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MING INSTRUCTIONS , withcourses for Beginner, AdvancedB e g i n n e r , I n t e r m e d i a t e ,Swimmer, Advanced Swimmerand Jr. and Sr. Lifesaving. Nocharge for residents.

You may pick up registrationforms at the park on weekendsand actual registration will beheld from 9 to 12 AM June 26th to30th . Proof of residence andcourse eligibility (exceptBeginner course) and or betested at the time of registration ,age 6 yrs. ami over.

RICHARD Df NAPOLI, TownRecreation Director , tells us thatthere will also be Adult In-struction in swimming, for asingle 7 week program from July6th to August 17th , on Tuesdayand Thursday evenings. Forfurther information call Mo 1-5203.

COMING UP: The Town ofBabylon Centennial Parade onSaturday June 17th at 10 a.m.from the corner of Gates andWellwood Ave. in Lindenhurst.North Babylon High SchoolMarching Band , Fire Dept.,Youth League, VFW Post 1458,American Cadet Alliance , andCarpenters ' Union 1837, are partof it , under parade marshall PaulDe George. See you there!

Roads, Sr. Citizens DiscussedAt Republican Club Meeting

By Harriet RosenbergThe meeting conducted at the

Dwight D. Eisenhower Club inDeer Park was packed with; in-formation via a question anddiscussion evening. Giving theanswers were: Legislator SydAskoff ; Councilman VincentManna ; Mr. Anthony Ceaser andClub President James Me-Donagh.

Mr. Manna stated that he hadno information pertaining to the500 acres of prime Pilgrim Stateproperty which is located on DeerPark land, but he did say that hewould like to see much of thisland used for recreation (aplanned community consisting ofan Industrial Park , GardenApartments and recreationfacilities for the people ofBabylon). He also said that therewasn't enough money at thepresent time to build a parkadjacent to Deer Park poolbecause of the loss of the BondIssue. There was a generaldiscussion afterwards , about thedesirability of an enclosed poolfor year round use and how thepeople of Deer Park could obtainsome. Mr. Ceaser suggested apool for Robert Frost Jr. HighSchool , which has ample land tohold same.

Mr. McDonagh discussed whatsteps could be taken to ease theburden of the Senior Citizens. Heasked for half-price bus fare andmovie admission. He stated thatmost movie houses are willing to

oblige the Citizens, but had mtbeen approached before, and fee;felt itfeit a town wide venturewould fee successful. Mr. Askoffgave i further informationregarding the matter. He saidthat the county was trying toadopt plans to help the Citizens;but that bus rates would be dif-ficult to reduce because they areInter-€6unty. and Tnter-ToWn ,and aft would ha ve to agree to beeffective. Mr. Askoff thendiscussed the widening of ComaeRoad, from Deer Park Ave. to theExpressway. He touched on theproposed new road running fromVeteran 's Highway through DeerPark (via Long Island Ave.) toHuntington , and stressed howimportant these roads are tothose who wanted them to showwhere the roads would extend to.Mr. Askoff also stated that therewas a new sewage bill inCongress and he had high hopesthat the bill would be passed. Itwould allow the Federal

Government to pay 60 per cent ofthe cost and he said that it wasthe best deal ever presented. Hesaid that the bill is approximatelyone year away and that thepeople should investigate the billthoroughly and get all the in-formation possible as it was toour benefit. The Eisenhower Clubmeetings will continuethroughout the summer and thepublic are invited to attend.

BABYLON - WESTISLIP NEWS

(Continued fro m Page 8)degrees to four West Islipresidents at ceremonies on June3. They were MARTINCARROLL , M.S.W., MARYMcCABE , B.A., ANTHONY J.PECORALE , Ed. D., andFRANK MARCO , J.D.

M A R G A R E T W E S T R A ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Frederic Westra , was graduatedrecently from Western MichiganUniveristy. The Westras live onMaple Avenue, West Islip.

WILLIAM BOSMANN , son ofMr. and Mrs. William Bosmannof Everdell Avenue, West Islip,received the BS degree fromCornell University College ofEngineering in Ithaca on May 26.While at Cornell he majored inE n v i r o n m e n t a l S y s t e m sEngineering. William is amember of Kappa SigmaFraternity and a '68 graduate ofWest Islip.

CHRIS HERZECA , son of MR.and MRS. LINCOLN HERZECAof South Carll Avenue, Babylon ,was graduated from PhillipsA c a d e m y A n d o v e r ,

Massachusetts. He will attendHaverford College in Penn-sylvania this fall. His parentsattended his graduation.

LADISLAO GOROSTIAGA, aformer A.F.S. student fromParaguay, visited here lastweekend at the home of MR. andMRS. RHODES COP1THORN ofBobbins Avenue, Babylon.

MR. and MRS. GEORGEROMAN of Babylon entertainedat a party last Sunday evening inhonor of their son, Paul, whograduated from the CulinaryInstitute in New Haven, Con-necticut.

MRS. BREWER WOODS andher daughter of Chicago, Illinois,are visiting this week at the homeof Mrs. Woods' parents, MR. andMRS. ROBERT PASCH ofDundee Avenue, Babylon.

MRS. MARY D. LARNED ofBabylon celebrated her 89thbirthday on June 12th.

Dance ProgramAt St. John's

A music and dance programentitled Readin ' , Ritin ' andRhythm will be presented at St.John the Baptist Diocesan HighSchool in West Islip on Friday,June 16 at 8 P.M. Tickets will beavailable at the door for $2 adultsand $1 children .

