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Six Mailituck raxp{,ers have takenthe
Town of Southoldto coul on the charse that
ns downzoningof 38acR,sof Malllluck land
lrom A-residentiallo M_multipledwelling is
" s p o t z o n i n g . . . a n dc o n l r a r y r o r n e i o w n
master plan."
Protestingthe downzoninglast year of 38
acres of a 73,acreparcel on $ew Suffolk
Avenue, Mattituck, to accomtnodate 132
c o n d o m i n i w s . s i x l t o m e - o w n e rasr e s u i n g
t h e t o w na n d B r u c eN o r r i s ,t h e o w n e ro f t h i
properly who has offered the deveioDment.
They cbargethe town urrh rlleg;l spot
zoning of a one-acre residenlial area lo
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A t t h e o D e n i n so f l h e t r i a l o f R e e v e v s .
Martocchia yestirdav hefore Judge Cordon
Lipetz in the County Supreme Court the
lawyer for lhe town, Pierre Ludberg,
challenged a counly
Pianning
Board
recommendation
for denial of the application of A. Bruce Norris for a change in
zone ln order 1o build 132 condominium
uils
The Cowty Planning Board is merely an
administralive department "that does the
paper work"' conlended Mr' Lundberg To
b e made
m u s t be
made
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a recommendation
r e c o m m e n d a t i o n must
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go m m i s s i o
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rsappointed-UyfneCoufyLegislatlrre,he
said. In attem'tinq to break down the
plaintiffs' urgu."ni,
that they wiil ad,
by an apartment
i,ersely be iffected
complexinlheareaMr.Lundbergtookafter
oneoftheplaintiffs,GeorgeLascelle,whose
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success this week as painters and carpenters went to work on the
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a r p e n t e r sa r c h i r c r a t w o r k o n t h e
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nrrxlern buildirg; now, aLcording to
Johnson' it is bcing considcrcd fbr
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January.
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Terrv.Jr.'ofSoutIroId,expressec1forabrighto"J"i"",..ii.",,-in"a
himselfas "vety happv" over the
e f f e c t .t i e w o r t i i - l " i , r g a n n " o y
outcomeof the lengthy negotiations.
peconic paintin.q Contr-airors
wIn
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Monsell And Wowak
Mattituck's Bob Muir
of'"
,'l'.,rtop Mattituck School Wri?fo
M a t t i t u c k - C u t c h o g uHei g h S c h o o l
annources with pride that Brian C
M o n s e l ih a s b e e n n a m e dV a l e d i c t o r i a na n dD a n i e lE , W o w a kS a i u t a t o f i a n
f o r t h e C l a s so f 1 9 7 5 .
B r i a n ,s o n o f M r . a n d M r s A l b e r t
K . M o n s e l l ,J r . . o f M a t t i t u c k . h a s
b e e n a c t i v ei n m a n y e x t r a ' c u r i c u l a r
a c t i v i t i e sB. e s i d e sb e i n ga m e m b e ro f
paration for his ultimate goal to
becon)e a College Professor.
DanielWorvak. sonof Mr. and Mrs.
Stanlev J. Worvak, Jr., of Mattituck.
has als{) becn a nembcr of the
Nitional Honor Society Iof the past
t $ o v e a r s . H e h a s b e e n a n a s s e tt o t h e
N ' l a t r i t u c k - C u t c h o g u eH i g h S c h o o l f o r
a Mathlete. and has played trurnpet
Retire As Director
Thc biggcst news of the week iD
E a s t e f n L o r g l s l a n d s c h o l a s t i cs p o r t s
circles is Bob Muir's derislon 1obon
out in June as director of rthlctics of
the I.300 studcnt Martituck-Cutch,
oguc school systcnl.
The 6J-vear.old coach ard teacher. uho\c tcdrn\ hi\e unrr thr tlrcir
school borh athletic reno\vn ancl a
nrcrited rcputation for cleail sporlsnlanship. is retiring in grrod hcalth
aDd high spirits. The break is nor
contplete: in cxercising an option he
h a s d c b 0 t c d f o L s r , . v c r a nl l o n t h s . B ( r l )
agrced at thc hehest <rf thc school
a u l h o r i t i c s t o r e t L r f na s s o c c e r c o a c l t
in thc fall.
This sumrlcr. lre rvill spcnd cLrn,
B R I A NC . M O N S E L L
the National Honor Society since his
juniot vcar. hc has hecn rnr olr e,l in
such activitics as the Mathletes,
:ditor of the school newspaper, the
Year Book Staff and the literary
rublication - "'fhe Expression". He
r a s b e e n V a r s i t y B a s k e t t r r lI M a n a g e r .
ras participated in track and crossjountry,and has had substaniial roies
n several school plays.
Brian is r Rtgents Srlrolarship
rinner and was a finalist in the
National Merit Scholarship competition this vear. Fle plans to study
History at the University of Notre
Dame. South Bend, lndrana, in pre-
Muir-coachcd N{attituck
High
S c i r o o lt c a r n s h l v c s o n l D a n \ 1 i t l c 5
ind sc1 nranv rccofds. But. thc ours l a D a l l D gr c c o r a l t s t h a l r ' s l l b l l s h c d
trr Bob Muir hinrscll
his {0-rcrr
arrccf ril pltlsical cdrrcrtion. bcqurr
irt Matlituck in lg35 ard cn(iiD!
thcrc irr 1915.
"l vc had oilbrs fronf olhcr rtrd
lnrgcr schools. ltc told thc int!-r\ lc\ er. "5ontL'ho$, Lhcr,
rli(ln t
r\\cr\src up lD \\:l)at Nas hclc. It s
lrecn a good lifc. li!ine and rvorking
i n M a l t i t u c L . a n ' 1 : c h a r c r r r ri r r l c r r l i o n o i r r o Y i n - qn \ \ l r ! .
Bnh VLrir \.rrn! 1. \l.iltrhr. h il
5cl)tcnrtrcr.1915,licslr olrt ol lthJqir
C o l l c g t u ' h c r c h c -s a s b o l h r s l L j ( l c n l
DANIEL E. WOWAK
for the high school bancl, the stage
brnd, anci l local Drurn rnd Bugle
Corps. He has prrticipated in competilivc sports, including Varsity Baseball, J.V. and Varsity Soccer, and
Varsily ftack. Further, hc has bcen a
Studcnt Councii Rcpresenlative.
Danicl is a Rcgents Scholarship
vinner ancj was recenlly honorcd by
the rews fraD his sponsor, CorgLessnran Otis Pike, that he had been
a c c e p t e c lf o r a d n r i s s i o n t o t h e U n i l e d
Slates Military Acadeny al Wesl
Point. Class of 1979. Daniel plans a
carecr in Engincering in thc United
Gardeninghas been a long-time,leisure-timeinterestof Coach
Bob Muir and will probably be more so after his retiremenl. He
specializesin hollies, boxwoodsand other evergreens.
Photo bY Janlne
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Mattituck Teacher Awarded
""*Ah F ellowship
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crrlclt ol s0cccr Js \'cll ls r slit
l)n\'
playcr. Hc rlso Pl!\'cd \lr\ll\
kctball !nd nadc ltis rnrrk orl tht:
collcgc s stcstling lcrill ill thc lllJ
pourd class. Earlicr, hc had bccr on
:l;ill.i:Jl:,.":'ll::'i;i':;'Ji.::l:
A$rctican Hi'(orY lo Ceorgc V wintcr. Mr. and Mrs. Robcrt Muir
Krciling. tcachcroIAn]erican Studic hope t(! bc hcrdccl 1or Floridr or tlrc
thL- \ rrsilr_ :ocrcr atttl brskcli)rll
a l M a l l i t u c k - C u t c h o g u c H i g h S c h o o l C r I i l ) [ r c " r l s l . r r r c l sl .t i s a c e r t r i n t v
s<lttrds ol thc higll schotrl in his
'l
\tudcots' alLrnni' fcllorv tcach'
honrclo\\'n ol Qttittcr', Mass
hc ptrrposc of the fcllowship is tothat
rnd nlanl'
lriends wish
.
.othcr
1 > r o v i d ca n o p p o r t u n i t y f n r r e a c h e r s t o e r s
'fhe
codspec'l in whJtcver thcl- do '
incrc-asc thc-iri conrpetence b1, meaustlrc"t
ctrach's long carecr also cn_
tlrc)' go'
rrf stinrulating cont^cts with special-wllerevct
c o n r p n s s c sW o r l d W a r l l s c r v i c c ; h c
rsts in Anterican Studiestrught survival s* irnnritg to aviation
'l-hc
.adets and put in a tout ol duty on a
Athletrc Slor\' ls one thlrlgl good
tcllowships are awarded to 20
n r i n e s r v e e p c ti D t h c P n c i f i c . I n 1 9 5 0 ,
schools
secondarY
sportsnranship is anothet. rnd Bob
teachers in
hc \is ictivc jtr tllc organizlDg iild
Muif altachcs n)ost inlportaDce lo
ihroughout lhe U.S.. Europe dnd thc
coaching of th. first Littlc Leatsuc
thc lattcr. His abititv to teach YourrgMiddle East who have at least threc
lcrnrs on Ihc Nofth Fofk. ln addilion
sters to pla! fairly end win or losc
vears expericnce in teaching United
td dirccling thc wrler safety progrnnl
sonle
gracefully *as recognized
S t a le s A m c r i c a n S l u d i e s a t d e x p e c t 1 o
rvlriclr lrrs t)een thc $rcans of tetch'
ycrrs ago by a fornler MHS prircipal
conlinuc teachinB that subiect lni r e s n n r c 2 5 , 0 0 0c l t t l d r c r t o : w t r r t i l
ac
!\ho put this stntcrlenl down oD
tellcctual nlaturitY, Personal
thc'past .-10
vcnts, hc $'ill continue lo
pflpeft "lt is no ntysterY to nle holv
c o n r p l i s h n r e n ta n d p r o n l i s e a s t e a c h '
\0l)cr\r\( tlrc Mittllucl Park Dir
vou are ablc to eet the last ounce of
crs are the criteria upon whicb the'
lrict s lifcguirrd service.
awrrd is based.
