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THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1968 LONG ISLAND TRAVELER - MATTITUCK WATCHMAN PAGE SEVEN
Louis Barnett & SonL ^ W N SERVICE
andLAW N MOWER SALES
A N D SERVICE
SOUTHOLD, N. Y. 765-3955
( 7 SEAS \ ANTIQUE STORE( ANTIQUES & BRIC-A-BRAC
BOUGHT & SOLD( MA9s R«AD, SOUTHOLD, L. L )
LTel. 765-3310
Pickwick Shop |ANTIQUES
ftric - A - Brae li
Glonwore Bought’ & Sold
W. MAIN ROAD
Southold
Tel. 765-3158
► ■ f - f +
M. DawsonFormerly A. "Sandy" Carlson /
Plumbing & Heating/WBLLS & WATER SYSTEMS
221 Fifth Avenue
Graenpoit, L. I.
Tel. 477 -1538 or 477-1322
^REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE;
ANNOUNCING OUR 54th ̂ANNIVERSARY
OVER A HALF CENTURY OF SERVICE, 1913 — 1968 Realistic Value Listings
Always Welcome
OFFICE . MAIN ROAD
Tel. 2M UI747
Two North Forl< Girls Received Scholarships To Business School Sexton — Orr
CHRISTINE ZUHOSKI
Miss Edith Robinson, Director of Blake Business School, 153 East Main St., Smithtown, has announced the winners of Executive Secretarial Scholarships for the September 1968 semester.
Included in the list of award winners from Mattituck High School were Joan Wilshusen of Marratooka Road, Mattituck, and Christine Zuhoski, R. F. D. Box 172, Cutchogue. Misses Wilshusen and Zuhoski were sponsored by their Guldence Counselor, Vernon G. Strub.
Blake Business School wishes these deserving young ladies success in their future careers. The business community of Suffolk County will certainly be able to use their capable services upon completion of their courses of study.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to gratefully acknowledge the many cards, flowers and expressions of sympathy extended to us In oui' recent bereavement.
Frank S. Dawson and Family
Miss Susan Jane Orr, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Orr of 44 Wyatt Road, Garden City and Southold, L I, was married on Saturday, February 24, to John Robert Sexton III, son of Mr and Mrs John R Sexton, Jr of Meriden
I and The Thimble Islands, Conn. The Rev John Faulstich performed the ceremony in the chapel of the Garden City Community Church. A reeeptl<Hi ftfl- lowed in the Garden City Hotel.
Given in marriage by her father the bride wore an antique white peau de soi sleeveless sheath with a scoop neckline and matching coat with jeweled buttons. She wore a short veil attached to a Dior bow and carried orchids on her bag.
Linda Sexton, sister of the bridegroom, served as Maid of Honor and sole attendent. She was attired in a wool turquois sheatli with matching headpiece and wore an orchid corsage.
Thomas Bazar of New Britain, Conn, served as bestman,
The bride, a graduate of Denison
University in Granville, Ohio, is a research assistant in the Psychology Department a t the Connecticut Valley State Hospital in Middletown, Conn.
Mr Sexton, a graduate of New York University, has recently returned from a tour of duty in Vietnam. He is presently with J R Sexton, Inc in Meriden, Conn.
The couple has recently returned from a wedding trip to Antiqua, BWI, and is now residing in Middletown, Conn.
BowlingSOUTHOLD MEN’S LEAGUE
Team Standings BIU Smith’s Realty Albertson’s Store Fisherman’s Rest Hanko Plumbing Southold Pharmacy Duzers Gassers Southold Dodge Salon de Goubeaud
Hiffh Team Series Duzers Gassers
High Team Game Salon De Goubeaud
High IndiTidaal Series Andy Ignatowlcz
High Individual Game Charles Bennett
High Season Average 0 Bennett P Dickerson A Blaschack
Bowler of the Week A Blaschack 216-589
SOUTHOLD DODGE
166142%131%123121%115107%102
2926
1046
638
267
176176175
Couxtesy of T he John Hancock M utual Life Insuiance Co.
Where he walked̂ freedom grew...
Stubborn Sam Adams had just one idea — that AiHerica should be free. He devoted his life to it.
Look! He told all of us, over and over again . . . you. are perfectly fit to govern yourselves.
We listened to Sam and changed our mind about the divine right of kings. Tirelessly he exposed tyranny and corruption . . . ai^ued with the timid . . . oi'ganized tlie machinery of liberty.
He showed us how "committees of correspondence*' in each colony could keep everyone informed on how the fight for freedom was going. And when Sam’s express riders came thundering down the seaboard with news of how Boston harbor had been turned into a teapot, Connecticut farmers, New York
mechanics and New Jersey merchants caught Sam’s independence fever.
No wonder King George quickly promised a full pardon to every American patriot under arms . . . "excepting only John Hancock and Samuel Adams.”
For even across the ocean, it was clear that stubborn Sam Adams — like his fiiend Hancock — knew what he wanted . . . Freedom for America.
Today we know that the challenge to freedom goes on. We know that you can’t buy freedom; you can only invest in it. As millions of Americans are doing with their regular purchase of United States Savings Bonds. Buy U. S. Savings Bonds where you bank or work.
