Hold Registration For Youth
Council Summer Program
Registration for the summer
recreation program of the Far-mingdale
Youth Council will begin
on Thursday, June 29th and
will be held from 1 to 4 and
Friday, June 30th from 9 to
12 noon for children in School
District 22 at the school center
each plans to attend.
The Main Street School Playground
will be reopened for the
summer program. The program
will be under the leadership of
Mr. Vincent Giordano. Al Barks
will head the MerritRd. program
at the Town Parklet. Walt Brem
will be in charge of Albany Ave.
School recreation center. John
Phocas will hold forth at East
Memorial. Herb Friedman will
serve at Town Florgate playground.
Mr. Owen Schell again
performs at Mill Lane. Messers
Dick Vining, Larry Nicosia, Bob
Hartranft, and Bob Conrod will
supervise at Northside, Parkway
Oaks, Woodward Parkway Schools
respectively and the Pine-hurst
Road parklet. Bob Mulligan
will again be in charge of
the High School Program.
A Pre- School will be conducted
again at Woodward Parkway,
Parkway Oaks, and Albany Ave.
for children who will be attending
Kindergarten next year. Added
this year will be a pre- school
program at Main St. School.
The Swimming Program under
the leadership of Bill Annis will
run an eight week program. Each
class session will run for two
weeks. Classes are scheduled
daily for definite periods and
are limited to 50 per class.
Registration must first be completed
at the local playground
or center.
The program will include quiet
games, sports, movies, dramatics,
crafts and special events
to highlight every week. The
program opens on Wednesday,
July 5th and ends on August
11th. Donald Snyder will again
direct the entire program with
assistance from Mr. Jack
Kiriluk. Be sure to register for
a summer of fun.
Banberger Selected For CAP Glider Course
Another honor has been brought
to the Nassau Composite
Squadron V, Civil Air Patrol
with the announcement that Cadet
Steven Banberger of 181 North
Wyoming Avenue, North Massa-pequa,
has been selected to attend
the Private Pilot Glider
Course at the 1967 Civil Air
Patrol Cadet Flying Encampment.
Steven, a Cadet Captain
in the Farmingdale flight, is
also a senior at Farmingdale
Senior High School.
A member of the local unit
since October 1962, he has participated
in several special activities
such as encampments,
bivouacs and special courses.
The Private Pilot Glider
Course is a complete sailplane
training course directed toward
the attainment of a Private Pilot
Glider Certificate. The course
duration is two weeks and will
include ten hours flight instruction
and associated ground training.
Through arrangements made
by the National Civil Air Patrol,
the course will be given
by the Schwiezer Aircraft
Corporation in Elmira, New
York,
Capt. Irving Friedman, Squadron
Commander indicated there
are many types of glider and
power flight programs available
to C. A. P. cadets who qualify.
The program is open to students
between the ages of 13 to 18.
Burglars Steal Liquors
Edward Berkson, owner of a
liquor store at 918 - 05 S. Main
St., South Farmingdale, reported
to Eighth Precinct police that
two cases of liquor were stolen
from his place of business.
Burglars entered the adjoining
premises by cutting through the
roof and then broke through a
wall to enter the liquor store.
The liquor was later recovered
in an abandoned parked auto at
the rear of the premises.
The wife of the owner of the
car, a Nathan Goro of 3445 White
Plains Road, Bronx, told police
that the car was parked several
hours earlier on White Plains
Road. Eighth Precinct police said
that the auto had not been r e ported
stolen.
Marilyn Sanchez ( left) Chairman of the Nassau County Youth,
for Wachtler is shown going over campaign material at a recent
opening of Youth for Wachtler Headquarters. With Marilyn Sanchez
are Rosemary Giacini ( center) and Frank Saglimbenibothof Farmingdale.
Hanney, Mill Lane Student,
Named First In Contest
Farminqdale's best $ 4.00 buy
A One Year Subscription to
The OBSERVER
LEGAL NOTICE
James Hanney, a ninth grade
pupil at Mill Lane Junior High
School, has been named first
place winner in the National Contest
sponsored by the American
Association of Teachers of
French. James won over approximately
18,000 students who
participated in the nationwide
contest on the French 11 level.
For his achievement, James
will receive a French Government
medal, courtesy of the
Services Culturels, Ambassade
de France, and M. Morot- Sir.
In addition to the medal, James
was also awarded a check for $ 50
by the American Association of
Teachers of French.
Last year, under the tutelage
of Mrs. Myra Van Nostrand,
James was a statewide winner on
the Level 1 competition. This
year, his training has been under
the direction of Mrs. Yvonne
Fritz.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Pursuant to Resolution # 897-
1964, please take notice that
SEALED BID PROPOSALS must
be received and stamped by the
Director of Purchasing, Town of
Oyster Bay, at his of'ice located
at Town Hall, Audrey Ave., OysU r
Bay, N. Y., not later than 11: 00
A. M. prevailing time on JUNE
28, 1967 following which time
Bethpage
Wine & Liquor
LIC. L- 1882
CHARLESBUTTNER
Proprietor
328 Broadway, Bethpage
( opp. A& P)
WE 1- 0680
bids will be publicly opened and
read, and the contract awarded
as soon thereafter as practical
for:
PURCHASE OF REQUIREMENTS
OF FASTERNERS,
NUTS, BOLTS, ETC. AS SPECIFIED
IN BID PROPOSAL M
& S 23- 67
PURCHASE OF REQUIREMENTS
OF SIGN MATERIALS,
BLANKS POSTS, AND
SCOTCHLITE SHEETING AS
SPECIFIED IN BID PROPOSAL
M & S 24- 67
in accordance with detailed
specifications and proposal
sheets which may be obtained
at the office of the Director of
Purchasing, Town Hall, Oyster
Bay, N. Y. on and after June 19,
1967 during regular business
hours.
