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A R G Y L E A U T O 4217 O \ ; I /\\«T? o E K V I l / r j Hung a rtf-#, unmapped tin u anrcd\ duld and enfovjrt food md tfrnks Sunday, Dec. 5th lH a tn Ju teS a n .. D ec. 72) 12 Noon to 3 p.m . 199 L ittle East Neck Road, Babylon •or more information, cal 631-539-9782. m n r c 03IU I O H ? . u December 2 ,2 0 1 0 , BEACON SH O P P E R . 3C BABYLON VILLAGE ARTS COUNCIL’S 2nd THURSDAY CONCERTS presents MAMBO 1 0 C 0 Mamba Loco performs an impressive array of Latin classics which originated in Puerto Rico and Cuba during the golden age of the 1940s to the 1960s. Ihc rhythms run the gamut from danzon and bolero to guajira and mambo. This six piece band brings you the flavor of Havana where the music is HOT, HOT, HOT! Dec 9,2010- 7:30 P.M. ASTORIA FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK 180 W. MAIN STREET, BA8YLON VILLAGE Admission & Refreshments Free For Inform ation- 631-669-1810 This program is partially funded by the Suffolk County Executive's Office, and the N.Y. State Council on the Arts Decentralization Program, administered by the Huntington Arts Council, and the support o f Astoria Federal Savings Bank and through member and other community support. MUMS Custom Computers What do you want your computer to do for you? A s k Ivan! I build custom computers (windows 7, Vista and XP) and teach Com p u ter Software call 516.521.6490 email:ICA56@optonline.net Westminster Presbyterian Church breakfast with Santa, December 11 On Sat., Dec. 11 Breakfast with Santa will be held at Westminster United Presbyterian Church, 109 Udall Rd., West Islip. Seatings are at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Tickets for age two and up, are $10 each. You can bring the whole family to this charity event. Tickets include a buffet breakfast served by Santa’s Elves, meeting with Santa, reindeer food and a Christmas craft. Bring your own camera to record your child’s meeting with Santa. Raffles will be sold for gift baskets. Breakfast with Santa, a charity event sponsored by Sounds o f Silence, Friends o f the Postpartum Resource Center of New York will benefit the programs and servicesofthePostpartumResourceCenterofNewYork. Brumidi Lodge to host breakfast with Santa December 12 The Constantino Brumidi Lodge #2211,2075 Deer Park Ave., Deer Park, is sponsoring Breakfast with Santa, Sun., Dec. 12,9:30 a.m. to noon. A full break fast will be served including eggs, pancakes, bacon, sausage, coffee, tea, milk and juice. Each child that meets Santa will receive a gift. Pictures with Santa will be available. The donation is $5 per person and children age three and under are free. For tickets call Joyce at 6 3 1 -586-2578 or Debbie at 6 3 1 -289-1872. Ballet Long Island to perform The Nutcracker The Nutcracker Ballet Long Island takes you on a journey into the imagi nation with Clara and her wonderful gift, The Nutcracker. Snowflakes, soldiers, the Sugar Plum Fairy and Uncle Dros- selm eyer’s bag o f magic toys. The Nutcracker cap tures all the wonder and childlike joy of the holi day season with beautiful dancing, touches of hu mor, special effects and great scenery. Ballet Long Island’s mission is to make dance available and af fordable to everyone. There are two performance locations Ballet Long Island, 1863 Pond Road, Ronkonkoma, N Y 11779, Wed. Dec 8 - 11:00am - Act II. For tickets, call 631-737-1964. Lindenhurst Historical Society Quarterly meeting set for December 5 The quarterly meeting of the Lindenhurst Historical Society will be held at the BACCA building, 145 N. We welcome your local news, send items to us at Babylon Beacon, 65 Deer Park Avenue, Babylon, NY 11702 Wellwood Ave., Lindenhurst, Sun., Dec. 5 ,2 p.m. Prior to the meeting, the judging o f the wreath will be made. At the meeting the traditional holiday sing-a-long will be conducted by St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Choir under the direction of Steve Kaplan. Refreshments will be served, courtesy o f the Village Board. The museum on South Wellwood will be open D e e r Park H igh School students national cham pions o f Allstate's uA ct Out L o u d S.C. Legs. Steve Stern (D -H u n - fort and their excellent pr from 3 to 4 p.m. so you may see the display o f holiday decorations. From 4 to 5, St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church Choir will be singing at the Showmobile by the Christmas tree on Hoffrnan and Wellwood Avenue. The parade will leave Firemen’s Park at 4:30 p.m. to arrive in time for darkness and the tree lighting. This year the tree lighters will be Sue and Dick Gimble. Dick is a past president and they have both been very active for many years on the Boards of the Society and the museum and comihittees. Kiwanis will be serving hot chocolate and the Rotary will serve chestnuts. tington) 16th LD and Lou D’Amaro (D -N o rth Babylon) 17th LD, hon ored students from Deer Park High School, for being named the national champions of Allstate’s “Act Out Loud” com p etition to prom ote safe driving. The contest was held as part of “National Youth Traffic Safety Month,” which was established in Suffolk County last year by Legislator Stern’s legislation. The students and their faculty advisor Sherry Deacon, prepared a video presentation about the dangers of dis tracted driving, includ ing cell phone use and texting. The students also perform ed before the Legislature. The school received a $10,000 grant by Allstate for educa tional programs. “I am so proud to recognize these talented and involved young men and women and to share their im p o rtant message about distracted driving. I congratulate them and their advisor, Ms. Deacon for their incredible ef- p resentation. Texting and using a cell phone while driving creates dangerous distrac tions and even a few seconds can Frank C. Criscuolo awarded NY State highest military honor pre- Lin- make the difference between life and death.” “I join with Legislator Stern in com m ending and congratulating the students at Deer Park High School for this trem endous achievement,” said S.C. Leg. Lou D’Am aro (D -N o rth Babylon). “Their award-winning ef forts to prom ote driver safety have made the entire com m u n ity proud.” Senator Owen H. Johnson sented Frank C. Criscuolo of denhurst with the New York State Conspic uous Service Cross. The New York State C o n s p i c u o u s Service Cross, along with its a c c o m p a n y ing citation, is the highest m ilitary honor the State of New York be stows on a veteran. MGriscuolo was also presented with the New York State Conspicuous Service Star. “All New Yorkers appreciate the sacrifice Mr. Criscuolo made for his country,” Senator Johnson stat ed. “It is my honor and privilege to present him with New York’s highest m ilitary honor.” The presentation cerem o n y tookplaceonN o v e m b e r 10, 2010 at the Senator’s Babylon Office. Criscuolo was a m em b er of the 397th Infantry R e g im e n t, 100th In fantry Di vision of the U n it ed States Army. His service began in March, 1944 and he was honor;- ably discharged in May of 1946. In addition to the New York State Conspicuous Service Cross and the New York State Conspicu ous Star M edals, Criscuolo is also the recipient of the Com b at Infan try Badge, the Bronze Star Medal, and the European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with three Bronze Service Stars.
