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Trophy winners of the recent School District 22 physical fitness
contests held in the various grades are: 1 to r bottom row; Jean
Korchowcki, Meryl Swallow, Barbara Arvanitis, Nathan Boyd,
Jim Teaton and Larry Gartner. Top row: Jill Knee, Linda
Cifaldi, Robin Jaisle, Ray Schleichkorn, Larry Veracco and
Richard Finn.
Dr. Morris Ford Speaker
At Ground Breaking
Marine Killed
In Action
A 20 year old Mirine, who had
worked at Medine's Haberdash­ery
on MainStreel, Farmingdale,
for a number of years was killed
in action in Vietnam last week.
The young man, Pfc. ( ieorge T.
Vollmar ofDreckelAvenue, Mel­ville
was killed on Sunday, ac­cording
to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ( ieorge A. Vollmar. He was
the 65th Long Islander to die in
Vietnam. He had been on patrol
in the Da Nang area.
Vollmar was graduated from
Half Hollow Hills High School in
1964. Last June, he enlisted for
two years in the Marine Corps
and left the U. S. for Vietnam on
December 3. Mrs. Vollmar said
that her son, who was a member
of the First Battalion, 26th Ma­rines,
had participated in num­erous
patrols before his death.
" George felt there was a definite
job to be done", she said, " but
he was homesick. Besides his
parents, he is survived by his
brother, Wayne, 18 and a sister,
Suzanne, 13. Funeral arrange­ments
have not as yet been com­pleted.
Servicemen Seek
Farmingdale Correspondents
Dr. Morris Fond, President
of- the Metropolitan Region of
the United Synagogue of Amer­ica,
will be the main speaker
at Groundbreaking Ceremonies
this Sunday for the Farmingdale
Jewish Center's expanded build­ing.
Dr. Fond served in the Army
Medical Corp during World War
II and was Chief Medical Officer
for O. S. S. in the European
Theater of Operations.
The Jewish Center will add
an extension to its present school
building, and an attached main
Synagogue and social Hall. The
new buidling will include new
classrooms, a library, office,
choir, and study facilities as
well as adequate worship facil­ities
for the growing Congrega­tion.
Mr. Harry Schneidkraut, of
64 Melville Road, Farmingdale,
who is the Senior Honorary
Trustee of the Congregation, and
lay religious leader, will conduct
the preliminary morning Service
at 10: 00 a. m. The groundbreak­ing
exercises will begin at 11: 00
a. m. with Jack J. Tenen, Pres­ident,
residing. Rabbi Paul
Teicher and Cantor Herbert Har­r
i s will be assisted by the Junior
and Adult Choirs.
St. Kilian Gro
St. Patrick's
It's that time of year again,
time to get ready for the annual
St. Patrick's Card and Bunco
Party hosted by the United So­cieties
of St. Kilian's Parish.
Bethpage
Wine & Liquor
L IC 1- 1882
L. & W. RODEN,
Proprietors
- WE DELIVER-
328 Broadway, Bethpage
Opp. A Oh P
Democrats Slate
Officer Election
Election of officers will be the
highlight of the next meeting of
the Farmingdale Democratic
Club to be held on Thursday,
March 16, at 8: 30 p. m. at 640
Fulton St., Farmingdale.
ups Schedule
Day Events
The Party will be held on St.
Patrick's Day, on Friday even­ing,
March 17th at 8 p. m. in the
new school. Tickets priced at
$ 1.00 may be obtained at the
• door.
Dr. Charles W. Laffin, Jr.,
president of the State University
Agricultural and Technical Col­lege
at Farmingdale, has been
elected to the Board of Directors
of the American Association of
Junior Colleges.
The college president's elec­tion
to the Board came during
the Association's 47th Annual
Convention held in San Francisco
last week. The 1800 delegates
representing the 50 states
selected Dr. Laffin for a three-year
term on, the Board.
For the past two decades, Dr.