,l".ol,utt lro,,, y"tut butt ill Slhlclic
Bob ancl his $'ite, tltc tortner
(uiltc\t\. Yorl eretrrplifrrll rhrt i"
Nlr. Krerlinghr\ tauBh( rt MJll,
Hclcn Donheffner, have otrc daughgood. fair and just in nlan." And a
tuck High School and lived in MattiG E O R G EW , K R E I L I N G
tcr. Mrs. Wesley (Barbrra) DrosIorntcr uresicjent ol the board of
tuck siDceI g5b. He has also tauBht at
koski. \ho tcxchcs rt thc Stdge
rvrote into the tecof d: we
cciucatiot
Southanrpton College and Suffolk
Thc Willlarn Robcrtson Coe Found'
Coach Schoolin Middle Island. and a
and sports'
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Countv Comnrunity College.
iLtiou hls arvatded a fcilou'ship tn
2t/1
srrall granddaughter. Arr)y,
n r a n s l t i pt f a i n i n g v o u h a v e g i v c n o u r
vcars old. They *'i)l probably bc
have
studenls...We believe You
st'eirrg nroLe of thenr and other
to britrg nrarry doubrfrri
rlanrgcd
n r c n r b e r so f t h c f a n l i l v i n t h e f u t u t e .
l:"-.ri^n nf Richard bloo^s' r' "
\nrd.tlts,rp lo lhe nrJrk. lhcrcbr
l-her). thcv have travel in ntirrd, ind
inrproving our overall school characl l l e r c a r e a l \ ! a \ ' t h i l l g s t o d o 1 1 1a r d
tr t ,
rround the plcasarrt Muir honle on
District Pfincipal Roger G. Burtrs
(;rand Avenue in Mattituck, whete
sunrnred it all uP in i fe* rvords
Bob spends nlany hours in his
Bob's mote
scvcral nronths ago:
gafden. silh special attentioll to
t h an r B o o d t e a c h e ra n d a E r e a t c o a c l l .
c v e f g r c c D shc\ . Mrttiluck instililtion."
recYcled newsPaPer'
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52.
Rebuitding Srurrqd
R e c o ! ] s t r u c t i o no f t h e e a s t e r n j e t t Y
ofthe Mattituck Breakrvateron Long
Island Sound as a najor step in the
l r r t . l i \ s h r rh i v e b e L ' l lb r i n . q i n gi r r r o c k
rt thc rrlc ol about I() k'rds a dav.
Thcrc r|c llo Pfcscnt flans ior thc
improvemenlofthepartiallyshoaled rcbuilclirgoftllc\\cslcfrlctlriloflor
drcd.qinq irr thc irrlct. .lthough thc
harborentrancelleganlatelastweek
CompletioDofthe$350,000federally-Mrlliltrr'kChanrbctofCorrtlctccrtrd
f i n a n c e d p r o j e u l i s s c h e d u l e d f o r n r i d ' [ r o l l s t r c n t r s i r r gt h L ' l l i r l ) o r l ) c l i c v c
s u n r n e r , p r o b a b l y -b y t h e e n d o f J u l y , c l r c t l g i n g i s r t c c d c ' d l o r t t l c t r a r t d
although the deadline stipulated try dccpcil thc cl^ilrrlncl Thc \\cstctn
the U.S, Corps of Armv Engineers is icll\. irrridcntrllr'. is (lrc olclcr of tlre
r w o i i l \ ' , r s r i l l h o r i z L ' c l ) v r 1 8 9 7R i r c r s
A u g u s t2 0
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a r e a l s o a s s i s t i n g i n t h e f a c e - l i f t i n g o f t \ o I n l u f i l N e o s t o l $ 1 5 . 0 0 0 .S o l l r c
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refuge on the North Shore bctween inlcrrr'trittg lcrrs rrrd s()\crilnrclll
Port Jefferson and Orient Point. The eilgtnccrs considc'r il (o bc u) Elood
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an $8,850contract fot the rentoval of
an old steel birrge that was holed and bar.qc Worrdnrcrc . tlttcc ttscd as a
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wlTH THE RECENT
OBSERVANCE OF NATIONAL
BICYCLE WEEK, Donald R. n l " , r , ' i , ' g , u r . i n o u c s e u e r . ' l \ r l r ' l l l c f r i l l l l t ' ' " ' r d r n t t r r l ( ' $ l l S u p c f \ i \ o r
Gildersleeve of Mattituck recalled with nostalgia the,,halcyon days of the sdvent ol the
Albcrl Martoccllia Hc saiclthe httlk
derclictl alung its rltoreltrlc
bicycle" when cyclists on the East End had a special psth set aslde for theD between the
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Work nr il e .letty began last
sidewalk and the road, no auto8 to watch for, and the otrly devilment was caused by speeders,
pre'renlo!il
Thursday aflcr scveral wceks of
or "scorchers", 16 they were then kno*n.
lld l ng
D a r a t o r t l a b o r . r n c l u d i ng l h L '[ r u
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Bicycle Shop.
front of the Msttituck
At lllc ragtllrt nlollllll\ irlcc(lllt ()l
of the ttro Sotlnd-front parks
Mrs. Young's father, the village blacksmith, saw beyond hi6 horseshoeing trade, and was o n e
t r y t h c M a t t i l u c k P n r k l h c l v l t t t i l L r c l iI l i s l r r ri c r l S o e i e ( r 't o b e
/ quick to envision a good thlng in the addition of a bicycle shop. The building showlng in the n r r i n t a i i l e d
p r e l l n r l D i l l l r c l r l . r t l l r e O l c l S c h i l o l I l L ) r r \ c ! l l {r lr)r '
rear wss the psint and canlage shop of Thomss MaBulre. Mr. Crabie had plenly ol buElness, C o i l n r i s s i o D . A n o ( h c t
rvas the irsliliitiolt ol r big P)alform orr Nlrrr lh. N'lrr)\'\rrirl l)lrr ' tlle
so he turDed tbe managemeDl of the oew enterprise over to hls lwo sons, Arthur atrd Walter,
s c a l c t o ! v c i g h t h e t r u c k l o i l ( l \ o f s l l ) l l cp r r r g t l t r r t s h r , t t l C b e ( r l l l r l ( 1 , - \ 1 ( ( ) r l l , l L l \
and it smn prospered.
Mr, Gildersleev€ remembers th€ purchase of his ffust bicycle there early lD lmo. Both
coming fronr a quarry irt Ilcrtrarcls- |c,'Ile r ltrr irPl)fe!l:rlc olLl crrlls'
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Arthur and Walter were natual mechanlcs, he says, rnd as s@n ag rutomobiles made their
villc. N.J.
appearance on Long l6lsnd, Welter built 8nd mansged the first service garsge on the North
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Fork, the Mattltuck Garage, It was e highly successful enterprise from ahe start and in fact,
d o l o i l i t c b a r g e d f r o n t C o n n c c t i c u t ( r r l l I l r r : t l c I r e l s l l r e t r t r t k t r t !o l r t
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After thirty years in the taxi service in
Mattituck,DavidPmishsaysifhehaditall
todooverhewouldn'tchangeathing.That's
because, as he says, "I've met so many
wonderful people all thmugb the yars in
this bNin6s...it's been very rewarding".
The {act that he loves peopleis very evident
in Mr. Parrish's genue, courteous and
friendly manner and his efforts to provide
reliable senice to all his customers,
whether they are local or summer visitors,
are mfailing.
"All of Connecticutseemsto come here by
boat", he says, testifying to the busy
smmer months when the passengersfrom
the marinas along Mattituck Inlet keep his
phone ringing steadily. As kind to the
itinerantvisitorsastofriendshe'sknomall
his liIe, Mr. Prrisb is a sort of uofficial
ambasador of good wiu for Mattituck,
leaving many after one meeting with a
wam feling about the area.
Today, on the tbirtieth mniversary of
beoming Mattituck's fint licensedtaxi cab
operator, Mr. Panish looks back with quiet
pride on the fact that in all those years
neither he, nor any passengerin his taxi
cab, has ever been injued or involved in a
mishap. He received but one traffic ticket in
those 30 ysrs and thst was for driving 46
mils an hou in a 3i-mile zone. An injued
ladyoncrutchswaswaitingforhimatthe
train station.
In the early yurs be was on 24-hourcall
and bad frequent long distance rms to the
city. Before the advent of schml bus service
in Mattituck he and his wife, Elizabeth, used
to ferry the children back and forth to
schml, sometimes making five or six trips
each way. Like her husband, Mrs. Pamish,
who now drivs the Mattituck schml bus,
has the love ild respect of her charges.
On call from 6 a.m. to 11p.m. each day, at
prgent he doesn't have any definite plans
for retirement except to say he's loking
forward to the day when his son, Billy
Panish, takes over tbe business and continues it in tbe proud Panish tradition.
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w i l l i a m F . p l a n k ' o f d o h e n i a , c u . . t o' " t ' . 1 t ' l lo l . M ' , l r r r l l r l , . t l r '.rl . nn c t i v c
tf:.lll'l]'n"'r'l' t.lt oldsuffolk
M a t t i t u c k t o c o n g r a t u r a r e M r . R " l " " dl : 1 i : . 1 . . '
loLllll\r'rrlllblrlcrllrlll\rlE'lncl\\'asa
a n d t o p r e s e n t h i n t a c h e c k i n rne
prrticiprnt irrrhc I--\tL-nsion
Scrvrcc \
anrount of $1,00E.76.
