THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1953
THE LONG ISLAND TRAVELER— MATTITUCK WATCHMAN
M A T T I T U C K
Please write, phone (Southold 3793) or stop in at our Southold Office when you have Social, Personol,
Church, Civic or other Local Newa.
I t ’s always p leasant to h ea r of local surely h ad th eir innings. One m ight
Mrs. Stanley Wolgo, Sr., h as been
boys "getting ah ead ” In other places. m ention, too, good deeds for th e d;ay spending the holiday season with her
C harles Glover, Jr., son of M r and done by “Bill” Long, Jack Rose and daughter, Mrs. Sophie Probka
Mrs. Charles Glover of M attltuck, has Jack Eckert, an d perhaps others, who
Mrs. Leslie Berm ingham spen t a
won prom otion to production m anager did guard duty a t the foot of the hill, most enjoyable holiday season w ith
T rend Publications in Los Angeles. protecting the sliders from getting out h e r daughter, Mrs. R alph Tam pe in
Cal. The organization publishes n a ­ into W ickham Avenue traffic, and Minneapolis.
tionally known m agazines devoted to shooing autolsts away from th e slope.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur July, Jr., of
m otoring and automobiles, “h o t rods”, • A cold job, bu t accomplished cheer­
Levlttown, L. I., are the happy parents
an d others. Local subscribers to some fully an d voluntarily.
of a .son, Joh n Joseph July, born on
of the publications were thrilled to see
Miss Ja n e W orthington and Mr.
“C harlie’s” nam e up along w ith the W illiam Flatley enjoyed Cliristm as ■ December 12th a t the Nassau Hospital,
Mlneola. The proU'd* grandparents are
editors and m anagers.
din n er a t the home of th e la tte r’s Mr. an d Mi’s. W ilbur July, Sr., of this
Miss E dna W ard of Newark, N. J„ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Flatley
village.
who h as been recuperating from an in Astoria. L. I.
Ml-, an d Mrs. McCabe of In d ian a p ­
illness a t th e home of her sister, Mrs.
Mr. an d Mrs. Stanley Jerm usyk of
M orrison G. Wines, retu rn ed home Calverton spent Cliristm as a t the olis have returned home after spend­
last week. Mi-s. W ines accompanied her home of Mrs. Jerm usyk's parents, Mr. ing th eir Christm as holidays w ith
th e ir parents, Mr. an d Mrs. Harold
for a re tu rn visit.
and Mi-s. Albert W orthington.
H udson a t their home on School Road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ti’owbrldge K irkup
Pvt. D onald W orthington, who is in
spen t seTeral days recently visiting in basic ti-aining a t Indiantow n G ap Mili­
PA TTERSO N - BASSFORD
Brooklyn andi New York. In company tary Reservation, Pa., spent the
with Mr. and Mr.s. Elwood Reeve, they C hristm as holidays w ith his parents, I On Satui’day, December 27th, a t two
o’clock in the afternoon, a t th e M at­
spent New Y ear’s Day an d th e week Mr. and Mrs. Albert W orthington.
tituck P rtsbyterian Church, Miss Carol
end in Primos, Pa., where they were
T he an n u al m eeting of the B ethany S tu a rt Bassford, daughter of Mr. and
guests of Mr. an d Mrs. A. C hanning
Cemetery Association was held a t th e : Mrs. Richard! Bassford, became the
Downs.
oflipe of Miss Elm a R. T uth ill on j bride of Mr. Philip A tw ater P atterson,
Legs of Lam b 59c lb. W eekend special December 30th, w ith the present
son of Mr. and Mrs. E arl H alscher of
a t Rysko’s, Cutchogue.
adv. officers being re-electedi for th e year
Corning, N. Y. T he church tastefully
T he regular m onthly m eeting of the 1953: President, H arold R. Reeve, Sr.; decorated for th e event w ith w hite
M attltuck H ospital Auxiliary is schedl- Vice Presidtents, W illiam L. B arker carnations,
m ountain
laurel
and
uled fo r Monday, Ja n u ary 12, a t 8 an d Jo h n W. Duryee; Secretary and C hristm as greens. The ceremony was
P. M. a t th e schoolhouse. T his being ’Treasurer, Miss Tuthill.
perform ed by Rev. F ran k E. M agor
th e first m eeting of the new year,
D on’t miss th e Jim an d Ja n e Shop p astor of th e church. T he wedding
w hen p lans will be discussed, it la Big Sale. See ad on Page 3.
adv. m arch was played on th e pipe organ
hoped th a t all m em bers will be pres­
A t a m eeting of th e M attltuck Fire by Mrs. Carll S. Le Valley, church or­
ent. To others who are interested In
ganist.
th e welfare of th e hospital, a m ost Commissioners held last F riday night.
