New Resident Holds Karate Black Belt
Barry Davis is sworn into the Navy Aviation Officer Candidate
program at the Naval Air Station New York by Commander
A. E. Henke, the Administrative Officer.
Barry, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Davis, 458 Eastlake
Avenue, Massapequa Park, is a graduate of C. W. Post College.
Upon completion of his pre- flight training, Barry will receive
a commission as an Ensign in the Navy.
Appoint K of C Committees
Michael Tilleli , the newly
elected Grand Knight of Farming-dale
Council of the Knights of
Columbus this week announced his
appointments of Chairmen to his
' Six Point Committee* who will be
responsible to provide a full
schedule of activity in the fields
of family protection and welfare,
religious, civic and patriotic endeavor,
athletics, charitable work
and youth development.
Victor Merlo heads the committee
as General Program Chairman,
followed by Irwin Dworsky,
Catholic Activities; James Roney,
Council Activities; Frank Simone,
Fraternal Activities; James
Murphy, Membership and Insurance;
Walter Livey, Youth Activities
and Cosimo Vigliatore,
Public Relations. Vigliatore is
assisted by Stanley Rada who
serves as co- chairman.
Mid Island Slates Employees
Service Award Luncheon
Mid- Island Hospital will hold
its Annual Employees Service
Award Luncheon on Wednesday,
August 2, at 12: 30 p. m.
Service pins will be awarded
to employees who have worked
for the Hospital for over five
years. Wrist watches will be presented
to employees with over
ten years of service. Simon
Cohen, Executive Director, will
make the presentation on behalf
of the Board of Governors and
the Administration.
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payer in the Farmingdale Library
District is expected to pay
the bills and not have his voice
respected.
Only the Library Board of
Trustees has the insight as to
what is good for you, the voter.
Great horizons can be opened
for a mere .374 per hundred
assessed valuation for Oyster
Bay residents and .61 for Babylon
homeowners. This increase
would not be required if the all-knowing
Trustees placed the interests
of the people uppermost
' in their toils instead of their
own self- interests.
The proposed cost of the increase
in the budget is said to be
approximately $ 1.50 per average
homeowner per year according to
a member of the Board. It is now
c om mon knowledge that the voters
have t w i c e rejected the
Trustees' budget. This $ 1.50 has
been settled by the voters twice.
If the issue is a mere $ 1.50,
then the Board can surely economize
to the extent of $ 1.50with-out
c u r t a i 1 ing services and
quality.
The issue in this third election
is whose will shall prevail;
the Board of Trustees or the
people. Have we in Farmingdale
forfeited, "... government of the
people, by the people, for the
people..."?
s/ Guy Morone
For many years, the Rotary
Club, the Kiwanis Club and other
groups in Farmingdale have supported
the activities of the Farmingdale
Youth Council, the Farmingdale
Library and the Farmingdale
School System. Many
community minded individuals
have worked diligently on many
occassions to help explain school
building expansion programs,
school budgets, etc.
I certainly hope that every
qualified voter from District # 22
will register and vote in favor
of the Library budget when it
is re- submitted to the voters
on August 29. Farmingdale has
an outstanding library system.
An extraneous issue, not re-budget,
must not
to be used as an
excuse to curtail the activities
of this fine community facility.
S. A. Albrecht
The Farmingdale Public Library
is a very good supplement
of our educational facilities and a
source of a wealth of information.
It is constantly developing
better recreational and leisure
time activities for our community.
To curtail its many s e r vices
by defeating a budget calling
for an increase of approximately
$ 1.50 a year for the average
homeowner is literally slamming
the door of information, inspiration,
and pleasure to many.
•' I intend to support the Farmingdale
Public Library Budget on
August 29th, and I urge all of you
to be fully aware of your responsibilities
to your children, yourselves,
and your community in
maintaining our fine public library
and its many needed services.
Dorothy A. Comolli
President of Northside PTA
Only if we have available the
full resources and service of our
library can we be assured that
we are getting the most for our
library taxes. Recreation opportunities
should include reading
and other cultural activities.
I strongly urge the taxpayers
to vote yes for the Library Budget
on Aug. 29.
