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& e @ 9 • cTf T lUM fij JB j ^y q f\ OF BETTER • I \ 1A 1 l T Jk T U ^ED CARS • ! ^Aj ,i * J? ^""* TRUCKS J • • | USED TRUCKS § • . • • 1 949 Chevrolet Carry-All 1945 Chevrolet 12 Ft. Stake © • © • 1 946 Dodge 12 Ft. Stake 1 944 Chevrolet Cab & Chassis • 9 • © 1946 Chevrolet T -Ton Stake 1 942 CMC 6x6 750 Gal. Tanker © © © © 1945 Chevrolet 12 Ft. Stake , 2-Speed Rear End © • s e © § G ILES CnoiEi S ALES ! © AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE ® © © $ Main Street , Port Jefferson, N. Y. e> ® 242 SALES AND OFFICE—TELEPHONE—PARTS AND SERVICE 107 ® © • ® ® USED TRUCKS | The Wide Acceptance of the New 1 950 L-Line International Trucks HAS MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO OFFER ! GOOD USED TRUCKS j FOR THE COMING SEASON j 1942 International KS-6 2T 176" w.b. chassis, 8:25 x 20 tires , I 2-specd axle J PJ-1 0 International D-30 1'AT 161 " w.b. Platform j 1939 International DS-35 1 '/ 2 -2T 161 " w.b. chassis; new paint, j clean , excellent condition j ! 19)8 International D-35 School Bus , 30-passcnger , good paint , seats and interior excellent condition ¦ .! OTHER SIZES AND MODELS AVAILABLE ! COME IN OR CALL US TODAY ! LONG ISLAND PRODUCE & j FERTILIZER CO., 8NC. RIVERHEAD MATTITUCK SOUTHOLD I 3103 8212 3823 JOB RLCORD NEEDED FOR JOB INSURANCE \2 ^S&^^l/T,„ / ^^^ Hf l When you lose your [ob (or quit) your employer is required lo give you A RECORD OF EMPLOYMENT SLIP o$ evidence ol insured employment with him in lh<rt calendar year If your last job was injured ond you didn' l get a sl ip... go DOCK and atk tor it. KltP All MCOaD OF EMPLOYMfNT SUPS SAFTilY IN YOVtt INSURANCE *ICO«0 BOOK UNTIL WE ASK FO« THEM IF rOU DOWT HAVC SUPS fO» AU YOU» JO»S TOU» BCNCFITS MAY »f DSU YtO STAU OF WW YORK — DEPABTMEMI OF LABOR MVlStON Of PLACEMENT Af.0 UNEMPLOrMENI INSURANCE Effective July 1 a new unemployment , insurance regulation requires emi.Voyurs to give a "Record of Lunploymeiit " slip to any employee who is liml off , dismissed or who quits. Facsimile of the required slip is shown on this poster , now displayed in unemployment insurance one - 'hrough- out the State. The poster notifies wage-earners of the requirement and warns thai failure of benefit claimants to present record slips from jobs lost after July 1 may cause benefit delays. Fertilizer manufacturers from Long Island will be well represent- ed at the fifth annual convention of the American Plant Food Coun- cil at The Homestead , Hot Springs , Virginia , June 29-Jul y 2. A feature of the sessions will be the announcement of the six win- ners in the Nation-wide essay con- test sponsored by tho National Grange and Council on the suhjeet of "Soil Fertility and the Nation 's Future. " The fertilizer manufacturers and their representatives from Long Is- land who will attend the Conven- tion will include: William C Stark , Atlantic Feralizcr Corp, River- head : Oeorge Cushmnn , L T Pro- duce and Fertilizer Co, Inc , R.iver- hend. Riverhead Men at Annual Convention For the past two weekends the six East Hampton Boys Scouts who have been chosen to attend the Na- tional Boy Scout Jamboree which opens at Valley Forge . June 20 , have been taking part in " shake- down " camps at the Suffolk Coun- ty Boy Scout Camp at Baiting Hol- low. At these practice camps at Bait- ing Hollow , the six East Hampton Scouts , Robert Card and Clarence Blowe of Troop 102 and Robert Aniann , Robert Taylor , Richard Worthington and Allan Meddaugh of Troop 27 , all first class Scouts , and Herbert Eggort and Martin Robinson of Southampton , were formed into a patrol which will be part of the Suffolk County Troop of handpicked Boy Scouts. Allan Meddaugh has been picked as pa- trol leader. Several paper drives conducted by the Scouts this past Spring have helped raise the $60 per boy which paid for their week-ends at Baiting Hollow and will cover costs of tents , transportation from Smith- town to Valley Forge , and insur- ance and food for the week\s Jam- boree. The boys will do their own patrol cooking and furnish their special individual camping uniform and equipment. At a combined meeting of Troops 27 and 102 on Monday evening at the Scout House a representative from each of East Hampton' s Girl