’The bride, who was given in m a r­
Justice
of
Peace
R
alph
W.
T
uth
ill
was
cordSal invitation to atten d is extended.
appointed a Fire Commissioner to take riage in a double rin g ceremony, was
We have h ad our touch of real w in­ th e place of th e late George G. ’Tut- dressed in w hite wool jersey, satin
ter. f t was sh o rt lived, bu t d id n ’t th e hill. T he appointee is to serve through trim m ed, w ith cloche of satin to m atch
kids enjoy it! For a couple days ice the year 1953. I n December a n elec­ and beige veil. She wore a corsage of
was th ick enough, an d smooth, on tion will be held to choose a commis­ w hite chrysanthem um s.
Wolf P it Lake for them to have a sioner to fill out th e balance of the
H er m atron of honor was h er sister,
grand tim e skating. T h en came New late Mr. ’ruth lU ’s term , w hich would
Mrs. J. A. Van Ryswyck of Summit,
Y ear’s D ay’s snow to spoil th e skating have expired December 31, 1955.
N. J. Mrs. Van Ryswyck wore beige
b u t it m ade for equally grand coasting.
’The M attituck u n it of the N ational
"Upper Pike S treet”, w hich usedi to Rifle Association held a turkey shoot wool jersey w ith black accessories and
corsage of shaded red daises. Miss
be “Conklin’s H ill” in our own boy­
on th e ir range on Chester Melot’s farm Dolores Ruscher, th e bridesm aid, wore
hood days, was once more given over
Sunday afternoon, Ja n u ary 4th. Aim­
to sled traffic, an d th e youngsters ing a t a ta rg e t a t 30 yards, sh arp ­ pale blue jersey w ith m atching felt
cloche, a n d corsage of yellow mums.
shooters who won turkeys were Jam es
T he groom’s’ best m an w as Clifford
■Horton (2), N orm an Reilly, P aul B itt­ Smock of Corning, N. Y., andi th e
ner, a n d “P a t” Nine, each 1. “P a t’s ” ushers were R ichard a n d Stephen
winning h it was th e best m ark of th e Bassford, brothers of th e bride, b oth
afternoon’s sport.
In your backyard
of M attituck, an d Ronald Neugold of
Miss N ancy Duryee, whose studies M alverne, L. I.
a t Uie K ath rin e Gibbs School In
T he bride’s m other wore a black
Boston, were interrupted by a n injury, crepe dtress an d h a t an d corsage of
an d h a d been filling a position in New w hite mums, an d th e groom’s m other,
in c in e r a t o r
York in th e interim , retu rn ed to th e
Quickly, aafely, n - school on Tuesday to com plete h er a dress of sheer wool purple, w hite
felt h k t an d w hite m um corsage.
duces to fine ash all course. H er fath er, Jo h n W. Duryee,
A fter the ceremony a reception for
burnable tra sh from and h e r brother. Jack, accompanied
fifty guests was held a t th e hom e of
house or garden — h er to Boston.
th e bride’s parents. L ater th e happy
Our congratulations th is week to Mr. couple left for th e ir honeym oon and
paper, rags, gar­
bage, leaves.
No and Mrs. Irving C. Wells whose 25th will m ake th e ir hom e a t 203 South
wedding anniversary was on W ednes­ M ain Street, Canastota, N. Y. T he
mess, no sparks.
Endorsetf by iisen day, Jan . 7. P a r t of th e ir celebration bride’s going away ou tfit was of brown
and F ire PreTentioii was to be a fam ily dinner p arty a t wool, gold coat an d brown accessories.
Bureaus firom coast M itchellls R estaurant, Gxeenport.
T h e bride, a g raduate of M attituck
Mrs. M yra Glutzbeck is a p atien t a t H igh School an d th e C rane School of
to coast.
Lights a t top, burns St. C lair’s H ospital, New York, where Music, S tate University T eachers’ Col­
down. No extra fuel she h as undergone a m ajor operation. lege, Potsdam , N. Y., and Is a mem ber
needed. W eather re- All who know h e r wiU be glad to hear r f th e faculty of th e C anastota C entral
Write for
s
i s t i n g Porcelain she is doing well.
