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Mrs. Joy Meisels, director of
the West Islip Public Library,
will appear on radio station
WBAB on Monday, April 22 from
10:15 to 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Meisels
will be interviewed on National
Book Week, which starts on Apr.
22, and will inform the listeners
about special events to be held
during that week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lind and
family, formerly of West Islip,
who are making their new home
in Charlotte, N.C. were Easter
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James Gerrity of Edgewood Rd.
Miss Stephanie Schneider of
210 Willetts La. was among the
first group of women to receive
Arts degrees at Harvard University last month. Miss Schneider
received her degree in Master of
Arts in Teaching.
The second in the series of
budget
information
meetings
sponsored by the West Islip
Board of Education will take
place on Monday evening, April
22, at the high school on Higbie
La. The public meeting will start
at 8 p.m.
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Two sons of Attorney and Mrs.
Joseph O'Neil of Evelyn Rd.
have been spending the Easter
vacation here. Joseph, attends
Holy Cross University in Worcester , Mass. and Stephen is a student at Fairfield Un iversity, Fairfield , Conn.
Christopher and Joseph Hayden , sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ralston Hayden of Parkwood Rd.
are spending the week in Sarasota , Fla., visiting with their
grandfather.
Miss Marsha Peterson , a student at the West Islip High
School has been announced as a
prize-winner in a Young Artists
Exhibition sponsored by a , department store. Miss Peterson's
prize entry was in the advertising art category .
Mrs. Charles Hill , president of
the West Islip Auxiliary of the
United Cerebral Palsy Association has made an appeal for volunteers to help during the community house-to-house campaign
for funds scheduled for May 20.
Mrs. Paul Morse and Mrs. John
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An outstanding high
school
senior will serve as Library Director of the West Islip Public
Library on the first day of National Library Week, April 22,
from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Rehearsals for the annual
spring aqua-show presented by
the West Islip High School swimming club will resume with the
start of school next Monday. The
to-night water ballet, to be presented in the high school pool
next month is one of the highlights of the school year.
As library director for the day,
Miss Susan Elizabeth Famighette
will assume all of the director's
varied duties in the course of a
day . Some of these duties will
be to chair the regular two o'clock staff meeting, kee p the
calendar appointments, interview
applicants, escort visitors on library tours, confer with staff
members and assist them at
Peter Starace, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl A. Starace of Tahlulah
La. was host to a group of
friends at a performance of the
film "The Longest Day" at the
Syosset Theatre on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harold McLaughlin
of
Edgewood Rd. is expecting the
arrival of her mother from Germany within the next several
weeks. She is expected to spend
the summer visiting in this country.
West Islip Student
At Ithaca College
Gilbert Lilienthal of West Islip
competed on the Ithaca College
freshman wrestling team which
recently completed its season.
He wrestled on a good Ithaca
frosh squad that won five out of
eight contests against strong opposition. The Ithaca cubs defeated the Syracuse, State University
of Buffalo , Rochester Tech, and
Oswego frosh, and Corning Community College. They lost to the
Cornell and Cortland frosh , and
to Alfred Tech.
Lilienthal , who lives at 516
Everdell Ave., West Islip, wrestled in the unlimited division . He
is enrolled in the School of
Health and Physical Education
at Ithaca College.
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Home Unit Shifts
Meeting Place
The Babylon Unit Home Demonstration class in fish cookery
on Tuesday, April 23, will be
held at the kitchen of the Babylon Presbyterian Church on Main
St. instead of at Phelps La. as
originally planned. All attending
must register in advance with
one of the leaders.
Mrs. William Kuehnast of West
Islip will be the leader, assisted
by Mrs. Frank Wright of North
Babylon and Mrs. Guy Zingone
of West Babylon.
West Islip Guild
To Present Puppet
Show on Saturday
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To Be Librarian For Day
Hatch are co-chairmen of the
local fund drive which will have
its collection center in the fire
department headquarters on Union St. Volunteers may contact
Mrs. Morse at MOhawk 1-6473.
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West Islip H. S. Senior
The West Islip Guild of Good
Samaritan Hospital will present
the Lollipop Puppets in a specially created Puppet Show "Cap O'Rushes" Saturday afternoon. It
will be held in the Guild Auditorium at Good Samaritan Hospital . Admission is fifty cents
and there will be two performances at 1 p.m. and at 3 p.m.
