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C^d ICE COLD BEER C^q ALL KINDS OF ORDERS ACCEPTED "From a Bottle to a Barrel " DRIVE INTO OUR PARKING AREA AND BE SERVED RIGHT IN YOUR OWN CAR | • j ALL POPULAR BRANDS CASES ' STEINIES .2 23c plus dep. $2.75 plus dep. j QUARTS 28c plus dep. 3.35 plus dep. j CANS 14c per can 3.35 j LARGE SODA 2 25c plus dep. 1 .50 plus dep. BARREL SIZES— Vs - V* ¦ Vi—Coolers Supplied FREE HOME DELIVERY CYCLE BEVERAGE DIST'S.. INC. BOTTLES ,5 LAKE AVENUE (0N THE CIRCLE ) SODA RIVERHEAD 4110 | ( EVERY SATURDAY GRECO and HMS ORCHESTRA WILL BE IN THE GRILL ROOM HOTEL HENRY PERKINS Riverhead DANCE EVERY SATURDAY BEGINNING JUNE 3 for the ENTIRE SUMMER Lake Lodge PECONIC, L. I. | PATIO HOTEL and j RESTAURANT ! ; WESTHAMPTON BEACH !| < BREAKFAST LUNCHEON DINNER < ; ! BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS ANNIVERSARIES J> 1 ; PRIVATE ROOMS COCKTAIL LOUNGES if j ! COMFORTABLE HOTEL ACCOMMODATION !» \\ ENJOY THE TELEVISION IN ! | !| OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE !| <\ Phone: Westhampton 1300 Mr. Francois, Mgr. | I FIRST APPEARANCE Willie Yablonski & His Radio Orch. SATURDAY, MAY 20 , 1950 * Polka * Fox-Trot * Rhumba Rh ythms SUNRISE INN EASTPORT , L. I. Admission $1 .00 inc. tax Dancing 9-2 lonjdfifc... enjoy a Go lden Niomdt wit t tk«\ (? fe f ieer P gg ~ ' ' - ¦ - ; * , Lrohfc... < y ^/////// ^^t 'ct^gsA Tha Gold Standard of All Fine Beer ^^BBB ^P* Tbeo. Hamtn Brewing Co., St. Pout , Minn, Distributed by GREENPORT ICE CO. GREENPOILIV LONG -ISLAND/ N. Y. Phon« Gtcenp - orl 5S ¦ u;, - , QASA BASSO WILL BE OPEN MONDAY. MAY 29 -V;-:- ' ~ &m£ sl^^^Ktf&ffi ' ¦ - ¦ S^^^^^^^^^^BnB^KSH^^^^I^flHkwi'^'^^^WfeJ^^Bp^MWFMlT W^^ S^^^W^^u^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^BB^^H^^^I^^K^^BiiBH^BiSBlHHii^^ i*«- *» t" "****• ¦ *\.#* #* *> >. < ^ * »-, ^wmt^k^s ^r- ' Serving Luncheon and Dinner Arrangements Made for Special Parties CALL WESTHAMPTON 1841 = ¦ =-*— ¦ '• ' ¦¦ ' •' " : ' "•' • DANCE DANCE DANCE % 2, The Finest Polish-American Orchestra in Eastern Long Isl and Q l "THE SIX POLKA DOTS" % • (EVERY SATURDAY) £ • NO MINIMUM, NO COVER £ • JOHN 'S BAR & GRILL I 5 673 OSBORN AVE. RIVERHEAD • 0 Best of Beers , Wines & Liquors ond Sandwiches J £ Available for Banquets , Parlies and Weddings T • ' Fur Reservations Call Riverhead 2165 Q X Try Our Italian Dishes O ^ PIZZAS - SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS - RAVIOLI © % HOT SAUSAGE SANDWICH • • PIZZA PIES TO TAKE OUT £ • PIZZA PIES DAI LY FROM 5 P.M. TO 1 :30 A. M. 9 ' •••©••••••••••••••••••• 6 Mother ' s Day was appropriately celebrated in Old Steep le Church. More and more churches are stressing a service on the, home and family rather than a special ser- vice for mother or father. In fact , the week of May 9 through the 14 was designated as Family Week. This would seem to he an appropriate thing to do inasmuch as the other three pillars of our western civilization—the state, the school , and the church—are all from time to time g iven special consid- eration. The community supper on Fri- day night was attended by some 75 people and it was a most enjoyable affair. The new dining room is most attractive and it is a pleasure to work in the new modern kitchen. Mrs Hiram Corwin was chairman of the committee and those helping her were Mr and Mrs Myron Young. Mr and Mrs Perry Conklin , Mr and Mrs William Terry, Harold Downs and Miss Lorraine Corwin. Follow- ing the supper folks went up stairs to the new auditorium where they enjoyed a program of singing, dancing, and community singing. Six girls from a dancing studio en- tertained with