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Librarian Wins Fellowship
Mrs. Anne Zusselman, a l i brarian
at the Main Street School,
Farmingdale, has been honored
with a $ 500 P. T. A. Teacher Fellowship
for summer graduate
study. Mrs. Zusselman received
her M. S. degree from New
York State University at Oneonta.
Prior to coming to Farmingdale,
she worked in M i d d l e b u r g,
Fleischmann, and South Huntington,
New York. Her husband is
a Chemistry teacher and was
selected at- " Nassau County
Science Teacher of the Year"
in 1967. They have a daughter
who is a National Merit finalist,
and two other children ages 15
and 11.
Hold Campaign Launching
Dinner For Paul Tilford
A Campaign Launching Dinner
was held last Sunday evening at
the Marcpiere Restaurant for
Paul Tilford, Incumbent Farmingdale
Library Board Candidate
seeking re- election.
The dinner, sponsored by the
Committee for the re- election
of Paul Tilford, was attended by
prominent leaders in the Farmingdale
community whopaidtrib-ute
to Tilford who has been active
in community affairs during his
13 year residence in this area.
College Receives $ 83,023
Dr. Charles W. Laffin, president
of State University Agricultural
and Technical College, announced
that three grants totaling
$ 83,023, have been awarded to
the Farmingdale school. The
funds come from the Vocational
Education Act to strenghten or
support curriculum development.
According to the announcement,
the grants are in Biology,
$ 28,934; Construction Technology,
$ 24,927, and Secretarial Science,
$ 29,162.
The Biology Department will
use its grant to support medical
laboratory technical. Students in
this curriculum will serve the
medical profession, government,
laboratory facilities and industry.
The Construction Technology
grant will be used for the purchase
of photogrammetric equipment.
These instruments will
be incorporated in the curriculum
for aerial photographic applications
to identify soils and
determine water " run off" in
the study of Hydrology.
The grant for Secretarial Science
will support the purchase
of typewriters and office machines.
This equipment will make
it possible to develop an additional
typing station within the
Secretarial Science Department.
Northside Art Students
Enter Dental Poster Contest
A group of intermediate art
students at Northside Elementary
School, have entered the poster
contest sponsored by the Tenth
District of the New York State
Dental Society. The posters grew
out of the art department's participation
in the school's observance
of National Children's Dental
Health Week. Mrs. Mary- Calhoun,
the art instructor of the
class announced that the following
entered posters in the contest:
Barbara Aiello, John
Bracken, Donna Branston, Patrick
Burns, Laurie Cronin, Donald
Desmarest, David DiGeron-imo,
Jeanne Dugan, W i l l i am
Egan, Barbara Fish, Cindy Fish,
Douglas Gardner, Timothy Haley,
Peter Kinzler, Jennifer Larwood,
Frank LiCausi, Debra Masino,
Gregory Schem, Thomas Schulz,
Albert Sirignano, Richard Wheeler
and Charles Wolfe.
Pictured are three of the 14 Farmingdale students being welcomed to the
recent Model Congress held annually at American International College in
Springfield, Massachusetts. Congress associate chairman Leona Ittleman
welcomes Peter Pavarini, Jill Urbonis and Steve Lishansky of Farmingdale
High School. The Dalers placed fifth among the over 50 schools who were
represented.
Methodists Plan
Full Week
Of Activities
The Methodist Church of Farmingdale
announced the following
activities for the coming week.
" Keep the Faith" will be the
sermon topic of the Rev. Kenneth
E. Hoover on Sunday, March
31 at 9: 30 and 11 a. m.
An old- fashioned hymn sing is
planned for Sunday, March 31 at
7 p. m. led by Herb Hucke. Mrs.
Cedric Larson will accompany on
the organ.
New members will be received
in the Fellowship program on Sunday,
April 7 at 11 a. m. Palms
will be distributed at all services.
The Rev. Avery Manchester
will speak on the new religions in
Japan and show slides of his work
as a missionary on Tuesday,
April 2 at 10 a. m.
A New Member Conversation
Group for orientation will be held
on Sunday, March 31 at 3: 30p. m.
The Senior High Methodist
Youth Fellowship will meet on
Sunday, March 31 and discuss
' Money Matters'.
The Junior High Methodist
Youth Fellowship will meet on
Sunday, March 31.
CAP Adds
New Members
The ranks of Nassau Composite
Squadron Five, Civil Air Patrol
have enlarged this past month
with the addition of several senior
and cadet members from this
area. The local unit meeting
in Howitt Junior High School
on Thursday evenings from 7: 30
to 10: 00 p. m. welcomes all interested
teen- agers and adults
who want further information
about the C. A. P. program.
