Mary M. Alburger. BEllport 7-063JM ...

Tho Brookhaven Citizen.-* conn- ¦cil met, at the school June 29. jMrs. Robert Starke oi" tho school Iboard attended and asked for :opinions on the recent letterfrom the Heliport School board !suggesting, that Heliport , Brook- jhaven , Fast Patchogue and South jHaven join in requesting u state jsurvey in preparation for a vote ,on centralization. Heliport had jrequested an answer from Brook-haven by July 15. It was gene- |rally agreed by members of the

I council that it would be advan- ;tageous to request the survey !

; now, since it would probably bej completed sometime in the fall.; By that time Brookhaven's ex-'¦. pansion program should be under| way. Mrs. Starke reported that| a change in the law h:is climinat-j ed the federal building aid which; Brookhaven had hoped to receiveI for the proposed expansion. Anj architect has now been engagedi to design the new annex and ne-! gotiations for the acquisition ofproperty are being carried out bythe school board.

A holiday guest of Mrs. WalterE. Corrigan was her sister, Mrs.Frank Law of New York citv.

Guests for the holidays of Mr.and Mrs. Alan G. Baker weretheir son and daughter-in-law,Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Baker, Jr.,and sons, William and Edward ,of Fresh Meadows.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pretoriusand children , Thomas, Jerry, De-lores and Mark , left June 28 forArlington, Va. after spending aweek at the home of Mr. Pretor-ius' brother-in-law and sis.ter. Mr.and" Mrs. Herbert Routs' of Li-brary lane.

Mrs. Sidney J. Kell y of ArthurBernard F. Kropp Agency for

insurant*-. Call Heliport 7-049-1.—Adv.

avenue arrived home June 27 af-ter spending six weeks in Europe.Mrs. Kelly, who had traveled bySwiss airline, stayed in Zurich ,Switzerland, with her sister,Mrs. William Winkler, and madeside tri ps to Paris and London ,where she visited a friend shehad not seen for 40 years. Whilehis wife was away, Mr. Kelly-visited relatives in San Franciscoand visited his son , Sidney J.Kelly, Jr., in Alfred.

There will be a meeting of theBrookhaven Free library . asso-

I ciation Saturday at 8 p. m. atj the library. Anyone interestedI in attending is welcome.| Miss Marion Tuthill of Ro-chester arrived in BrookhavenFriday to spend the summer withher mother, Mrs. John T. Tut-hill , Sr., and brother-in-law andsister, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jo-hanknecht.

Summer guests of Mr. and Mrs.Philip A. Hubert of South Coun-try road are their con-in-law and

i daughter , Dr. and Mrs. Henry V. •Torrev and daughter , Alericl , ofHighland Park.

Mrs. F. C Henry and herdaughter, Mrs . William S. Cam-eron , and grandchildren, Jeanne,

j Irene and Linda , of New Yorkcity arrived in Brookhaven Fri-day to spend the summer.

Holiday guest - of Mr. and Mrs.Julien Rose of Hawkins lane weretheir grandchildren, John andJulie Jennings. In the meantime,their mother, Mrs. Lloyd Jen-nings of Runnymede, N. J., wenton a weekend cruise to Mystic,Conn., with her brother-in-lawand sister, Mr. and Mrs. CharlesKoop of Patchogue.

Begin next Pay Day! Open yourSavings Account at our bank.2}s % Interest beginning July 1st.Patchogue Hank. .—Adv.

Dr. and Mrs. Frederick W.Bancroft of Blue Shutters had asguests over the holidays theirson-in-law and daughter , Mr. andMrs. Hob Gowin of New Haven ,

"Conn., and Dr. and Mrs . DonaldWilliams of New York citv. .

John " J. Floyd of Mott's lanereturned home Tuesday-of lastweek from Southside hospital.Bay Shore, where he had under-gone surgery the week before.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith ofBerkeley, Calif., with their chil-dren , Peter, 6, Winifred , 4, and8-month-old Lloyd, moved intothe Roger U. Wellington homelast week. Mr. Smith, a physi-cists wjll be with the AcceleratorgVoup' at Brookhaven Nationallaboratory for one year, then re-turn to the Radiation laboratoryat the University of California inBerkeley.

