TWOTHE EAST HAMPTON STAR, EAST HAMPTON, N. Y., NOVEMBER 3, 1966

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THE STAR 153 Main Street 324-0477

~ Mrs. Jeannette E. Rattray, Owner

To Be Shown at Saidenberg Caretaker Leaves Estate To Guild Mall

Prleei Indicated estimated from revenae •tamos.

H F Robertson to R A Valero,

pci es Stoney Hill Rd, Noyac, $2500.J O Morris &w to D McLean &w,

lot 2, map of subdiv 5, property of Montauk Beach Dev Corp. East

Hampton Town, $5000.

Helen P Earle to Bridgehampton

Nat Bank, pel ns Franklin Ave., Sag

Harbor, $13,000.

M Amsterdam &w to J Piccoli

&w, lot 14, subdiv No. 1, property of Montauk Beach Dev Corp, East

Hampton Town, $5000.

M Amsterdam &w to Jean E Phair,

lot 13, subdiv No. 1, property Mon­tauk Beach Dev Corp, East Hamp­

ton Town, $5000.

Peter Marcy Inc to Northeast Commodities Corp, pci ss M ill H ill

Lane, East Hampton, $28,000.

A Brown &w to C Trosch, lots 18, 19, 20, 21, & 22, subdiv map, sect 1, Beach Hampton, East Hamp­ton Town, $3000.

Mitilda Garden, hfeir &ors to D W Davis &ano, pci es Cove Hollow Rd, East Hampton Town, $13,000.

Helen B Hamlin to Bryan B Hamlin, pci ss Daniels Lane, Saga-

ponack, $35,000.

E H Hammer to P G Neff, pci

ns South Egmont Place, Montauk, $8000.

J M Clowes &w to K S Edwards

Jr, pci ss Montauk Hgwy, Amagan- sett, $4000.

H E O’Donnell &w to A Brown &w, pci es Meeting House Lane, Amagansett, $28,500.

Dorothy Gibbs to A Pontick, pci

ss Town Lane, East Hampton, $6,- 500.

J Lonero to Terrace Realty Co, pci ns Montauk Hgwy, Amagansett, $33,500.

R H Pohl to J Kesler &ano, es Wainscott - Northwest Rd, pci ws same rd, East Hampton Town, $10,- 0 0 0 .

J E Wohlfert exec to E M Frankel

pci ss Newtown Lane, East Hamp­ton, $30,000.

Lenore J Hurdle to J M Caputo, pci ss Head of Pond Rd, pci ns Seven Ponds Rd, Water Mill, $5000.

H C Newman to J E Manser &w, lot 17, map of Montauk Peninsula

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Coming UpA weekly calendar of social, civic, fraternal, and governmental events. To have informa­tion listed, call 324-0002. Times given for public meetings of local governing bodies are those regularly scheduled, and are some­times changed with little or no notice.

THURSDAY, NOV. 3Town Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Hall, hearings:

Application of Yvette Schutrin for two area variances, Anthony Vatter property, zone B, Bluff Road, Amagansett. 7:30 p.m. Application of Amagansett Water Company for use variance to allow water pumping and storage facility, zone A, Cross Highway, Amagansett, 8 p.m.

FRIDAY, NOV. 4Rummage sale, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Neighborhood House, Three Mile Har­bor Road, East Hampton, through Saturday

SATURDAY, NOV. 5Rummage sale, see Friday’s listing

SUNDAY, NOV. 6Dr. Gilbert Highet speaks, Guild Hall, 4 p.m., public invited

MONDAY. NOV. 7East Hampton Chamber of Commerce, dinner-meeting, 7:30 p.m., Chez LabbatGreat Books Discussion groups, Guild Hall, 8 p.m.