Scout troops presented each of the boys attending the Jamboree with a Jamboree "T" shirt and toilet kit. In addition , the boys have decorat- ed their two man tents with wind- mills and an outline map of Long Island locating Rust Hampton. This was done with blue , yellow and black paint and an air brush , under the direction of H S art instructor , Mrs R.aymond MeMahon. Also in preparation for Valley Forge the boys , with the assistance of Troop 27 Scoutmaster Amassa Brooks and Harold P Taylor , have made a three-burner charcoal stove , while with the hel p of Victor Anian n and Charles Lloyd they have built a plywood patrol chest, which holds all the patrol equip- ment and doubles as a work table. The boys' parents have not only assisted with innumerable details in connection with assembling the : Scouts ' equipment , but have also taken over transportation to and i from special meetings at Riverhead ' and tho camps at Baiting Hollow . j In addition to the six Scouts who . will attend the National Valley I Forge Jamboree 30 Scouts from Troop 102 and 18 from Troop 27 will attend the .Summer camp at Bait- ing Hollow in July. Scouts Get Set For Jambos-ee At'TOS ft AtXJESSOKIES I ! Used Cars That Make Friends 11) 17 Oldsmobilo II DeLuxe 1-Ur. ! Sedan; radio , healer, hy- ilrainatic 1!'17 Pontiae Streamliner Sedan j Coupe radio , heater i 19-17 Ford S Station Wagon; ra- ! die , heater 1011 Btiick Super 4-I)oor Sedan 1(110 Plymouth 1-I)oor Sedan 11)31 Isnirk 1-Door Sedan B0-l>a y Written Warranty on Late Model Cars Easy G.M.A.C. Terms VAIL MOTOR CORP. RIVERHEAD, N. Y. g Riverhead 2271 Peconic 6774 1 Riverhead 2272 Southold 3050 I HAV E YOU MADE A DATE WITH A ROCKET '8' e SEE US — CAUL US COME IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION Caulf ield Motors Incorporated AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE SALES & SERVICE Opposite Riverhead High School Tel. Riverhead 2033 No Down Payment Necessary •39 Hash -1-Dr Sedan $275 3'j Dodqe Coupe 125 ROBERT S. DETTNER 100 RIVERSIDE DRIVE Tel. Riverhead 2482 A word to the Wise Taxpayer is sufficient. Read Tho County Review. AUTOS .t ACCESSORIES THE IRVING GARAGE il ^w Se&g? USED CARS • COME IN FOR THE BEST BUYS • SEE AND DRIVE OUR 1950 NASH STATESMEN AND AMBASSADORS AND RAMBLER CONVERTIBLES • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY The I Irving Garage "Your Friendly Nash Dealer " Southampton , N.Y. Phone 253 OPEN EVE'S. UNTIL 10 | "SEE BOB ROBERTS BEFORE YOU BUY ANY NEW OR USED CAR. " . . AUTOS & ACCESSORIES SPECIAL 1047 | Lincoln Zephyr CLUB COUPE 1095 '48 Plymouth Club Coupe; very clean .... .Sllitt '42 Dod ge Sedan (125 '38 Chrysle. - 350 '39 De Soto Sedan 250 '40 Lincoln Zep hyr 395 '41 Plymouth Sedan 395 Ray J. Chaplic Montauk Highway WESTHAMPTON BEACH Tel. 1114 SALES - REPAIRS NEW AND | REBUILT ENGINES I OTIS-SCHMIEMANN MOTOR SALES Quogue Phone 4171 »—¦ —————¦ — ¦ —'—¦ -" '-— j i FISCHER'S Auto Wreckers New and Used Parts USED CARS JAMESPORT, L. I. Telephone 994 "The plnce of a million parts" 111 Il Review Classified Ads ure both Powerful anil Profitable AUTO S & ACCKSSOKIES 1 950 DE SOTO CARRYALL DARK GREEN For Immediate Delivery • 1950 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN Low mileage, black. Guaran- teed for f . ) months to be me- chanicall y perfect. '39 Buick Club Coupe McDonly Motors DeSoto-Pl ymouth Dealer 503 HALLETT AVENUE Riverhead 2035 AUTOS & ACCESSORIES Pat ' s Used Car Lot Where Bargains Are Made Every Day! ' •10 Chrysler Windsor Converti- ble; radio and heater '4(i Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan; ra- dio and heater '47 Kord ; radio und heater '4( 1 Dodge 4-Dr . Sedan; radio and heater '39 Pontine 2-Dr . Sedan '40 Pl ymouth AND MANY OTHERS Cars Wanted We Pay Top Prices! From 1939 ro 1950 Pat's Used Cars 305 W. MAIN ST. Opp. Henry Perkins Hotel RIVERHEAD Office and Residence Tel. 2889 NIGHT AND DAY WOKK WANTED PKOFESSION'A L RADIATORS CLEANED and REPAIRED RE-CORE SERVICE DONALD BAGSHAW 150 MAPLE AVENUE Riverhead 33S9 ~ WOR K WANTED Marine Radio Service * SUBMARINE SIGNAL CO. RADIO SERVICE * CAPE COD NAVIGATORS RADIO DIRECTION FINDERS * FATHOMETER , JR. SOUNDING EQUIPMENT CARL STAGG Radio and Electronic Service '"Zo Years ot Radio Experience" 609 NORTHVILLE TURNPIKE RIVERHEAD 3293 ECONOMY HOMES NEW MODELS, NEW PRICES (""onii'lcte with ri'lhi r , plumbing' , 1H :U , <Mu('trif lights , kitchen , i^il'iiu ts , ;.;iint , nutoninth: hoi \ v;iU; r , ins'.ikiUn'i. I' .uiU on your lot, or you iinish it. ALSO SinyiTCER BUNGALOWS ALTERATIONS Financing Arranged Veterans Special Consideration C D. ROSE & SONS Contractor and Builder NORTH BAY AVENUE EASTPORT, L. L Tel. 253 Tel. Mattituck 8015 or 8382 . SlOllTOX & WKIJLS Vaulting - Decorating PapvrlKinging WENr.iiAL CONTRACTING Interior .