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Professional WomenHold First Meeting

PRESENT AT THEFIRST MEETING ofBabylon Business andProfessional Womenare, left to right, Ger-trude Barteau, Babylon

The Babylon Business andProfessional Women held theirfirst meeting of the 1967-68season Thursday Sept. 17th. atthe LaGrange Inn. Plans for theFund Raising Drive for the ad-ditional Village Christmas dec-orations, and the annual com-munity Christmas Tree LightingCeremony were announced.Mayor Syd Askoff was presentand started the drive off by pur-chasing the first bloc of tickets.The raffle will be a Deluxe Basket

Village Mayor SydAskoff, guest of honor,Marie O'Shea, AnneO'Shea, Victor iaHolmes, June Tate andMarian Clarke.

of Cheer. The drawing will takeplace at the Babylon Business &Professional Women's annualholiday punch bowl party to beheld on Dec. 10th, from 5 to 7:30at the Masonic Hall, MontaukH'way, Babylon. $1.00 chances ,for the Deluxe Basket of Cheermay be purchased from manyof the local merchants, also Ger-trude Barteau at the Ferraro In-surance Co. 59 W. Main St. Baby-lon.

REMEMBERWHEN?

September 14, 1917Mrs. George D. Sparks has re-

turned from Plattsburgandisnowat her home in W. Islip.

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Village Trustee Gustave Fish-el, while sailing near Fire IslandInlet last Sunday, discovered abig sea of escallops in the bay.Escallops are a rarity in thissection, and they were fine saysour popular village official.

* * *Druggist Charles E. Winegarand family left yesterday for avacation at his former home inCooperstown, N.Y.September 7, 1928

Miss Lorraine Rice entertained18 friends at her home on Roose-velt St., Saturday afternoon, onthe occasion of her 13th birthday.

* * *Mrs. A. Brunn, of Smith St.,

gave a farewell party at her homeSeptember 1st in honor of EdwardWeber, of Jamaica Jhose presentwere: Lillian, Doris and MarthaBrunn, Pauline Kleindienst, AnnaCusack, Clare Hendrickson, MaryMadsen, Rita and Flossie Bar-dusch, Kathleen McCarthy, BobNeilson, John Albin, Ralph Smith,Leon Hendrickson, JohnBroere,Fred and Frank Southard, Andrewand Clifford Brunn, Richard Car-rier and Frank Fuestel.September 10, 1937

The Misses Constance Dennis,Gloria Abrams and Donald Birdleft last week to attend the UnionSprings Academy, at UnionSprings, N.Y.

Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Moffatt

of 82 Wyandanch Avenue are re-ceiving congratulations on thebirth of a son at the BrunswickHospital on August 30 The youngman will be given the name ofRichard Lawrence.

* . * *Wallace Field is spending apleasant sojourn at Arlington, hispictureque cottage on Oak Island.

* * *Mr. and Mrs. Frank Volz of

13th Street entertained over theweekend, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgePatrowski , of Ridgewood andWoodstock, Mrs. Mary Patrow-ski of Ridgewood, Jacob Goetzand Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koutnik.

* * *Marion Faith Coates celebrated

her second birthday on WednesdaySeptember 3, at the home of herparents, Dr. and Mrs. William A.Coates on East Main Street. Faithentertained Robert Brady, FaithGifford, Kathleen Gifford, SusanSkeffingtcn, Margaret Gilmore,Roger Holmes, Edwina Bechtold,Mary Eileen 0*Shea and MidgeGifford.September 11 , 1947

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Myottand children, Brent and Connierecently returned to their homeon Oak Neck La. from a tripthrough Maine, the White Moun-tains and Lake George.

* * *Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gillen of

Cooper Street, have announced thearrival of a daughter at South sideHospital on September 2. The in-fant who weighted 6 lbs., 2 ozs.,will be named Maureen Ann. Shehas a brother, John Jr., 14months.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lyons ofMortimer Avenue left here onSunday for Northeastern Collegein Boston, Massachusetts1.

* * *Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jebens

of Cormack Court recently re-turned from a four week tour ofthe North Central states. Thiswas a combination business tripand vacation during which theywere the guests of Mayor andMrs. John H. Jebens in the Cityof Davenport, Iowa.