TUESDAY, NOV. 8Election, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., all Town polling placesTown Trustees meeting, 8 p.m., Town HallSprings School Board, 8 p.m., at the schoolAmagansett School Board, 8 p.m., at the schoolWomen’s Republican Club, postponed until DecemberFood sale, Parent-Teachers’ Association, 9 a.m. on, former White’sDrug Store, MontaukElection Day luncheon, food sale and Christmas sale, Springs Com­munity Chapel

Guild Hall Players, 8 p.m., open to public

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9Town Planning Board meeting, 8 p.m., Town Hall

THURSDAY. NOV. 10Town Community Council, 8 p.m., Parish House, St. Luke’s Church

FRIDAY, NOV. 11Springs Improvement Society, 8 p.m., Ashawagh Hall

Guild Hall and Guild Hall Play­ers will share equally in the estate of the late Edward Borkman of 47 Osborne Lane, East Hampton, it has been announced. The bulk of the sstate consists of the house at that address, which was recently sold

for approximately $15,000.Mr. Borkman, who was 59 at the

time of his death, apparently had no living relatives and left every­

thing in his will to Guild Hall and the Guild Hall Players, two organ­

izations in which he had, for many

years, been active as a lighting

technician.Mrs. Inez Whipple, director of

Guild Hall, said that Guild Hall’s share would probably be used tooffset some of the cost of the new air-conditioning system recently in­stalled in the John Drew Theater. “Because the theater part of Guild

Hall was Eddie’s special love, we felt the money should be spent on the theater itself,” she said.

Harry Van Tassel, president ofthe Guild Hall Players, stated that

no official use had been yet desig­nated for their share of the bequest.

“We have enough money on hand to do our forthcoming play. “My Three Angels," on Nov. 18 and 19, he said. “Some of the estate money will probably be used to fix up our set and costumes storage barn, which is in need of certain repairs. Other than that, we have no immediate

plans.”Mr. Borkman had been a care­

taker on East Hampton estates be­

fore his death on Oct. 21, 1965.

Syndicate, East Hampton Town, $3000.

Sophie Laskowski to D Cilli &ano,

pci n s Sunset Beach Rd, North Haven, $50,000.

M Alexander &w to C Ancona &W, lots 506, 507, 508 & po 509, •nap of Sect 4, Barnes Landing, Sast Hampton Town, $18,000.

Elena Todaro to J F Dragotta &ors, pci es North Main St, East Hampton Town. $28,000.

E D Stone to H Lebensfeld, pci ws Drew Lane, East Hampton, $75,-

0 0 0 .Mary E Tilton as heir to R B

Baer, pci es Brick K iln Rd, South­ampton Town. $14,000.

E D Holder &w to R W Kiselyak, lots 1 & 20, subdiv of Mt Misery Estates, Sect 1, Southampton Town,

$5500.H F Robertson to A Parent &w,

pci es Stony Hill Rd, Noyac, $3000.D Sausmer to Mary P Stuetzle,

pci ss Montauk Hgwy, East Hamp­

ton Town, $180,000.Mary P Steutzle to Lemino Corp,

pci es Wainscott - Northwest Rd,. East Hampton Town, $70,000.

J F Dragotta &w to Marion Lowe,

lot 196, map of Sunny Dell Acres, East Hampton Town, $6600.

Dorothy M Gregory to GR Ball &w, pci es Rector St, Sag Harbor,

$13,000.Helen C Halstad to W W Tischers

&w, lots 460, 461, 462. map of Sect 4, Barnes Landing, East Hampton

Town, $4000.B F Osborne to Gunda Faeth, pci

se s Springs - Fireplace Rd, East Hampton Town, $3500.

Dayton Place Inc to R Ullman &ano, pci ss Abraham’s Landing

Rd, Amagansett, $10,500.D W Talmage to East Hampton

Ventures Corp, pci ws North Main

St, Eqst Hampton, $57,000.Dinah Altas to N Kean, pci ss

Surf Ave, Montauk, $55,000.F A Notel to K S Edwards Jr,

pci ss Montauk Hgwy, Amagansett,

$3500.H G Hail to Julia Sacco, lots 910-

979, map of Montauk Beach Hither Hills. East Hampton Town, $4000.

E D Holder &w to A L Heckert &w, lot 15, subdiv map of Mt.

Misery Estates, Sect 1, Sag Harbor,

$3000.Gertrude W Lyons to M Richter

&w, pci es W illiam St, Sag Harbor,

$13,500.Julia A Steller to Edna E Car­

men, lots 57-59, block C, map of Redwood, Sag Hprbor, $30,000.

