PAGE SIXTEENLONQ ISLAND TRAVELER - WATCHMAN THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1978

W orking W ith N urserym en Historical Heritage Emphasized

PILG RIM D A U G H T ER S of t h e F irs t C o n g reg a t to n a l C h u rc h of R Iverhead c e le b ra te d th e i r 47 th

a n n iv e r sa ry M arch 13 a t a iuncheon a t t h e H am p to n C o u n try C lub . T h is g ro u p of w o m en d o e s e v e ry th in g th e y can to su p p o r t th e wori< of th e ch u rc h . T h ey m e e t tw ic e a m o n th a n d hold a p icnic in t h e su m m e r . T w en tv - tw o m e m b e r s a t te n d e d th e luncheon , inc lud ing , left to r igh t, M a ria A dinolfi, E thel C ran e , R ose L indbloom , c h a r te r m e m b e r F lo ren ce C orw in , V ivian P re s to n , p re s id e n t E lsb e th C leve land , se c re ta ry A m el ia Hallock, c h a r te r m e m b e r J e a n BlasI, F ra n c Lloyd a n d M ild red Robinson .

Filling a SC Cooperative Extension post vacated by resignation some time ago, Thomas E. Corell was recently appointed to the agricultural program staff and is currently work­ing with nurserymen in the country.

A native of Northampton, Mass., he was graduated from Springfleld College and taught science in the Rye, N.H., school system. His life­long Interest in horticulture led to a position with a Boston nursery and a decision to do further study in ornamental horticulture.

Tom Corell came to Suffolk after completing requirements for a mast­e r ’s degree in nursery management at Cornell University. He and his

wife, Karen, are now living in Wading River.

ANIMAL WELFAREThe Volunteers for Animal Wel­

fare, a non-profit humane organiza­tion mainly directed to improving animal welfare through legislation and education, will be having a meeting March 24 at the Ridge School on Ridge Road in Ridge at 7:30 pm. Bills introduced in the State As­sembly and Senate concerning ani­mals will be discussed. Other hu­mane organizations and interested people are most welcomed. For more information please call 924- 4727.

S u f f o l k G e t s T r a n s i t A i d

Shinnecock Bridge ClubMr. and Mrs. C. Halsey were the

trophy winners of the quarterly Open Pairs Championship of Shinnecock Bridge Club on Sunday afternoon, March 7, winning the top honors over a field of 20 pairs; 2. L. Smith and H. Obenauer; 3. Mr. and Mrs. B. Jones tied with Mr. and Mrs. W. Van-

Popering: 5. R. Warner ana L. ward; 6. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mandelbaum; 7. B. Edwards and R. Wolff; 8. L. Andreasen and M. Stark.

D. Schissell and P. Jones were the North-South winners at the regular Tuesday afternoon open duplicate session, March 9; 2. L. Najjar and W.

Zaluski; 3. M. Berk and B. Edwards; 4. L. Frohlich and L. Woodward; 5. Mr. and Mrs. A. Soman.

B. Lee and M. Stark were the East-West winners; 2. J. VonEssen and L. Mckeon; 3. R. Warner and B. Sloan; 4. J . Jayne and partner; 5. G. Sheehan and E. Halsey.,Both games were held at the Flanders M en’s Club, Riverhead, under the direction of Bette Rightor.

A state payment of $53,477 has been made to Suffolk County for operating assistance for public trans­portation provided by contract by private operators. State Transporta­tion Commissioner Raymond T. Schuler announced March 9. The service in Suffolk County will carry an estimated 525,000 passengers 547,- 000 vehicle miles during the quarter.

Local service is provided on more than 45 routes throughout the county by the following systems: Sunrise,

Huntington, Fuoco, Coram, Babylon, Lindenhurst, Alert, Brookhaven, Blue, Holbrook, Suffolk, Northport, EBT, Bronscheuer, Tide and Hamp­ton.

The payment is the last of four quarterly grants provided under the current permanent operating assis- ance program recommended by Governor Carey and approved by the legislature early last year and brings to $231,630 the amount received by Suffolk County during the year, Schuler said.

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S e e A c t u a l C o l o n ia l A r t s B e in g P e r f o r m e d by fifteen artisans doing quilting, rug weaving, pottery, etc.

V ie w E a s t e r n L. I. A r t i f a c t s , D o c u m e n t s , A n t i q u e s from the Manor of St. George plus L. I. museums.