Mr. ' and Mrs. Frank Galla-gher of Stuart Avenue entertainedat a farewell party in honor oftheir daughter Janetion Tuesdayevening at the Babylon YachtClub. Miss Gallagher will enterthe novitiate of the Congregationof the Sacred Heart in Kenwood,Albany on October 3rd.

Mrs. William Greenauer, Pre-sident of the Past Presidents'Committee of Babylon Unit #94American Legion Auxiliary an-nounces that the September meet-ing has been postponed until Wed-nesday, September 27th and willbe held at Mrs. Patrick Rep-ly's home at 112 Ralph Avenue,Babylon.

*. * *The Babylon Junior Auxiliary

of the Southside Hospital met atthe home of Mrs. Charles Sch-arfe of Peninsula Drive last week.Plans arebeingmadefortheAux-iliary's annual fall dance to beheld on October 28th at the LaGrange Restaurant.

* * *Mrs. Charles Audrey) Pfeifle,of Kensington Rd. celebrated herbirthday, Friday Sept. 8th. Allher friends wish her many moreto come.

Mrs. J. Vincent O'Shea of TheCrescent, and Miss Ann O'Sheaof Deer Park Ave. motored toNewport, R.I., where they visit-ed friends, Mr. and Mrs. LeoLimcort. They also attended theAmerican Cup Races held onTues. Sept. 11th.

* * *., Mrs. Bruce -^Connie) Barteau,celebrated her birthday with afamily dinner party on Sept. 6th,at her home in North Babylon.

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Miss Isabel Gallagher, daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank GaU-agher of Stuart Avenue was theguest of honor at a luncheon show-er held for her at the home ofMiss Sharon Healy of DundeeRoad on August 31st. Guests whoattended were: the Misses Janetand Mary Gallagher, Miss JeanGrover, Miss Jane Powl, Mrs.Hunt Lawrence, Mrs. MichaelMarran, Mrs. Peter Abbott, Mrs.Gerard Driscoll, Mrs. John Grif-fin, Mrs. Ruth Stevenson, Mrs.F. H. Healy, Mrs. Frank Free-man, and Mrs. Frank Gallagher.

Those who were unable tocome, but sent gifts were: MissPhoebe Gilmore, Miss Sally Grif-fin, Miss Suzy Farrington, MissSuzy Lawrence, Miss Nancy Gro-ver, Mrs. C. F. O'Donnell, Mrs.Peter Welling, Miss Dorothy Mi-hic, Miss Susan Conroy, Mrs.John Halpin, Mrs. Joseph Well-ing, Mrs. Francis X. Dennen,Mrs. Thomas Lyons, Mrs. F.W.Jackson, and Mrs. Jane Collins.Miss Gallagher will marry Lieu-tenant Richard Freeman on Sept-ember 30th.

Miss Donna E.M. Foley ofPrescott Place celebrated her16th birthday on September 11thby enteraining a group of herfriends at a luncheon and bow-ling party, and her guests were:Hope Block, Patricia Quails,Maude Baldwin, and Donald H.Foley.

* * *Fred Copithorn, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Rhodes Copithorn ofRobbins Avenue left here lastweek to commence his Fresh-man year at Kolby College inMaine. Fred's parents and sis-ter Tina accompanied him on thetrip.

* * *Congratulations to Mrs. Char-

les W. Armstrong, who now re-sides at 22 Shore Lane in Bay-shore, who celebrated her 87thbirthday on September loth* Mrs.Armstrong formerly/ resided onOak Street in Babylon.

Mr. and Mrs. HerbertBargartand -their daughters Jennifer andJuliana of Kalamazoo, Michigan

were the guests here last week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paschof Dundee Avenue.

* * *Charles Hayward, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Hayward ofFire Island Avenue celebrated his9th birthday on Friday by enter-taining a group of his friends ata cook-out party in his home.

* * *A group of the children of Arg-

gle Park held a carnival for thebenefit of the Muscular Dystrophyfund last Saturday. The carnivalwas held at the home of LaurieGallagher of Stuart Avenue.