tap and toe dancing, Professor Garfield Corwin favored with several piano solos Marilyn Downs and Janet Corwin played piano solos , and Eleanor Tyte and Joan Voss p layed a piano duet. Lester Young read a selection by. the late Stephen Leacock on "How We Kept Mother ' s Day. " The pro- gram ended with the singing of some ot the old favorites. Mrs 'Roswell Homan entertained Mr and Mrs Austin and daughter , Miss Gertrude Austin , at dinner on Sunday. Mrs James Peterson had a party Sunday evening for the same friends that dined with her mother that noon. Mrs Roswell Corwin and Miss Fannie Wells attended the annual luncheon of the Woman' s Club at the Hotel Henry Perkins on Sat- urday noon. Miss Ruth Bowman sang several songs in costume. Miss Bowman is a sister of Learn- ed Bowman , who is pastor of the Jamesport Church. Prof Garfield Corwin of Hocc ' a- bauk Park had a number of his older pupils give a piano and trum- pet recital at the Riverhead High School Auditorium on Sunday af- ternoon. Those taking part were Vivian Milligan , Joan Hubbard , Janet Corwin, Joan Voss , Vandy Conklin, Sandra Cooper , Frances Rogers, Patt Zaneski , Jimmie Bruce , Louise* Caiigioio.si , Klliio r Tyte, Patty Albin , Olin Warner , Eileen Leonard, Maureen Stark , Doris Robinson , Jane Luce, John Guy, Betty Bruce and Arline Ter- ry. The Business Men ' s Luncheon on Thursday, May 11 , was a great suc- cess, many coming from River- head during their luncheon hour. Some 121 were served beside the 21 ladies from the Aid Society who had their luncheon a bit later. A neat sum of money was realized for the Society. The Rev and Mrs Arnt Schoning motored to Poughkeepsie on Mon- day to attend the annual State Conference of Congregational Churches . Tho meetings begin on Tuesday and continue through Thursday. Dr Bruce. State Super- intendent , is in charge of the Con- ference, which is attended by men and women from all over New- York State. The 4-H Helping Hands met at the home of Helen Begora for their third lesson on "Fruit Deli ghts. " Both leaders, Mrs Wiekham Tyte and Mrs Lloyd Corwin , and six girls were present. Carol Tyte and Janet Corwin made a fruit salad p late to be used , say the girls, as a main dish for warm weather. Helen Begora made a pear salad and Louise Hubbard made a sweet- ened French dressing for fruit salad. Betty Celic and Betsey Ann Tyte made an applesauce cake , a sample of which was sent to your correspondent who now vouches for the culinary prowess of these 4-H girls. These various articles were served as refreshments and everything was declared delicious, reports the Helping Hands. The infant son of Mr and Mrs John Zuhoski Jr of Cutchogue was baptized on Saturday, May 6, at 4 o' clock at our Lady of Ostra- brama R C Church of Cutchogue. Mrs Zuhoski was formerly Miss Lucille Troyan of Hoccabauk Park. The baby was named John 3rd. His god-parents were Miss Theresa Troyan and Alexander Zuhoski. The Young Adult Group will meet on Tuesday, May 23, with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Taylor. Friends of John Howell were saddened to hear of the death of his father , Charles H Howell of Greenport. Mr Howell passed away on Sunday, May 14. Mr and Mrs Charles Voss spent several days last week in Bronx- ville with Mr and Mrs William Volkmann. While there they visited with several other members of the family. AQUEBOGUE SOUTH JAMESPORT On Saturday, May C, the com- bined 4-H BirLs of Jamesport jour- neyed to Smithtown to participate in the clothing revue hel d at Smith- town Hi gh School auditorium. They are very happy and proud to announce that eacli girl came home with a blue ribbon , an award of excellency. The girls from the Busy Misses who received awards were Carol Case. Carol Blonkoski , Edna Owen Patricia Bokinz and Jean Faron. The girls were accompanied by Mrs John Pfluni Jr and Mrs Drobet. Besides her blue ribbon , Patricia Bokinz was fortunate enough to win a special prize. The prize was material. All report a most enjoyable day. Mr and Mrs Raymond Welch of Riverhead spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Howard Griffin. