James J. Leigh( c) Director of Long I stand's Big Brother Program
looks on as the Very Reverend Monsignor Gerald J. Ryan, Executive
Director of the Diocese of Rockville Centre's Catholic Charities
, congratulations Raymond Rada ( r) of 8 Baldwin Drive, Far-mingdale
on receiving the Caritas service medal for five years
service as a volunteer in the Big Brother Program.
K C Holds Awards Night
Award Night festivities were
held by the Knights of Columbus
Parmingdale Council last Friday
evening at the Council Home.
Plaques were given to Leonard
Oliveri, who served the Council
in the capacity of Grand Knight
in 1966- 1967 and to Past Presidents
of the Farmingdale Catholic
Center Inc., George Engel
and Walter Livey.
Floral bouquets were presented
to the wives of each of the men.
Honorary lifetime membership
awards were presented to Alois
Leyendecker, Joseph Stockert,
George Whelan and Robert Spencer.
Leyendecker who joined the
K of C in 1919, is a charter
member of the Farmingdale
Council and serve 1 as Grand
Knight. Stockert is also a charter
member of the Farmingdale
Council. Whelan joined the
KofC in 1921.
The Honorary Lifetime Membership
award is given to Knights
who have been members in good
standing for 25 years and have
reached the age of 65.
Robert Spencer who served
the Council as the eleventh Grand
Knight received his 25 year pin.
Frank Simone, chairman of the
event, Michael Tilleli. John
Leahy and Charles Greco, made
the award presentations.
Kings Daughters Hold Tenth
Birthday Anniversary
The Mizpah Circle of the King's
Daughters celebrated their tenth
anniversary as a circle at the
home erf Mrs. Jane Horn.
Those attending were Mrs.
Helen Hickish, Mrs. Lillian Miller,
Mrs. Joan Dorrell, Mrs.
Dorothy Mensing, Mrs. Marilyn
Rudy, Mrs. Betty Bostic, Mrs.
Kathryn Draper, Mrs. Lucille
Hahndorf, Mrs. Jane Horn, Mrs.
Edna Schnurr, Mrs. Jean Speacbt
and Mrs. Eugene Wright.
Passes State Engineering Exam
Ronald » Edward Feddersen of
400 Fulton Avenue, Farmingdale,
successfully completed the latest
examinations by the New York
State Education Department in
professional engineering.
K of C Makes Plans For
" Queen For A Knight' Dance
Farmingdale Council, Knights
of Columbus is making plans for
their Seventh Annual " Queen for
a Knight" Dance to be held on
Saturday, February 17 at the
Council Home at Morton St. and
Garity Place.
Tony Forlano and his orchestra
will provide music for dancing
from 9 p. m. to 1: 00 a. m. The
" Queen" will receive flowers and
a gift during the Coronation.
Admission is $ 5.00 per couple
and reservations may be made by
contacting James Rooney at
MY 4- 1485, VictorMerloatCH 9-
7760 or George EngelCH 9- 6287.
The public is invited to attend.
Virginia C Reisiiiger, Teacher,
Passes Away Suddenly
Virginia C. Reisinger of 84
Jefferson Road, Farmingdale,
passed away suddenly last Monday.
Mrs. Reisinger, a teacher
in the Farmingdale School District,
is survived by her husband,
John, a daughter, Janet
Cunolo. and a brother Virgil
Cooper Jr. The funeral was
held at the McCourt and Trudden
Funeral Home. A Requiem Mass
was offered at St. Kilian's R. C.
Church last Friday, followed by
interment at St. Charles Cemetery.
Suler Assumes
CAP Unit
In a ceremony held last Tuesday,
Captain John P. Suler of
Farmingdale assume command
of the Bethpage Flight, Nassau
Composite Squadron V, Civil Air
Patrol.
Captain Suler, formerly the
Administrative Officer of the
local Squadron has been with the
group as a volunteer since 1961
and has participated in most of
the major activities of the organization.
The new flight leader resides
at 16 Hitchcok Lane with his
wife Doris and four children.
To Celebrate
Fifth Anniversary
The Farmingdale Baptist
Church is celebrating the Pastor's
anniversary on Sunday. The
Rev. Larry Walker is beginning
his fifth year as Pastor of the
church.
The congregation in its new
facilities will observe the first
Baptism in the new facility
as well as a time of " parent
dedication and worker recognition".
Sunday school hour begins
at 9: 45 a. m. and morning
worship at 11 a. m.
Obituaries
Rose L. Kurtz of 108 Cherry
Street, Farmingdale passed a-way
last week. She is survived
by a brother, Albert J. Kurtz
of Farmingdale.