New members welcomed as
cadets include Dana Dye, Gregory
Simonetti, Chris Simonetti
and Robert Wanzelak, all of
Farmingdale. Senior members
whose applications have been accepted
by the National headquart
e r s include Mrs. GeraldineSimonetti
and Louis Cork, both of
Farmingdale and Vincent Mu
sicaro of Wantagh.
It was also announced at a
recent meeting that the Squadron
will cover all Operations
Activities in the C. A. P. section
of Zahn's Airport on the
weekends of March 30- 31 and
April 6- 7.
Report Two
Stolen Autos
Marie Longo of 324 West Drive,
North Massapequa, reported the
larceny of a 1964 Pontiac which
was parked in front of her residence.
Eighth Precinct police are investigating.
Boy Scout Troop 511 of Farmingdale listen attentively as New Adeline Mazzola of 46 Clinton
York Jets center John Schmitt addressed the group recently at the street reported the theft of her
troops annual Father and Son Night. The Troop meets Friday eve- 196 cJuHHuce Sedan which was
nings at Woodward Parkway School. parked o n W a s n l n g t 0 n street.
Farmingdale OBSERVER, Thursday, March 2 8 , 1968
The Seniors of the Month at Farmingdale Senior High School are
Carol Kraus, left, and Deborah Silverman, right. Carol is a member
of the Future Secretaries Club, the Ski Club, and is secretary of the
school discipline office. She is also an executive council member
of the Senior Class, and has served on the Student Council. Deborah
is a member of the National Honor Society, and is founder and
president of the Medical Careers Club. She is also a member of
the science club, the Lab Squad, the Green Room Players, and is
on the literary staff of the yearbook, Hi- Life.
Dalers Cited For Excellence
By Police Commissioner Looney
Patrolman Wilfred D. Menaof
South Farmingdale was cited for
exceptional police duty by Nassau
County Police Commissioner
Francis B. Looney.
At the same ceremony Patrolman
Ernest M. Pannasch of South
Farmingdale was cited,
Excellent Police Duty awards
were presented to Detective William
R. Lennon of Farmingdale,
Patrolman Gregory J . Br zesinski
of Farmingdale, Patrolman Joseph
B. Szybillo of Farmingdale
and Leonard W. Vencak of South
Farmingdale.
Obituaries
A Requiem Mass was held
on Tuesday at St. Kilians R. C.
Church for Mildred Minutolo, 63,
of 130 Beechwood Street, Farmingdale,
who passed away last
Friday.
The deceased is survived by
her husband Marcel, a son
Marcel, sisters Agnes Falco,
Josephine Belmonte, Mary Ganci
and brothers, Peter, John, Paul
and Charles Ganci.
The funeral was held from
die Arthur F. White Funeral
Home and interment was at the
Long Island National Cemetery.
Michael J . Ryan, of Wellwood
Avenue, Pinelawn passed away
on Tuesday of this week.
The deceased was the husband
of Ethel and the father of Peter
Ryan and Catherine Lake. He
is also survived by two brothers
and two sisters in Ireland and
Scotland.
A Requiem Mass will be held
til is Friday at Our Lady of Miraculous
Medal, Wyandanch, to
be followed by interment in the
Rockville Cemetery, Rockville
Centre.
The Arthur F. White Funeral
Home was in charge of arrangements.
Ludwig Kirchberger of East
Farmingdale passed away last
Friday.
The deceased is survived by
his wife Emma and a daughter
Karola Graeve.
The East Farmingdale Fire
Department held a service on
Sunday at 7: 30 p. m. A Requiem
Mass was held on Monday at
9: 30 a. m. at St. Kilian's R. C.
Church. Interment took place at
Southampton.
The Arthur F. White Funeral
Home was in charge of funeral
arrangements.
Emma N. Eberstein, 90, of
203 Stables Street passed away
last Friday at her home.
The deceased is survived by
a son John.
A funeral service was held on
Saturday morning at the Arthur
F. White Funeral Home, followed
by Cremation at Washington
Memorial Park, Coram.
Rev. Bernhardt Bohrer, of St.
Luke's Lutheran Church officiated.
Michael DeVito Performance Cited
Michael F. DeVito, leading
representative on the staff of
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company at 814 Fulton Street,
Farmingdale, has been invited
to attend the company's Centennial
Leadership Conference in
New York City next week, it was
announced by Agency Manager
Richard Robertson.
Mr. DeVito led the Farming-dale
district staff last year with
an exceptional sales and service
record, and is one of the top-ranking
members of the company's
field force of nearly 30,-
000. His home is at 64 Martin
Drive, Betbpage.
Merritt Road Residence Robbed
Hartley Steinhardt, reported
the burglary of his residence at
1 Merritt Road, to the Eighth
Precinct police.
Steinhardt told police mat a
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$ 1,000 and a $ 500 man's watch
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