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UUUVAA^AAAJvAAAiU^AAAJUUUUUUUUUUUU^A^ LAST TIME TO SEE HIT MUSICAL COMEDY ji ¦ FLOWER mm M m Now Play ing ' til August 14 jj NEXT WEEK . WED. , AUG. 16 TH RU AUG. 21 — CURTAIN 8:30 jl j Aw ^LT flf JBDNV ? &JpW ^0^ A w Mmwt ^^^ flT Am ^L ^Q^mmmml WmW Mw ^L%V Ammmr9BBmT ^* Hmm * > 1\* ^ wf jvr ^ ^^^^^tt ^T ^V ^f ^9r ^^^^BV fl^F HF Mmm ^LT SB Mmf A ^m ^^ ^ B ^rnm ' 1 ^ ! POPULA R PRICES PHONE ATlantic 6-1133 |i GATEWAY P LAYHOUSE - BELLPORT 1 ! 4 MILES EAST OF PATCHOGU E : • ON SOUTH COUNTRY ROAD j aomoonocmxxxxyyxttnnflBnnn^^ John Drew J ottings The second week of the Associa- tion of Producing Artists ' engage- ment at the John Drew Theater m East Hampton will open Aug. 14th with Geoige M. Cohan ' s de- lig htful comedy, \The T avern. \ Tluoughout APA' s Summer tour , this show hab consistently been the most popular with audiences and has drawn rave reviews from Boston to Bucks County, Pa. \The Ta\ ern \ is George M. Co- han ' s action-packed builesque on the 18!>0' s melodiama and as such is as humorous and hilarious to audience^ today as it was when it opened in 1920 , playing out a long Broadway run. The play pre- serves the suspense of the old pop- ular melodramas while at the same time making fun of their complex plots. The setting is a lonely road- side tavern during a stormy night and the characters involved in- clude , the ow ner , his terrified son , a hired hand and numerous other guests who arrive hoping to seek shelter from the raging weather. The most interesting guest of all is The Vagabond , a mysterious traveler who answers questions with riddles , charms the women in the play, and faces up to the guns of the villains with a reck- less abandonment. Playing the part originally por- trayed by George I\T. Cohan him- self is George Grizzard , one of the most promising of the new Broadway actors. \The Tavern \ will play Mon- day. Aug. 14 thru Thursday, Aug. 17 * and then be followed on Fri- day, Aug. 18 by \The School for Scandal\ and on Saturday, Aug. 19 \Twelfth Night\ will be pre- sented. APA is using its repertory status to alternate the shows on the w eekend thereby display ing the facility with which they can \ai y their roles and g iving week- end ' visitors to the Hamptons an opportunity to see all three plays. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Gilmer , more widely known as Dorothy Dix , started to write her newspaper column in 1896 for the New Or- leans Picayune. Holtsville & Farmingville Mrs. Marlon D. Riley, GR 5-5438 CIVICS There were 150 members pres- ent at the Farmingville-Holtsville Civic Taxpayers Association meet- ing held August 5. Guest speakers were H. Lee Dennison , Suffolk County executive , and August Stout , Brookhaven Town supervi- sor. The next meeting will be Sep- tember 1 when there will be a discussion on chang ing the name of the town to Collegeville. FIRE DEPARTMENT The Holtsville-Farmingville Fire Department recently attended a special course offered by Grum- man Aircraft Corporation at Cal- verton in aircraft fire fighting and rescue work. This course offered by Grumman in the interest of national and local safety is under the direction of George Rose , chief of the Grumman Fire De- partment. Chief John Keibel issues the following precaution to the resi- dents of this fire district . In the event of military aircraft making an emergency or crash landing— do not approach the aircraft closer than 1500 ^eet. Call your fire and police department; they have the knowledge for rescue w r ork . In the interest of national security your safety, and the safety of this area , do not remove any article