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Working on a set for a Southold School play, left to right: Charles Turner, Herbert Cassidy, Allan Beebe, George Kaelin, Charles Kramer, Ray Terry & Alfred Sanford. Photo courtesy of Barbara Beebe (now in Cinncinati).


The Hexagon Building on the corner of Love Lane, compliments of Cecily’s, from a group of snapshots received from the late Augustus Kelsey, taken by his mother circa 1930.(More of Love Lane from the same collection to follow in a future issue.)

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This 1932 photograph of the Long Island Oyster Industry shows workers unloading cultivated oysters from a power boat at a shucking plant in Greenport. Note the size of the cultivated oysters when opened. 180 would make a gallon. This boat scooped up about 800 bushels from the oyster beds in a few hours.

Courtesy of The Whitaker Historical CollectionThe Whitaker Historical Collection is located in the Southold Free Library and is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 1-4 or by appointment.


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May 13 – “Independent for Life” Nelida Zoeller, Fall Prevention Coordinator Suf-folk County Dept. of Health, in honor of National Older Americans Month, 10:30 am – 12 noon, Southold Town Human Resource Center, 631-298-4460. May 13 – ELIH Auxiliary Sale, “Dream Designs” Boutique Fashion Accessories for every occasion - ELIH Conf Rm, 9 am to 4 pm. For more information, call 631-477-5196. May 20 – “Hearing Screenings” provided by Peconic Ear, Nose, Throat & Facial Plastic Surgery, in honor of National Older Americans Month, 10:30 am – 12 noon, Southold Town Human Resource Center, 631-298-4460. May 25 – “Senior Health & Wellness Fair” - free information, fun and raffles, in honor of National Older Americans Month, 10:30 am – 1 pm, Southold Town Human Resource Center, 631-298-4460. May 26 –“Hearing Aides are Not the Only Answer” with Dr. Barbara A. Pres-tano, Director of Audiology, Peconic Ear, Nose, Throat & Facial Plastic Surgery, in honor of National Older Americans Month, 10 am – 11:30 am, Southold Town Human Resource Center, 631-298-4460. May 27 – “Healing Touch” with Nancy Gray RN in honor of National Older Amer-icans Month, Southold Town Human Resource Center. Sign up for individual sessions in advance, 631-298-4460 June 6 – Auxiliary Trip to Foxwoods Casino, Cross Sound Ferry Sea Jet, 10 am to 7 pm, $30 per person. For tickets, call 631/765-5331.June 8 - Annual Golf Classic Honoring Ray Terry, Gardiner’s Bay Country Club, SI, 1 pm shot gun start includes lunch and cocktail buffet, 631/ 477-5164. June 11 – ELIH Auxiliary presents “Beatle Music & Burgers,” 6 pm, American Legion Hall, Southold, Live Music by the Liverpool Shuffle Band, $40 per person, Cash bar includes complimentary glass of wine or beer. Limited seating. Advance reservations suggested. Call 631/765-2206.June 13 – ELIH Auxiliary presents “Everyone Needs A Little Help” – A seminar that addresses the challenges of aging with innovation, 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm, Brec-knock Hall at Peconic Landing. Free and open to the public, no reservations neces-sary. For more information, call 631/477-5196.June 16 - FREE Skin Cancer Screening with Judy Ann Emanuele, MD, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, sponsored by Eastern Long Island Hospital, 9 to 1 pm by appointment, Gladys Brooks Medical Village, 300 Atlantic Avenue, Greenport. To schedule, call 631/477-5121. July – September - Dream Green Extravaganza Tickets on Sale, 65 Cash Prizes, Grand Prize: $50,000. Tickets: $100, Drawing - Maritime Festival, Greenport, Sep-tember 25, 2011. For tickets, call 631/477-5463. August 13 –Annual Summer Gala, McCall’s Vineyard & Preserve, Cutchogue. Enjoy an outdoor banquet paired with select McCall wines in a beautiful natural setting overlooking the vines, 5 pm – 8 pm, $175 per person. Luxury Raffle and Live Auction. Reserve online at www.ELIH.org/gala or call 631/477-5164.

sUsan BLooM spEaKs on LIFE cYcLE pLannIng sUndaY, MaY 223PM: North Fork Reform Synagogue is pleased to present Susan Bloom speaking in the community room of its shared home with Cutchogue Presbyterian Church, Main Rd. in Cutchogue. She is a wills, trusts and estates attorney whose practice includes both personal representation of individuals with respect to estate plan-ning, pre- and post-nuptial agreements and representation of beneficiaries, execu-tors and trustees in contested and uncontested Surrogate’s Court proceedings concerning the probate and construction of wills, administration of estates and trusts and recovery of estate assets. In addition, Ms. Bloom represents not-for-prof-it institutions as beneficiaries and bank and trust companies in their capacities as executors and trustees. Perhaps the case most memorable for the public related to Brooke Astor and issues of undue influence on the elderly, elder abuse, aides and fiduciary persons. For information contact 631 765-6182.