* * *Merritt Armstrong, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Armstrong ofVillage Line Road left there thisweek to commence his Freshmanyear at Hartwick College in One-onta, New York

* * *Mary Beth Rogers, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers of Ar-gyle Avenue celebrated her 11thbirthday on Saturday by enter-taining a group of 20 of her fri-ends at a luncheon party at herhome.

* / * *John Aspland, son of Mr. and

Mrs. George Aspland of ProspectStreet lias completed the Of-ficer's Candidate School in Ft.Gordon, Georgia, and receivedhis commission as a 2nd Lieu-tenant in the Army at ceremoniesheld there on September 7th. Hismother, Mrs. George Aspland,his: sister Miss Margaret As-pland, and Miss Charlene Froleattended the ceremonies. Johnis at his home here on a 15-dayleave before reporting back toFort Gordon.

* * *Babylon Unit-#94, American

Legion Auxiliary was represent-ed at the September luncheonmeeting held at Broncho Char-lie's restaurant on September10th by the mesdames: RobertMountford, Charles Birs, GeorgeMiller, Daniel Zawyrucha, Mil-dred Moring, Pearl Michele, Til-lie Thompson, and RichardBrunkhorsto

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Miss Anita Lyons, daughter of

Baby lon TeacherWed To Local Man

Sharon Ann Remington of Bel-ville, New York, became the brideof Robert W. Parow, Babylon, onSat. Aug. 12, at a double ringceremony in the Belleville Meth-odist Church, Belleville.

The bride, daughter of Mr. andMrs. Robert E. Remington, is a1965 graduate of The State Uni-versity College at Plattsburghwith a Bachelor of Science De-gree in School Nurse-Teacher

Education. Until her marriage,she was employed by Union FreeSchool District No. 1, Babylon.

Mr. Parow is the son of Mr.and Mrs. Wilbert H. Parrow.Hehas been employed by GrummanAircraft Engineering Corp. andattended Farmingdale Agricul-tural and Technical Institute.He is presently serving in TheU.S. Navy. The couple are re-siding in Lakehurst, New Jersey.

Area People Attend Science Fiction DoMrs. Howard. Veryzer and son,

Howard, Jr. 6f West Islip andMrs. Estelle Sanders of Babylon,attended the annual Hugo Awardpresentation as part of the 25thWorld Science Fiction Conventionheld at the Statler-Hilton in N.Y.on Labor Day weekend.

Mrs. Veryzer also exhibitedsome of her paintings at theConvention. Artist Jan Cherostpurchased one and a large por-trait was taken by Gene Rodden-berry, Hollywood producer of

"Star Trek" and other tele-vision shows.

Babylon B'Nai B'rith Chapter#1146 will hold a Fifth Anniver-sary smorgasbord Dinner Danceon Saturday, September 23, 1967at Lands End Inn at 8 PM.

For. information contact Mrs.Doris Newman at JU;;| 59a^

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(Continued fro m Page 2)Sines of Alfred Street who cele-brated his 40th birthday on Sept.9th with a party at his home at-tended by many of his friends andrelatives.

* * *Welcome home to Mr. & Mrs.

"Jiggs" Breda & sons Wayne&-Gary who have returned home toLiberty Ave. after spending thesummer touring the West, Cana-da and the Canadian Rockies intheir camper. Climating theirtrip was a visit with Mr. & Mrs.Walter Root and sons Walter andBilly of Pond PL who met them atthe Bay of Fundy, in Nova Scotia.A wonderful time was had by bothfamilies.

* * *Mr. Gene Magagnoli, of Phelps

La. participated in the exhibitpresented by the Awixa Pond ArtCenter on Sept. 9th at the SouthShore Mall. Several of his paint-ings and sculptures were display-ed.

Tommy Cunningham son of Mr.& Mrs. Tom Cunningham of Irv-ing Ave.' returned home afterspending a wonderful five days vi-siting with his aunt & uncle Mr.& Mrs. WmFordinBranton, N.J.

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please call L. Wilcox MO 9-5513.

Argyle Card PartyArgyle Triangle #135, Babylon,

will hold their 4th AnnualCard& Game Party, on .Wednesday,September 20th, 1967, at theBabylon ¦;¦ Masonic TempJ ¦ u v

AnniverSv ; Dinner