PAGE FOURTEEN LONG ISLAND TRAVELER-WATCHMAN THURSDAY, JULY, 3, 1975

RiverheadFRAN JACKSON

Aquebogue Jamesport

All a re w elcome to th e Annual Ju ly 4th Legion Bar-B-Que to be held on F riday from 4 to 6 p .m . at t h e R iv e r h e a d A m e r ic a n L eg ion Post on H u b b ard A venue. Sched ­u led for th e affair: live music, hayrides, raffles and th e traditional m enu o f c lam s, barb ecued chicken and hom e m ade salads. G et your tickets a t C h arl ie ’s Beehive, Krato- v i l l e ’s L u n c h e o n e t t e a n d C a r l ’s Mobile H om es, all located on Main S tree t in R iverhead. All profit from tickets ($5. for adu lts and $2.50 for children) will b e u sed to support Legion sponsored activities.

H appy 50th ann iversary to Dr. and M rs. R obert P arker Eastwood of Blvd. S tree t in South Jam espo rt . They w ere m arried on J u n e 24, 1925. F riend s from Circle 2 of th e F i r s t C o n g r e g a t io n a l C h u rc h o f R iverhead ce leb ra ted the happy day with the E astw oods.

An old-fashioned Independence Day ce lebration will be held on Friday, Ju ly 4th , by Little Flower C h ild ren ’s Services o f W ading Ri­v e r on th e ir g rou nds . (Rain date , Sa turday , Ju ly 5th). The festivities; dancing , r ides , gam es , sing-a-longs will s ta r t a t 6 p .m . Frankfurters , h a m b u rg e rs , b ee r , soda and ice­c ream will b e available for th e en t ire fam ily. A dm ission fee is two dollars p e r car. Bonds, prizes and free d in ne rs raffled off and an im pressive d isplay o f fireworks at dark.

E llen Lutz, d au g h te r of M r. and M r s . E d R o b e r t s o n o f H a llo ck S tree t, g rad u a ted from SUNY at G enesee last m onth with a 3.65 average . She received h e r d eg ree in speech an d hearing the rapy . Ellen has jo ined h e r h u sband , A rthur, son o f M r. a n d M rs. H ub ert Lutz of Jam esp o r t , w ho is in the C o a s t’ G uard . H e h a s b een ass igned to P r e s i d e n t F o r d ’s y a c h t , so t h e young couple will live in W ash in g ­ton , D. C.

H ave you h ea rd about "Hallock- ville” ? T his is th e nam e given recently to an a re a along Sound A venue be tw een M anor an d H e r ­rick Lanes. A g roup o f concerned individuals have becom e aw are tha t t h i s p r o p e r ty , w h ic h b e lo n g s to LILCO, h a s a n u m b e r o f old houses an d b a rn s th a t are worth saving. T he g roup h a s fo rm ed a com m ittee: S h ir le y S m i th , p r e s id e n t ; M a ry W ood an d P e te r C andela , vice-pres- iden ts ; Jo h n P ietrodangelo , record ­ing secre ta ry , Tricia Strzepek, cor­r e s p o n d i n g s e c r e t a r y a n d P e t e r Lucas, t re a su re r . They have p lanned a Cocktail P arty on Ju ly 20 from 4 to 6 a t th e b ig b a rn in Hallockville to kick-off th e project o f restoring and saving th is a rea . T he fu ture p lans inc lude a C en te r which will b e u sed for learn ing and teach ing by th e com m unity . H elp g e t this w orthw hile project going and come to t h e c o c k ta i l p a r t y . All a r e w elcom e. D onation is $6 . p e r p e r ­son.

M rs. A sta R inde o f C hurch Lane, A quebogue, a t ten d ed two g ra d u a ­tions th e w eekend o f Ju n e 22nd. H er g ran d - d au g h te r , Lou - Ann, d a u g h t e r o f E a r l a n d L o r ra in e R inde o f Comm ack, g rad u a ted from C om m ack South H igh School, and h e r g rand-son , Jo n a th an , son of John and Jo an Rinde of K in g ’s Park, g rad u a ted from K in g ’s Park

High School. T here w ere parties a t both Rinde hom es following the cerem onies and A sta had a lovely tim e at bo th . T here w ere 80 people at Lou-Ann’s party and th e Youth Fellowship o f h e r church led a s ing-a-long around a cam p fire tha t evening . She will a t ten d Suffolk C o m m u n ity C o l le g e . J o n a t h a n ’s p a r e n t s e n t e r t a i n e d f r i e n d s a n d family a t a party for h im . H e will continue his s tud ies a t college in B in g h a m to n th i s S e p t e m b e r . H e p lans to becom e a veterinarian .

