F. H. S. Honor Roll
For First Period
TOBAdoptsl4.3( ReducedBudget
Students who have attained an
average of 89.5 percent or better
for the first marking period and
are on the Honor Roll at the
Farmingdale Senior High School,
a r e ;
John Aleshin, Christine Ammi-ratii
Gary Appel, Marcia Ar-shansky,
Keith Raiser, Judy
Berkstein, Rosemari Boasi, Ros- i
lyn Bodofsky, Rita Borgs, Raymond
Borrine, Michael Boyce,
Karen Buck, Gary Burkhardt,
Steven Carter, Janice Castel-lano,
Carol Chakrin, Robert
Chanin, Linda Citrano, Alan Cohen,
Catherine Como, Linda Con-away,
Lawrence Corsa, Joann
Czerniawski, Eugene Dahl, Ronald
Dale, Karen Hauler, Patricia
Davis, Eric Deitel, Bernadett
Deliberti, Judy Dratt, Roberta
Durmann.
Jane Esposito, Georgette Fitz-patrick,
Jay Fleitman, Diane
Fontana, Gary Friend, Robert
Giacobbe, Karen Goldstein, Sharon
Goodman, Linda Goor, Barry
Gottlieb, James Goulding, Pa-tricia
Green, Patricia Gregoro-vic,
Donna Griffin, James Han-ney,
Claudia Herrmann, Mark
Housman, Barbara Hudson, Kathleen
Humphreys, Lynn Jackwood,
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Board of Education of
Union Free School District ^ o*
22, Towns of Oyster Bay and
Babylon, Counties of Nassau and
Suffolk, Farmingdale, New York,
hereby invites interested bidders
to submit sealed bids for Custodial
Supplies for Farmingdale
Public Schools according to the
information to Bidders, Specifications,
Form of Proposal,
General Conditions and other
contract documents.
Bids will be received by die
Board of Education on November
30. 1967 at 11.00 A. M.
O'clock ( EST) in the business
office at 521 Conklin
Street, Farmingdale, New York.
Information to Bidders and
other documents may be obtained
at said Business Office on any
school day between the hours of
9.- 00 A. M. and 4.00 P. M. ( EST).
The Board of Education re-
Alan Janos, Edward Jordon,
Lorrie Kajko, Barbara Kaufman,
Carol Kellerman, Dennis
Kesden, Bruce Klutchko, Robin
Kolker, Ronald Komfeld, Caryl
Launer, Ellen Lazarus, Mark
Lehman, Martin Leopold, Stephen
Levin, Caren Levine, Dawn Li-cata,
Catherine Lobello, Peter
Lund, Adele Luning, Joanne Mac-
Cabe, Dennis Mader, James Man-cuso,
Laurie Marrone, Gail
Meister, Diane Metzger, Charlotte
Meyn, Linda Miller, Peter
Minkoff, Carol Molnia, Kevin
Mulligan, Donna Nidds, Blaise
Note.
Stephanie Fachman, Barbara
Pasek, Peter Pavarini, Fran
Pelzman, Carolyn Pines, George
Pitarra, Antonina Puleio, Arlene
Raff, Linda Rapoaport, Mark
Reiner, Lucille Rivin, Janet
Rose, Stefan Rosenberger, Ja-nine
Roth, Judith Rothbard,
James Sagarin, Christine Salita,
John Scardina, Stewart Scharf-man,
Clifford Scheer, Robert
Schepker, Jon Schlissel, Mark
Schlofsky, Frederic Schuessler,
Marie Seymour, Priscilla Sicur-anza,
Deborah Silverman, Judith
Silverman, Steven Skavroneck,
Jeffrey Smith, Ellen Spilker, Val-
LEGAL NOTICE
serves the right to waive any informalities
or to reject any or
all bids.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to increase or
^ decrease the quantities of e-
. equipment, in which case the unit
price bid shall govern. The Board
' of Education reserves the right
to accept part of the items of one
bidder and part of the items of
another in which case separate
contracts will be executed.
The Board of Education also r e serves
die right to eliminate
from contract any items or item
and shall be credited on unit
price basis.
Board of Education
Union Free School
District # 22
By: Veronica Hansen
District Clerk
Dated: November 15, 1967
# 336 IT Observer Nov. 16, 1967
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Town Supervisor Michael N.
Petito announced his approval
of the 1968 Town Budget following
public hearings held at Town
Hall on Thursday, November 9th.
However, he cautioned the Town
erie Spina, Gail Spindler, Christine
Steiner, Karen Svendsen,
Jean Swan, Terrence Sweeney.