Asthe youthfulMr. Planknuno.O 50rhrnnivetslfvin lqbil' Hcal:o*rr
over the check. exp)aining that the : t"r:'lirtE rncnrL'cr.t'lllrc Maltiluck
$8 76 rePresented a diviJend, Mr. l-rreljcprflnlcnl iuh'rrler nlcnlbcrol
CI''l rnd rcrvcd as
Ruland, who had observed his 96th rhc,M'r'j:ii]$*
irrrstuc of tht:
birthdayon May 2, gentlytwitted him. bnth. !r'de''iiir"ttrd
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"Ho* come you held it * Inng, young
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litc Iile. lho
fellow?", he said. his blie- evei
dicd about l0 rcars aqo taiscd a
twinkliDg."lt'sabo(ttimeynucon,e
linrrl\' ol louf
r drrghler. Vcrr
around l "
Mr. Ruland was an cven young". f i"f '"t"';hcr' I ili.oj Dr' PrulDit'ii'n
fellow when he bought ttre ioticy-, a hrLlrcr "f S"ulholtl irnd lhrcc sons'
r . . r c l l r c d p r t \ l _ i l -\ e r \ l c c e n l
month after his marriage to Anna c. rlo\o
R e e v e , d a u g h t e r o f M r . i n d M r s . J o h n l r l t ' 1 a a[ 1 p 1 1 1 ' l l l r n d H r rf v $ h o i s a
Reeve of West Mattituck. A few uusicteacherinRomc,Ga.Thercarc
monthspast 21, he had already been lso sevcn gtrrldcllildrcD itt(l tcrl
farm.ing about four ycrrs, \yorkiDg greilt-gt'andchrldrcn'
)andonshares*,i1hhis father. "boss;
Floyd Ruland, Mattituck building
contractor and part-tinre farmer.
lnthosedays, Mr. Ruland recalled
Thursday,mostpeoplelivedonfarms,
and tived,,off" thenl as well. "you
had your own pork. milk, eggs and
veBetables," lrc said. "Wc 6U .ru,
wheattothemillsin Rivcrheadorhere
DutinQ thc colrrsc ol the intcr\ tcs,
a s h a d o \ \ \ ' r c c o l l e c l i r ) Dc r c p l i n t o t h c
reportcr's rnind Finally it crvstallizcd: 25 or J0 verrs rBo, hc hrd
stitten a similar story aboul Mr'
Ruland's fathcr.in larr'.John Rec'vc.
*'ho livcd to thc riPe oltl agc ol 99
t"utt Hc, too oulllvcd his insurancc
in Mattituck and had it ground into
flour. About all we had to buy at the
store was sugar, coffee and tea."
Mattituck's famed tidewater mill,
now the popular Old Mill Restaurant,
was operated around the turn of the
century by Joshua Terry who turned
l)r\lrcv.
,,rrr i?
tt'r -'r
V
p
-,ear-a\
lo \cr\-c . dirrlrq lnc
Tvo brothes, John T., 17,and William A' to\\'n clerk
I'l llr( rcrr' Tlt'
F o x , l 8 ; o f R o u t e 2 7 , C u t c h o g u ei'n d a n r . n r r i n i n g n r . r r l l r
(
rt r
Linda frine, u, of SoutholdTo$'n GOP t)nrrnillcc
out the favored stone-ground flour
rccorlnrcnd-.
"U"?J'^*".pfi.e,
Smiet Lane, Mattituck, were anestd and nlsetittg Mouday niShl
and meal. "The millers took their pay
ol
charged with five couts ol criminal ed to the borrcl thc apPorrrlnrcnt
in grain," said Mr. Ruland, "We'd
lowrr
mischief fourth degree,last Thusday af yrr..ludilh T. Bi,Lcrr dcputv
take 12 bushels of wheat and bring
t e r n m n . T h e c h a r g * s t e m f r o m f i v e c a r - . i " 1 1 i ' 1 J , r s 1 1 c . r l s r r r d l ' r r v n t n r p l o v c ' ch o n l e l l o u r f r o r n s i r . T h e v ' d
sell the
p a i n t i n g i n c i d e n t s t h a t o c c u r r e d i n J o , c l c v e ny c . r r ' . T l r r l { r s ' l \ F r l l l c r 5
llour from the olher six and slap on a
C r e n p o r t a n d S o u t h o l d h a m l e t o n A p r i2l 6 . , , , . . . r , r c . t c c j t , ' { rt l lr ( \ . r c i l r r . y a l t h c r r
Gold
Medal
or
sone
other
label
if the
r rcctrrg,,DMai 2i.
S o u t h o l dT o w n P o l i c e S e r g e a n tJ o s e p h , , , , , , , l " o r r t n n
"'i,'i'.i.,if,
customcr q,anted it."
S a w i c k i ,G r e e n p o r t P o l i c e o f f i c e r . l o h n
, , 1r r . \ r r ' r , , , 1 . , n . . . { l 4 r u . - p
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Schottand SeventhSquad Detetive nlet- ^r',, r-,,"f,-"r,or Alircrr Mrrroccrilr,
located in the enstern section of
to
cher Baldwin compiledenough.evidence
prrr:
irr
srid
rrttrrrrl
,,.""',"i,;ir"
,"",,
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-,,
Mattituck and bounded by State Route
comst the trio to the car-paintingmcident. ':':i"+:.::
;
.".i rr." ,,rlrcrrncrrbcrs
25and Mill Lane, was originally part of
PoliceOfficer Schottsaid a Fourth Str"et :
o,..,,'., r,,, tr," rin"
t'l:...:::':..,?"u1,.'1,.
the Barnabas Wines holding dating
resideDtspotted an old, blue sedan con- "t
n,"
r:rlrorrs
i\sot
youths
after
the
hou
.
m
back to the lTth century and the
half
"11nr6"0
talninr forir
')rri'e
ffit'A;ilfi;i;;;;iiitd
ril
davscl.ring.rv tcrnrsoi
latrr
-'d[ethe potic€ traced the crr to Mis Nine.
Navy Chief warrant offi cet Fran'
vair guestionedand from infomation
nlice obtained md a discussion with the cis J Haupt ' son of Mrs sophie
the arrestswer€ made
Haupt of Factory Ave ' Mattlluck
loxes'
'The
five painted cars belonsdl tn ftd.
particrprted rn Agrte Puuclr" a
founding of Mattituck. Mr. Ruland's
mother was Martha Wines, and he
bought the land from her brother,
JanresWines, in 1913:thus. through
the maternal linc, it has been
"
''fanrily
farm
for more than 300
years. The Rulands also farm Iand on
New Suffolk Avenue and Mr. Ruland
now liveswith a widowed son. EImer,
J r . . i n a c o t t a g eo n t h a t p r o p e r t y w h i c h
has lrorltagc on, D-eep Hole Creek.
{"x"'"il-"l:li,"^l;i;*ilrr,i*::lrr
l#it*i$i#;y":iffi
H A R R YI . A L D R I C H
74 . ,'? :?-./ | ./ 2 J'
S e r s l c e sw e r e h e t d M o n d a y .M a y " l ? ' t o r
last
Harrv L Aldrich of Greenporl who died
F r i a " y e " . r " - L n n gI s t a n dH o s p i l a l H e
r
of age
was 82"Years
ur. Aidrich was born in Mattituck on July
31. 1892,the son o{ Charles and Ella Shaw
Aldrich. He attendedMattituck High School
and Co*eU University, where he studied
Mr' Aidrich was a selfin.i.,,tt*".
eiroloved professionalgildener' He was a
-"ioU"t oi the GreenportUniled Melhodist
'.Chuch
and cholr ano was a world war I
sergeantin the U.S. ArmY.
Hi is survived by a brother' Russell
A.ldrichof Brooklyn,N.Y., and a sister, Jean
Aldrich of Middle lsland, N.Y. His wife' the
former Dorothy Morell, predeceasedhim
ffiftt*rummffi+ffi
The Rodt.''c
farmstead is now
occupied br .
,andson, 26-year,old
William P. Ruland. and his wife.
Linda,
custody.
and their small daughter.
Anna, one and one-halfyears old. Bill
Ruland has the help of his father,
EImer, Jr.. and uncle. Floyd G.
Ruland of Riverherd ;n planting and
hif\'!'\ting thc |ottlocs and other
crops gros'n on sonte 80 acres ol
farmlarrd. Until thrcc vears ago.
G r a n d f a t h c r E l n r c r . a l s ol e r r t a h e l p i n g
hand at hrr!est,tillc',
ridin.q thc
nottlo contblne.
The Rev. Karl Moore officiated at the
servicesin the GreenportMethodistChurcb.
Intermenl was at the Soud Avenue
Cemeteryin Northville
5+
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HowMoltllycklg.
FireDepprtment
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G E O R G EL . P E N N Y I I I
GeorgeL. Penny III of Mattituck,
recently received the Silver Beavcr
Award from the National Council of
the Boy Scouts of America at the
annual Suffolk County Council Fellowship Dinner held at Colonie Hill,
H a u p p a u g eM
, ay l, 1975.
The Silver Beaver Award, firsr
c o n f e r r e di n 1 9 3 1 , i s p r e s e n t e dt o
By Donald Gildersleeve
-Cutchogu(.
,T:"
,,!f,',"ffi',$1",:.,J|1','l[TlJ1""-;'J,
i,xl,:;:1"?'J"::i,':","iI',1:
,"l.ia:"ffqTir,1l*:li:'i#':,:};
;l
recommendation
r e c o m m e n d a t i o nof
ofa
o c a l CCouncil.
n,,n,il
a I Loca)
"for norewonhy serui." of e""eptronal
rrona
I ch
character
hv r"ci.i.;o
rcoi<rp,.r i."rl
s.^,+
aracteriy
ersi *ithin
rvithin the t"",iti.y
territory u"a*
under ,i.
the
'
i\diclion of a
u local
iurisdiction
to.ut muncil.',
-unlli,..
Thecitation
'r,i,
just
on
o
nla
t v ve
e L mLane,
e.
i u t n onorth
rthnf
h c LL.I.R.R.
