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Bay Shore Library Sponsors Frank Glaser Piano Recital The Bay Shore-Brightwaters Public Library will sponsor a Lecture Recital by American pianist , Frank Glazer , on Jan. 30 8:30 p.m. at St. John the Baptist High School on Montauk Highway. Tickets for the recital , which is the second production in the Libra ry ' s Performing Arts Series, are $2 50 for adults and $1 50 for students Mr Glazer 's subject for the January 30 Lecture Recital will be a comparative study of Beethoven 's Piano Sonatas: "The Pathetique , " "Moonlight ," and "Appassionata " Frank Glazer . presently Professor of Piano at Eastman School of Music , began to play the piano at the age of 4 At 17 he was accepted as a piano student by ArturSchnabel in Berlin At 21 he made his Town Hall debut. He has been a soloist with such leading orchestras in the U.S. and abroad as the Boston Symphony, the New York Philharmonic , Orchestre de la Suisse Romande , Orchestre Lamoureux , Oslo and Istanbul Philharmonic Or- chestras , National Orchestras in Athens , Buenos Aires , Iceland , etc Mr. Frank Glazer The Bay Shore Library ' s Performing Arts Series is brought to the community with the financial assistance of the Friends of the Bay Shore- Brightwaters Public Libra ry. The third production will be a National Players performance of Sophocles' "Oedi pus the King " on April 17 Brightwaters Couple Announce Troth of Their Two Daughte rs Mr. and Mrs. Logan J. Phillips , Jr., of 415 Peters Blvd., Brightwaters , announce the engagements of their daughters , the Misses Marie Louise and Margaret Ann to Steven P. Glass and Albert A. LaBarre respec- tively. Marie Louise and her fiance Mr. Glass , son of Mr. and Mrs . Michael R. Glass, Brightwaters are planning an April wedding. She is a graduate of the Claremont Secretarial School, New York City and is emp loyed by the Legal Aid Society , Bay Shore. Mr. Glass is a graduate of the New York State Maritime College , Bronx , and is employed by the Sun Oil Company, Chester, Penn. Margaret Ann and her fiance Mr. LaBarre , son of Mr. and Mrs . Albert LaBarre , Hawthorne , New Jersey , are both seniors at The College of Steubenville , Steubenville , Ohio. No date has been set for their wedding. CHILDREN'S MOVIES A return to live entertainment in the form of special Saturday afternoon children shows has been announced by United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc. The performances will start at 2 p.m. at the Islip Theatre. The Ladies Auxiliary of the East Islip Fire Department held its installation dinner at Bronco Charlies ' recently. The following were installed by past president , Josephine Murdock ; Barbara Walsh , president , Betty Craziano, vice president , Marie Dunleavy, secretary ; Audrey Weinfurt , treasurer; Alice Herba , chaplain and Ellen Koehler , Patti Rogers and Barbara Silhan , trustee. Trinity Lutheran Church The Trinity Lutheran Church of Islip has annonced the following program. January 31st at 8:30 9:45 , and 11 a.m. Sunday School is held at 9:45 A.M. both at Trinity and at - Trinity Chapel in East Islip. Sunday, Jan. 31 , Walther Lea- gue Gym Nght at Sayville. Monday, Feb. 1 , Walther League Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday February 2, Voters - meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday Feb. 4 Ladies Aid meeting at 1:30 p.m. | |iast , 3)sltp | | Jf j8 . Auxiliary 1 The Bay Shore Library Club will meet in the Bay Shore- Brightwaters Library on Mon- day, Feb. starting at 1 p.m. with a Fingertip luncheon. "Genetics and the Citizen " will be the subject of a talk by Dr. Zonia P. Krassner of Bay Shore who is a lecturer in Biology at Old Westbury College. Mrs. Vincent Rowan , hostess chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. F. Thomas Crowley , Mrs. Joh n P. Hansen , Mrs. fred Huettner , Miss Hazel Lane , Mrs. Irving J. Levin and Miss Cay Le Pener. LIBRARY CLUB OF BAY SHORE TEL. 516 MO 6-7275 PHONES IN ALL ROOMS Bay Sh or e Inn Inc. MOTEL - 65 ROOn \< SWIMMING POOL - TV - RADIO 300 BAY SHORE ROAD . BAY SHORE, N.Y. 6D KARAN, Mgr. ! Let Flowers Tell The Story j THEY TELL IT SO WELL i ^^^^M^^^^^BB^MBlBr jBftBy ^^ "" imiiuiTTi»i inif l, ***^^S | MAC INTOSH'S I THE GARDEN HOUSE , INC. J 650 MONTAUK HIGHWAY JU 1-1418 ISLIP, N.Y. | Elsie M. Breslin Kenneth P. Jones ^ A CL f. REGISTER NOW \JV* Mttoetod School TWO FINE SCHOOLS - SAME QUALITY CARE | 32 Brentwood Rd. Bay Shore 36 Railroad Ave. East Islip (off Union Blvd MO 5-3257 581-3744 Transportation Provided - Hot Lunches - Half Days, Split Weeks Lvonsed by State of New York B;>hy Carriages — Cribs & Mattresses & Accessories r ^-^ TUfij UXL jJlLTif NURSERY FURNITURE ^^^^^ |J]^^^ 147-49 EAST MAIN ST. A ^^S|^ ffl^ i^3^ BAY SHORE ^Trlil p* MOhawk 5-0484 . aa»jjjM»jiaj » jj » jj »jj >J j»aj»aj»,,, ^.