with Mrs Mary C Rodman , Mrs.
jflL
Monuments
Adult class taught by the
Jr.
Charles \ Ax tmann , and Mr
jjRHB
,^_
Dastor .
Marc h 6, 2:30 p.m., Mrs . Aland Mrs Dudley R J anvier of
11 a .m. - Church service.
bert , 759 Michigan Avenue, to
Bell poi t , and Mrs Ceoige N
Baby Sitting in Alders gate.
Central Suffolk Hospital , RiverPennima.i o f Baltimore , on the
6 p.m. - Junior High Fellowhead, Nelson Hawkins and James
American
, \por t Lines ship Ex
ship.
Jepson; March 6, 2:55p.m., Mrs.
MHHDI
calibur
Mrs Bnnev visited
7:30 p.m. - Senior High Felto
Pine
A. Minardi , Fuoco Street,
Cadiz and Bai cellona in Spain ,
lowship.
Rest Nursing Home, Patchogue ,
Miss Marilyn
Jane Porto ,
Genoa , Naples and I eghorn in
WEDNESDAY
William Dolger and Andrew Sor- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DomItaly, aid C a i r o and A lexandria
1 p.m - Mid-Week service.
ise.
inick Porto of 516 Americus Avem L j;} pt
8 p.m. - Special Mid-Week
March 12, 7:30 p.m., Mrs. •nue , Patchogue, has accepted a
[ Continued mi i' ai>c 4)
service.
p ^m ^g g j m g gp ^ ^.
Smith , Station Road , to BMH , September reaching position in
Let George , the postman , pay your bills for you.
4)
(Continued
on
Pag
e
Albert Geiger and Nelson Haw- the Center Moriches Elementary
UWlft KHMHT, PK%.
Mailing
checks to pay bills is so convenient . . .
JtOO
tlHCM
I
j
School , Center Moriches , it was
kins.
and safe . We have j ust the 'regular ' or 'special'
We lvecommend Squibb Products
3ARBER & SMITH
Marc h 20, 11:30 a.m., Mrs,. announced by Dr. John Delaney,
l ei. AT b-0079
J ulia Lariccio , Champlin Av- placemen t director of the State
1 NEVILLE STREET
checking account you need , at
f
Free Pro*crl pflon Deliver y
enue, from Kings County Hos- University College at Oneonta.
CENTER MORICHES
AT 6—8588 . I
pital , Brooklyn, to her home ,
— Emergency Tel.
Miss Porto was graduated from
I
~"*~ aau-pOfttr,cx
Albert Geiger and Nelson Haw- Bellport High School in June
ATLANTIC 4-023 1-0304
kins.
1958.
March 24, 12:55 p.m., B. Ka/xl
She has been an active memfrom Dr. Peter deReeder 's of- ber of the Choraleers, NEA and
fice to BMH , Robert Hawkins Newman Club while on the OnBULL PORT, NtiVv VORK
and Albert Geiger.
eonta campus.
j
Marc h 26 , 10:45 a.m., an asThe State University senior
READING COAL — HEATING OILS
sist to the Patchogue Ambulance is majoring in the genera l elPatchogue, N. Y.
River Ave. & L.I.R.R.
Company, William Dolger , as- ementary teacher preparation
Tel. GRo7cr 5-3600
sisted by a Patchogue man.
program at the college.
BELLPORT NEWS ITEMS
BELLPORT- Explorer Scout
Post 28 of Bellport held a family
night with a covered dish supper
last Wednesday in the Bellport
Methodist Church hall.
The new charter of the post , of
which the Methodist Church is the
sponsor, was presented by Neighborhood Commissioner Robert
Swanson to Emery Van Hor n in
the absence of the Rev. Frederick
I . Smith, who was unable to be
present for the presentation.
Post Vice-President Richard
Wood introduced three new members , Vincent Brow n, Joseph
Neal and Jean Rlbes, who were
officially received into the post.
Brian Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rowland F.Smith of 50Station Road, was recognized by GH
Menendez , post advisor, for obtaining the God and Country
Award. Brian is the first local
scout in 10 years to qualify for
this honor. Upon the recommendation of the Rev .AlanC. Merr ill,
rector of Christ Church, Brian
was approved for this religious
award by the vestry, and it will
be presented to him at a service
in the church.
Robert Petersen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Petersen of 7
Woodland Park Road , was presented his Eagle Badge by Frank
Harrison. Scoutmaster , in an impressive ceremony, m which the
following scouts, indicating the
path a boy must follow toreceive
this high honor, participated:
Langhorn, Tenderfoot;
Barry
Robert Fuchs, SecondClass; Vincent Brown , First Class; Jean
Rlbes , Star; and Bob Van Horn,
Life .
Mrs. Petersen and Mrs. Smith
wer e both presented with corsages by the Post.
The evening was concluded with
the showing of a movie by Mr.
Menendez of a trip on Sea Scout
Ship 5, Patchogue American
Legion Post , out of Port Jefferson
Harbor on a weekend cruise som e
time ago.
regular meeting at 8:30 p.m.
April 3 at the church auditorium
on Brow n's Lane . All guests are
welcome.
Mrs. I H. Soper of Rosemary
Hall , Greenwich , Conn. , is spending Spring vacation at her home
on South Brewster Lane.
Spending Spring vacation with
their
parents , Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Love of Bellport Lane,
are Miss
Linda Love from
Holton-Arms School , Washington , D.C., and Bob Love from
Tarkio College, Missouri.
David Streit , a student at Lawrence College, Appleton , Wis.
Is spending Spring vacation with
his parents , Mr. andMrs. Donald
Streit of Brown's Lane.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rene
LeBlanc surprised the couple at
a "housewarming" party and buffet supper Saturday night at their
new home on Bellhaven Road.
Couples present were Mr. and
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United Evangelistic Mission
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