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November 10, 1988 - Enjoying the Splendor of Connecticut's CountrysideOEM On Vets Hwy (next to Cwnmloc4 P.0 ) (5.5 miles E. of Shinnecock Canal) 010090 WHOM ©Moo© CARLE PEACE ......... 29429W M ©MM■ D13OLI mnH. OHOgDOOg On Voice Rd. (2/10 0. No. of Old CM Rtl.) On U.Expy. Exit 56 No. Service Rd. MOON -_- _ ELMONT .............. 285-5700 MIDDLE ISLAND ........ 924 -8244 SAYSIDE ................ 718. 8867910 MEMO On Middle City. Rd. (3 Mi. E of M. 112) On Northern Blvd. & 191st St. noun noun gaaB' OMEN PATCHOGUE .......... 654-0500 FOREST HILLS............ 71 &8915 -6822 On Hempstead lots. ('4 All E of Wantogh Pkwy) M■NE■,M■ On Queens Blvd. at 76th Ave. HUMaH agmaBBMu OCEANSIDE ........... 7643555 RIVERHEAD ............ 7274900 OZONE PARK ........... 718. 84&6700 ■M Old CM Rtl. If Bll of Central Suffolk Hoop.) On Liberty Ave. at 96th St. O ■ ■ ■ ■I OMEN On RI. 109 (1/2 Mi. S. of Surma Hwy.) On Queens Blvd. (112 Block E. of LI. 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Dostoyevsky novel 22 Roman road 23 Creed element 24 Botanical beauty? 26 Gudrun's spouse 27 Circle segment 28 Friendship 30 Joined with thread 31 Swarms 33 Crown 35 Freshly 36 Birchbarks 38 Snare 40 Corrode 42 Yoo -- 44 Magazine from France 45 Auricular 47 Elapse 49 Absorb 51 Botanical link? 55 Most modern 57 General Doubleday 58 Groundless 59 Corrida cheers 60 First -grade lessons 64 Pointed end 65 Actress MacGraw 66 Siouan 67 Distributes 69 Zeno's home 70 Botanical paradox? 75 City on the Oka 76 Baby- - 78 Scull 79 Vt., N.H. and Me. 80 Other, in Oviedo 81 Pallid 82 Chooses 84 Kind of test 86 Catkin 87 Tranquillity 89 Botanical comfort? 91 Stretch the muscles 95 Auctioneer's cry 97 Foundling 98 Kind of geom 99 Viper 100 Frail 102 Hot spring 106 Saturates 108 Bulldogs' school 111 Worthless thing 113 Longest French river 114 Result 115 Category 117 Tippler 119 "Exodus" author 120 Botanical boondocks? 122 Monkey's cousin 124 Hue 125 Chilean border range 126 Beat it! 127 Betel palm 128 Gigantic 129 Word with hall or kit 130 Footwear for Aspen 131 Succinct 132 Turf Down 1 Anodyne 2 Despicable 3 Breakfast order 4 Partner for kappa and phi 5 Unconcealed 6 Animosity 7 Dutch commune 8 Bristle 9 "— in the Sky., 10 Sharp ridge 11 Botanical color? 12 Faulty 13 "It was —" (bad news) 14 Essential oil ingredient 15 Short poems 16 Airport info. 18 Botanical way of the transgressor? 21 Notion 25 Neckwear 29 Wrestling areas 32 Mythical creature 34 Tyro 37 Rigid 39 Photo 41 Lucid 43 Change for five 46 Hot edible 48 Openings 50 List ender, for short 51 Fresh -water fish 52 Psychotic indicision 53 Map details 54 Entrance to a colliery 56 Ship's galley location 61 Botanical innocence? 62 Conqueror of Mexico 63 English novelist Laurence 65 Red. in scope 66 Hockey great 67 Consumed 68 Bed supports 71 Little ones 72 Mitigates 73 Geraint's wife 74 Bequeath 77 Jane of fiction 82 Composer's creation 83 Bosh! 84 Efficient 85 Coniferous tree 86 Prospero's helper 88 Schoolroom essential 90 Grow weary 91 Sol followers 92 Member of the medical staff 93 Bacchantes 94 Consecrates 96 Incurs obligations 101 Destiny 103 The Dog Star 104 — bragh 105 Took a nap 107 "— in Boots" 109 Asian border mountains 110 Endures 112 Reticule 116 Insult 118 Cafeteria need 120 Schoolof whales 121 W.W. II intelligence org. 123 Silkworm PERIODONTAL HEALTH SERVICES - PREVENTIVE CARE AND SECOND OPINIONS GENTLE PERIODONTAL CARE MITCHELL T. CANTOR DMD • 97 N. MAIN STREET, SOUTHAMPTON • 283 -6362 M" in Your Fuftge at S00"Ifis 2` 1 llk�k you Wltil interest. Ask Meredith and Kevin about die interest they have received. Meredith is a graduate of Bayport -Blue Point H.S. who chose St. Joe's because it offers a strong academic program ... with highly qualified faculty ... in a personalized collegiate atmosphere. Kevin came to SIC, from Comsc-wogue H.S. on a full academic scholarship. As a student in the pre -law program, he will work closely with faculty and participate in an intern program which will help him attain his professional goals. Another aspect of his life at SIC will revolve around the developing sports program. His special interests ... soccer and basketball. So —when you consider this most important investment — consider St. Joseph's College —we guarantee the interest. Ask Meredith and Kevin. all JosephL Coseg• Please send me Information on academic. scholarship and financial aid programs. Name City —State—Zip- Phone, Yr. of Grad High School Area of interest St Josephs College does not duanainale on the basis of lace color or ethnic origin religion age . sex. manlalstaluso,nandicap 1 OPEN MOUSE BrcNc= Campus: Nov. 20, 1988 Suffolk Campus: Nov. 131, 1988 1 -4 P.M. St. , S O GE N E W Y O R K Senegal Came. 245 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205 (716) 636Fa00 settidk Camp ass 155 Roe Boulevard Patchogue. N.Y. 11772 (516) 654 -3200 Focus on Nature Enjoying By Paul StoOtenburgh We had heard for some time from friends about Elderhostel, which offers classes for older people and provides housing, meals and stimulating company. It sounded like a good idea to pursue. We read the literature and be- cause it was our first trip and we weren't quite sure what it was all about, we chose to attend a week of classes in nearby Connec- ticut. The course we were particularly inter- ested in was one on publishing a book, at-- idea that has always been in the Beck of our minds. Since Elderhostel was offering it, we thought this an ideal time to get involved. We headed over on the Orient ferry on a windy day and were glad we were on the big boat, for as we rounded the famous light in Plum Gut the seas took on an ominous look as the huge ferry rolled about. We really got an idea of why Plum Gut is a piece of water everyone respects. Usually the area has fish- ermen jigging for bluefish but on this cantan- kerous day there was only one boat and it lay in the lee of the island. At one particularly caught spot, I looked over the stern of the boat to see how our car was doing in the open section aft. Luckily it was positioned in the middle and the car on the extreme windward side was taking the full force of waves that came over and literally covered the car. Once clear of the gut, things got back to a normal roll. Ashore we headed up into the complexities of man's signs, roads, and confusion. Sharp the Splendor of Connecticut's Countryside eyes were peeled for signs that would head us in the right direction. Once out of New London and on I -95 we could sit back and re- lax. All about us the woods were aglow with the golden hue of fall. We were at the height of the color show and marveled at the shades of red, yellow and green thartwgre maturelig about us. One can't go far before realizing how different' -- the topography there from our relatively flat East End. Here we were riding up and down long sloping highways cut through huge banks to make the roads less steep. Rocks were everywhere. Ivoryton, originally Ivorytown, got its name when it was an ivory center at the turn of the century. It was there that raw ivory tusks from Africa went to be made into combs, handles, etc. and —most important — piano keys. Today ivory is no longer avail- able. Plastics have taken over, yet there is still a large piano - manufacturing industry here. In between classes, Barbara and I took short rides through the nearby countryside. Up and down, in and out we'd wind. The fall colors and stone walls set the countryside off in all its splendor. The woods were naturally close to ours in makeup. The