D R Topping to G Uzielli &ano, pels ss Main St, Southampton, $180,-

000 .D H P Magill to R W Clemmer

&ano, pci es Indian Well Plain Hgwy,

Amagansett, $10,000.R P Pascucci &w to R Gray, lots

1-20, 26-45, & 51-60, all inclusive, map of subdiv Montauk Manor, East Hampton Town, $4000.

G A Sears &w to H F Herbert, lots 4, 9, 10, in block 17, subdiv map Montauk Beach Dev Corp, East

Hampton Town, $50,000.D Oltarsh to R D Cozzens, pci

ws Seven Ponds - Town Point Rd,

Water Mill. $4000.Florence Marsh to M J Julian

&ano, pci es Rosewood Court, Water

Mill, $51,500.P Sweeney to C H Uffelmann &w,

lot 9, block 160, subdiv No. 7, prop­erty of Montauk Beach Dev Corp, East Hampton Town, $12,000.

Georgetown College to H L W alk­er, lots 3, 4, 5, & 15, map of Hamp­ton Home Place, Wainscott, $5000.

Georgetown College to Phyllis Roberts, lots 1, 2, 6, 7. 11 & 12. part of lot 10, map of Hampton Home

Place, Wainscott, $6000.Same to same, lots 13 & 14, same

BULLDOZER working at the Corwin-Fallon apartment site before oper­ators. shown arrest warrants, halted work. The case w ill be heard Monday in court in Riverhead. Star Photo

TOWN BOARD

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Town Board dispose of a strip of

land at the head of Hog Creek, deed­ed to the Town a year ago, and on which, he said, they had pro­posed to build a public launching

ramp.He suggested that they build the

ramp, instead, on a strip of land between Bay Inlet Road and Hog

Creek, at the west end of the Lion Head Beach bulkhead, pointing out

various advantages of such a loca­tion, such as the Town-owned road which terminates there, parking facilities, and easy access to the in ­

map, Wainscott, $5000.Bay Building of Suffolk Inc to

R M Smith, Jr, &w, lot 766, map

of Clearwater Beach, East Hamp­ton Town, $19,000.

Beatrice Albrecht to W J Gillen &w, lots 180 & 181, map of Clear­

water Beach, East Hampton Town, $8000.

S T Mannino to M H Jaffe, pci ws Howard St, Sag Harbor, $9500.

H Taylor &w to W Carrion, lot 79, map of Sag Harbor Hills, Sag Har­

bor, $4500.

R M Smith, J r to Madeline Cuomo, pci es Hedges Lane, Amagansett,

$3000.

W S Beane &ors to Elaine Wesnof- ske &ano, pci ws Bridgehampton- Sag Harbor Tpke, Southampton

Town, $13,500.Florence A Skitt as exec to J J

Buckley &w lot 15, map of divi­sion of property of A H Larkin, East Hampton Town, $17,000.

J Musnicki to M Yektal, pci ws Atlantic Ave, Bridgehampton, $14,-

500.Elinor Gruber to Ann McIntosh,

pci ne s Mecox Rd, Southampton Town, $51,000.

H Krieger &ano to J Kirkwood, pci ws Three Mile Harbor-Hog Creek Hgwy, East Hampton Town, $29,-

000 .Martha Friedman to M Pester

&w, lot 39, map of Clearwater Beach, East Hampton Town, $11,000.

J R Riley &w to A Guilder, pci

nw s Breeze H ill Rd, Three Mile Harbor, $32,000. /

Grace H Raft to V R Van der Straeten &w, pci ns Montauk Hgwy, Montauk, $40,000.

K B Miller &w to Petrat, pci sw

s Hog Creek Rd, East Hampton Town, $2500.

K B Miller &w to Marion Petrat, pci sw s Hog Creek Rd, East Hamp­ton Town, $2500.

K B Miller &w to C Petrat &w,

let to Gardiner’s Bay. Mr. Reuter- shan is involved in a controversy

over mooring rights near the area he mentioned. See Letters to the

Editor.

Other business before the Board concerned the calling of a bond on Hither Woods, in default since July ;

the engagement of Attorney Thomas E. Behringer to represent the Town

in litigation with R. Dewey Hand in the matter of their denial of a zoning variance to him for m ining peat moss near Northwest Creek; the salaries of ballot clerks for the Nov. 8 election; and Lighting Com­

pany plans for street lights in the

Montauk Manor area.

pci sw s Hog Creek Rd, East Hamp­

ton Town, $2500.

