OBITUARIESLeonard o Calan<lra
Leonardo Calandra of 31Patricia Ave., DeerPark, passedaway on July 17, 1967 at hisresidence at the age of 84. Mr.Calandra had been a resident ofDeer Park for 25 years.
He is survived by three daugh-ters Jean Hersh, LucyAlcuri andFrieda Burton and two sons Alexand Charles Calandra. He issurvived by 13 grandchildren andfour great-grandchildren.
He reposed at the Boyd FuneralHome until July 20, when a Massof Requiem was offered at Sts.Cyril & Methodius R.C. Church,Deer Park. Interment followedin the family plot at TrinityCemetery, Amityville.Alexander McCaffer ty
Alexander McCafferty of 9Reno PL, N. Babylon, passedaway on July 23, 1967 at GoodSamaritan Hospital at the age of59 years. He was a veteran ofWorld War Two having served inthe Army of the United States.
JHe is survived by two sistersMrs. Elizabeth Kane and MissFlorence Mc Cafferty, both ofNorth Babylon.
He reposed at the Boyd FuneralHome until July 27 when a Massof Requiem was offered at. OurLady of Grace R.C. Church, WestBabylon. Interment followed atLong Island National Cemetery.
Pfc, U.S. ArmyWilliam B.Monah anWilliam Brian Monahan, Pfc.
U.s. army of 151 Grassy PondDr., Smithtown, formerly of 564Keith Lane, W. tslip, was killedin action oh July 14, 1967 inVietnam. He was a graduate ofSt Joseph's Parochial School,Babylon, and Babylon HighSchool, Class of 1964. Prior toentering the service he was inPainting & Decorating Businesswith his brother. -
He is survived by h s parentsWilliam J. and Gwen DonahueMonahan of Smithtown, a sisterMiss Kathleen A. Monahan andone brother John J. Monahan.
Fraternal Services were con-ducted at the Boyd FuneralHomeby the Babylon Post # 94, Ameri-can Legion on Sunday, July 23rd.A Mass of Requiem was offered atSt. Joseph's R, C. Church, Baby-don on Monday. IntermentfoUow-ed at Long Island NationalCeme-tery.
Will y HamaichekWilly Hamatschek, of 236 Mont-
gomery Ave., No. Babylon passedaway on July 21, at the age of 79.He is survived by his wife Ann,son William of W. Islip, and adaughter, Mrs. Marie Stentz,
Hamburg, N. Y., 3 grandchildren,2 great-grandchildren. A Massof Requiem was offered at St.Joseph's R. C. Church- Inter-ment followed at St. CharlesCemetery, Pinelawn, N. Y.
- Elizabeth H. PeilElizabeth Henrietta Peil of
Babylon passed away on July 22,1967 at the age of 80. She was .the mother of the late WilhelmPeil of Babylon.
She is survived by-herhusbandOscar Peil,- three daughtersMaria Moeller, Emy Mueller, andPaula Papas and one daughter-in-law Dorothy Peil. She is alsosurvived by 4 grandchildren and6 great-grandchildren.
She reposed at the BoydFuneral home until July 25, whena Mass of Requiem was offered atSt. Joseph's R. C. Church, m-terment followed in the familyplot at North Babylon Cemetery.
Arth ur H. WohlleheArthur H. WohUebe of 47 West
Belmont St., Bay Shore, passedaway on July 22, 1967 at the ageof 67.
He is survived by his wifeOttilie WohUebe and one sonFred WohUebe. He is alsosurvived bygone granddaughter.
Prayers were offered at theBoyd Funeral Home on Sundayevening, July 23. Funeral wasprivate.
Wesley- N. EnsignWesley N. Ensign of 193 CarU's
Path, Deer Park, passed away onJuly 19,1967 at the age of 82. Hehad been a resident of Deer Parkfor 34 years.
He is survived by his wifeViola Haupt Ensign, two daugh-ters Viola Davis and GladysDavies and three sons Lewis,Henry and Wesley.
The Reverend Paul T. Banner,Pastor of the Community Pres-byterian Church of Deer Park,officiated at Religious Servicesat the Boyd Funeral Home onJuly 23rd. Interment took placeMonday afternoon at Long Is-land National Cemetery.
Richanl J. NelleRichard John Nelle of Deer
Park, formerly of Brooklyn,passed away on July 18, 1967 atthe age of 80.
He is survived by his wife,Christine Brunjes Nelle, twodaughters Jean Hokanson andMarie Baugh one son GeorgeH. Nelle and one brother JohnNelle. He is also survived by6 grandchildren.
The Reverend Warren E.Bathke, Pastor of the FaithEvangelical Free Church of DeerPark officiated at ReligiousServices at the Boyd FuneralHome on July 20. Intermenttook place Friday afternoon inthe famUy plot at PinelawnMemorial Park.
