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54 per year by n. ai I AH OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE INCORPORATED VILLAQE OF FARMINGDALE
SERVING GREATER FARMINGDALE. BETHPAGE & MELVILLE
Vol. 5 No. 8 Second Class Postage has been paid at Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735 Thursday, October 19, 1967
SCOUTS TAKE OVER
SCHOOLS NEXT TUESDAY
School doors in Farmingdale will swing open on Tuesday,
October 24 to welcome hundreds of local families who take
advantage of School Night for Scouting being conducted by the
Nassau County Council of Boy Scouts of America. The County
wide activity is expected to produce over 8,000 new member
Scouts by the end of October.
Parents of boys eight, nine and ten years of age are invited
fr> register their son in a Cub Pack. Eleven, twelve and thirteen
year olds are urged to join a Scout Troop.
Sponsors at the following schools in Farmingdale will participate
on Tuesday, October 24 at 8: 15 p. m.
At Northside School: Cub Pack 610 sponsored by Northside
PTA: Cub Pack 514 and Scout Troop sponsored by Kiwanis;
Scout Troop 261 sponsored by American Legion.
At the Main Street School: Cub Pack 606 will be sponsored by
• Main Street PTA: Cub Pack 53 and Scout Troop 53 will be sponsored
by Methodist Church; Cub Pack 518 will be sponsored by
the Jewish Center; Cub Pack 601 and Scout Troop 601 will
be sponsored by St. Lukes; Cub Pack 275 and Scout Troop 275
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will be sponsored by St. Thomas Episcopal,
At East Memorial: Cub Pack 686 and Scout Troop 686 •
sponsored by East Memorial PTA.
At Woodward Parkway: Cub Pack 511 and Scout Troop 511
sponsored by Woodward Parkway PTA; Cub Pack 711 and Scout
Troop
Troop 711 sponsored by V. F. W.; Cub Pack 359 and Scout Troop
359 sponsored by Parkhill Gun Club;
At Albany Avenue School: Cub Pack 607 and Scout Troop
607 sponsored by Albany Avenue PTA; also Cub Pack 608 and
609 sponsored by Albany Avenue PTA;
At Parkway Oaks School: Cub Pack 661 sponsored by Parkway
Oaks PTA; Cub Pack 534 and Scout Troop 534 sponsored
by Our Lady of Lourdes R. C.; Cub Pack 535 and Scout Troop
535 sponsored by Our Lady of Lourdes R. C ;
At. St. Kilians R. C. Church; Cub Pack 57 and Scout Troop 57
sponsored by St. Kilians R. C. Church.
Renew Legal Action
Against Fertilizer Plant
The Incorporated Village of
Farmingdale this week filed a
motion for a summary judgment
against Lebanon Chemical Corporation,
Lee 0; Karp, Morris
Karp, and Morris Karp & Son,
Inc., charging them with ' illegal
use of the property' at 81
Secatogue Avenue, Farmingdale.
The parties were served with a
summons and complaint earlier
this year and the complaint called
for the stoppage of the " illegal
use of the premises for the storage,
manufacture of fertilizer and
fertilizer products."
Village officials retained the
law firm of Charles V. McDonald
of Freeport over a year
ago to represent them in the
proceedings. The law firm then
served notice on the parties concerned
this past spring. The defendants
then asked for a Bill
of Particulars and then asked
the Village Board to stop the
proceedings because the Village
Board of Appeals was looking
into the matter.
According to the law firm, the
new motion was filed because
the defendants admitted the
charges on the basis of the answers
they had presented after
having been issued a Bill of
Particulars.
The motion was returnable on
Friday, October 27, butarequest
for adjournment was granted and
the case is scheduled to be heard
before the Supreme Court of
Nassau November 9.
The charges were brought to
a head after village officials
acted upon the complaints of
residents in the Sullivan Road
sector of the village who complained
about noxious odors from
the plant causing them undue
hardship and creating a menance
to their health.
Sunday'Contact Day'
Marjorie Pfoh and Councilman Frank Hynes ( right) greet pipe major
Ray Leger at the festivities of the Farmingdale GOP headquarters opening-held
last Thursday on Main Street.
Observe*- photo by I'ukvuss
During the past week each resident
of the Incorporated Village
of Farmingdale received an explanatory
brochure from the
Farmingdale Volunteer Fire Department
Concerning the annual
Subscription Drive. ( 3n Sunday,
October 22 is " Contact Day" for
the Subscription Drive. Volunteers
will call on residents beginning
at 1: 30 p. m. Checks may
be made payable to the Subscription
Drive, Farmingdale Fire
Department donations are deduc -
tible.
Uniformed firemen and volunteers
displaying an official badge
will give donors a receipt and a
window sticker.
For those not contacted Contributions
may be mailed to 361
Main St., Farmingdale.
