S IXTH E E A S T H A M P T O N S T A R . E A S T H A M P T O N . N. Y .. SE PT E M B E R 28. 19B7

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and freedom of the press be

allowed? Ideas are much

more fatal than guns. ”

The SpringsMrs. Fred Fanning, Corr.

324-4705

L 'icia Ellen M iller celebrated her ninth birthday b y giv ing a belated dance party for 11 o f her classm ates on Sept. 16.

T he Navy recently granted a fiv e - day em ergency leave to Fred O ver­ton because o f the death o f his paternal grandfather, Fred L. O ver­ton o f H am pton Bays.

Mr. and Mrs. N elson Sm ith Jr. and sons M ichael and P eter o f G ann Road, Three M ile H arbor, w en t U p­state Sept. 16. M ichael is in his fresh ­man year at Union C ollege, S ch en ec­tady, N. Y . M ichael w ill study m arine b io logy . Mr. and Mrs. Sm ith and P eter visited m any places o f in ter­est, returning hom e fiv e days later.

Dr. and Mrs. G erald S exton o f K ings P oint Road, C learw ater, a t­tended the funeral o f M rs. S ex ton ’s step-father, Mr. G eorge Chase o f East R ockaw ay , on W ednesday o f last w eek. Mrs. Chase is v isiting her daughter and fam ily in C learw ater.

Logan H annay o f M essena, N . Y . visited M r. and M rs. S tan ley T al- m age this past w eek . M r. H anney is Mrs. Talm ages’ brother.

At Air School

>A IR M A N A ppren tice C larence E. K ing recen ily com pleted basic training at the N aval Training Center, G reat Lakes, 111., and is at A viation M echanics F u n da­m ental School, M em phis, Tenn. He is the son o f M r. and Mrs. Clarence K ing o f Springs.

Miss Jane D enton , daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles W . D enton, o f Springs - Am agansett R oad , started w ork as a practica l nurse at the S outham pton H ospital on M onday. Last w eek Jane 's parents, a ccom ­panied by Mr. and M rs. G eorge P ayne and daughter Pam ela attend­ed Jane's graduation from W y ck o ff Heights H ospital, B rook lyn .

M r. and Mrs. Fred N otel and ch il­dren are visiting in South Carolina. T hey w ill visit M r. N ote l’s brother

and s ister-in -law , M r. and Mrs. A d olp h N otel.

Mrs. A n gelo L iberti o f Sag H ar­b or visited h er son A n gelo , and fam ily this past week.

T hora M oss o f A ccabon ac H igh ­w ay, celebrated her ninth b irthday w ith a party g iven at her hom e on M onday.

M r. and M rs. J im M cG u yer o f Jam esport visited M r. and Mrs. John K appel o f W oodb in e D riv e ov er the w eeken d . P reviou sly , Mrs. K ap pels ’ m oth er and father, M r. and Mrs. J. M. R obert, h er sister and broth er- in -law , M r. and M rs. P reston R obert, and another sister, M iss O dett R obert o f N ew Orleans, La., had also been house guests o f the Kappels.

M r. and M rs! Joh n B ennett and ch ildren o f C hurch L ane are back in th eir hom e a fter the sum m er.

F lorus M iller ce lebrated his 80th b irth day w ith a party fo r friends and relatives at the h om e o f his daughter and son -in -law , M r. and M rs. C larence K in g o f S ch oo l Street. M r. M iller ’s granddaughter, Mrs. D ouglas T ik kanen and M r. T ik kanen and ch ildren cam e h om e fo r the celebration .

C larence K ing , III w ith his fiance, M iss Susan L a ck a y o f Q ueens V il­lage, recen tly jou rn eyed to Y ork , Pa., to attend the w ed d in g o f a N av y friend .

M rs. Jerom e B en oit and daughter M elida , o f M eridan, Conn., recently visited Mrs. B en oit ’s parents, M r. and M rs. F rank P id geon , o f F irep lace R oad.

M iss M ary A n n R eich art le ft Sept. 18 to enter N ancy T a y lor ’s S ecre ­tarial Sch ool.

T h ere w il l b e a m eetin g on O ct. 3 at the S prings C h apel on the ad ­visab ility o f rem odelin g the C hapel. A ll interested m em bers h ave been urged to attend.

T h e B ib le study class o f the Springs C hapel w ill b e h eld at 8 p.m . today. M rs. R o y H ulse w ill be the teacher. N ext S unday, com m u ­n ion serv ice w ill be con d u cted by the R ev. P au l V . C unkle.

S ch oo l N ew sP h ysica l exam inations w ere h eld

last w e e k fo r the b oy s in p repara­tion fo r the soccer team . T h e first gam e w ill b e p layed O ct. 2 w ith Springs at Tuckahoe.