August Karl II no1August Karlund of 570 Mount
Ave., N. Babylon, passed awayon July 19,1967 at the age of 66.He was a member of the BabylonLodge #793, F. & A.M. He hadbeen a resident of N. Babylon for23 years.
He is survived by one son JohnKarlund of N. Babylon.
Fraternal Services were con-ducted at the Boyd FuneralHomeby the Babylon Lodge # 793,F. & A.M. on July 21. Religiousservices followed. The ReverendJohn E. Dragelin, Pastor of theAscension Lutheran Church ofDeer Park Officiated. Intermenttook place Saturday Morning inthe family plot at Pinelawn Mem-orial Park.
Dr. John B. HealyDr. John Bernard Healy of
Babylon who formerly residedin Tucson, Arizona, from 1950to 1965 passed away on July 22,1967 at the age of 77 years,at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Dr. Healyattended Holy Cross College andgraduated from Fordham MedicalSchool in 1917. He was a Vet-eran of World War One, havingserved as a lieutenant in theUnited States Navy. He was amember of the American Med-ical Association; a Life Memberof the New York Medical Society;a member of the Suffolk CountyMedical Association and theSouthside Clinical Association.He was a former Chief of Med-icine at Southside Hospital, BayShore. Dr. Healy had been a gen-eral practicioner in Babylon for35 years.
He is survived by his wife,Mary Biglan Healy, threedaughters, Margaret Boylan ofW. Babylon, Mother Mary Jane,
R.H.C.J., old Westbury, Eliz-abeth Williams, Calif., four sons,John of Istanbul, Turkey, Jamesof Suriname, S. America,Thomas of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.and William Healy of Tucson,Arizona, and one sister, [Cath-erine Healy of Providence. Heis also survived by 17 grand-children.
He reposed at the Boyd Fun-eraJL Home until j July 26, whena Mass of Requiem was offeredat St. Joseph's R.C. Church. In-terment followed at Long IslandNational Cemetery*
Ernest J. NorthrupErnest J." Northrup of 1545
Fourth St., W. Babylon, passedaway on July 13, 1967 at the ageof 65. He had been a resident ofthe Area for four years.
He is survived by his wifeCecUie DeSouza Northrup, twodaughters Catherine Lang of Vir-ginia Beach, Va., and MaureenTanner of Alaska, five sons Er-nest J. Northrup, Jr. and Anthonyof W. Babylon, Gabriel of Brent-wood, Carlos of N. Babylon, andFrank Northrup of Brentwood,one sister Beatrice Fisher ofMamaroneck, N. Y. and onebrother Herbert Northrup of Mt.Vernon, N. Y. m
He reposed at the Boyd Fu-neral Home until July 15th, whena Mass of Requiem was offeredat Our Lady of Grace R. C.Church, W. Babylon. Intermentfollowed in the family plot atPinelawn Memorial Park.
Elizabeth FarrellElizabeth Farrell of 412 Ar-
cadia Dr. W. Islip, passed awayon July 23, 1_967 at the age of79. She resided here for overthirteen years.,
Mrs. Farrell is survived byher husband Matthew. Threedaughters Catherine Walsh, AnnMarie Bolen and Eileen Fellerand a son William Farrell also11 Grandchildren and a sister-Mary Boyd.
She reposed at the ChapeyFuneral Home until Wednesdaywhen a Requiem Mass was of- ,fered at Our Lady of Lourdes,R.C. Church, W. Islip. Inter-ment was in St. Charles Ceme-tery, Pinelawn, LJ. New York. '
Angelina DiSanoAngelina DiSano of Fire Island
Ave., Babylon, passed away onJuly 18, ,1967 after a long ill-ness, at the age of 70 years.
Miss DiSano is'survivedby hernephew Joseph Greco.
She reposed at the Chapey Fun-
era! Home until Friday when aRequiem Mass was offered atSt/,_fo_eph's R.C.Churdh[. Inter-niej t>was in/die family' plot inMount -Saint Mary, Flushing, New 'York.
Mary V. O'HaraMary Veronica O'Hara of 170
Ariaca Rd.t Babylon, passed a-way on July 17. 1967 at the ageof 73. She resided here for over19 years.
Miss O'Hara is survived by twobrothers John and James of Baby-lon. Three sisters Nora andCatherine O'Hara and ElizabethSullivan.
She reposed at her residencetill Thursday when a RequiemMass was offered at St. Joseph'sR.C. Church, with interment inResurrection Cemetery Pine-lawn. Funeral was under thedirection of Fredrick J. Chapey.
Lilly Sch nltzLilly Schultz of 506 Avon PI.
W. Islip, passed away on July16, 1967 after a long illness.She resided here for over Fif-teen years.
Mrs. Schultz is survived bytwo sons-Henry R. and GeorgeW.-Schultz also a sister-JtosVBauchle. ^-^^
She reposed at the ChapeyFuneral Home until Wednesdaywhen the Rev. John P. Cranstonconducted religious Service andinterment was in the family plotin Cypress Hills Cemetery,Brooklyn, New York.IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HIIII
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camping trip upstate on July 22nd.for a week.
