THE EAST HAMPTON STAR. EAST HAMPTON. N. Y.. NOVEMBER 10. 19GS
The Springs
Mrs. John F. Davis. Corr.
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Mrs. John Talcott of Tappen. N. Y.,
spent the weekend o f Oct. 30 with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
V. Miller, Stone Highway.
Jane Denton o f W y ck off Heights
Nursing School, Brooklyn, spent last
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. William Denton o f Stone
Highway.
Mrs. Peter Federico o f Fort Pond
Boulevard fell on Nov. 5 and broke
her le ft arm. She is recuperating at
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Brown and
;hildren of M errick w ere at their
cottage on Gardiner Avenue last
weekend.
also the first anniversary o f Mr.
Saskas' opening o f the Sinclair gas
station at the corner o f School Street
and Fireplace Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Finch of
Kings Point Road and Wantagh have
just com pleted a three-week motor
tour o f France. They visited in Mrs.
Finch’s hom e town, near Nice.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Miller
o f Fireplace Road received word
M onday this w eek from their son,
Corporal Benjamin T. Miller, who
is stationed in Panama, that he has
spent the past two weeks in South
Am erica with a radio repairman
teaching team.
Ben is now going to attend elec­
tronics school. He had expected to
be hom e on furlough in D ecem ber
but now says it will probably be
late spring o f 1967.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Distler Sr.,
and Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs.
Kenneth
Bennett of Garden City,
Robert B. Miller celebrated his
birthday Nov. 3 with his fam ily and w ere weekend guests o f Mr. and
Mrs.
Ernest
Distler o f Clearwater
friends at his hom e on Neck Path.
Beach.
Mrs. Samuel
Fields and her
daughter Isabel o f East Hampton,
are spending their fall vacation at
their camp, Happy Time, on Ship­
yard Lane.
ROY CARY, snags a pass from Marvin Collins.
Square dancing w ill be held at
Ashawagh Hall Saturday, beginning
at
9 p.m.
wards went to the United States
Coast Guard Academ y in New L on­
Circle
One o f the Springs C om ­
don, Conn., last weekend, to visit
their son, Norman Edwards Jr. It m unity Chapel w ill meet next W ed­
nesday,
Nov.
16, at 1 p.m. with
was a parents’ weekend.
Mrs. Edgar Espach and Mrs. Strat­
ton M iller as hostesses. Circle Tw o
Philip James o f Manhasset, form ­
w ill meet in the evening o f Nov.
er Amagansett summer resident,
16, at 8 p.m.
com poser and conductor and form er
head o f the music department at
The Springs School boys’ soccer
New Y ork University, has bought
team played a non-league game
the Clifford Stanton place in Shinagainst East Hampton on Nov. 4
necock Hills as a summer home.
and were the victors with a score
o f 3-2.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sykes
The seventh and eighth grades
have been com ing to their hom e here made a trip to New Y ork today ac­
every weekend this fall. This week, companied by Mrs. Elwyn Harris,
Mr. Sykes is attending a business Fred Yardley, William L ycke Jr.,
conference in Miami Beach, Fla.
and Mrs. Joan Mann. They visited
the Planetarium, the R C A Building
David King, son of Mr. and Mrs. and the W ax Museum.
Donald King, Hedges Lane, enter­
On Monday this w eek the school
tained friends in celebration o f his was entertained at an assembly in
13th birthday Saturday.
charge o f Thomas Grimm. He lec­
tured and showed pictures on a
Chief John P. O’Brien, USN, w orld tour.
entertained Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Mrs. G eorge Hayman o f Kings
Williams o f East Hampton in Naples,
Italy, on the w eekend o f Oct. 29. Point Road entertained at a TupperChief O’Brien and his fiancee ac­ ware party on W ednesday evening.
com panied Mr. and Mrs. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Johnson and
to Rom e before their return to the
fam ily spent last Sunday in Free­
United States.
port.
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Mrs. Mark Ryan Sr. is a patient
in the Southampton Hospital.
Mrs. James Hren underwent an
operation in the Southampton Hos­
pital last week.
Mrs. Harry Vail was hostess to
the Wednesday Bridge Club yester­
day at her home on the Montauk
Highway.
Thomas Bennett is on a gunning
trip this w eek on Tangier Island,
in Chesapeake Bay.
Mrs. Francis Smith flew to Dun­
kirk, N. Y., on Saturday to attend
the funeral of her maternal grand­
mother.
Mrs. George Eichhorn was hostess
to her sewing group last Thursday.
Pat Bistrian met his brother, Dr.
Bruce Bistrian, in Maryland this
week for a shooting trip. Dr. Bistrian
has been taking an Arm y Special
Forces course in Texas, South Caro­
lina, and North Carolina.