The U. S. Govetnment does not pay for this adv«rtlsetnent. It ia presented a« a public aaivice in cooperation with the Treasury Deparlmenti
M DorosW 119 121 123 363E Goubeaud 139 139 139 417A1 Dalin 149 172 158 479T Doroski 166 164 169 499
Sub Total 698 714 757 2169Handicap 110 110 110 330
Total 808 824 867 2499
HANKO PLUMBING
D Gratliwohl 163 199 143 505R Case 187 109 134 430A Tutliill 157 172 155 484T Blades 133 116 160 400A Ignatowicz 181 162 154 497
■I'b Total 821 758 746 2325Handicap 94 94 94 282
Toial 915 852 840 2607
FISHERMAN'S REST
? Rogers 169 116 147 432V Wieczorek 227 142 149 5iaW Silleck 175 133 159 467Otis Davids 124 147 207 478J Zaveskl 182 188 161 531
Sub Total 877 726 823 2426Handicap 70 70 70 210
Total 047 796 893 2636
Southold PeHy Officer Given Seventh Fleet Commendation
Third Class Fire Control Technician Peter J Goebel, USN, son of Mr and Mrs W L Goebel of Southold, L I, was recently presented Seventh Fleet Letter of Commendation in a ceremony aboard the USS William V P ratt (DLG -13) in Mayport, Fla. Seventh Fleet Letter of Commendation was presented to Petty Officer Goebel by CDR George B Shick, Jr, Commanding Officer of the Guided Missile Frigate, Present a t the ceremony was Captain D Henrlques, Commander of Destroyer Division Eight Two of which Pratt Is a unit.
Petty Officer Goebel earned Seventh Fleet Letter of Commendation while serving aboard the P ratt during her recent deployment to West PAC. While in the Tonkin Gulf the slilp was engaged in many Search and Rescue Missions rescuing several downed airmen, The ship also provided valuable air control and communications support to Navy and Air Force Strikes Into North Vietnam. P ratt steamed 75,000 miles and visited such exotic ports as Hong Kong, BCC; Kaohsiung, Taiwan; Yokosuka, Japan and Pearl Harbor, Hawaii diu-lng her cruise.
DAVE’SBarber Shop
105 LOVE LANE
MATTITUCKOPEN —
W eekdays 8 - 6 Friday 8 - 7:30
Closed Wednesday
FRANK MURPHY GARDEN CENTER
and FLORIST MAIN ROAD m a t t i t u c k : :
Phone 298-4055
FHBSH CUT FLOWHRS ■ w n n PLANTS
FVNBRAL DB910N8 LANDSCAPmO
a m u n s
ED W ARD E. W ILLIA M S
CARPENTER.
Seawood Drive
Southold, N. Y.
Tel. 765-3000
The Finest in Beauty Care for the Discriminating W om an
Phone: 4 77-0612
W I L L I A M ' SBEAUTY SHOPPE
W n ilA M FUCCIUX)
2 18 Main Street
Qreenport, New York
Specialist in Hair Styling, Coloring and Perm anent W aving
GOLF — OPEN TO PUBLIC18 HOLES — 6,700 YARDS
ISLAND’S END GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB, INC.GREENPORT, NEW YORK
Green Fees — Season Privileges — Electric Carts
Automated Golf Driving Range
Drive Out A Bucket Of Balls Before Each Game
Bob Dow, 152 190 151 493J Delaney 159 119 133 401H Dickerson 152 143 128 423Bob Sayre 134 152 168 454tC Hagerman 181 161 121 463
Sub Total 778 765 701 2244Handicap 131 131 131 393
Total 909 896 832 2637SOUTHOLD PHARIVIACT
B Strasser 167 148 188 503B Volinski 126 130 159 415P Ciiick 157 155 138 450A Zaveski 196 138 162 490B Blascliack 205 216 168 589
Sub Total 851 787 815 2453Handicap 78 78 78 234
Total 029 865 893 2687• • • * • * •
BILL SMITirS REALTYG Ballasus 142 174 180 498C Albertson 133 168 178 479Bill Smith 167 162 158 481B Albertson 190 162 169 521P Dickerson 181 182 169 532
Sub Total 813 848 854 251SHandicap 54 54 54 162
Total 867 902 908 2671ALBERTSON’S STORE
E Lademami 162 162 162 486T Skwara 144 179 191 514B Grigonis 211 160 144 515C Butkovlch 166 166 171 49SP Lekich 14.1 240 135 516
Sub Total 814 907 803 2524Handicap 46 46 46 138
Total 860 953 849 2662• • • • • • »
OASSERSJeff Smitli 145 131 177 453B Williams 160 129 176 465D Van Duzer 166 152 170 488P Mullen 168 143 134 445C Bennett 192 183 147 522
Sub Total 831 738 804 2373Handicap 95 95 95 285
Total 926 833 899 2658SALON deOOUBEAUD
E Glover 125 l i e 168 411
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GIANT CARPET SALE
F R E EPadding & Labor Included A t No Extra Cost W ith
Any Broadloom PurchasedThis Month.
Take Your Pick OfACRILAN
501 DUPONTHERCULON
100% CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON
Installation By Our Own Mechanics To Assure You Of The
Finest Workmanship - Plus Thick Hea'vy lOQofo Rubber Pad.
GOLDIN FURNITURE CO.434 Main Street Tel. 477-0940
Greenport, N. Y. Store Hours 9 to 6 Daily
