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Elects President

At the 12th annual meeting ofthe -—Long—Island- -AdvertisingClub, Richard Shiebler of PoorRichard Associates, Babylon,was elected president for theyear 1967-68 „

A resident of Stony Brook,Shiebler has been a member ofthe Boar J of Directors of the L.I.Advertising Club for six years,serving as first Vice Presidentand Publications Chairman. Agraduate of St. John's Universityand Pratt Institute, he receivedhis Master's degree in BusinessAdministration

by Lee Raynor

TENNISThe Deer Park High School

tennis team had difficulty re-bounding from its preceeding los-ses as they dropped two matchesthis past week. In the first matchversus Plainview.the racquetman..wejie_.defemtM_3_ -_^Deer Park were Joey Rosen,3rd singles, and Steve Sterlingand Lew Towsky in first doublesplay.

In their only league contest ofthe week, the Falcons were upsetby Port Jefferson 3 - 2 . Thismatch proved to be a costly onefor the squad as Carl Merz, theleading player, pulled a musclein his leg. Joey Rosen gained a3rd singles win as Steve Sterlingand Lew Towsky won their sixthconsecutive match. The team 'soverall record is 6 - 4.

FISHINGA Sport Fishing Clinic , co-

sponsored by the Long IslandState Park Commission and PennFishing Tackle Mfg. Co. had theirsecond sessions on Saturday at

Captree Overlook Pier at 2 p.m.and Jones Beach Fishing Pier at10 a.m. Local men , with theirequipment were present for thetopic, Flounder Fishing, part 2;and Pier Fishing for Blackfish,scheduled for May 27th. All clin-ics are held'on Saturdays how-ewer..Jf-ixi...lhe._.eY.ent_.of-nain,.jdifi.session is held the following day.

Dates for additional clinics areas follows-June3 - How to Catch, Clean and Pre-pare Blowfish and Eels.

17 - Fluke Fishing from Pier,Bank and Boat

July1 - Party Boat Bottom Fishing-

15 - Natura l Marine Baits, part 122 - Natural Marine Baits , part 2August5 - Blue Fishing and Snapper

Fishing Methods19 - Surf Fishing, part 226 - Surf Fishing, part 2Sept.

2 - Striped Bass FishingIllustrated folders are distrib-

uted during the sessions, allinterested fishermen are wel-come to attend and obtain helpfulinformation for anglers.

LACROSSEThe Deer Park High School

team split a pair last week whenthey upset Half Hollow Hills andlost to Brentwood. The stickmenhad their biggest victory of theseason when they defeated HalfHollow Hills 8 - 5 , for the firsttime in five years. Dale Whitleyscored 4 goals and 2 assistswhile Tom Mc Aleavy had 4 points.Last Wednesday the squaddropped a decision to Brentwood,a strong contender fot the CountyChampionship, by a score of 13-3.

BOWLINGAt Captree Lanes, West Islip,

14 year old , Bob Valentine re-ceived a trophy for 2nd place inSuffolk County. The Junior-Senior Boys league had as itswinners, Pete Pastor, 16, with257; and Phi l Cooke, 15, 212.

Ann Kandler got 201 as a mem-ber of the Wednesday NightLadies League. Top honors wentto, Al Clemin with 256; MarionBaums, 201; Dennis Conners,204. Accepting the congratula-tions of their fe llow bowlerswere, Connie Decker with 211,Bill Pladl , 209 and Pete Zellons,201, all at Captree.

BASEBALLBy losing two consecutive

games to West Babylon, the DeerPark baseball team slipped intoa tie for first with the Eagles.The squad's record now standsat 7 - 4. Jim Valente, who hadpreviously been victorious in hisfirst five starting assignments,suffered his initial setback. WestBabylon tagged the righthanderfor three runs in the first framein the opener of the series andheld on to win 3 - 2 .

West Babylon dominated thesecond contest. The Eaglesripped the combined pitching offreshman, Bob McCurdy andjunior , Larry Conde en route toan 1 1 -4 romp over the Falcons.The big outburst came in thefourth when West Babyloncrossed the plate nine times.

