THE EAST HAMPTON STAR. EAST HAMPTON. N. Y- NOVEMBER 28. 1957
Montauk
Mrs. Elsa M. George. Corr.
ON HONOR ROLL
The following students made the
Honor Roll at Montauk Public
School for the first marking period:
Grade I—Andrea Anastasato, Ju­
dith Sepp, Deborah Tuma, Peter
J°Grade II—Sharon Kahler, Susan
Stanislaw, John Kelley.
Grade III—Perry B. Duryea III,
Phyllis Hofmann, Charles Houseknecht, Barbara Kelley, Deborah
Wolf.
Grade IV—Terrie Beckwith, Mar­
jorie Riley, Nancy Tilstra.
Grade V—Lynn Duryea.
Grade VI—Susan Carroll, Janice
Fougere. Ingrid Kissel, Elaine Mc­
Donald, Jeanette McDonald, Bruce
Smith, Connie Smith, Ingrid Soderlund, Carol Stanislaw.
Grade VII—Marilyn Sepp.
Grade VIII — Margaret Burke,
Jeanne Carroll, Judy Smith.
The following had perfect at­
tendance: Grade I — Linda Lenz,
Robert Hargrove, Peter Joyce,
Charles Kenny, James Nicoletti,
Gerhardt Ruschmeyer. Grade II—
David Kenny Sharon Kohler, Nan­
cy McMahon, Donna Windsor.
Grade III—Carolyn Cavella, Mary
McGuire, Karen Nabor, Skip Reich­
ert. Grade IV — Terrie Beckwith,
Marjorie Riley, John Schutzel, Su­
san Sharpies, William Sturtevant,
Jane Walsh. Grade V—Ray Bimson,
Michael Kenny, Kevin McCann,
James Sweeney, Barbara Mundus,
Linda Naber, Elizabeth Peterson,
Elizabeth Sharpies. Grade VI —
Richard Kohler, Susan Carroll, Jan­
ice Fougere, Joanne Kenny, Jean. ette McGuire. Grade VII — Louis
Ferreira, Philip Lewis, Beverly
Paon, Michael Nicoletti, Jeanne
Carroll, Ron Blake, Judy Smith.
MONTAUK BOWLING LEAGUE
The Montauk Bowling League
met for the fifth week on Nov. 20.
The outstanding feat of the season
was the high game of 874 bowled by
Duryea’s Lobsterpots. In the three
years of the League's existence this
is the highest game bowled by any
team, and in all probability will
hold for the year. It will make the
cmopetition hotter than ever.
High game and high series for the
night goes to Bob Byrnes with a
219, and high series of 521. High
total pins go to Tuma's Tackier
Team standings to date
W
Tacklers
11
Lobsterpots
8
6
Marketeers _____
Beachcombers
4
refreshments were served by Mrs. i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schiavoni
Charles Fanning and Mrs. James, have moved into their new home
in North Haven.
Dutton.
Shaw, U. S. Air Force, sta­
Richard F. White Sr. and Rich­ tioned in Germany, and Mrs. Shaw BROWNIE NEWS
Asst. District Attorney Theodore
ard Jr. attended the Dartmouth vs. are parents of a son born Friday,
Brownie Troop 40 comprised of R. Jaffe has just returned from San
girls from Springs meets at the Antonio, Texas where he handled
Princeton football game at Prince- Nov. 22nd.
Chapel Parish Hall at the close of the legal procedure in the Texas
Charles D. Hooper, A /lc U. S. school each Friday afternoon under Court in connection with the exAir Force, Mrs. Hooper, Edward le leadership of Mrs. Robert TalMrs. John Craft writes from
of a prisoner for Suffolk
>ominican Republic that the Island Loper and Larry Merritt left today lage and Mrs. Stratton Miller. A County. He made the trip by plane.
i delightful and quaint, and she is to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. ;cent project of the troop was the
Margaret
Loper
in
Washington,
preparation of Thanksgiving Favors
njoying it immensely.
