September 14, 2000 - Paul's School Daysv/I
School...
►From page 25
wife early in his administration an
her saying it evoked many warm
memories for her of an easier, less
pressured life than one most people
live today.
"It's not just] the building itself,"�
he said. "It's the kids and the teach-
ers that made it special."
He remembers students crying
when it was time to move to another
school building for the second grade.
And he admitted there were tears in
his and his staff's eyes as well.
The building is still owned by the
Mattituck- Cutchogue Union Free
School District and the school board
continues to wrestle with its future.
Superintendent Dwayne Adsitt said
the building, after some work, could
be used to accommodate administra-
tive offices.
But with so much attention focused
on finishing an addition to
Cutchogue East, no decision has yet
been reached. The school committee
is expected to focus on how the build-
,i4& will be used this year, he said.
Suffolk Times nature columnist
Paul Stoutenburgh of Cutchogue
remembers walking more than a
mile from Fleet's Neck to Cutchogue
West in winter weather before there
was school bus service back in the
1930s. He said that after arriving
chilled to the bone, he would go to
his classroom on the second floor, in
the northwest corner of the building,
where, on windy days, it was cold
inside the building.
He also holds memories of his
teacher, Dot Hand, who was a strict
disciplinarian but well loved by her
students. Whenever one of the boys
would get out of hand, she would
use a leather strap and "give our legs
a warming up," he reported.
As for the students, they carried
out their share of pranks, Mr.
Stoutenburgh recalls. He told of a
group of students putting a large
outhouse on the school steps one
Halloween and another group who
hoisted a chair up the flagpole in
front of the school.
Village Hall Notes...
►From page 18 Boat operators will be responsible for
making provisions for fuel and trash
■ Delta Queen en route
The Village Board approved a
request from the Delta Queen
Steamboat Company, owned by
American Classic Voyages Co., to
dock in Greenport five times in 2001.
The luxury cruise ship line intends
to make stops in Greenport on Sept.
13, 20 and 27 and Oct. 4 and 11 next
year. Each stop will bring about 220
passengers to the village, arriving at 7
a.m. and departing at 4 p.m.
It'll dock at the north side of the
docks at the Long Island Rail Road
station. The village will receive $1,200
per docking. Greenport would pro-
vide water and other services for the
boats "at going rates," said the mayor.
disposal, in line with a suggestion made
by Trustee Jamie Mills. The village will
assist by providing lists of vendors.
■ Hello? Anybody out there?
What's a public hearing without the
public? It happened Thursday night in a
hearing on a local law to enable the vil-
lage to participate in ,a New York State
Employees Retirement System plan for
an early retirement incentive program.
The board duly posted notice and
advertised the hearing. But no one
showed to speak to the resolution or
to hear the trustees subsequently vote
to adopt it. The program would affect
two village employees, a senior clerk
and a maintenance mechanic.
Thureday Night
Lobster Feast
TWIN i -LB. $1995
LOBSTERS
rient
BY THESea
RESTAURANT & MARINA
Main Road, Orient • 323 -2424
I Clock _ from Orient Ferry. Come by land or sea. Free docking for restaurant patrons.
NEW HOURS: Monday - Thursday, 11:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sunday, 11:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.
"...Best restaurant on the
North Fork..." rroCqrtT�On
Long Island Wine Gazette, 2000 / Dan's Papers, October 22, 1999
The New York Times, June 30th, 1996 ...scores high on service, on its delightful view, �
and, more important, on excellent food..."
The East Hampton Star, July 13, 2000
0PENLunchANDDinne)rrEVERYDAY
631-765-3010 Reservations Suggested -Catering -Credit Cards
100 Varieties of Wine. 60 from Long Island, Always 10 Avallable by the Glass.
water
At Port
of Egypt
Mar -
62980
Main Road
(Rt. 251.