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed playing games. The interior of the small cottage in back of the Howard Waters' summer home on Smith Lane was totally destroyed by fire last Tues- day. The Riverhead firemen re- sponded promptly to the call for aid , but the fire had gained consid- erable h eadway before being discov- ered. Fortunately, the blaze was confined to the inside , as the strong wind blowing from the Bay would have blown sparks toward the row of bungalows between the Waters' and the Boulevard. The Ellery Halls opened their summer home on the Camp Grounds on Sunday. Jack Bodi and Joe Leombruno opened their attractive Centre St home this weekend. Mrs Leom- bruno' s mothe r and brother , War- ren , were their weekend guests. Happy Birthday to Brice Buch- olz , grandson of Mr and Mrs George Hawkes, who was three years old on Monday. Mr and Mrs Martin Christensen and Mrs Anna Huy were at their Jamesport-East cottage for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Floyd Guion of Rye, N Y, opened their Second St cot- tages last Tuesday. Mrs Guion ' s mother, Mrs William F S Pell , ac- companied them and opened her summer home on Smith Lane. The Jamesport School baseball team defeated Aquebogue in a home game on Monday afternoon. Mrs William B Walters was a dinner guest of her son-in-law and daughter , Mr and Mrs Frank Fris - zolowski , and Jo-Ann and Billy on Mother 's Day, then spent the af- ternoon and evening with Mr and Mrs Edward Staib ad Judy, Betty, and Marilee. The Frank Friszol- owski's enjoyed supper with his mother and father , Mr and Mrs Che'-*er Friszolowski. A .peedy recovery is wished for Mrs Hose Heddesheimer , who is very ill at her home in Ozone Park. Aunt Rose, as she is known by her many friends , has spent many sum- mers here with her son-in-law and daughter , Mr r.nd Mrs LeRoy De Groat. Patronize Our Advertisers Many Riverhead Golfers are en- joying the playing at the South- ampton Club where the greens and fairways are in excellent condition. The Thursday night dinners are very popular and plans are under way for the usual Ladies ' night clam bakes. Competition is keen between several foursomes , particularly the foursome of "Bob" Levy, Harold DuFrane, Al Bythiner and Harry Frank. "Bob" and Trustee Du- Frane have the edge , but Harry is coaching his son Jerry and will soon have better support. The new patio will be a great improvement and Joe and Andy are on the job. The members of fairer sex are out in force and sev- eral tournaments are scheduled for the near future. Southampton Golf Club Sets Tournies RHS to Present Comed y May 26 Riverhead High School will pre- sent "Dear Ruth", a three-act com- dy by Norman Krasma , as its an- nual school play on Friday, May 20 in Pulaski St auditorium . The cast includes Betty Papish as Dora , Gay Perkins as Mrs Edith Wilkins; Jackie Warner , Miram; Richard Been , Judge Harry Wilk- ins , Marilyn Backora , Ruth Wilk- ins , Henry Scheinberg; Lt William Seawright , Robert Boyll; Sgt Chuck Vincent , and Carol Kapusinski, Martha Seawright. Miss Laura Hale , dramatics and speech teacher , is directing the en- tire production . THURSDAY , MAY IX A.M. 12:00—Teletunes P.M. 4:00—Homemaker ' s F.xetv.tnKe 4:30—Teletunes 5:00—Jl r Magic 5:15-—Teletunes 6:45—Howdy Doody 6:00—Twilight Time 6:20—Lucky Pup G:4. r >—Arthur Godfrey 7:00—Kukla, Fran & Ollle 7:30—Press Box 3T45-—Xewsreel 8:00—Stop tha Music 9:00—-Morey Amsterdam 9:30—Garroway at Large 10:00—Private rfye 10:30—in The First Person 10:4f.