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(SUP CHATTER Ihe Klip Methodist Church will hold its earl y American fair on Saturday, Oct JO , from 10 a m to 4pm Luncheon will be served at noon at $2 for adults and 50 cents for children and an auction will be held on the lawn at 1 p m The fair will feature a mini country store and bake shop The Ishp Chamber of Com- merce has welcomed Classic Men and Boys Barber Shop and At- torney Stephen A Humsjo as new members Mr and Mrs Joseph Ohva were honored with a sui prise 40th anniversary party recently given by their children and grand- children Present were Mr and Mrs Anthony Oliva , Camrlle and Angela Oliva , Mr and Mrs Nicholas J Rotolo , Joseph , Gina , and Nicky Rotolo The event was held at the American Legion Hall in West Baby lon Mr Oliva is the Deputy Director of Marina Af fairs in Islip Town Court St Ann No 898 , C D of A will hold a card party Nov 5 , 8 p m in St John of God School Hall , benefit of scholarship fund and other charitable works Bring your own cards The Board of Trustees of the Central Islip Public Library will meet on October 28 , 1971 at 9 00 P M , at the Library The public is invited The \As You Like It Club\ will meet in the Ishp Presbyterian Church chapel Nov 1 , 8pm Cancer dressings will be folded at 7 JO Hosts for the meeting are Amy and Anne Raynor David A Russo , 55 Marylynn st , East Ishp, is enrolled as a Freshman at the University of Rochester The Great Books Discussion Group of East Islip Public Library is meeting today Oct 28 8 30 p m to discuss Thoreau ' s \Civil Disobedience ' and the first two chapters of his book \Walden ' Themes such as civil disobedience , conscience , freedom , and integrity will be stressed Visitors are welcome fl AUOWEfN Trick or Treat or will rt M tricky treat. Last year hundreds of parents were shocked when they discovered that their children returned from their trick or treat rounds with booby trapped \ goodies \ Halloween pranksters have caused tragic accidents Children have returned with concealed sharp items such as pins and razor blades in app les Popcorn made or altered with mothballs or soap* Candy bars with hidden needles One of the most serious accidents occurred when a homeowner greeted a small group of children with a shotgun blast Two children were treated for back and leg wounds The following suggestions may be helpful to protect your children 1) Always accompany your children 2) Avoid darkened houses. A lig hted house usually means welcome 3) Avoid calling upon known cranks Know the area where your children are making their calls. 4) Instruct your children not to eat any of the treats until you have examined them. 5) Unpackaged items should be discarded 6) Wash and Cut fruit into small sections before eating 7) Carefully examine candy bars to make certain that foreign objects have not been inserted. 8) Avoid dark streets. 9) Dress or costumes shcxj ld be bright or white so that your \Goblin \ will not be an accident satistics because he was not seen , especially at dusk or dark. HAPPY HALLOWFEIU Brewster-Allen * Wichert Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE j , Pir* - LH« - Auto - Marine - Bond* j ^fc ^T BBXIEST MAIN ST , BAY SHOR E . N.Y. JWJ MOhmk6-7302 SBBi Xfl^^^H^^^^m^^^^H^^^H ¦ 3D A W ^ 4 a 'L- y Re- E lect j L . LOUIS J. PALOMBI Islip Town Councilman An Independent Democra t Who Does Not Hesita te To Tell The Politicians Off. Outspoken In Behalf Of The Problems Besetting The Tax payer. t^^^^^^H^^^^^^^HH-^aflQH^^^^^HHHHH ^^^^^^ HP -^Mj- .f, * * ^^^^^ H Dedicated B K I ~ \* j9 Always Full Time ^ I Working ANY QUESTION WHO IS ON YOUR SIDE? Keep Him There!! Listed Last , But Not Least on \Row B'' Paid for by Citizens Committee for Louis J Palombi Bay Shore Libra ry Exhibits at the Bay Shore- Bnghtwaters Public Library for the month of November will include the otl painting of self- taught Jess Wright and a display of the work of Bay Shore students in Mr E Dannen ' s art classes Jess Wright , in Grandma Moses tradition , completed his first painting after his 65th bir- thday A profile artist , his im- pressionistic oils - many of Long Island scenes - have been exhibited at the Northport Showcase , Suffolk Historical Society Lynn Kottler Gallery, Suffolk Museum , Country Art Gallery in Locust Valley, and the Nassau Coanty Natural History Museum He is also represented in private collections and executive offices on Long Island Mr Dannen ' s art classes have prepared an attractive exhibit for the Libi ary this coming month These are the youngsters who presented the Library with the big animal figures which have become colorful additions to the Children ' s Department Library Director John Clark reports that the free Saturday library bus is now making its rounds , picking up youngsters from areas throughout the Drstrrct and transporting them to the Library for Saturday ac- tivities The bus makes three trips on Saturday morning and two in the afternoon Schedules are available at the main desk AUXILIARY BENEFIT - Penataquit Auxiliary raises 11, 600. for Southside Hospital. Bay Shore , at their recent Fingertip Card Party Luncheon held at St. Peter ' s Parish House, Bay Shore. Pictured (L to K) are commrttee members , Mrs. Roger Werle, Mrs. William F. t lair , chairman, and Mrs. Ormond Ritchie read y to hand out door prizes to those in attendance. HOST TO 5 00-Highway Superintendent Robert W. Chappell , Republican candidate for re-election addresses over 500 well-wishers at a cocktail party in his honor Sunday at Castle Inn. The arrangements committe e included William Stochl, his campaign manager , and William Erk , assistant manager. Q/hM^ / f FLOWERS NEW LOCATION * \ 85 How e I Is Rd. (CORNER 5th AVE.) Bay Shore MO 5-3038
