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LONG ISLAND TRAVELER-WATCHMAN
AHUGEBLOCKPARTY was held Saturday evening, A u g u st!, by the Sigsbee Road Association. Dancing in the
dark were Marilyn Higgins, Treasurer, Thomas Kuhlmann, Vice President, Syliva Appenzellar, Secretary and John
Salomon, President.
Photo by P eter Stevens
Mattitutk
All community events may be called in to 765-3425
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Woodward ot
Oklahoma City, visited his mother
recently. Mrs. Eva Woodward of
Wickham Ave., Mattituck. Mrs. Ethel
Oates of Plainfield, N .J., visited her
sister, Mrs. Eva Woodward for the
month of July. Her d aughter, Mrs.
Charles Hill came for her Tuesday of
last week and they returned Friday.
United States Coast Guard Auxil­
iary 18-8 of Mattituck will conduct a
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Courtesy
motor boat examination, Saturday,
August 9, from 10 a.m . to 12 noon, at
Strong’s Mattituck Marina, Camp
Mineola, Mattituck.
Don’t forget to stop at the Sacred
H eart Parish Hall, Main Road, Cutchogue, on Saturday, A ugust 16 b e t­
ween 9 a.m . and 5 p .m . to browse at
the Rum m age and Yard Sale, spon­
sored by Our Lady of Fatima Rosary
Society.
Nancy G. Tuthill of Mattituck was
one of 157 m em bers of Albany Busi­
ness College's g raduating class to
rcceivc a two year Associate degree
at the college's 118th commcnce■ ajent in Ju n e . Miss Tuthill
graduated with highest honors in the
two J j a r execi^ivc secretarial pro­
gram'. She is the d au g h ter of Mr. and
p n iT U C K
tw in c im a n a
G rant City, Route 25, M attituck
298-4400
No one under 16 will be admitted after 6 P. M.
W ithout Parent or Adult Guardian
Now Tiiru August 12th
T W IN
ONE OF OUR DINOSAURS IS MISSING
7:00 and 10:15 P. M.
Mrs. Austin B, Tuthill, Ole Jule Lane,
Mattituck, and a 1972 g rad u ate of
Mattiiuck High.Sphool.
Sargeant Ja m es Anderson of F re e­
man Road, Mattituck, has ju st com­
pleted a tour of active duty with the
Suffolk County Office of Emergency
P reparedness (formerly Civil De­
fense) according to Suffolk County
OEP Director Major Norman Kelly.
Sgt. Anderson is assigned to Suffolk
County under a new reserve program
called MOBDES which enables a
military reservist to earn retirem ent
credit while assisting the County
Emergency P rep aredness Office with
his military experience and back­
ground. In his civilian capacity, Sgt.
Anderson is employed as Assistant
Protective Program s Officer by the
I.R.S. at the Brookhaven Service
Center in Holtsville, N.Y. Sgt. Ander■ son has formerly served on active duty
with both the Army and Air Force. He
is married and has one son.
The Mattituck firemen were called
out in the night Sunday to answer an
alarm on the Boulevard. A smoldering
chair was soon extinguished.
Mrs. Emma Skinner of Mattituck
visited on Staten Island over the
weekend, w here she attended the
m arriage of h er g randdaughter.
Mrs. Kay Burden of Oswego, N.Y.,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
M argaret MacMillan.
On Saturday, July 26 at Our Lady of
Good Council Church in Mattituck, a
very pretty wedding took place, when
Miss Susan Denizio, d au gh ter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Denizio of Southold,
becam e the bride of David Haas, son
of Mr. and M rs. Fred Haas of
Mattituck. Rev. Raymond Nugent, a
very close friend of both families,
performed the ceremony. A delight­
ful reception was held at the Mattituck
Manor.
Mrs. Marion Rohrbach of H unting­
ton, spent the day, Tuesday, with her
sister, Mrs. Allyn Tuthill in Mattituck.
Doris Reeve entertained her can­
asta club on W ednesday afternoon.
The Senior Citizens of Mattituck
enjoyed a bus trip to Point Pleasant,
N .J . on T h ursd ay . They strolled on the
boardwalk, had lunch, and returned to
Mattituck in the early evening.
"B o b b y ” Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Mattituck,
after spending two years in Colorado,
brought his new bride home for a visit
with Mattituck relatives. The new
bride was formerly Miss M argaret
Pheeney, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Pheeney of Sigsby Road, M atti­
tuck. Bob will return to his studies at
the University of Colorado soon.
Congratulations to the happy couple.
