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THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1975 LONG ISLAND TRAVELER-WATCHMAN PAGE SEVEN RESTAURANT \Where Dining Becomes on E*periene#i‘ Overlooking the Bay- Main St. Wharf, Grecnport For Reservations- Call 477-9800, 477-0627 Open Daily Ahoy Mates! Now Open S e a f a r e r Restaurant Lorry Mitchell invites you for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres at his: if All New Driftwood Bar & Interior With Nautical Atmosphere it Delectable Seafood • Steaks And Other Specialties Dinners from $3.85 and up. Specialties such os Stuffed Shrimp with Newburg Sauce, 14 Duckling with Special Sauce, Chicken Parmesan, Marinated Steaks and Broiled Stuffed Lobsters. Expressly Prepared By Chef Arnold Mitchell Luncheon 12-2 Dinner 6 - 10 Sunday Dinner 12 - 10 pm Open 7 Days End Of Kenney's Rd., Southold 765-9857 At The Sound Deluxe Sunday Dinner $6^^ (12 - 9 P. M .) Choice of: Fruit Cup Supreme — Chilled Juice — ■ Creamed Herring Oysters on half shell — Clams — Chicken Liver Pat* Or: Soup du Jour — Clam Chow^ler ENTREES: Sirloin or Filet Mignon with onion rings Prime Ribs of Beef, ou Jus Broiled Lamb Chops with mint jelly V 2 Roast Long Island Duck, Le Orange Boy Scallops — broiled — fried — saute Lobster Thermidor Crab Meat, ou Grotin Shrimp Scampi Salad — Potatoes — Vegetables Dessert — Coffee — Milk Luncheon; 11:30 A. M. - 2:30 P. tA. Mon. - Sat. Dinner: 11:30 A. M .- 10 P.M . N. Rd., Southold - Resv. 765-1611 (Closed Wednesdays) COCKTAILS AT THE SOUTHOLD YACHT CLUB found an enthusiastic crowd group enjoying the Southoid iHigh School Soccer Fund benefit. Above are Jo Boergessen, Jack Woifteich, Peggy Dow, Bob Boergesson and Caroi Woifteich, aii of whom helped organize and sell tickets for the event. Photo by Peter Stevens MARGARET FRIIS 734-6380 Cutchogue WALTER KAELIN 734-6152 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grippe are up from Florida to celebrate two special occasions with their chil dren. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogar- ty are cclcbrating their 30th wedding anniversary on June 3 and Ms Barbara McGann is celebrating her engagement to James Litchult. Three young lassies from Massa chusetts enjoyed the historical sccncs in Cutchogue last week end, journeying through the North Fork. When interviewed, they would only identify themselves as Betty, Janice and Toots. They prom ised Old Driftwood that he could have their addresses on their next visit on the Fourth of July. We wish a speedy recovery to Tom Shalvey, a patient at the Eastern Long Island Hospital and to Mrs. Stanley Ryneic, a patient at the Central Suffolk Hospital. Congratulations to Mrs. Jennie Bokina on her birthday June 7. A g u s ta and Dick K u rhasz of Grace Lutheran Church of Queens Village, were guests of Justus and Dotty Kranz of Haywaters Road. Rev. and M rs. Louis W a g n e r , Pastor Emeritus of Grace Church, joined them for lunch. Pastor Wagner is now a pastoral assistant at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church in Aquebogue. The beautification fund raising campaign for Cutchogue and New Suffolk is progressing. You may mail your contribution to the Cutch- ogue-New Suffolk Chamber of Com merce, Box 300, Cutchogue, 11935. The flower boxes have been planted with geraniums and add to the color of the village. Mr and Mrs. Alex Zuhoski of Oregon Road, were given a surprise 25th wedding anniversary party at their home on last Saturday, May 31. Their many friends and rela tives gave them a rousing time, as usual. The electricity was shut off for over five hours last Saturday morn ing on New Suffolk Lane due to a car-pole accident. The firehouse was without juice also but they have alternate methods of alerting the firemen in case of an alarm. The WAPS (Wild Asparagus Pick ers Society) report that the yield was very poor this year. The local people picked very little. No ex planation is given for the scarcity of ne 1784- Dinner Served Friday & Saturday 6-10 P.M. Music For Dancing-i^tarday Nights. JEnd of Bayview Rd. SoiithoitI Sunday Buffet 1 - 8 P.AA. - 765-S544 Wedding Receptions F^or retervaliont Cocktail Parties this delectable vegetable. 1 here may have been some at the railroad station but the grass is too high there to find it. Maybe the beautifi cation com m ittee could ask the railroad for a donation of time and labor to cut the grass. The station is very busy on weekends with summer visitors. Chief M a thew M a rtin led a delegation of five Cutchogue fire men to a seminar at the Hauppauge High School on the transportation of hazardous m a terial and the handling of the material in case of an accident. Chief Martin stated that the course pointed out, among many interesting points, that one does not realize the hazardous material transported through Cut chogue, for example, radioactive shipments to hospitals and propane gas and other inflam m a b les to nearby destinations. The seminar was sponsored by the Suffolk Countv Vocational Board. The Cutchogue-New Suffolk His torical Council held their regular riiceting oh Minday,' June 2, at the Presbyterian