The G olden Circle of St. J o h n ’s R. C. Church has two Sunshine Ladies: M ary F lanagan and M arie G allagher.

The R iverhead Friendsh ip Baptist C hurch on 59 Anchor S tree t will ce leb ra te its E ighth A nniversary on Sunday, Ju ly 6 a t 3:30 p .m . a t the church . Dr. W. H . Tolbert, pastor o f t h e F i r s t B a p t i s t C h u rc h o f R iverhead, his choirs and cong rega ­tion will ofTiciate a t the anniversary services. Rev. A. C harles McElroy, p as to r o f th e Friendsh ip Baptist C hurch, invites everyone to a ttend .

Library patrons m ay now receive advance anno uncem en ts of library tr ips and special activities by mail. Paym ent of $1.00 will en title th e p a t r o n to r e c e iv e f iv e m a i l in g s . Each notice m ay include inform a­tion on one or m ore events , and it is e x p e c t e d t h a t t h e r e w ill b e approxim ately five mailings a year. T he fee will cover th e cost of p o stage and p repara tion o f notices. W rite: R iverhead F ree Library, 330 C o u r t S t r e e t , R iv e r h e a d , N . Y. 11901, or stop by.

Alice and H erb K appenberg of R iverhead have ju s t re tu rn ed from a cru ise on th e ir boat, “ See-Saw ,” to C hesapeake Bay. Carl and Inez Vail of Southold cru ised with them on th e ir boat, “ Inez IX,” with the ir g u es ts , Oliver and Allison Morrell o f M ary land . They h ad a wonderful two and a ha lf w eeks. The w eather w as good and they visited G eorge ­town, St. M ichaels and o the r in te r ­e sting p laces along th e way.

T he C horus of th e Peconic now m eets every T uesday a t 8 p .m . at the s to re across from th e Riverhead M ethodist Church (next door to M cC abe’s). All m en who love to sing a re invited. Incidentally, with Ju ly 4th upon us, p e rhaps you would like to know th a t ou r own C horus o f th e Peconic h as m ade the f i r s t B ic e n t e n n ia l r e c o r d in th e country. I t ’s a s tirr ing song and r e c i t a t io n a b o u t o u r f la g c a l le d “ Hello, R em em ber M e ? ’’ You can get yours by calling Vince Artale at

•298-9600 or 727-1200.The L adies’ Aid o f O ur R edeem er

Lutheran Church of A quebogue will m eet on Ju ly 8 a t th e hom e o f M rs. E m m a Quidas.

The R iverhead American Legion Auxiliary Unit 273 has a Public W hite E lephan t C ard Party p lanned for W ednesday , Ju ly 9 at 1 p .m . in th e A merican Legion C lubhouse on H u bbard A venue. Door prizes and re f re shm en ts will be served. The Auxiliary Unit will not hold regu la r business m ee tings during Ju ly and A ugust.

Two celebra tions a t Russ and Joan F le ischm an’s hom e on Sunrise A v e n u e th i s m o n th . T h e i r so n , Russ, J r . , tu rn ed e igh teen on Ju n e 10 and he g rad u a ted from River-

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head High School on Ju n e 22. A party w as held for R uss on both occasions.

The J u n e m eeting o f th e River­h e a d P a r e n t s G ro u p f e a t u r e d a Foreign Language P resen ta tion . It w a s p r e s e n t e d b y R ic h a rd G a s ­coyne, O dessa H enry, H ildegarde Wilson, U rsula A rnone and Sara Gomez and included slides and a dem onstra tion of a Spanish lesson. This w as th e th ird m eeting of the year. T he S teering Com m ittee will m ee t over th e sum m er to p lan next y ea r’s p rogram s. They will include w orkshops as well as genera l infor­mation m eetings for Riverhead p a r ­e n t s . C o m m it te e m e m b e r s a re : Carol D enys, Carol D ohren, Claudia Bertorella, Carol Ferguson , B arbara Lebkuecher, Carol M unzel, Joanne Neilson, M ary Lou D reeben , Nancy W i l lm o t t , B a r b a r a M ic h e lo w sk i , B renda Rosen and Sue VanDerzee. Feel free to contact any m em b er of the com m ittee or call 727-5131 with id e a s o r s u g g e s t io n s fo r f u tu r e m eetings.

