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Aaron Barnett announced thatanother gala weekend of en-tertainment is slated for theresidents, starting with Friday"evening, August 6th.

The highly successful Fridaynight dance program whichfeatures dancing to live adultmusic on the rear patio of thePhelps Land Town Park will startat 8:30 p.m. Saturday eveningwill feature a return engagementof the highly popular and suc-cessful hypnotic demonstrationperformed by the "Great Gar-

dino". This performance isscheduled for Saturday evening,smarting at 8:30 p.m. and willsimilarly take place on the rearpatio of the Phelps Lane TownPark.

On Sunday evening Townresidents will be treated to a jazzconcert featuring the Joe Ric-cardo Ensemble, consisting of 22thoroughly professional ja zzmusician, who will perform inconcert starting at 8:30 p.m.

Town Recreation DirectorRichard DiNapoli indicated thatall these activities are free toTown residents and suggestsearly arrival to assure choiceseating. He added, however, thatany overflow could easily beaccommodated on the spaciousgrass area surrounding the rearpatio.

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MR. and MRS. JOHN CAM-PAGNA of North Lindenhurstwelcomed a son, John Anthony,July 17 at Good SamaritanHospital.

Navy Fireman HARRY C.STOLBERG, son of Mr. and Mrs.Harry W. Stolberg of 497 NorthFourth St., and Navy FiremanApprentice Terry Siele, son ofMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Siele ofRiviera Parkway are servingaboard the attack aircraftcarrier USS Saratoga with theU.S. Sixth Fleet in theMediterranean. The 15-year-oldcarrier spent two days inScotland and is scheduled to visitSpain, Italy, Greece, France andMalta.

MR. ud MRS. DOMDilCK SC-HARA of 930 Jackson Ave.recently enjoyed a two-weekvacation trip, by car, visitingMontreal, Canada, and touringVermont and Massachusetts onfiie way home. In Montreal, atMount Royale, they were im-pressed with beautiful St.Joseph's Oratorium, the nearbywax museum and Notre DameCollege.

A recent guest of Sfc John'sLutheran Church wasCHAPLAIN BRUCE DAVID-SON, who serves at Central IslipState Hospital. ChaplainDavidson served as liturgistduring the church worship ser-vices.

WILLIAM M. REARDON JR.,son of Mr. and Mrs. William M.Reardon Sr. of 770 South FourthSt. has been promoted totechnical sergeant in the U.S. AirForce. He is an air traffic con-troller at Don Muang Royal ThaiAFB, Thailand, with a unit of theAir Force CommunicationsService which provides globalcommunications and air trafficcontrol for the USAF. He is a 1965graduate of Lindenhurst HighSchool.

MR. and MRS. GEORGEAPPEL and daughters of AlbanyAve. returned home recentlyfrom a three-week auto trip toCalifornia, during which theyvisited San Francisco,Disneyland, the Grand Canyon,Yosemite and Rocky Mountainnational parks. They also enjoyeda tour of Universal Studios andwhile in Hollywood, saw filmstars Anthony Quinn and LucilleBall, as well as Mike Farrell, starof the television show, 'TheInterns.".

THE L I N D E N H U R S THEBREW CONGREGATION(Conservative), North 4th andJohn Streets, will hold its Fridaynight Sabbath Services at 8:30p.m., August 6. Harry Taubman,chairman of the Ritual Com-mittee, will be in charge. Mr. andMrs. Jack Ferentz will be hosts atthe Oneg Shabbat in honor ofMrs. Ferentz' sabbatical.Saturday morning services beginat 9 a.m.

MRS. HELEN A. MILLER ofShore Road was guest of honor ata dinner in LaGrange, West Islip,Saturday evening, ( celebratingher birthday. A decorated cakeand gifts were featured. Theguest list included Mrs. Miller'sson-in-law and daughter, Mr. andMrs. James Murray, LouisKurdt.

MR. and MRS. CARLBENECKE and Mr. Tomlinsonof Lindenhurst; her sons andtheir wives, Mr. and Mrs. RobertMiller of Cincinnati, O. and Mr.and Mrs. Walter Miller of StonyBrook; her granddaughter andher husband, Mr. and Mrs. JackMcKechnie and children ofRochester.