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North Fork Community Theatre’s 53rd season continues with Rodger’s & Ham-merstein’s first collaboration. Having set the standards and established the rules of musical theatre still being followed today, OKLAHOMA!remains, in many ways, their most innovative work. Directed by Robert Horn, produced by Marion Stark, with musical direction by Pat Wall and choreography by Erin and Jan McK-enna, OKLAHOMA! is set in a Western Indian territory just after the turn of the century. The high-spirited rivalry between the local farmers and cowboys provides the colorful background against which Curly, a handsome cowboy, and Laurey, a winsome farm girl, play out their love story. Although the road to true love never runs smooth, with these two headstrong romantics holding the reins, love’s jour-ney is as bumpy as a surrey ride down a country road. That they will succeed in making a new life together we have no doubt, and that this new life will begin in a brand-new state provides the ultimate climax to the triumphant OKLAHOMA! All tickets are $20 and can be purchased at www.nfct.com or by calling 631-298-6328. Notice of Open Auditions

ItaLIan dInnEr satUrdaY MaY 14Enjoy a dinner featuring classic gourmet Italian dishes and wines, 6pm at Holy Trinity Church, Main Street and Manor Place, Greenport. All proceeds go to char-ity and community services. Donation $25. Advance reservations required. 477-0855 for tickets and seating.

VEndors WantEdFor grEEnport rotarY cLUB 20tH annUaL art & craFt FaIrThe Rotary Club of Greenport will host its 20th Annual Craft Fair on from 10 am to 5 pm on Sunday, July 17, at Capital One Bank Parking Lot, Greenport. Vendors may rent space at $60. The space rental fee is $70 for applications received after June 15. New vendors will be asked to send a photo of their work with their appli-cation form. The proceeds are used to support our local scholarship fund as well as various community, national, and international projects, including Polio eradica-tion. Contact: Marion Latham, Event Chairperson, 631.765.3609 (leave message), 631.734.6800 (during business hours) or email [email protected].

VEndors WantEd For tHE soUtHoLd VILLagE FaIrThe fair will take place August 20th. Vendor 10’x10’ space rental is $50. For more information call Carol Scott, (631) 765-4100.


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nFct aUdItons sUndaY MaY 29 and tUEsdaY MaY 31The North Fork Community Theatre will hold auditions for FOOTLOOSE at 7pm at the North Fork Community Theatre in Mattituck. All parts are open. Please prepare 32 bars of a Broadway-style song that shows off your vocal range. Dance auditions will immediately follow singing auditions, so please bring appropriate dance clothes and shoes. You may be asked to read from the show. Callbacks will be held on Wednesday, June 1st at 6:30pm at the NFCT. First rehearsal will be Thursday, June 2nd for full cast. All performers MUST be ages 14-22. Rehearsals will be held Sunday - Thursday from 7-9:30pm beginning on June 2nd. Please come to auditions with any and all conflicts with rehearsal dates. Footloose per-formance dates: July 28, 29, 30, 31*, Aug 4, 5, 6, 7*, 11, 12, 13, 14* (8:00 perfor-mances, *2:30 matinee) Please contact Director/Choreographer Erin McKenna at [email protected] or 631-960-1164, or Musical Director Jake Boergesson at [email protected] or 646-708-1531 with any questions.

East End sEaport MUsEUM LIgHtHoUsE crUIsEsJourney with us from Greenport along Gardiner’s Bay and Long Island Sound to see the famous lighthouses of the North Fork including Long Beach Bar “Bug” Light, Orient Point, Plum Island, Little Gull and Race Rock. Lighthouse trips include maritime history and lighthouse stories by a local expert. The cruise ves-sel will stop next to each lighthouse for great photo opportunities. Cruise dates include June 11, June 25, July 9, July 30, August 20, August 27, September 10, September 24, October 8. $95 per person, all inclusive. $60 for teens/children. Groups welcome! Price includes box meal and complimentary glass of LI wine or water. To register or for more information go to www.eastendseaport.org or call 631-477-2100 or email [email protected].

