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Libraries Plan Special Events
For National Library Week
National Library Week April
16- 22, will be celebrated with
special programs and displays at
the Farmingdale Public Library.
For die kindergarten through
third grade age group a special
" Reading Aloud Hour" will be
offered on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at 2: 00 pm in the
South Farmingdale Branch Library.
A lecture/ demonstration will
be held on Tuesday, April 18th
at 8: 30 p. m. by ceramics expert
Lee Levy. Mrs. Levy, a
noted potter, has exhibited at die
Smidisonian Institution, National
Design Center, Worcester Art
Museum and New York University
Loeb Gallery.
Mrs. Levy will give a demonstration
on the potters wheel and
will answer questions on ceramics.
Many samples of her work
will be on display togedier with
books on this and related crafts.
The Plainedge Public Library
has prepared a series of
celebrations in observance of
National Library Week.
The festivities include
special children's programs, die
distribution of lapel buttons, book
lists and book marks for adults
and a special dividend, forgiveness
of all fines on any books
returned during the week.
Explaining die programs, Library
Director Alfred Freund
stated, " We hope to take full
advantage of this special week
to remind Plainedge residents
of me many services available
to diem from dieir local library.
Widi the recent passage of die
library building referendum and
the new building on the way
to becoming a reality, diisyear's
National Library Week takes on
special significance for Plain-edge."
The children's room will host
a film program on Wednesday,
April 19 at 4: 00 p. m. The films
to be shown are Andy and the
Lion, Children Adrift, and Elephant
Baby. In addition, special
lapel buttons marking National
Library Week will be distributed
to the first 500 children using
the children's room from Monday,
April 17 to Saturday, April
22.
Gay Cifarelli Engagement To
James Daly Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cifarelli,
42 Wall Street, Farming-dale,
announced the engagement
of their daughter, Gay Lynn
to James Joseph Daly, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Daly of 60
Crestwood Blvd., Farmingdale.
Miss Cifarelli graduated from"
Farmingdale High School, Class
of « 65. She is a sophomore at
Oneonta State University. Mr.
Daly also graduated from Farmingdale
High School in 1965 and
is a student at the State University
of Farmingdale.
No wedding date was set.
" L i v e " Stereo Broadcast
of
The Island Concert Hall,
Inc.
( In association with
Adelphi University
Exclusively)
on
WLIR
FM
92.7 mc
Virtuosi Di Roma
Renato Fasano, conductor
May 7, 7967, n u 1
BY- SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
WITH
WLIR FM!
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at the
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OR MONEY ORDER
( Payable to the
Island Concert Hall, Inc.)
TO: WLIR FM,
Garden City Hotel,
Garden City, N. Y.
Gay Cifarelli
Honor Society To Wash Cars
Members of the Massapequa
High School National Honor Society
Chapter will hold a car
washing session for one dollar
in the High School's east parking
lot this Friday and Saturday.
The car wash event, a fund
AAUW Seeks Books
Are tired of dusting the same
old books? The American Association
of University Women,
Massapequa Area Branch, will
be happy to find a new home for
ForM emorial Scholarship
raiser for the Society's Mark
Lustig Memorial Scholarship,
will be held Friday afternoon
between the hours of 3: 45 and
5: 30 p. m. and on Saturday from
10: 00 am to 4: 30 pm.
them.
Kesidents that have books that
they would like to donate may
call Mrs. Alexander Ada, at LI
1- 0987 or Mrs. Myron Roochvarg
at LI 1- 6396.
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Farmingdale OBSERVER Thursday, April 13, 1967
Farmingdale Public Library-The Observer 1967