^nd Exterior FLOOR SCRAPING and KEFINISHTNG SANDING MACHINE lor RENT MATTITUCK , N. Y. NORMAN A. TYTE EXCAVATING — GRADING CLEARING — FILL K. MAIN ST., KIVERHEAD T.l. 21U8 BULLDOZER for SALE l-TD-18 International Trac-tractor with earth moving blade and grubber rake. Good condition. WILLIAM A. ZKH Oalverton TeL Biverhead 3311 MISCELLANEOUS ALPEKTS EXCHANGE New and Usfid Furniture Bought and Sold. Also occasional pieces. Contenta of estates appraised. Open evenings and Sundays. M. H. AUPERT Montauk Hwy.« Westhampton, L. I. Tel. Westhampton 1475 5. G. DAVIS & SON PAINTERS and BUILDERS Phone Mattituck 8016 Estimates Cheerfully Given Offi ce Ph one 8730 ! [Step &0' «f o&rtTlJ MAWMiKGg fj Finest Quality rf^Kj^T j Superl) Work- Q^^ff / manship $S* *7y jC ^} 7-Day Service S^^r ^fe^ on Most Orders F? S$^ ' '^S C'^T/ J T MUELLER'S Interior Keeoratora 134 RIVERSIDE DRIVI Tel. Riverhead 2123 IRVING L. MU ELLER, Pro*. U p holstering AWNINGS SLIP COVERS DRAPERIES SIRFOAM CUSHIONS CABPET LAYING PYROXYIEN WINDOW SHADES I VENETIAN BUNDS MATTHESSES. Decorating Fabrics (or Sale by the Yard Viasa-. AUTHORIZED DEALER p 1 ^ fa.lW .MI M.. .....|.I ......L I l »l..|.IT~T-'J USED CARS USED TRUCKS 1 949 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan 1948 Chevrolet 1 -Ton 1 948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan 1 946 Ford l .Jon Pickup 1 947 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan 1941 Oldsmobile Coupe READ CH EVROLET CO. I RIVERLE1GH AVE. Tel. 2654 RIVERHEAD , N. Y. J a nSCELLAi VKOU S r BARGAIN j j I* ag« floating i IBoilor IVo 10 i wiih Klcct iN»l Oit j IBuraior Unit ; Both in good condition. ) i| Only $100 Cash j ' i CALL RIVERHEAD 3000 | KiilliiMMi' lF IIIIIMIIIK I R 0TOTILLER THE GARDEN IMPLEMENT OF 100 USES Call or Writ e for Free Demonstration SUFFOLK MOTOR SALES COUP. OPEN FROM 8-6 241 R R AVE. RIVERHEAD Riverhead 2886 HEATING SYSTEMS m.ji j i. MW ' EE* - - - World' s Safest , Finest Automatic Heat Assured Economy Cr Comfort SUFFOLK COUNTY HEATING AND EQUIPMENT CO. Moin Rood, Aquebogue, L. I. Sales & Service Dav & Ni^lir On All Types Automatic Heating i 20 Yrs. Experience o:. <- ..i Muiui I Call Jamosporr 229 REAL ESTATE l'Dll SALE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE FRAN K .¥. SMITH 132 WEST MAIN ST. RIVERHEAD TEL. 2800 EASTERN LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE Dugaii Realty Co. RIVERHEAD 2135 PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOSTATIC I COPIES I Discharge Papers H Ilirlh Certificates | Maps, t'le. i Demand' s Camera Shop ! 31 W. Main St. , Riverhead I For PORTRAITS ond CANDID WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS See Dormand' s Camera Shop SI W. Main St., Riverhead , N. Y. Mr and Mrs James A Hand visit- ed over the weekend with Mr and Mrs James R Hand and family of Ossining, Mrs Hand and daughter Dorothy remained for a few days visit. Mr and Mrs Everett Austin of Brooklyn are spending a week witli Mr and Mrs Emmett Austin. The last two months we have not been having regular meetings of the 4-H because of measles. The seniors held their last meet- ing on June 12th at Mrs Tuthill' s. The Juniors met on June 13th at Carol Cain 's. We learned to make darts , french seams and .soft p leats. For homework we have to put on our pockets , and make all of the French seams. We are happy to have another sewing leader for the Seniors. Her name is Irene Sarnowski. The last meeting was held on June 27th. The Seniors meet at Mrs Tuthills and the Juniors at Carol Cain 's. Presbyterian Church Notes 10:00 a m. Bible School. 