Southold
September 14, 2000 • The Suffolk Times • 31
Ii5 OUP Lly
W"
ST. PADDY'S DAY
0
Tids sa y, Sept, 16th
BAG
PIPERS
Plus ...Irish music by
JOHN
CORR
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Here Is a Sampling
of Some o/
Our Weekend Dinner Specials ;
FRIDAY NIGHT
GRILLED BONELESS
BREAST OF DUCK _
with Rum Raisin Sauce l
SATURDAY NIGHT
OCTOPUS
Braised in wine with wild �-
fennel & green olives
The leprechauns
agree, we're half way
there, and it's time to
celebrate! So join us
this Saturday night
because we're puttin'
on the green with
Corned Beef &
Cabbage (while it lasts)
lunch & dinner
specials, Irish Beers,
Irish Music and more.
So, dust off the
AF shamrocks `cause
Saturday everybody's
Irish at Legends.
ko ' you're gonna
' love Legends
- ���gas This Thursday Night -0 Music by
15 BEERS ON TAP V • • GLENN
' MACK
NEW SUFFOLK • 734,5123
Open 7 Days for Lunch, Dinner and Late Night Dining
Always Over 200 beers from around the world for "Connoisseurs of Strange Brews"
I
Feather Hill
Main Road, Southold
765 -6109 • Fax 765 -5399
CATERING
On or Off Premises
Open 7 Days Year -Round
Full Bar
Visit us www.paganos.com
BLACKBOARD
SPECIALS
CHANGE DAILY.
WATCH FOR PAGANO'S
SUNDAY BRUNCH.
- -- I COUPON ----- - - - --i
: TUESDAY
2 LASAGNAS
$1199;
t 1 garlic bread - 2 salads
Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only.
Coupon not to be combined with any other offer. '
L---------------------- - - ---J
r--- - - - - -- COUPON ---- - - - - -1
THURSDAY'
MANY 2 HEROS $ 99;
except veal, shrimp or steak
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only. '
1 Coupon not to be combined with any other offer. '
L- --- ------------------ - - - --J
r--- - - - - -- COUPON ---- - - - --�
IS FRIDAY OR SATURDAY
2 LARGE PIES $1999.
i
I
1 large Greek salad
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only.
Coupon not to be combined with any other offer. -- _J
- - -- COUPON ---- - - - - -�
ANY DAY
1 1
2 SPAGHETTI $ & MEATBALLS 1099:
2 salads -1 garlic bread
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only. ,
Coupon not to be combined with any other offer— . - - -J
L-- ----- -- ---- --- -- -----
r--- - - - - -- COUPON ---- - - - - -�
ANY DAY
, I
I 1
I 1
1 LARGE $ 99
Sicilian Pie
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only '
1 Coupon not ro be combined with any other offer. '
L------ --- ----- ----- --J
— - -- - -- COUPON - - - -- -- i
1 LARGE $799
LIMIT 1 Cheese Pie PER VISIT. 1
1
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only. '
1 Coupon not to be combined with any o *er offer. '
v/I
School...
►From page 25
wife early in his administration an
her saying it evoked many warm
memories for her of an easier, less
pressured life than one most people
live today.
"It's not just] the building itself,"�
he said. "It's the kids and the teach-
ers that made it special."
He remembers students crying
when it was time to move to another
school building for the second grade.
And he admitted there were tears in
his and his staff's eyes as well.
The building is still owned by the
Mattituck- Cutchogue Union Free
School District and the school board
continues to wrestle with its future.
Superintendent Dwayne Adsitt said
the building, after some work, could
be used to accommodate administra-
tive offices.
But with so much attention focused
on finishing an addition to
Cutchogue East, no decision has yet
been reached. The school committee
is expected to focus on how the build-
,i4& will be used this year, he said.
Suffolk Times nature columnist
Paul Stoutenburgh of Cutchogue
remembers walking more than a
mile from Fleet's Neck to Cutchogue
West in winter weather before there
was school bus service back in the
1930s. He said that after arriving
chilled to the bone, he would go to
his classroom on the second floor, in
the northwest corner of the building,
where, on windy days, it was cold
inside the building.
He also holds memories of his
teacher, Dot Hand, who was a strict
disciplinarian but well loved by her
students. Whenever one of the boys
would get out of hand, she would
use a leather strap and "give our legs
a warming up," he reported.