hardwoods, oak and hickory, ruled with a sprinkling of red and sugar ma- ple, black and yellow cherry and pepperidge wherever wetness abounded. There was also an abundance of one of my favorites, which /UUNWAIJIN ANINI M -SIERM MUM • Dual Cassette Decks • Svnehrn :Ctart Tame. • Stereo cassette player • Automatic still • global Cr02 /Metal tape selector • Ultra -light MDR headphones SONY MEGA RAIS'• RADIO rASSEI7f rr7BBaB Smart Snoppers S,4y -- P11 RATHER we have few of on the East End, the tulip tree. Much of the soil in Connecticut is relatively thin because of the underlying layers of rock. It outcrops everywhere and only occasion- ally do you find the kind of rounded bould- ers we have here on the East End. The reason is simple; the rounded boulders and stones we know (glacial erratics) were created by the grinding force of the great gla- ciers as they moved out of the north. Our North Shore beaches show this most vividly. In some places, where the rock was ex- posed, the telltale signs of that great moving, grinding glacier could be seen in gouges and scrapes now weathered deeply into the bed- rock. Because of this underlying layer of rock, many of the trees are shallow - rooted and are easily blown over. We see this sometimes in our own area where clay comes to the surface and pre- vents roots from getting a strong foothold. We'd spend part of every day in the woods and were warned there, as we have been here, about the ever - present tick problem. However, it meant more to us there for we were near Lyme, Connecticut where the tick that carries the disease later named for the place, first came to the attention of the pub- lic and began to provoke concern. Needless to say we had more than one tick check and stayed on the trails and walked the roadways whenever possible. From here we could see patches of ground pine, that low- growing ev - NASSAU SUFFOLK SOUTHAMPTON. ®. 287 -2405 BEL,LMORE ............. 7854600 COMMACK........... 543 -11i On M. 27 (County Rd. 39 North Hwy.) On Sunrise Ffwy. (2 Mi. W. d IN. 135) On Vets Hwy (next to Cwnmloc4 P.0 ) (5.5 miles E. of Shinnecock Canal) 010090 WHOM ©Moo© CARLE PEACE ......... 29429W HAUPPAUGE ........... 582 -3100 QUEENS D13OLI mnH. OHOgDOOg On Voice Rd. (2/10 0. No. of Old CM Rtl.) On U.Expy. Exit 56 No. Service Rd. BUD oammmanaDOB gu ©OD -_- _ ELMONT .............. 285-5700 MIDDLE ISLAND ........ 924 -8244 SAYSIDE ................ 718. 8867910 On Uncler BM7. & On Middle City. Rd. (3 Mi. E of M. 112) On Northern Blvd. & 191st St. noun noun gaaB' LEVIROWN .IV .... 7311{22 PATCHOGUE .......... 654-0500 FOREST HILLS............ 71 &8915 -6822 On Hempstead lots. ('4 All E of Wantogh Pkwy) On Sunrise Hwy. (1 Mi. E. of Vets Hwy.) On Queens Blvd. at 76th Ave. HUMaH agmaBBMu OCEANSIDE ........... 7643555 RIVERHEAD ............ 7274900 OZONE PARK ........... 718. 84&6700 Atlantic Ave. & Law:on Blvd. Old CM Rtl. If Bll of Central Suffolk Hoop.) On Liberty Ave. at 96th St. Doug OBOM PLAIWEW ............ 6943300 WEST BABYLON ........ 587.2700 REGO PARK ............. 718 - 268.8155 On LI.EJpy. Exit 48 So, Service Rd. On RI. 109 (1/2 Mi. S. of Surma Hwy.) On Queens Blvd. (112 Block E. of LI. ExPy ) SHOWROOM HOURS: Mon. - Fri- 9 -9:30, Sat. 9 -7, Sun. 11 -E LYA ergreen that years ago was collected for gar- lands at Christmas time but today is protected. We sniffed the wintergreen and passed the pungent leaf from this ground creeper that is there for all to smell. 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CE BEFORE OR AFTER YOUR PURCHASE a1Y11�."•ee1 CLEARANCE SHOWROOM Vlllege of I•IanAta, 120 Hoffman u. • 234 -6100 (011 L E. Exit 57 So Service Rd. Between Motor Pey. S Vets. Hwy) (Closed Tues A Wad) Open Thun. M. Fri 9-9.ae Hal 1F4. sun . 10.5. Mon. 94 THE SOUTHAMPTON PRESS / NOVEMBER 10, 1988