SCHREIER — TULLIUS
D. C. Edward Loper Will return
trays of children who
Mrs. Paul Alexander Tullius of
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Francis home Sunday and the others will must remain in Southampton Hos­
Long Beach, Calif, recently anFougere for over Thanksgiving and go on to Lake City, Tenn.
pital over the holiday.
junced
the marriage of her daugh! holidays, is Mrs. FouLast Friday afternoon twelve girls
____ ___ nt, Mrs. Catherine Boyd, ST. PETER'S FAIR GROUP
of the Troop and their leaders made ■r, Iris Marie to Dr. Charles FredA group of women from St. . trip to the Hospital to deliver the ;ick Schreier of Sag Harbor, N. Y.
of Medford, Mass.
he
ceremony
was performed in
Peter's Catholic Church met Thurs­ avors. They were greeted by the
On Friday, Dec. 6th, at 8 p.m. the day evening to discuss winter plans lospital administrator and present- ewport, R. I., on July 2, 1957.
After December 1st, the couple
Rosary Altar Society will hold for next summer's fair. A number d the gifts to him with Miss Mar­
ir next monthly meeting in
of handmade items were shawn. An gery Miller acting as spokesman will be at home at 85 Smythe AvMiddletown, R. I.
-eation room of the Church of appeal for donations is made and it ir the group.
is hoped that more women will at­ Before returning home the girls
Little Flower, at which
they will discuss plans for the tend the meetings. Mrs. Albert Ryan all enjoyed ice cream cones.
GOLDEN WEDDING PARTY
as general chairman presided. Re­
Pete Reichart assisted the On Friday evening, Nov. 22nd,
Christmas holidays.
freshments were served.
leaders in transporting the girls to [r. and Mrs. Benjamin Wells of
Capt. and Mrs. George McTurck
the hospital. The following girls Bay St., Sag Harbor entertained at
closed their Montauk residence FIRE LINES
made the trip: Margery Miller,
party in honor of the 50th
on Flamingo Road, on Tuesday and Cadet David Bennett, U. S. Naval Shirley Talmage, Terry Miller, Su- wedding anniversary of Mrs. W
Talmagc, Deborah Bennett, brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
left for their winter home in Say- Aviation, made an instrument flight
in a T-28 plane from Pensacola, Nancy Hulse, Helen Howard, Susan Mrs. Elias Payne of East Hampton.
ille, L. I.
Fla. to Mobile, Ala. This completes Diamandis, Linda Rea, Mary Ann
About 27 relatives and friends
Miss Linda Martel celebrated
his preliminary flight training. Mon­ Reichart, Diana Cote and Sue Mar- ere present. The house was beau­
8th birthday by giving a party for day, the 25th, he was assigned to a der.
tifully decorated with flowers ap­
fifteen classmates at her home on1squadron for advanced training.
propriate for the occasion ar
le afternoon of Thursday the 2lst. David will be home December 20th, The "Turkey Hop" planned for three-tiered wedding cake was
Lively games were enjoyed by the for a two week leave.
Nov. 29 in the Springs Chapel by by the bride and groom. They re­
group and prizes were won by Phyl­ Adolph Notel with the Scabecs members of the Westminster Fel­ ceived many lovely cards, flowers
lis Hoffman and Eddie Keller. Re­ in Newfoundland passed a recent lowship has been postponed until and gifts.
freshments were served in late aft­ test and was promoted to Builder
:r the holidays. The date will be
Mr. and Mrs. Payne were
ernoon. Linda received many I
3rd class. Adolph will be home De­
loiinced later.
________ ed by the Rev. John Stokes on
cember 18th for a 20-day leave.
ly gifts.
November 22, 1907, at Second
Carl Creaser U. S. Army who was
House, Montauk.
home on leave until November 6,
The Montauk Troop of
Guests present were their son
Scouts are getting off to a
reported to Fort Dix,- N. J. From
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rich­
start. Their first project, already be- there he was flown on November
ard Payne and their daughter, Mary
making lamps out of old 11th to Frankfurt, Germany. Then
Mrs. Edward C. Ayles, Corr.