^^_^^__^^^__ M CLOTHES $3 CARE f|/« 3Y SAM STEIN i- \ \ kW DOUBLE TALK IN DOUBLE CLOTHS Double cloths, adaptations of double cloths, and double- faced fabrics are very im- portant in today 's fashions Some are domestic, others are European imports. It is im- portant for you to learn to identify each type so that you understand which fabrics dryc l ea n satisfactorily and which ones may cause customer complaints, ex- plained the National Institute of Drycleaning A true double-cloth is a fabric made of double cloth weave This weave uses more than one set of warp filling yarns It may produce a fabric with two distinct faces or colors or it may produce two distinct fabrics held together by an extra set of yarns. For example , a satin or an ot- toman may be black on the face and gold , rose or any other color on the reverse or underside of the fabric. The fa bric is reversible. One or both sides may be used in designing a garment. A true double cloth is made of two fa brics held together by an extra set of yams. If you pull the two fabrics apart you can see the extra set of yartis. The fabrics made of double-weave dryclea n satisfactory. Double-faced fabrics are made by taking two face fabrics and binding them together with an adhesive. It is possible to create many different fabrics by this method of construction. Many of the double-faced fabrics will dryclean satisfactorily. Some will cause customer complaints because of partial separation . If you pull the two fabrics apart at the seam , you can see the adhesive that hold the two fabrics together in a double-faced construction. Consult your professional drycleaner on dry cleaning double-cloth and double-faced fa brics. ISLIP CLEANERS 464 Main St JU 1-2960 ^HHj^^^ f^^^^^lBSaja^^H^^^^aj^^ -uOAH^I I ^^JL^ CTTTM** "-J^^^HaB lKW^ ISUP 'Z> LI- A DING PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANINf* . ' Eagan Rigog lioso Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rigoglioso of East Islip announce the engagement of their daughter , Pamela Jane , to John Joseph Eagan Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Eagan of Brightwaters & Kismet. A July wedding is planned. Kfng-Le Prell Mr. and Mrs. Alfred LePrell of 71 Sunset Rd., Bay Shore , an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Karen Evelyn to Alan Roger King of Lake Placid. An August wedding is planned. Miss LePrell is a senior in the State University College at Oswego She is majoring in . Elementary Education. Mr. King , a 1970 graduate of State University College at Oswego , is presently teaching Industrial Arts in the Saranac Lake School System . Engagements In Brightwaters Since 1908 Ackerson Agency, Inc. MO 5- 0270 In Islip ;;,uce 1900 Doxsee Agency, Inc. JU 1-0612 We Would Like to lie Your Agent ' Dr. and Mrs. Ray Allen Haag have announced the engagement of their daughter , Miss Kathryn Ann Haag, to Patrick Lee North of Brightwaters. A September wedding is planned. Miss Haag is the grand- daughter of Mrs. Willis Merrill Summers of Brightwaters and the late Willis Merrill Summers and of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Haag of Oregon City, Oregon. Mr Summers was a former president of both the New York and National Security Trader ' s Associations and was a partner of Troster , Currie and Summers The prospective bride 's father, a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and American College of Surgeons , practices in Bay Shore He is also President of the Board of Education in Ishp and Commodore of the Bayberry Yacht Club. Miss Haag graduated from Ishp High School in 1967. She will be graduated from Vanderbilt University in June where she is studying nursing and is a member of the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. Mr. North is the son of Mr and Mrs. Edward Lee North He is the grandson of Dr. and Mrs. Albert Earl Hennen of Wheeling, W. Va. and of Mrs. Edward Lewis North and the late Edward Lewis North Miss Kathryn Haag of Westhampton Beach. The prospective groom 's father is a Presentations Editorat Grumman Incorporated and the author of For This One Hour published by William-Frederick Press Mr North a graduate of Bay Shore High School in 1964 is a pre- law student at Columbia University and formerly a 1st Lieutenant in the United States Army He is also a tennis pro at the Bath and Tennis Club in Westhampton Beach . Miss Kathryn Haag Engaged
