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Republic Contract Calls For Ship Cite Morgan For School
Safety Against Magnetic Mines Sfvi" « $ P r o « r a"
A magnetic measurement system
that will be used to determine
and improve the degree of
safety of naval vessels against
magnetic mines is being developed
in Farmingdale by Fair-child
Hiller's Republic Aviation
Division with a $ 498,720 Navy
contract.
The prototype data acquisition
and analysis system, known as a
degaussing range system with
digital computer data processing,
will take about a year to complete.
Degaussing includes a
technique which employs a series
of electrical coils to minimize
induced magnetic fields of
a ship. With the magnetism reduced,
the ship's vulnerability
to magnetic mines is decreased.
In the past, degaussing range
systems have been used to measure
these magnetic fields but as
much as several days were needed
before the magnetic fields
could be adequately reduced.
The range system will consist
of a series of magnetometers
installed underwater in the harbor.
As ships pass over the sensors
their magnetic fields will
be measured and results will be
fed into the computer. The computer,
using these figures and information
about the coil system
aboard ship, will immediately
calculate the adjustments that
should be made to the ship's degaussing
coil system.
Artist's rendering of a typical very short takeoff shows a recent design concept of the tactical.
fighter being developed by EWR Fair child International. Now in the systems definition phase, the
fighter would incorporate new design concepts including swing- out lift engines, deflected thrust
lift/ cruise engines and variable sweep wings. The US/ FRG tactical fighter is conceived as a medium
weight aircraft capable of operating conventionally, in the STOL mode or vertically with normal
loads. After evaluation of the design study, the two nations ( United States/ Federal Republic of Germany)
will decide whether to proceed to the next phase of prototype development.
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Postmaster Leo J. Morgan mis
week was commended by Glen R.
Johnson, National Director of the
United Savings Bonds Division,
for his leadership and service to
the Treasury Department's
School Savings Program.
The Farmingdale schools offer
School Savings as part of a
nation wide Savings Bond Program.
Savings Stamps from 10
cents to $ 5, are on sale in the
post office and on Stamp Day in
schools. As pupils fill their albums,
which are provided free,
they exchange them for United
States Savings Bonds at a bank.
Postmaster Morgan said 1
know of no better way to teach
thrift and civic responsibility
than by encouraging our youth to
buy Savings Stamps and Bonds
This is one way they all can
share in America."
Reappointed To Youth Board
County Executive Eugene Ni-ckerson
last week reappointed
Sanford V. Lenz, of 95 Cedar
Drive, Farmingdale to a three
year term to me Nassau County
Youth Board.
The Youth Board, created by-
County Executive Nickerson to
better serve and direct Nassau
youtn. performs a wide variety
of activities. In conjunction
with me Catholic: Diocese of
Rockville Centre, the group
works to prevent dropouts; to
encourage scouting; to recruit for
the Neighborhood Youth Corps;
and to help dispense medical
assistance.
YOUTH BOARD SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
The Farmingdale Youth Board,
which sponsors the Big Brother
and Big Sister volunteer program,
is actively seeking men
and women volunteers to serve
as companions for youngsters
who are missing their father or
mother The concept of one volunteer
to one child allows the
youngster to develop a strong
close relationship with someone
as a replacement for the missing
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Pursuant to Resolution # 897-
1964, please take notice that
SEALED PROPOSALS must be
received and stamped by the
Director of Purchasing of the
Town of Oyster Bay, at his office
located at Town Hall, Audrey
Avenue, Oyster Bay, N. Y., not
later than 11: 00 A. M. prevailing
tune on September 27, 1967 following
which time, they will be
publicly opened and read and the
contract awarded as soon thereafter
as practical for:
PURCHASE OF TWO ( 2) NEW
1968 ( FORD, Model F 100, or
equal) - 1/ 2 TON CAPACtTY
PICK- UP VEHICLES AS SPECIFIED
IN BID PROPOSAL E20-
67.