Jack Goor
President of the Youth Council
I am issuing the following
statement in support of the Library
budget for the coming August
29th vote.
" I intend to vote in favor of
the Library budget and I hope
that every citizen of the district
will join me in this action. It is
unthinkable that the people of this
district be subjected to the restrictions
of services that would
result from failure to pass a Library
budget."
Lucille Goulding
President of Board of Education
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Robert Papenmeyer of 57 Heis-ser
Lane, Farmingdale, a new
resident, is planning to open a
Chitoryu Karate Studio.
Papenmeyer, a holder of a
black belt in Chitoryu Karate,
is a member of the All Jampan
Karatedo Federation. He recently
put on an exhibition at the
Farmingdale Republican Club
Tuesday Movies At
Methodist Church
Tuesday Nite atthe Movies will
begin in the Methodist Church in
Farmingdale on August 1st at 8
p. m. Films to be shown on Tuesday,
August 1 include: Helen
Keller and her story; Dateline
Long Island; and Alf, Bill, and
Fred.
The films will be shown in
Fellowship Hall.
Armed Forces
Engineman Third Class Rondal
M. Vance, USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm P. Vance of 33
Sullivan Road, Farmingdale, is
participating in a 16- day antisubmarine
and convoy protection
exercise named " Sea Dog" off
the coast of Thailand, as a crew
member aboard the anti- submarine
warfare aircraft carrier
USS Hornet.
LEGAL NOTICE
SUPREME COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY
OF NASSAU:
Maspeth Federal Savings and
Loan Association, Plaintiff, a-gainst
Anthony Frisone; Guist-inanno
Lebano, a/ k/ a Gus Le-bano;
Adele Lebano; Brox Paper
Products Co., Inc., a/ k/ a Bronx
Paper Products Co., Inc.; Jerome
Cohen, Administrator with
the Will Annexed of the Estate
of Benjamin B. Barison, Deceased;
Ira B. Kurtzberg; Funds
for Business, Inc. and Burke
Supply Co., Inc., Defendants.
Pursuant to Judgment of Foreclosure
and Sale, dated July 20,
1967, I will sell at public auction
at the Rotunda, Old County Courthouse,
Franklin Avenue, Mineola,
New York, on Aug. 24, 1967, at
10: 00 o'clock in the forenoon,
the premises directed by said
Judgement to be sold, described
as follows:
forenoon, the premises directed
by said Judgment to be sold,
described as follows:
ALL that certain plot, piece
or parcel of land, situate, lying
and being at Farmingdale,
Town of Oyster Bay, County
of Nassau and State of New
York, known as and by Lot 6
in Block 183 on a certain
map entitled, " Map of Beth
Park Section 1 near Farmingdale,
L. I., Nassau County,
NtY., June 10, 1950, owner
Beth Park Homes, Inc., 1603
Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn 10,
N. Y., Edwin S. Voorhis & Son,
Inc., Civil Engineers, Rock-ville
Centre, L. I., N. Y., Mas-sapeque,
L. I., N. Y." and filed
in the Office of the Clerk of
the County of Nassau on August
4, 1950 as Map No. 5031,
and more particularly bounded
and described as follows:
Oriental Dance.
Papenmeyer studied under Roger
L. Warran, 4th Dan Black
Belt, who was a student of the
Supreme Master, Dr. Tsuyoshi
Chitose, 10th Degree Black Belt
and President of " All Japan Karatedo
Federation," Kumamoto,
Japan.
Karate means empty handed^ a
LEGAL NOTICE
A NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that
pursuant to the provisions of the
Town Law and the Nassau County
Administrative Code, and the several
amendments to said laws,
and pursuant to a resolution duly
adopted by the Town Board of
the Town of Oyster Bay on the
l l th day of July, 1967, a map
entitled " Map of Property on
Heissers Lane, Farmingdale,
Nassau Co., N. Y., to be Acquired
by the Town of Oyster Bay on
behalf of the South Farmingdale
Park District for Park Purposes,
Sec. 48, Lot 306, Block 518",
dated Jan. 31, 1963, revised Mar.
1, 1963, and prepared by H. G.