As for the students, they carried
out their share of pranks, Mr.
Stoutenburgh recalls. He told of a
group of students putting a large
outhouse on the school steps one
Halloween and another group who
hoisted a chair up the flagpole in
front of the school.
Village Hall Notes...
►From page 18 Boat operators will be responsible for
making provisions for fuel and trash
■ Delta Queen en route
The Village Board approved a
request from the Delta Queen
Steamboat Company, owned by
American Classic Voyages Co., to
dock in Greenport five times in 2001.
The luxury cruise ship line intends
to make stops in Greenport on Sept.
13, 20 and 27 and Oct. 4 and 11 next
year. Each stop will bring about 220
passengers to the village, arriving at 7
a.m. and departing at 4 p.m.
It'll dock at the north side of the
docks at the Long Island Rail Road
station. The village will receive $1,200
per docking. Greenport would pro-
vide water and other services for the
boats "at going rates," said the mayor.
disposal, in line with a suggestion made
by Trustee Jamie Mills. The village will
assist by providing lists of vendors.
■ Hello? Anybody out there?
What's a public hearing without the
public? It happened Thursday night in a
hearing on a local law to enable the vil-
lage to participate in ,a New York State
Employees Retirement System plan for
an early retirement incentive program.
The board duly posted notice and
advertised the hearing. But no one
showed to speak to the resolution or
to hear the trustees subsequently vote
to adopt it. The program would affect
two village employees, a senior clerk
and a maintenance mechanic.
Thureday Night
Lobster Feast
TWIN i -LB. $1995
LOBSTERS
rient
BY THESea
RESTAURANT & MARINA
Main Road, Orient • 323 -2424
I Clock _ from Orient Ferry. Come by land or sea. Free docking for restaurant patrons.
NEW HOURS: Monday - Thursday, 11:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sunday, 11:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.
"...Best restaurant on the
North Fork..." rroCqrtT�On
Long Island Wine Gazette, 2000 / Dan's Papers, October 22, 1999
The New York Times, June 30th, 1996 ...scores high on service, on its delightful view, �
and, more important, on excellent food..."
The East Hampton Star, July 13, 2000
0PENLunchANDDinne)rrEVERYDAY
631-765-3010 Reservations Suggested -Catering -Credit Cards
100 Varieties of Wine. 60 from Long Island, Always 10 Avallable by the Glass.
water
At Port
of Egypt
Mar -
62980
Main Road
(Rt. 251.
Southold
September 14, 2000 • The Suffolk Times • 31
Ii5 OUP Lly
W"
ST. PADDY'S DAY
0
Tids sa y, Sept, 16th
BAG
PIPERS
Plus ...Irish music by
JOHN
CORR
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Here Is a Sampling
of Some o/
Our Weekend Dinner Specials ;
FRIDAY NIGHT
GRILLED BONELESS
BREAST OF DUCK _
with Rum Raisin Sauce l
SATURDAY NIGHT
OCTOPUS
Braised in wine with wild �-
fennel & green olives
The leprechauns
agree, we're half way
there, and it's time to
celebrate! So join us
this Saturday night
because we're puttin'
on the green with
Corned Beef &
Cabbage (while it lasts)
lunch & dinner
specials, Irish Beers,
Irish Music and more.
So, dust off the
AF shamrocks `cause
Saturday everybody's
Irish at Legends.
ko ' you're gonna
' love Legends
- ���gas This Thursday Night -0 Music by
15 BEERS ON TAP V • • GLENN
' MACK
NEW SUFFOLK • 734,5123
Open 7 Days for Lunch, Dinner and Late Night Dining
Always Over 200 beers from around the world for "Connoisseurs of Strange Brews"
I
Feather Hill
Main Road, Southold
765 -6109 • Fax 765 -5399
CATERING
On or Off Premises
Open 7 Days Year -Round
Full Bar
Visit us www.paganos.com
BLACKBOARD
SPECIALS
CHANGE DAILY.
WATCH FOR PAGANO'S
SUNDAY BRUNCH.
- -- I COUPON ----- - - - --i
: TUESDAY
2 LASAGNAS
$1199;
t 1 garlic bread - 2 salads
Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only.