Sag Harbor
Mrs. Ray Harris, Corr.
W ILLIAM M YRICK , 23, looks for a hole as Marvin Collins, 11, tried to lead him through. The Southampton
defensive unit was too strong, however, and it was no g iin .
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A daughter was born on Oct. 28
to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes.
Anthony Mazzeo Jr. celebrated his
birthday Oct. 30 at a fam ily dinner
party at L enny’s Noyac Casino.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank F. Holm berg
Sr. returned this w eek from a threeweek vacation in Daytona Beach,
Fla. Before returning home, they
visited with their daughter, Mrs.
Walter Freiberger, and her fam ily
in Providence, R. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Soderlund
of High Street spent the weekend
in Connecticut.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Steuart of
Middletown, Conn., and their son
Colonel Richard Steuart, o f Balti­
more, Md., visited last w eek with
Mr. Steuart’s sister, Mrs. Henry
Wagner. High Street. Mr. Steuart
spent his boyhoo^ in Sag Harbor.
Mrs. Albert Klingler. w ho has been
living at the Southampton Nursing
Hom e fo r tw o years, has returned
to be with her daughter, Mrs. K osty
Baer, Franklin Avenue.
The form er A lene’s beauty salon
on Washington Street has a new
owner, Joseph Adorante, w ho is re­
Gary Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
decorating it and plans to open in
Mrs. John Anderson returned
M ichio Kambara o f New York, a few weeks.
home Nov. 3 from Southampton Fred Tucker, Conklin Lane, cele­
MIKE FROOD, 73, tackles Ed Staudenmeier of Southampton. The Mariners chalked up a 26-0 victory, the
form erly o f Tokyo, Japan, visited
brated
his
14th
birthday
Tuesday
after undergoing surgery. She is
35th in the 43 East Ham pion-Southam pton contests so far.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Davis on Nov. 1.
Mrs. Harry B. Wade has m oved
reported making a nice recovery at with a party fo r friends.
from Hampton Street and is occupy­
her home on the Montauk Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lackay and ing the A. J. Fabiano apartment on
On Tuesday Mrs. James H. Reudaughters Susan and Pamela, of the Sag Harbor Turnpike.
Society of Christian Service will visit in Brookline, Mass., with her FOOTBALL
Mrs. Herbert E. Field, Main Street, tershan o f Stony Hill Road was East
Queens Village, spent the weekend
present a film, "Portrait of a Woman. son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
attended a reunion o f the Alum nae Hampton’s official election return
Continued From P »ge 1
of
Oct.
30
at
their
cottage
on
Tyrone
Carol Duncan, a senior at P ier­ Follow ing the m ovie, the Books of Mrs. James Misho, and their two
Association o f the Hospital of the reporter to the News Election Ser­
fo r nine, to bring it to the one-yard
Drive.
vice,
which
supplies
information
to
James
and first Peter will be studies; children.
son
High
School,
recently
spent
a
University o f Pennsylvania on Oct.
line.
Then
Duane
Schnaars plunged
w eekend visiting Potsdam and Ithaca the m eeting w ill be in the Church
29. Mrs. Field then drove on to the television networks and wire
Robert Davis, w ho is a student at Colleges. While at Ithaca, she was School room, and young adults o f
Joseph Kristopowitz Jr., w ho at­ over fo r the second touchdown.
Boalsburg, Pa., to visit Mr. and Mrs. services. The League o f Women
The
Bonackers
tried
a little razzleJohn F. K ennedy College in Wahoo, the guest o f Bill Vanderyt, a 1966 the area have been invited. The tends the Central City Business
Wayne Field, w ho recently m oved Voters asked the local branch of
the Am erican Association of Uni­ Neb., has been named manager again graduate o f Pierson and a fresh­ group w ill meet again for Bible Institute in Syracuse, N. Y., made dazzle after the kick, and it almost
there from North Haven.
this year for the college varsity man at Cornell University. They study at 8 p.m. next Wednesday.
a weekend visit with his parents, paid off. Collins took the kick, and
Mr. Field spent last weekend deer versity Women, o f w hich Mrs. ReuMr. and Mrs. Joseph Kristopowitz handed o ff to Myrick, w ho went up
tershan is a member, to tally and basketball team.
attended the C om ell-Y ale football
hunting in the Adirondacks.
the sidelines fo r 20 yards.
The Couples’ Club of the Pres­ Sr. and his sister, Susan.
report the vote.
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game and other hom ecom ing w eek­
On a second-dow n situation, the
byterian Church met Oct. 31 in the
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson, who end activities at Cornell.