—Dailv Xewsreel IO:;. . " ,—Late News FRIDAY, MAY 1.1 A.M. J0:00—3:00 pm Same as Monday *.M. 4:00—Homemakev 's Kxelurnse 4 :20—Teletunes 0:00—Mr Magic 6:15—Teletunes 6:45—Howdy Doody 6:00—Twilight Time 6:30—Lucky Pup 6:45—Jean O'Brien Kniertains 7:00—Kukla , Fran & ullie 7:30—Showroom 7:45—Xewsreel 8:00—Mama 8:30—We , The People 8:00—Versatile Varieties 9:30—Twin Tim.' 10:00—Boxing 10:45—Greatest Fights 11:00—Wresilins 11:30—Late X.-ws SATTiRllAV MAY '20 F.M. 12:00—Teletunes 5:00—Preakness Race. 5:30—Western Theatre G:30—Lone. Hanger 7:00—Kui-k P.ogers 7:30—The Alan young Show 8:00—Heat The clock 9:00—Ed Wynn Show 9:30—Sat. Nlte Revue 10:00—Wrestling 11:00—Late News SUNDAY, MAY 21 F.K. 3:^0—Teletunes 4:00—Hopalong Cassidy 6:00—Super Circus 6:80 — NV MWII Film 6:00— Fred Waring- 7:00—Paul Wrilteman 7.30—ThlH Is Show Business 8:00—Toast of the Town ' g ; 00—Television Playhouse 10:00—Celebrity Time. 10:30—Fave F.mcrsoii 10:4fi—Late Xi-ws MONDAY, MAY 22 AX. 12:00—Teletunes 4^00—Homemaker 's Kxchanse 4:30 —Teletunes E:4&—Howdy Doody 6:00—Teletunes 6:15—Life with Parker 6:30—Lucky Pup ] ti;4r»—Parade m' Stars 7:00—Kukla , Fran & Ollle 7:30—Mohawk Showroom 7:45—Xewsreel S:00— Silver Theatre J 8:. '!0—Concert Program i 9:00—Candid Camera 9:30—The Ooldheras 10:00—Studio One ll:0ii—Warren Hull 11:15—Xewsreel 1 l:;:o—I,ate News TUESDAY, MAY 23 A.M. 1 ^.00—Teletunes P.M. 4 :oo—Homemakc-r ' s Exchange ¦ J :Vl —Telelunes 5,;;o—Howdy fj ao' - l y 0:00— Teletunes 6:1 r,—i.lfe with Parker 0:::o—i.uekv P"P 6:15—Arthur Godfrey 7:00—Kukla, Fran i* Ollie 7::i0—Wendy Harrie 7:4 5-—Xewsreel 8:00—Star Theatre 9:00—Holiday Hotel 9:30—Suspense 10:00—Original Amateur Hour 11:00—Ken Grauer 11:15—Late Xewsreel 11:^5—Late News WEDNESDAY , MAY 2i AJL l^:0ti—-Teletunes P.M. 3:30—Adventures in Sewlns 4 :U0-—Homemaker 's Fxehange 4:30—Teletunes 5:00—Mr .Magic ;>. I .i— j eiemii' . -s 5:45—Howdy lloody 0:00—Teletunes 6:15—Life with Parker 0:30—Lucky Pup 0:45—Teletunes & Pgm Notes 7:00—Kukla . Fran & OHIO 7:30—Showroom 7:45—To 14*- Announced 8:00—Arthur Godfrey 9:00—Blind Dale 9:30— Stage 13 10:00—Boxing 10 - .15—Late XVwsrecl I 1 :l)il—Wrestlin g ¦ - t oriel—I -ate News THURSDAY, MAY 25 &x - ,, , l:::oe.—(o 5:00 pm Same as Monday pat 5:45—Howdy Doody 6:00—TwlllKht Time 0:30—Lucky Pup 0:45—Arthur Godfrey 7:00—Kukla . Fran & Ollle 7:30—Press llox 7:45—Newsreel 8:00—Stop the .Music 9:00—Moray Amsterdam 9:30—Garroway at Large 10:00—Private Eye 10:30—In the First Person 10:45—Late Xewsreel 11:00—Lain News On the days there are baseball games, program schedules will be changed to accommodate them from 1:30 on. Kay lB^Doftg-ers-Cards tjsay 20—Dodgers-Pirates May 23 —Dodgers-Cubs May 85—Dodgers-Cubs 1 TELEVISION JSS^ci* I JACKIE * -B XAL S MITH A New York State traffic law' regarding sehool busses, misun- derstood by some motorists , re- quires that an auto driver bring his machine to a complete stop when encountering a school bus receiving or disehnrcing passen- gers. The law applies to traffic mov- ing in both directions, whether overtaking or meeting busses. School vehicles are readily identi- fied by "School Bun" signs front and rear and by flashing red si g- nal lights when stopped for pass- engers. Drivers are to proceed only when busses