E ight cheerleaders w ere p ick ed from the seventh and eighth grades fo r the school year. T h e g irls are H olly R eichart, Susan Bates, D arlene D eC ristofaro, Joan n e Iannone, Joanne D ordelm an , K aren V erderosa, C yri B ennett and Barbara Fanning.

T he F ire D epartm ent reported that its cock ta il party Saturday w as at­tended b y m ore than 350 people . D o o r prizes w ere w on b y R obert D ordelm an and V in cen t L yons.

G eorge S ch ellin ger Sr. o f A m a ­gansett w on the first prize, a gas

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grill, and the second prize, a quart o f S cotch , w en t to M rs. E velyn Bates.

N ature N otesA pair o f swans graced A cca b on a c

C reek Saturday a ftern oon . The creek , a natural refuge, houses m any kinds o f w ild life , in clu din g heron, cranes, ducks, and sealife.

N ow that the op en -b a y du ck in g season has been cp en since M onday, loca l hunters w ill be on the lo o k ­out fo r coot and o ld squaw . The s ca llop season is open but th ey are reported ly n ot too p lentifu l.

Scout N ew sG irl Scout leaders and assistants

m et M onday at M rs. C harlotte M ar­k ow itz ’ house in East H am pton to establish Troops. A large increase in the n u m ber o f g irls w as report­ed, and C adette leaders are needed.

W om en interested have been ask ed to con tact Mrs. W illiam W . Bate? U niform s are a lso needed. A l' m others have been asked to attend the first m eeting o f their daughters ' T roops.

There w ill b e tw o B row n ie T roops. O ne w ill be led b y M rs. E lsie Jew ett, assisted b y M rs. S a lly B ennett and M rs. S andra Bennett. It w ill m eet at the Springs C hapel T uesdays from 3 to 4:30 p.m .

The oth er T roop , led b y M rs. Eva V erderosa , assisted b y M rs. R uth C am pbell, w ill m eet at the C hapel M onday at the sam e hours.

T h e Ju n ior leaders w ill b e M rs. M arge D eC astro, M rs. R egina N ichols, and M rs. Sara B riand, and the T roop w ill m eet W ednesdays from 3 to 4:30 p.m . in the Chapel. T h ere m ay b e 43 g irls in this T roop alone.

T h ere w ill b e a com m ittee m eet­ing M on day at 8 p.m . at the hom e o f M r. and Mrs. J oh n W ood to d is­cuss the O ctob er C u b S cou t P ack m eeting . V ance T eel has earned his C ub W o lf badge as has Ed T illin g - hast, Jam es L op er has earned the S ilv e r A rrow , R on n ie B ennett a G olden A rrow , and J im W agenhauser a S ilv er A rrow . M rs. Joan L op er has reported fo u r n ew m em bers fo r D en II.

Mrs. B eatrice B ennett spent a w eek in G reenport, v isiting friends and relatives.

M iss Barbara A n n B ennett has returned hom e a fter v isitin g M r. and M rs. R alph N eill in P o rt W ashing­ton.

S prings residents attending S u f­fo lk C ounty C om m u n ity C o llege this sem ester in clu de M rs. Thom as C ol­lins, M rs. Estelle H ulse, M rs. E ffie M iller, Mrs. D aniel Bospey, R obert D avies and R ichard Steele.

M r. and M rs. Russell W arrington o f D elaw are and M r. and M rs. L ee W eih berg o f S a yv ille recen tly v is it­ed M r. and M rs. D on a ld W ood . T h e three m en served togeth er in the N av y on the U SS L os A n geles 23 years ago.

K enneth E. M iller, U SN , son o f Mr. and Mrs. K enneth V . M iller, w h o is servin g w ith the S eabees in V ietnam , has rece iv ed the N a­tional D efen se M edal and the V ie t­n am S erv ice M edal.

Susan T alm age, d aughter o f Mr. and M rs. R obert B. T alm age, 877 F irep lace R oad , is a freshm an at S tate U niversity A gricu ltu ra l and T ech n ica l C ollege , C oblesk ill, in the fo o d service d ivision .

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TH E C H A M P S : The Saskas S erv ice S tation b oy s w on the title in the East H am pton S low P itch baseba ll league M on day ev en in g b y d ow n in g Lester M otors 14-10. T h e Springs squad had an 18-win, seven -loss record this season. F rom left, fron t: R ob ert K in g , Jam es O verton , R ob ert Collins,

H. A llen and M r. and Mrs. John W ilson.

A lf ie F ith ian , F ran k D ragotta ; top , F red S tam m , m anager, B oon er O 'C on n or, G ary O 'C on n or, R ob ert P . G reene, H ow ard B ennett, Bud G reene, assistant m anager, Jam es L oper, and V ern on G reene. G ene T h om m en w as also on the team .