Dorothy Smith of M errit t’s Pond Trailer Park spen t a month-long vacation visiting h e r friend, M rs. H enry Stanley of H ouston, Texas. They took a m otor tr ip to New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona, Utah and Mexico. Dorothy saw many b e a u t i f u l a n d im p r e s s iv e s ig h t s . T he “ Hole in the Rock H om e” m em orial to a rt is t A. L. C hris ten ­son in U tah which w as built when 50 t h o u s a n d f e e t o f rock w as rem oved, and som e o f the Indian dwellings im pressed h e r the most. It w as a g rea t trip bu t, as always, i t ’s good to come hom e, too.

The R iverhead C ham ber o f Com­m erce is sponsoring a bus tr ip to Shea Stadium on A ugust 15. The San Francisco G iants and the New York M ets will play. The cost is $8.50 for the b u s and ticket. The group will m eet a t 5:30 p .m . behind Swezey’s D epartm en t Store. Call th e C ham ber at 727-7600 for your reservation and join in the fun.

Bill D em etriou , son of Blanche a n d Bill D e m e t r io u o f H allo ck S treet, g rad u a ted from Riverhead H igh School on Ju n e 22. H e is a m e m b e r o f t h e N a t io n a l H o n o r Society and was the Jazz D rum m er in the school’s s tage ban d . The D em etrious held a party tha t eve ­n ing at th e ir hom e for Bill. F riends, ne ighbors and relatives crowded in and everyone h ad a wonderful tim e. Bill will continue his education at Suffolk C om m unity College in Sel- d e n w h e r e h is m a jo r w ill b e accounting.

Babe Z aharias Day will be held at th e H am pton Country Club in R iverhead on Ju ly 16 for the benefit of' th e A m erican C ancer Society. M arcella Leonard is th e chairm an and Marilyn B rew ster rep resen ts the R iverhead Unit. So m any activi­t ies a re offered: a golf tou rnam ent, tenn is , cards , a poolside cocktail party with unlim ited cocktails and hors d ’oeuvres , ju s t b reakfast or ju s t lunch. You may partic ipate in

all o r any o r a combination o f the activities. An “ All Day Package

Special” is only $25. R em em ber, we are all n eeded in th is fight aga inst cancer. Bring fr iends and come and enjoy th e day. M rs. L eonard’s ad d re ss is 38 Sunrise A venue, Riverhead. All reg is tra ­tions should be received no la ter t h a n J u ly 9 . M a k e all c h e c k s payable to th e A m erican C ancer Society.

The R iverhead g roup of LaLeche League will m eet at th e hom e of M rs. Rosem ary Lam bert, 154 Hill Rise, H eatherw ood, Calverton on July 7. The discussion will b e “ Art of B reastfeed ing and Overcoming D ifficulties.” All women who are in te res ted in nurs ing the ir babies a re invited. (Bring your baby, if you like, h e ’s invited, tool) For fu r the r inform ation, call Glorianne Campbell a t 369-2664.

T h e A q u e b o g u e B ic e n te n n ia l C om m ittee m ee ts th e last Tuesday of each m onth at the Old Steeple C hurch in A quebogue at 8 p .m . P lease try to a ttend and bring a friend with you. Next m eeting , July 29.

M iles Fairley, G erald Lum, John R enner, William Godfrey, Thom as Corrigan, W illiam Sanok and Phillip Rysko a re th e Directors o f the Riverhead Rotary Club for next year. They w ere installed at the Rotary D inner-Dance held a t the Holiday Inn on Ju n e 25.

A special a ttraction will be fea ­tu red a t th e Fair o f th e Episcopal Church of th e R edeem er in Matti- tuck on Ju ly 12. The Fair s ta rts at 10 a .m . and th e special Pet Show s ta rts a t 11 a .m . If you have a pet you would like to show off, en te r him in th e show. All p e ts m us t be with som eone and leashed or caged. P lease contact M rs. Leroy A nthony at 722-4773 if you w ant to reg iste r your pe t . Prizes and ribbons will be aw arded to all. P lease no snakes or horses.

Rumor has it th a t a res iden t of Hallock S treet (initials R. Y.) has found a new way to leave a party . He ju s t hops on h is so n ’s tricycle and zips home!