Mrs. A rthur H. Penny, nee Jule
Craven, celebrated h er 84th birthday
on August 7. She and her brother,
Charles Craven, usually spend their
birthdays together, as they fall on the
same date. He was 77, but at present
Mr. Craven is in England.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore are
vacationing in Nova Scotia.
Have you seen the old pictures in
Suter and Raynors window? It’s well
worth a look.
John Melot, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C hester Melot of Mattituck, has
returned from an archeological “ d ig ”
in San Salvador, the Baham as. His trip
was a credit course from Oswego
College. About 20 stud en ts spent a
month there, unearthing
Indian
relics.
Mrs. Carolyn G rossenbacher and
her 5 children have returned to her
home in Mattituck from a m onth’s
vacation in California. Mrs. G rossen­
bacher is one of our very efficient
school bus drivers.
Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Urist and three
children of M arlene Drive arrived
home last T hursday after an extended
trip. They visited Iceland for a week,
then on to Luxemburg, Germany and
the Black Forest. From there they
went to Bern, Switzerland and visited
with Mrs. U rist’s mother and brother
and families. They reported really
cold w eather in Iceland, but hot in
Switzerland.
Thanks to everyone who worked,
donated and supported the Mattituck
Presbyterian Church Auction and
Country Fair on July 26 which m ade it
such a great success.
Now it is nearing t^e tim e for the
Chicken Barbecue on A ugust 9, from
5:30 to 7:30 p.m . Adult tickets are
$3.50each, children’s $2.50each with
an additional charge of 50 cents each
for take-out orders and 75 cents for
deliveries. If you h av en ’t already been
contacted, and would like tickets, they
may be obtained at the church office
any morning except Saturday b e ­
tween the h o u rso f9 a.m . and 12 noon.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1975
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH held a Bazaar August 2 at the church on Breakwater Road, Mattituck. Shown
above are Mary Tatakis, President of the Ladies Society, Catherine D. Tsounis, Marika D. Maoury, Vice President,
Cleo P. Tsounis, Board M ember. Religious icons, baked goods and used items sold briskly.
Pliotb~bj ?eU x ISteveDS
CARE AIDS
Due to a severe drought affecting
some 27 provinces of the Dominican
Republic, CARE has purchased and
is shipping nearly four million pounds
of food for distribution to the victims.
An estim ated 428,000 rural families
are stricken by the
w idespread
drought that has reached into the
upper central region of the country
known as ‘‘the n ation’s food b ask et.”
Plantings of b eans and rice, staples of
the Dominican diet, were rujned by
months of continuous dry weather.
LYNX
Friday and Saturday Nights
August 8 & 9
G alley H o
Peconic Bay (N.F. Shipyar'd)
734-5330 New Suffolk';
S un day, A u g u st 10
J A Z Z N IG H T
F e a tu rin g J e rry V e r m e
“A T rib u te to B en n y G o o d m a n ”
R eservations Suggested
W e d n e s d a y N ig h t C oo ko u t O n O u r P a tio
T h u rsd ay , A u g . 7: In te rn a tio n a ] N ig h t
G e rm a n C uisine
S a tu rd a y N ig h t D a n c in g O n T h e P a tio
1784
S un day B u ffe t 1 - 8 p jn .
765-5544
End ot Boyyiew'ftd.
Closed Tuesdo
Southold
D in n e r S erved 6 - 10 p jn .
PINOCCHIO
8:40 P. M.
D riv e-In Theater
Rated G
A u g . 6 — 19
ONE OF OUR
Now Thru August 12th
D IN O S A U R S
TOWERING INFERNO
T W IN
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7:00 and 9:45 P. M.
an d
Rated PG
under NEW ownership
p irfo c c H io
TWO COMPLETE
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WALT DISNEY MATINEES
The Grey Goose Tavern
Starting Daily At 1:00 and 2:00 P. M.
Peconic Bay Blvd. Aquebogue 722-8988
TOWNSEND MANOR INN
F R E E B U F F E T
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Friday & Saturday
. Aug. 1, 8 and 9
Sest ai i t ant k Coclitail Lounge
"W here Fine Food and Friendly Service is a Tradition"
L a d ie s N ig h t
BREAEFiiST 8-11:30 LVNCBEOK 12-2:30
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• Restaurant
• (Jocktail Lounge
• Swimming Pool
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Reduced Prices of Drinks
FOOSBALL TABLE
POOL TABLE
PIN-BALL MACHINE
SUNDAYBINNER 12-9
O p e n E v ery Day • All M u jo r C re d it
Sunday Night
Drinks always reasonably priced
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714 MAIN ST.
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Overlooking Scenic Peconic Bay
Please call 722-8988 for Directions.
Fred Marsland, Owner
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