The W omen’s Guild of the Pres­
Mrs. Natalie Dubassoff o f New Bonac backfield fum bled a lateral,
Church hall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
own a cottage on Fireplace Road,
AVIS
Directors
Meet
byterian Church w ill meet Monday,
The directors o f the Amagansett have built a new hom e on Pine
On Oct. 30, about 30 children went Chandler, recently retired and resi­ York has a new hom e under con ­ which was recovered by Bill Silver
at 8 p.m., at the Parish House.
of Southampton on the East Ham p­
Drive, East Moriches, and entertain­ “ trick or treating” for Unicef, and dents o f John Street, w ere w elcom ­ struction on Town Line Road.
Members have been asked to turn Village Improvement Society m et on
ton 28. Collins ended the Mariner
ed,
at
open
house
there
on
Nov.
5.
Monday
at
the
hom
e
o
f
Mr.
and
collected
$100. Last year, $16 was ed as members by the Club presi­
in their missionary collections.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish A rm ­ threat with an interception on the
dent,
Howard
Koelln.
Mrs. Donald Lam b of Meeting House
collected.
A Halloween skit was presented strong o f New Y ork w ere at their 1 2 .
Lane.
Mrs.
F.
L
ow
ell
Overton
entered
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hom e on Stone Road fo r the w eek­
Again the Bonackers w ere unable
Mr. Lamb, the president, report­ Southampton Hospital on Tuesday.
An “ Open Sch ool" night was held b y Mr. and Mrs. William Poate, end.
More new books have been re­
with m em bers taking part. Refresh­
to move, and punted to the South­
ceived by the Amagansett Library. ed on the location o f the new Post Her, son, Fred, is hom e on a short Wednesday at Pierson School, for
ampton 41. A fter the Mariners
Office building between IG A and leave from the Naval A ir Station parents of children in kindergarten ments w ere prepared by Dr. and
C. Russell Burke o f N ew York
The list includes:
marched for two successive first
the car wash.
in Warminister, Pa.
and the first six grades. It marked Mrs. Eugene Brandon.
spent the w eekend in his hom e on
Mask of Apollo, Renault; Prom e­
downs, Roy Cary intercepted a
Sam Munger, chairman o f the tree
"Education Weelc” in the State’s
Main Street.
House Burns
theus, Maurois; De Gaulle: Im plac­
Rom
anosky aerial, and ran it back
committee, gave a detailed report
Connie Bossey, a sophom ore at schools.
At about 3:20 a.m. Saturday, the
able Ally, Macrides; On Aggression,
to the 38. East Hampton attempted
on the condition and needs o f trees Transylvania
College,
Lexington,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nicholas
Gillham
Lorenz; Down Where the Moon Is
Sag Harbor Fire Department was
throughout the community. AVIS Ky., has been chosen by
the
Mr. and Mrs. A . Sauer held a called to Sag Harbor Hills, to returned to Cambridge, Mass., on three passes which fell incomplete,
Small, Llew ellyn; Pedestal, Lanning;
and then punted as the half ended.
cares for 250 trees. During the past Transylvania Board o f Publications housewarming celebration recently
Early Life — Stephen Hind, Jam e­
the hom e of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Tuesday after spending a few days
Southampton scored its third t.d.
year 28 new trees were planted by for 1966-67 “ Crimson Beauty.” A at their new hom e on Ferry Road,
Jones. They had been awakened by in their hom e on Town Line Road.
son; Mr. Clemens and Mark Twain,
on an 82-yard march, culminating
AVIS, and 12 b y the Town.
girl is picked from each class.
North Haven. They form erly lived flames.
Kaplan; Atlantic Shore, John Hay.
Miss Kathleen Field, who attends with a Rom anosky plunge from the
The Town has been very coopera­
Connie
w
ill
be
presented,
with
in
Astoria.
Mr.
Sauer
is
a
retired
Firemen said they believed a short
Blind Spot, Harrington; Last V al­
the Clermont Secretarial School in one. Schnaars and Staudenmier had
tive, he said, in sharing the cost of the other class choices, at the Christ­ Burroughs Adding M achine Com ­
circuit in an electrical heating panel
ley, Haas; Last Lamp Burning,
Hicksville, spent the weekend with com bined to eat up 81 yards between
maintaiping the trees. Mr. Munger mas dance of the college in D ecem ­ pany em ploye.
caused the fire.
Griffin; Second Home, Glanville;
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John them.
said it cost $30 to plant and care ber, when they w ill receive a b ou ­
Seven pieces o f apparatus w ere
Stalking the Healthful Herbs, G ib­
The Mariners fourth score came
for one tree the first year. T o carry quet of red roses, sym bolic o f their
The Columbiettes are planning used by the Department, and East Field.
bons: Successful Calamity, Fuller;
as the result o f an intercepted pass.
on the w ork o f the tree committee reign.
their
annual
lasagna
supper,
to
be
Hampton firem en w ere asked to
Martlet’s Tale, Delbanco.