The Board o f Elections m eets Ju ly 12, 19 and 26 from noon to 7 p .m . a t th e Town Hall in River­head. C entral registra tion for all who wish to vote in th e prim aries or genera l elections. If you w ant to change your party enrollm ent, th is can also be done. Those of you who h a v e t u r n e d e i g h t e e n th i s y e a r m ust reg is te r to vote. Now is your chance. •

The Vacation Bible School of O ur R edeem er Lutheran Church of Main R o a d , A q u e b o g u e , w ill b e h e ld from M onday to Friday, July 7 to July 18 from 9 a .m . to 11:45 a.m . O pen to all children from th e age of 3 years and up to and including th o s e w ho h a v e c o m p le t e d 6th g rade . You may enroll your child on opening day, if you wish. If you h a v e an y q u e s t i o n s a b o u t t h e school, p lease call John B auer a t 722-4627 or 722-4000.

Lots m ore new s next week. W rite me at Box 166, A quebogue, or call 727-1200. Have a happy 4th of July!

La Leche League Meets July 7

The Riverhead G roup o f La Leche

League will m eet on M onday, Ju ly 7 a t 8 p .m . a t the hom e of M rs. Rosemary Lam berts, 154 Hill Rise, Heatherw ood, Calverton, phone 369-2713.

T he discussion will be on “ A rt of B reastfeeding and O vercom ing Diff­iculties.”

All women who a re in te res ted in nursing the ir bab ies a re invited, as are the ir babies. For fu r th e r infor­mation call G lorianne Cam pbell a t 369-2664, or Joan H orn at 288-4489.

Frank Perez Dance Workshop

SUIVIMER SPECIAL• One half hour dance lesson• Two and a half hours of dancing

• All popular dances - including cha cha

Featuring professional dance entertainment

by famed Flamenco

dancer Alicia Laura

SATURDAYS JULY 12,19, 26

8 TO 11 PM

40 W. Main St. Riveriiead (One flight up)

9 2 9 4 3 8 3Alicia Laura

Flam engo D ancer

SPECIAL GUESTS ATTENDING:Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Carotenuto From MacLeod's Mobile Home Park Mr. & Mrs. Harold B. Ahlert From Roll In Mobile Home Park Plus guests from the Ramblewood Mobile Home Park, Goldman's Mobile Home Park and Old Country Road Mobile Home Park. Senior Citizens Welcome.

FLAG DAY ceremonies at the Riverhead Lodge BRO Elks, were Impressive and augmented by an address from, left, Frank Conlon. Hidden by the podium were Charles Elch, Esquire, and Walter J. Flanagan, Exalted Ruler, George Edwards, Inner Guard, Is partly obscured, seated next to him Is Robert Leonard, Esteemed Leading Knight. Walter Smith, a past VFW commander, was the color guard.

Church Officials ElectedAt th e O ur R edeem er Lutheran

Church, A quebogue, vo te rs ’ m eeting on the annual election of church officials resu lted as follows:

Board of E lders , Joh n Heule, Ju s tu s W. K ranz, Niels Sorenson, and Theodore Vogel. A lready serv ing out cu rren t te rm s a re Emil B. Meyer, B ertram E. Saul and R oger Zeh;

Board of t r u s te e s , G ustave Doren- wend, Jo seph Hall, Paul L eeger, and F red M eyer. Already serv ing ou t the ir cu rren t te rm s a re A lfred Birnstein, J r . , J am es C haffee, and A ugust H ansen ;

Board of C hris tian Education , M ar­ianne Downs, J . K ars ten Larsen, Laurel Sisson, and Emily W hitney. Already serving ou t cu rren t te rm s are Rosemary Aho, G eorge Conklin, and H elen Cozine;

B oard of S tew ardship an d E vangel­ism, Irene E lges, Alex G rant, Trudy Linton, and M uriel T e trau lt . Already serving ou t cu rren t te rm s a re William Bischoff, William Bischoff, Idabelle Elges, Jan G ran t, Jack H edges and Joan H eim roth.

. T he four executive officers, now beginning th e second y ea r of the ir two year te rm are: P res iden t, Otto Book- miller; Vice Pres iden t, G eorge Crus- er; Secretary G eorge Schmersal; T reasu rer, Paul H arrison.