11:00 a m. Morning Worship. The Missionary Society is holding a food sale . July 3 at 11:00 a m in front of the North Fork Variety Store in Cutchogue. The Church Choir will rehearse on Thursday evening at 8:00 p m. Methodist Church Notes Friday, Choir practice in the Church at 8:00 p m. Saturday. Food Sale on the lawn west of the Silleck Agency, begin- ning at 10:30 a m. Sunday , Sunday School at 10:00 a m with classes for all ages , visi- tors alway welcome. Morning Worship at 11:00 Holy Communion. The second quarterly meeting of the Pamona Grange held June 24th as guest of the Brookfield Grange at Calverton. All oflicers were re- elected. Mrs Lillian Halsey of Southampton anu Mr John Jones of Deer Park were elected to State Grange convention at Elmiua , N Y in October. Mrs Irene Jackson won first prize in the bread making contest. The evening program consisted of group singing and a most in- teresting talk on Mexico by Mr L Y Robinson and Mr Frank Burnett of Riverhead. Mr and Mrs Gene Horton were given a housewarming party on Tuesday evening by liieir many friends and relatives. Cutchogue School fourth quarter lienor roll: grade 1, Barbara Case , Elaine Cook , Billy Deroski , John Dickerson , Myra Dixon , Krerl Kae- lin , Barbara Kurezewski , Eileen Mahoney, Farnel Wiekham : grade 2 Barbara Deroski , Betsy Gerhardt , Mary Ann Kauneckas , Billy Kaelin , Chris Walsh; grade 3 George Cain , Richard Case , Sall y Fleet , Patrick Gorman . Rosemary Mullen , Linda ! Reeve, Phili p Rysko; grade 4 Myra : McCallum: grade 5 Vincent Keller , Patricia Kosciusko , James Me.Wil , Thomas Wickani ; grade (1 Rosalie Cook , Arthur Kaelin , Freddie Ma- chinehick: grade 7 Anne Kaelin , James Grathwohl , Marion Metski; grade 8 Donald Boyle , Jerry Boyle , : Barbara Cain , Andre ' Cybulski , Joan Gerhard! , .lames Mi Cafl ' cry, American Legion award for the highest average in regents 08'', per cent to Jack Wiekham: the Citizen- ship award , elected by the class to Buddy Sivolski: the Clarence E Fleet award for the highest aver- age in mathematics 0» r ; to Jack Wiekham; the M S Hand award to the highest in English part 1, rifle;, to Jack- Wiekham: the M S Hand award for English Part 2 i)8 f ; to Joyce Samohel: the William H Kollmer award for the highest mark in Social Studies 07'; to Jack Wiekham. Principal McNeil spoke of the good work Mrs Mullen had done in his enforced absence. Miss Hand gave nut the diplomas to I he graduates and the excellent exer- cises were over . The graduates then Went outdoors and had their pic- tures taken. Mrs Daniel Overton was called to Spring Valley, N Y to attend the funeral of her aunt last week. The annual Rummage Sale of the Methodist Church in charge of Mrs Lizzie Horton netted $88 last Fri- day and Saturday at Fleet ' s barn on the Main Road. Miss Clotilde Karsten of South- old was the guest soloist of the Methodist Church Sunday morning. Miss Florence Adams of Hunt- ington , was a weekend guest of her cousins , Mrs W G Barry and Mrs Hancock Sturdy of Nassau PL Mrs Porothy Keller has accepted a summer position at Boatman ' s Harbor. The Supper Club en .jn . vod a Beach Party at Dark Pond Wi dncsday evening. Mr and Mrs George Tut- hill of Rav A'- onuo was the com- mitter , Mr and Mrs Walter Luce o7 Pa'/ Ac-Hue caught two liu-' ^ e black fish bc ' .av (he party begen. Tin- Ka.t . Cutchogue School , ( M strong had their annual picnic at Ori-nt stati' r.irk on Thursday. Mrs Millioent Beelje is chairman of the Food Kale on Saturday near the Silleck Agency on Main Street . The Cosmos Circle is ha.'ing a series of sales for the benefit of tie Methoiliat Church. George Mullen . Joyce Samohel , Jack Wickman. Joyce Samohel was the class valedictorian and Jack Wiekham was the salutator- ian. The Methodist parsonage fami- lies of the Brooklyn North and South Districts enjoyed a picnic at the Belmont State Park last Mon- day. The Rev Donald Stacey of j Greenport . Lawrence Boyll of Riv- i erhead and Edward G Wahl and their respective families were pres- ent. I The annual Methodist and Sun- ] day School picnic will be held i Wednesday July 26th at the Pe- quash Club. In case of rain the 1 event will be postponed until the | following day. Mr and Mrs Roland I B Horton of Bay Ave are co-chair- man assisted by Mrs Gerald Beebe , Mrs Clifford Case and Miss Kath- ¦ ryn Fleet. Rev and Mrs Wahl are ( the welcoming committee. Bring your own dishes and silver. Rolls, i coffee and dessert will be furnished i