Mrs. John K err and daughter, Collins, with the ball on his own
will require a larger budget. He
Miss Bossey is a transfer student held on Sunday, Nov. 20, at the stand by.
Children’s Books
Miss Betsy Kerr, o f New Y ork w ere 23, had the pass snared b y Bob
hoped that this need w ould be con­ from Marymount College in Florida Am erican Legion Hall.
Dr. Jones was hospitalized with at their hom e on Beach Lane for
Ugly Duckling, Andersen; Big
Wine o f Southampton, w ho ran it
sidered by the many who support and is a pre-m edical major. She is
burns. A pet cat was burned to the weekend.
Sea, Armstrong; The Greeks, Asi­
back to the East Hampton 12 before
the w ork o f A V IS throughout the the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
A
fashion
show
w
ill
be
held
on
death, and many belongings were
m ov; Shadrach, Meshach and A bed- year.
being dropped from behind.
the evening o f Nov. 15 at St. A n ­ lost. The hom e was badly damaged.
Bossey of Shadow Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur T. Whitney
nego, Bible (Old Testament); What’s
Staudenmier plunged for tw o
It was announced that the annual
drew ’s School cafeteria, with re ­
Chief Jerry Boyle and his men of New Y ork w ere at their home
Good For A Six-Year-O ld?, Cole;
news letter was at the printers and
freshments to be served. The event fought the blaze for over an hour. in the Georgica Association for the yards; Schaars added four m ore;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
E.
G
oodw
in
Days of Sunshine — Days of Rain,
and
then toured the end for his
would be mailed soon.
Jr. o f Baytown, Tex., arrived M on­ will benefit the School.
A m ong Dr. Jones’ activities in New weekend.
Frye.
second score of the day. Hoffman
A quarterly members meeting will day this week to spend ten days
Y ork before m oving here was a
Last Summer T o Ride, Leitch;
be held in the Amagansett School
The Ladies’ Guild of Christ Church post as a City fire inspector.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Strong of added the extra point.
Bony Pony, Martin; Miss Pickerell on Nov. 25, at 8:30 p.m. Members with Mr. G oodw in’s grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W inthrop M iller of held a m onthly meeting Tuesday in
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have been urged to attend. Refresh­ Fireplace Road. Mr. G oodw in is in the Parish Hall. After the business
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Between, Nourse; Pigeon On My ments will be served.
Scoring: Touchdowns — Vagionas
the army and has just com pleted meeting, a sound film on Britain
Strong Sr. on Sunday.
Head, Nucera; Bushbabies, Steven­
(10 run), Schaars 2 (1 plunge, 6
was shown. Mrs. Roy L. W ebber
basic
training
in
Louisiana.
son; Bad Ben Bilge, Von Schmidt;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Berdell
Mrs. John Sweeting will be hostess
run 0), Romanosky (1 plunge).
and Mrs. Charles F. Schreier Sr.
Mrs. Helen Ayles, Corr.
One Is No Fun But Twenty Is to the Alpha Gamma Club at her
III of New Y ork spent the weekend
Conversions: Hoffman 2 (kicks).
Mrs. Frank Saskas o f Woodbine were the hostesses.
Plenty, Vogel.
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in
their
hom
e
on
Beach
Lane.
home, this afternoon.
The junior varsity football team
Drive entertained at a surprise birth­
beat Southampton on Monday by a
New members will join the M eth­
day party for her husband on Nov.
Mr. and Mrs. Blinn S. Cushman
Charles Renson has returned from
Earl Tucker ot West Orange, N. J.,
Frankie Harris has returned home
5 at Jungle Pete’s Restaurant. It was odist Church on Sunday, and will Nassau, the Bahamas, and will of New Y ork spent the weekend score o f 28 to 14. Leon Overton and
visited his brother. Frederick T uck- from the hospital, and is up and
Lou Miller scored two touchdowns.
be welcom ed at a coffee hour after
spend a few months in his home in their hom e on Main Street.
er, and family, Conklin Lane, over around, visiting friends at the IGA.
Coach Lilie o f the J.V. team said
the services. Others wishing to join
in Wainscott.
the weekend.
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Mrs. Henry McC. Gross o f New the team showed "good spirit and
ed her fifth birthday with a parly have asked to call the Rev. R.
r
”
Kathy Bennett, daughter o f Mr. for the girls o f her kindergarten Pearsall.
Mrs. Albert C. Hand Sr. returned York was at her hom e on Main tough play.”
v-aptain and Mrs. Norman Ed- and Mrs. Walter Bennett, celebrat- class and her cousins recently.
Howard Swanson
At 8 p.m. Monday, the Women's home on Saturday from a week's Street for the weekend.
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