Coupon not to be combined with any other offer. '
L---------------------- - - ---J
r--- - - - - -- COUPON ---- - - - - -1
THURSDAY'
MANY 2 HEROS $ 99;
except veal, shrimp or steak
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only. '
1 Coupon not to be combined with any other offer. '
L- --- ------------------ - - - --J
r--- - - - - -- COUPON ---- - - - --�
IS FRIDAY OR SATURDAY
2 LARGE PIES $1999.
i
I
1 large Greek salad
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only.
Coupon not to be combined with any other offer. -- _J
- - -- COUPON ---- - - - - -�
ANY DAY
1 1
2 SPAGHETTI $ & MEATBALLS 1099:
2 salads -1 garlic bread
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only. ,
Coupon not to be combined with any other offer— . - - -J
L-- ----- -- ---- --- -- -----
r--- - - - - -- COUPON ---- - - - - -�
ANY DAY
, I
I 1
I 1
1 LARGE $ 99
Sicilian Pie
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only '
1 Coupon not ro be combined with any other offer. '
L------ --- ----- ----- --J
— - -- - -- COUPON - - - -- -- i
1 LARGE $799
LIMIT 1 Cheese Pie PER VISIT. 1
1
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only. '
1 Coupon not to be combined with any o *er offer. '
v/I
School...
►From page 25
wife early in his administration an
her saying it evoked many warm
memories for her of an easier, less
pressured life than one most people
live today.
"It's not just] the building itself,"�
he said. "It's the kids and the teach-
ers that made it special."
He remembers students crying
when it was time to move to another
school building for the second grade.
And he admitted there were tears in
his and his staff's eyes as well.
The building is still owned by the
Mattituck- Cutchogue Union Free
School District and the school board
continues to wrestle with its future.
Superintendent Dwayne Adsitt said
the building, after some work, could
be used to accommodate administra-
tive offices.
But with so much attention focused
on finishing an addition to
Cutchogue East, no decision has yet
been reached. The school committee
is expected to focus on how the build-
,i4& will be used this year, he said.
Suffolk Times nature columnist
Paul Stoutenburgh of Cutchogue
remembers walking more than a
mile from Fleet's Neck to Cutchogue
West in winter weather before there
was school bus service back in the
1930s. He said that after arriving
chilled to the bone, he would go to
his classroom on the second floor, in
the northwest corner of the building,
where, on windy days, it was cold
inside the building.
He also holds memories of his
teacher, Dot Hand, who was a strict
disciplinarian but well loved by her
students. Whenever one of the boys
would get out of hand, she would
use a leather strap and "give our legs
a warming up," he reported.
As for the students, they carried
out their share of pranks, Mr.
Stoutenburgh recalls. He told of a
group of students putting a large
outhouse on the school steps one
Halloween and another group who
hoisted a chair up the flagpole in
front of the school.
Village Hall Notes...
►From page 18 Boat operators will be responsible for
making provisions for fuel and trash
■ Delta Queen en route
The Village Board approved a
request from the Delta Queen
Steamboat Company, owned by
American Classic Voyages Co., to
dock in Greenport five times in 2001.
The luxury cruise ship line intends
to make stops in Greenport on Sept.
13, 20 and 27 and Oct. 4 and 11 next
year. Each stop will bring about 220
passengers to the village, arriving at 7
a.m. and departing at 4 p.m.
It'll dock at the north side of the
docks at the Long Island Rail Road
station. The village will receive $1,200
per docking. Greenport would pro-
vide water and other services for the
boats "at going rates," said the mayor.
disposal, in line with a suggestion made
by Trustee Jamie Mills. The village will
assist by providing lists of vendors.
■ Hello? Anybody out there?
What's a public hearing without the
public? It happened Thursday night in a
hearing on a local law to enable the vil-
lage to participate in ,a New York State
Employees Retirement System plan for
an early retirement incentive program.
The board duly posted notice and
advertised the hearing. But no one
showed to speak to the resolution or
to hear the trustees subsequently vote
to adopt it. The program would affect
two village employees, a senior clerk
and a maintenance mechanic.