hy tho committee. All members of |the congregation and their friends | are invited , in addition to the Sun- i day school family. ! Mrs Corrine Case of the Main Road had the misfortune to fall i down a flight of stairs in her home i and cracked a rib in the process. j Miss Catherine Case has a siim- , mer civil service position in the ! treasurer 's ofiice at the court house in Riverhead. Mrs Iyonard Borden of Seahita- coke . N Y daughter of Mr and Mrs Roland B Horton spoke over Radio i Station WGY at Schenectad y last : : Tuesday on a 4-H program on can- ' i ning. Mrs Borden is assistant Home I Demonstration agent with head- quarters at Hudson Falls , N Y. I At the last meeting of the Worn- i en ' s Society of Christian Service, I S10 was voted to be given to the Jamesport Fresh Air Camp Also the Board of Education meeting last Monday at'the home of Miss Kathryn Fleet $10 was voted to be sent to the Camp. The following women from Cut- ehogue attended the annual Mis- sionary Tea of the Southold Meth- odist Church: Mrs Richard Vail , Mrs Curtis W Horton , Mrs Philip Horton , Mrs Ralph Tuthill , Mrs Gilbert Horton , Mrs John Courte- nay, Mrs George K VanDerBeek Mrs Stewart Horton , Mrs Daniel Overton . Miss Clara Tuthill , Mrs Ralph Tyler . Mrs Roland B Horton , j Mrs Laura Horton , Mrs John Har- ris , Mrs Edward G Wahl and I Mrs Clifford Case. Miss Etta Whit- ney of Southampton a returned { missionary from South China spoke j of her experiences with the Chris- j tian and Missionary Alliance. Miss i R Killman a missionary from I French West Africa was also pres- ent. Capt George Dickerson of the Main Road of the Beacon Oyster Company with his crew i s spending a month off the Connecticut coast removing star fish from the oyster beds there. Graduation exercises of the Cut- chogue School were held Thursday afternoon before a capacity audi- ence . The program opened with si- j lections by the Rhythm Band. Jack j Wiekham, son of Mr and Mrs John J Wiekham winner of second honors spoke on "Indians " . A special group sang "Holy Ilolv Holy " followed hv the first and second grades .singing "Willy Will . Will Ihe Little Bird" and "Gingerbread Boy " . The 3rd and i 'lth grades sang "Whistling Boy ", "Whirli gig " and "Hungarian Dance ". I The nth and (ith grades then sang "The Moral Song " and "The High Road" ; the seventh and eighth ' grades sang "O God Our Help in Ages Past" and "Our Flag ". Ail the music was under the direction of Mrs James M Ban' . Miss .Joyce S.a- rnohel , daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed- ward Samohel of the Mam Road , winner of the highest grade deliv- ered her speech on "The 4.-H Clubs ". Principal James McNeil handed the special awards to the following: the CUTCHOGUE
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I \ 1A 1 lTJk TU ED CARS •! ^Aj,i* J?^""* TRUCKS J• •| USED TRUCKS §• .•• 1949 Chevrolet Carry-All 1945 Chevrolet 12 Ft. Stake ©• ©• 1 946 Dodge 12 Ft. Stake 1944 Chevrolet Cab & Chassis •9 •© 1946 Chevrolet T -Ton Stake 1942 CMC 6x6 750 Gal. Tanker ©© ©© 1945 Chevrolet 12 Ft. Stake, 2-Speed Rear End ©• se ©
§ GILES CnoiEi SALES !© AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE ®© ©$ Main Street, Port Jefferson, N. Y. e>® 242 SALES AND OFFICE—TELEPHONE—PARTS AND SERVICE 107 ®© •® ®
USED TRUCKS| The Wide Acceptance of the
New 1950 L-LineInternational TrucksHAS MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO OFFER !
GOOD USED TRUCKS jFOR THE COMING SEASON j
1942 International KS-6 2T 176" w.b. chassis, 8:25 x 20 tires, I
2-specd axle J
PJ-10 Internat ional D-30 1'AT 161" w.b. Platform j
1939 In terna t ional DS-35 1 '/2 -2T 161" w.b. chassis; new paint, jclean , excellent condition j
!
19)8 In terna t iona l D-35 School Bus, 30-passcnger, good
paint , seats and interior excellent condition ¦
.! OTHER SIZES AND MODELS AVAILABLE !
COME IN OR CALL US TODAY !
LONG ISLAND PRODUCE &j FERTILIZER CO., 8NC.
RIVERHEAD MATTITUCK SOUTHOLDI 3103 8212 3823
JOB RLCORD NEEDED FOR JOB INSURANCE
\2 S&^ l/T,„ /^ Hf l
When you lose your [ob (or quit) your employer is required lo give youA RECORD OF EMPLOYMENT SLIP
o$ evidence ol insured employment with him in lh<rt calendar year
If your last job was injured ond you didn'l get a slip... go DOCK and atk tor it.