Laffin has been active in the
Association having served as the
1956 convention chairman for
the annual meeting in New York
City as well as Jiaving served
two terms on a Commission for
Student Personnel.
He was also the chairman of a
sub- committee which conducted
a two- year, nation- wide survey
on " Outstanding Practices in
Student Personnel Programs in
American Two Year Colleges."
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New Arrivals
A baby boy, Theodore Scott
Henn, who weighed in at nine
pounds even was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin F. Henn of 307
Secatogue Avenue, Farmingdale
on Saturday. The new arrival
was. born at Glen Cove Com­munity
Hospital. He will soon
be home to meet his brothers,
Tim, Tom and Chris.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT LICENSE No. 6 RL 5575
has been issued to the under­signed
under the Alcoholic Bev­erage
Control Law to sell beer,
liquor or wine at retail at 125
feet Northwest corner Hemp­stead
Turnpike on Stewart Ave.,
Bethpage, Nassau County, N. Y.
for on premises consumption.
Louis William Kunzig, dba
Five Corner's Restaurant
125 Ft. Northwest corner
Hempstead Turnpike
Bethpage, N. Y.
# 83 2T Observer
March 2, 9, 1967
( 731- 9691)
Ellen Caruso, grade 5 student
at Woodward Parkway, per­formed
at the Music Educator's
Conference All- Eastern division
at Boston.
Ellen was one of 21 students
selected from Nassau County to
represent Long Island in an all
string elementary orchestra
sponsored by the Long Island
String Festival Association.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT LICENSE 6TL215 has been
issued to the undersigned under
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Law to sell beer, liquor, wines,
and cider, at 4019 Hempstead
Turnpike, Bethpage, Nassau
County, State of New York, for
on- premises consumption.
4019 Corporation, d/ b/ a
Peacock Lounge
4019 Hempstead Turnpike
# 88 Bethpage, New York
March 9, 16, 1967
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN
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,
Bethpagf, Nassau County,
Reading The Farmingdale Observer are Manchus
back from Ambush Patrol near Phu Hoa Pong
in Vietnam. Servicemen in this unit would like
to correspond with people in Farmingdale. ( See
story).
Local organizations who are
looking for worthwhile projects
may be interested in correspond­ing
with personnel from the 4th
Battalion, 9th Infantry ( Manchu)
Division, APO San Francisco,
96225, who wish to correspond
With the people of Farmingdale
A letteraddressedto the Farm­ingdale
Observer by Captain Ro­bert
L. Black J r . , listed the fol­lowing
names who wish corres­pondence:
PFC Bennie J. Farrie RA1489-
2496
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
PFC Charles R Owens RA1492-
6891
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
SP4 Chester Sobczak
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
PFC Jose Delgado RA54231488
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
1LT James L. Cole 05326860
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
SP4 Michael Housewright US56-
389944
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
SP4 Elijah Nobles US53408939
Co C 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
PFC Louis Pizzuto US51216845
Co A 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
SP4 David A Donnelly RA13888-
592
Co A 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
PFC Robert W. Gordon US5262-
4253
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
PFC RosendoHerreraRA186995-
41
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
PFC Sherrell O Perry US53414-
654
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco
SP4 Nathaniel Gillespie US525-
83470
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
PFC Benton L. Hensler RA168-
24298
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
PFC David C. Gates
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
PFC Pete Moskel US52618106
Co A 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
SP4 Jerry T Jodrey RA23601241
HHC 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
SP4 Gerald Beatty US5263
Co C 4th Bn 9th Inf ( Manchu)
25th Division
APO San Francisco 96225
N. Y. for off- premises consump­tion.
Louise and William Roden, dba
Bethpage Wine and Liquor Store
328 Broadway
March 9, 16, 1967 Bethpage, N. Y.
// 85 2t Observer
MeCaurt & Trudden
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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ESTABLISHED 1827
385 MAIN STREET, FARMINGDALE
( Opposite Post Office) also Richmond Hill Chapel
CHapel 9- 1303 at 130- 02 Liberty Avenue.
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