NOW LET'S SEE. Figuring out details of their Christmas Cotillion
are members of the Future Teachers group at Babylon High. They
are, left , Anne Barrese, Charlie Kuhnapfel , Joanne Zito, Lynn
Holsclaw , and Debbie Wolfert. Their concern is the list of committee
heads .
Hadassah
Sabylon
-
(mn VraUfLBrff^^lVEy
Program Vice President , M rs.
Albert
Weinstein of North Baby The Babylon Chapter of
lon
will,
provide an informal evenHadassah will hold its next meeting
of
Chanukah
festivities and a
18
ing on Thursday evening, Dec
grab
bag
exchange
ps
Lane
. Members
at 8:30 PM at the Phel
are
requested
to
note
the change
Lane
Phelps
,
Recreation Hall ,
hi
meeting
day
. .
North Babylon .
^
was .assigned Oct la tn tt n«
—
AIRCRAFT REPAIRMAN
Aviation Elec tronic Suppor t
Army Private Firs t Class Company North in Vietna m , as
ROBERT M. CIANCIO , 21, son of an aircraft navigation equipment
Mr. and iMrs. Silvic J. Ciancio, repairman.
•
534 Deer Park Ave., Babylon, rr —~i
singing
with
the
Babylon
Chorale
i
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^V
this season. The group is perUNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED
>*E--^_ ^_
forming the Christmas portion of
Handel's MESSIAH and Mennotti' s AMAHL AND THE
NIGHT VISITORS at 800 P.M.
^B
jBB^S'"
on December 20, 1969 at the North
BSS'SMKB fluffi-sms
^^^
Babylon High School , Deer Park
Avenue. Tickets may be purJane Wnrr#n
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chased at the door or from
gj333 gggSS@88S3S ggS3«-5_a Chorale members.
JOHN R. WALBRIDGE , of
MRS. LELAND FITTS and
Robbins
Ave., Babylon , has been
are
LEFEVER
HERBERT
MRS.
elected to the board of directors
of the American Insti tute of
Marine Underwriters. Mr.
Walbridge is manager of the '
i marine department of Insurance
nfflrtiinfaiTninii
'
I
' mi wii ' i "Company of, North America
I MARIE SCHARFA, daughter ¦H
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• of Mr, and Mrs . Charles Scharfe
of Peninsula Drive has received
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notification^, her early acjHUy ..ox .
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Marie
is
a
senior
at
Babylon High
AURORA RACJNG CARS
School , and will enter Smith in
Swap Your
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-the Fall.
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Old Trains
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TOM H'OY LAN of Perm
868 Little Neck Rd.W.Baby lon
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syivania visited with his brother
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and sister-in-law ,. Mr , and Mrs .
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Francis M. Boy Ian of Argyle
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Park and also with his mother
Mrs. Thomas Boylan last
Jffjf^^
weekend.
The fifth regular meeting of the
BABYLON TRAVELERS CLUB
was held on December l , at the .
Will iam
home
of
Mrs .
Briesmeister with Mrs . Warren
Allen presiding "Prosperity
Reborn ", Mrs . John Menah's
¦fiiiffi 'Wif*^
paper described the almost
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miraculous recovery of industry
in Germany after the ravages of
World War II. Their success has
TEE SHIRTS
been due to liberal aid uhden the
Soft, cotton knit quarter-sleeve shirt . Looks
Marshall Plan as well as their
equally well as an undershjrt or sport shirt.
^B^ .
own determina tion to regain
Long tuck-in-, won't ride up. Sizes S, M, L, XL.
fflFVI
^-g,
recognition
among
the
nations.
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Hamburg was used as an outWASH and WEA R
EB ron
sta nding example and slides of
SHORTS
tha t city were were shown , A
High count Sanforized cotton broadcloth that
tff^ • fi^SB #|%^%
book review , "arms of Kru pp'
needs no ironing. Full cut and panel seat mean
9 Credit card coverage and 25%
S
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presented by Mrs . Al v in
¦more contents protection for
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comfortable fit. Reinforced at stress points. In
^^ m^Jm
all-over patterns , solid colors or white. ' .
Kawecki , traced the four century
1 home owners at no extra cost.
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Sizes 28 52.
IOnly at State Farm... number
. '
history of tha t amazing family.
one in homeowners insurance,
Their fortunes rose or fell acwith rates lower than most.
BOYS' 6 FOR $3.9fc
cording
to the times of war or
KNIT BRIEFS
¦
I can give you +
peace. Bertha , a daughter, for
Rib knit cotton briefs that "give " with eve ry
Sizes 2-16
king size home»'»'• »*»•• ^
whom
the dreaded "Big Bertha "
movement for full time comfort . Heat resistant
"
owners coverage
. J^L
- live-elastic waist and leg- bands. Sizes 28-44.
was
named
,
guided
the
business
and
probably
b
gp
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save you money.
for a long period. The Krupps are
,
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Call me.
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still important industrialists . in
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Germany . The members voted to
ATHLETIC SHIRTS
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rffn
give a Christmas gift to the
Soft , springy, absorbent, cotton knit. Cut for .
.
Kjffl FEWRr. *^ g&fS
Babylon Library . It will be books
maximum comfort and smooth fit. Pure- white
^_^P
^nP
finish that stays fresh-looking washing after
dealing with Germany . Refreshwashing Sizes 34 54
ments and a social hour followed.
BOYS' 6 FOR $2.90
MR. AND MRS. SIRO FUSI of .
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Atlanta , Georgia , MR. AND
MRS. FREDERICK S. WOOD of
Marietta , Ohio, and MR. AND
,M
MRS. ROY OPITZ
FREE CHRISTMAS GIFT BOXES
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MR. AND MRS. SIRO FUSI of
Atlanta , Georgia , MR. AND
OPEN
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NIGHT TILL 9 PM - SAT. TILL 6
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FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVE1MIENC E UNTIL CHRISTMAS
MRS. FREDERICK S. WOOD of
y f f lp r ^g f
If
Marietta , Ohio, and MR. AND
MRS. ROY OPITZ of Ramsey,
New
Jersey and their families
DEAN
were in Babylon last weekend the
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wedding of their sister Ahtonia
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fiffia
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Vanderveldt.
168 Deer Park A v e .
MRS. HOWARD BROER of
Baby lon
Argyle Park is recuperating
nicely at her home after having
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undergone surgery .
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