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John Folks, Jr.Dies at Age 63

T. John Folks, Jr., Board ofChairman of the Nassau - SuffolkLumber & Supply Corporation ,Melville, N.Y., and Chairmanand Chief Executive Officer fothe Lumber Realty Corporation,Melville, N.Y., died suddenly onApril 12, 1971 in Buenaventura ,Colombia , South America . Hewas 63 years old.

Mr. Folks , born in Paterson,New Jersey , resided at PurdyLane, Amityville, N.Y. He hadbeen a resident of Amityville forover 30 years.

He graduated from theUniversity of Notre Dame with aB.A. degree in 1930 and receivedhis M.A. degree from New YorkUniversity in 1935.

Mr. Folks was a director ofSecurity National Bank , Hun-tington , N.Y. and St. CharlesHospital, Port Jefferson , N.Y. Hewas active in many civic andfraternal organizations. He was amember of the Tri-State CitizensAdvisory Group ; ExecutiveCouncil , Long Island University ;Newcomen Society in NorthAmerica ; Metropolitan Club ,University ; of Notre Dame;Knights of Columbus; B.P.O.Elks ; and Southward Ho CountryClub. Mr. Folks was a Fellow andSelector of the Presidents 'Council, American Institute ofManagement, and was listed asMarquis in Who's Who in Com-merce and Industry .

Mass was held at St. Martin ofTours Church following reposalat D'Andrea Brothers FuneralHome, Copiague, last Monday.He was buried at St. CharlesCemetery, Pinelawn.

November NuptialsMr. and Mrs. Anthony Spinelli

of 25 Pace Drive, North Babylon,announce the engagement oftheir daughter , Joanne Lynne toHarry James Kenning, Jr., son ofMr. and Mrs. Harry JamesKenning, Sr. of 136 MonarchAvenue, North Babylon.

Miss Spinelli is a '69 graduateof North Babylon Senior HighSchool and is presently employedby the Long Island Rail Road inJamaica.

Mr. Kenning is a '65 graduateof North Babylon Senior HighSchool, a U. S. Navy Veteran, andis presently employed by the NewYork State Department ofTransportation .

The wedding will take place onNovember 27, 1971 at Our Lady ofLourdes Chur ch in West Islip,followed by a reception at theNarragansett Inn .

Annual Luncheon For GOP WomenThe Suffolk County Women's

Republican Club will hold aGarden Party auction at CountyGOP Head quarters , in BluePoint , on Saturday, May 15, inconjunction with theorganization 's annual luncheonand installation of officers, Mrs .Edwin M. Schwenk, chairman forthe event , announced today.

The auctioneer will be formerSuffolk Sheriff Frank Gross whowill be presiding over the sale ofa variety of articles designed foroutdoor living . Contributions ofarticles for the auction may bemade either to CountyHeadquarters or to the varioustown chairmen for the auction ,Mrs. Schwenk said.

"This auction is one of ourclub's major fund-raising ef-forts ," Mrs. Schwenk said, "withthe money raised going towardthe November campaign inbehalf of Republican candidates.

This will be an extremely en-joyable day and I urge allRepublicans to list it on theircalendars. " The installationluncheon will be held starting at12 noon , with the auctionfollowing at 1:30 p.m. Luncheontickets are $4. Admission to theauction is free. The event will beheld rain or shine.

Chairmen for the auction are :Babylon, Mrs. Greg D'Abramo,TU8-7300; Brookhaven , Mrs.Molly Matsunaye , 475-1018; EastHampton , Mrs. Nancy O'Brien ,324-1708; Huntington , Mrs. DidiMears , 261-3617; Islip, Mrs.Miriam Anzel , M05-1223 andMrs. Grace Clench , 231-8660;Smithtown , Mrs. Florence Mc-Nally, 269-1122 and Mrs. DorothyH a c h e n b e r g , 265-3007 ;Southampton , Mrs. GraceLundstrom , 728-2277 ; andSouthold, Mrs. Inez Kaelin , 727-4700.

Miss Doris Robbins Will BeHonored On Her Retirement

Miss Doris E. Robbins ,Assistant Superintendent forElementary Education in theWest Babylon School system willbe honored on Monday evening,June 14, at the La Grange Inn ,West Islip.

A Testimonial Dinner will behosted by her friends andcolleagues on the occasion of herretirement after 20 years of faith-

ful service in education . Hertenure will terminate at the endof the school year.

Anyone interested in attendingthe affair may contact Mr.Mathew Wilensky, AssistantSuperintendent of the WestBabylon Schools at MOhawk 9 -6000 Ext. 278 as soon as possibleas tickets are limited.

Another First For West Babylon HighMr. Ross Dailey, Miss Karen

Tyler and Mr. Bernard Brady ,from West Babylon High School,recently attended the New YorkState Leadership Confer enceheld at the Concord Hote^ at LakeKiamesha.

Miss Tyler , a senior, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tyler ofSandpiper Lane, a student in Mr.Dailey 's Advanced Market ingClass at the West Babylon SeniorHigh School, took first place in

supermarket cashiering in thestate competition. Miss Tylerwas awarded a $250. grant toattend the National Convention inSan Antonio, Texas, April 17 tothe 21.

Miss Karen Darwell , daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darwellof Fuller Ave., a senior in Mr.Brady's class, placed fourth inthe state competition in displaydiorama.

Master Salesman» Pontiac Motor Division ofGeneral Motors Corporationrecently honored JosephSchiavoe, 9 Linton Ave, Lin-denhurst, of Caplan Pontiac Inc.at a special banquet held in WhitePlains, New York. "

Mr. Schiavone achievedmembership in Pontiac's ex-clusive master salesmen's guild

and was presented with theemblem or recognition for thisoutstand ing sales ac-compl ishment.

Navy ""Lieutenant RALPH R.NEBIKER , husband of the for-mer Miss Marion A. Dieckhoff of820 Deer Park Ave., NorthBabylon, is presently enrolled inthe Aeronautical EngineeringProgram at the NavalPostgraduate School , Monterey,Calif.

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LAUNCHING of the Boy Scouts, sustaining enrollment membershipdrive in Babylon Town are (I. to r.) James J. Smith , campaign co-chairman and vice president, Suffolk County Federal Savings andLoan Association ; Ken Wyman , Jr., of Troop 152; David Every , CubPack 152; Tom Forster, Asst. District Committeeman, Lindenhurst;and Ken Wyman , Neighborhood Commissioner, Lindenhurst.

(Continued fro m Page 7)is currently a junior at SyracuseUniversity , studying SpecialEducation., Her fiance is a1graduate of Lindenhurst HighSchool and is a senior at SyracuseUniversity, majoring inpsychology.

The wedding is set for]November of this year . *

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SUDSY COLLECTION: Grand Knight Peter Davida, left , BishopMcDonnell Council , Knights of Columbus receiving from DeputyGrand Knight Dick Roberts, council chairman of the year long SoapDrive, bars of soap. Looking on is Past Grand Knight John DoyleChairman of Fraternal Affairs.

The Missions which are the beneficiaries of the drive distributethe soap to the people serviced by the Missionaries throughout theworld.

Babylon residents who may wish to do so are invited to participatein the drive. Donors may leave the soap in the council hall, 175 ParkAve., Babylon.