Charles Tadduni, Vivian Taor-mina,
Robin Taradash, Patricia
Thannhauser, Jill Urbanas, Joan
Verini, Carol Vigliatore, Chris
Vogelsberg, Donna Volk, Irene
Vousoulas, Juliann Wagner, Victoria
Wald, Jonathon Warner,
Helene Wasserman, Patricia
Welch, Richard Wilk, Harvey
Wolkoff, Steven Woodford, James
Wright.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO NASSAU COUNTY
TAXPAYERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that sales lists are being prepared
of unpaid School District
Taxes for theyear 1966/ 67, State,
County, Town, and special district
taxes for year 1967, on
real property situated in the
town of Hempstead, North Hempstead
and Oyster Bay and • the
City of Long Beach, N. Y. Sales
lists are also being prepared of
unpaid State and County Taxes
for the year 1967 on real property
situated within the territorial
limits of the City of Glen Cove,
N. Y. Unless such unpaid taxes,
with interest and accrued penalties
be paid on or before the
18th day of December, 1967,
the tax lien on the property
against which such taxes are
levied will be advertised and
on the 19th day of February 1968
thereafter, sold.
Any taxpayer interested may
send a brief description of his
property to die County Treasurer,
and a statement of the
amount of unpaid tax, if any, will
be forwarded to him.
The completed lists will be
open for examination, and copies
will be available in the County
Treasurer's Office, 240 Old
Country Road, Garden City, N. Y.
( P. O. Address, Mineola, N. Y.
11501) on or about the 1st day
of February 1968 Information
Telephone 747- 1350.
THOMAS J. PORTELA
Nassau County Treasurer
# 327 2T Nov. 16, 23, 1967
LEGAL NOTICE
AMENDMENTS TO THE
SOUTH FARMINGDALE
PARKING ORDINANCE
RESOLVED, that the Ordinance
regulating parking in the hamlet
of South Farmingdale, Town of
Oyster Bay, adopted October 19,
1954, be and it hereby is amended
as follows:
Section 5C subdivision 6 shall
be RESCINDED.
6. MID WOOD AVENUE - west
side - No Parking ExceptSun-days
and Holidays - from the
north curb line of Lincoln
Street, north for a distance
of 40 feet.
Section 6 shall be amended by
adding subdivisions 17, 18 and
19 to read as follows: NO
STOPPING.
17. MAIN STREET - west side-
No Stopping - starting at
the south curb line of Car-mans
Road, south to a point
opposite the north curb line
of Daniel Drive.
18. MAIN STREET - west side-
No Stopping - starting at a
point opposite the south curb
line of Daniel Drive, south
for a distance of 230 feet.
19. MAIN STREET - east side-
No Stopping - starting at the
south curb line of Daniel
Drive, south for a distance
of 138 feet.
Section 7 shall be amended by
adding subdivisions 82, 83 and
84 to read as follows: STOP.
* 82. WOODWARD PARKWAY ' -
Stop - traffic approaching east
and west on Michel Avenue,
shall come to a full stop.
Board to make every effort to
reduce spending during the coming
year and pointed to a number
of areas where criticism must
be levelled. He also reiterated
his position against holding budget
hearings after election because
public interest decreases
sharply in a post- elective period.
Petito said he was voting in
favor of the $ 10,311,000 Budget
in light of the fact diat the Board
had adopted almost all of die
reforms and proposals he had
suggested several months ago.
While approving die Budget for
die coming year, the Supervisor
pointed out several areas where
review is necessary, to maintain
a stabilized spending program..
He stated that tiiere was a drastic
over- estimate of revenues from
incineration which amounted to
$ 150,000 and that another $ 25,000
had been overestimated in Beach
revenues.
Petito also told the Board that'
$ 138,000 listed as revenue in die
reimbursement of administrative
costs came from Item I of die
Highway Budget at a cost of 4
percent on that amount. He produced
an official opinion from
the office of the State Comp-
LEGAL NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant
to law, that a public hearing
will be held by die Town Board
of the Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau
County New York, on Tuesday,
December 5, 1967 at 10
o'clock A. M., prevailing time, in
die Hearing Room, Town Hall,
Oyster Bay, for die purpose of
considering a proposed amendment
of die Building Zone Ordinance
of die Town of Oyster Bay
as follows:
PROPOSED AMENDMENT: 1
Petition of JOSEPH S. CORSEN-TINO
for a change of zone from
Residence " D " District to Business
" G" District and for special
permission to erect and maintain
a gasoline service station on
the premises described as follows:
ALL tiiat certain plot, piece
or parcel of land, situate at
Plainedge, Town of Oyster Bay,
County of Nassau, State of
New York, which is bounded
and described as follows:
A rectangularly shaped parcel
of land located at die norm-east
corner of die intersection
formed by Hicksville - Mas-
LEGAL NOTICE
83. WOODWARD PARKWAY -
Stop - traffic approaching east
and west on Lock. voodAvenue
shall come to a full stop.