IRR
of rthe
crossingin Mattituck, caught fire. es imn
as the flimes
flameswere di."-"id,
discoveredtu"n"ri
rrhncrs riJ
cned
about yelling "Firel
"Fire! Fire!", and it diin't
didn't
tak€
take long for aa crowd to appear. Mattituck
naOnOIUe DeI Or Siren,m-d
md no
no wav
WaVto
tOright
fieht
111:"^rT:::l
a blaze, except fby :iren,
forming bucket brigadt,
withwhateverpailorbuc[etcouldbeiomd.
professional
p
r o t e s s t o n a la c t i n g r o l e
in
.acting
Rlther thil the walkrn role which was her
first part, Gail
tlrst
Gall plays a role that every
everv little
p;'r;;il; { \"
gjrlT.ustlle_am
d';#';i,
of,Cinderella.
cinderella Performing
d"j,;;"il"
}-'
.g_I'.Tj-t,^*:,:"l' Players Company,-Cail { I /witi the Coutytrd
I
,s d(LrIrBout oer pd'[ eacn naluqay r
/
i'"ff:'l*r:*,1,1"0flif:":":":H,0,1-"'
crowd of aboul 75 addts and children. "
Duing the winter, Gail worked with
".""'p""yi'g
awa'd
roMr penny
rorhisout_;;'ff;"i;:i;""ir;T;il,f"i::ffi;:'?;;T:"'il;iri"i"il,ilir"iii.lilii,riii,r,"f
standinsserviceto boyhood
boyhoodreads
reads ffij;;uy;.ffi&,",i,;ff''i#",ff;'"tl
s"i"h;itly".i,r"i;,-ii,il";il"d;;;11
but snortly a sprndly, little more than
::"1,:,iig.-**,*
as
follows:
lolloivs:
a toy
ltl
Manhattan._.
n"*ait"i
nr""i"Jc;p;;y;;.;;;;;
t
l :.I
Roudatutrhearercompany,acompany
murud&ut
rnealcr Lompany, a company
penny
Leorse
L.
L pennv
rrrbecame
lff,J:tslh#3ffiii'.;"11i."11.81"1H,".1.^.:,t-6fii:1H#ilt*:';'iltT,1ffjl#;
-B o"G-eorge
:u Gh r t:ti
" :ff"J:Bil;3ffi1i'.;.1ii."11.8i,""'*T,".1.",:,t"6fii:""H#ilt*:';'iltT,1ffjl#;
yScoutwithTroop3ginMattrAlrddp.r^haeA+.
}nF^,,J-^^r,,-^'..r:-.
ectorsanddirF.tinshoncfrtsrsthpsfrd.
aladder,iopes,etc.,itprovedmostusulj1l'
holding baci{
holdine
biik il"
lbe llames,
nril.r,'*J";;;;;:
and eyen impresseda NewYelft: City i.i* U"i"ti."nt
captain, who *^"
caDtain.
*ui'"**"ng
*-,'1"
at
the ii^i"i
Hotel
Glenwood at the ",r-rri";..
time and assisted lhe
lo€ls.H€saidithad-beenagreathelp.
This tiny hook and ladder outfit had been
b u . i l ta y e a r o r t w o p r e v i o u sb y , . C o n . '
Grabie. the village btacksmith, at tn"
request of a group of boys wbo wanted to
"play firemen", md raced aromd town
Menbership Enrollment Chairman. with it' little &eaming that it wotl.ldhave
Arthu Grabie was
"Mr. penny has been an acrive :lI,
- c n l eBi""ji.ul...f.e'
l.
Ihellttletruckprovedtobethe
volunteert-rremaninMattitucksince
present
ot
[he
Matlituck Fire
19J4, he has served as a rrusree of R:g_TLTg
uepartment' as shortly aller
Easrern Long Island Hospita) .the Jire.
of an
creenport, is a 3g-year *".b;;
i::tl"^T.1^11
l g a n l m t i o nl1"t,t',*.^t^h-"-lecessitv
l n 1 9 0 5 - 1 9 0 6f i r e c o m '
r . d p a s t c o m m a n d e ro t R a y m J n - d
tuck in 1928 dlru
and utrarneo
attained lne
rhe Lrte
Life
Scout rank. He also served Troop
39 as Assistant Scoutmaster. His
assocratroD witl Scouting as an
adulr starred rn 1945. He has
servcd.rhePeconicBav Dittrjcr as a
r r o . J p \ o m m r r r e e m a na n o . l n s t r t u rionxt Represenrariveand presently
serves as a District Member at
Large and as District Sustaining
actors ud directing hopeftrlsas the stage
pilticipating ln
crew, piltlctpatlng
in every phase of
ot
production.Somelucky breaks ari coming
.her wav.
-l
\
i
Lrt ,*
rals
{ ttlT)
fomd herself m agent, a rare occureDce
foranon_equitypeiormer.sheispresently
oreoarinq thrle pieces for hei official
/q 7d
)2'
-l u A t i o n . " - 1 . " a n
rrl"""*lld16!-_i6rhuplaysnJ*in"iudes
wittr wtrii:n Gail has not
u J*u*ion
previouslyworked.Theproducer-directorof
ihe Couityard Playen, Robert Stark,
believesth;tchildrenintheaudienceshould
beencouagedtojointheact.Th€stage
reaches right into the audience and the
shoutsof guests help give the fairy godmotherher"cu€s.Gaiihisneverperrorired
ouitethiswav.whereshemustfitadlibbing
boudaries rntoa *eu lirned pat
posr86r of rheA'".i;;; :',t"Tflff[
crcaves
fffie,:Hllf''
ront Plops Urrrcb- or Manr- pumper
lesron.a rbrmerrrusree
prmued.*","",,i.tiilloif;;,!
char- 6ggq1.
Associarion,
ruckFreeLibrarv
taunchedtt ir"r"ni ,oJ"".n
Company
rnunort#o,Jf_ot;ij"rLi,,,public
"
te' member and past President of organiation, now nmbering
slx up-to-thethe Mattituck Lions Club, memb.er minute fire trucks, with oier a hudred
of and former Senior Warden of the efficient md trained voluteerc t" -a"
EpiscopalChurch of the Redeemer them.
acis seeking to establish a
commodat-ionoffice,,in Greenport at the
Street and Centre
ijii'."i""",ffi"oi'ivtrin
Arn lDlrlb Wlllhmr
Ann-tgalls Williams, dsughter
of Mrs.
.
A.J-..masrerc md Walter L WiUiains
of
Marucuct(,was graduated magna cum
laude
rrom $henildoah College and
insidethebunin€store,lrabbeoarmstulot
Norih ForkCounrryClub.
Consenatorv
srreci
''Mr. P€nn) was one of the
" ' e i i h o u g h r h e a a n k w o u l d n o t c o m m e n t oor
n Mustc. Jne was awarded the bachelor
oi
fflfshmandpassedthemtootherson
muslc degree mahring in piano.
or3anizersin l9b2 of the Mattituck ;;.#"!:j"t1^Y.l1ln tun, threw them our in plans, pinding approvat by the New York
of
Mattituck
High
School,
which
HazardsDent
later changed -"*
ScourersClub
Miss
State Banking Authority and the Federal rt,Agraduate
l',"rtruwrlilvdavsMr
with i g."oe-p;ii;irs name and now operares-"r *.,T-"::T^g-up,.the scattered shoes wii
oeposit Insr:iance Corporation, it was average
:.Tj:l' ot"qT9*led
rtraus Pqurr(
3.64out of a possible l.m, pl6cing
Mattituck Youth Activities, Inc. He "-"'
leamed that a "public accommodation
-.
highest in her clas.- othei.
is still active as a Director of this
office" doesnot signify fdl brmch service' :::,=99"9
lF ; Y'
'vhicb'\'-uow in 'Ihe site being consider€dwould lend itself ::.*e,mr:.lono.rs included being named to
organization which exisrs solely to
^,jli:T:1*t:l"lce.Ulurrew namPsnlre on thetr lleld.
m American Coileges and
wottld 16 drive-in banking service.
,,:,i.i-",.yng ,,
provide a faciliry where, at no c.-.
umversltls
the Sword of Honor in S.A.L
."n n'o','ili5::"ff;ii'l'J"il"**fft:i,1.;fi'";i ,,ll.i:11".$ihiseditiongivsnoticeor
ihe vourhor Matiiruck
1973
fimt place winner in lhe
'.,i'--\
:lf-y""."
corregepiaro division of the
meetings.
helped-them make this longu*uii"i
Virginia Music
reachers Astriation.
"rn recognition of his outstandhard-worked for rrip, i""iitvlo.
iir-r.:.arv,
ur"r^ #offir{lJ,r^ld
u , *
Miss Williams held office in a nunber
i n q s e r v i c et o b o y h o o d ,t h e N a t i o n a l M a y 1 5 ,a l a r g e g a i h e r i n g
tretj in
of
a;;;"il,;r;
R d . , M a r r i r u c k ,u a s
campus.organizations, was a
Council of the Boy Scouts of
B r o o k s ' c l a s s r o o mf o r t h e1dir; a w i n qo n {tih e
.,_,.-: ,-.
;Police
member of
':::"t"d
ofhcer Edward
profesional
Iota
raffle which ctuu memuers tr!io";? ;;"';;
America, rhrough its suffotk county
:v^
Womens
:lgma_Alpha
t " q s g t S t o s hD r o s k o s k i f' o r
uu$c l}aternity and-of the Music
c o u n c i l , t a k e s p l e a s u r ei n c o n f e r - t h e i r m a n y r r n a - . u i " i n e - ' l . r , u i i i . i .
:'99t
Therapy
*'ln1:t a license when she
member of rhe Shenandoair
ring its highesi honor, the Silver congratulationsto the tolloiving wrnneisr
1:l]':g
:1u1
"11*"."
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a
n
d
.
F
r
a
n
c
i
s
wncen-Lhoir
K
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a
w
a
,
a
g
e
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,
o
f
Red
and Chamber Chorr.