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Bay Shore Library SponsorsFrank Glaser Piano Recital
The Bay Shore-BrightwatersPublic Library will sponsor aLecture Recital by Americanpianist, Frank Glazer , on Jan. 308:30 p.m. at St. John the BaptistHigh School on MontaukHighway. Tickets for the recital ,which is the second production inthe Libra ry 's Performing ArtsSeries, are $2 50 for adults and$1 50 for students
Mr Glazer 's subject for theJanuary 30 Lecture Recital willbe a compara t ive study ofBeethoven 's Piano Sonatas:"The Pathetique ," "Moonlight ,"and "Appassionata "
Frank Glazer . presentlyProfessor of Piano at EastmanSchool of Music , began to play thepiano at the age of 4 At 17 he wasaccepted as a piano student byArturSchnabel in Berlin At 21 hemade his Town Hall debut. Hehas been a soloist with suchleading orchestras in the U.S. andabroad as the Boston Symphony,the New York Philharmonic ,Orchestre de la Suisse Romande ,Orchestre Lamoureux , Oslo andIstanbul Philharmonic Or-chestras , National Orchestras inAthens , Buenos Aires , Iceland ,etc
Mr. Frank Glazer
The Bay Shore Library 'sPerforming Arts Series isbrought to the community withthe financial assistance of theFriends of the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Public Libra ry.The third production will be aNational Players performance ofSophocles' "Oedipus the King "on April 17
Brightwaters Couple AnnounceTroth of Their Two Daughters
Mr. and Mrs. Logan J. Phillips,Jr., of 415 Peters Blvd.,Brightwaters , announce theengagements of their daughters,the Misses Marie Louise andMargaret Ann to Steven P. Glassand Albert A. LaBarre respec-tively.
Marie Louise and her fianceMr. Glass, son of Mr. and Mrs.Michael R. Glass, Brightwatersare planning an April wedding.She is a graduate of theClaremont Secretarial School,New York City and is employedby the Legal Aid Society , BayShore. Mr. Glass is a graduate ofthe New York State MaritimeCollege, Bronx, and is employed
by the Sun Oil Company, Chester,Penn.
Margaret Ann and her fianceMr. LaBarre, son of Mr. and Mrs.Albert LaBarre, Hawthorne, NewJersey, are both seniors at TheCollege of Steubenville ,Steubenville, Ohio. No date hasbeen set for their wedding.
CHILDREN'S MOVIESA return to live entertainment
in the form of special Saturdayafternoon children shows hasbeen announced by United ArtistsTheatre Circuit, Inc.
The performances will start at2 p.m. at the Islip Theatre.
The Ladies Auxiliary of theEast Islip Fire Department heldits installation dinner at BroncoCharlies' recently. The followingwere installed by past president,Josephine Murdock ; BarbaraWalsh , president , BettyCraziano, vice president, MarieDunleavy, secretary ; AudreyWeinfurt , treasurer; AliceHerba , chaplain and EllenKoehler , Patti Rogers andBarbara Silhan, trustee.
Trinity Lutheran ChurchThe Trinity Lutheran Church of
Islip has annonced the followingprogram.
January 31st at 8:30 9:45 , and11 a.m. Sunday School is held at9:45 A.M. both at Trinity and at -Trinity Chapel in East Islip.
Sunday, Jan. 31, Walther Lea-gue Gym Nght at Sayville.
Monday, Feb. 1 , WaltherLeague Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday February 2, Voters -meeting at 8 p.m.
Thursday Feb. 4 Ladies Aidmeeting at 1:30 p.m.
| |iast ,3)sltp || Jf j8. Auxiliary 1
The Bay Shore Library Clubwill meet in the Bay Shore-Brightwaters Library on Mon-day, Feb. starting at 1 p.m. with aFingertip luncheon.
"Genetics and the Citizen" willbe the subject of a talk by Dr.Zonia P. Krassner of Bay Shorewho is a lecturer in Biology at OldWestbury College.
Mrs. Vincent Rowan, hostesschairman, will be assisted byMrs. F. Thomas Crowley, Mrs.John P. Hansen , Mrs. fredHuettner , Miss Hazel Lane, Mrs.Irving J. Levin and Miss Cay LePener.
LIBRARY CLUBOF BAY SHORE
TEL. 516 MO 6-7275 PHONES IN ALL ROOMS
Bay Sh or e Inn Inc.MOTEL - 65 ROOn \<
SWIMMING POOL - TV - RADIO
300 BAY SHORE ROAD. BAY SHORE, N.Y. 6D KARAN, Mgr.
! Let Flowers Tell The Storyj THEY TELL IT SO WELL
i ^^^ M^^^^ BB^MBlBrjBftBy^ "" imiiuiTTi»iinifl,*** S
| MAC INTOSH'SI THE GARDEN HOUSE , INC.