Talk w i th U n i t e d A ir l in e s T r a v e l C o n s u l t a n t s about the opportunities and values o f air tavel.

C h e c k O n W i n n i n g A 2 W e e k V a c a t i o n via UNITED AIRLINES to any* historical location in 4 8 states'. * — Hawaii and Alaska excluded.

Try your key in our Bicentennial Treasure Chest filled with hundreds of prizes worth thousands o f dol­lars, including more entry blanks for our Grand Prize Trip to any Historical Location in the United States (Hawaii and Alaska excluded). ____________________________________________ ____________

A Samsonite Saturn II

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Ladies & Mens Styles

25% OFF

March 17th thru the 27thQuaker Lace Tableclothi - Spirit of "76".Permanent Press fo carefree elegance.52 X 70 ....................64 * 84 64 X 84 oval64 X 102 , ...............64 X 102 oval ...........................64 X 120 ....................70 round ..................

12.9915.9915.9922.9922.9929.9915.99

First Quality No Iron Percale Sheotj by Martex.Crisp, white ferns and flov/ers splashed on bright yellov/, green or blue sheets. "Flowerfern"66 « 104 Twin Flat. Reg. 8.00 Now 2/6.0039 X 75 Twin Ftted. Reg. 8.25 Now 2/6.5081 X 104 Full Flat. Reg. 9.00 Now 2/8.0054 X 76 Full Fitted. Reg. 9.25 Now 2/8.5090 X 110 Queen Flat. Reg. 13.50 Now 2/140060 X 80 Queen Fitted. Reg. 14.00 Now 2/14.5042 X 36 Pillow Cases. Reg. 6.50 Now 4.00 pkg.

|pkg. of two)

Stearns & Foster Mattress SaleThis famous 130 year old manufacturer helps us celebrate ourbirthday by offering thp top quality mattress at sale prices.Extra FirmTwin Size, Reg. I 10.00 . .. 78.00Full Size, Reg. 130.00................ 98.00Queen Set, Reg. 320.00 ......... 258.0013 gauge, 312 coil innerspring unit, upholstered and \00% Inner quilted with layers of the finest cotton felt, seat edge border,Humidguard processed, covered in beautiful quilted cover.Box springs also sale priced,

Fieldcrest Thermal Blankets For Year Round Comfort.lOO/f Polyester machine washable.66 x 90 Twin, Reg. 11.99 Now 9.9980 X 90 Full, Reg. 14.99 Now 11.9990 X 95 Queen, Reg. 18.99 Now 15.99 Gold, white yellow, blue, green.Serene PillowsStandard Size, Reg. 9.00 Now 6.99Queen Size, Reg. I 1.00 Now 8.99King Size, Reg. 13.00 Now 10.99 Polyester Mattress Pads IrregularsTwin Ancher Bands, Reg. 7.99 Now 4.99Full Ancher Bands, Reg. 8,99 Now 5.99Queen Ancher Bands, Reg. 12.99 Now 7.99King Ancher Bands, Reg. 16.99 Now 9.99Twin Pad & Cover, Reg. 6.99 Now 5.99Full Pad & Cover, Reg. 9.99 Now 6.99Queen Pad & Cover, Reg. 14.99 Now 9.99King Pad & Cover, Reg. 17.99 Now 11.99 Rose Garden Tablecloth Permanent Press52 X 70, Reg. 9.99 Now 7.9952 X 70 oval, Reg. 9.99 Now 7.9960 X 84, Reg. 14.99 Now 12.9960 X 84 oval, Reg. 14,99 Now 12,9960 X 90, Reg, 16.99 Now 14.9960 X 104, Reg. 19.99 Now 17.9960 X 124, Reg. 21.99 Now 19.99Napkins, Reg. 1.50 ea. Now 1.00 ea.68 Round,-Reg. 16.99 Now 14.99

Stretch-Terry-Toweling For Swimwear, Topi & Shorts.Large assortment of colors. All washable 54-60" wideReg. 4.50 yd. .......... 3.29 yd.Oenim Does It All. In assorted colors for wap skirts.Leisure suits and slacks. 44"-45” wide. Reg. 2:90 yard 1.88 yd Assorted Knits, Cottons and Jerseys36 +n 60" wide. Values to .98 to 2.29 yard .79

Indian Design Rugs.9x12. Reg. $199 Sale 89.99Hi Lo Shag Rugs 9x12 59.99Indoor, Outdoor Rugs in patterns. 34x66" 2.99Reversible Nylon Braid 8x I I 44.99Oriental Design Rugs 6 x 9 39.99

Long Wearing Nylon Broadloom I Vi" thick pile installed over sponge rubber padding. 12.95 sq. yd. Kroehler Living Room Furniture.Early American 74" Wing Sofa. Reg. 299.00 259.00Early American 50" Wing Love Seat Reg. 239.00 199.00Early American Wing Chair Reg. 189.00 159.00Early American 79" Convertible Reg. 399.00 349.00100 Olefin cover in Ramdam Texture, choose from green, rust brown or black.

