The Observer 9

              Mary Beth Ianno of 16 Lee Drive, South Farmingdale, an eighth
grade student at St. Kilian's R. C. School, won a third place plaque
in an Americanism slogan contest held by the Massapeuqa VFW
Post 7277. She is being presented with the award by John Ray
of Farmingdale, New York State Department Commander and by
Robert B. Clifford, Past Post Commander and Contest chairman,
who is also a Farmingdale resident. Mary Beth is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Ianno. Her winning slogan was, " Fight the Red,
or wind up dead!" There were over 1,500 entries. Alice Stuart,
a student from Seaford, won first prize with the slogan, " Com­munism
is a cancer, Democracy is the answer."
PTA Slates Drug
Addiction Program
The Farmingdale Senior High
School P. T. A. will present apro-gram
on Drug Addiction on Thurs­day
evening, March 7, at 8: 30
p. m. A young lady and a young
man, residents of Topic House,
a self voluntary center for treat­ment
of drug addiction will be the
guest speakers: School physician,
Dr. A. Ingeborg will also be
present at this meeting.
The meeting is open to students
and parents.
East Farmingdale
Elects Officers
Anton Heller of United Suffolk
Corporation is die newly elected
President of the East Farming-dale
Industrial Association.
Other officers elected are:
Charles H. Kelsey, first vice-president;
Murray Tuck, second
vice- president; Walter Cooper,
third vice- president, Edwin
Schloesser, Secretary and Philip
Zuller. Treasurer.
St. Kilian's Readies
St. Patrick's Day Party
The annual St. Patrick's Card
and Bunco party for the benefit
of St. Kilian's Parish will be
held on Thursday, March 14 for
young people and on Friday,
March 15 for adults.
Gail Jean Stewart Bride
Of Robert Edward Wilson
Gail Jean Stewart, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stewart of
Madison, Wisconsin, was mar­ried
last Saturday to Robert Ed­ward
Wilson, son ofMr. andMrs.
Edward Wilson, proprietors of
Beau Sejour, Bethpage. The cer­emony
took place at the Lake
Roman Catholic Church in West-port,
Wisconsin.
The bride was graduated from
the University of Wisconsin and
the bridegroom, a graduate of
Clarkson College recently re­turned
from two years service
with the United States Army as
Lieutenant. He is employed as
a Sales Engineer with the New
York office of Trane Refrigera­tion.
After a wedding trip to Puerto
Rico, the couple will live in
Flushing, Queens.
Residents Oppose Zone Change
A petition by Americana In­dustrial
Co. sought a Town
change of Zone from Business ' F*
to Business * G* at the north side '
of Hempstead 800 feet east of
Dolphin Drive, Farmingdale.
The petition called for the
development of two acres of un-
Mrs. Janice Axelrad, third grade teacher at the Main Street
School Is assisting several of her students in writing letters to
servicemen stationed in Vietnam. The class heard of the need for
writing letters to the servicemen through an article which appeared
in the OBSERVER at the request of the Farmingdale Vietnam As­sistance
Committee, who are sending needed supplies to the war
stricken children in South Vietnam.
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Under the watchful eyes of her
father Vito, four year old Nancy
Dionisio, of 37 Ninth Avenue,
South Farmingdale, enjoys a turn
at ice skating on the frozen sur­face
of the sump at the foot of
Eleventh Avenue, west of Wood­ward
Parkway. Grecophoto
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
SEALED BIDS for the furnish­ing
of 1000 cubic yards, more or
less, of 3/ 8" crushed bluestone
will be received by the Board of
Trustees of the Inc. Village of
Farmingdale at the office of the
Village Clerk, 361 Main Street,
Farmingdale, N. Y., on the 18th
day of March, 1968 until 8: 00
P. M., at which time they will be
publicly opened and read.
The contract for the delivery
of the above stone shall be for
the year beginning April 1,1968
and bid price to include delivery
to our Ridge Road Municipal Ga­rage
site within the Incorporated
Village of Farmingdale and the
minimum quantity to be ordered
at one time will be 100 yards.
The Village Board reserves
the right to reject any and all
bids and to award the contract
in the best interests of the Vil­lage.
All bids must be in a sealed
envelope addressed to the Vil­lage
Clerk and marked on the
outside, " Bid for furnishing
crushed stone".
Each bid shall contain a non-collusive
bid certification.
By Order of the
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
INC. VILLAGE OF
FARMINGDALE
JAMES J. McKENNA,
Clerk- Treasurer
Dated: February 27,1968
# 427 IT Observer Feb 29,1968
Al TO INSURANCE
Youngsters, Oldsters
Monthly payments, discounts
dividend*, Juto loans
Telephone Service
MURRAY ' I'M'K. U K .
388 Fulton St., Farmingdale
249-' 490
developed land and to erect a
one story building for com-merical
use.