C L Sneath &ano to Leeton Corp,

lot 127, map of Montauk on Sea, Sect A, Amagansett, $5000.

C S Dennis &w to H R Cohen &ors, lots 3 & 4, subdiv map No. 5, property of Montauk Beach Dev Corp, East Hampton Town, $6500.

W C Hewitt &ano to N Schiavo &w, lots 65 & 66, map of East

Hampton Knolls, East Hampton Town, $3000.

J Petrou &w to C Gigos &w, lot

166, map of CUlloden Shores No. 2, Montauk, $3000.

H C Hautau to Louise Zumstine, lot 97, map of Clearwater Beach,

East Hampton Town, $4000.

J E Lee &w to Louise M Kalsch &ano, lot D, Harbor Island map of

Subdiv of Bay Point, Sect 3, South­ampton Town, $9500.

G F Schiavoni to Emily Schiavoni,

lots 3, 47 & 48, map of West Wood, Wainscott, $3000.

Bridgehampton Historical Society, to Sylvia Keefe &ano, pci ss Saga- ponack Rd, Bridgehampton, $16,000.

Margaret Amaden &ano to Hazel I Valentine, lot 3, map of subdiv of property conveyed to E C Morfoed, East Hampton Town, $24,000.

E J Dayton to E D Warner, pci

ss Dayton Lane Extension, East Hampton, $18,500.

C L Sneath &w to Leeton Corp, lot 125, map of Montauk on Sea,

Sect A, Amagansett, $5500.Betty D N Cook to T C Osborne,

lot 9, map of Property owned by

Maurice V Blomerth, East Hampton Town, $18,000.

W L Blucke to Noresco Corp &ano, pels beginning es. Bridgehampton-

Sag Harbor Tpke, Bridgehampton, $72,000.

B Holme &w to Dorothy C O ’Brien, pel ws Egypt Lane, East Hampton, $60,000.

Miss Miilendori Married Friday

Miss Ann Marie Mittendorf, daugh­ter of Mrs. Philip Milledoler Brett Jr. of New York, and the late Con­stantine Mittendorf, was married 'ast Friday to Gavin Crawford Whitsett, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. jav in Whitsett of Louisville, Ky. The Mittendorf family summered 'or many years in Amagansett.

The ceremony was performed in he chapel of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church by the Rev. )r. David H. Read. It was followed >y a small reception at the Colony

^lub.

The bride was given in marriage by her brother, George S. Mitten- iorf. Mrs. Stuyvesant Wainwright III, sister of the bride, was matron ■>f honbr. Miss Katryna R. Brett, the bride’s stepsister, was maid of honor. Peter Lyon was best man.

Mrs. Whitsett attended the Brearly School and was graduated in June

from the Garrison Forest School in Garrison, Md.

Mr. Whitsett was graduated from

the Louisville Country Day School and attended Duke University.

DETAIL FROM "WOMAN," a 1966 oil by Balcomb Greene of East Hampton, one of a number of new paintings by him to be shown at the Saidenberg Gallery, Manhattan, beginning Nov. 15. Mr. Greene has had eight other one-man shows this year, from Florida to California.

John D. Schiff Photo

Girl Scouts Engage In Service Projects

Finnegan-Barlek Gallery's FirslMISS SUELLEN MARIE Bartek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Bartek of Niagara Falls, N. Y., was married Oct. 15 at the Sacred Heart Church in Niagara Falls to Robert Donald Finnegan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Finnegan of Lewiston, N. Y. The bride's mother is Mrs. Frederick W. Bartek. the former Helen McGuire of East Hampton.

Craftsmen Plan Christmas Sale

The sixth annual Christmas sale of the South Fork Craftsmen’s Guild w ill be held Nov. 12, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., at Guild Hall. The sale w ill benefit the education fund of Guild Hall.

Two films w ill be shown, free of charge, on the day of the sale. They w ill be “Saint-Jean-Port-Joli,” an account of the impact of the crafts­man Medard Bourgault on a Quebec Village; and “Craftsmen at Work,” about the work of several Canadian craftsmen. The films, which w ill be free of charge, w ill be shown at noon and at 4 p.m.