Lollyppps will be presented to
the children as they leave. Mrs.
William McDonald is Chairman,
and Mrs. H. Stratton Haskell is
Co-Chairman.
West Islip
Library Notes
Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m.; Thursdays, 9:30 a.m.
to 9 p.m.; Saturdays, 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Book Shelf — Stressing "Freedom to Read", this year's observance of National Library Week
will begin on April 21st. National Library Week was first
launched in 1958, the first concerted nationwide effort to focus
public attention on reading as a
source of personal fulfillment , on
the importance of reading in our
national life, and on the libraries which, if used fully and supported properly, can make reading materials accessible to everybody . Next week we will list
some of the outstanding books of
the past year, available at your
library.
Artist's Canvas — It has been
said that the uniqueness of Gauguin's art consisted not only in
his subject, but also in his conception of these subjects, such
as in his efforts to reconcile the
barbarous character of Maori idols with the sensitivity of a European artist. Living in the jungle of Tahiti, Gauguin's imagination was tremendously stimulated
by his lovely and peaceful surroundings. In 1891 he painted
"Tahitian Landscape", unfolding
the mystic charm of a tropical
landscape. This Gauguin painting,
26 3/4 x 36 3/8 ", is included
in your library's collection of art
reproductions, available on loan.
Children's World — The children will hear all about "Cats
and Kittens" at this Thursday's
(April 18th) story sessions, with
two poems and three stories
scheduled on. the theme. The
"Midnight Ride of Paul Revere",
one of two films to be shown Friday evening (April 19th) recreates the ride of April 18, 1775.
The program will also include
"Tom Tit Tot", an old English
fairy tale.
National Library Week — See
elsewhere in this issue of the
ISLIP BULLETIN for story of
outstanding Jiigh school senior
serving as librarian of the day.
Trustee Talks — The library^
proposed budget will be presented by Mr. John S. Steele, president of the Board of Trustees, at
the Manetuck PTA - executive
meeting on Wednesday evening,
April 24th. Trustee Mrs. Dorothy Attridge addressed the membership of the West Islip Guild
of the Good Samaritan Hospital
on Monday evening, April 15th.
their duties when additional help
is neded.
Miss Famighette, who was employed at the public library during her junior year at the West
Islip High School, is the recipient of the PTA Outstanding Student award , the College Board's
Scholar Incentive award and was
named alternate in ,the New
York Regents Scholarship awards.
She plans to major in Elementary Education at the Cortland State Teacher's College and
do graduate work in library services. Her major inteerests are
books, music and sports. Some
of her extracurricular activities
have been membership in the
Student Council, Leader's Club.
Dramatics Club, Service Squad ,
Varsity
Varsity
Squad
and
Choir.
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A former reporter for
school paper , she is currently on
the Yearbook staff; . served as
delegate to the United Schools
of Western Suffolk and was a
participant in the New York
State Music Festival. Active in
sports, she served as chairman
of the Sportsnite Committee.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph G. Famighette of 633
North Briarwood Avenue, 17-yearold Susan will initiate the West
Islip Public Library 's observance
of National Library Week, stressing this year 's "Freedom to
Read" theme.
Hospital Guild
To Elect Slate
Of New Officers
The Good Samaritan Hospital
Guild of Brentwood will hold its'
monthly meeting on Wednesday,
April 24 at 8 p.m. in the hospital auditorium in West Islip.
The nominating committee headed by Mrs. Richard Robinson,
will bring in the new slate of officers for the new year. Serving
with Mrs. Rovinson are Mrs. Eugene Coates, Mrs. Harold Beyel,
Mrs. Joseph O'Reilly and Mrs.
Peter Bach. The new slate to be
recommended includes. President,
Mrs. Maurille Plouroe; 1st vice
Pres., Mrs. Joseph Kelly; 2nd
vice Pres, Mrs. Lawrence Aveni,
Recording Secretary, Mrs. Donald
Tase; Treasurer , Mrs. Anthony
Basile and Ass't. Treasurer , Mrs.
Peter Bach.
Final arrangements for
the
Chinese raffle to be held in the
hospital auditorium on May 15
will also be made.
Mrs. E. Lacey who will show
a color film on European Travel
and will discuss basic things to
pack for travel at next Wednesday's meeting.
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