from the plane or surrounding area. <J> These articles may be vital to na- tional security. Leave the rescue work to the proper authorities. Do not block roads or approaches to the area. This important informa- tion should be retained. i J i i Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kelsey Bogen of Portion Road , Holtsville , entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and son , Neil , of London , England , last weekend. Mr Tay lor is a reporter for the London Tele- graph. He will spend 8 clays on a reporting assignment in British Guiana. Upon his return , the Tay- lors will again visit Mr. and Mrs. Bogen. Ma* , and Mrs. Harry Fields of Abner Drive , Holtsville , had as a weekend visitor , Miss Dianne Spindler of Buffalo. Miss Spindler and their daughter , Carolyn , are roommates at Albany State Teach- ers College. Before returning to Buffalo Miss Spindler will visit classmates in Far Rockaway, Franklin Square and Croton. George Ted Still , son of Mr. and Mrs. George Still of Farm-to- Market Road , Farmingville , was guest soloist at the Port Jefferson First Baptist Church August 6. His selection was \O , My Father \ by Du Bois. Mrs. George Still and Miss He- len M. Parmelee are attending a Crosier Seminary in Chester , Pa. Dr. Elaine Brown , director of the Singing City Chorus of Philadel- phia , is in charge of tht workshop , Dominick Sinacore of Cedaroaks Avenue would be without his auto- mobile were it not for the quick work of Patrolman William Dor- man of Rosedale. On August 3 , Mr. Sinacore had his car parked in Flushing wheie he is emp loyed and Patrolman Dorman apprehen- ded a youth as he was crossing the wires. Patrolman Dorman , in- cidentally, is the brother of Mrs. Marion D. Riley of Farmingville. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Riley of Abner Drive , Farmingville , August 4 , were Mrs. Ethel Osborne of Kings- ton , and Mr. and Mrs. William Dorman and children , Beth and Dale , of Rosedale. Edward Giancontieri , son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Giancontieri of Rexmere Avenue , Farmingville , spent last week visiting his uncle and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giancontierei of Freeport. Mrs. Victoria Severo of Brook- lyn , who is visiting her mother , Mrs. Vincentza Serpentine of Rex- mere Avenue , Farmingville , is re- cuperating from an accident , which occurred when the lawn chair on which she was sitting collapsed , severing part of the small finger of her left hand. CHURCH NEWS The Farmingville-Holtsville con- gregational Church holds worship service at 9 a. m. during the month of August. The Rev. John M. McLoughhn w ill be on vacation during the month of August and the Rev. Norman Minaid of Cen- tereach will occupy the pulpit. GUILD HALL :: EASTHAMPTOX :: EA 4-40,10 ASSOCIATION OF PRODUCING ARTISTS SUMMER REPERTORY COMPANY August 10 and August 18 Richard B. Sheridan ' s \THE SCH OOL FOR SCANDAL\ August 11 and August 19 \T WELFTH NIG HT\ August 12 and August 14 thru 17 GEORGE M. COHAN S \TH E TAVERN\ Monday thru Saturday Evenings 8:40 p.m. Wednesday Matinee 2: JO p.m. Art Film Series Sunday, August 13 , 8:10 p.m. Oriental Art and Modern Painting Children ' s Matinee , Tuesday, August 13 , 2:10 p.m. \SNOW WHITE\ All Tickets Available in Westhampton Beach at Music Mart \Summer Saunter Through Hidden Houses in Windmill Country \ A House Tour—Tuesday, Aug. 22 , 3-(5 p.m. Tickets $5.00 at John Drew Box Office GUY UMBARDO gfe A £&£ l%I^«g* 1 *Ws^ SW*S9£ ( / NIGHTLY at 8 30 \ . - A A 1 INCL. SUN. t hru SEPT. 4 gfeg J% fkiS^« Hawaiian l h r . 380.280.