resume motion or when si gnalled to do so by bus operators. \ V Traitie IAIW Orders Full Stop For Kids 9 Ruses High Tide Tables f or Suff olk Area FURNISHED BY THE TJ S COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY (Eastern Standard Time) FOR LOW TIDE ADD SIX HOURS ADD ONE HOt 'R FOR DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME d' t South Bay Peconic Bay Babylon Greenport Montauk New Suffolk A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. May 18 11 31 11 3fi U. 08 11 08 8 48 8 48 12 28 19 12 08 11 49 11 44 9 29 9 24 12 28 100 20 12 10 12 BO 12 32 10 12 10 04 1 04 1 52 21 12 48 1 36 12 24 1 19 10 59 10 49 1 44 2 39 22 1 33 2 27 1 09 2 09 11 49 11 43 2 29 3 29 23 2 24 3 20 2 03 3 04 12 44 3 23 4 24 24 3 13 4 16 3 05 4 01 12 45 1 41 4 25 5 21 25 4 20 5 15 4 09 4 56 1 49 2 30 5 29 6 16 THUR. -FRI.-SAT. MAY 18-20 "'The Oamned Don't Crtf " SUN. -MON. -TUES. MAY 21-23 "The Daughter of Ho *U> OHiradu" in Technicolor starring JUNE HAVER GORDON MacRAE WED. & THUR. MAY 24-25 ROBERT TAYLOR ELIZABETH-TAYLOR ''Conspirator ' 9 FRI. & SAT. MAY 26-27 "Comanche Territory" in Technicolor starring MAUREEN O'HARA MacDONALD CAREY ft^Kfl) I n I MMWmCWWWT VIHMI .M* HM., I I I II I .M. ,i,i ' . T»...n L _ J ,, SAT. & SUN. MAY 20-21 "Guilty Bystander" ZACHARY SCOTT FAYE EMERSON —Together With— "Young Oaniel Boone " in Color with DAVID BRUCE
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C d ICE COLD BEER C qALL KINDS OF ORDERS ACCEPTED
"From a Bottl e to a Barrel "DRIVE INTO OUR PARKING AREA
AND BE SERVED RIGHT IN YOUR OWN CAR |• j
ALL POPULAR BRANDSCASES '
STEINIES . 2 23c plus dep. $2.75 plus dep. jQUARTS 28c plus dep. 3.35 plus dep. jCANS 14c per can 3.35 jLARGE SODA 2 25c plus dep. 1.50 plus dep.
BARREL SIZES— Vs - V* ¦ Vi—Coolers Supplied
FREE HOME DELIVERY
CYCLE BEVERAGE DIST'S.. INC. BOTTLES ,5 LAKE AVENUE (0N THE CIRCLE ) SODA
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SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1950* Polka * Fox-Trot * Rhumba Rhythms
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Mother's Day was appropriatelycelebrated in Old Steeple Church.More and more churches arestressing a service on the, home andfamily rather than a special ser-vice for mother or father. In fact ,the week of May 9 through the14 was designated as FamilyWeek. This would seem to he anappropriate thing to do inasmuchas the other three pillars of ourwestern civilization—the state, theschool , and the church—are all fromtime to time given special consid-eration.
The community supper on Fri-day night was attended by some 75people and it was a most enjoyableaffair. The new dining room is mostattractive and it is a pleasure towork in the new modern kitchen.Mrs Hiram Corwin was chairmanof the committee and those helpingher were Mr and Mrs Myron Young.Mr and Mrs Perry Conklin , Mr andMrs William Terry, Harold Downsand Miss Lorraine Corwin. Follow-ing the supper folks went up stairsto the new auditorium where theyenjoyed a program of singing,dancing, and community singing.Six girls from a dancing studio en-tertained with tap and toe dancing,Professor Garfield Corwin favoredwith several piano solos MarilynDowns and Janet Corwin playedpiano solos, and Eleanor Tyte andJoan Voss played a piano duet.Lester Young read a selection by .the late Stephen Leacock on "HowWe Kept Mother 's Day." The pro-gram ended with the singing ofsome ot the old favorites.
Mrs 'Roswell Homan entertained
Mr and Mrs Austin and daughter ,Miss Gertrude Austin , at dinner onSunday. Mrs James Peterson hada party Sunday evening for thesame friends that dined with hermother that noon.