The Director reserves the right
to reject any or all bids, in
whole or in part, to waive any
informality in any or all bids
and to accept the bid or part
thereof deemed most favorable
to the Town after all bids have
been examined and checked. No,
bid shall be withdrawn for a period
of 45 days after being publicly
opened and read. RETURN
TWO ( 2) PROPOSALS, ORIGINAL
AND ONE ( 1) DUPLICATE.
Bidders may bid on any one
of the above proposals, or such
parts as they can furnish, in
accordance with the proposal and
general specifications.
BY ORDER OF THE TOWN
BOARD TOWN OF OYSTER BAY
JAMES E. BAKER
DIRECTOR OF PURCHASING
WILLIAM B. O'KEFFE
TOWN CLERK
N. B. Revised 7/ 6/ 65
Dated: June 16, 1967
Oyster Bay, New York
# 195 IT Observer June 22,1967
ARMED FORCES
Army Private First Class Michael
F. Wiebe, 20, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael F. Wiebe, 14
Scholl Drive, Farmingdale, was
assigned as a rifleman May 24
in Company D, 2d Battalion, 12th
Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division
( Airmobile) in Vietnam.
Pvt. Wiebe entered the Army
in December 1966 and was last
stationed at Ft. Jackson, S. C.
Wiebe is a 1966 graduate of
Farmingdale High School.
• * *
Two cadets from Farmingdale,
will attend Army Reserve Officers'
Training Corps summer
camp at Indiantown Gap Military
Reservation, Pa.
D u r i n g the encampment,
scheduled to begin July 1, they
will receive six weeks of training
in leadership, rifle marksmanship,
physical conditioning and
other military subjects.
Upon successful completion of
summer camp and graduation
from college, they will be commissioned
second lieutenants in
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT License No. L 1882 has
been issued to the undersigned
under the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Law to sell liquor or wine
at retail, at 328 Broadway, Bethpage,
Nassau County, N. Y. for
off- premises consumption.
Charles Buttner,
d/ b/ a
Bethpage Wine and
Liquor Store
328 Broadway
Bethpage, N. Y.
# 197 2T Observer June 22,29,
1967 ,
the U. S. Army.
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Utilitiesman Constructionman
Robert V. Bethel, USN, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Bethel
of 74 Carmans Road, Farming-dale
has returned to Davisville,
R. I., upon completion of an
eight- month tour of duty in Vietnam
as a member of the U. S.
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion
Fifty- Eight.
Interest On Town Funds
The Town Board authorized
Town Comptroller Joseph W.
Macedonio to deposit current
surplus funds for a period of 34
days.
The Board directed that$ 250,-
000, which is available, be deposited
in Certificates of Deposit
in the Long Island National
Bank at 5% per annum for the
period. Macedonio said that the
funds are not required for immediate
expenditure and will be
available when needed.
Women
love it.
Phil Firestcr,
builder of
Design lor Living,
Copiague,
Long Island.
" Women say that homes
with gas heating systems
are mueh cleaner than
the homes they have
lived in before with oil
systems. They don't have-to
serub walls, and they
don't have to clean
basements as you do
with oil. There's nothing
women like more
than a clean house and
gas heat gives them that."
ILCO
LOttC ISIAHD UGHTIHC
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Zoning Board of Appeals
of the Inc. Village of Farmingdale,
Farmingdale, New York,
will hold a Public Hearing at
the Village Hall, 361 MainStreet,
Farmingdale, New York, on Wednesday,
July 5, 1967 at 8 P. M.
E. D. T., to hear the following
cases:
CASE # 12- 67: Application of the
Trustees of Bethpage Lodge# 975
F. & A. M. for an extension of a
Business " DD" use into a Residence
" B " District. The property
in question is located on
the north side of Fulton Street,
approximately 106 feet westerly
of the intersection of Baldwin
Street, vacant land, which has
been rezoned from a Residence
" B " District to a Business
" DD" District for a width of
100 feet westerly and a depth of
125 feet northerly. The remaining
portion of the property northerly
to the extent of 72 feet remains
as a Residence " B " . The
application requests permission
to use the rear portion of
the property for parking purposes.
CASE # 13- 67: Application of Pat
Romanelli of # 1 Azalea Court
for a variance of the requirements
of Ordinance # 39 " Fences"
to legalize an existing 5
ft. stockade fence located on
the southerly property line, connecting
to an adjoining fence
located at # 6 Azalea Court.
CASE # 14- 67; Application by
Robert J. Daniels of # 6 Azalea
Court to legalize an existing 5
ft. stockade fence located on
the southerly property line, connecting
to an adjoining fence located
at # 1 Azalea Court.
CASE # 15- 67: Application by
Arret Homes, Inc., 917 Broadway,
Massapequa, N. Y., for a
variance to construct a single
family dwelling on a plot located
on the east side of Anita Place,
50 feet south of Hillside Road.
The property in question has a
frontage of 50 feet, as opposed to
the 75 feet required in a Residence
" AA" District. Variances
are requested also for
side yards, the northerly yard
being 9 feet and the southerly
yard being 5 feet, as opposed
to the 10 feet required by ordinance.
This parcel has been under one
continuous ownership for many
years prior to the rezoningof the
area to a Residence " AA" District.
All other requirements are
being maintained for area, front
yard setback and accessory
building setback.
All citizens and persons in
interest will be given an opportunity
to be heard with respect
to the above applications.
BY ORDER of the
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
INC. VILLAGE OF
FARMINGDALE
GEORGE F. TITTERTON,
Chairman
JAMES J. McKENNA,
Clerk - Treasurer
Dated: June 21, 1967
# 199 IT Observer June 22, 1967
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