KltP All MCOaD OF EMPLOYMfNT SUPS SAFTilY IN YOVtt INSURANCE *ICO«0BOOK UNTIL WE ASK FO« THEM
IF rOU DOWT HAVC SUPS fO» AU YOU» JO»S TOU» BCNCFITS MAY »f DSU YtO
STAU OF WW YORK — DEPABTMEMI OF LABORMVlStON Of PLACEMENT Af.0 UNEMPLOrMENI INSURANCE
Effective July 1 a new unemployment , insurance regulation requiresemi .Voyurs to give a "Record of Lunploymeiit" slip to any employee whois liml off , dismissed or who quits. Facsimile of the required slip is shownon this poster , now displayed in unemployment insurance one - 'hrough-out the State. The poster notifies wage-earners of the requirement andwarns thai failure of benefit claimants to present record slips from jobslost after July 1 may cause benefit delays.
Fertilizer manufacturers fromLong Island will be well represent-ed at the fifth annual conventionof the American Plant Food Coun-cil at The Homestead , Hot Springs,Virginia , June 29-Jul y 2.
A feature of the sessions will bethe announcement of the six win-ners in the Nation-wide essay con-test sponsored by tho NationalGrange and Council on the suhjeetof "Soil Fertility and the Nation 'sFuture."
The fertilizer manufacturers andtheir representatives from Long Is-land who will attend the Conven-tion will include: William C Stark ,Atlantic Feralizcr Corp, River-head : Oeorge Cushmnn , L T Pro-duce and Fertilizer Co, Inc , R.iver-hend.
Riverhead Men atAnnual Convention
For the past two weekends thesix East Hampton Boys Scouts whohave been chosen to attend the Na-tional Boy Scout Jamboree whichopens at Valley Forge. June 20,have been taking part in "shake-down" camps at the Suffolk Coun-ty Boy Scout Camp at Baiting Hol-low.
At these practice camps at Bait-ing Hollow , the six East HamptonScouts, Robert Card and ClarenceBlowe of Troop 102 and RobertAniann , Robert Taylor , RichardWorthington and Allan Meddaughof Troop 27, all first class Scouts ,and Herbert Eggort and Mart inRobinson of Southampton , wereformed into a patrol which will bepart of the Suffolk County Troopof handpicked Boy Scouts. AllanMeddaugh has been picked as pa-trol leader.
Several paper drives conductedby the Scouts this past Spring havehelped raise the $60 per boy whichpaid for their week-ends at Bai t ingHollow and will cover costs oftents, transportation from Smith-town to Valley Forge, and insur-ance and food for the week\s Jam-boree. The boys will do their ownpatrol cooking and furnish theirspecial ind iv idua l camping uniformand equipment.
At a combined meeting of Troops27 and 102 on Monday evening atthe Scout House a representativefrom each of East Hampton's GirlScout troops presented each of theboys a t tending the Jamboree witha Jamboree "T" shirt and toilet kit .In addition , the boys have decorat-ed their two man tents with wind-mills and an outline map of LongIsland locating Rust Hampton.This was done wi th blue , yellow andblack paint and an air brush , underthe direction of H S art instructor ,Mrs R.aymond MeMahon.
Also in preparation for ValleyForge the boys, with the assistanceof Troop 27 Scoutmaster AmassaBrooks and Harold P Taylor , havemade a three-burner charcoal stove,whi le with the hel p of VictorAniann and Charles Lloyd theyhave bui l t a plywood patrol chest,which holds all the patrol equip-ment and doubles as a work table .The boys' parents have not onlyassisted with innumerable deta i lsin connection wi th assembling the
: Scouts' equipment , but have alsotaken over t ransportat ion to and
i from special meetings at Riverhead' and tho camps at Ba i t ing Hollow .j In addit ion to the six Scouts who. will attend the Nat iona l ValleyI Forge Jamboree 30 Scouts fromTroop 102 and 18 from Troop 27 willattend the .Summer camp at Bait-ing Hollow in July.
Scouts Get SetFor Jambos-ee
At'TOS ft AtXJESSOKIES I
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Used Cars ThatMake Friends
11) 17 Oldsmobilo II DeLuxe 1-Ur. !Sedan; radio , healer, hy-ilrainatic
1!'17 Pontiae Streamliner Sedan jCoupe radio , heater i
19-17 Ford S Stat ion Wagon; ra- !die , heater
1011 Btiick Super 4-I)oor Sedan
1(110 Plymouth 1-I)oor Sedan
11)31 Isnirk 1-Door Sedan
B0-l>a y Written Warrantyon Late Model Cars
Easy G.M.A.C. Terms
VAIL MOTOR CORP.RIVERHEAD, N. Y. g
Riverhead 2271 Peconic 6774 1Riverhead 2272 Southold 3050 I
HAVE YOU MADE ADATE WITH A
ROCKET '8'e
SEE US — CAUL USCOME IN
FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION
Caulf ield MotorsIncorporatedAUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE
SALES & SERVICE
Opposite Riverhead High SchoolTel. Riverhead 2033
No Down Payment Necessary•39 Hash -1-Dr Sedan $2753'j Dodqe Coupe 125
ROBERT S. DETTNER100 RIVERSIDE DRIVE
Tel. Riverhead 2482
A word to the Wise Taxpayeris sufficient. Read Tho CountyReview.
AUTOS .t ACCESSORIES
THE IRVING GARAGE
ilwSe&g ?