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Mrs. Paul Drummond ofHughes La., leader of SeniorGirl Scout Troop 130, broughtseveral of her Scouts to a meet-ing at Belmont School on Mondaynight to instruct Junior GirlScouts of troops 212 , 105 and 175on camping skills. The Juniorsplan a camping tr ip to Camp Sa-baco, Y aphank on Memorial Dayweekend. The Seniors also con-ducted a song-fest , present were,Janet and Claire Jones , KristieCreed, Sue Olson , Rita Eckhardtand Patty Welsh who accompaniedthe Scouts on the guitar. Leaderson hand were.Mesdamec McCar-ron , Lee, Remmler , Winom andMulien.

* * * *Henry Schreiber and Bill Rettig

are co-chairmen for the BarnDance scheduled for Saturdaynight , sponsored by the NorthBabylon Lion's Club. Everyoneis welcome to the affair , whichsupports the scholarship fund andwelfare projects. It will be heldat Deer Park's V.F.W. Hall onLong Island Ave., donation is$2.50 including refreshments.

The Babylon Home ExtensionService had a large turnout attheir annual achievement day ex-hibit at Phelps Lane Park lastWednesday afternoon. The chair-man , Mrs. Helen Ulricksen ofHiggins-St . conducted a tour ofthe crafts and projects of themembers, which number 200.Among the outstanding displayswas a large, framed hooked pic-ture of a Cur rier and Ives print,'Cutting the Ice*. The colorfulwork was the creation of Mrs.Dorothy Strachen, in her 80's,who has received acclaim frommany sources on her beautifulrug. On display were skillslearned by the Babylon Extensionladies. Afte r a brief meeting, themembers modeled outfits whichthey had made, hats, furs , knitsand gloves.

* * ' *Belated congratulations to Bob

and Bert Marmon of ColumbusAve., who have another littlegirl , Ann Marie. The baby ar-rived at Southside Hospital onApril 10th and weighed 6 poundsand 11 ounces. She joins, Caro-lyn 8 1/2 , Bobby 7 and Lor raine6.

* * *There are a few vacancies in

a Girl Scout trip to Expo '67,ac-cording to the chairman , Mrs.Mary Ellen Mackinnon due tosome cancellation s, and may beused by leaders , Cadettes andmothers. Five busload s are go-ing during the July 4th holidays.For information phone Ju. 7-0830, first come , first served!There will be two fu ll days at theexposition for the group of 245.

Friday night , several friendsof Leeanne Vasseur of VillageLine Rd. helped her celebrateher 13th birthday with a slumber

party at her home.* * *

To observe her 11th birthdayand her confirmation, a partywas given on Saturday afternoonfor Linda Seal ice at her EmpiriAve. home with classmates andneighborhood friends.

* * *Among those students admitted

into the National Junior HonorSociety on Friday at BelmontLake Junior High School were 4,Cadette Girl Scouts from troop133. Wearing golden gowns were,Carolyn Dauber, Betty Ann Graf , iTina Mead and Lisa Schneider.Mothers were present for the 'candlelight ceremony when thegirls were given a certificate,followed by a reception and re-freshments in the school library.Requirements for this honor isan average of 87 and over, serv-ice in community and school anda high character. Congratulationsto all thnsp who marlfi this coaL '

CUB PACK 112Cub Pack 112 held it's month-

ly Pack meeting May 19 at 7:30The following boys received

awards;Thomas Pescuma, Frank Mal-

pigli, Mario DiGangi, Joseph Di-Gangi , John Claussen, JohnHughes David Sines, BradleyLent,. 'Jack O'Brien, RichardLichtenberg, Chris Eichele,Philip DiFalco, Robert Gaus, Ri-chard MacDonald, Billy Lynam,Mark Klecek , Richard Heithaus,Howard Hahn, Walter Dick.

New CubPack Formed

A new cub scout pack, Number382, has been for med in Babylon.Cub master will be Patsy DelloIacono, Asst. Cub Master, Step-hen A. Nicholas.

The pack will meet monthlyat the Phelps Lane School inNorth Babylon.

Although the Pack will onlyhave two meetings before sum-mer vacation, they are planningon summer day trips with thenew Cub Scouts.

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Dennis Hemme of the Bank of Babylon, in addition to pitching histeam to victory, slammed a grand slam home run in their 16-4win over Norton and Siegel.

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