B e a v e rA w a r d , o n G e o r g eL . P e n n y M r . T a b o r s k yo f M a t t i t u c k ,* o t i t t u i , v , ;
Cedar Point Hampton Bays, a
C h a r l i eD a n a r io f M a t t i t u c kw o n d i n n e rt 6 r
lll.
.to being named Shenandoah
Dpmg
passenger in the car, struck a
"-3-11oruon
t w o a t t h e G e n e r a lW a S m eI n n : t h e S t a i r
eueen ut 1y/5, she was Shenandoah,s
reprBentatrve in the 1974 Apple
utilitv pole on Route 25. She iailed
Blossom
la1il1, of Cutchague,Frank Muphy and
rsnval as a princess to theeuen.
John Hallinen each won an_L.p. ricor! of
fo negotiatea turn. police reportrd
theft-jhoice.'7-(to1
->-t
t q Z ,i
extensive damage to the vehicle.
'-,&
T h e r ew e r e n o i n i u r i e s .
or theRiver- Backto therir€.Errorts
in Maitituck,
trustee
1:lu T^qu. i,t#,i';'"'.'-tLi"#ilr?tljflill SriJii"l;
glin,irn*-lr"i":,ilil*:"lln::l
:iil"'"#:ff
:it"i:i*,T"r:;:i::'il#Tl"$#1;Jl,'li:;il'fi5:i
Mattifuclr'sOld Mil,fs ln frcfusivq-Cdtegory
/.//ncLl
*9,
/r/79
"LonglslandhasmoresuruiuingolilgristwindmillsthananywhereelseinthellnitedStates....Therearealso
a.remarhablenumber of suruiuingwater taheelmills. Fourteen were visited.and recordedby the Inuentory, including four tide mills, which are relatively rare engineering structures."
E x c E R P TF R o M L o N G I S L A N o : A N I N v E N T o R Y o F H I S T o R I c E N G I N E E B I N G
A N D I N o U S T R I A LS I T E s
r nts ULD MILL TODAY is a reEtrurant and tourlst attraction on Mill Road, facing the creek, in Mattituck. Hand.hewr beams and the
ear wheel from the origln!l structure, whlch has rcbleved distinctlon for its historic engineering value, give the restaurant's inlerior
a rustic and qualnt flsvor. For the
Fran and Dick Holmes. lt
for the
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Medicine, at the I ttrth annual
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Dr. [.<rCrstro rcccivcd I cilittol]
I t o n rA I p h a O n r c g r A I p h a ,t h e
nation_
a l n r e d i c a l h o n o r s o c i L , t v t. o \ \
ltich sttr,
was clccteii Ii,r rcadenric .,rccllcr)rc,
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THE OLD MILL IN EARLY TIMES, above, wrr r twcstory,
3be creek, almoEt from the gouth dmr ol the mlll.
The bridge
thsa the Southold Tom Bosrd purchased a Eecond-h8nd bridge
tsble, the whole bridge could be swiveled to sllow boats to pass
nndt
by
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Th.
Mill
Maureen
hrtdo?
wa6
CorkerY
Gventuilly
demolirhed
ir
squ8reshlngled
bulldlng tacing the rude wooden brldge which cr6Eed
was washed away by o Btorm ard a hlSh tlde around 1906. Shortly after
whlch was placed on the siae of tlte former one. Operaling like a turn'
through. and required the services of a bridge lender, It remained ther€
19S5.
(Ed.Note:
cmerninsi;:tiil.ffi;tilt
rhisisoneoraserres
hlstoric engineering
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Tl":"Iflilil'yr$',"r";
the Elx
_-Ln"t", *f,*i*hol." i"uorution" in turn set
an iI"l,i1i,",1
technologicalEaructures contained in"nd
1nmotion for
inventory ot t{ng l6land's sites published ;;il;;i;;;;;il;. "t-.i",.^"L1ns.y
riire are now (in rgoo)
recentlv bv the u s Departm"il
-i.".tion"
milts left on tnng
o"to+ashioncd
."i- :l: iew oi ttese
";;-,.jri".
lnterlor, ccsponsoredby the Societyfor the iqla;;
cendering it
preservation or Lops rsland A{iq:':i::,111
ror
these srowing_
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the Historic American Engineering
i"ingoiJpr""i.-t"tunoutsufficientworkto
Record )
earn an existencefor the hmble miller."
"The fact thal thesemills operateonly
Inclusion of Mattituck,s Old MiU in the
Long Island Inventory of Historic wben lhe tide is right. allows but scant
working
time, which adds to the loss, and
Engineeringand Industrial Sites published
recently bythe Departmentof the Interior but for the the little farm which adjoins
placesit in an exclusivecategory.Only fou Uncle Josh-Teny's home on the banks of
existing tidemills are ilassified as Mattituck Creek,lhe lalter would no doubt
:'relativ;ly rare engineering structwes", be forced-to seek other means for earning a
accordingto the author,Joh; A. Gable,Ph' Iivelihmd."
Mr.Gildemleeverecalledthataromdthe
D., a professor at Briarcliff College. Dr.
Giblu,'d*ing the fou-month perio"d from centuy's tun Uncle Josh had to sell the
ancient
edifice-andthat, for a time, there
Januaryto ,tprit, tSfe, researched,visited,
photographedmd recorded a total of 156 were chuckles from some of the natives to
enginiering and technological sites on ling the efftrt that "The old grist mill was about
Mr.Gildersleevewas
Islind,datingbeforet9201
whichares1i1l;l tob*omeaginmill"
op€ration. They have become part of Lhe o.6sa1 at the Dublic auction when the mill
records of the nation's past housed in the was put wder t'hehammer and says that the
Library of Congress,Washington, D.C.
ouciase orice was $300.
Donald R. Gildemleeveof Mattituck, in
H"."yrih" f imt man to Duttbe Old Mill on
researchingthe Old Mill's past, offered this the mlD as a restauant was Otto
infotmation taken from an article in The yug6u6ruu, who won many friends with
BrookllnTimesin1900."Toafew,andvery 6olf,6i.",linaryskillandhappydisposition.
few, there are memories of the days when 6 gri"L chimnjv was installed'on ihe west
the Old Mill was an honct-to-goodnss grist side, buring ihe lnscription ,,Old Mill,
miII, when the filmers brought their grain 1921",makirig it ri4 yeari old today. Some
to be groud into flou by lhe venerable
Attention all studentsand history buffs.
The Mattituck Library has recently
purchaseda iarge volme of Bicentennial
informationenlitled "ColonialSpirit of '76".
So, if you are about to C or finish a book
report, term paper,etc.,stopin and ask one
of the librariansfor this fine additionto their
alreadywell-stockedshelves.This puchase
also includes plenty of informalion of interest to the adull readers as well.
The Norl.hFork Baptist Church will host a
sacredconcerton Friday, May 30,at B p.m.
A group called "Tte New Sotrg" from Nyack
Collegewill offer a varied program of song
and personal testimony conceming coilege
life. These are six college students from
various parts of the United Statesand one
from Soulh America, who are training for?
plrce in. the field.ot ministry-f - )-./ -1:
O L r rn i t r t hg r a d e r sr e t u r D e dt r o n r
t h c i rs o . j o u rt o V e r i l r o i l ia t cS r t u r d x \ '
a f l e r n o o na
, Iittle weary,but none'
t l r e l c s si u b i l a D t . S u i n l n r i l r ga t t h c
H o l i d a yI n r p o o la f t e r t h e t r i p u p h r t
t h e s p o t ,a s d i d t h e r o a s tb e c f d i t r n e r
t h a t r \ \ ' a i t e dt h c m . l ' h e s t u d e n t sa l l
or thc
e x p r e s s e dt h e i r a p l J r e c i a t i ol n
a n r i a b l ec o n p a n y o f M r . r n d M r s
, rs.
S t r i r ,M r . C o l i o t t a .M r . B r o o k s M
. o h l i n g ,t h e i r c h a p L a r s e na n d l r 4 r s B
efoltes,
1/zuz
customersror overhalf a .unr*l:^el:,11q ;;;;i
i;#;
,i"." ,*r, the old Miu
the article' Mr. cildersleevet"v:_ir.:.1"" niit",iiii,
iiii""r, iieneo rucoay ior the
miller..."Heis haie and hearty and yP ;;;;il;rr'".iiiri.t"ttru"tionknow6
doubtlessend his st€wardshipin.this, h"
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u'n-ao,inr,. rt can ac.
chosen occupation, unelss the en- ;;*ii;;;'id;;r"lnl
ut onutime in the
sea
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throu-gh
New year,i Day..
The North Fork Audubon Society
will have their third and last spring
youth field frip on Saturday, June
7. We will mect at the Mattiluck
Schoo) parking lot at 9 a,m., then
proceed by car to the Riverhead
Cranberry Bog. According to county
limit our
to
will be able
to include only 20 children so
please phone in your reseivations
to Ralph Tuthill,298-8087. We
erpect to be back in the patking lot
at I l:45.
egulations we are to
irolm
ttrlorigina,
wrre, rgroup
25 people, We
pas, w'ill create many.a sigh among those is on display in the tap room of the Old Mill
where htrdhewn bsms add a
who have stood by the mil, searc-hedits Rstaumt
heavily rafted gtanaty on the second floor, rustic touch to the pleasnt atmosphere
witten his or her names on the rough, broad
walls or leaned for hous over thb bridge
railing and watched the..clear, cold waters
L D r . I , , r ' , r . r r , ,i Ii l h , . g i I. r
I I C \ r l , l c i l i l , . r r r \ l r r l :) , t 5 r ! r , ) ( . r D I . \
Hosprtal, Ncq york City,
ald (hcn
lntends to prrrsue rcsiclcncv
trrinirrg
in lhc spcciallv oi pt,riiatrics.