USED CARS•
COME IN FOR THEBEST BUYS
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SEE AND DRIVEOUR 1950 NASH
STATESMEN ANDAMBASSADORS AND
RAMBLER CONVERTIBLES
•IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
The IIrving Garage"Your Friendly Nash Dealer"
Southampton , N.Y. Phone 253
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'40 Lincoln Zephyr 395
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'39 Buick Club Coupe
McDonly MotorsDeSoto-Plymouth Dealer
503 HALLETT AVENUERiverhead 2035
AUTOS & ACCESSORIES
Pat's Used Car LotWhere Bargains
Are MadeEvery Day!
'•10 Chrysler Windsor Converti-ble; radio and heater
'4(i Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan; ra-dio and heater
'47 Kord ; radio und heater'4(1 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan; radio
and heater'39 Pontine 2-Dr. Sedan'40 Plymouth
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Cars WantedWe Pay Top Prices!From 1939 ro 1950
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241 R R AVE. RIVERHEADRiverhead 2886
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Demand's Camera Shop!31 W. Main St., Riverhead I
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Dormand's Camera ShopSI W. Main St., Riverhead, N. Y.
Mr and Mrs James A Hand visit-ed over the weekend with Mr andMrs James R Hand and family ofOssining, Mrs Hand and daughterDorothy remained for a few daysvisit.
Mr and Mrs Everett Austin ofBrooklyn are spending a week witliMr and Mrs Emmett Austin.
The last two months we have notbeen having regular meetings of the4-H because of measles.
The seniors held their last meet-ing on June 12th at Mrs Tuthill 's.The Juniors met on June 13th atCarol Cain's. We learned to makedarts , french seams and .soft pleats.For homework we have to put onour pockets, and make all of theFrench seams.
We are happy to have anothersewing leader for the Seniors. Hername is Irene Sarnowski.
The last meeting was held onJune 27th. The Seniors meet at MrsTuthills and the Juniors at CarolCain 's.
Presbyterian Church Notes10:00 a m. Bible School.11:00 a m. Morning Worship.The Missionary Society is holding
a food sale. July 3 at 11:00 a m infront of the North Fork VarietyStore in Cutchogue.
The Church Choir will rehearseon Thursday evening at 8:00 p m.
Methodist Church NotesFriday, Choir practice in the
Church at 8:00 p m.Saturday. Food Sale on the lawn
west of the Silleck Agency, begin-ning at 10:30 a m.
Sunday , Sunday School at 10:00a m with classes for all ages, visi-tors alway welcome.
Morning Worship at 11:00 HolyCommunion.
The second quarterly meeting ofthe Pamona Grange held June 24thas guest of the Brookfield Grangeat Calverton. All oflicers were re-elected. Mrs Lillian Halsey ofSouthampton anu Mr John Jonesof Deer Park were elected to StateGrange convention at Elmiua , N Yin October.
Mrs Irene Jackson won first prizein the bread making contest.
The evening program consistedof group singing and a most in-teresting talk on Mexico by Mr L YRobinson and Mr Frank Burnett ofRiverhead.
Mr and Mrs Gene Horton weregiven a housewarming party onTuesday evening by liieir manyfriends and relatives.
Cutchogue School f o u r t h q u a r t e rlienor roll: grade 1, Barbara Case,Elaine Cook , Billy Deroski , JohnDickerson , Myra Dixon , Krerl Kae-lin , Barbara Kurezewski , EileenMahoney, Farnel Wiekham : grade2 Barbara Deroski , Betsy Gerhardt ,Mary Ann Kauneckas , Billy Kaelin ,Chris Walsh; grade 3 George Cain ,Richard Case, Sall y Fleet , Patr ickGorman . Rosemary M u l l e n , Linda
! Reeve, Phil i p Rysko; grade 4 Myra: McCal lum: grade 5 Vincent Kel ler ,Patricia Kosciusko, James Me.Wil,Thomas Wickan i ; grade (1 Rosal ieCook , A r t h u r Kael in , Freddie Ma-chinehick: grade 7 Anne Kaelin ,James Gra thwohl , Mar ion M e t s k i ;grade 8 Donald Boyle, Jerry Boyle,
: Barbara Cain , Andre' Cybulski ,Joan Gerhard! , . lames Mi Cafl'cry,
American Legion award for thehighest average in regents 08 '', percent to Jack Wiekham: the Citizen-ship award , elected by the class toBuddy Sivolski: the Clarence EFleet award for the highest aver-age in mathematics 0»r; to JackWiekham; the M S Hand award tothe highest in English par t 1, rifle;,t o Jack- Wiekham: the M S Handaward for English Part 2 i)8f ; toJoyce Samohel: t h e Wi l l i am HKollmer award for t he highestmark in Social Studies 07'; to JackWiekham. Principal McNeil spokeof the good work Mrs Mullen haddone in his enforced absence. MissHand gave nut the diplomas to I hegraduates and the excellent exer-cises were over . The graduates thenWent outdoors and had their pic-tures taken.
Mrs Daniel Overton was calledto Spring Valley, N Y to a t tend thefunera l of her a u n t last week.
The annual Rummage Sale of theMethodis t Church in charge of MrsLizzie Horton netted $88 last Fri-day and Saturday at Fleet 's barnon the Main Road.