^0 ^» MM ¦£ Musical J J «%« - -2*i£ <&/i^<3&' Fantasy I SEATS NOW AT: | PENN . TICKET AGENCY , Penn. Station LA. 4-9044; ALL I ABRAHAM & STRAUS STORES (use your A & S Charge Account — call I IV 9 72001 . OFFICES OF MEADOW BROOK NAT'L BANK in Wantag h . Free I port Central Lynbrook . Hicksville , West Hempstead , Manhasset , Jamaica , I EASTPOINT HOUSE. 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I. j Now Until Further Notice j Approximate Sailincr Time: Between New London and Orient ] 1 Hour and SO Minutes — For Infoi'mation Phone: ] ; ORient 2-1010 - GKeenport 7-1717 - New London , Gibson 3-5281 i : Mondays thru Fridays Saturdays and Sundays ' I FA( KPT 1AROR 1) VI . SEPT. 4 AND 1. \BOR DAY , SEPT. 4 i LEAVES LEAVES LEAVES LEAVES ! ! NE\N LONDON ORIENT PT. NEW LONDON ORIENT PT. ! 6:00 am. 8:15 a.m. 6:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. j G- ' .W a .ni . 10:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. ] v 9:30 a.m. *11:30 a.m . *9 00 a.m. \-11:00 a.m. | M0 00 a.m. V2 00 Noon 10:00 a.m. 12:00 Noon i '12 00 X0011 \2-00 pm . \11:30 am. M:30 p.m. 1 ° .0 pm. 4:00 p.m. 1 :00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. ! 2-00 pm. *5 00 pm. 2-00 p.m. 4 :00 p.m. ! M 00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. *3:30 p.m. *5:30 p.m. ! 1 f, 00 pm. f\8:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ! 7:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. j NEW LONDON FREIGHT LINES , INC. j DOCK RO M) , ORIENT POINT , L. I. j Thi^ Schedule Subject to Change Without Notice I , *Eus connec tions between Orient Point and Greenport from June i 1 It ; In Septe mber 4, 1961 IBus connections Friday only. ! r > -> * n~- j \tm irnnnnnnnnnnnnnonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnjuii^^ WHEN YOU LISTEN TO Tm\ttm m. mW mmWkmX. BR \m\mmT W W ^^^ m b l ^k. You Hear The Best ON 1370 AM YOUR MAI 97.5 FAA i ^^^^ DIAL Ij j P^^ Tun e in every Monda y at 9:30 a.m. for a r eport S g^ oMl from Ed Mitchell , secretary of the Merchants Divi- ! |ppP^ ^^|| sion , Patchogue Chamber of Commerce. & PMJS 7 \\\Sir FI I « W »™ \ ] V STATION y JACK ELLSWORTH j n iiiimniniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM 1961 Davis Park Ferry Schedule 1961 1 JUNE 26 THRU SEPTEMBER 5 : E Subject to Change Without Notice I WEEKDAYS I LEAVE PATCHOGUE LEAVE DAVIS PARK j 10:00 a.m. 6 :45 a.m. I 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 3 :00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. § ^ 6 :00 p.m. 4 :20 p.m. FRIDAY EVENINGS I 7 :35 p.m. 6 :40 p.m. | 9:15 p.m. 8 :10 p.m. | SATURDAYS | 10 :00 a.m . 6 :45 a.m. I 11 :00 a.m . 11:00 a.m. | 12:00 noon 12:00 noon § 3 :00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. I 6 :00 p.m. 4 :20 p.m. SUNDAY S I ALSO SEPTEMBER 4 I 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m . 11:00 a.m 12:00 noon 12:00 noon 1 :00 p.m. 1 :00 p.m. 2 :00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 3 :00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 5 :00 p.m. 4 :40 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 5 :40 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:10 p.m. B I Ferries leave from the Sandspit at the foot of Brightwood St. | 1 \ Telephone : GRo ver 5-1665 f i S iMcmimiinmiiiiiiimimiimiiiRniimiHiinmmnmimntminirtmHiniiinmnniiHmiHiiiipnmmiimnmnniiiKniimmimiimnimiimiiiimmmmR f PETER PAN 1 BEAUTY SHOP j Hairsty list - MAVIS J j Special 5©0 ! j; Permanent complete ; JI • Cold Wave or Machineless J I NEW LOCATION j !; Rt. 112 & Jamaica Ave. « £ MEDFORD ! I GRover 5-9643 ; !| BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Jj !