Schools. T h e groom is a g raduate of
llhtlra la d Circular
Victor W illiams is vacationing w ith
Enam el Iron.
Clarkson College of Technology a t
friends in Brooklyn an d vicinity over
Pricp:
Pot.sdam, and Is a m echanical engineer
th
e
New
Y
ear’s
week
end.
No. 1—11^ bu. wt. 70 lbs.
S44.00
w ith Easy W asher of Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Belle Ruthinow sk is vsiting
No. 3—3 bu. wt. 100 lbs.
$60.00
O ut-of-tow n guests a t th e wedding
No. G—6 bu. wt. 150 lbs.
$100.00 h er parents, Mr. an d Mrs. Michael included Mr. and Mrs. E arl H aischer,
Ruthinowski,' over th e week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smock an d Mr.
Mr. a n d Mrs. George A hem s and
E. D. WIRTH
A. Brekke, all of Corning; Miss Bever­
family of Sel<Jen were guests of Vic­
ly P atterso n of M an h attan , K ansas;
P ine Neck Road
to r W illiams and m other on New
Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es K ane of ’Troy,
SOUTHOLD, N. Y.
Y ear’s Day.
N. Y.; a n d Mr. andi Mrs. T racy H aines
of New York City.
Bum Your Rubbish
D IV ID E N D N O T IC E
The Southold Savings Bonk has declared its quarterly
dividend for the three months ending December 31, 1952
payable Jan u ary 1, 1953, a t the rate of 2 J 4 % per annum.
Deposits m ade on or before Jan u ary 10, 1953 will be
0
entitled to dividends from January 1st.
MEMBER FEDERAL D EPO SIT INStJBANCE CORPORATION
TANDY - CHARTERS
T he wedding of Miss M arilyn E.
C harters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richferd C h arters of M attituck, an d
Mr. Jack T andy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
B urton ’Tandly of Shokan, N. Y., took
place a t th e M attituck Presbyterian
C hurch on Neiw Y ear’s D ay a t twp
o’clock in th e afternoon. Rev. F ran k
E. Magor, p astor of th e church, i>erform ed th e double ring ceremony, held
In frb n t of a large bouquet of ch ry ­
santhem um s on th e altar.
T h e bride w as given in m arriage by
h e r fath e r. She wore a n ivory sa tin
skirt, Chantilly lace bodice, finger tip
veil an d crown of orange blossoms an d
n e t niching. H er bouquet w as a cas­
cade of gardenias a n d Ivy.
Mrs. R obert J . T yrrell of Paw ling
N. Y., w as th e m atro n of honor an d
th e bridesm aid w as Miss Audrey Reed
Fifty cents off per hundred - cash sales
For Month of January Only
Southold G. L. F.
HUMMEL AVE.
SOUTHOLD 3868
of Riverhead. ’Their gowns were moss
green satin bodices, n e t stoles an d W e l c o m e H o m e P a r t y
skirts, a n d they carried old fashioned I G i v e n f o r I r a T u t h i l l
bouquets of American B eauty roses.
A welcome hom e p arty w as given
Thom as B. Reeve of Miattltuck was
Saturday, Ja n u ary 3, for Ira T uth ill
th e groom’s best man.
who arrived hom e C hristm as Eve after
A fter the ceremony a reception, a t ­
fourteen m onths in Korea.
tended by th e im m ediate fam ilies of
The house was beautifully decorated
the bride an d groom w as held a t th e
by Bob Moeller w ith American flags
Hotel H enry Perkins, Riverhead.
T he bride and groom le ft for a an d red, w hite and blue stream ers. A
honeymoon in New York City. ’The beautiful welcome home cake was
bricO’s going away outfit was a suit madb by Mrs. Bruce T uthill.
Those who attended were: Mr. and
dress of Navy blue ribbed faille w ith
black accessories and corsage of double Mrs. Jerry Brower and children, Joyce,
Gloria and Billy; Mr. and' Mrs. Ray
oi'chics.
T)ie brick’s m other wore a black Van A tta an d sons, Ray. Jr, and
crepp dvp.ss with pink satin trim and Jerry; MLss G loria W illard nan Mr.
ccrsage of pink roses. T he proom’s and Mrs. William P e ttit and Mr. Aln 'othcr wore a N.ivy blue dro,':; an d a hprt Sm ith, all of Baldwin; Mr. and
Mrs. H erbert HclTman of Smithtown,
corsage of pink roses.
