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THE EAST HAMPTON STAB, EAST HAMPTON,, N. Y„ OCTOBER 12, 1967
L VIS Holds Its Annual Meeting
Miss Elliott Marries Sebastian Arnold Miss Kenny Wed
Ai Little Flower
Miss Nancy Lou Elliott, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C, Elliott
of Salisbury, Md., and Sebastian
Philip Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sebastian Arnold of Springs, "were
married Saturday in St. Francis deSales Church, Salisbury.
The Rev. John J. F a r n n g t o n performed the ceremony, assisted by
t h e Rev. J. Robert Mackey of Asbury
Methodist -Church. A reception was
held at the Wicomico Hotel Ballroom,
i
The bride wore candlelight satin,
with an elbow-length train of scalloped English illusion. She carried chrysanthemums, ivy, and wheat.
The -maid of ho.nor was Mary
Dvvyer, in moss chiffon and "Carrying yellow '• chrysanthemums, ivy,
and wheat. Mrs. Everett Smith, Mrs.
Jerald Myers, and Mrs. Charles
Hay den were t h e other attendants,in persimmon chiffon.
Gigi Eliiott was the flower girl,
and CNaiaia MacDonald was t h e best
man. The Knights of Columbus gave •
t h e couple an honor guard salute.
The bride was graduated from
Mardela High School,- a n d is employed by the Salisbury Broadcasting
Company. Mi\ Arnold, a graduate of
' Lafayette College, where he w a s a
member of Kappa Sigma fraternity,
is an Army veteran.
He is a sales, representative for
the - Paragon Oil Company. After a
wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold will live in North
Gardens. Salisbury.
King-Bethea
The engagement of Miss Laura
Tillett Bethea, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Osborne Bethea of New York.
to Robert Morgan King, has been
announced. Mr, King is -the son of
Mi->.-Donald E. Leith of East Hampton and New York,
• T h e wedding is-planned for Dec.
9. Miss B e t h e a ' a t t e n d e d the Spence
Sehupi and is a graduate of Chatham
School in Chatham. Va. and Bennett
College..She made her debut in the
1960-61 season and is a member of.
the New York Junior League,
Mr. King was graduated,from St.
Paul's School in Concord. N. H„
'rincelon University, and the llai-
The East Hampton Ladies' Village write letters to County and- State night. events. Some members wantImprovement Society herd its an- highway officials.
ed to make it mostly a children'.;
Miss Patricia Marie Kenny, daughnual meeting on Monday afternoon
Bond Issue
fair.. A theater benefit was felt a
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kenny
at the home of Mrs. Nigel Young
Mrs. T. S. Wolkowska spoke about « u o d t h i n S Mrs. Kennard asked for
Bf West Lake Drive, Montauk, and
on Woods Lane. It was well attend- the $2.5 billion bond issue coming suggestions at the November meetJonathan Bennett, --on of Mrs. Harvey
ed. Mrs. Marjorie Kennard presided. u p (,n Election Day. Mrs. Wolkowska m » Bennett of Montauk Highway, AmaMrs. Harry Allaire read the fi- l v a d an editorial from the New York
Tea was served. Mrs. Lotus P.
gansett, were married Sunday afternancial report for the year. The Times titled "Why Hardware Always Dowciiuy and Mrs. Thomas Felder
noon at the Church of., the Little
receipts totalled' $41,078.42. Disburse- Wins." The . consensus of LVIS pouring.
Flower. Montauk, by the Rev. Wilments for trees, greens, flags, etc. opinion seemed to be that everyone
.
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lam White.
were $21,375.40. Donations to local should vote.no,
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A reception followed at Canoe
wganizations amounted to $3,970.
T h e n the proposed East Hampton H o l l f J A
KfiDOTt
^lace Inn. Hampton Bays. The bride,
The Scholarship F u n d was SL037.50. high school and its swimming pool
*
who wore Chantilly lace and carried
Operating expenses accounted for the came up for a spirited discussion,
white loses with baby breath, was
remainder.
Opinions were slightly more divided
tceomponied by Eileen Kenny, maid
Mrs. Malcolm P. Aldrich. chair- 0 n this. The original cost of the
of honor, in moss green velvet and
man of the finance committee, read swimming pool, it was stated, was T i u ' E a s t H a m p t o n , Town I
carrying yellow and orange chryover
the budget for next year.'Estimated not ihe big item, but its maintenance, s p o r t e d two mu
santhemums.