Petitions opposing the zone
change charged that there are
ten acres nearby and the zone
change would create a com­mercial
slum area.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
SEA LED BIDS for the furnish-ing
of 30,000 gallons, more or
less, of RC- 2 and 10,000gallons,
more or less, of MC- 2 cutback
road oil, to meet New York State
specifications, will be received
by the Board of Trustees of the
Village of Farmingdale at the
office of the Village Clerk, 361
Main Street, Farmingdale, New
York, on the 18th day of March,
1968, until 8: 00 P. M., at which
time they will be publicly opened
and read.
The contract for delivery of
above oil shall be for the year be­ginning
April 1, 1968 and bid
price is to include delivery into
our tanks located on the Ridge
Road Municipal garage site with­in
the Incorporated Village of
Farmingdale and the mmimirm
quantity to be delivered at any
one time will be 4500 gallons.
The Village Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
and to award the contract in the
best interests of the Village. AH
bids must be in a sealed enve­lope
addressed to the Village
Clerk and marked on the outside,
" Bids for furnishing road oil".
Each bid shall contain a non-collusive
bid certifications.
By Order of the
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
INC. VILLAGE OF
FARMINGDALE
JAMES J. McKENNA,
Clerk- Treasurer
Dated: February 27,1968
# 426 IT Observer Feb 29,1968
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
. the Board of Zoning Appeals of
the Inc. Village of Farmingdale
will hold a public hearing at the
Village Hall, 361 Main Street,
Farmingdale, N. Y., on the 6th
day of March, 1968, at 8: 00 P. M.,
to bear the following cases:
Case # 3- 68: Application of Julius
J. Lang, 14 Heisser Lane, Farm­ingdale,
N. Y., for a variance of
the side yard requirement of 8
foot minimum for a two family
residence in a Residence " B"
District, 12 foot minimum on re­maining
side yard, by requesting
permission to enlarge an existing
garage on the northerly side yard
from 11.9 feet to 20 feet, leav­ing
1 foot remaining. An en­closed
porch will be added to the
rear of the enlarged garage, rear
wall to be in line with back en­trance
stoop.
Case # 4- 68: Application by John
F. Mullady, 33 Anita Place, for
a variance of the requirements
of General Ordinance # 39,
" Fences", requesting permis­sion
to construct a stockade
fence, beginning at a point on
the north property line even with
the front building wall of the ga­rage,
at a height of 30 inches,
thence easterly for a distance of
11 feet, at which point the height
will increase to 6 feet to the most
easterly property line.
All persons and citizens in inter­est
will be given the opportunity
to be heard with respect to the
above applications.
By Order of the
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS,
GEORGE F. TITTERTON,
Chairman
INC. VILLAGE OF
FARMINGDALE
James J. McKenna,
Clerk- Treas.
Dated: February 26th, 1968
LEGAL NOTICE # 425 ILTE OGbAseLr veNr OFTebIC 2E9 ,1968
PUBLIC NOTICE
To all Employees of the Farm­ingdale
Public Library and all
others to whom this may concern:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
the Board of Trustees of the Far­mingdale
Public Library on the
13th of February 1968, did recog­nize
the CSEA as represented by
the Nassau Chapter, as the sole
and exclusive bargaining agent
for and on behalf of the employees
of the Farmingdale Public Lib­rary.
This action was embodied in the
following three Resolves:
RESOLVED, that the Board of
. Trustees of the Farmingdale
Public Library does hereby re­cognize
the Civil Service Em­ployees
Association, Inc., as re­presented
by the Nassau Chap­ter,
as the sole and exclusive
representative and bargaining a-gent
for and on behalf of the
employees of the Farmingdale
Public Library, said represen­tation
status to continue until the
next succeeding budget submis­sion
date and thereafter for an
additional period of twelve
months, and it is further
RESOLVED, that the Board of
Trustees reserves all rights
under the Public Employees Fair
Employment Act to set up pro­cedure
and regulations for negot­iations
and all other rights adher­ing
to it under said act, and it is
further
RESOL VED, that in accordance
with the rules of procedure of the
New York State Public Employ­ment
Relations Board, the follow­ing
public notice shall be posted
forthwith in the office of the
Farmingdale Public Library for
not less than five ( 5) working days
and published once in the Farm­ingdale
Post, Massapequa Post
and Farmingdale Observer.
# 424 IT Observer Feb. 29,1968
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
Farmingdale OBSERVER, Thursday, February 29, 1968
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
State Comptroller has caused an
examination to be made of the
accounts and fiscal affairs of
Union Free School District # 22,
Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau
County, and the Farmingdale
Public Library for the period be­ginning
on July 1, 1964 and end­ing
on June 30, 1967. The report
of such examinations has been
filed in my office where it is a
public record, available for in­spection
by all interested per­sons.
Veronica Hansen
District Clerk
# 422 It Observer February 29,
1968
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