Mrs Roswell Corwin and MissFannie Wells attended the annualluncheon of the Woman's Club atthe Hotel Henry Perkins on Sat-urday noon. Miss Ruth Bowmansang several songs in costume.Miss Bowman is a sister of Learn-ed Bowman , who is pastor of theJamesport Church.
Prof Garfield Corwin of Hocc'a-bauk Park had a number of hisolder pupils give a piano and trum-pet recital at the Riverhead High
School Auditorium on Sunday af-ternoon. Those taking part wereVivian Milligan , Joan Hubbard ,Janet Corwin, Joan Voss, VandyConklin, Sandra Cooper, FrancesRogers, Patt Zaneski , JimmieBruce, Louise* Caiigioio.si, KlliiorTyte, Patty Albin , Olin Warner,Eileen Leonard, Maureen Stark,Doris Robinson, Jane Luce, JohnGuy, Betty Bruce and Arline Ter-ry.
The Business Men's Luncheon onThursday, May 11, was a great suc-cess, many coming from River-head during their luncheon hour.Some 121 were served beside the21 ladies from the Aid Society whohad their luncheon a bit later. Aneat sum of money was realizedfor the Society.
The Rev and Mrs Arnt Schoningmotored to Poughkeepsie on Mon-day to attend the annual StateConference of CongregationalChurches. Tho meetings begin onTuesday and continue throughThursday. Dr Bruce. State Super-intendent, is in charge of the Con-ference, which is attended by menand women from all over New-York State.
The 4-H Helping Hands met atthe home of Helen Begora for theirthird lesson on "Fruit Delights."Both leaders, Mrs Wiekham Tyteand Mrs Lloyd Corwin , and sixgirls were present. Carol Tyte andJanet Corwin made a fruit saladplate to be used, say the girls, asa main dish for warm weather.Helen Begora made a pear saladand Louise Hubbard made a sweet-ened French dressing for fruitsalad. Betty Celic and Betsey AnnTyte made an applesauce cake, asample of which was sent to yourcorrespondent who now vouchesfor the culinary prowess of these4-H girls. These various articleswere served as refreshments andeverything was declared delicious,reports the Helping Hands.
The infant son of Mr and MrsJohn Zuhoski Jr of Cutchogue wasbaptized on Saturday, May 6, at4 o'clock at our Lady of Ostra-brama R C Church of Cutchogue.Mrs Zuhoski was formerly MissLucille Troyan of Hoccabauk Park.The baby was named John 3rd.His god-parents were Miss TheresaTroyan and Alexander Zuhoski.
The Young Adult Group will
meet on Tuesday, May 23, with Mrand Mrs Kenneth Taylor.
Friends of John Howell weresaddened to hear of the death ofhis father, Charles H Howell ofGreenport. Mr Howell passed awayon Sunday, May 14.
Mr and Mrs Charles Voss spentseveral days last week in Bronx-ville with Mr and Mrs WilliamVolkmann. While there they visitedwith several other members of thefamily.
AQUEBOGUE
SOUTH JAMESPORTOn Saturday, May C, the com-
bined 4-H BirLs of Jamesport jour-neyed to Smithtown to participatein the clothing revue held at Smith-town High School auditorium.They are very happy and proud toannounce that eacli girl came homewith a blue ribbon , an award ofexcellency. The girls from the BusyMisses who received awards wereCarol Case. Carol Blonkoski, EdnaOwen Patricia Bokinz and JeanFaron. The girls were accompaniedby Mrs John Pfluni Jr and MrsDrobet. Besides her blue ribbon ,Patricia Bokinz was fortunateenough to win a special prize. Theprize was material. All report amost enjoyable day.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Welch ofRiverhead spent Thursday eveningwith Mr and Mrs Howard Griffin. Avery pleasant evening was enjoyedplaying games.
The interior of the small cottagein back of the Howard Waters'summer home on Smith Lane wastotally destroyed by fire last Tues-day. The Riverhead firemen re-sponded promptly to the call foraid , but the fire had gained consid-erable headway before being discov-ered. Fortunately, the blaze was
confined to the inside , as the strongwind blowing from the Bay wouldhave blown sparks toward the rowof bungalows between the Waters'and the Boulevard.
The Ellery Halls opened theirsummer home on the CampGrounds on Sunday.
Jack Bodi and Joe Leombrunoopened their attractive Centre Sthome this weekend. Mrs Leom-bruno's mother and brother , War-ren , were their weekend guests.