ELIas pEKaLE antIqUEs sHoW satUrdaY JUnE 4Antiques on the Riverfront - Along the Peconic Riverfront in Riverhead. Fifty Exhibitors. 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Free Admission. Rain date Sunday, June 5 Details (516)868-2751

pIcnIc at orIEnt BEacH statE parK sUndaY JUnE 12First Annual Orient Beach State Park Picnic Route 25, Orient Point Rain or Shine. Pack a picnic basket! Bring your family and friends! 12:00 to 4:00 pm. We’ll provide complimentary beverages and dessert. Concession stand, picnic tables and BBQ stations available. Enjoy volleyball, shuffleboard, swimming and other games. (State Park parking fee of $8.00 per car) For more information, call 631-369-5997. Sponsored by the East End Jewish Community Council • www.eejcc.com

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antIqUE sHoW and saLE JULY 2 Cutchogue-New Suffolk Historical Council’s 47th Annual Antique Show and Sale 9am - 4:40pm Rain or Shine at the Village Green, Cutchogue L.I. Main Rd. (Route 25). All Exhibits for Sale, Snack Bar, Home-Made Bake Table Door Prizes & Free Chance with each Paid Admission Admission $5.00 Early Birds 7:30- 9:00 am $10.00 No pets permitted www.cutchoguenewsuffolkhistory.org


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E-mail: [email protected] • 631) 734-6382 • FacebookSat, Sun April 9&10 INDOOR/OUTDOOR ANTIQUES SHOW on Guild grounds, 9am–4pmFriday April 15 OPENING RECEPTION “ SPRING AWAKENINGS” 5 pm to 7 pm. Juried Art Competition Show and Sale. The Exhibit will open on Saturday and Sunday, April 16 & 17 and on Friday and Saturday, April 22 and 23, from 10 am to 5 pm all days. The Guild is pleased to have this year competition and exhibit juried by an independent juror, Rob White, well known Artist/Illustrator/Cartoonist. The Categories are fine art, photography and mixed media. A fee of $15.00 per entry is required. Drop off days are April 14, 4 pm to 7 pm and April 15, 10 am to 2 pm. The Guild is located at 28265 Main Road, Cutchogue. For more information and an application, please visit the guild’s web site, www.oldtownguild.com or email [email protected]–Wed April 15-27 “SPRING AWAKENINGS” Juried Art Competition Show/Sale. For an application, please visit our web site: www.oldtownguild.com. Saturday April 16 ABILITY FAIR is open to all people with developmental disabili-ties who want to share their talent and art work. 10 am to 4 pmTues-Thurs April 29-May 5 HISTORICAL ART COLLECTIONS OF THE NORTH FORK and book signing. An exhibition and sale of “OLDER” North Fork artists paintings.Saturday May 14 63rd ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE, ART EXHIBIT AND SALE. Saturday June 25 ANTIQUES AND COUNTRY BAKE SALE on Guild grounds8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Rain date – Sunday June 26. Saturday July 2 ART AND CRAFT FAIR on Guild grounds. 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.Saturday July 16 MEMBERS’ YARD SALE on Guild grounds 8m–4pm. RD July 17.Saturday August 6 ANNUAL ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW AND CHINESE AUC-TION On The Cutchogue Village Green. 9am – 4pm. RD: August 7. Saturday August 27 ART AND CRAFT FAIR on Guild grounds. 10am – 5pmSaturday September 17 ART AND CRAFT FAIR on Guild grounds. 10am – 5pmSaturday October 8 ANTIQUES SHOW on Guild grounds. 8am–4pm. RD Oct. 9.Saturday October 15 ART AND CRAFT FAIR on Guild grounds. 10am – 5pm Saturday November 12 THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE. Refreshments.Sat&Sun Dec 10&11 HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE and Chinese Auction. Refreshments. VENDERS are need for all Art and Crafts shows on the Guild’s lawn and for the Vil-lage Green Show. For an application, visit: www.oldtownguild.com.PROGRAMS:SUMMER CHILDREN’S ART AND CRAFT CLASSES for children ages 5-12. A fun-filled learning experience for children. Each class will be unique. Class size lim-ited, reservations suggested. July and August.YOUNG ARTISTS’ CONTEST AND SHOW A contest for children ages 5-15, En-tries due Friday, August 19, Show - Saturday, August 27. Visit web site for more info.

“tUssIE MUssIE” WEdnEsdaY JULY 6Southold Town Garden Club – Carol Fricke leads a “Tussie Mussie” presentation 1 PM Cutchogue Library. Refreshments served. All welcome. 734-6360.

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These great Cutchogue photos were received by email form Stephen Jones of Bayport with the following message:

My father was the minister at the Cutchogue Presbyterian Church from 1964-1976 and when we moved there in April of 1964 I climbed the steeple and took these photos. During the summers of 1964, 65 and 66 I worked at Wickhams Fruit Farm as a farm laborer. From 1986-88 I served as President of Suffolk County Historical Society.

Photos starting at bottom left and going clockwise:• St. Patrick’s School• The church manse opposite the church• The current Cutchogue Library• The Village Green

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