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THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1975 LONG ISLAND TRAVELER - MATTITUCK WATCHMAN PAGE THREE In M e m o r ia m The Traveler-Watchman publisher, editor and 8taff members are deeply shocked and grieved a t the sudden loss of Adele Payne, their good friend for many years. It wonU be the same without you, *DeL Southold ADELE PAYNE TELEPHONE 765-3425 Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. A1 K o k e o f Youngs A v e n u e o n the b irth of a son, G a r r e t t Christopher, on May 10, 1975, at Southampton Hospital. G a rrett Christopher is the First g r a n d child for Jean and Fred Koke. M r s . Betty A n g s tadt arrived on Tuesday from Springdale Heights, N .J., to spend ten days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and M r s . A1 Koke a n d make the a c q u a i n t ance of her new grandson. Sympathy is e x t e n d e d to the Conrad family on the d e a t h . May 11th, of Mr. Emil Conrad, who was 93. Army 2nd Lieutenant H e r b e r t W. W ells, J r . , was recently awarded the Air Assault Badge at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. He earned the award by successfully completing physical fit ness t e s ts a n d the Air Assault School. Susan Lappe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Lappe of South Harbor Road a n d a junior in Physical Therapy, has been initiated into Oracle, Ithaca College senior honorary society. M e m b e r s a r e selected on the basis of scholarship, participation in college activities and fellowship within the student body. It is c o n s idered one of the top h o n o rs that an Ithaca s t u d e n t can attain. Elizabeth B. Thompson, daughter of Mr. and M r s . Clem Thompson of Old Shipyard Lane, is one of 22 students from Hartwick College currently participating in the Spring Term Program in France under the supervision of Professor Alan For m a n . Miss Thompson, a French major, is living in C h a r t r e s with a French family a n d has access to local research facilities, as well as having daily contact with French students of h e r own age. She also does an in dependent study project o n an aspect of F rench life t h a t is o f special interest to her. Mr. and M r s . Martin Mclndoe of Patchogue Shores entertained Mr. and M r s. Arnold Larsen and Mrs. Vincent Verro at dinner at the Pine Grove R e s taurant in Patchogue for M o t h e r ’s Day last Sunday. May 15th is ‘‘Pick Up G e ranium D a y \ at M u llens M o tor Sales, Wells Pontiac and W i c k h a m ’s Fruit Stand and the Presbyterian Building at Southold from 9 a.m . to 2 p.m . Charlotte Lettis. g r a n d d a u g h t e r of Mrs. Anna Carlsen of Southold, was the champion runner of the Fourth Annual W o m e n ’s Mini - M a r a thon Race in Central Park on May 10. Charlotte, a 24-year-old graduate of the University of M a s s a c h u s e t ts , in charge o f residency at the college a n d the wife of Tom Derderian, one of America’s better known m a r a t h o n ers, said, \T h e best way to lick the cigarette habit - start ru n n i n g . \ Through an oversight t h e nam e of the Associated Food M a r k e t o f S outh- old was o mitted from the list o f d o n o rs to the Southold Rebekah Lodge Card Party h eld on April 15. Special thanks are due the Market for their donation of a 5 lb. c a n n e d ham, given as a door prize. SHS News Spirit W e e k began last Monday very quietly. Before long m u r a ls and decorations began popping up all over. The halls a re now fully d e c o rated and everyone is anxiously awaiting tomorrow’s climax - the contests. Skits, c o n tests, a n d gam e s will all be featured. Thursday was the \T o u r de South- o l d \ bicycle race. Four team s e n t e r e d and traditional French refreshm e n ts were sold. Everyone s e e m e d to h a v e a good time. Last Monday night was the South- old-Sayville band exchange. The chorus sang many selections and the percussion a n d jazz e n s e m b les p layed as well as the band. Next Monday the Southold Band will travel to Sayville for their