J 650 MONTAUK HIGHWAY JU 1-1418 ISLIP, N.Y.| Elsie M. Breslin Kenneth P. Jones
A CL f . REGISTER NOW
\JV* Mttoetod SchoolTWO FINE SCHOOLS - SAME QUALITY CARE
| 32 Brentwood Rd. Bay Shore 36 Railroad Ave. East Islip (off Union BlvdMO 5-3257 581-3744
Transportation Provided - Hot Lunches - Half Days, Split WeeksLvonsed by State of New York
B;>hy Carriages — Cribs & Mattresses & Accessories
r - TUfij UXLjJlLTif N U R S E R Y F U R N I T U R E
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DOUBLE TALKIN
DOUBLE CLOTHSDouble cloths, adaptations
of double cloths, and double-faced fabrics are very im-portant in today 's fashionsSome are domestic, others areEuropean imports. It is im-portant for you to learn toidentify each type so that youunderstand which fabricsdryc lean satisfactorily andwhich ones may causecustomer complaints , ex-plained the National Instituteof Drycleaning
A true double-cloth is afabric made of double clothweave This weave uses morethan one set of warp fillingyarns It may produce a fabricwith two distinct faces orcolors or it may produce twodistinct fabrics held togetherby an extra set of yarns. Forexample, a satin or an ot-toman may be black on theface and gold , rose or anyother color on the reverse orunderside of the fabric. Thefa bric is reversible. One orboth sides may be used indesigning a garment. A truedouble cloth is made of twofabrics held together by anextra set of yams. If you pullthe two fabrics apart you cansee the extra set of yartis. Thefabrics made of double-weavedryclean satisfactory.
Double-faced fabrics aremade by taking two facefabrics and binding themtogether with an adhesive. Itis possible to create manydifferent fabrics by thismethod of construction. Manyof the double-faced fabricswill dryclean satisfactorily.Some will cause customercomplaints because of partialseparation. If you pull the twofabrics apart at the seam, youcan see the adhesive that holdthe two fabrics together in adouble-faced construction.
Consult your professionaldrycleaner on dry cleaningdouble-cloth and double-facedfabrics.
ISLIPCLEANERS
464 Main St JU 1-2960
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Eagan RigogliosoMr. and Mrs. Anthony
Rigoglioso of East Islip announcethe engagement of theirdaughter, Pamela Jane, to JohnJoseph Eagan Jr., son of Mr. andMrs. John Eagan of Brightwaters& Kismet. A July wedding isplanned.
Kfng-Le PrellMr. and Mrs. Alfred LePrell of
71 Sunset Rd., Bay Shore, an-nounce the engagement of theirdaughter Karen Evelyn to AlanRoger King of Lake Placid. AnAugust wedding is planned.
Miss LePrell is a senior in theState University College atOswego She is majoring in .Elementary Education. Mr.King , a 1970 graduate of StateUniversity College at Oswego, ispresently teaching IndustrialArts in the Saranac Lake SchoolSystem .
Engagements
In Brightwaters Since 1908
Ackerson Agency, Inc.MO 5- 0270
In Islip ;;,uce 1900
Doxsee Agency, Inc.JU 1-0612
We Would Like to lie Your Agent '
Dr. and Mrs. Ray Allen Haaghave announced the engagementof their daughter , Miss KathrynAnn Haag, to Patrick Lee Northof Brightwaters. A Septemberwedding is planned.
Miss Haag is the grand-daughter of Mrs. Willis MerrillSummers of Brightwaters andthe late Willis Merrill Summersand of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph B.Haag of Oregon City, Oregon. MrSummers was a former presidentof both the New York andNational Security Trader 'sAssociations and was a partner ofTroster , Currie and SummersThe prospective bride 's father , amember of the Amer icanAcademy of OrthopaedicSurgeons and American Collegeof Surgeons , practices in BayShore He is also President of theBoard of Education in Ishp andCommodore of the BayberryYacht Club.
Miss Haag graduated fromIshp High School in 1967. She willbe graduated from VanderbiltUniversity in June where she isstudying nursing and is amember of the Gamma Phi BetaSorority.
Mr. North is the son of Mr andMrs. Edward Lee North He is thegrandson of Dr. and Mrs. AlbertEarl Hennen of Wheeling, W. Va.and of Mrs. Edward Lewis Northand the late Edward Lewis North
Miss Kathryn Haagof Wes thampton Beach. Theprospective groom 's father is aPresentations Editorat GrummanIncorporated and the author ofFor This One Hour published byWilliam-Frederick Press
Mr North a graduate of BayShore High School in 1964 is a pre-law student at ColumbiaUniversity and formerly a 1stLieutenant in the United StatesArmy He is also a tennis pro atthe Bath and Tennis Club inWesthampton Beach .
Miss Kathryn Haag Engaged
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