L ou is C. N ielsen, A m agansett’s Postm aster, reported this w eek that the n ew P ost O ffice is nearing co m ­pletion and shou ld b e ready fo r use in tw o or three w eeks. H e expects to an nounce a m ovin g date som e tim e be fore the end o f O ctober.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. U rstadt o f B ro n x v ille spent the w eeken d at their house on M arine B ou levard, A m agansett East. G uests fo r the w eek en d w ere Mr. and M rs. A lb ert R . H ughes o f B ron xv ille .

D irk K u zm ier o f W halers Lane and Irvington , N. Y ., w as at his su m m er house fo r the w eekend.

A n ew instrum ental m usic teach ­er, assigned to the A m agansett S ch ool this w e e k b y the B oard o f C oop era ­

tive E ducational Services, began w ork to start the S ch o o l’ s band p ro ­gram on M onday. H e is Jam es R a l­ston and w ill b e at the S ch oo l every M on d ay and T hursday.

A t the A m agansett F ree L ibrary , C arleton K elsey , librarian, reported this w eek , the recent acqu is ition o f a m icro film reader. T h e cost o f the reader w as shared b y the L ibrary and the S u ffo lk C oop era tive L ibrary S ystem , w h ich granted $50 tow ard the purchase.

Mr. K elsey exp la in ed that, as a m em ber o f the System , the L ibrary has access to all the S ystem ’s m icro ­film m aterials as w e ll as to books. H e said first use o f the reader w as b e in g m ade b y a h igh sch ool student do in g research w ith the N ew Y o rk T im es In dex .

Charles W . Rush is con va lescin g from surgery at his h om e on T ow n

Lane. He returned h om e last T hurs- H untington S tation w ere w eek en d day from Sou th am pton H ospital. guests o f M r. and M rs. F rancis Lester.

M rs. M ark R yan Sr. w as hostess to the W ed n esday A ftern oon B rid ge C lu b yesterday.

P rivate E dw ard G allagher, U SM C , has been v isiting at h om e this w eek prior to his reassignm ent to C h erry P oint, N. C.

Seam an M orley H. S chellinger, U SN , le ft M on day a fter a 30-day leav e at hom e w ith his parents, Mr. and M rs. M orley L . S ch ellin ger o f A b ra h a m ’s Path.

Seam an S ch ellin ger fle w to San Francisco, Cal., and then to A tsugi, Japan, w h ere h e w il l b e stationed. H e is b e in g tra ined to b ecom e a je t en gin e m echanic.

M r. and M rs. H arold H ansen o f

D r. G u y L on g ob a rd o o f H am pton L an e and B ro n x v ille has returned fro m a tou r o f the C ariovascu lar Institute at M ichael R eese H ospital, C h icago, 111. H e lectu red there on Sept. 18 on hum an resp iratory co n ­trol system s.

H e is a fo rm er p ro fessor o f m echanical and b io -en g in eerin g at C olu m bia U niversity , n ow w ith the advanced system s d eve lop m en t d iv i­sion o f IBM .

M r. and M rs. W illiam F isher are the parents o f a son , born Sept. 16 at the Sou th am pton H ospital.

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Mr. and Mrs. G eorg e G ibson spent last w eeken d at their h om e in A m a ­gansett East. M rs. G ib son ’s son, R ichardson Bass, w h o w as at the cottage fo r a short tim e, has n ow resum ed his studies at W esleyan University.

Eugene S h effer o f N ew Y o rk and H edges Lane returned to N ew Y ork last w eekend.

R obert G w ath m ey ’s house and studio on B lu ff R oad are featured in an article , ‘‘H om es F or A ll S ea ­sons,” in the O ctob er issue o f H oli­day m agazine.

A co lo r p h oto o f the house spreads ov er a page and a h alf. T h e house was designed by Charles G w athm ey, M r. G w a th m ey ’s son.

M rs. Jam es H. Reutershan o f S ton y H ill R oad w ill represent the East H am pton Branch o f the A m erican A ssocia tion o f U niversity W om en at m eetings o f the S u ffo lk C ou n ty ch arter revision com m ittee, b eg in ­ning today at S u ffo lk C om m u n ity C ollege.

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Mr. and M rs. E. V iv ian Parsons entertained last w eekend M r. and Mrs. E dw in S h aw and M r. and Mrs. V ernon G arthw ait, o f Esm ond, R . I. M r. and M rs. S h aw liv ed in A m a ga n ­sett fo r m an y years.

I ELIZABETH E N R IG H T (Mrs. R obert G illham o f W ainscott) at w ork I caboose slud io . She w ill speak on "W ritin g A bou t C hildren forL Children and W riting A b o u l C hildren fo r A d u lts " at 4:30 p.m . Sunday l a l G uild Hall. J oh n R eed -L igh th ou se P h oto

Mr. and Mrs. W illiam T u rin o o f B ron xv ille entertained at a house- party last w eeken d to celebrate their taking title to a vacation house on G ansett L ane, O cean B lu ff G ardens. G uests fo r the w eeken d , a lso o f B ron xv ille , w ere M r. and M rs. Jam es

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