half of the exchange. The area’s sailing team began practice this week. Southold a n d four other schools make up the team and th e y ’re hoping for a winning pro gram . A few m e m b e r s of the NJROTC program are planning to s p e n d a few days visiting the Naval Base at Norfolk, Virginia. Next W e d n e s d a y will be Foreign Language Day. This year the classes are planning two full course meals - coq a u vin a n d turkey mole. There will be booths, gam e s and entertainm e n t as well a s food. It is h o p e d that this will May 19 is the date to rem e m b e r for the ladies who registered for the Pap Smear-Breast Self-Examination Clin ic in Mattituck. Sympathy is e x tended to Mrs. W. Corey Albertson and the Tasker family on the d e a th o f h e r sister, Mrs. Tony Corazzini, of Albertson Lane on May 8. Mrs. Corazzini was the former Virginia Tasker of Greenport a n d she was 51. Mr. a n d Mrs. John W, Montgomery returned Sunday from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John A. M o n tgomery in Voorhees, N .J ., and Mr. and Mrs. George Hoag in Dillwyn, Virginia. To m e m b e r s a n d p rospective m e m bers o f the American Legion, the next monthly meeting will be Monday. May 19 at 7:45 p.m. Eastern Long Island Hospital Aux iliary, Southold-Peconic Branch, will hold its bi-monthly meeting at the Universalist Church, Southold, on May 21, at 1 p .m . Coffee a n d cake will be served. All are welcome. Sgt. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller b e c a mc proud parents of a baby daughter. Amy, on May 11. She was born in Central Suffolk Hospital, Riverhead, the only b a b y born on M o t h e r ’s Day. Adele Miller is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Harold E. Anderson of H o rton’s Point, Southold. Their o ther daughter, Irene, was born 17 years ago on M o t h e r ’s Day, May 11. Sgt. Miller was on route to Korea a n d had to b e c o n tacted by Red Cross a b o u t the birth of his daughter. He will be stationed there for one year. Adele, Amy and 4-year-old Sandra will be staying with her parents until he returns. Installation for the American Legion Auxiliary's of the North Fork (5 units) will be held Tuesday, May 20, 8 p.m ., at the Southold Legion Clubhouse. For further information call 727-7818 or 727-3368. An afternoon of contemporary choral music will be presented by The Islip Chorale on Sunday, May 18, at 4:30 p.m. at the Paradise W o o d s Studio. Under the direction of Douglas C. Keilitz, the Chorale will perform works by Benjamin Britten, Randall Thompson, William Dawson of Norman Dello Joio. Free will offering. The Public Education Committee wishes to thank the many p e o p le in our community who helped to make this first time e v e n t the success that it was; namely, the administration, teachers and secretarial staff in all the various schools; the judges, Helga Michel, Gilbert M iner and Louis Siracusano; the various businesses and post offices that displayed the winning posters in the individual com m u n ities, Rev. Brian Kopke^ Supervisor Martocchia; Donna McCarvill; the local papers for the pubicity and Iasi but certainly not least the students who so enthusiastically entered the contest - w ithout y o u r c o o peration this would not have been possible. become a yearly custom at S.H.S. The fourth issue of Sesquipedalian Repapswen went on sale last M o n d a y . This issue featured a special Spirit Week section and a spin-off of the poem Paul R e v e r e ’s Ride. Their next issue is due to come out in June. DavidTuthill F i e l d ’ s F U m A t C u s t e r On Friday evening at 8 p.m .. May 16, at Custer Institute on Main Bayview Road will be presented another o f the movie series. The first film will be a famous golf act as presented by the bilbous \ J . Effing- ton Bellweather\ (W.C. Fields). This was his first sound film and is considered a classic. The second will be a film for the young a n d adventurous, Skin Diving, its e q u i p m e n t a n d u se in the life o f the fish. If you are tired of fishing with hook, line a n d sinker a