Guests Saturday for a barbecuesupper at the home of Mr. andMrs. Paul Eve .of Montauk high-way were Mr. and Mrs. MerrillLalone and their daughter, Joyce,and Mir. and Mrs. William E. Bell ,Jr., of Clover lane.

Mr. and Mrs. William E. And-erson of Huntington opened theirsummer home on Bay road lastweek. Mr. and Mrs. John Varleyof Huntington were their holidayguests.

.Mr. and Mrs. R. Christian And-erson entertained Friday at abuffet supper for summer visi-tors in the Chemistry departmentof Brookhaven National labora -tory in which Mr. Anderson isemployed.

Mrs. William Francis of Bell-I ville, N. J., spent from Tuesdayj to Friday of last week at thej home of her son-in-law andI daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edwardi J. Bergin.

T h e Brookhaven ambulancewas called out to 59 West Mainstreet, Bellport . Sunday to trans-port Mrs. Bruyere to MatherMemorial hospital. T h o m a sLyons drove, assisted b^ RichardLyons.

I• Campers-out on Fire Island San-

day night were Mr. and Mrs. Ro-; bert Ince and son , Peter and Mrs.| William Bonyun and sons, Stevie,| Archie and Paul.

Guests for a week of her par- '! cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ro-

binson of Montauk highway, areMrs. Paul Miles of Eatontown,N. J., and her children , Deborahand Mark.

Nancy Rapp, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Norman Rapp ot Col-legeville, Pa., is visiting hergrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. AxelRapp of Qarman boulevard.

Parishioners of St. JamesEpiscopal church are reminded ofthe meeting to take place tomor-row rit 8 p. m. at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Tliphalet Potteroi Beaver Dam road.

I " It is not too late for childre nof school age, to enroll in the

; activities program at Brookhavenj school . Open, as well to childrenI of school age, of summer resi-1 dents, the program takes place! Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9'.. a. in. to noon, under the direction j! of Mrs. William Purves, assisted :by Joan Engelhardt, Mrs. Purvesat the same time conducts asports program for older .chil-dren. There is a small charge for .each child.

The Brookhaven Ambulance cor- !poration requests the cooperationof residents of this area in itsannual fund raising drive. Be-ginning at 9 a. m. Sunday, mem- :bers of the corporation assisted -by members of the BrookhavenFire departments, will canvassthe community from house tohouse. In past years, Bellport andHagerman have contributed tothe drive. This year, for the firsttime , Brookhaven and SouthHaven alone will be canvassedand the Ambulance corporationwill be dependent on monies col-lected here.

Cards for registration for RedCross swimming lessons are stillavailable at the Brookhaven post-office. All parents are urged tocomplete registrations as soof;

i as possible, as classes must be| set up. Dates are: August 8-19,

beginning at 1 p. m. at the Bell-.,port village- beach.

For your Insurance needs con-sult S t r i c kl a n d ' Agency, Inc.BEllport 7-0312.—Adv.

Mr. and Mrs; John Rosenquest,formerly of South Orange, N. J.,and now living in New v ork city,were house guests Wednesdaythrough Friday of Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Nelson and visited Mrs.Rosenquest's mother, Mrs. H.Odgen .Nelson of Mott 's lane.Lucia Nelson had as a guest fora week Judith Feye of Sherman,Conn., whom Lucia had visitedthe previous week.

Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.Thomas II. Honnett of Montaukhighway were Mr. and Mrs.George Maher of New HydePark , Mrs. Lillian York of New-York city and Mrs. Honnctt'sbrother, Jack Graham of OrangeN. J.

A holiday guest of Mr. andMrs. Russell Ferrer was MissJean Bell of Valley Falls, who isphysical education instructor atPotsdam State Teachers college.

A Ben-Savage-styled vampirestands outside the Brook storeinviting residents of Brookhavenand Bellport to give their bloodtomorrow in the drive to in-crease Brookhaven's supply ofblood and found a Blood bankfor Bellport. Frank Champlain ,chairman for this area, hopesthere will be 100 donors from thisarea alone. The bloodmobile willbe at the fi rehouse between 4 and8 p. m. tomorrow. Donors arecautioned not to eat fatty foodswithin four hours of donatingblood. The blood, stored at theJamaica ' Inter-county bloodbank ,is available free of charge to resi-dents of this area who are in needof it.

