South Shore Moratorium
Continues Activities
About 25 girls and boys between
the ages of seven and fourteen
from the Maple .Park Homes and
surrounding Area decided to do
something on Earthday, April 22
to help in the fight against
pollution and littering. Three
Ryerson, Roy
boys, Bruce
Petersen and Allan Knoess went
to Mayor Hanse and asked for his
help in supplying a dumptruck
from the Village Highway Dept.
On Wednesday, between the
hours of three and seven these
boys and girls filled up five
dumptrucks with debris, which
they picked up from the wooded
area west of Southards Pond,
adjacent to Morrison , Pilcher
and Gwynn Street.
In Answer To Lt. Kevin Sullivan And
All Our G.l.'s Like Him-We Salute You !
You have gone to fight for freedom ,
And we're all proud of you.
For your sacrifice and your devotion.
In keeping Freedom alive and true .
We appreciate more than we can say ,
What you are doing for each of us each day.
Though words are inadequate to explain
our heartfelt thanks ,
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We wish health and safety*
To. alt our fighting . Yanks !
May God be closer to you -too, , ,HW :; e v : ;| And bring you home to all of us...
Who are free because of YOU!!
-Joan M. Coyle-
Republican Club
W.B. PTA Council
To Host Meet
To Hold Dance
On May 16th, 1970 the North
The Candidates Night Babylon
Republican Club will
The West Babylon PTA Council
will host a "Meet the Candidates
Night" on Thursday evening,
April 30 in the Junior High School
cafeteria at 200 Old Farmingdale
Rd. at 8 P.M.
Mrs. William Hendricks, the
President, cordially invites all
Babylon
residents to attend.
This will give them an opportunity to meet the respective
candidates and hear their views.
There will also be a question and
answer period.
The candidates expected to
attend are, John P. Wilson *
George W. Islinger, John V.
Doran, John F. Byno, Mrs. Carol
Richardson , and Joseph M.
Lipera.
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At the close of the session
refreshments will be served. This
will give everyone present an
opportunity to chat informally
with the candidates.
Conservatives
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Hold Meeting
Those who attended this
month's North-Babylon , Deer
Park Conservative meeting
heard a host of Conservative
speakers and President of the
Suffolk County Conservation
Council Mr. Charles Pulaski,
The other speakers were Pat
Waters, Babylon Town Councilman, Ed Campbell, Suffolk
County Conservative Leader ,
Frank Galli , Babylon Town
Leader and Fred Merz, County
Legislator for the llth District.
The
SOUTH
SHORE
MORATORIUM has announced
that it will continue its activities
despite the closing of the national
offices in Washington , B.C. at the
end of this month. The national
group had ' announced that new
approaches consisting . of local
actions would be used in its
campaign for the end of the war
rather than massive demonstrations on a national scale.
A spokesman for the SOUTH
SHORE MORATORIUM stated
that what had taken place by
closing the national headquarters
was, in effect, a de-centralizingtfrf
the peace movement and would
place greater emphasis on the
importance of "grass-roots"
peace activities. As an example
of the upsurge in peace activities
on Long Island, the spokesman
Raymond Vino, a junior at the
West Islip Senior High School will
present his first motion picture,
"Escape to Tomorrow" at the
West Islip Public Library on May
4th, 7th and 8th at 7:45 p.m.
in producing this film Ray
found that the cooperation he
required from the New York Port
Authority, of John F. Kennedy
Airport, Long Island Railroad,
and the City of New York, ivas
readily given. His faith in
governmental progression has
been restored.
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Immediately following the
movie, Ray will be available to
he
discuss the special effects
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used, the ^ problems he encountered in filming the basic
theme, and his reasons for using
the film as
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cited two new; peace groups had
joined the Suffolk coalition,.to end
the war, making a total of
fourteen peace groups now .civ
ordinating their activities as the
coalition.
As part of the peace action for
May, leaflets and pamphlets will
be distributed on Saturdays at
riiost of the shopping centers in
Nassau and Suffolk . The South
shore moratorium will hold a
luncheon at La Grange on
Wednesday, May 20 at 12:30.
Speakers will be Mr. Sam Rutter,
who seeks the democratic
nomina tion for congress in the
2nd CD., and Mr. Harvey
the
designated
Sherman ,
democratic candidate. For
further information call Mrs. J.
Ryan, 669-1170, .or Mrs. Carol
Krueger, MO 9-6660.
Fast Pitch Softball
To Offer Top Teams
Major league fast pitch softball
will be introduced , for the first
time, in the Town of Babylon on
Saturday evening, May 9, 1970 at
Fiorito Field , West Babylon,
when the Town of Babylon
sponsored entry meets in the
world championship team ,
Raybestos Cardinals of Stratford ,
Connecticut .
The League, conducted under
the auspices of the American
Softball Association , will feature
some of the best players in the
country in this Ir.ghly specialized
category and games will be
played on various Saturday
evenings and Sunday afternoons
for the entertainment of town
residents.
The Town of Babylon entry in
the league , is made up of the
players from the- l9694 MetroiLong
Island fast pitclf' champj onship
Garden Club To Hear
Environmental Talk
Mr. Anthony Taormina of the
New York State Conservation
Department will speak on
"Conservation
and
Environmental Health" at the May
meeting of the Sumpwams
Garden Club to be held at 8:00
P.M., Monday, May llth at the
West Islip Public Library.
Members and friends of the
club are urged to attend.
hold a buffet and dance at 9:00
p.m. at the Republican Club on
Little East Neck Road. The dance
is being held to honor the
Republican club's new town
Street Closed
leader Greg DeAbramo. AdThe long-awaited closing of
mission is $5.00 per person which
Muncy
Street in Lindenhurst,
includes the buffet and one bottle
sought
by
residents of the street
of liquor per table. For tickets or
heavy
tracking there,
to
curtail
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information call
took place yes terday.A special,
lighted barrier has been erected
to close^the Street at the LindenhurstrWest Babylon
boundary
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Has Film
At Library
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Beacon Receives
County Designation
, THE BABYLON;i^AOQN
has been officially designated
by the County Legislature as
the Babylon Town newspaper
to carry the list of unpaid
taxes which may exist in the
town.
Other newspapers selected
by the county legislature are
the Long Island Advance for
the town of Brookhaven, The
East Hampton Star for the
town of East Hampton; The
Long-Islander for the town of
Huntington ; The NewsReview for the town of
Riverhead; The Shelter Island
Reporter for the town of
Shelter Island ; The NewsReview for the town of \
Southampton ; The, Long ;
Island Traveler- -Mattituck j
Watchman for the town of j:
Sout hold.
team , sponsored by Salantri
Electric , together with players
who were recently drafted from
various teams in the Town
sponsored adult softball league.
The first game scheduled for
Saturday night , May 9th, is part
of a double header that will start
at 6 p.m.
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