n d would like to pursue them to their lairs, this film is for you. Finally forallyou a spiring a rtists we have G r a n d m a Moses who, like our local Mr. Pell, didn't start painting until in her seventies and won world renown. Come join us for another enjoyable evening. ST. AGNES’ cocktail party on Saturday, May 10, had able committee members in Charles Damiani, Paul Gelfer and Gene Drumm and happy party-goers in above, left to right, Bill Wienheimer of Peconic, Bea Kohnie, Dorothy Reibling and Walter Kohnie, all of Wickham Park. Background decor was executed by RolDert Ketcham, Jr., Photo by Peter Stevens SOUTHOLD STUDENT ART SHOW - Students are preparing prints for the May 18 art show at Southold High School which will include samples of pottery, sculpture, rugs, wall hangings and jewelry. Left to right, among those exhibiting are Debbie Sisno, Cathy McVicar and Victor Trunce. During the show recorder music will be provided by Allison Mann, Mel Wisseman and Jean-Marie Markel. Art instructors are Linda DiPrima and John Wisseman. Photo by Peter Stevens THRIFT SHOP WORKSHOP - Eastern Long Island Hosptial Auxiliary conducts an Opportunity Shop on Main Street, Greenport, and representatives from other hospitals joined in a workshop on Monday, May 5. Above, left to right, Katie Dexter, president of the ELIH Auxiliary, Lois Callis, and panelists Gertrude Iglesias and Dorothy Rocker, both of whom are co-chairpersons G r e e n i s f o r a d o r n i n g . A d o r n y o u r s e l f t o d a y w i t h e m e r a l d , j a d e o r t o u r m a l i n e M * . • ,X.:< „ EM6RALD • TOURMALINE Gemologists - Silversmiths - Since 1945 PATCHOGUE 74 E. Main St. RIVERHEAD SO E. Main St. SOUTHAMPTON 57 Main St. ART FENCE CO. E s t . 1 9 3 8 SPECIALIZING IN: CHAIN LINK FENCES ALL SIZES - VINYL COATED AND GALVANIZED W OOD FENCES Red Wood Basket Weave • Spruce Stockade • Cedar Stockade • Locust Post & Cedar Split-Rail • Cedar Round Rail SPRING SPECIALS - TENNIS COURTS POOL ENCLOSURES • DOG RUNS Low Cost, Maintenance-Free Aluminum Fencing Variety of Syles & Colors FREE ESTIMATES ART FENCE CO. 1400 W. Main St. Jim McBurnie Riverhead Tel. 727-3964 Proprietor of the Opportunity Shop. DAR Luncheon Slated May 17 The Southold Chapter, National D a u g h terol'the American Revolution, will hold a luncheon on Armed Forces Day, May 17 at the Soundview Restaurant, to b e attended by digni taries of the organization and public notables to whom invitations ha\% been extended. Thc>primary p u rposes ol the lunch- con a|-e to honor Mrs. Charles M. Eddy, New York State Regent, and to celebrate the founding last October of the Sou(^old Chapter, now compris ing 24 members, with Mrs. Clifford Cornwell as Orgaiiizing Regent. Mrs. William H. Sullivan, Jr., Honorary President General, Alistair Cooke, Honorary Chairman of the Town of Southold Bicentennial Com mittee, Supervisor Albert Martoc chia, Honorable Otis G. Pike, and Honorable Perry B. Duryea, J r . , have been invited to attend. Although the luncheon is already well booked, there are a few re servations still available at $4,75 per person. YA YARD SALE On Saturday, May 31, the Southold YA (Youth Activities) will hold a y ard sale from 9 a .m. to 1 p .m. on the corner of Boisseau Avenue in Southold. If anyone h a s any d o n ations p lease leave them of at Kathy Dow’s house on H o rton’s Lane. All donations are welcome. Photo by Peter Stevens K e e p W i t h i n Y o u r H e a r t A P l a c e F o r D r e a m s ... F o r the u l t i m a t e in d i n i n g eleg a n c e fash io n y o u r ta b l e w i t h C h i n a , C r y s t a l, a n d F l a t w a r e fro m o u r w i d e selection o f the best. THE WEDGWOOD SHOP Route 27A (North Rood) Southold, L I. AMPLE PARKING Tel. 765-2000 We honor American Express credit cards, Melindous attention ^iven to mail & telephone orders O p e n Monday Thru Soturdcty 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. 'I t R O B E R T L . H Y A T T I B u i l d i n g a n d R e m o d e l i n g I Tel. 765-3390 SOUTHOLD, L I. 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