Miss Clotilde Karsten of South-old was the guest soloist of theMethodis t Church Sunday morning.
Miss Florence Adams of H u n t -ing ton , was a weekend guest of hercousins, Mrs W G Barry and MrsHancock S t u r d y of Nassau PL
Mrs Porothy Keller has accepteda summer position at Boatman 'sHarbor.
The Supper Club en .jn .vod a BeachPar ty at Dark Pond Wi dncsdayevening . Mr and Mrs George T u t -h i l l of Rav A' - o n u o was the com-m i t t e r , Mr and Mrs Walter Luce o7Pa'/ A c - H u e caught two liu-' e blackfish bc ' .av (h e party begen.
Tin- K a . t . C u t c h o g u e School , ( M
strong had t h e i r a n n u a l picnic a tOr i -n t s t a t i ' r . i rk on Thursday .
Mrs M i l l i o e n t Beelje is c h a i r m a nof the Food Kale on S a t u r d a y nea rt h e Sil leck Agency on Main Street .The Cosmos Circle is ha .'ing aseries of sales for the benef i t of t i eMetho i l i at Church .
George Mullen . Joyce Samohel,Jack Wickman. Joyce Samohelwas the class valedictorian andJack Wiekham was the salutator-ian.
The Methodist parsonage fami-lies of the Brooklyn North andSouth Districts enjoyed a picnic atthe Belmont State Park last Mon-day. The Rev Donald Stacey of
j Greenport . Lawrence Boyll of Riv-i erhead and Edward G Wahl andtheir respective families were pres-ent.
I The annual Methodist and Sun-] day School picnic will be heldi Wednesday July 26th at the Pe-quash Club. In case of rain the
1 event will be postponed unt i l the| following day. Mr and Mrs RolandI B Horton of Bay Ave are co-chair-man assisted by Mrs Gerald Beebe,Mrs Clifford Case and Miss Kath-¦ ryn Fleet. Rev and Mrs Wahl are( the welcoming committee. Bringyour own dishes and silver. Rolls,
i coffee and dessert will be fu rn i shedi hy tho committee. All members of|the congregation and their friends| are invited , in addit ion to the Sun-i day school family.! Mrs Corrine Case of the MainRoad had the misfortune to fall
i down a f l ight of stairs in her homei and cracked a rib in the process.j Miss Catherine Case has a si im-, mer civil service position in the! t reasurer's ofiice at the court housein Riverhead.
Mrs Iyonard Borden of Seahita-coke. N Y daughter of Mr and MrsRoland B Horton spoke over Radio
i Station WGY at Schenectady last :: Tuesday on a 4-H program on can- 'i ning. Mrs Borden is assistant Home IDemonstration agent wi th head-quarters at Hudson Falls, N Y. I
At the last meeting of the Worn- ien's Society of Christian Service, IS10 was voted to be given to theJamesport Fresh Air Camp Alsothe Board of Education meetinglast Monday a t ' t h e home of MissKathryn Fleet $10 was voted to besent to the Camp.
The following women from Cut-ehogue attended the annual Mis-sionary Tea of the Southold Meth-odist Church: Mrs Richard Vail ,Mrs Curtis W Horton , Mrs Phi l ipHorton , Mrs Ralph Tuthi l l , MrsGilbert Horton , Mrs John Courte-nay, Mrs George K VanDerBeekMrs Stewart Horton , Mrs DanielOverton . Miss Clara T u t h i l l , MrsRalph Tyler . Mrs Roland B Horton ,
j Mrs Laura Horton , Mrs John Har-ris , Mrs Edward G Wahl and
I Mrs Clifford Case. Miss Etta Whit-ney of Southampton a re turned
{ miss ionary from South China spokej of her experiences with the Chris-j t i an and Missionary Alliance. Missi R Killman a missionary fromI French West Afr ica was also pres-ent .
Capt George Dickerson of theMain Road of the Beacon OysterCompany wi th his crew is spendinga month off the Connect icut coastremoving star fish from the oysterbeds there.
Graduat ion exercises of the Cut-chogue School were held Thursdayafternoon before a capacity aud i -ence. The program opened wi th si-
j lections by the Rhy thm Band. Jackj Wiekham, son of Mr and Mrs JohnJ Wiekham w i n n e r of second honorsspoke on "Indians". A special groupsang "Holy I lo lv Holy " followed hvthe first and second grades . s i n g i n g"Willy Will . Wi l l I h e L i t t l e Bird"and "Gingerbread Boy". The 3rd and
i 'l th grades sang "Whis t l ing Boy","Whi r l i g ig " and "Hungar i an Dance".
I The n t h and (ith grades then sang"The Moral Song" and "The H i g hRoad" ; the seventh and e i g h t h
' grades sang "O God Our Help inAges Past" and "Our Flag". Ail t h emus ic was u n d e r the di rect ion ofMrs James M Ban' . Miss .Joyce S.a-rnohel , daughte r of Mr and Mrs Ed-ward Samohel of the M a m Road ,winner of the highest grade deliv-ered her speech on "The 4.-H Clubs".Pr incipal James McNeil handed thespecial awards to t h e fo l lowing : t h e
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