At 2 p.m. Mrs. Marie Wynn, of Sag Harbor, w ill show how to “throw” a pot on a potter’s wheel. Mrs. Elaine Haff, also of Sag Har­bor, w ill demonstrate clay projects for children at 3 p.m. Children will be invited to try their hands at making simple clay objects.

Exhibitors

Exhibiting craftsmen w ill include Mrs. Sally Armbruster of East Hampton with driftwood sculpture; Mrs. Ida Abelman of Sag Harbor, with enamelled jewelry and wall plaques; Brown Rolston of Bridge­hampton, with brass doorknockers; Mrs. Barton McGuire of Water Mill, with silk screened cards and prints; Mrs. Irina Ourusoff of East Hamp­ton, with sandcastings and embroid­eries; and Mrs. Ellen dePazzi of Westhampton, with paintings on wood.

Refreshments w ill be served in the afternoon.

ANN STANWELL, of Jacqueline Drive, Amagansett, an actress and painter, w ill show early-American- style primitive paintings in the first exhibition to be held at Richard Kollmar's new Pastiche Gallery, 50 East 53rd Street, Manhattan.

FOOTBALL

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East Hampton scoring: Touchdowns — Myrick (3 plunge), Smith (20 pass from Myrick), Smith (48 run). Conversion: B. Greene, kick.

Long wood scoring: Touchdowns — Robinson- (25 pass from Scott), Peretti (37 run). Conversion: Bell­amy, kick.

League Five StandingsW L T

GreenpOrt ..... ....... 5 0 0Southampton ..._u~ 4 1 0Riverhead . . 2 1 1

East Hampton ____ 2 2 0William Floyd ____ 1 3 0Westhampton ...-■r=r; 0 3 1Longwood 0 4 0

Howard Swanson

East Hampton's Girl Scout Troops

are carrying out a variety of ser­vice projects this fall, it was re­ported Tuesday. The new Junior Troop 44. led by Mrs. John McNally, is cooperating with the East Hamp­ton Free Library on Book Week poster making and distribution.

Several Troops are collecting sum­mer clothing in small sizes for dis­tribution in Viet Nam. Next Wed­nesday, girls and mothers have been invited to attend an organizational

meeting of the Amagansett Brownie Troop, in St. Peter’s Church base­

ment.

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Miss McCallion,Mr. Reilly Wed

Miss Kathleen McCallion and Denis J. Reilly were married at

noon Saturday at the Church of the Most Holy Trinity in East Hampton. The Rev. Stephen Stolz performed the nuptial mass.

The bride wore a beaded, embroid­ered empire sheath of ivory satin, with a train, and a beaded crown

with a tulle veil. She carried ivory carnations and ivy.

The maid of honor was Miss Maureen McCallion, and Mrs. John McCallion and Mrs. Donald McCal­lion were the other attendants. Miss Maura Jane McCallion was the

flower girl. A ll wore empire gowns of moss green brocade and beige crepe and carried bouquets of talis­man roses and ivy.

Mrs. Reilly, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McCallion of East Hampton, was graduated from East Hampton High School in 1961 and from Southampton School of Nursing in 1965. She is employed at Little Flower House of Provi­dence in Wading River.

Mr. Reilly, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Reilly of Seaford, was grad­uated from St. Agnes High School in Brooklyn. Since completing ser­vice in the Navy he has been em­ployed by the Grumman Aircraft Corporation.

A reception was held at Baron’s Cove in Sag Harbor following the wedding. After a wedding trip to Florida the newlyweds will make

their home in Commack.

In other Scout activity, Cadette

Troop 1, led by Mrs. George Szcze-

pankowski, of Wainscott, recently

visited Brownie Troop 109, of East

Hampton, and presented a play

about the founding of Girl Scouting.On Nov. 21, a proposal for the

enlargement of the present Girl Scout Council in this area w ill be dis­cussed at a meeting of the Scout Neighborhood Association at Guild Hall. There are 512 Scouts in this

“Neighborhood,” I II - IV, including East Hampton, Amagansett. Mon­

tauk, Springs, and Sag Harbor.

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