Mr. anc'i Mrs. Tandy, on th eir re ­ Mr nnd Mrs. George Gordon and
tu rn from their honeymoon, will make '-nn-bipr, Wilma, of P o rt .lefTer.son;
th e ir home in a ncwlv cnm rlofed house ■''fr William Wells of G reenport, MissCa.ssel of Southold. Mi-. Bob
in M attltuck. The brie): i-,
’-^gistered
nurse, and th e groom is \vi;ii the Long ’'TnpHpr of Cutchogue. Mr. and Mrs.
T uthill and d/Bughter, Gloria
Islan d Lighting Co.
Arn, Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Schelln, Mr.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
-nd Mrs. Russell D. T uth ill an d son,
M r. an d Mrs. Jo h n W oessner of David, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R u th in M ain Road, M attituck, have announced rski, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hallenbeck,
the engagem ent of th e ir daughter, Mrs. G ladys Nine, Mr. Roger Young,
Miss Jo an A. Woessner, to Mr. John
Tv/Tvrop Young, Mr. Neil Nine, Mrs.
A. Polywoda, son of Mrs. C onrad ’^nrothv Scholl. Mrs. M orton Phillips,
Polywodta, of Bayvlew Road, Southold,
en d th e late Mr. Polywoda. Miss Mrs. H arold Weggeland, Mr. F ran k
Woessner was graduated from M a tti­ Oliver an d son, Ronald, all of M atti­
tuck High School and is employed as tuck; Mr. an d Mrs. M orris K ent, Mr.
a secretary a t M attituck High School andi Mrs. A rth u r G iella, Mrs. Jacob
H er fiance attended! Southold H igh
Mlynarczyk, Mrs. Caroline Morris,
School and is associated' w ith his
Mrs.
P ra n k Dickeski, Miss E dna Fos­
m other in farm ing.
ter, Miss Lilian K ent, Miss PhyUls
MATTITUCK GIRL SCOUTS
K ing an d Mrs. M ary Seymour from
’The M attituck G irl Scouts m et a t New Suffolk.
the home of Joanne B crdinka on D e­
cember 11th. In stead of holding a
business meeting, we m ade Cliristm as M attituck Presbyterian Church
presents. R efreshm ents were served by
Joan ne Berdinka. H ie n ex t m eeting
This is one of th e m ost significant
will be a t D iane B ittn er’s.
weeks in our church w inter program.
D ianne B ittn er, Scribe ’The annual m eeting on W ednesday
evening followed by week of prayer
JANUARY BIRTHDAYS
services on ’Thursday an d Friday eve­
17 Jo h n Oliver
nings a t 7:30. Dr. Jo h n Mason Wells
Mrs. S arah B. Van Ryswyck
will be our guest preacher on Friday
18 Mrs. R u th Lessard
evening.
Alex Zaneskl
T he high school young people are
19 Mrs. Florence K. Mahoney
invited to m eet a t th e m anse next
21 Mrs. Grace E. Duryee
Sunday afternoon a t four o’clock. ’The
Miss Agnes Sheff
group enjoyed a covered-dish supper
22 Miss Lizzie Mae ’TuthUl
and discussion m eeting la st week.
Holly Je an Addy
All m en of th e parish are cordHally
Miss Eva Lynch
invited to share in an interestng sup­
23 Miss Jo an G erhardt
per m eeting of th e M en’s B rotherhood
24 Jo h n Woessner
n ex t W ednesday evening a t 6:30. P ro­
Mrs. A nna H ansen
gram C hairm an Bill U nkelbach states
P aul P arrish
th a t Dr. Robohm of Southold will be
25 Jam es Berdinka
present to share w ith us h is A laskan
Jack Berdinka
pictures an d experiences. I t Is urgent
26 Joe Deerkoski
th a t we have reservations.
Miss Helen Danowskl
As soon as possible th e an n u a l fin ­
W alter G rable
ancial reports will be mimeographed
27 Louis M aston
a n d m ailed to all members. N ext
Miss P a tty Comlskey
week’s church column will carry a de­
Mrs. L ura Oliver
tailed statem en t of th e aim ual m eeting
Mrs. M ary Downs
high-llghts.