> Hours : 9 A. M. - 7 P. M. <| piiuiJlHiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiilK I NOW PLAYING STARTS AUG. 1 3th 1 1 -£ > . \POWERFUL \A ^ONSPfCUOUS 1 I fY/^ i CINEMA | X4' V7. . RUSTIC!\ ACHIEVEMENT. \ 1 H h i 1 - ^ 7 / — Crowlhtr . -Crowlhm- , g| 1 \\f til N. Y.Tim. * »&MM BERBtUUTS N.Y. Iim w. I R V4 SS %-*»« ! 1 ^IJb nPl UB wV ^^iT^mr^ z&r - - ' . I I TWO SHOWS : 7:00 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. | 1 HAMPTON ARTS TH E ATRE I 1 SIX CORNERS :: WESTHAMPTON BEACH H E 1 Telephone WE 4-2600 jj Plllllllllllllllllllllllilllilllllliilllllllllililllll ^ i y * * * * * Saluting **** * %h / THE CIYIL WAR OTTENNIAL!\ ! S X The Spectacular Romance 3? j j T that thrilled millions! X j I $ DAVID 0.SEI2NICKS / MARGARET MITCHE1J5 s& I 5 . ' . mooter/ox or / smir or wr ou) SOUTH V A \ J GONE WITH THE WIN» | |! A SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL PICTURE • RELEASED ev METRO G0L0WYN MAYER nc ]! || — AT THE — jj j Sayville Theatre ! WED . 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M. * *» ?; •«»^-«- _I 1 jj — PERFORMANCES — % A% —__ 4m MON> Thru Fri - ~ 2: 00 \ 7:00 & 9:21 J V w SAT. & SUN . — 2:00 - 4:25 - 6.51 & 9:17 \j WED. Thru TUES. AUG. 9 To 15 j ;| AIR CONDITIONED 7 — BI G DAYS — 7 j ' jl NEWLY REFURBISHED I ^JSRUfSS\!?. \^ T EACHE R S . . ' *;&• * > \^TB J Ji ABOUT THE 3 Ls... — r f!4 <¦> ¦ •w^*^^ I '! LEARNIN' , LIVIN\ AND LOVIN'! * ¦ ' *#(< ' ~ Vl - ^^^ ^1 ' 1 n i A i -r *\\ S ANDRA %„ — | *^ * j--%J 1 I RiALTO DEE Mkm , m^f § ™«™ GAVI N W Me Tree \ f ~ 4l ii Phone GRover 5-0770 ! S>stman GOLQ R * CHARLES D RAKE • VIRGINIA GREY - JULIA MEADE fl i I jj, X 11UUC vrnuver « VUV A UNIYIMM-INTONATIONAI FICTUU ~~ m **Mmm^mmmmmm m** m -~' fl^^ I S; So. Ocean Ave., Patchogue , L. I. — TOGETHER WITH j NEXT ATTRACTION — (Starts Wed., Aug. 16) ! |i $ —— • \NIKKI , WILD DOG OF THE NORTH\ ij \UTTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME\ I ji THURS. Thru SAT. AUG. 10-12 | j'! ^^^ D A A A Walter Pid geon Joan Fontain | j| ^W/ KMAfl \Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea \ ! \\ DRIVE-IN THEATRE — IN COLOR . .. TOGETHER WITH _ i j! • \BATTLE AT BLOODY BEACH\ j ! Audie Murph y Gary Crosby ! ;! Phone: SElden 2-6200 i «! Routes 25 and 112 , Coram , L. L SUN. Thru WED. AUG. 13-16 ! !| , # FULL LENGTH!—UNCUT!—TECHNICOLOR j PERFORMANCES EVERY \GONE WITH THE WIND\ ;! EVENING FROM — STARRING— I i| DUSK CLARK GABLE —:— VIVIEN LEIGH \ «! THURS. Thru WED. AUG. 17 To 23 i • • \GUNS OF NAVARONE\ Ji In Cinemascope and Color |j !| ^». ..». «.^ « THURS. Thru WED. AUG. 10-16 !; I! SHIRLEY ^ 7-B1G DAYS-7 ! Gregory Peck David Niven j •i DRIVE-IN THEATRE , ^ -— IN ^ —~ wr ^^mT„,, \\ Ii »- ««. ««. \GUNS OF N AVARONE\ !| Montauk Hwy. Shirley, L. L -IN CINEMASCOPE AND COLOR - | »! — Starring — J! !j _ . „ -^ • Anthony Qiiinn Irene Papas !; j! Performances Every Evening J ^ 1 : ! From Dusk THURS. Thru SAT. AUG. 17 to 19 ji jl \VOYAGE TO THE | * * BOTTOM OF THE SEA\ jj IN COLOR — PLU S 11 \Battle At Bloody Beach\ Local Population Study Get s Underwa y August 14 Information to be used in com- piling national figure s on employ- ment and unemployment will be collected locally during the week of August 14 in the Current Pop- ulation Survey. The information collected from local families will be combined with that collected in 332 other areas of the country to provide the national estimates. Approxi- mately 35 ,000 households are in- cluded each month in the Current Population Survey. These house- holds are selected at random under the Census Bureau ' s scientific sampling program to provide a representative cross-section of all classes of the population , and all types of areas in the country — large cities , small towns , rural areas , and so forth.