At a special C ongregational m e e t­ing on Ju n e 11, a m a tte r of serious

ABRAMS ASSIGNEDJa m e s E. A bram s, son o f M r. and

M rs. Carroll B. A bram s of H am pton Bays Mobile Park , H am pton Bay, N.Y., h as been a ss igned to U-Tapao Airfield, Thailand, from P la ttsburgh AFB, N.Y.

concern with respect to the cu rren t doctrinal u n res t in th e Lutheran Church - M issouri Synod w as the subject of discussion. An in teres ting exchange of views of th e various aspects involved, ref lec ted an in ­herently strong faith in its pa r ish ­ioners. The m eeting w as ad journed with the hopes and p ray ers tha t existing differences m ay be resolved and th a t a lasting reconcilliation may be achieved.

O ur R edeem ers Vacation Bible School will be held from M onday to Friday for two w eeks , Ju ly 7 to Ju ly 18, f ro m 9 a .m . to 11:45 a .m . C lasses will be held for all ag es from th re e years old up through those who have com­ple ted the sixth g rade . This y e a r ’s them e is “ An God says ‘1 Prom ise*.” The them e em phasizes th e t ru th tha t G od’s prom ises a re th e only sure things when life around us looks so uncertain . This is done, o f course, on a level th a t will be readily unders tood by the pupil.

The O .R.L.C. W om ens Guild are preparing for the ir A nnual Y ard Sale scheduled for Friday and Saturday, Ju n e 27-28, and invite a t tendance by the public a t large. M eanw hile dona ­tions of various and sundry i tem s will indeed be welcom e. Pick-up may be arranged by phoning 727-6013.

PUBLIC M EETING

A public orien ted R iverhead C h am ­be r of C om m erce m eeting will b e held T hursday, Ju ly 17, a t the Holiday Inn, Riverhead, a t noon. M r. G .T. Noon­an, district sales m a n ag er o f Texaco on Long Island, will speak on th e Energy Crisis-Oil Problem W ith Gov­ernm en t.

Photo h r Peter Stevens

Kiwanians Will

Take To Air

The R iverhead K iw anis Club, now in its 19th year, h as taken to the air. Through the courtesy o f Ed Wood and the staff. Radio Station WRIV has donated th e tim e b e ­tw een 7:30 a .m . and 8 p .m ., on Saturday, Ju ly 19 to th e u se of Kiwanis. The K iw anians, th e m ­selves, will do th e program m ing and announcing for th a t period.

A dvertisem ents and p ledges a re now being solicited with all the p roceeds going to com m unity s e r ­vice. The nam es of all donors will be broadcast.

P rogram m ing will include local music and interviews with people who have helped and been helped by Kiwanis activities. The K iw ani­ans believe in th e ir slogan “ Show You C a re ,” and need th e support of the com m unity to show it cares .

RIVERHEAD REPRESENTED

■Lieutenant G overnor Je r ry Villani of R iverhead, M r. and M rs. Michael Velys, M r. and M rs. Rich Y oung, and R.A. McCallum and William Span- bu rgh of R iverhead a t ten d ed th e 60th annual convention of K iw anis In ter­national i a A tlanta , J u n e 22-25. All a re m em bers o f th e K iw anis C lub of R iverhead. As de lega tes , they e lec t­ed new Kiwanis In ternational Of­ficers and tru s te e s , p a ssed reso lu ­tions upon which th e organ iza tion’s 1975-76 com munity service p rogram s will be built, and am en d ed the Kiwanis International constitution.

If A ll Thoise R etirem ent Plan Ads A re G etting You Confused,

W hy N ot Let Us Explain The Rules.

During th e past few mon

plan.In spite of all the pub

s, you haven 't been able to open a newspaper w ith o u t seeing tirem en t accounts. They are, in fact, an im po rtan t break- em ployed or no t part o f a com pany-sponsored re tirem ent

an ad ab o u t Keogh and IRA; re tirem ent accounts. They are, in fact, an im portan t break through for people w ho are i l f e

city, however, a lo t o f people have become confused ab o u t exactly w hat these plans me£ n and w ho offers what. That's w hy th e Riverhead Savings Bank would like to help.

Like many banks, w e 'ie r)ow offering the Keogh and IRA retirem ent plan accounts. But we're also offering in fo /m ation . . . to help you unders tand exactly w hat these plans can mean to you now and when you retire.

So if y o u 'd like full j/iformation ab o u t an IRA or Keogh account, stop by any office of the Riverhead Savings '^ank. We realize th a t you only plan re tirem ent once, and we w ant to help you make the b e « move.

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