The Patchogue Advance is onsale at The Brook Store in Brook-haven.—Adv.

A New-To-You sale and foodsale will be held by members ofthe Brookhaven unit of the Wo-men's auxiliary of the Brook-haven Memorial hospital nextThursday at Brookhaven schoolfrom '?. to 5 p. m. Mrs. Wiliam

Engelhardt , Sr., is in charge offoods and Mrs. Pan! Robinson ofar'iclt- .-, fi>r the NVW-TO-VIMJ s;i!e.Anyone having person;;! c> rhousehold itcnus she wauls togive to the sale may leave then ;at the home of J i t s . HowardSterns of South Coun t ry read.

Mrs. L. P. Hutch entertainedher bridge club at her home-Tuesday ni ght.

Mrs. R. Chester Beyer and son ,Richard , and daughters . Suzanneand Sally, spent last Thursday atBelmont State park , where theymet Mrs. Alfred Wells and herchildren from Lynbrook. BothSuzanne and Sally were over-night guests June -8 of theirgrandmother, Mrs. George Sie-bert of Lynbrook.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Olsen ofSouth Country road drove toWildwood , N. J., June 28 and re-turned the following day accom-panied by Mr. Olson's father ,Oscar Olson, who will spend thesummer in Brookhaven.

Miss Elizabeth Morse and herfiance . Fred Atwood of Islip, at-tended the dinner-dance given

Saturday night by the BayberryBeach club of Isli p. Miss Morse 'swedding will lake place August

Guests from Tuesday to Fridayof last week of Mr. and .Mrs.Frederick W. Mohimarm of Yap-hank avenue were Mis. Aloh!-

; mann's brother and, sister-in-Lvw ,• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crook , andchildren , Stephen and Linda , ofBatavia.

Fred W. Schait , Jr., of Brook-haven Acres , who was recentlyinvolved in a two-car collision on

: Montauk highway, returned home: Sunday after being dischargedfrom Mather Memorial hospital ,where he had spent 10 days with

: a broken breast bone and ribs.! Alice Poetsch , daughter of Mr.i and Mrs. James E. Poetsch of\ South Country road , is spendingi a week with her grandmother,\ Mrs. D. M. Myers of Bellerose.i Holidav guests of Mr. and Mrs.! Robert W. Starke of Bay roadi were Mrs. Starke's parents, Mr.' and Mrs. William Holtan , and her: brother-in-law and sister, Mr.' and Mrs. Edward F. Schmidgall,

and children . Susan . Abby, Ric-kev and John , a!! <>f Hrookiyn.

Mi ™ Clara J... Sleek; 1 and Mrs .['"red Si i ter and dau-.fhter . MissAlma Sister , cf Brooklyn , arespending the summer hero.

Ahss Marie l.a(" ort<> ot A r t h u rav< nue returned home last weekaitti- u iwo-Aeek vacation spentin Hollywood , Calif. Miss ' La-Corte and her parents , Mr. andMrs. La for te , were among rela-tives to attend the graduationJune lii '> of the LuCortes ' grand-son , Joseph Guu the r , from St.Peters school in Port Washing-ton. They af terwards attended uparty at the home of Joseph'sparents, Mr. and Mrs. JosephGunther, Sr., at their home inPort Washington. Among theguests was Edward Hurlihey ofTV fame.

Mr. and Mrs. David Batch ofMeadow lane entertained Satur-day evening. Guests were Mr.and Mrs. John Cummiivs of Mor-iches, Don Lombard i of Patch-ogue, George Cox of Bellport andMrs. Lee Tinder of New Yorkcity.

BROOKHAVEN-SOUTH HAVEN NEWS !

OB TUARYMRS. HARRY TERRY of

Orient died unexpectedly June24 at her home.

Mrs. Terry, who was wellknown here, was born in James-port , the daughter of the lateHenry T. and Emma A. Ryder.

She was a member of the Con-gregational church in Orient andof its Missionary society. Shewas also a member of theDaughters of America and of thefire department auxiliary.

Surviving are her husband ;one sister, Mrs. Arthur Phillips ,and a brother, Robert R. Ryder ,both of Patchogue.\ Funeral services were held in

the Orient Congregational churchand interment in Orient cemetery.

