YOUTH COUNCIL
The Farmingdale Youth Council
will hold annual election of officers
on Tuesday, January 9
at the Farmingdale Village Hall
TO ELECT OFFICERS
at 8: 30 p. m.
Frank Gelish has been nominated
for the office of president.
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Assemblyman Martin Ginsberg
has prefiled a bill that requires
employers to provide employees
who have lost their sight through
injuries on the job with seeing
eye dogs, necessary apparatus
and maintenance.
His bill would amendtheWorkmen's
Compensation Law by requiring
employers to promptly
provide injured employees with a
seeing eye dog. The bill also provides
for replacement of a seeing
eye dog in case of its death as well
as repair and replacement of the
appurtenant equipment necessitated
by ordinary wear and tear.
" The Workmen's Compensation
Law," said Ginsberg " pres-
TRIO SELECTED AS
GLAMOR GIRLS IN GREEN
Three Massapequans were selected
to be a " Mrs. Glamour
Girl in Green", Girl Scout leaders
who will be hostesses at a
fashion show for Girl Scout Ca-dettes
called " Through the Looking
Glass" to be held on Saturday,
January 6 at the Garden
City High School They are: Mrs.
Doris Harzell and Mrs. Yolanda
Padula, both of Massapequa and
Mrs. James Maino of Massapequa
Park.
ently mandates the employer to
provide his employee injured on
the job with other such medical,
surgical, optometric attendance
or treatment, nurse and hospital
service, including eye- glasses,
false teeth, artificial eyes and
apparatus as the nature of the
injury or the process of recovery
may require.
Assemblyman Ginsberg has
prefiled another bill which would
lighten the financial burden of
parents of college students by
allowing them to deduct up to
$ 1,000 from their adjusted gross
federal income tax for the cost
of their children's tuition and
books.
The growing State University
system, Ginsberg noted, cannot
yet absorb the thousands of young
New Yorkers, who desire a higher
education. Many therefore, must
and should attend the excellent
private colleges whose costs are
much higher than are the state
schools. The tax laws should
therefore encourage the seeking
of a higher education for our young
people, a policy which has been in
effect in New York since colonial
days. A $ 1,000 tax credit will do
much to encourage the goal of a
higher education.
Cited For Excellent Police Duty
A Certificate of Exceptional
Police Duty was awarded recently
to Detective Henry F. Penna
of North Massapequa by Nassau
Police Commissioner Francis B.
Looney.
Among other receiving an
award for Excellent Police Duty
were Sergeants Victor DeVeux
of South Farmingdale and Mortimer
J. Sullivan of Massapequa
Park and Patrolmen Robert
Hayes of Massapequa Park, John
Henry of Farmingdale, John E.
Meehan of Massapequa, Ernest
Pannasch of South Farmingdale,
Thomas Sinclair of East Massapequa
and Robert Van Nostrand
of Farmingdale.
' Historic Churches Of Long Island,'
Topic of Methodist Women Meeting
R W f ^ ^ o l ^ l ^ l S h P l o p ^ P " Historic Churches of Long Is-
* land" will be the topic of guest
speaker, Lester Chapin at the
Womens Society for Christian
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Service of the Farmingdale Meth-dist
Church luncheon meeting
on Wednesday, January 10 at
11: 30 a. m.
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Munrhfy payments, discount*
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Telephone Service
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Some sav:
a I don V
need God »
Maybe you don't... if you
think of God as merely
some distant person, or
unknowable.
But, if you were to know
God as Mind, the source
of all ideas and intelligence,
or as Life, the
source of strength and
health . . . wouldn't it
make sense to know
Him better?
You can .. .
Practical ways of knowing
God are discussed at the
Christian Science Sunday
School. Visit a class this
Sunday at
9: 30 AM, 11- 15 Sunday Morning
First Church of Christ,
Scientist, Massapequa
Merrick Kd. & Uiltmore Blvd.
Massapequa
Donald F. Sheehan of Farmingdale Is being congratulated
by Dr. Paul Conrowy, Deputy Chief of
Training of the United States Information Agency,
after he had been sworn into the service at the
United States Department of State in Washington,
D. C.
Farmingdale OBSERVER, Thursday, January 4 , 1968
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