Mrs. Alice Glaubitz of Hither-dell La. spent a very nice weekin Buffalo, N.Y. where she visited,her son Peter and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hols-claw of Kingsland PI. have re-turned home there after a week'svacation trip to Maine.
Tina Copithorn, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Rhodes Copithornof Bobbins Ave. celebrated her15th birthday on Tuesday at afamily dinner parly in her home.
Mrs. James Stark of Lenox,Mass. and her daughter EleanorStark of Madison, N«J. visitedwith Mr. and Mrs. John JebensofCormack Ct. for several dayslast week.
Jeffrey Robert Langlois, infantson of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lang-lois of I e Irr. South was christ-i BlS^ ^iSsiPfivl "
ehed at St. Joseph's Church lastSunday afternoon. Godparents forthe,baby were Miss Peggy Shawof Lindenhurst and Mr. ThomasDonovan of W. Islip. Followingthe ceremony a reception washeld at the Langlois home forfamily and close friends.
Mr. Herbert Pasch of Cleve-land, Ohio visited here for sev-eral days recently at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Robert Pasch of
Dundee Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. David Collins ofSo. CarU Ave. have returnedhome there, after having spent aweek visiting at the home of Mr.Collins' sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Streetof Clarks Falls, Conn.
- William Cray, son of Mr. andMrs. Paul Cray of Cedar La.celebrated his 10th birthday lastFriday by entertaining a group ofhis friends at a luncheon partyin his home.
The group of American FieldService students visiting in theBabylon area last week spentlast Tuesday in N.Y.C. wherethey visited at the United Nations,tiie Empire State Building, and
"TrtiftneHcan Field Service head-quarters-
Mrs. A. W. Cavanaugh and herchildren Sean, Karen, and CoUeenof Oklahoma City, Oklahoma havereturned home there after havingvisited here for a week at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. ThomasKane of Coppertree La.
A swim meet between the Baby-lon Yacht Club swimteamandtheBayway swim team held at theBabylon Yacht Club last Tuesday,and the Bayway was the winnerof the meet.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Herzecaof So. Carll Ave. had as theirguests last week Mrs. Herzeca'smother, Mrs. Vera Dorsey andMrs. Herzeca's brother and hisfamily, Captain and Mrs. ClaudeDorsey. Captain Dorsey has beenstationed in Izmir, Turkey and isen-route to his new post in Flor-ida.
Mrs. A. G. Combs of The' Cres-cent entertained at a luncheonparty last Thursday in honor ofMiss Molly Thuriow who is visit-ing in Babylon from her home inAiken, So. Carolina. Guests atthe luncheon were: Mimsie Wal-bridge, Nancy Morris, JoanBucking, and Mrs. J.T. Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mac-Donald and family of Port Wash-ington visited here last weekendat the home of Mr. and Mrs.Morgan MacDonald-
Weekend guests of Mr. andMrs. Percy M. Proctor of 26Mason Ave were their daughter,Mrs. Persis Farley and grand-daughter, Peggy Farley of PaloAlto, California, andtheirgrand-son, William W. Farley of Pasa-dena, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Brownand daughter Nancy of StrongAve. and Mrs. Herbert L. Car-penter of Peninsula Dr., returnedSunday from a Caribbean vaca-tion. They visited the Island ofAntequa, St. Maarten, St. Croizand Puerto Rico.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brough-ton of Hudson, N.Y. are visitingwith Mr. and Mrs. R. Steele Phil-lips of Strong Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lockhartof Wyandanch Ave. have just re-turned from visiting their sonWilliam in St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Tischler of Del-ray Beach, Fla. and Babylon arevisiting here with their family.
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Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Tirn-ler of 61 A W. Main St., havemoved to their new home on Lo-cust Ave.
Friends of Mr. aw| Mrs.. ArthurRecknagle, formerly of AracaRd., now residing in Florida,will bepleasedtohearthat Arthuris well on the way to recoveryfrom j_u*>riK^; ::;"
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Earwigs Cause PanicDear Editor:
As President and Merchant ofThe Babylon Board of Trade Iwish to call to the attention of theAuthorities that the Earwigs arebecoming so plentiful, that thelocal people are in a panic. I,myself, had a board laying in myyard for 2 days, and there werethousands under it when I pickedit up. People have found them intheir beds. Mothers have foundthem in babies cribs. Mailmenreport finding them in most mail-boxes, whenthey deliver the mail.
The solutions that eliminatethese pests are contained in dif-ferent sprays, no set one is in-dicated*. These sprays arepractically useless, or at bestjust temporary. The villageMosquito Control has no effecton them. Some immediate actionshould be taken to rid our areaof this new pest.
Paul MelanderVillage 5 & Id
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