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              Susan Tomic, Bride Of
David Malm
Susan Tomic, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Tomic, of 16
Yoakum Avenue, Farmingdale,
was married last Saturday to
David Malm, formerly of St.
Charles, Missouri, at a cere­mony
held at St. Kilian's R. C.
Church by the Reverend Father
Basil.
The bride, a 1965 graduate
of Farmingdale Senior High
School was attended by Mary
Yanke, Candice Tomic and Mary
Malm.
The grom attended the State
University of New York at Farm­ingdale,
and is employed as an
electronic technician at Servo
Corporation.
A reception was held at Holi­day
Manor, Bethpage.
After a wedding trip to the
Pocono Mountains in Pennsyl­vania,
the couple will reside in
North Lindenhurst.
Christina Recek Married
To John Sims
Christina Agnes Recek, daugh­ter
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Recek of 202 Yoakum Ave.,
Farmingdale, became the bride
of John Sims of Carthage, New
York on Sunday, July 14. The
wedding took place at St. Kil­ian's
R. C. Church at 4 p. m. and
was followed by a reception at
the Holiday Manor.
The bride's gown was of em­broidered
nylon, with a train
and her headpiece was a pearl
tiara. The matron of honor, Mrs.
John Dixon, wore pink and the
bridesmaids were attired in blue
gowns. The bridesmaids were
Susan Campbell; Helen Recek,
a cousin of the bride; and Val­erie
Recek, the bride's sister.
The best man was Richard Mc-
Cabe and the ushers were John
Dixon, Robert Recek and William
Ostrowsky.
Christina was a 1965 graduate
of Farmingdale High School and
is employed as a guitar teacher
at the Woodbury Studios in Sy-osset.
Mr. Sims is with the
United States Navy and is sta­tioned
in Bermuda, where the
couple will reside.
Doc' Allen On Road to Recovery
Ellsworth ' Doc' Allen of South
Farmingdale, who is a principal
in the Wharton Allen Insurance
and Real Estate Agency on Main
Street, Farmingdale is recover­ing
from a recent illness at Nas­sau
Hospital, Mineola. He may
receive telephone calls and visit­ors.
Get Well cards would be
appreciated.
' Doc' is one of the well loved
men in Farmingdale. He served
for many years as Republican
Leader of Farmingdale and has
many friends, both Republicans
and Democrats alike.
Senior Member Louis Cork of Farmingdale's Civil Air Patrol
unit describes a point in t i re safety to Cadets John De Rienzo and
Gary Gross before take- off in the flying orientation program.
Gibbons, Popular Professor,
Feted At Retirement Luncheon
Assistant professor Joseph
Gibbons, one of the most pop­ular
figures on campus at the
State University at Farmingdale,
and a long- time resident of
Farmingdale, was honored at an
impressive retirement luncheon
held recently in his honor at
Knapp Hall. More than 300
folks, a cross- section of admin­istration,
faculty and staff, jam­med
the dining hall in the first
event sponsored by the State
Agricultural and Technical Col­lege
Faculty Association Com­mittee
on Retirement.
Born in Blyth, England, he
gravitated to the boat industry
in engineering and as a ma­chinist.
He came to this country
in 1925. From that time on he
accumulated a wealth of experi­ence
in the mechanical field,
largely steam, gas and diesel
equipment.
Gibbons received a silver tray
" to keep your nuts and bolts
in'* from the Faculty Association
and a laminated certificate " for
meritorious service in the ed­ucational
life of this college for
career" signed by College Presi­dent
Charles W. Laffin, Jr., and
Chairman of the College Coun­cil
Mortimer J . Gleeson.
4,000 Enjoy Youth Council Programs
Four thousand fun- seeking
youngsters have registered for
this year's Farmingdale Youth
Council Recreation Program.
Children from Parkway Oaks
Recreation Center and Albany
Avenue Recreation Center en­joyed
a day at the beach at
Sunken Meadow Park last
Wednesday.
Anthony Derrick, an eleven
year old from Norfolk, England
had been visiting his cousins,
the Kelly's of Mill Rd. in Farm­ingdale
and enjoying activities at
Mill Lane Recreation Center.
Johnny Kelly, age 8, says his
cousin is a bit of a champ at
the game of checkers, or
" draghts" as Tony calls them
at home. Tony will be leaving
at the end of July to resume his
schooling in England where he
says they have Boy Scouts and
camps but no Youth Council.
