Dirtmeier Reelected
Carl A. Ditmeler was reelected
President for his thfrj
straight term of '. he Farming-dal
» Police Boys Club Inc.
Other officers elected were:
Aloysius Gricka, Vice President
Albert Hauck, Secretary; Thomas
Ahrens, Treasurer; Henry Leg-endre,
Trustee; W. Mo! ler, Alternate
Trustee; J. Colligan, second
vice president; S. Posner,
third vice president and H. Leonard;
fourth vice president.
TOB To Hold Bowling Clinic
The Oyster Bay Town Department
of Recreation and Community
Activities will hold a
drive a _
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bowling clinic for teenagers at
Bethpage, Syosset and Massape-qua
bowling lanes January 7,
Councilman Edmund A. Ocker,
Chairman of the Standing Committee
on Recreation Parks and
Beaches, announced today.
The clinic kicks off a Town-
Mixed bowling league for boys and
girls ages 13 through 18 which
will start January 14.
Lindy Faragalli, Hall of Fame
bowler and television star, will
be featured at each of the clinics.
Faragalli, an ABC, American
Bowling Congress, All-
Events Champion and BPAA,
Bowling Proprietors Association
of America, National Doubles
title holder, shot into national
prominence when he rolled a
perfect " 300" game to win a
$ 10,000 television jackpot.
The clinics will be held January
7 at the Bethpage Bowl,
4115 Hempstead Turnpike, Bethpage,
at 1 P. M.; Pequa Bowl-
O- Rama, 145 Merrick Road,
Massapequa, 3 P. M.; and Syosset
Lanes, Jericho Turnpike, Syosset,
5 P. M. League registration
will be held after the clinics.
Further data can be obtained by
calling Michael Farrell, recreation
specialist, at 921- 5877.
Trophies will be awarded at
the conclusion of league play to
the winning teams and the winners
of a tournament between the
highest average bowlers ~ two
boys and two girls.
How I Lost 60 Lbs.
( Continued from Page 5)
It took nine months to lose 56 1/ 2
pounds from April to December.
I lost an additional 4 1/ 4 pounds
on Maintenance. In this time,
I was changing my eating patterns
- and also changing my
cooking ways. I was cooking without
fat - each week a new recipe
would be placed on the bulletin
board at " Think Thin". One could
also learn a lot from the other
students. It is the little ways of
cooking which would add to extra
weight loss.
Finally My Attitude Changed
Finally, during the loss of
my last ten pounds my attitude
changed. I no longer thought of
food as the most important thing
in life and celebrations no longer
had to be centered around
eating and drinking - good conversation,
atmosphere and music
became' the more important part
of holidays and celebrations
to me. Holidays are often pitfalls
for the obese.
It was the healthiest way to
lose weight - I ended up looking
trim without looking haggard and
without any sagging flesh. Fat
was burned off, but never tissue
nor muscle. I am now a happy
size 12 and I intend to stay this
way.
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SCHEDULE
GROUP I
ALL
I 9 6 0 and
OLDER
VEHICLES
HAVE
VFHiCLE
INSPECTED
FOLLOW SCHEDULE
ON BACK OF
PRESENT INSPECTION
STICKER BEFORE
RENEWAL
GROUP 2
1961 VEHICLES^
IF
/ REGISTRATION
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HAVE
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OCTOBER 1966
or
NOVEMBER 1966
BEFORE RENEWAL
GROUP 3
VEHICLES NOT
IN GROUPS
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REGISTRATION
EXPIRES IN OCTOBER
o< NOVEMBER 1966
HAVE
VEHICLE
INSPECTED
APRIL. MAY.
JUNE or JULY
1967
( Schedule to be announced)
GROUP 4
ALL
OTHER
VEHICLES
HAVE
VEHICLE
INSPECTED
ANY TIME
BEFORE
RENEWAL
New York State's new all- car inspection law will greatly increase
the number of inspections to be made. At the beginning of this
program, delays in obtaining inspections may be encountered.
To avoid any delays or inconvenience, the Department of
Motor Vehicles makes these suggestions, based on the schedule
at left:
P If your vehicle falls within Groups 3 or 4, have it inspected as
early as possible. The next time you bring your vehicle in to
be serviced may be the most convenient time to have the inspection
made.
) If your vehicle falls within Group One, have it inspected as
early as possible during your scheduled inspection month.
( Remember that for these vehicles, the scheduled month of
inspection includes the specific month set forth in the schedule
and the month immediately preceding.)
£ If your vehicle falls within Group Two, have it inspected as
early as possible in October.
Remember that except for vehicles in Group Three, your vehicle
must be inspected before you may renew your registration
next time.
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