In
the
receipts a r e $28,937.26. Estimated
There seemed to be some resent- the past week
The bridesmaids were Joanne
vehicles received extern
amage.
expenses
for
improvements
Kenny. Jacqueline Perrault, Mary
520,574.86.
were put in a "package d'eal." to b u ! t h e Passengers were not seriousMeGuire, Barbara Kelly, Josephine
The scholarship fund would be the
voted on together. T h e times for Iv hurt.
Bennett, and Nancy Ann McMahon,
same as this past year. Operating'registration in order to b.e able to -Last Saturday, at 7:52 p.m. Cullis
in royal blue velvet, Lawrence Harexpenses would be $5,975. Miseellane- vote oh this proposition (if one was E. Russell, 21, of Town Lane, East
• vey Bennett was the best man.
ous expenses w o u l d bring the bud- not present • at the July meeting>. Hampton and a passenger. Russell
After a wedding trip to the
BUST OF the late Paul Tillich
J
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Bennett will of East
Ea"*T Hampton
Hampton" has
has""be'en"unV
which appeared in the Star, were Da.vis. 22, of Springs Road. East
6"!3d get up to $28,937.26.%
been unveilsd
... Paul
Park
Harmake their home in Montauk. Mr. .«»
P » 4 fTillich
SB"! P
« k j nin New HarFair Receipts Down
read out, and everyone was urged to Hampton received
M
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Bennett was graduated from East £mony,
S £ » "Ind.
L ? tAlfonso
h T ^ w SOssorio
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aftei^a 1956 Oldsmobilesedan driven
Mr*
n n a r d explained
explained that,
that, due
due regtster
register ano.
a n d to
to vuie.
vote.
Hampton High School, and is a Navy * ? ? £ t h_..,,.,
e o l o ^ T b y T & ..
f&g*
to rain, the 1967 Fair receipts do
Streamlined Fair?
" L d nofth'of A t e S m t Pith f t
veteran. He is an burner serviceman
not come u p to last year's. But the
Mrs. Kennard said that the execu- R o a « n o i t h . o t Abraham s ^Patn a t
with Marshall Prado in Montauk.'
amount is enough to "take care of tive board had met and discussed » bend in the road and skidded 250
our responsibilities." she said.
Mrs. Bennett is a graduate of the
S O me wav of simplifying the annual feet along the shoulder before s t n k "This is no emergency; we' have LVIS Fair. It had become too diffi- i n § a * r e e - T h e «*> c l t > w a s " a v e l i n g
Academy of the Sacred Heart of
not been obliged to draw on our cult to manage, she said, pointing l n a southerly direction.
Mary in Sag Harbor, and is employemergency fund. B u t ' t h e practice of out that costs have .gone u p and
The two. were taken by t h e East
ed by Fifth Atfehue Fashions, East
giving donations to other organiza- up. Most of last year's booth Chair- Hampton Village ambulance to the
Hampton. •
Louis Andre, Terry Manning, and ll0nSi
which only began in 1962 be- men refuse to serve again, she said! Southampton Hospual where Mr;
Karl Verniandois, three young paint- c a u s e . w e took in more money than
M r s Aidnch
w h u was Fair chair- -Davis was treated for two day
ers who have studied for_ the past w e needed, will be omitted this m a n { o r , w o y e a r s i n the 1950's Russell was treated at the hospital
three summers with Alex Russo and
• Mrs. Kennard said.
a n d has done "construction for 'ten dispensary and released. Patrolman
the Rev. Terence Netter in East
Mrs. Edw-ard Maguire reported for y e a r < s l i i d t h e a v e r h e a d i s a p p a n i n g , Ronald
Adams
investigated, .the
Hampton, are having a show at the t h t . t r e e committee that to date street ; o m e | h i n g like 50 per cent of re- accident.
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, Francis X. Callahan Gallery, 114 l r e e s h a d b o e n I e s s afflicted with c f , i p ^ Everyone seemed to agree
On Tuesday at 0:15 p.m.. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kabisch of E a s t 3 7 t h street, New York.
last year. , h a , l h c F a i r s h o u l d be re-vamped, Young, .21, of the Air Force Station
Dulch
e l m -disease than
The show, with an opening recep- There were 15 affected trees on t h e m a d e S ij r>pl £,,./.
Montauk. was taken by police
ln
nounced 'the engagement of their lion 8-10 p.m. next Monday, will. Village streets, and eight on private
the to the East Hampton Medical Group
O n o suggestion was t o - o m i t
daughter, Penelope, to Eugene T. run through Nov. It
after his 1962 Volkswagen sedan r a n
property.
Gagnon. son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
into a tree on Montauk. Highway 500
Rene
Hoguet,
Mrs.
