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INSIDE ISLIP SCHOOLS .Second Grade students in Miss , , , . .... ,- ,. . . . Willrich s and Mrs I' autcr ' s ,l « , \' onstrat,on of the f,re fl 8hting class prepare to attend a l '<l ui P\'«- nt - ANNUAL FIRK DEPT. VISIT Members of the Islip Fire Department made their annual visit lo the Wing School during National Fire Prevention Week. Students of the Kindergarten , First and Second grades attended a demonstration of the aerial ladder and fire fighting equip- ment of Hook and Ladder No. I. Vincent Dinecn and his son Vincent , and Mr. Anthony Cadello explained the use of the equi pment and fire safety precautions. ANNUAL PLAY NOVEMBER« Members of the Class of 1972 can be found each night al school working hard on their annual presentation , which this year will be \Once Upon a Mattress. \ The production will be presented on Saturday evening, November 6 at 8:00 P.M. in the auditorium of the Islip High School. The production is under the direction of Mrs. Helen Fried- man , and the cast is headed up by Sue Kakowski , Rickey Leed , Claire Matsik and Carol McGinley. Sets and scenery are being supervised by Joe Friedman and the music will be supplied by a small combo of seniors led by Jerry Sander. The price of admission is $1.00 Twenty-eight firms processed grapes in New York State during 1970. By, Clara Barenklau As promised you in my last report the following is an itinerary of the Florida trip: Nov. 0 - 7 A.M. Leave for Hocky Mount , N.C. Howard-Johnson Motor Lodge. Nov. 7 - 8:U0 A.M. Leave for Brunswick . Ga. Howard-Johnson Motor Lodge. Nov. 8 - 9 A.M. Leave for Daytona Beach . Fla. - Hotel Americano. Nov. 9 - 9 A.M. Leave for tour of Disney world. Nov. 10 - 9 A.M. Leave for tour of Kennedy Space Center. Nov. 11 - 9:00 A.M. Leave for tour of Disneyworld. Nov. 12 - 9 A..M. Leave for tour of Old St. Augustine. Nov. 13 - Free day in Daytona Beach. Nov. 14 - 9 A.M. Leave for Savannah , Ga. -Motel. Nov. 15 - 8:30 A.M. Leave for Roanoke Rap ids , N.C. Howard- Johnson Motor Lodge. Nov. 16 - 8:30 A.M. Leave for home. In regard to our Installation Dinner , which will be held at Castle Inn , Montauk Highway, Islip, Dec. 2nd , please see that the captain of your table gives his or her reservation for your table to our Chairman . Ernie Barratt , promptly. There will be 10 people only at each table. In other words, when you come in you only have to mention your cap- tain ' s name and Ernie will be able to tell you just what table you are sitting at and this will avoid a lot of confusion and rushing for seats. Twenty-three of our members , together with our band , visited Kings Park State Hospital Oct. 14th , and the patients really look forward to our visits. Dates to remember: Nov. 4 - Show (\Fiddler on the Roof\ ) 8:00 P.M., Social Nov . 6th and Meeting Nov. 9th. Senior Citizen New s & Vie ws \The Young at Hea rt\ (Senior Citizens) | atiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiimiir ; Those who attended the Oc- tober 19th meeting surel y found it very interesting. The officers and members of committees were so busy taking reservations and selling tickets lhat Grand Central station had nothing on us. Many of our members p lan to attend the Islip Theatre party on October 28 to see Julie Andrews in Diamond Lil. The performance starts at 12:30 and if the day is mild , refreshments will be served on the patio; otherwise the man- agement will have us inside. Admissio n is 75 cents . A goodly number of our members will attend the per- formances of \Fiddler on the Roof\ given by the Islip Repertory Company at Recreation Village , Clayton Street , Central Islip on November 4th and 11th. Per- formance starts at 8:30 and admission for Senior Citizens is $1.00. Due to the fact thai our next meeting day conflicts with Election Day, the November meetings will take place Nov. 16 and Nov. 30. Nomination and election of officers will be held during this month; installation of officers will take place at Lands End , Sayville on December 7th. Anyone desiring to make reservations contact Helen Hobby who will give you in- formation on the club subsidy and transportation if necessary . Glad our President Al Burkert ' s lapel pin was able to serve a dual purpose at the Suffolk County Senior Citizens Council meeting ! It always pays to bo prepared. Horace 0. Newins , introduces a new j kind of Ford Dealer Al Guarantee WITH THE FOLLOWING UNITS YOU GET 1 . Ford Dealer used car guarantee certificate. 2. Used car manual desi gned to go inside the glove compartment. 3. A-1 identity qard , dup licate copy of guarantee to fit inside the customer ' s wallet. 4. Newly developed \Short Course in Driving Safety \ booklet , exclusively available. 69 LTD 2-Dr. Hardtop 8 A/T , R/H , P/S , P/B , P/Windows , Air Conditioned Green and Blac k SOOAC 68 TORINO 2 dr. H.T. Fastback , 8 A/T , P/S M AAr Red - '1395 68 XL . -ggg^ I 2 dr. Hard Top m *** \ Vinyl Roof , R/H , P/S , A/T Beiae Sharp Car 1 0 / / 68 GALAXIE CONVERTIBLE V-8 , A/T , P/S , P/B 1 Q77 71 LTD SQUIRE SPECIAL 8 A/T , R/H , P/S , P/B *3fiQR Air Conditioned OUm /J 69 CHEVROLET KINGSWOUD Sta . Wagon. P/S , A/T SOOQC Air-Conditioned .tOUJ 69 Galaxie 500 8 A/T , R/H , P/S and brakes J| QQ£ Air Conditioned. X %7 «/ 3 Maroon and Black 69 FORD GALAXIE 500 , 4 dr. H.T. 8 A/T , R/H , P/S , Air Cond. $1 OQK Blue. lO J J 68 GALAXIE 500 , 4 dr. H.T. 8 A / T , R / H , p/s . si yinc Air Cond. 14^0 NtWIN-IZED USED CARS \Ford Has V Belter Idea \ Horace D. Newins , Inc. Newins Bay Shore Ford , Inc. (Performance Cente r I M0 5-1304 M0 5-1300 (Used Car Uept J 219 MAIN ST. (Open ' til 9 Wed. & Sat. ' til 6) BAY SHORE BRIDG E BENEFIT - . The East Isli p Women ' s Auxiliary hej d a dessert-bridge recently, proceeds for the benefit of Southside Hospital, Bay Shore. Seated for a hand of bridge are (L to R) Mrs. Stanislaus Kougalski , Mrs. Samuel Anzel . Hostess For-The-Day, Mrs. George McCarth y and Mrs. Josep h Hubert, Vice-Chairman. \WE'RE OFF\ - SOUTHSIDE BRIGHTWATERS AUXILIARY and friends wave goodby e as they depart to Lake Menewaska , recentl y. P QB ^— - . *&&: - — r \• ^^ RALLYING around the candidates at a huge rall y sponsored by the Isli p Republican Committee are Barbizon models Donna Carroll , left, and Karen Volk , right, as District Attorney George Aspland, second, left. District Court Judge candidate Howard Berlcr. kneeling, and Islip Superintendent of Highways Robert W. Chappell, second right, concentrate on the young star of the affai r Tricia Bitt- ner , 4, of Blue Point , who may not be able to vote , but enjoys the balloon and strawhat.