Choose from Early American or Contemporary.All Sale Priced

Contemporary 85" Sofa Cub Arm Reg. 299.00 259.00Contemporary 63" Love Seat Club Arm Reg. 239.00 199.00 Chair Club Arm Reg. 189.00 159.00Convertible Club Arm Reg. 399.00 349.00100'' Olefin Tweed Cover, choice of colors

All Weather Ladies Coats and Pantcoats. Washable, assorted styles and colors. Sizes 8-20, l6'/2-24'/2. Reg. 38-40 22.99 Ladies 3 pc. PantsuitAssorted styles and colors. Sizes 818. Reg. 26-48 19.99-29.99 Ladies Contemporary DressesAssorted styles and colors In cotton. Size', 6-14 Reg. $30 $19.99 Junior SlacksAssorted colors and styles. Sizes 5-13. f<eg. 17-18 13.00

Junior Long Sleeve Scoop Neck Tee Tops with Matching ScarfAssorted prints and solids. Sizes 5-15 Reg. 11.00 6.00

Famous Brand Ladies Robes. Short & long nylon robes in assorted styles and colors. Sizes S-M-L. Reg. $10-14 5.00 to 7.00Famous Brand Ladies Nightgowns. Nylon long and waltz length gowns. Sizes S-M-L. Reg. $7-11 4.99 to 6.99Dearfoam Washable Slippers. Irregular. Reg. $3.50-4 2/5.00

9.99

Famous Make Bras. White & beige Reg. $4.50-8 2.49-4.79

Handbags. Vinyl 6 styles. Canvas 3 styles. Reg. $14

Special Purchase! Organizer Handbags. 3 styles 12.99

Famous Make Small Leather GoodsAssorted discontinued styles. Reg. $8-15 5.99Woman's Shoes-Specially Selected Group of Naturaliier LifeStride, Viner. Vaues to $30.00 9.90 Ladies Polyester SlaxNew Spring Shades. Sizes 8-18. Reg. $17 10.99 Famous Brand Ladles Blouses Sizes 8-18Print Blouses, Reg. $17 9.99Print Cotton Blouses,Reg. $14 7.99Shells-Assorted Colors, Reg. $8 5.99First Quality Panty Briefs. In white & beige, Reg. $9 5.99

Ladies Knee Sox. Regular and Irregular, opaques, denims, fancies. Reg. $1.15-1.75 3/2.00Vyrene Support Hose 2 for 5.00Men's Shoes-Selected Styles of Roblee, Pedwin.Values to $40.00....... 15.90Famous Maker Men's Leisure Suits. Polyester knits and corduroy. Tan. Light Blue, Brown, Mint Green, Blue Check, Tan Check. Jacket, Reg. $25 19.99Slax, Reg. 16.00 11.99Latest Stylo Men's Sport Coats. Polyester knits, plaid, checks, solids. Sizes 36-46R, 38-46lg, 38-44 short. Reg. $50 to 65 34.99

Famous Make Men's Dress Slacks. Polyester knits, plaid, check, solids. Washable. Sizes 30 to 42 Reg. $16-20 9.99Men's Famous Ktake Dress Shirts. Solids, Stripe and Fancies,I4'/2 to 17 short sleeve, Reg. $7-9 5.99l4'/z to 17 long sleeve, Reg. 9-12 6.99Men's Famous Make Sport Shirts. Polyester and dacron blends In solid & trims, long sleeve and short sleeve. S-M-L-XL Reg. $7 to 9 5.99