Maguire
said,
Gagnon of Jackson. N. J.
feet east of Essex Street in Montauk.
was giving the Village a permanent,
Robert. Moses, chairman of . the
. Airman Young, traveling west on
living Christmas tree, in memory of
Triborough
Bridge
and Tunnel
his
sisters.
Mrs.
Joseph
Ramee
and
the
road, said he was forced off the
Authority, has. announced the unMiss Marguerite Hoguet. With the,
road in an attempt to avoid a deer.
veiling of a plaque at the Triborough
approval of the Village Board, this
Patrolman Walter Loris investigated
administration building on Randall's
will - be placed on the slope of
the accidentIsland on Tuesday, Oct. 17, honoring
The East Hampton Branch of. the Memorial Green,
the late Aymar Embury II of East
American Association of University ' M n . Maude Tavlor reported that
Hampton and New York.
Women will present a public affairs t h e village Highway Commissioner is
Q^hhi
"Mr. Embury," Mr. Moses said.
State constitutional giving a Christmas tree to be.placed
program
"contributed immeasurably not only
issues, at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Guild a t ^ h e a d o f T o w n P o n d ,
,.,
Hall. The program will be open
Whether it's a
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"FALL FOLIAGE" Tour
or a winter cruise . . -.'
Now is the time to choose!
consult Aziz Sherif
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BEGINS WITH
ROW "B"
Group Show For
Young Painters
Nov, 4 Wedding
For Miss Kabisch
Plaque To Honor
Aymar Embury
AAUW Planning
Panel Tuesday
A question period will follow the
panel discussion, ..and refreshments
w i l l . b e served. T h e j u d u . a r y . apportionment. suifiafe,education, and
health-, housing," and social services
will be discussed,
'.. . ~
The chairmen a r e Mrs. James H.
Reulershan
and Mrs. Milford
of Crandall.
Mtss -Kabisch is a graduate
E=>£+
Mr.
HaiPVtOll
1'igh
Schonl
Mr,
and Mrs Georce' Pesoas of ^ "
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Township,
School,
j n u iMis. u c u i s t *tst>a» m' Q
g r a d uJersey^
a f e of High
Middletown
agnon
a New
have announced the engagement of is serving with the Air Force a t
East Hampton and East Meadow,
their daughter. Elaine, to Arthur Montauk. They will be married
Lifton. son of Mrs. Samuel Lifton- Nov,,- 4,„:i« . •
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-of LattrelUm and The late S,ft Lfffon?'
Miss Pespas is the granddaughter of
Mr. an<i Mrs. George Stavropoulos
of East Hampton.
M.iss Pespas is a graduate of State
University College at Potsdam, wlrtrt
she majored in education. She l» a
member of Alpha Kappa Phi, and
Kappa Delta Pi to which she was
elected for outstanding achievement.
She is teaching second grade in
Herricks.
m
Dott^f
forget...
every
litter
bit
hurts
- Mr. Lifton is a. graduate of Clarkson College of Technology at Potsdam. He was chairman *of Omicron
Pi Omicron, editor of the college
magazine, and a member of Pi.Delta
Epsilon, He is employed as epgiroer
with IBM in New York. A summer
wedding is planned.
Dadl Moml Please . . . lead tha way
to the litter basket. Use car litter*,
bags, too. Make it a family project t»
keep streets, highways litter true.
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Pamtii^i-.y.-i.dSolom-on of Baiting Hollow Hood. East Btwpton, will
go on view Tuesday at t h e Saidenberg Gallery. 1035 MMfaeri Avenue,
Manhattan. Tht; show will c.vntinue
through Nov. II,
-
Ellision-Vella
Mrs. M a t s v>
and Bay Ridge a
ton of Bridgehar
at Most Holy T
Hampton, ' oh S
Eugene MacMai
Foster B. Perrv
The attendants
!
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King of East Hampton and Leland
Griffing of Southampton. Mr. and
Mrs, EUisttm will live m Bridgehampton.
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There was a moment of silence in
©.{..Mrs. Shepard Krech. who
memory
h a f , h e r n s o a c t i v e in LVIS affairs
years.
for m a n y
Mmyor James B. Software wrote
t h t , s o c i e i y j j , reply to a letter reg a r d i n g . t h e diverston of truck traf*
fie from Main Street. He explatned:
that roads suggested were either
dangerous or otherwise-unsuitable;
hut hoped that the much-talked-uf
bypass might become a fact by .1570.
tt" w a s suggested that individuals
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Machines Corporation.
The unveiling will take plac at
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