PURCHASE OF THREE ( 3)
NEW 1968 FOUR WHEEL DRIVE
( FORD BRONCO OR EQUAL)
PICK- UP VEHICLES WITH SNOW
PLOWS AS SPECIFIED IN BID
PROPOSAL E 21- 67.
PURCHASE OF FOUR ( 4)
NEW 1968 FOUR WHEEL DRIVE
( INTERNATIONAL, MODEL 1200
B OR EQUAL) VEHICLES WTTH
DUMP BODIES AS SPECIFIED IN
BID PROPOSAL E 22- 67.
PURCHASE OF ONE ( 1) NEW
INDUSTRIAL TRACTOR WITH
FRONT LOADER ( FORD, MODEL
44024 OR EQUAL) AS
SPECIFIED IN BID PROPOSAL
E 23- 67.
In accordance with detailed
specifications and proposal
sheets which may be obtained
at the office of the Director of
Purchasing, Town Hall, Oyster
Bay, N. Y. on and after September
11, 1967 during regular
business hours.
Each bid proposal must be
accompanied by bid security
(( ertified Check or Bid Bond)
in an amount equal to not less
than five ( 5%) percent of the
LEGAL NOTICE
AMITYVILLE 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 Thursday, September
21, 1967 at 8: 00 p. m.
RESIDENCE CALENDAR
CASE #€ 7- 417 "
APPELLANT— Jean & Gasper
Stallone, 8 Ford Drive, North
Amitvville.
SUBJECT— Variance to permit
the installation of a second
kitchen for Mother- Daughter
Use.
LOCATION— North side of Ford
Drive, North, 200 ft. east of
Mary Street, Amity ville.
CASE # 67- 427
A PPELLANT— Allien Wachtel.
parent. No experience is necessary.
The volunteer program has
been offered in this area for the
past four years. Those willing to
donate a few hours a week, may
get in touch with the Big Brother
- Big Sister program at
361 Main Street, Farmingdale,
or by calling CH 9- 2928 for an
appointment.
LEGAL NOTICE
total amount bid, payable to the
Town of Oyster Bay as assurance
that the bid is in good faith. The
. security of aU except the three
lowest bidders will be returned
as soon as the bids have been
opened and checked. Upon approval
of the Purchase Order by
the Comptroller or within 48
hours thereafter, the remaining
unsuccessful bidder's checks wfll
be returned. The check of the
successful bidder will be retained
until either a performance bond
( when called for in the proposal)
or delivery & acceptance of the
material has been acknowledged,
as evidenced by approval of a
claim for payment in full by
Department Head.
Each check must be identified
by bid item number whenever
more than one check is furnished
by bidder.
The director reserves the right
to reject any or all bids in whole
or in part, to waive any informality
in any or all bids and to accept
the bid or part thereof which
it deems most favorable to the
Town after all bids have been
examined and checked. No bid
shall be withdrawn for a period
of 45 days after being publicly
opened and read. RETURN TWO
( 2) PROPOSALS, ORIGINAL AND
ONE ( 1) DUPLICATE.
Bidders may bid on any one of
the above proposals, or such part
or parts thereof as they can furnish,
in accordance with the proposal
and general specifications.
BY ORDER OF THE
TOWN BOARD
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY
WILLIAM B. 0 » KEEFE
TOWN CLERK
JAMES E. BAKER
DIRECTOR OF PURCHASING
DATED: OYSTER BAY, N. Y.
September 8, 1967
# 271 IT Observer Sept. 14, 1967
LEGAL NOTICE
c/ o R J . Lewis, Jr., Esq. 4116
Sunrise Highway, Massapequa.
SUBJECT— Variance to erect a
residence on a plot having less
area, width, one less side yard
and less aggregate side yards
than the Ordinance also, the
encroachment of eave and
gutter.
LOCATION— North side of Madison
Street, 360 ft. east of
Dover Street, Amityville.
BY ORDER OF THE
BOARD OF APPEALS
Town of Oyster Bay
Raymond H. Schoepftiu,
Chairman
Ellsworth Allen,
Secretary
OYSTER BAY, NEW YORK
SEPTEMBER 11, 1967
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