Next Wednesday, 300 young­sters
will go to Yankee stadium
to watch the Yankees - Red Sox
game.
Two Daler Girl Scouts Selected
To Attend Workshop
Miss Colleen Toole of 142 Wil-lard
Ave., South Farmingdale,
and a member of Senior Girl
Scout Troop # 9, Mid Island Coun­cil,
has been selected to attend
a " Dramatic Arts" Workshop
from July 14 to July 25, at the
Edith Macy Training Center,
Pleasantville, New York » Colleen
will be one of 160 girls in the
workshop. Outstanding profes­sional
practitioners of theatrical
techniques will give the girls a
Burglars Hit Bar
An unknown amount of currency
was reported missing from coin
boxes in a cigarette machine and
pool table at the Liberty Bell Bar
on Motor Avenue, Farmingdale.
Entry was made through a rear
door.
Eighth Precinct police are in­vestigating.
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 WEDNESDAY, July 24,
1968 at 8: 00 p. m.
CASE # 68- 344
APPELLANT--- Henry Caputo, 1
Fair Court, Amityville.
SUBJECT- - - Variance to install a
swimming pool having less
front setback than the Ordi­nance
requires.
LOCATION— Northeast corner of
Soloff Road and Fair Court,
Amityville.
CASE # 68- 348
APPELLANT-- Otto Feldman, 30
Francine Drive, Massapequa,
c/ o R& H Drafting, 2900 Hemp­stead
Tpke., Levittown.
SUBJECT-- Variance to maintain
existing detached garage with
eaves encroachment.
LOCATION— North side of Fran-cine
Drive, 100 ft. west of
Robert Avenue, Amityville,,
OYSTER BAY, NEW YORK
JULY 15, 1968
BY ORDER OF THE
HOARD OF APPEALS
Town of Oyster Bay
Raymond H. Schoepflin,
Chairman
Ellsworth Allen, Secretary
IT 586 IT Observer July 18,1968
first hand understanding of how
many skills combine to create
a finished theatrical perfor­mance.
Miss Rita Louise Broyles, of
6 Beverly Road, Farmingdale
also of Senior Girl Scout Troop
# 9, Mid Island Council, will be
attending the Workshop on *' Vis­ual
A r t s " at the same time. The
course covers pottery, sculpture,
textile design, the graphic arts
and photography.
Cat Wash Benefits
Big Brother Program
The Farmingdale Squires held
a " Benefit Car Wash" in the
parking lot of the K of C property
last Saturday to raise funds for
the " Big Brother" program for
boys of St. Mary's orphanage in
Syosset.
OBITUARY
Mrs. Else Menne of 16 Reeves
Ave., Farmingdale passed away
on Thursday, July 11. She is
survived by her son, Louis and
one grandchild ; both of the same
address. The services took place
at the McCourt and Trudden
Funeral Home in Farmingdale on
Saturday, July 13. Interment
was in Bethpage Cemetery.
PHARMACY
FOOT NOTES
by David Budoff & Sol Elbaum,
Reg. Phs.
We are in the midst of a med­ical
revolution. The fuse was
lit about 20 years ago with
the introduction of the so- called
wonder drugs. Since then r e ­verberations
have been heard
in every branch of medicine
including, pediatrics, ophtal-mology,
psychiatry, surgery
gerontology, and dentistry.
Where it will all end, no one
can say. But one thing is cer­tain;
The Biblical " three score
and ten" which U. S. citizens
reached in average life expect­ancy
only a few years ago is
no longer a valid goal. Today
scientists are setting their
sights on the magic figure of
100. And, barring self- destruc­tion
with nuclear bombs or
worse, it's a good bet we'll
approach or reach this goal
by the end of the 20th century!
Our health is better protected
with the advancement of drugs.
Fill your prescriptions & have
them delivered free by MOBY
DRUGS. 226 Main St. Amer­ican
Greetings Cards . . .
Baby Needs . . . Photo Fin­ishing
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CH 9- 0268.
HELPFUL HINT: Apothecary
jars make beautiful canisters
and you can see how much is
inside.
We Specialize in Hair Reconditioning
Call for Appoinfment
Robert's Beauty Cottage
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Farmingdale OBSERVER, Thursday, July 18, 1968
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388 Fulton St., Farmingdale
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