Ueorge H
G i l c l tr s l e c v e ,
rnd
d a u - q h t c rl,' c r l , o f M i l l i l r c k ,
all(,nd
cO Ihc aer( |lon!,
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AUDUBON YOUTH TRIP
m'rer,i,uncreJosh',reny,who;*-1i,T::'il::**:"TJ:l.il"TXXXSJ*i:,1Tj;
li?ffiil: 31il':'i,H:".f,:ili'll'::*v,' ;;i;c';; ;;
ard is one ol thc highesl holors rvhrch
c a n b e c o n l a r r L - do n l r n t c d i c l I s t r r t l e n t
.
S h e a l s o r r ' r s a r v ; t L c l e c la
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al,iliri
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o r c dl c l i l c .
o f M r . a n d M r s . A l fr e d E .
B o u f f a r dc i M a t i i t u c k ,h a s b e e n
awarded a bachelor of scierrce
degree and commissioned a
s e c o n dI i e u t e n a n u
l pon gradua_
lron from the U.S. Arr Fo.ce
Academy June 4 [ieutenant
Bouffard. who majored
rn
e l e c t r i c ael n g i n e e r i n gh, a s b e e n
s e l e c t e df o r p i l o l t r a i n i n g w h i t e
at the acaoemy.
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N a v y F e j r u i t e r ' l o o k s o n i n a p p r o v a rd s n l s
Here's the latest news from the Mattituck
C h i e JG u n n e r sM a t e S l d n e yJ o n e s ' R i v e r h e a d
it concems the fmtastic
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wekday
to get you name on the
r e p o r t i n gf o r a c t i v ed u t y o t u p t i ' s x m o n t h s .S n ew i l l
will be postedon the
h e e n c o u n t e r e d a n y d i f f i c u I t i e s i - n , u " , . u l t i n g h i s o w n d a u g h t e r . t ht rea2i r5i n- g
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bulletin boards, as was done last year.
o f t h e . g r e a te d u c a t i o n a l
e a s y .G r a c ef e l t s h e c o u l d t a k e a d v a n t a g eo"f s o m e
there w€re ll0 nmes on this club list last
S c h o l a r s h lapn d G l b i l l w h e n s h c f i n i s h e sa c l r v e
w o r k o n h e r c o l l e q ec r e d i t s ,t f . n u . . h e i R e g e n t s
smmer, s leth see if w€ can top/ that
u ' " a f o r t h e p a s t t h r e ev e a r s s a c l t h e
d u i y . ' C h i e fJ o n e s ,r e c r u t l t n g l ni i t t n i * t r t u " d ? 3 1 9 | r " 1 1 1 w e m a d e o v e r 2 O Op e r c e n l o l o u f
nmber in '75. \z+.n< | //, / q A
"Last month
Alm being pf,frned for ou yomgsters is
q e n e r a le c o n o m i c sh a v e m a i e h s j o b e a s i e r '
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m a j o r i l yo f t h e n e w , r e c r u l t s ' w e r e - E l w
an interesting Classin puppeFy bebg led by
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N a v v o r e s e n r e dI ' r e b e s t a l l - a r o u ' o o p o o r l ' -
Sheldon Wirsing, daugni.i ur Mr.
a n d M r s . E d r v ar d W i r s i n g . J r . , S un s e t
Avenue. MattitLrck. graduated from
W e l l s C o l l e g e . a l i b e r a l a r t s c o l l e g ef o r
rvomen in upstate New york. with a
Bachelorof Arts degree on c-;,'-d,
MavJ L Shewas ajoinrcrrp<out
A
Koch Prizc lor g\re Besr Seni{
ResearchPape
I€slie Stearns. It i3 hoped that this will be
attended by preshooleN to children sven
yars old, and the clas wi.ll include the
making of puppets, stagB md the
presenting of puppet shows. Puppetry
classes will meet each Thusday at 2 p.m-,
beginning July 17, md will be held on the
lam, wdther pemitting. In addition to the
reading club and the puppetry, the Library
will continue with its popular story hou and
film pmgrm for pre-sch@lers to children
up to age ?. Mi$ Irslie Steams will b€ the
story hour teacher and this pmgram will
begin on Tlrusday, July 10,at 11a.m. More
infomation conceming th€se fine pmgrams
will follow.
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Miss li)clrick is a lr)7.\
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Satuday, June 14,is Mattituck's big day
The Strawbemy Festival will be hetd in the
aftemmn, sponsoredby the Lion's Club.
There will be plenty of cake, strawberries,
ice cream, hot dogs, sodas, popcorn and
cotton candy. Between bites we will see
many salesofhome madearticles,antiques,
crafts and other items of interest. The
miltary will be aromd, plus the firemen
and the policeof SoutholdTown. It's a great
/1, t '/z:
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day every ygar for us and all who
/isit ou
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Don t gtrhome, becausethe North Fork
'ltcs1cr.
t,b\/E
/r?Firemen's Asstriation, with the invited
guests of the South Shore will begin
parading at 6 p.m. After the parade the
J . R e e v e ,d a u g h t e ro f M r . a n d
firematic competilion begins at Veterans
M r s . L a u r e n c eR e e v eo f S u f f o l k
Memorial Park. Seats on the revtewrng
receivedher
Avenue, lv4attitucl(,
stand will be available for the bst view o]
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all the happenings. There is a small charge
commencementexercises on
for a seat on the stands.
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TestimonialDinner is at Mattituck Manor.
I t h a c a ,N . Y . S h e w a s a p h y s i c a l
Cocktailhou beginsat Bp.m. Dinner will be
servedbetweeng p.m. and I a.m.Music wili
be provided by Jlmmy Digons.
Al the end of the month there will be the
his :l..ril;:
Comtry Fair of SacredHeart parish. They A v e n u e ,M a t t i t u c k ,r e c e i v e d
are still looking for salable items and lhe Eachelor o{ Arts degree at "';ll
program looks bigger than ever. The Fair commencementexercises on 1..ii]r.,,
lasts for three days.Friday, June 27, is the M a y 1 1 . a t B a r r Y C o l l e g e ,
beginning0f the auction,on Satuday there M i a m r S h o r e s . F l o r i d a .
A
will be more auctioneering.On Satuday
speech and drama major at '
r l r e M r t l r t u c k S c r r r o rC i t i z c ' n sh c l d
night after a very satisfyingBar-Be-eue,is
r pr.nrr AltlLrst 20 fof thc bcnclit ol
Barry, George attended Sacred
.
lhe family dmcing and fm time. Sundayis
rhc llctard..l Hostcl in llivcthcad.
Heart School, Cutchogue, and
thmonclusion_ofmany of its activities.
On June 6, the MattttuckSenror
C i t i z e n hs a da st h e i rg u e s ts p e a k eD
r r.
W i l l i r n r S e l l e c kr, v h o t o l d w l t a t r .
g o i n go n a t t h e L o n gl s l a n dV e g e t a b l e
R e s e a r cF
l ra r n ta t 3 9 S o u n dA v e n u e ,
B a i t i n gH o l l o w .T h e e n r p h a s i o
sn ail
aspectsol potato productioDas the
nrostimportantcashcrop in NervYork
S l a t e *, ' i t h S u f f o l kC o L r n tayc c o u n t i n g
f o r o n e h a l f o f t h e s t a t e ' sp f o d u c t i o n
w a so u t l i n e dM
. a i n c o n s i d e r a t i o na sre
t b r t h e C o l o r a d op o t a l o b e e t l e a n d
b l i g h t .N e u , Y o r kS t a t ei s # 5 i n p o t a t o
p r o d u c t i o nM
. r . S e l l e c ke m p h a s i z e d
t h e b e n e f i to f t h i s r e s e a r c hi s t h e c o s r
o f p r o d u c t i ogno i n gd o w na st h ec o s to f
foodgoesdorvn.He shoq,edslidesof
s o m eo f t h e a c t i v i t i e sr v h i c hi n c l u d c d
t h cg r o r v i n go f t h eb u r p l e s sc u c un t b e r
in hot houses.The researchfarnt rs
havinga field d9J on Julv 2.1to wlich
all arc invited.:rk-r /L,/7f5
Miss Barbara Moslticr s.as lltc gucsl
ol horor rI(l ir con{ribution to lhr,
hostcl q,iil lrc'ntrdc in her nrrrre.
Approrirratclt
I 25 nrcntbcrs and
lilcnds rltctrdccl rnd pood lixrd,
c r r r l c s t l t d - s r i n t r n i n g u , c r c c n . i o tc c l
irr thc dcliehllill atntosphcrcol llre
V c t c r l r s l v l r ' n r o r i rP
l afk in MallitLlck.
I-hc first rtccrilg ttf thc lall scrrsrrn
\ i l 1[ , c l r c l ( lo n S c p t . , 1n t t I a . n r . I h c r r
plrns rill bc prcscntc(l tbr sontc
i n t c r c s r i r r qr c t i v i t i c s r c g a r d i r g a r t s
and crrlls. bowiing, trips, ctc. l'hc
I ' r o q l . r t " t , l l , , \ l r t t l- rL,t r r r c t r i r r cr r i l l
, t'l 1':
l.e .r I'rrq,,. (a.'J
Miss Marr Butns. finrttcial scctetarv ol the Matlililck High School, is
e n l o t ' i n g a w r - l l - c a r n r - dv i c r t i o n o l l r
nrotor lrip tltrrrugh thc Ncrv Englattd
\lrr i'
S t . r t L ' \ L o N r ' s B r t r r t . r rt . l
rcconrplrticd [ry thte-c iadics itrrnr
. )-S//C?{
Harrptr;n Brrs. k,,l
Mrs. Elizirb!'th Oolcnran is rt-the
cupcrating ftonl !urgefv ill
Central Sul'folk Hospital. We rvish
lr,f .' \lLed\ fr" '\c r
lrr
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Firernen's Porode
\
Yougsters from the Riverheld Fire
Department DriU Team were given a blue
ribbon for their musical irnd marching efforts. The Greenport team followed them up
to the awsrds table for a second place
commendation.