Miss Eileen Emilie T erry
29 Mrs. M arie M. A rm brust
C hurch calendars fo r 1953 are being
28 Jeffrey Gordon Lessard
mailedi to each hom e by Mr. David
31 Mrs. Lorraine H. W ilshusen
D eFrlest. Anyone who fails to receive
Rev. F ra n k Magor
a calendar should call P asto r M agor
a t 8565. ’This public op(portunlty is
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER
taken to th an k Mr. D eF rlest for these
EPISCOPAL
lovely religious calendars.
M attituck, L. I.
Presbyterian P astors from Long
REV. THOMAS J. HALDEMAN, Vicar
Island, Brooklyn-Nassau, New York
MRS. JAMES WASSON, O rganist
MR. ROBERT LARSON, C hurch School an d W estchester Presbyteries will m eet
for two days in Jam aica next week for
Superintendent.
9:30 A. M. Holy E ucharist an d Serm on church study purposes. Your pastor
plans to attend.
9:30 A. M. Church School
PAGE NINE
J E W E L R Y
DIAMONDS
WATCHES - CLOCKS
STEV A N
B A N IC K
SPECIALIST
WATCH-CLOCK REPAIR
209 MAIN ST.
GREENPORT, N. Y.
GREENPORT 1080
B e n j . M o o r e ’s P a i n t s - V a r n i s h e s - E n a m e l s
M a rin e P a in ts - R o p e - T w in e
B u ild e rs a n d M a rin e H a r d w a r e
T o o ls - P a in t B ru sh e s - C u tle ry
S h o p m a s te r P o w e r T o o ls
F is h in g T a c k le -- A m m u n itio n .
L o c k sm ith S e rv ic e
YOU SAVE WHEN YOU BUY AT
W ashington W h ite ’s Sons
Phone 7-0317
GREENPORT
120 Moin Street
W a m s u tta S u p e rc a le S h e e ts a n d P illo w C ases
January W h ite Sale
HEADQUARTERS
H. K. ANTOUN
L IN E N
SH O P
(Monogramming to Order)
125 ROANOKE AVE.
Tel. 2825
RIVERHEAD, N. Y.
C
F la v o r
iU
a
to
S a tis fy
^ ery
T a s te ..^
P ric e E v e ry o n e C a n A ffo rd !
ROYAL COFFEE
Enjoy this fu ll-b o d ie d , p le a tin g
coffee . . . b le n d e d .to y o ur t a i l a
. . . a n d SAVE MONEY, TOO!
Every p o u n d
is g ro u n d fresh
lo y o u r o rd e r.
M A T T IT U C K
P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H
F r a n k E. M agor, P a s to r
S O ID O N IY AT
SUNDAY;
9:45 A. M. C h u rch School
11:00 A. M. W orship S erv ice
6:30 P. M W estm inster Fellow ship
REWARD
Reward is oiTered for Inlorm atlon
leading to th e arrest an d ovnvlotlon
of th e person or persons destroying
Soath«)d P ark D istrict Property.
C harles T a n D iver,
n o re n e e Moffat,
O. S, Nieklei.
Sonthold P ark Conunisslonera
BOHACK FOOD MARHITS
S teel
Conveyors
M ade
SA V E
to O rd e r
U P
Here's the easi­
T O
est way to save
100%
ON
for next Christ­
LA BO R
•
mas. Come in
LET US HAVE YOUR
REQUIREMENTS
N O T I C E
^
today. Join
m i
club.
•
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
th a t any person or persons
placing or leaving any stones,
trash, ashes or dirt of any kind
on any public town highway or
sidewalk in the Town or Southold will be held responsible for
any accident or dam age to any
vehicle or person or persons
riding a bicycle on any road or
sidewalk in the Town c f Southold.
All persons are forbidden
driving or towing tractors or
any vehicles with lugs or any
kind of projections on wheels
over the oiled surface thereby
damaging the sam e of any
public town highway in the
Town of Southold.
The low provides for a pen­
alty of a fine of $ 5 0 0 to
$50.00 for this offense, which
will positively be enforced
against all persons convicted.
HAROLD PRICE,
Superintendent of Highways,
Town of Southold.
K e n n e th G . B ro w n
M a c h in e W o rk *
H A M IL T O N A V E N U E
M A T T IT U C K , L. I.
M a ttltu o k 8925
Long
Isla n d
S ta te
T ru st Co.
RIVERHEAD, M. Y.
M em ber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio*
ROCKWOOL INSULATION
Matt Blanket — Full Thick
Semi Thick
G EO R G E
BPS Paint
Tel. 8559
I
B ank &
L. PE N N Y ,
•
IN C .
Hardware
MATTITUCK, L I.