A Mass was held at St. Kilian's
R. C. Church.
The funeral was under the
direction of the Arthur F. White
Funeral Home.
John P. Beierling of 97 Grand
Avenue, Farmingdale passed on
last week.
He i s survived by his daughters,
Eunice Schaaf and Claire
Ettmger and by his son, John
Beierling; nine grand children
and 11 great- grandchildren. He
i s also survived by two sisters,
Emma Nelson and Estelle Ains-worth.
The deceased was an Ex- Chief
of the Farmingdale Fire Department
and a Past President of the
Benevolent Association.
Religious services were conducted
by the Reverend Kenneth
Hoover, Pastor of the Farming-dale
Methodist Church on Tuesday.
Interment followed at Beth-page
Cemetery. Fire Department
services were held on Monday
evening.
The funeral was under the
direction of the Arthur F. White
Funeral Home.
Thomas L. Conlan, Senior of 32
Doud Street, Farmingdale passed
away on Saturday.
He i s survived by his two sons,
Thomas L. Jr., and John D.
Conlan; three grandchildren and
by his sisters, Kathleen Ulrich,
Helen Johnston, Marge Or-rignotti,
Celestine Richardson
and a brother, John Conlan. He
was the husband of the late Freida
Conlan.
A Requiem Mass was held on
Wednesday at St. Kilian's R. C.
Church.
Commissioner Bob Steiner of die Farmingdale Fire District,
accepts cookies from Cadette Scout Mary Ellen Leecock of
Troop 339, prior to the Mid- Island Council annual Cookie Sale
which starts this Saturday.
Farmingdale OBSERVER Thursday, January 25, 1968
# Purchasing the first ticket for the St, Kilian's Holy Name Society
dance to be held on Saturday, January 27 is R. Kennedy, Vice President
( left) from V. McCormack, Dance Chairman fright).
AUTO INSURANCi:
Youngsters, Oldsters
Monthly payments, discounts
dividends, auto loans
Telephone Service
MURRAY TUCK, Inc.
388 Fulton St., Farmingdale
249- 1490
Getting a helping hand from Youth Council skating instructor,
Ben Bernardi is John Pecorella of the East Memorial School.
Skating trips to Town Parks are sponsored every week by the
Youth Council. Others enjoying the session are: from left to
right, Carl Stetz, Deborah Baron, and Janice Cacace.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
and shown on the Nassau County
Land & Tax Map as being in Sec.
49, Block 90, Lots 16andl7. Case
# 2 - 68.
The ordinance prohibits roof
signs.
All persons and citizens in interest
will be given the opportunity
to be heard with respect
to the above application.
By Order of the
BOARD OF Z ONING APPEALS
of the INC. VILLAGE OF
FARMINGDALE
GEORGE F. TITTERTON,
Chairman
James J. McKenna,
C lerk- Treasurer
Dated: January 23rd, 1968
# 395 IT Observer Jan 25.1968.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
a public hearing will be held by
the Zoning Board of Appeals of
the Village of Farmingdale, at the
Village Hall, 361 Main Street,
Farmingdale, N. Y., on Wednesday,
February 7th, 1968, at 8: 00
P. M., E. S. T., to hear the following:
Application of the RoslynSavings
Bank, 1400 Old Northern Boulevard,
Roslyn, N. Y. for a variance
from the requirement of General
Ordinance # 57, Section 6( c) to
permit the erection of a roof sign
on the proposed new bank building
to be constructed at the intersection
of Fulton Street andCon-klin
Street, premises formerly
occupied by Hunt's Restaurant,
Registration For Girls
The Farmingdale Ponytail,
League will hold registration on 5
Saturday Jan. 27, from 9: 30 a. m.
and 12: 30 p. m. at the Main Street %
School cafeteria. All girls in
school district from the fourth
through die ninth grade are eligible.
Burglars Hit Deli
A delicatessen at 960 Fulton
Street, Farmingdale, was broken
into during the night last Friday
and $ 280 in currency and cigarettes
valued at $ 80 we re stolen.
Entry was gained through a
broken rear window of the premises.
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CM SATURDAY, JANUARY 27 9 p. m. St. Kilian's Holy
Name Society dance, school auditorium.
Look ior tiiis Community Catendar each week.
A public service from your community dry cleaner.
Drive In - Plenty of
Free Parking
DRY CLEANING
SHIRT LAUNDERING
EXPERT TAILORING i
SHOE REPAIRING
HAT BLOCKING
75 MERRITT RD.
Just North of Hempstead Tpke. =
Next to 7 - 11
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