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Plans are being made for the dedication of the new Farmingdale Fire District
substation which was recently completed at Merritt and Beverly Roads.
The facility, which will primarily serve the homes west of Woodward Parkway,
will also be called upon to service all of the unincorporated areas of
Farmingdale when necessary. Dedication is scheduled for late in October.
Mrs. Deanin Named to National
Board of Pioneer Women
Mrs. Sony a Deanin of Farming -
dale, has been named a member
* of the National Board of Pioneer
Women, the Women's Labor
Zionist Organization of America,
at their 20th Biennial National
Convention held in Chicago this
week.
The Organizations supports almost
half of all the social services
to the women and children of
Israel; in the United States, the
network of 500 Pioneer Women
Clubs and Councils is active in
social action, Jewish education
and cultural and youth programs.
St. Kilian's Mothers Club
Opens Fall Season
St. Kilian's Mothers Club will
open the Ffcll season with a meet,
ing on Monday, September 25, •
at 8: 15 p. m. in the Conklin Street
Auditorium. Mrs. William Gal-pine,
President, will preside,
with her new officers, Mrs. Harold
Kober, First Vice President,
Mrs. Steve Noveck, Second Vice
President, Mrs. John Horan, Recording
Secretary, Mrs. James
Fay, Corresponding Secretary,
Mrs. Henry Legendre, Treasure
r , and Mrs. Donald Weiss, Financial
Secretary.
Dr. Antwarg, School District
22 psychologist, will be the guest
speaker.
The entertainment Committee
will present a welcoming skit,
" And Away We Go."
Pokress Photo
St. Kilian School
New Staff Members
St. Kilian School resumed classes
last week and welcomed to
the teaching staff Sister Helen
Catherine, O. P., Sister Mary Peter,
O. P., Sister Rosita, O. P.,
Miss Patricia Savish and Mrs.
NConstance curtin.
Among the innovations begun
at the school was the addition of
a new reading program, the r e sumption
of C YO activities and the
employment of a new science-mobile
which is scheduled to arrive
shortly.
Registration for religious instruction
classes, grades one
through six will take place next
Saturday, September 23rd, from
9: 30 to 11: 30 a. m. in the St. Kilian
new school cafeteria.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F.
Schwab of Linsley Road, Morris-town,
New Jersey, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Elaine Marie, to Specialist 4 c
Thomas Hubbard, of the United
States Army, and son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andre Hubbard of Merritt
Road, Farmingdale. The
couple plan to be married at
Grace Lutheran Church,
Livingston, New Jersey, on Sunday,
October 15th.
Miss Schwab, who was graduated
from the Fashion Institute
of Technology, New York, is an
interior designer with A. R. Ba-rone
Interiors, East Orange.
Hubbard graduated from Friends'
Academy and attended Stevens
Institute of Technology. His military
training was received at
Fort Gordon, Georgia, and his
tour of duty with the Da Nang
Signal Corps Battalion, Vietnam,
will be completed on October
1st.
AHRC Slates
Dinner Dance
The Farmingdale Auxiliary of
the Association for the Help of
Retarded Children will hold their
Annual Dinner- Dance at the Sons
of Italy on Saturday, September
30 Beginning at 9: 00 p. m.
Tickets, priced at $ 10.00 a
couple may be obtained by calling
Mrs. John Cottone at CH
9- 7440.
Couples Club
Readies For Retreat
The Couples Club of the Methodist
Church in Farmingdale will
conduct their Annual Retreat from
noon on Saturday September 23
to noon on Sunday September 24
at Camp Quinipet on Shelter Island.
The theme of the retreat
is Man's Search for a Meaningful
Faith.
The leaders of the retreat are
Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson and
Mr. and Mrs. George Tilroe.
Rev. Mr. Hoover will lead the
worship on Sunday and Preach
the sermon, " The Skeptical Man
of Faith".
Junior League Plans Activities
Students Receive Lincoln
Center Awards
Ellen Lazarus, Loretta Ian-natti
and Caryl Launer of the
Farmingdale Senior High School
are recipients of Student Awards
from the Lincoln Center for the
Performing Arts. They will attend
performances by the New
York Philharmonic, the Repertory
Theater, the New York City
Ballet and the New York City
City Opera.
The awards are given to 1000
students each year to provide an
opportunity for outstanding high
school seniors to add the performing
arts to their experience.
FJC Drama Group To
Present ' Something Is Missing1
The Sisterhood's Drama Circle day, October 10 at 8: 30 pju.
of the Farmingdale Jewish Cen- A provocative discussion from
ter will present a skit entitled the audience will follow, with
• Something is Missing" on Tues- Rabbi Paul Teicher as moderator.