Thureday Night
Lobster Feast
TWIN i -LB. $1995
LOBSTERS
rient
BY THESea
RESTAURANT & MARINA
Main Road, Orient • 323 -2424
I Clock _ from Orient Ferry. Come by land or sea. Free docking for restaurant patrons.
NEW HOURS: Monday - Thursday, 11:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sunday, 11:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.
"...Best restaurant on the
North Fork..." rroCqrtT�On
Long Island Wine Gazette, 2000 / Dan's Papers, October 22, 1999
The New York Times, June 30th, 1996 ...scores high on service, on its delightful view, �
and, more important, on excellent food..."
The East Hampton Star, July 13, 2000
0PENLunchANDDinne)rrEVERYDAY
631-765-3010 Reservations Suggested -Catering -Credit Cards
100 Varieties of Wine. 60 from Long Island, Always 10 Avallable by the Glass.
water
At Port
of Egypt
Mar -
62980
Main Road
(Rt. 251.
Southold
September 14, 2000 • The Suffolk Times • 31
Ii5 OUP Lly
W"
ST. PADDY'S DAY
0
Tids sa y, Sept, 16th
BAG
PIPERS
Plus ...Irish music by
JOHN
CORR
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Here Is a Sampling
of Some o/
Our Weekend Dinner Specials ;
FRIDAY NIGHT
GRILLED BONELESS
BREAST OF DUCK _
with Rum Raisin Sauce l
SATURDAY NIGHT
OCTOPUS
Braised in wine with wild �-
fennel & green olives
The leprechauns
agree, we're half way
there, and it's time to
celebrate! So join us
this Saturday night
because we're puttin'
on the green with
Corned Beef &
Cabbage (while it lasts)
lunch & dinner
specials, Irish Beers,
Irish Music and more.
So, dust off the
AF shamrocks `cause
Saturday everybody's
Irish at Legends.
ko ' you're gonna
' love Legends
- ���gas This Thursday Night -0 Music by
15 BEERS ON TAP V • • GLENN
' MACK
NEW SUFFOLK • 734,5123
Open 7 Days for Lunch, Dinner and Late Night Dining
Always Over 200 beers from around the world for "Connoisseurs of Strange Brews"
I
Feather Hill
Main Road, Southold
765 -6109 • Fax 765 -5399
CATERING
On or Off Premises
Open 7 Days Year -Round
Full Bar
Visit us www.paganos.com
BLACKBOARD
SPECIALS
CHANGE DAILY.
WATCH FOR PAGANO'S
SUNDAY BRUNCH.
- -- I COUPON ----- - - - --i
: TUESDAY
2 LASAGNAS
$1199;
t 1 garlic bread - 2 salads
Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only.
Coupon not to be combined with any other offer. '
L---------------------- - - ---J
r--- - - - - -- COUPON ---- - - - - -1
THURSDAY'
MANY 2 HEROS $ 99;
except veal, shrimp or steak
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only. '
1 Coupon not to be combined with any other offer. '
L- --- ------------------ - - - --J
r--- - - - - -- COUPON ---- - - - --�
IS FRIDAY OR SATURDAY
2 LARGE PIES $1999.
i
I
1 large Greek salad
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only.
Coupon not to be combined with any other offer. -- _J
- - -- COUPON ---- - - - - -�
ANY DAY
1 1
2 SPAGHETTI $ & MEATBALLS 1099:
2 salads -1 garlic bread
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only. ,
Coupon not to be combined with any other offer— . - - -J
L-- ----- -- ---- --- -- -----
r--- - - - - -- COUPON ---- - - - - -�
ANY DAY
, I
I 1
I 1
1 LARGE $ 99
Sicilian Pie
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only '
1 Coupon not ro be combined with any other offer. '
L------ --- ----- ----- --J
— - -- - -- COUPON - - - -- -- i
1 LARGE $799
LIMIT 1 Cheese Pie PER VISIT. 1
1
1 Good through 9/20/00. Takeout only. '
1 Coupon not to be combined with any o *er offer. '