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By Robert Perinetti
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Virgilio Falci is a Rotary exchange
student at FIIS. Me is 17
and his home is in Helo Horiz-onte,
Brazil. Virgilio has become
somewhat of a celebrity
around the school. During the
soccer season he was the star
player, scoring 11 out of approximately
14 goals,, Unfortunately,
he was only, able to
take part in the first six games„
During the sixth game Virgilio
collided with a player of the opposing
team and sustained an
injury to the face for which he
was hospitalized,, We are thankful
that the injury was not serious
and that within a few days he was
back in school ... with the biggest
" shiner" you ever saw! Despite
all this Virgilio was able to play
in the championship game and
received a letter for soccer.
Virgilio and I discussed the
school system in Brazil. He told
me that there are three types of
schools: all boys, all girls, and
coed. He complained that he had
attended an all boys school and
would have preferred going to a
school that had both boys and
girls. I can understand his
reasoning,, He explained to me
that if a student chooses to go to
college after high school, he must
attend three more years at a college
preparatory schooL If he
passes the three year course he is
admitted to college and continues
his education. Virgilio told me
that when he graduates from his
school he wants to attend college
to study engineering.
I was curious to know what he
thought of the United States despite
all the trouble that we have
had. He said that even though he
has not been able to travel around
too much he finds the people very
friendly and he likes the U. S.
very much. I asked him if he was
anxious to go home, and he r e plied,
" I want to go home, and I
don't want to go home. I have my
family and friends back in Brazil,
but I also have a family and many
friends here whom I love very
much. When the time comes, I
will find it very difficult to say
goodbye." It is also going to be
difficult for us, his friends, to say
goodbye. But, he is here until
June and I would like to wish him
the best of luck in his stay hero.
I would also like to take this
opportunity to wish Virgilio and
everybody a Happy Holiday.
Scholarships Available
In CAP Program
$ 32,000 worth of scholarships
are being made available to students
interested in areospace
through participation in the Civil
Air Patrol program, reports Major
Irving Friedman, Commander
Nassau Composite Squadron V,
Farmingdale. More than 70 a-wards
and grants have been described
in the latest information
issued by National Headquarters,
Civil Air Patrol to the local
unit. The areas of study for
which scholarships or grants are
awarded must be directly related
to Aerospace and cover such
fields as Fducation, Fngineering
Humanities or Science.
Information about the Farmingdale
- Bethpage units may be
obtained by writing to P. O. Box
460, Farmingdale.
Grover Gets
Poverty Grants
Congressman James R, Gro-ver,
Jr., this week announced four
grants from the United States Of-flee
of IVonomir Opportunity for
poverty programs in Suffolk and
Nassau Counties. Total amount of
the grants is $ 365,000.
The Suffolk awards, both to the
Economic < Opportunity Council,
are in the amounts of $ 124,29')
and $ 5H, 24X Nassau grants were
for the Nassau Health and Welfare
Council and were in the amounts
of $ 66,617 and $ 115,816.
In celebration of Bill of Rights Day, the Farmingdale Chapter of
B'nai B'rith presented a set of books to the Public Library. Mrs.
Marian Deaner, left, chapter President, and Mrs. Myra Leff, Vice
President, look on as Robert M. Callahan, President, Farmingdale
Public Library Board of Trustees accepts the gifts.
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THURSDAY
Sisterhoc
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program on Jubilee Year of the
L eague.
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Jewish
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National Women's
Center
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Prospect
Look ror tiiis Community Calendar each week.
A public service from your community dry cleaner.
Drive In — Plenty of
Free Parking
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Mrs. David Eysmann, President of the Farmingdale Kiwanettes,
presented a check in behalf of the organization to Jerry Marcus,
Fxecutive Director of the Farmingdale Youth Board. The money
will be used in the Youth Board's Big Brother program.
Carol Frances Itoss, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Itoss of
Ruland Koad, Melville won first
prize in the Rockvillc Centre
Diocesan grades 1- 4. She is in
the 4th grade of Sister Alberta
Maria's class at St. Kilian II.
C. School.
Safety T r a i l e r l o Make
Local Appearance
The Nassau County Police
safety trailer will be on the South
Side of Conk 1 in Street, East of
Main Street on Wednesday, January
17.
The trailer is equipped with
five instruments designed to
measure vision and reaction time
under simulated driving conditions.
Though the visitor is invited
to take all the tests, most
of them only take one or two.
No record is kept of the identity
of persons taking the tests.
Visitors are alsogivenpamphlets
and leaflets advising of safe
procedures in the home and on the
highway, in addition to the opportunity
of checking their vision
and reaction speed.
New Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Wo-zny
of 7 Birch Ct. E. Farming-dale,
announce the birth of their
first child, a son, born at Mid
Island, Hospital, Bethpage. The
new arrival is named Edward
Ronald.
THINK THIN
IS COMING
CLOSE TO
FARMINGDALE
JANUARY 9
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
FARMINGDALE CASES
BOARD OF APPEALS
Regular meeting of the Board
of Appeals, Town of Oyster Bay,
will be held in the Town Board
Hearing Room, Town Hall,
Oyster Bay, on THURSDAY, January
4, 1968 at 8.- 00 P. M.
RESIDENCE CALENDAR
CASE # 68- 5
APPELLANT— Joan Colombo, 41
Poplar Avenue, Farmingdale,
c/ o R& II Drafting, 2900 Hempstead
Tpke., Leviltown.