Lou of East Hampton. Also, Mrs.
.......... Anyone with some of those followed a 5-hour train ride to his
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley T. Str
Charles Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Har­
intriguing oddly-shaped bottles station at Liechen. Carl has been
r. and Mrs. Edward Mason of Sag old Taylor and family, Mrs. Thyrza
standing around is asked to
assigned to the 93rd Engineers. His Harbor drove to West Hartford,
Enders, of East Hampton; Mr. and
tribute them. They make lovely tour of duty in Germany >
Conn., yesterday to spend Thanks­ Mrs. Francis Lavinio and family,
Christmas gifts. Old shades can
months. Carl’s little daughter Amy giving Day and the week-end with
Water Mill; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
used, and would be welcomed was 10 days old when he left for
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gould.
Jacobs and family, Sag Harbor; Mr.
the boys to make over, so long Germany.
and Mrs. Clifford Windsor Jr. and
there are usable parts. Phone Asst. Capt. Elmer Forbell of Com­
2506, Vincent Grimes, or 2922, Craig pany No. 2 was born in Amagansett J. Howard Hand and Charles family, Mr. and Mrs. Knowles
d Miss Mary Smith, MonPeele
of
East
Hampton
are
on
an
Tuthill, Scoutmasters.
I
and raised in grandfather Frank
automobile
trip
to
North
Carolina.
Bennett's cottage on Atlantic Av­
Mrs. Taylor, sister of Mr. Payne,
FORSBERG — McTURCK
enue. He attended the local school
and.
Mrs.
Smith were guests at the
Capt. and Mrs. George McTurck and on November 2, 1949 married Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dankowski
'dding 50 years ago.
Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Babinannounce the marriage of their Miss Dorothy Bennett. They
daughter, Muriel, to Capt. Paul
boys, Clifford age 6 years and ski of Bridgehampton drove to
Forsberg, son of Capt. and Mrs. Carl Jeffrey 6 months. Elmer was ac­ Smyrna, Delaware, over the week­
Forsberg, The young couple were cepted in the Amagansett Fire De­ end to attend' the funeral of Stan­
larried the morning of November partment in 1951. He was assigned ley Stachecki.
20th and left immediately for F
to Company No. 2 and was elected
ida where Capt. Paul Forsberg
Asst. Captain in April of this year.
Prof. Wallace John of Hastingsa position as captain of a boat.
Elmer is regarded as a very de­ on-Hudson, N. Y.. spent the week­
pendable officer and fireman.
end at the Conklin' House.
Capt. Carl Forsberg sailed
Thursday last Fire Chief Francis
Viking Star on the week-end, with R. Smith and Asst. Chief James E. Rep. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Waingood crowds aboard who brought
Griffiths attended a conference of wright II and children, Laura and
fine catches of cod.
the East Hampton - Southampton Snowden of Washington, D. C. and
Fire Chiefs Association at the Fire Stuyvesant III who attends the
Capt. Gus Pitts sailed both Sat­ House in Southampton.
Westminster School in Simsbury,
urday and Sunday, bringing ii
Thomas W. McGrail
Conn., are spending a few days at
nice stripers the first day and s
their home on Stone Road.
the next, all fish up to 35 lbs.
Mrs. Clarence R. Hayward had
as her guests over the weekend Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Holdsworth Gor­
Frederick R. Rauber, David H. P. don of St. James, L. L, were at theii
Magill and Fred McDonald.
summer home on Town Line Road
for the week-end.
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Pitts left
on Wednesday of last week for an
auto trip to Maine.
are:
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lund D. Schaefer, we regret the
EDWARD KROM
i have been informed of the nission of the name, Mrs. Edmund
it and sudden death of Edward D. Schaefer (formerly Mary Buck)
le of the survivors.