Happy Birthday to Brice Buch-olz , grandson of Mr and Mrs GeorgeHawkes, who was three years oldon Monday.
Mr and Mrs Martin Christensenand Mrs Anna Huy were at theirJamesport-East cottage for theweekend.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Guion of Rye,N Y, opened their Second St cot-tages last Tuesday. Mrs Guion 'smother, Mrs William F S Pell , ac-companied them and opened hersummer home on Smith Lane.
The Jamesport School baseballteam defeated Aquebogue in ahome game on Monday afternoon.
Mrs William B Walters was a
dinner guest of her son-in-law anddaughter, Mr and Mrs Frank Fris-zolowski , and Jo-Ann and Billy onMother 's Day, then spent the af-ternoon and evening with Mr andMrs Edward Staib ad Judy, Betty,and Marilee. The Frank Friszol-owski's enjoyed supper with hismother and father, Mr and MrsChe'-*er Friszolowski.
A .peedy recovery is wished forMrs Hose Heddesheimer, who isvery ill at her home in Ozone Park.Aunt Rose, as she is known by hermany friends , has spent many sum-mers here with her son-in-law anddaughter , Mr r.nd Mrs LeRoy DeGroat.
Patronize Our Advertisers
Many Riverhead Golfers are en-joying the playing at the South-ampton Club where the greens andfairways are in excellent condition.The Thursday night dinners arevery popular and plans are underway for the usual Ladies' nightclam bakes.
Competition is keen betweenseveral foursomes, particularly thefoursome of "Bob" Levy, Harold
DuFrane, Al Bythiner and HarryFrank. "Bob" and Trustee Du-Frane have the edge, but Harry iscoaching his son Jerry and willsoon have better support.
The new patio will be a greatimprovement and Joe and Andyare on the job. The members offairer sex are out in force and sev-eral tournaments are scheduledfor the near future.
Southampton Golf Club Sets Tournies
RHS to PresentComedy May 26
Riverhead High School will pre-sent "Dear Ruth", a three-act com-dy by Norman Krasma, as its an-nual school play on Friday, May 20in Pulaski St auditorium.
The cast includes Betty Papish asDora, Gay Perkins as Mrs EdithWilkins; Jackie Warner , Miram;Richard Been , Judge Harry Wilk-ins, Marilyn Backora , Ruth Wilk-ins, Henry Scheinberg; Lt WilliamSeawright, Robert Boyll; Sgt ChuckVincent , and Carol Kapusinski,Martha Seawright.
Miss Laura Hale, dramatics andspeech teacher, is directing the en-tire production .
THURSDAY, MAY IXA.M.
12:00—TeletunesP.M.4:00—Homemaker 's F.xetv.tnKe4:30—Teletunes5:00—Jl r Magic5:15-—Teletunes6:45—Howdy Doody6:00—Twilight Time6:20—Lucky PupG:4.r>—Arthur Godfrey7:00—Kukla, Fran & Ollle7:30—Press Box3T45-—Xewsreel8:00—Stop tha Music9:00— -Morey Amsterdam9:30—Garroway at Large
10:00—Private rfye10:30—in The First Person10:4f.—Dailv XewsreelIO: ;. .",—Late News
FRIDAY, MAY 1.1A.M.
J0:00—3:00 pm Same as Monday*.M.4:00—Homemakev 's Kxelurnse4 :20—Teletunes0:00—Mr Magic6:15—Teletunes6:45—Howdy Doody6:00—Twilight Time6:30—Lucky Pup6:45—Jean O'Brien Kn ie r t a in s7:00—Kukla , Fran & ullie7:30—Showroom7:45—Xewsreel8:00—Mama8:30—We, The People8:00—Versatile Varieties9:30—Twin Tim.'
