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farmingdale's Complete Newspaper
Vol. 2 No. 25 Thursday, May 6, 1965 Second Class Postage has been paid at Farmingdale, N. Y.
LANG, JONES IN BREEZE
OKSCHOOLLIBRARYBUDGETS
University Prepares
For Open House
Members of the faculty and
student body of State University's
Agricultural and Technical Col­lege
here are putting the final
touches on their exhibits and
demonstrations to be featured
during the college's 46th Annual
Open House to be held next week.
Scheduled to run from 10 a. m.
to 9 p. m. on Friday, May 7,
and from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. on
Saturday, May 8, the Farming-ds!"
Open House will see all of
tha college's 20 different tech­nical
programs, plus its Even­ing
Division, participating.
Visitors to the 380- acre cam­pus
will have the opportunity of
viewing everything from the latest
in agricultural methods to baby
chickens hatching from their
shells; from aircraft operations
procedures to photographic pro­cesses.
Also, visitors to the campus
this year will see evidence of
the extensive building construc­tion
and site work now underway.
Open House drew more than
19,000 Long Islanders last year.
Admission is free and parking
space will be provided at the
college, located at the intersec­tion
of Route 110 and Melville
Road in Farmingdale.
Motel Robbed,
Police Report
An assault and rob­bery
by two men took place
at the Bethpage MOtel on Hemp­stead
Tpk., Bethpage. An un­known
amount of currency was
taken.
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Dalers TODS
• In Golf World
Farmingdale continued its un­defeated
golf season by trouncing
North Shore 8- 1 at the Brook-ville
Country Club. Low men
for the Daler's were Bob Kan-fold
and Jeff Powers with 75
and 76 respectively.
Farmingdale also defeated
Mac Arthur by the score of 7-
1/ 2 to 1- 1/ 2 on the Green Course
at Bethpage. Low man was Bob
Kanfold with a 37 on the front
nine.
In a match with Island Trees
on Wednesday, Farmingdale
over ran their opponents by the
score 8- 1. Low scores were
posted by the Dalers number
1 and 2 men. Both Powers and
Kanfold had 78' s
Farmingdale's overall record
for the past four years in golf
is an amazing 74 wins, one loss,
and one tie.
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In a heated election, with the issues sharply-defined,
School District 22 voters came out over­whelmingly
in favor of excellence in education by
approving the school, library, and youth council
budgets as well as a landslide victory for school
candidates Bernard Lang and Josephine Jones whose
platform supported the budgets. Library trustee
incumbent Dr. Albert Meyerstein also won his
contest handily over Edward Werner.
Official results showed that the school budget
was Yes, 1750 and 1220 No votes; library budget
yes 1778, no, 1133; youth council budget, yes: 1894
and 1010 said no.
The vote for candidates running for the G. Roger
Cahaney seat was as follows: Bernard Lang: 1647;
Martin Dolnick: 669 and Carl E. Gorton: 616.
For the seat of George Schriro the teuiy was:
Josephine Jones 1603; Richard Anelli 706 and Robert
Campbell 665.
For the six week unexpired term of Dr. Albert N.
Meyerstein the unopposed candidate received 2172;
for the five year term Dr. Meyerstein polled 1919
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The new Development and Planning Action Department is shown at its in­augural
meeting when it determined to give priority to an evaluation of mas­ter
planning for this town of upward of 350,000 population. Left to right are
members: Wharton B. Allen Jr., Farmingdale; Curtis Velsor, East Nor­wich;
James Nelson Mac Lean, Brookville; Professor Edward J. Cook, Gar­den
City, Chairman; Malcolm E. Pierce, Huntington; Benjamin M. Silber-stein,
Hicksville and Joseph L. DeMarco, Farmingdale.
Ground breaking ceremonies for the new Knights
of Columbus Hall to be erected at Morton Street
and Smith Place, East Farmingdale were held last
Sunday, Reading from left to right are: John Leahy,
Grand Knight; Frank Simone, General Chairman and
Anthony D'Amico, Design Engineer.
Photo by J uck son Fokress