Robert Pfoh ( left) of 50 Intervale Avenue, Farmingdale, Master
of Hebron of the Masonic Lodge of the Bronx, welcomes Frank C.
Staples, Grand Master of State of New York at the rededication
ceremonies of the renovated Lodge building.
Farmingdale OBSERVER Thursday, September 2 1 , 1967
The Junior League of the Women's
Club of Farmingdale held
its first business meeting of the
year at the home of Mrs. Howard
Dare.
Mrs. James McDonagh, newly
elected president, called on new
committee chairmen for reports
and plans for this year. Mrs.
Robert Fehl, Ways and Means
Chairman, reported on the pro-
PTA To Meet New Principal
The Main Street PTA will meet
on Monday, September 25, at
8: 30 p. m. in the Main Street
School Auditorium.
Dr. Acinapuro, Assistant
Superintendent of Schools, will
be the guest speaker. He will
extend greetings from the Administration
and will introduce
our new Principal, Mrs. Desch.
New faculty members will be
introduced. A social hour will
follow.
Set Baseball
Registration Dates
Baseball registration for the
Farmingdale Baseball League
Inc., Little League Division, will
take place on Friday night September
22, from 7: 00 p. m. until
9.00 p. m., and Saturday morning
September 23, from 9: 00a. m.
to 12: 00 noon at the Woodward
Parkway School Cafeteria. A
50C insurance fee will be charged
and a birth certificate will be
required of new applicants.
Registration for the Pony and
Colt Divisions will be held on
Friday night September 29, from
7: 00 p. m. until 9: 00 p. m. and
on Saturday morning September
30, from 9: 00 a. m. until 12: 00
noon at Woodward l^ arkway
School Cafeteria.
gress being made on Santas
Workshop which is to be held November
30 at St. Thomas Church
Hall.
Vietnam Assistance Committee
chairman, Mrs. William
Sullivan, urged members to attend
the Dance to be held on September
30 at the Bethpage Club
House. Ticket information may
be obtained by calling MY 4-
4225.
Francis L. Bagli, Assistant
Manager of the Manhasset office
of Hempstead Bank, has been
named Operations Officer. Bagli
is a graduate of Loyola College
in Baltimore, Maryland, and has
attended the American Institute of
Banking. He joined Hempstead
Bank in 1963 as a management
trainee.
At present, Bagli is a member
of the Citizens Advisory Committee
to the Farmingdale School
Board and a member of the Manhasset
Rotary Club.
He resides at 28 Waverly
Place, Farmingdale with his wife
Helen Lynn and three sons, Francis,
Paul and Peter Deris.
Miss Elaine Schwab
LEGAL NOTICE
FARMINGDALE CASES
BOARD OF APPEALS
Regular meeting of me Board
of Appeals, Town of Oyster Bay,
will be held in the Town Board
Hearing Room, Town Hall, Oyster
Bay, on Thursday, September
28, 1967 at 8: 00 p. m.
RESIDENCE CALENDAR
CASE # 67- 444
APPELLANT Harold DeLeon,
c/ o R. J. Lewis, J r . Esq., 4116
Sunrise Highway, Massapequa.
SUBJECT Variance to erect a
residence on a plot having less
widtfi at the required front setback
line.
LOCATION West side of Clock
Blvd., 282.7 ft. south of Harbour
Road, Amithville.
CASE # 67- 445
APPELLANT— Estate of Joseph
& Eva Becker, c/ o R. J. Lewis,
Jr., Esq., 4116 Sunrise Highway,
Massapequa.
SUBJECT Variance to erect a
residence on a plot having
less width at the required setback
than the Ordinance requires.
LOCATION West side of Clock
Blvd., 380 ft. south of Harbour
Road, Amityville.
CASE # 67- 446
APPELLANT— Estate of Joseph
& Eva Becker, c/ o R. J. Lewis,
Jr., Esq., 4U6SunriseHigh-way,
Massapequa.
SUBJECT Variance to allow an
existing residence to remain
on a plot having one less side
yard than the Ordinance requires.
LOCATION West side of Clock
Blvd., 299.70 ft. south of Harbour
Road, Amityville.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
OF APPEALS
Town of Oyster Bay
Raymond H. Schoepflin,
Chairman
Ellsworth Allen, Secretary
OYSTER BAY, NEW YORK
SEPTEMBER 18, 1967
# 277 IT OBSERVER Sept. 21,1967
" Where the Customer is K i n g"
k-^ POlVTIACJ
3333 SUNRISE HIGHWAY
at the sign of the friendly Buddha
WANTAGH- SU 1- 6666
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