Holzmacher & Assoc., Civil
Engineers, Hicksville, & Melville,
Ne. v York, by direction of
the Town Board, is now on file
in the Office of the Town Clerk,
Town Hall, Oyster Bay, New
LEGAL NOTICE
FARMINGDALE
PUBTJC SCHOOLS
UNION FREE
SCHOOL DTSTRTCT No. 22
TOWNS OF OYSTER BAY
AND BABYLON
COUNTIES OF NASSAU
AND SUFFOLK
FAMTNGDALE
L. I. NEW YORK
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
PLEASE TAKE NOTTCE that
sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of Education of
Union Free School District No.
22, Towns of Oyster Bay and
Babylon, Counties of Nassau and
Suffolk, New York, for SPECIAL
PUPIL, TRANSPORTATION of
pupils residing withing the School
District to public, private and
parochial schools within and beyond
the School District, for
the period from September 1,
1967, to June 30, 1968.
LEGAL NOTICE
BEGINNING at a point on the
Westerly side, of Cinque Drive,
distant 339.09 feet Northerly
as measured along the Westerly
side of Cinque Drive
from a point in the Westerly
side of Cinque Drive where a
line drawn at right angles to
the Westerly side of Cinque
Drive in continuation of the
Northerly side of Laurie Drive
would intersect the Westerly
side of Cinque Drive and which
point of beginning would be intersected
by the division line
between Lots, 6 & 7 in Block
183 as shown on the above mentioned
map; RUNNING
THENCE North 86 degrees 04
minutes 16 seconds West and
along the division line between
Lots 6 and 7 in Blcok 183 on
said map, 100 feet; THENCE
North 3 degrees 55 minutes
44 seconds East, 60 feet;
THENCE South 86 degrees 04
minutes 16 seconds East, 100
feet to the Westerly side of
Cinque Drive; and THENCE
South 3 degrees 55 minutes
44 seconds West along the Westerly
side of Cinque Drive, 60
feet to the point or place of
BEGINNING. TOGETHER with
all right, title and interest of,
in and to any streets and roads
abutting the above described
premises, to the center line
thereof.
SAID PREMISES being known
as and by the street number 12
Cinque D r i v e , Farmingdale,
New York.
Dated: July 27, 1967
BERNARD J. WESNOFSKE,
Referee
FRIEDLAND & MASONE, ESQS.,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 69- 34
G i a n d Avenue, Maspeth, New
York, 11378.
# 225 4T observer July 27, August
3, 10, 17, 1967.
means of self- defense in the days
when the conquerers forbade the
use of arms by the populace. It
does not simply mean the breaking
of boards and bricks as most
people believe.
Papenmeyer pointed out that
there is no easy or magical way
of mastering Karate andthatonly
with hard work and pracitce does
one become proficient in the art.
LEGAL NOTICE
York.
PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE
that a hearing will be held
in respect to said map in the
Hearing Room, Town Hall, Oyster
Bay, New York, on the 15th day
of August, 1967, at 10 o'clock
A. M. prevailing time, at which
hearing the Town Board will
afford a reasonable opportunity
to all interested persons tomake
objections thereto or suggest
changes therein.
BY ORDER OF THF
TOWN BOARD OF THE
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY
William B. O'Keefe
Town Clerk
Michael N. Petito
Supervisor
DATED: Oyster Bay, New York
July 11, 1967
# 212 3T Observer July 20, 27,
August 3, 1967.
LEGAL NOTICE
Bids will be received and publicly
opened in the office of the
District Clerk, on Friday, August
4, 1967, at 11: 00 a. m. ( DST)
in the Business Office at 521
C o n k l i n Street, Farmingdale,
New York.
Contract specifications will be
available at the office of the
D i s t r i c t Clerk, 521 Conklin
Street, Farmingdale, New Yrok,
any week day, Monday through
Friday, between 9: 00 a. m. and
12: 00 Noon ( DST) commencing
July 27, 1967.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to accept or
reject any or all bids and re-advertise
and, further, reserves
the rights as contained in the
specifications.
BY ORDER OF T" E
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Veronic? Hansen
District Clerk
# 226 IT Observer July 27,1967
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