Men's Printed Nylon Blend Long Sleeve Fashion Shirts Including Famous Makes. Reg. $ 15-20 8.99Men's Spring, Polyester Neckties.In the latest prints & wovens. Reg. $5 to 6.50 2/$5Famous Maker Boys "Boat Jeans".Slightly Irreg.. denim and corduroy. Prep, sizes, 25 to 30 in as­sorted lengths. If perfect $13 Now 7.99 Boy's Jeans.Assorted solids & prints. Sizes 8-16 reg:, slim Reg: $9-10 2/11.00 Famous Make Boy's Short Sleeve Knit Shirts.Sizes 4-7. Reg. $4-6 2.69 eachGirl's Jeans.Assorted colors and plaids.Sizes 4-6X Values to 6,99 3.79 or 3/10.00Sizes 7-14 Values to 6.99 4.49 or 3/12.00Girls P.V.C. Jackets: Assorted colors soma embroidered:Values to 17.99 14.99 & 15.99

Repeat by Request: Carter SaleInfant and toddler sample sizes. Asst. Sportswear 30-50Cr Off

Toddler Sleepwear Sizes 1-4, Reg. 4.99 3.49Planter Tree with four pots, great centerpiece Idea.Reg. 6.99 Sale $3.99

20'< Reduction On Timex Watches. Discontinued styles with a full I Yr. Timex guarantee. Men's and ladles styles, electric and non electric - limited quantities.

Special Purchase! Assorted, Imported leaded cut crystal, In Dan­ube and Shannon designs. Reg. 10.99 to 25.00 Sale 6.99-11:50 Assorted Planters with Saucers. In lovely herbal designs.Reg. to 3.99 59̂ to 1.99Salton Peanut Butter Machine.Makes pure peanut butter. Reg. 29.95 22.88Silverplated Salad Bowl, with two salad servers.Reg, 12.99 8.99Famous Make Assorted Jewelry ‘/i price

Swezey's 1W. Main St., Patchogue 475-0280 • 11 IE. Main St., Riverhead 727-6100 Charge on your Swezey's Card • M aster Card • BankAm ericard

Early A m erican a r t of bo th sp inn ing a n d w eaving will be d isp layed by T h e lm a B eche re r a t S w ezey’s B icentennial S alu te .

Eastern Long Island’s Historical Heritage will be the central theme of Swezey’s Department Store’s 82nd birthday Bicentennial sale from March 19 through 27.

Featured in both the Patchogue and Riverhead stores will be exciting displays from Suffolk County m use­ums, historical societies. Bicenten­nial commissions and town histori­ans.

Highlight of the event will be the awarding by Swezey’s of a two week family vacation via United Airlines to any historical place in the 48 states to which United flies. In addition over $5,000 in other gifts will be given away.

Throughout the 8 day event, con­tinuous demonstrations and shows will be taking place. More than 15 different early American crafts will be demonstrated by Eastern Long Island artisans. These arts include silver smithing, leather work, basket weaving, quilting, needlework, ena­meling, etc. Some of the art work will be available for purchase from the

DANCE PERFORMANCEThe Rod Rodgers Dance Company

will perform at Southampton College on Saturday, March 20, at 8:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts Theater. Tickets to the Rod Rodgers Dance Company performance on March 20 are $1 for students with ID’s and $3.50 for the general public and are available at the door. The concert is made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts and also by funds from the Student Center Board of Southampton Col­lege.

makers.Several months ago Swezey’s be­

gan work preparing an extensive historical heritage map of Eastern Long Island. Historical researcher was Ms. Helene Gerard of Remsen- burg. One free copy will be available to each family visiting the store. It is designed for car use in visiting historical points of interest. Addition­al copies may be purchased for $5.

Commenting on the event, Carroll M. Swezey, store president, said, "Since Swezey’s has been here for 82 of our country's 200 years, we felt it appropriate to make our contribution to the Bicentennial by giving resi­dents an opportunity to better appre­ciate their heritage right here on Eastern Long Island. We are very appreciative of the great cooperation we have received from many par ­ticipating groups. At the same time we are very pleased that out-store buyers have been able to assemble the finest group of sale values from our top manufacturers in the history

of Swezey’s .”

BENEFIT SPORTSWEAR SALEA spring sportswear sale will be

held at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Main Street, Westhampton Beach, Saturday, March 27, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The merchandise, from the fashionable Marisa Christina line is all new, first quality, imported sweat­ers of all types: polos, T ’s, V’s, vests, cardigans; skirts to coordinate, 100 percent polyester shirts and spring blouses in all of the latest shades and sizes. Buy your spring wardrobe for less than half its retail value while helping to benefit St. Mark’s Church.

"appointnnents not always necessary"

Harrow's Shopping Center, Rte. 58, Riverhead Mon.-Sat. 9-5, Thurs. 9-9 • 727-8131