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                                         9-11 CRELORNE STREET
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                                         VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA




A day at the fair
Mariner's big trip




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                                                                                                   Five-year-old Edward Echevarria,
                                                                                                   center, becomes an honest-to-
                                                                                                   goodness VIP, as he and other
                                                                                                   happy HP kids, Johnny Ricci, left,
                                                                                                   and William Johnson, peer out
                                                                                                   of Chrysler exhibit at Fair.




                                                                                     A child's wide-eyed



 A LICE    IN WONDERLAND, story-book animals, Walt                much to see and do to let little things like heat, humidity
l""\.. Disney's most imaginative creations, and daredevil         and a long drive stand in the way.
       Mexican acrobats!                                              And the group wasn't disappointed! Other highlights of
   These are only a few of the memories that five-year-old        this exciting day at the Fair included IBM's "People Wall,"
Edward Echevarria and eight other youngsters, all children        where a man seemed to come down from the sky to introduce
of employees at HP's Boonton Division, will cherish after an      educational movies; an enormous, futuristic automobile
exciting June day at New York's World's Fair.                     hanging from the ceiling; and life-like children from 26
                                                                  different countries, all in colorful native attire.
   The children were accompanied by parents Pedro Eche-
                                                                  D If that weren't enough, the children also devoured moun-
varria (a multilith operator) and his wife Mary, John Ricci
                                                                  tains of ice cream and drank several gallons of soda pop.
(Boonton's personnel manager) and his wife Julie, and Mrs.
                                                                  And William Johnson, son of Bill Johnson of HP's Eastern
Ann Setchik of Boonton's machine shop.
                                                                  Service Center at Boonton, even got behind the wheel of an
D Besides little Edward, youngsters making the journey            open-air Avis car and drove a few of his companions around
were Betsy Ricci, 8, Johnny Ricci, 7, Jimmy Tasker, 12,           the fairgrounds.
William Johnson, 12, Diane Setchik, la, Susan Setchik, 12,            Edward Echevarria and his friends stayed at the Fair
Laura Setchik, 14, and Pat Setchik. 17.                           from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. It may have been a long, long day,
   Ninety-fIve degree weather and a 50-mile drive (in three       but one these children won't soon forget.
cars) from their Rockaway, .]., homes hardly mattered as              Besides, Master Echevarria got to stay up way past bed-
the HP party set out for Flushing Meadows. There was too          time.