N E W O U E E N C R O W N E D - O n S a t u r d a y ,J u n e 1 4 , a n e w
'Jueen
was crownedat the Mattituck Lions Strawberrv Festival,a
t r a d i t i o nw h i c h i s a s o l d a s t h e f e s t i v a l . J o A n n e F i n k l e o l
Mattituck, wore her crown with eleganceand grace as she posed
'74 festival,
with the retiringCueenof the
J o n i R o g e r s ,b e l o w
t m o n g t h e t h o u s a n d so t v i s i t o r s w h o t i l l e d t h e M a t t r t u c kS c h o o l
l r o u n d s t h r o u g h o u tt h e d a y , J e n n y a n d J a c k i e J o l l o n d e v o t e d
hemsetvesto the trear of the day, ,,r"*e|rJ"rrJ"r;,.i1,";.
Big crowds gathered at the Mattituck Fire
Deputment's new track at Veterans' Patk
off Bay Avenue to watch the fire fighters
compete for an old fashioned fire drill
trophy. When the ladders, hosesand buckets
were all packed on the carts, the judges
awarded Southold Fir€ Department first
prire.
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Strowberries
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Riverhead was second followed bv the
Cutchogue Pathere md the Greenmrt
Shuckers.
YINCENT F. BROWNE
vincent F. Browne, of Camic Road,
Central Square, N.Y., died August
25. 1975. at a hospital in Syracuse,
N.Y. He was a native of New Yor[
brought nearly 15'000
The celebrationof the ilrawberry
New Yorh' New Jers€y'and
hwgry pmple from througnout
aftemoon' T?.:: :Jl
last-saturdav
rt'r^,tituck
d"i[,i""i'to
""d Dv rne
mnual strawbenv Festival' sponsored
ili.'Ti;;i;i
on" which-bsellted
iu"""tt'
il'ri,,i""r,-u"..' was-a sweet
City rvho was employed
by the
Southold PuJice Departnrenr for-sev.
g"t"1.::."llilliJff$ilT,iu-.'n1""n",
;'". tn".ii'.,
e.""iiy
Frve thousandgiant Portlons
crowd'
wiipped cream' went to feed the
,"ir"O *i,rt ii""pi
"tenioy-&-some of the delicious'homemade
L",iJlv ritii -""*L*
right tn
LimsClub menbers and fam'ilies
-School.kitchens
i"l*J .ng,n".t"O uy
next to the field where the
High
irc u"iiil".t
of the day both shipped
festiral was held lowaro rne end
to
ran low and a team was commissloneo
aiarin
the supplles
and huy uhalever tney could to replenish
!o (,ul "no,tr,rt"ke
held out however'
iil" I s* q""i,. of slrawbetries
md sversl +
lte Boy scouts, Girl scouts
In sddition over {,m0 hot dogs, 135eEes of
(bnated uleir Eeruices in herpiog
pur'
were
grorrys
clsmt
of
H
btBhels
10
and
soda
md nnning erra'oa'
*i[' *i*'i"g' clemuo
chas€d'
u'at festivs! ttm
ur' emstrong t"fa att
Perhaps the hiShltght of the aftemmn
for vanour
of c\rt- qr6s sbout to ralse fmdg
rr"u"
prcjects which the uons sponer
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md liiritaHe
tlre cmmlrobe
chogue aceFed
Lions will spon'or bcal
ffiT;:
strawberry seper rrom t"";;:;";;
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xlaot e".'"ig! *uor,,ht'in",
i*' ir.g*, "na.
8nd con
prcgrsn6
-the
Nice totnow
as Strawberry Qteen for the year of lgts
JoAnne's bright face bouced with aEprie
i"as the mnomcement ome li;;'";uft
and
n*t nmner{P Anne'Ihomsei
Dsice
McENy,
"fuO"a
K8tNe6
tinslicts,
otber
Sclnelds and I{Eie Gatz.
needy dring lj)e holidayE
ju$tn't:
Ii"t"roi"rva"ywillb€morethan
were don-ated
About r0 horses and ponies
a pony ride, which.pPlP-:9::
fd;'in
tie Mat-*f**"fy"*'"9"ffi
incruded
otherenteilainment
etat years.f{.lNqp.
}tr' ('t'7 \
M r . B r o w nlel a sa c u m m u n i c aonf t
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. a
life-long nrclrbcr of the Knighls ol
Columbus, graduate of the Rochester
Polytechnical Institute, rctired engineer of the New York Telephone
C o n r p a r r y .a l o D g t i m e m e n r b e r o f t h e
Mattitu(k Fire Departnrent rnd a
WW I veteran.
He sas thc recipient of lhe Brown
TO THE TDP: Memberr of the Mrttlauct
team runnirg three-man lsdder at the
firemen'sdrill followlngSaturday'sparade.
The Mattituck Fire Deptrtment hosted
the North Fork Firemen's As$ciation
parade and drill held on Saturday, June tS.
Fifteen fire depiltments participated in the
thre-mm on a ladder, runing ladder,
runing
hose, efficiency and carrying
buckets competitions.
.Pfl,*"#'fffin
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theh talents to the fund-raising festival..fr"
skydivin3 perfomance did ry! tax: p{"q
Uei"ue" 6t th€ questionable, clouded
wather.
Forty-five exhibitors disllayed a variety
of hand-made crafts, palntmSs ano consuruer goods. Chaiman of tbe festlval and
Lioos Club President' Jerry Aminconing -said
ttat e)dlibiiors traveled to
stronc,
Mattiiuc* from all over lnng Island and as
far away as com€cticut md New Jer*y
ltre Eas'tem long Hospitd Vollmteer8 had I
larqe booth filed with hand-made wares at.
prices. Tlre Mattituck
vei
ramnaUe
Senior CitizeDs had a similar bootb. Tbe
procecds fmm bot} th€e booths wtll 80 to
ben€fit ELIH. '
Club, help€d to -8durc
i?i;rfijr-ti-tiors
T:
G Lvs ara ov€Fee their_prof"t'
the Festival' ,m
iritUiii,- co-"trired
lu8
b€
will
it
when
year
tot n"x
oio"ration
iuu'responslbifity
Before the drill competition, the judges
graded uniforms and bands of the departments, Greenport was awarded a prize for
having lhe finst line of men.
Honors for best appearatrceof a department wit-h over 2tmen went to the
Jmeslnrt Fire Company. Orient's spit and
polish look earned them the prize for having
the b€st appsring department with less
tban 25 milchers.
Tire rmbling somd of the bass drm and
the tinkle of the glskenspiel were heard all
through Mattituck bamlet. Judgs awarded
the honor of having the bst marching band
to Southold voluteem.
Star, Sil\er Star ;rncl lhe Croix dc
Cuerre. retired aftcr WW Il front the
United States Marine Corps as a
Lieutenant Colonel. Hc was also a -50
year paid life ntenrber of the Raynrond Clcaver Anrerican Legion Post
in Matliluck. a past post conrmander
aDd n past stale viue-contnrandcr iil
the Anterican Legion, a resident of
Mattituck tirr nrany years fb{lowing
his retirenrent flonr the United States
Marine Corps.
Survivirrg are a daughter. Mrs.
Coleen Gibbons. Central Square.
N.Y.; to'o sons, Edward Browne of
Parsberg.
Gernrany, and Richard
Borrelli, Fairburr. Ceorgial a sister,
M r s . M a e H a l l , E l n r o n t .N . Y . t a l s o b v
several nieces and nephews.
Arran5;enrents are bcing handled
by the Walson Funeral Horle, Syra,
cuse, N.Y., and the DeFriest Funcral
Hone, Mattituck.
S e r v i c e sr v i l l b e h e l d a t O u r L a d v o I
Good Counsel R.C. Church on Satur,
day. August J0, at 9;J0 a.nr. Inlernrent will be in Sacred Heart Cenretety. Cutchogue. He is reposing at
DeFriest Funeral Honre. Mailituck.
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July 5, sponsoredbly the Mattituck Historical society' leatured the
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An art show futuring the work of both a
teacher and s stud€nt will be held at tlle
Historical Society Old
Mattituck
on July 5 fJom 2
Schoolhouse,Matl,ituck
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Denis Comotto,'world history tescher at
M a t t i t u c k - C u t c h o g u eH i g h S c b o o l , d i d
Dhotography work for tie Army Inlantry
ijnit ia Vietnam. He has taken graduate
work in color photography 8t Southampton
Collese. Mr. Comotto uses a Nikon F-2S
cmeia with 55mm to l35mm lens
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trtuck are pleased to annowce
ln€
engagementof their daughter.Mary Carol,
to xalrnond J. Sparling,sonof the Rev.
and
Mrs...uhartesR. Baker of Maltituck. A fall
weddng is pianned.
HONORABLE MENTION tn ahe Wslt
Whitmrtr Federul Srvings Brnk poetry
competltion for E to l2 year oldE went to
Johnny Ackerler, a second-gradcEl.udeDtat
Mattltuck Elcmentary Sch@I. HI8 entry, r
prem on pollutlon, was ciied trom grDong
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rtchogue High School, has done 9'
repiach md studied with Mr
Co;otto for the past fou years Bill us I
Konica emera with a standild 55mm lens
ild 8n 85-210mmzoom lens.
I Both t€cher and student have specislized
in redistic photography, using nature and
local scene€ for subj€ct matter. Although
Mr. ComottoprefeN working with black and
white, the exhibit will include color
photographs. All pictues are dry mouted.
Mr. Comotto and Mr. Harrison do their om
reative darkroom work, including
ed enlsging,
The exhibit will be shom in the metinS
of the Old Schoolhous at the MatHistoricsl Society on Ju.ly 5. Mr.
and Mr. Harrison will be tbere to
their work.
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T h e t t li t u c k ' C u t c h o g u eg r a d u a l i o n
East a bit ftrther to the Mattituck Historical
cereds for 1975are over and 90 Youg
on lhe Main Road,
SocietyOld Schoolhouse
peoptenut in lhe work lorce or,heaoing
r'or the first combinedart showfeaturingthe
i n . 6 r y s e r u i c eo r a c o l l e g el o r m o r e
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y'.ilishment was-recognized.as
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givcn a plaque and his wife a
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long, slanding ovation showing
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- batl.: local fireldeprtment was called out
I car fires, one in Lauel after a car
Mr. Devinewrs a Navalyetefan.l :
i :n bv Frank Kreitsek skidded on the wet
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gfandchildfen rnri I7 greal,grandchildren.