MRS. ELLA S. HA IT. 94, of97 Cedar avenue, Patchogue, dL-dSaturday at the home of herdaughter, Mrs. Mabel Lowndes ofthe same address.

Born in Coram, Mrs. Halt wasthe widow of Charles D. Hait.She had lived her entire life inthis vicinity. She was a memberof the ¦ .- Patchogue Methodistchurch. ' , , • .'

Besides her daughter, Mrs. Ka;tis survived by a granddaughter,Mrs. Mary Jones of Patchogue,an*l one great-granddaughter.

Private funera l services wereheld at 2 p. m. Tuesday at C.W. Ruland Sons chapel. Patch-ogue, the Rev. Stuart W. VanCott of the Patchogue Congrega-tional church officiating. Inter-ment followed in Cedar Grovecemetery , Patchogue.

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Mrs. Fred A. Sherman

A number of families arr ivedduring this past week for thesummer season. Among tho.sefrom Sayville arc Dr. and Mrs.Peter S. Lerner and family , Mr.anil Mis. Fred Bamneistor andfamily, Mr. and Mrs. Fred \v.Mart in and family , \ej l J. Spareand fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-lace Lund ami family ami Mr .and Mrs. Larry I\ LaFountainand family, of West Sayville. Al-so Mr. and Mrs . Clifford Terry,Mr. and Mrs. Harvcv Shand andfamily and Air. and Mrs. AlbertBrown and family of Patchogue 'and Mr. and Mrs. Howard LeClose and AIss Lynn Schmidt o f -Blue Point. {

Recent arrivals weir Air . and'Ai rs. Herbert Slote , Henry Ad-ams, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Slonim !and family, Bruce Addison , and !Air. and Mrs. Jjohn Conte , all of 'New York city and Air. and Airs. !Irving HammiH and famil y ' ofNew Vernon , N. J. !

Weekend guests of Air. and !Airs. Fred W. Martin were Mr. Iand Airs. Richard D. Zegel andfamily of West Sayville andHialeah, Fla.. Air. and Airs . Larry P. La-

Fountain entertained Ai r. andAirs. William .Goemaat of Patter-son, N. J., over the holiday week-end.

Ali.ss Priscilla Cleaver washostess to her bridge club Tues-day. Those present were Airs.Frank Beyer, Airs. Olaf Van Bo-mel, Airs. Mactaggart , Airs. Ro-bert Kaiser and Ai rs. Karl Sch-aeff of Sayville; and Mrs. Sch-aeff's mother. Airs. Czako ofSouth Norwalk , Conn.

Air. and Airs . Wallace Lundhad as their guests Air. and Airs.Frank Gross and family of Say-ville over the weekend.

Thoburn G. Cleaver entertain-ed Air. and Airs. GardinierThompson of Rockvillc Centreover the weekend.

Air. and Airs. Irving Slonimentertained Air. Slonim 's brotherand sister-in-law. Air. and Airs.Jay Slonim of New York city,for the weekend.

Air. and Mrs. Fred Ambcllan ofNorth Babylon were the over-night guests June 29 of AlissPriscilla Cleaver.

Air. and Airs. C. Donegan werevisited over the weekend by ' Mrs.IJonegan's mother, Airs. Wrights-man of New York city and LosAngeles, Calif.

Davis Park Mrs. F. SilvermanFetes Son's Fiancee

Mrs. Frank Silverman of Oakstreet entertained at tea att& .garden party June 29 to honorher prospective daughter-in-lavr,Aliss Toby Schwartz of Brooklyn;Miss Schwartz will be marriedto Leonard Silverman July 30 in,Rockvillc Centre.

The affair was .- .held at thehome of Airs. Silverman's nephewand niece. Air. and Mrs. BernardSilverman, and their youngdaughters, Alarjorie and Susan,on Jennings avenue, Patchogue.

The house was decorated withlovely floral arrangements aa.dAirs. Helen Schwartz, the motherof the guest-of-honor, and Mrs.Elizabeth Sellinger of Massapequapresided at the beautifully ap-pointed te;-. tabic.

Many out-oi-iown relatives ofthe young couple were * present,as well as a large number oflocal friends and relatives.