PRIMARY VOTEAnyone requiring

assistance or advice onnext week's Primaryvote (June 20th ) maycall the followingnumbers , where At-torney Generals havebeen assigned to answersuch requests : 265-5000,924-4511, 924-4512, or 924-4513.

- For further help, youmay call the League ofWomen Voters at 842-0664.

BABYLON TOWN Republican Chairman Ervine A. "Judge" Gagginof Lindenhurst proudly congratulates Mrs. Carol Ann Slattery uponher appointment as Copiague Area Chairman in the Babylon TownRepublican Committee.

PART1CII»ANTS at the Babylon Rotary Club's 13" Annual Fer-> dinand Guimann Memorial Scholarship Award Luncheon,, held at La

Grange Inn, West Islip, Wednesday, June 7 are the 1972 winners. The. scholarship are $400 for the fujjjt year of collegiate study at a four[ year colleger $350 for the fir^Sfear

of study at

a junior or

technical

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school. Fro«l left to right: John Dannenhoffer , West Babylon HighSchool ; Debra Newman . North Babylon High School;, VirginiaPrevosto, St. John the Baptist High School; Cynthia Wilde, West IslipHigh School; Linda Riccobono~ Babylon High School and RotaryPresident Stewart Johnson. Peter Colletti , another winner from WestBabylon High School, was absent because of illness.

JOB INTERVIEW in progress in the Special Educa tion Class at WestBabylon High School. Shown from let to right are Mr. Harry Preble,

* Teacher of Special Education; Mr. Irving Fisher, PersonnelManager of Pathmark ; Mr. George Romano, Manager of Pathmark ,

i Copiague; and Miss Barbara Rockhold, student.photo by Ed. Comm. Dept.

NORTH fl^BYLON MUSICIANS to Mend musical convention inMaine b&£une 17th and 18thv #fcey are members of Chapter 1206,Modern Sfl ic Masters; and will join with 300 student delegates fromchapters tjftoughout the nattait. Modern Music Masters, chartered in1952 as a |§tional music honw* society, now numbers more than125,000 lif«^^embers through S

126« chapters; located iff

every state

of the uAli^and in

several foi^g» countries. Shown abe«<£ are, frontrow,. L.lmf a Fred Bacalo*, retiring President and Robert Gaus, "retiring Vi|i-President. Back £#*,!. to r.: Mr. Philip N. Ambrosino,Faculty Sf&sor, Frank Malpi|ft, Newly elected President for 1972-73. »B4 Mf. Eric Seyfried, Fafcwtty Co-Sponsor.

wiiMiiiHmiiMiimiHwiiiiiiuiiiiimn^ ^The West Babylon Junior Fire Department will conduct a

collection of old newspapers, magazines, rags and aluminum cans onJune 24th.

The Babylon Business and Professional Women 's Association heldtheir year-end meeting at the La Grange Inn on June 1st. Election ofofficers for next year was held, and those elected were: President,Mrs. J, V. O'Shea ; 1st Vice President, Mrs. Raymond Houle; 2ndVice President , Mrs. Charles Reeves; Treasurer, Mrs. KennethEastwood; Recording Secretary , Mrs. Arthur Brennan ;Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. John Wells; Assistant Correspon-ding Secretary, Miss Helen Reid; Auditing Committee, Mrs. Ger-trude Barteau and Mrs. John Wells; Nominating Committee, Mrs.Charles Kordes, Mrs. Ronald Evans, and Mrs. Henry Sullivan. MissAnn O'Shea , Program Chairman for the past year, received astanding ovation from the members. Meetings will resume nextSeptember .

Post No. 94, Babylon American Legion, will hold installation of thenew Post officers on Saturday, June 17th . John Pulvidente will be thenew Commander.

This Sunday, June 18th will be Choir Sunday at the Babylon UnionMethodist Church. The choir will sing at both the 9:30 and 11 o'clockservices.

THE BEACON sends birthday congratulations to Suffolk CountyLegislator, Syd Askoff , who celebrated his birthday on Tuesday.

Village Report

LETT ERS(Contin ued fro m Page 14)the National Council affiliatedGarden Clubs of Brooklyn ,Queens, Nassau and Suffolk , Ishould like to thank you and TheBeacon for the publicity given toour recent Flower Show.

District Flower Shows not onlypresent exhibits of horticultureand artistic arrangements , butalso educat ional exhibits onobjectives which all our GardenClubs have been promoting foryears, such as conservation ,beaut if icat ion , ant i - l i t ter , andGarden Therapy projects.

This is the first time a DistrictFlower Show has been held in thisrear of Long Island and we aregrateful for fine newspapers likeThe Beacon which make thecommunity aware of these showswhich are presented for theirenjoyment.

Sincerely yours ,s Margaret Howell

Mrs. Ralph D. HowellBabylon

To the Editor :Last night my wife and I had

dinner at Musicaros Restaurantin Melville on our June 1stsweepstakes .

We were welcomed at the doorby John and seated in one of theirfine dining rooms , where we hadan excellent full course dinnerserved by Terry.

We want you to know we werefully satisfied and thank you formaking it possible.

Yours sincerely,Mr. and Mrs. John Lavender

To The Editor:Thank you very much for the

gift certificate I recently won inTHE BEACON. I greatly ap-preciated it. Best Wishes .

Anna R. AlbrechtLindenhurst