Services*,erc held Monday, .lune
2.1, at Our Lacly of Good Counsel.
M 3 l t r l u ( 1 , .f u l l l , \ e d b y l t ) t e r n r c n t l )
Long Island National
Cenreterv,
Farn)ingdale. Donrtions in lieu of
flouers nray be difected to the
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wiale.Eeakeseeileoao, is oD his uBusll.:
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states,wbioh gonerilly tekea biE tsol
, w@hsto oovet. Mr. Lupt'ou bro a na' l-'
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I lirble aoodgrower snd bis busioss{or'. I
mor€ lully evewl
loende aucl tlevolops
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silee! dipp€d
tho holclsioio tho big buokete ond
boidtdd up iDio the faotory, 8ll by 8loaE.
fo tho suDlight the ffeb gleam lik€ burnished sile6r, gold aDd Gopper, eDd tak€
oD,et!€rald, topaz 8nd opal hues. We
voi;ls
pl.r'"n";ffiXpl1
r"le"d,.'rrl"
I
sotlit
I aolly the garden spot of the
.g$&f;1.
lortbly paradiso,u loug aa I littl€ tbwn;l
I ol thio size oau tupport lou! lioonsed Ii' I
louor "emporiuo8," is siill s toitlyl
Iplsesnt ptsoe to awolt. BabJlgn 4bd I
I Jeriotro give ar air ol eeordd EDtiqntt} |
I to iie wegternplaios' wbil€ th€ dwell€r8 I
louiteeaetem ertrsmitios oen boest ofl
lrn orioutal appcraooo' strd lik€ the 8!' I
I oiout eeer,view from eome grst m*oFFtI
l " Tbe PtoEised LqDd." Troly lh€ ribvpretr
lir a gooaly on€. AltorlsYidg thb
i iy villBge ot Aoagatrs€lt, iD lh€ oaF ol
1"Grast," Ouptais Etlswortb tuthill'B
]auililg, polite ooeohpsn, o!,o trardls
I/'
lover tho big bridgs oreoteil oY'arthd I*
L A. A'i eiong tbrough s*etofm g[
parily
oosem$:{i}tf-u
iloDeE,
wsird u'ld
'holtyi'oifan$i,qg{}ff
sruDt€d;8i6rirb bf
trDtil on bEinerob is rmobed,lrom'w,|i'g!
o Elorions view bursts upou th€i€yg]
'thi
Oitus eostn.ibtb tholAtl^autio, in
gI^oBF
ol.
outligs
hazy
tho
tar ilietcse
Monteok is 8m!, ond od thti riordi'-. |ikr
B silv€r orsoeDt, Ii6e 9arliner'e $aJ
lofsoontr baol
cud in tbs @atr€ ol tbe
ustles tho big fsctory ol EUsw$'^ru
Tuthill & Oo.'
a^^
lvu
'ali8ohsrgeth€ir oBrgoes,wb&t Bore
wo,uklaevor tire ol watohiog tbo sooDo.
Adrcs tb€ bry ouly o ebort digtqnoo,ie
Gs;dine!'s Islslal, renowuod in hietory'
lhll ol roDaooBqnd 8tory, vhils on tho
born of tbo oresoeDt sbots lios
thepho8pbotquoooie worle aod olbor
dad,iiotories, whil6 out in ttl€ groat Atlautio ous oI tbe inm€Bs€ U. S. war
shilie wes B@u ougaged iu ocisliprqttioe. All osro seeos boDisb€d lron tbe
lD'
lile beoon€s sn easy dresm,
of st€ru realitiss EoE€thilg iq tbe
atEospbore briDgs rost sDil ooDtootEeut,
it is with ileep r€gr€t thot w€ l€8e€
tho seD€ eualteoqiSeiD " tbe wilderDess
ot sjn," so tcr, so fqr lrom " Tbe Proo'
igeil Lqud."
Tbo
ball wa6 orowded laEt TuoBdoJ,
at the Litetary aud tho followiug
proipamgivot: fostrueeutel duet, 18t
eioaio, Morris Wio68, ! I violin, Walte!
Brown; tho boys dlialflsely otr{ iessrYo
muoh.prrige; lesdirg by Mr$.' Rioberd
Oor; looitatio!, Mim El9o...T.gt!1ll
fr'opuftticn'n'
i$Twlcfi'niun
\;re"nl:* trl$llJ
v , . u r o &t
u u her none W"aues,l"J ribriqhrr trr
JetiDg
, o w r u 6 Oitol€
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tl,e exlrrrqu'
trL ine
ol.thie
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s!(l Thursdoy
lr l)trrd
weok, and
I'[ursdoy eveDr!8
eveDi!8 |I I ii,^
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sorrrordbioyore.
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rt''re w)r" nilvurrrrc bv trreJctrr'
bes bhn visitiog all tbe "Matt'iino1 | ! 1'
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rv)!l lclu)e'ss trDddisnetcl
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1\T!IJ\M lr,'l\7 S'i/,\tZ S.rf $1U]1,T. I
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I c"r"y'uq ou rIs ,ilx,re tJusiness,
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rtrofuperdors, rillrcf
EalwardV.Knipe
Edward
V,
Knipe
ol
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hf
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I
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( rLlItorn rht , rrs nn( sLtrrrl,u^tsi n ls. lor Frriiee lrom
tl:l':"'l'ls h,!tr\!r
rr,{ ro(llLsof h,,,!td(ns
hN\!r'
}! utrrrnls
Irtenri"rl un
utrtrnls nrten,i.l
ill" ":(llLi."'
Maltituck.l
w h o d i e d D e c .2 7 . 1 9 3 ? i e ( t a r r e
iaie vafuea at more than $6,500.]
ij"quus[ So to: B€thany Cemeter!
Arthu; II
Maltituck, Sioo;
ll"ititucx,
eis'ociatioi.
i.ii"iJ"i,
$i00; erti,ui
al
n. mil.. oi E$ex,nnsrano,
s"JXi".'lll'll'"':.
'-il:iliJ]i:.1'Iiiii:'
:l:',,';l
nephew, $4,000: Millie Tntt, Maiti- l
tuck, $5n0; cLiff I". saunders, Jamesport,g1O0;EidneyII.Cildersleeve'1
MiUer,
Cape]
$3C[; Julia
Mattituck,
Town South Africa a ni"ce. $1 0o0;
Tvson L. Hamillon, Mattiruck $200:
Jam€s A. Gilderslee\'c, Mattiluck.
$200; Presbylerian Churcll of MatLituck, $200. The residue in equal
shares betweeu Arthur t{. Mlllerl
and his wife and their children,
Helen, Joseph aDd Vernon Mliler
all of England.
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[liio'is t)l'\''tjlll
A ccntlrnnil rvlrL)sLr|cr'rl li)r rctrrs
ln Fluniler's Fieldst
;"*d,tnfr ";"t!Tiii\
"1*irx
rfJtiir.""i'"'Place;
Dnilley Pike, wbioh wN oroellent and
ehowshe.hm .iuherited 6omo' ot bi8
eenabol puoor;.sod tb€ Pro'
qiriti:oloeeil wiih.r voool duot, "Tbs
'ijo'i'1iie' Qurrret." iy Miee Bertha T.
Qililereleevo, :
n iii
i
"na'OU".l*
big diuoer
iliuser to
luclsougavea [ig
Eoh"oo
lilir.wiit
mstroDs_.of l4qtiitdok last
Kf'o
r'e I
Mis Berrrra
r. Reeve
enrerreihed
rk.
1'rk\
a"ii."'i*tia
ard i'
thc
qLill L'rnvely srrrtsri'6 r"
arnid lhe grrns belo$
we ire the 'lead shoil 11]l sl,?l;.t
rrror
li!ed felt dasn' saw
We
vere lovcd' and nos
roueaglo*
1ie.
In Flanders Eeld's
ve
uP our quf,rrel--{ilh.thejoe' we
Take
'.ii
irit, f rorn f allrng llands
throw.
'ii l3'il;X."
#,'iil.'; il' i"i;:
t'"1i'1"
sleep. lhough popples
we
siiatl not
gIOW,
ou'''o'""
"#^I'Hff;"Ji::'i,o*
jin"'.#il6*,i,ff
i";oo"r
"..i1*
j I. . ,ft* l"u,o,,rotic Aior\rsc i8 iD overy relpect
j ouperior to tiro 'Irlbuno Alrrsuoc.
r r u e . r lr , r c c l i u 'u: i S . h r u l D i r t r i c t N o 3 . o t
I ....At
'
" , r n r j r I r : b i o gI l r . v i l l { q ' . o f E s s t } l o r i n D , i L
tbis ron n
j $ds volaal trln)o3trurtDinlorsl) !o(ll_cft llo Trustcei
to buy a silo for nrcrv school liouse, 1o bc bilill.irr tLc
I fonrse of thc tear at s\ orpcr)sc of abDtri $1, !')0.
.. .Peru has decl&tcd \rsr agriust Slttrin snd rill
join her flect Nitli tbot of Chili. lt is expect,; rhot
I Ilcuador ond Bclivia wili folloiv suit.
I
. . . .l{r. La lltr[ hfls iDlrocluced o bill 40 repesl tho
charler of the Sicoul Felrl' from QrceDpor! to Ssq L
Wc bevc receivcd fronl llr. Trthill I copy i
Ilarbor.
of thc bill to exlerd lhc time for the colle(tion ofti\es I
i! thiB Statc. Ilr ertends tbs liDc in certaiD coDtir,
geDciesuDtil the firslltondal'of,\pril,
€rcept iI soDo
of l\e cities