Coast Guard Cadet DENNIS A.SANDE, son of Mr. and Mrs.Edward J. Sande of 75 LaurelRoad, is taking summer trainingaboard the Coast Guard cutterMackinaw in the Great Lakesarea, after which he will resumetraining at the Coast GuardAcademy, New London, Conn. Heis a 1968 graduate of LindenhurstHigh School.

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BABYLON & W.ISLIP NEWS(Continued f ro m Page 2)nounce the arrival of a son,Jeffrey James on July 23rd at theGood Samaritan Hospital.

MRS. PETER COVELL ofFrederick Avenue, Babylon hasrecently been named Neigh-borhood Chairman of the BabylonService Unit, Girl Scouts ofAmerica.

MRS. PAUL G. ALBERTI of 1Cedar Lane, Babylon is one of the382 women from the UnitedStates, Canada and Puerto Riconamed as delegates to the 1971triennial convention of LutheranChurch Women , an officialauxiliary of the Lutheran Churchin America, in Philadelphia , Pa.August 16th through August 20th.

Miss Susie Furtek of Cicero,Illinois, a student at WesternIllinois University is the houseguest of JON MALTESE ofWoodsome Road, Babylon.

MR. AND MRS. JOHNCATALAN© and their son, JACKof Carll River Colony recentlyreturned home from a 22-day"Grand European Tour." Thehighlight of their trip was anaudience with Pope Paul VI at hissummer home at Castel Gan-dolfo.

MR. AND MRS. GILBERTHANSE, JR. and their three sonsof Locust Avenue, Babylon haverecently returned home, after avacation trip to Houston, Texas.

Legion AuxiliaryInstalls OfficersThe Suffolk County American

Legion Auxiliary recently held aluncheon meeting and in-stallation of officers at BroncoCharlie's Restaurant in Oakdale.Rocco Cerullo, Suffolk CountyCommander was present andreported on the very successfulOut-Patient Clinics being run atthe various Post Halls of theAmerican Legion for . theVeterans.

The members of the SuffolkCounty Staff ' installed at themeeting were; Claire McGovernof North Babylon , CountyChairman; Marie Miller ofBabylon, 1st Vice Chairman;Katherine Masiello of Bay shore,2nd Vice Chairman; BeatriceGernler of Islip Terrace, 3rd ViceChairman; Mary Florczuk ofPatchogue, Secretary ; MargeKimlin of East Farmingdale,Assistant Secretary ; JuneFleischman of Aquebogue,Treasurer; Genevieve Leonardof Hampton Bays, Child Welfare ;Virginia Cerullo of East Islip,R e h a b i l i t a ti o n ; SophieAschenback of Riverhead ,Norma Smith of Central Islip,and Margaret Montello of Lin-denhurst, Executive Committee.

All present were entertained byBertha Langman of theAmityville Unit who sang 'ThisIs My Country" and "I Believe"accompanied by Olive Auringer,Pianist of Sayville.

MR. AND MRS. ANTHONYGRUESSING of this communitywelcomed a daughter on July 21at the Good Samaritan Hospital,West Islip. They have named thelittle miss, Lori Diane.

MELODY COX of SuVerpineDrive is one of 36 Girl Scoutsselected for an exchangeprogram with Girl Guides fromSutton-Coldfield; Warwickshire,England. She spent three dayssightseeing in London and is nowspending three weeks n Sutton-Coldfield. In 1972 Girl Guides fr-

om England will visit Suffolk andparticipate in a similar programhere.

MR. AND MRS. ROBERTREMY are the proud parents of adaughter born on July 24 in GoodSamaritan Hospital, West Islip.They have named the little girl,Cheryl Ann.

SCHOLARSHIPS amounting to$5 900 were given out this year bythe Amityville American' LegionAuxiliary Unit 1015. A scholar-ship for nursing was given toCopiague High School. The juniorhigh school received SavingsBonds, certificates and paperweights.

NAVY SEAMAN Mark A.Martinez, a crewmember aboardthe combat store ship USS SanDiego, recently participated inannual ceremonies honoringAdmiral David G. Farragut inthe Spanish town of Ciudaela.

GARY A. FRANCIS, CoastGuard Seaman Apprentice, son ofMr. and Mrs. A.M. Francis of1000 Hawkins Boulevard is nowdeployed to the central Atlanticaboard the high endurance CoastGuard Cutter Spencer. His shipwill be stationed in mid-atlanticfor over a month carrying outduties in oceanography. He is a1970 graduate of Copiague. HighSchool.

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