SUBJECT— Variance to install a
second kitchen in a one family
residence for use as a Mother-
Daughter dwelling.
LOCATION— East side of Poplar
Avenue, 362.74 ft. east
of Spruce Street, South Farmingdale.
CASE # 68- 10
APPELLANT— Michael J. Cor-bett,
c/ o Kendrick C. Smith,
Esq., 341 Conklin Street,
Farmingdale.
SUBJECT— Variance to erect a
residence on a plot having less
width, area, and less aggregate
side yards than the Ordinance
requires, with the encroachment
of eave and gutter.
LOCATION— East side of Staples
Street, 70 ft. north of Arch
Avenue, Farmingdale.
OYSTER BAY, NEW YORK
DECEMBFR 26, 1967
BY ORDER OF THE BOARf>
OF APPEALS
Town of Oyster Bay
Raymond H. Schoepflin,
Chairman
Ellsworth Allen, Secretary
# 368 IT Observer December 28,
1967
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE
COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK:
COUNTY OF NASSAU THE
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES,
PLAINTIFF,
- against-
ROBERT E. STAUDER and
DORIS A. STAUDER, his wife,
et al.,
DEFENDANTS.
In pursuance of a . Judgment of
Foreclosure and Sale made and
entered in the above entitled action,
dated the 20th day of November,
1967, I, the undersigned,
the Referee in said Judgment
named, will sell at public action
to the highest bidder, on the
north front steps of the Nassau
County Court House, facing on Old
Country Road, Mineola, New
York, at 10: 00 A. M. in the forenoon,
on January 5th, 1968, the
premises directed by said Judgment
to be sold and described as
follows: " ALL that certain piece
or parcel of land with the buildings
and improvements thereon
erected, situate, lying and being
in the Town of Oyster Bay . County
of Nassau, State of New York,
known and designated as and by
Lot Nos. 28,29 and 30 and part
of Lot No. 27 in Block No. 15 on
a certain map entitled, " Map of
vniKwood Terrace, Section No. 1,
situate in Farmingdale, Town of
Oyster Bay, Nassau County, New
York, surveyed in December 1926
by Roswell S. Baylis, C. E."
and filed in the Office of the Clerk
of the County of Nassau on Apr
20, 1927 as Map No. 628, Case
No. 721, which said lots and part
of lot when taken together are
more, particularly bounded and
described, according to said map,
as follows: BEGINNING at apohV
on the easterly side of Intervale.
Avenue, distant 100.00 feet northerly
from the corner formed by
the intersection of the easterly
side of Intervale Avenue with the
northerly side of Matthew Street;
running thence North 14 degrees
19 minutes and 20 seconds East
• along the easterly side of Intervale
Avenue, 70.00 feet; thence
South 75 degrees 40 minites 40
seconds Fast, 100.00 feet; thence
South 14 degrees 19 minutes 20
seconds West, 70.00 feet; thence
North 75 degrees 40 minutes 40
seconds West, 100.00 feet on the
easterly side of Intervale Avenue,
at the point or place of BEGINNING.
Dated November 27,
1967. IRVING A. COHN, ESQ.,
REFEREE. BUCKLEY AND
BUCKLEY, ESQS., attorneys for
plaintiff, 23 So. Main Street,
Freeport, New York.
# 351 4T Observer Dec. 7,14,21,
*> « 1967.
LEGAL NOTICE LEG<\ L NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IX) TAXPAYERS
RE: 1968 TOWN
The undersigned Receiver of
Taxes for the Town of Oyster
Bay, County of Nassau State of
New York, hereby gives notice
that he has received the Town
Tax Rolls and Warrant attached
thereto and will be in attendance
to receive taxes at the
TOWN HALL, OYSTER BAY,
N. Y.
ON: January 2, 1968
and every day thereafter, Saturdays,
Sundays and Holidays
excepted, from 9 A. M. to 4: 45
P. M.
PENALTIES:
The following scale of penalties
is prescribed by the law for
neglect to pay the Town Taxes
after they have become due and
Payable. January 1. 1968
( 1) First half due and payable
January 1st, 1968. If paid on or
before Feb. 10th, no penalty. If
paid after Feb. 10th, penalty will
be added at the rate of one
per centum per month following
date of payment.
( 2) Second half due and payable
July 1st, 1968. If paid on
or before Aug. 10th, no penalty.
If paid after Aug. 10th, penalty
will be added at the rate of
one per centum per month following
date of payment or time
of sale as provided by law.
Unpaid Town taxes will be r e turned
to the County Treasurer,
Mineola, New York on August
31. 1968
DISCOUNTS:
Discount allowed on second half
tax if full year's tax is paid on
Farmingdale OBSERVER, Thursday, December 28, 1967
or before Feb. 10th, at the rate
of one per centum of second
half. No discount allowed on
payment made after February
10th, 1968.
Taxes are pay able by cash, certified
check or money order. Uncertified
checks will be subject
to collection only.
When sending for bills, please
state the Section, Block and Lot
Numbers in accordance with the
Nassau County Land and Tax Map,
and also give the School District
location.
Solomon Newborn
Receiver of Taxes
Town of Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Dated: Dec. 18, 1967
Oyster Bay, New York
# 374 It Observer December 28,
1967
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