10:00—Boxing10:45—Greatest Fights11:00—Wresilins11:30—Late X .-ws
SATTiRllAV MAY '20F.M.12:00—Teletunes5:00—Preakness Race.5:30—Western TheatreG:30—Lone. Hanger7:00—Kui-k P.ogers7:30—The Alan young Show8:00—Heat The clock9:00—Ed Wynn Show9:30—Sat. Nlte Revue
10:00—Wrestling11:00—Late News
SUNDAY, MAY 21F.K.3:^0—Teletunes4:00—Hopalong Cassidy6:00—Super Circus6:80 — NV MWII Film6:00— Fred Waring -7:00—Paul Wril teman7.30—ThlH Is Show Business8:00—Toast of the Town 'g;00—Television Playhouse
10:00—Celebrity Time.10:30—Fave F.mcrsoii10:4fi—Late Xi-ws
MONDAY, MAY 22AX.12:00—Teletunes4^00—Homemaker 's Kxchanse4:30—TeletunesE:4&—Howdy Doody6:00—Teletunes6:15—Life wi th Parker6:30—Lucky Pup
] t i ;4r» —Parade m' Stars7:00—Kukla , Fran & Ollle7:30—Mohawk Showroom7:45—XewsreelS:00— Silver Theatre
J 8:.'!0—Concert Programi 9:00—Candid Camera
9:30—The Ooldheras10:00—Studio Onel l :0 i i —Warren Hul l11:15—Xewsreel1 l:;:o—I,ate News
TUESDAY, MAY 23A.M.
1 ^ .00—TeletunesP.M.4 :oo—Homemakc-r 's Exchan ge¦J :Vl —Telelunes5,;;o—Howdy fjao'-l y0:00— Teletunes6:1 r ,—i. lf e w i t h Parker0:::o—i.uekv P"P6:15—Arthur Godfr ey7:00—Kukla, Fran i* Ollie7::i0—Wendy Harr i e7:4 5-—Xewsreel8:00—Star Theatre9:00—Holiday Hotel9:30—Suspense
10:00—Original Amateur Hour11:00—Ken Grauer11:15—Late Xewsreel11:^5—Late News
WEDNESDAY , MAY 2iAJLl^ :0ti—-TeletunesP.M.3:30—Adventures in Sewlns
4 :U0-—Homemaker 's Fxehange4:30—Teletunes5:00—Mr .Magic;> . I . i— j e i emi i'.-s5:45—Howdy lloody0:00—Teletunes6:15—Life wi th Parker0:30—Lucky Pup0:45—Teletunes & Pgm Notes7:00—Kukla . Fran & OHIO7:30—Showroom7:45—To 14*- Announced8:00—Arthur Godfrey9:00—Blind Dale9:30— Stage 13
10:00—Boxing10 -.15—Late XVwsreclI 1 : l) i l—Wrestl in g ¦ -
t o r ie l—I - ate NewsTHURSDAY, MAY 25
&x- ,, ,l:::oe.—(o 5:00 pm Same as M ondaypat5:45—Howdy Doody6:00—TwlllKht Time0:30—Lucky Pup0:45—Arthur Godfrey7:00—Kukla . Fran & Ollle7:30—Press llox7:45—Newsreel8:00—Stop the .Music9:00—Moray Amsterdam9:30—Garroway at Large
10:00—Private Eye10:30—In the First Person10:45—Late Xewsreel11:00—Lain NewsOn the days there are baseball games,program schedules will be changed toaccommodate them from 1:30 on.
Kay lB^Doftg-ers-Cardstjsay 20—Dodgers-PiratesMay 23—Dodgers-CubsMay 85—Dodgers-Cubs
1 TELEVISION JSS ci*I JACKIE* -BXAL SMITH
A New York State traffic law'regarding sehool busses, misun-derstood by some motorists, re-quires that an auto driver bringhis machine to a complete stopwhen encountering a school busreceiving or disehnrcing passen-gers.
The law applies to traffic mov-ing in both directions, whetherovertaking or meeting busses.School vehicles are readily identi-fied by "School Bun" signs frontand rear and by flashing red sig-nal lights when stopped for pass-engers. Drivers are to proceedonly when busses resume motionor when signalled to do so by busoperators.
\ V Traitie IAIWOrders Full Stop
For Kids9 Ruses
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THUR.-FRI.-SAT. MAY 18-20"'The Oamned Don't
Crtf"
SUN.-MON.-TUES. MAY 21-23"The Daughter
of Ho *U> OHiradu"in Technicolor starring
JUNE HAVERGORDON MacRAE
WED. & THUR. MAY 24-25ROBERT TAYLOR
ELIZABETH-TAYLOR''Conspirator '9
FRI. & SAT. MAY 26-27"ComancheTerritory"
in Technicolor starringMAUREEN O'HARA
MacDONALD CAREY
ft^Kfl)I n I MMWmCWWWT VIHMI .M* HM., I II II I .M.,i,ii '.T»...n L _ J ,,
SAT. & SUN. MAY 20-21"Guilty Bystander"
ZACHARY SCOTTFAYE EMERSON
—Together With—"Young Oaniel Boone"
in Color withDAVID BRUCE