Church. There will be 70 dealers at the Antique Flea M a rket on July 5; the Square Dance preparations are completed; the auction donations are coming in and the Wickham Farm House on the Village Green is open to the public. The Farm House is the newest addition to the Green and has been restored. There are still some interior furnishings to be acquired but all the visitors, so far, are very appreciative of the work that has been done to this house. There is no charge to view the building, but there is a place where you may make a donation if you so desire. It will help to furnish the rooms and maintain the building. * In other reports at the meeting it was noted that there was no action at the Town level on the bicenten nial celebration committee. Open house at VAIL MOTORS Thursday and Friday, June 5 and 6 . Celebrating new GMC Truck fran chise. Win a car top camper tent. Refreshments. VAIL MOTOR CORB, County Road 104, Riverhead. adv. How would you like to find a side of beef from the L&L Market, cut and packaged to your order, inside •if your own brand new 18 cu. ft. upright freezer? This is only the second prize in the Summer Raffle now being held by Sacred Heart Parish, Cutchogue. The first prize is $1,500 cash and the 3rd prize is a consolation of $200. Look for the ladies of Sacred H e a rt Parish, you’ll be seeing them around town and after the Masses selling chanc es from now till September 7, the day these grand prizes will be raffled off. On Friday, May 23, at 7 p.m. a Mass was celebrated by Rev. John J. Lynch in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank David Coyne on Main Road in honor of their 50th wed ding anniversary. Their family and many friends attended. Miss Mary E. Dawson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Dawson, of 230 Pequash Ave., Cutchogue, received an associate in science degree with honor in B u s iness Administration May 24 during the 31st annual commencement exercis es at Mitchell College. Miss Daw son is a 1973 graduate of Southold High School, Southold. In May she was elected into the Mitchell Soci ety of Scholars. Tommy Muncy of Nassau Point had his tonsils removed on Friday at Central Suffolk Hospital. He is at home recovering. Doctors Close (Continued from Page I ) planning on admitting only emer gency patients, and will maintain call service only for em e r g e n c y cases. The doctors will continue to see Vatients in their offices, until June 15, Eckroyd said. The Southampton area physicians are also halting their practice June 15, but will also treat emergency cases at South ampton Hospital. As to Central Suffolk Hospital, Eckroyd adm itted there will be inconveniences, but he added “ no body is going to die.” Patients not considered emergency cases can be treated at the hospital’s General Adult Clinic, in operation for over a year. The clinic is open four days a week, Monday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m., and Tuesday, Jhursday and Friday, from 9 a.m. until noon. There will be one physician on duty at each of the time periods, and patients are to be accommodated, by appointment. But the doctors have pledged to treat emergency patients, and to continue their call service, for emergency cases. The doctors of Southold Town, however, are generally accepting the provisions of the new medical m a lpractice legislation. But Dr. Robert J. Ogilvie last week warned that continuation of practice after June 15 will depend on the avail ability of malpractice insurance at a reasonable cost. The problem s of the doctors began earlier this year when the major malpractice insurance carrier, the Argonaut Insurance Co., an nounced it was cancelling its insur ance or in the alternative wanted a huge increase in premiums. The state legislature, and Gov. Carey dragged their feet on the problem, and the new state legisla tion will mean malpractice insur ance premiums will increase as much as 100 per cent, and those premiums have been rising rapidly over the past 10 years. Dine Over The Water Af.... “The Best Place To Eat” ttaHHMk lnM HatHMk Declared An Historic Landmark Wives w h o cook and do the dishes, Should be gran t e d these three wishes, A grateful m a t e , a well-kissed cheek. A n O l d M i l l Inn dinner every w e e k . Luncheon 12-2 Dinner 5pjn.< 10p.m. TeL 298-8979 Closed Mondays Enjoy Downtown RiVERHEAD'S Family Restaurant Monday- Potted Swiss Steak ^2.00 Tuesday-Franks & Beans M.45 Wednesday-Hash & Eggs M.55 Thursday- Spaghetti & Meatballs M.60 Friday-Fried Clams M.80 Saturday-Baked Chicken ^2.10 DAILY FEATURES Liver & Onions or Bacon ^2.00 Meat Loaf ^1.60 Chopped Steak ^1.85 Hot Beef Sandwich M.60 Homestyle Dinners Served with your choice of potatoes & vegetables where appropriate. Fresh-Brewed Coffee BREAKFAST 2 eggs, potato & toast .85* Pancakes .85* All Prices Inciude Tax Rlveiliead Grill 85 E. Main Street Riverhead Open 7 a.m. To 8 p.m. 727-9824 Closed Sundays It’s P arty Time... At T he B A R G E 'J K Graduation Parties - Lawn Parties etc. Cani Do Betten ^ n y w h e r e ! C R I S V Y C H l C K E A r F I S K - N * C H I P S Tel. 765-1242 Next To The Barge - Southold