Krom of Carlstadt, N. J. who had
a summer resident on Ackerly
St., Sag Harbor, for the past 15
Mr. Krom had been recuperating EA ST H A M P T O N HISTORY
an d
1 summer from a heart attack, but
GEN E A LOG IE S
o l 47 E A RLY FAM ILIES
by
Jeannette Edwards Rattray
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In the obituary, last week, of Ed-
iities as Superintendent of Schools
i Carlstadt, N. J.
Among the survivors, besides
wife, Mrs. Edward Krom, are
daughters: Mrs. Frederick R. Gutekunst of Jersey City and Miss Fi
es Krom of Kearney, N. J.
Very Important People
...J H E S E
“SK YW ATCH ERS”
W E N E E D Y O U , TO O
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G R O U N D OBSERVER CO RPS
50th ANNIVERSARY SALE
STARTING DECEMBER 1st
MONTAUK GOLF CLUB
The Montauk Golf Club finished
its 1957-58 season tournament
Monday last, ■with Ed Pospi
emerging as the winner, with Bob
Fisher a good runner-up. Jack
Craft won the second flight, with
Bob Lcnnihan in runner-up spot.
Mrs. F. Norton Griffing, Corr.
Gene Haas took the beaten eight of
the top bracket and Bill Cooper the
Miss Judith Vorpahl with hi
gradmother, Mrs. Eleanor Bangston
same in the second bracket.
Some good golfers who fell by left Thursday to spend ten days
the wayside were Court Schenck, with relatives in York, Pa.
Glenn Kissel, Frank Ward, Frank
Tuma, Father Robert Ecker, Bob
Heil, Dick Me Gowan, Perry Dui
yea Jr., Marshall Prado, Clift Stan­
ley, Bill Fitzgerald, and A1 Retina,
Mr. and Mrs. Emile Rellstab and
Honors at the dinner table fol­ children Peter and Susy will spend
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
lowing the golf were taken by
Cooper with a score of five lob­ Rodney Wilcox Jones in New Ro­
sters plus. No one even close.
chelle.
Next week, Court Schenck’:
Bankers tee off against Bob Heil’
Miss Joanne Wiseman left Tues­
Brokers in a team match for the day for three months’ training at
Montauk Cup.
Bronx Morisania Hospital. This is
affiliation with her nursing
The Women’s Guild of the Mon­ course at Southampton Hospital
tauk Community Church will hold where Miss Wiseman is a senior.
their Annual Bazaar at the Church,
on Wednesday, Dec. 4th from 2
Dr. F. A. Finch celebrated his
5 p.m. Besides the Silver Tea Table 81st birthday Thursday at which
in charge of Mrs. George Sears,
many friends called at his
there will be a fancy goods table home to extend "happy returns."
headed by Mrs. Harold Steck, fine
foods and baked goods by Mrs.
Mrs. Robert Reed and Mrs. Rus­
Ruth Miller, Parcel Post, grab-bag, sell Miller Sr. visited Mr. and Mrs.
etc., by Mrs. C. M. Pilbro, Toy Ta­ Wilbur Bennett at Valley Stream
ble by Miss Florence Sammis and
week and then went on to
an especial attraction for children
coteaque, Va. to spend a few
under the management of t
Church Fellowship Group, then,
3:30 p.m. Santa surely will arrive
Gifts have been made to the
to delight the youngsters.
A.V.I.S. to be used as prizes for
door yard exhibits at Christmas
The Sunday School 5th grade
in Amagansett. First prize will
class at the Montauk Community be $15, second prize $10 and third
Church with their teacher, Mrs. prize $5.
Harold Pitzl, met at the home of
one of the pupils, Robert White, on
Friday the 22nd, for a social and Directors of the A.V.I.S. met with
Bible Study time. Class officers were
elected as follows: Robert White, Friday night at which time the pro­
gram of the projects committee and
President; Lynn Duryea, Vice Pres.;
Linda Naber, Secretary; Faith Nico­ the budget report were approved.
letti, Social Secretary; Dale Handuce Bistrian is home from
rup. Treasurer, and Elizabeth
Clarkson College for the holiday
Sharpies, Attendance Secretary,
so attending was Marjorie McTurck week-end.
who left for the winter, with
Mr. and Mrs. S. Fantini will spend
parents, Capt. and Mrs. George Mc­
Turck, on Tuesday. Refreshments Thanksgiving with Mrs. James O.
were served during the meeting Donnell in LynbrooSt.
which was in the evening. Class
Motto decided upon was, "We
ic Strodthoff who attends BryPledge Ourselves to Read the Bible
College and Donald Shaw of
Daily and to Act as Christians."