84. SPOONER PLACE - Stop -
traffic approaching east on
Willard Avenue shall come
to a full stop.
Section 16 subdivision 7 shall
be RESCINDED.
7. MIDWOOD AVENUE - east
side - No Parking 7 AM to
5 PM Schooldays Only -
from the north curb line of
Lincoln Street, north for a
distance of 40 feet.
A new Section 24 shall be added .
immediately following Section 23
to provide and read as follows:
NO PARKING 8 AM to 5 PM
SCHOOLDAYST
1. INTERVALE AVENUE - east
side - No Parking 8 AM tc
5 PM Schooldays - starting
at the south curb line of
Grant Avenue, south to its
dead end.
,2. INTERVALE AVENUE - west
side - No Parking 8 AM to
5 PM Schooldays - starting
at the south curb line of Grant
Avenue, south to its dead
end.
A new Section 25 shall be added
immediately following Section 24
to provide and read as follows:
ONE HOUR PARKING 8 AM to
3 . PMM ISDCWHOOOODL DAAVYESN. UE - west
side - One Hour Parking 8
AM to 3 PM Schooldays -
starting at a point 40 feet
north of the north curb line
of Lincoln Street, north for
troller which agrees with die
Supervisor that such a charge
is illegal.
On another phase of die 1968
adopted Town Budget, die Supervisor
feels diat the $ 50,000
provided for as a Contingency
Fund is not enough for a Town
of Oyster Bay's size and he
pointed to the present year in
which $ 66,000 was spent from
diat fund by September 30th.
He also said diat some $ 25,000
was omitted from mandated
social security costs. In all,
some $ 400,000 in the upcoming
budget could be unbalanced unless
expenditures are curtailed.
Petito stated: r* I hope to set
a course of moderation in our
spending for die coming year.
Current tax rates will hold die
. line on our Town Taxes, but die
cost of living is of serious concern
to all our residents and it
must be die duty of Town officials
to be prudent and concerned
for top dollar value in
our operation of the Town."
The two hearings on die 1968
Town Budget were held in the
Town Hall Hearing room at
11 AM and 8 PM on Thm ss'r. y
November 9th.
LEGAL NOTICE
sapequa Road and Wyngate
Drive, Plainedge, New York,
ha. vine a frontaee alone Hicks-^
ville -^ Massapequa Road of
200.39 feet and a frontage along
Wyngate Drive of 161.55, feet,
and naving a nordierly boundary
of 174.05 feet and an
easterly boundary of 200.00
feet.
The above mentioned petition
and map which accompanies it
are on file and may be viewed
daily ( except Saturday, Sunday or
Holidays) between die hours of
9 A. M. and 4: 45 P. M., prevailing
time at die office of die
Town Clerk.
Any person interested in die
subject matter of the said hearing
will be given an opportunity
to be heard witii reference thereto
at the time and place above
designated.
BY ORDER OF
THE TOWN BOARD
OF THE TOWN
OF OYSTER BAY
William B. O'Keefe,
Town Clerk
Michael N. Petito
Supervisor
Dated: October 17, 1967
Oyster Bay, New York
# 335 IT Observer Nov. 16, 1967
LEGAL NOTICE
a distance of 248 feet.
2. MIDWOOD AVENUF - east
side - One Houi Parking 8
AM to 3 PM Schooldays -
starting at the north curb
line of Lincoln Street, north
for a distance of 250 feet.
BY ORDER OF THE
TOWN BOARD OF THE
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY
Michael N. Petito
Supervisor
William B. O'Keefe
Town Clerk
Dated: Oyster Bay, New York
October 31, 1967
STATE OFNEvV YORK )
COUNTY OF NASSAU, ) ss.:
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY)
I, WILLIAM B. O'KEEFE, Town
Clerk of the Town of Oyster
Bay, and custodianof the Records
of said Town, DO HERERYCERTIFY
that 1 have compared the
annexed with the original Notice
of Amendments to the South
Farmingdale Parking Ordinance,
adopted by the Town Board on
October 31, 1967, filed in the
Town Clerk's Office and that the
same is a true transcript thereof,
and of the whole of such
original.
In Testimony Where, I have
hereunto signed my name
and affixed the seal of said
Town this 9th day of November,
1967
SEAL
William B. O'Keefe
Town Clerk
# 325 IT Observer November 16,
1967
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