Providence, R. I. arrived today for
holiday vacation to be guests of
.
A. Strodthoff and Mr. and Mrs.
Montauk Fire Department Turkey
/. Parsons.
Raffle held last Saturday ever
was a grand success. Thirty-f
turkeys and eight baskets were \
by as many individuals.
Watch Next Issue of this Paper for the
Many Bargains to be Had
Amagansett
The Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beehan and
children of New York are spending
a few days at their home on Hedges
Mrs. Ethel H. Talmage, Corr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hults and
baby son were the guests of Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Emmett en­
and Mrs. Howard Bishop at Owego, tertained at a family dinner on
Sunday in honor of their uncle and
N. Y. last week.
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. David Christie
Mrs. P. H. Morrison left last Sat­ of New York who marked their
urday for a visit with her sister fiftieth wedding anniversary on that,
Mrs. David Kane at Port Washing­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Christie arrived,
week for a visit with Mr.
ton, L. I.
and Mrs. Emmett.
Sharon Miller celebrated her
tenth birthday with a party on Fri­
day evening, Nov. 22. Sharon’;
guests included the Misses Karen
“ :ton, Jane Denton, Audrey CulMrs. Ray Harris, Corr.
i, Beryl Miller and Dianne Fi
tag. Also Sandy -Katine, George
and Mrs. Everett Aid
Miller, William Maggrett and Ken­ who celebrated their 35th wedding
ny Miller.
iniversary on Tuesday, Nov. 19th
and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beebe who
.•elebrated their 25th on Sunday,
Mrs. Edwprd Millor
for Sewing Club at her home last Nov. 24th, are being congratulated.
Friday evening.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pidgeon left Methodist Church met in the church
Tuesday to spend the Thanksgiving parlor on Monday evening. Plans
made for the Christmas Sale
holiday with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome and dinner to take place on SaturBenoit and family at Meriden, Conn. )y, Dec. 7th at the church.
Mrs. William C. Bates left this
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson eek to spend the Thanksgiving
are spending Thanksgiving week holiday at the home of her son-inwith their daughters and families at
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Great Neck and Garden City.
James Tripp at Huntington, L. I.
There will be a family dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tripp
t Milbrook, N. Y.
day.
Mrs. Herbert Overton will spend
PARENTTEACHER GROUP
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 13 a
meeting was held at Ashawagh
Hall for the purpose of forming a DEBUT OF NEW BAND
Parent - Teacher association at
Decorating Com­
Springs. There was a good attend­ mittee which is headed by Frank
ance with all in favor of such an C. Barry is making plans to decoassociation and resulting in its or­
e Main Street for the holidays.
ganization. Mrs. Ralph Maggrett
Light Up" time will be on Fri­
day, Dec. 6th, with the Sag Harbor
James Dutton, secretary. A planity Band, under the diroccommittee was appointed and
o f Ant ony A
included Mrs. Gus Diamandis, Mi first appearance before the public.
Charles Fanning, Mrs. Ralph Mag­ Also for that evening, the Round
grett and Mrs. Clarence King.
Table Card Party is being held for
It was decided to hold regular .he benefit of the Band.
meetings on the second Wednesday
Charles Schreier is chairman of
of each month at 8:15 p.m. at Ash­ the committee arid he and members
awagh Hall to which the parents of
his committee earnestly request
the children of the Springs School
public to support this, card par­
ty so that a substantial amount may
Following the business meeting be turned over to the Band.
Do Your CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Here
and SAVE MONEY!
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