Honeymooning in the Bahamas are Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W.
Klein, 53 Reeves Avenue, Farmingdale. The bride is the former Carol
Stern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stern, 84- 09 Talbot
Street of Kew Gardens, and the groom is die son of Mr. and Mrs.
Aavon Klein, 53 Reeves Avenue, Farmingdale.
Narcotics Display Trailer
To Pay Visit Here
The Nassau County Police Departments'
Narcotics Display
Trailer will come to Farming-dale
on Saturday, June 24 from
10 a. m. to 6 p. m. on die Soudi
side of Conklin Street, east of
Main Street.
The trailer is fitted with displays
and posters designed to inform
the public of the dangers of
drug abuse. Policemen staffing
the trailer will answer questions
and advise individuals seeking additional
information on drug abuse
and cure facilities. Persons visiting
die unit will also be given
literature describing the problem.
Since January 9, more than
18,600 visitors went through the
unit.
Women's Club Welcomes New
Members At Garden Picnic
Two new members of the Women's
Club of Farmingdale were
introduced at the annual picnic
held in the garden of Mrs. Erling
Lunde. They were: Mrs. Bor-rasso
and Mrs. Adele Hess.
Assisting on the Committee
were: Mrs. Frank Linda, Mrs.
Orrin B. Dow Mrs. George Nold,
Mrs. Geoi* ge Ferron, Mrs. Fred
Ingham, Mrs. William Robinson
and Mrs. Joseph Merindino.
Howitt Students Attend Junior
Historical Convention
42 students from Weldon E„
Howitt Junior Historical Society
joined 4,000 junior historians
who attended the 21st annual convention
of Yorker Clubs held in
Syracuse recently.
One of the highlights of the
meeting were some 62 exhibits
representing industries and life
in New York State. The projects
included everything from making
maple sugar to a project devoted
to covered bridges. 7th, 8th, and
9th grade clubs entered this competition.
Harold H. Fogg ( right) of Farmingdale, Associate Professor of
Accounting of Hofstra University, was honored by his colleagues
on the Hofstra School of Business faculty by the establishment of
a pocket- size park adjacent to the School on the Hempstead
campus. Dr. Harold L. Wattel offers his congratulations. Fogg
has served on Hofstra's business faculty for 20 years, and has
devoted considerable time to volunteer academic coaching of
students in addition to his classroom teaching. A plaque erected
in the park says: " Harold Fogg Corner/ Established widi Affection/
by Professor Fogg's Colleagues/ in the School of Business/
Spring 1967." The plaque is mounted in the little park,
Farmingdale OBSERVER Thursday, June 15, 1967
K of C Elect Tilelli
To Top Post
At a meeting last Tuesday The
Farmingdale Council Knights of
Columbus elected a new slate of
officers for the coming year.
Michael Tilelli was elected
to serve as Grand Knight; James
Murphy, Deputy Grand Knight;
Robert Wagner, Chancellor; William
Dawson, Recording Secretary;
IrwinDworsky, Warden; Alfred
Kunz, Treasurer; James
Rooney, Advocate; Robert Bail-lie,
Inside Guard; Walter Livey,
Outside Guard; Harry Frey, Outside
Guard and Leonard Oliveri
to a trustee post. Charles Greco,
will continue in the post of Financial
Secretary.
FJC To Install
Officials
The annual installation of officers
of the Farmingdale Jewish
Center, will take place this Saturday
evening, at 9 p. m., at the
Center.
The program will include installation
of the officers of Men's
Club, Sisterhood, Couples Club
as well as the Congregational
officers. Assemblyman Martin
Ginsberg will serve as the Installing
Officer.
Incoming Presidents of the
groups affiliated with the center
include Mrs. Herman Baron,
Sisterhood; Murray Steckman,
Couple's Club and Norman Kal-len,
Men's Club. Aaron Schaef-fer
of Farmingdale takes over
as President of the congregation.
College News
Jean M. Blackman of Farmingdale
received a degree as
Associate in Applied Science in
Retailing from Rochester Institute
of Technology, Rochester,
New York.
William R. Dallmer, H, of 6
Elm Drive, Farmingdale is a
June graduate of the State University
Maritime College, at Fort
Schuyler.
Cadet Dallmer received a
Bachelor of Engineering ( Marine)
and a federal license as Third
Assistant Engineer in the United
States Coast Guard.
He is a 1963 graduate of Farmingdale
Senior High School.
* * *
William J. Gallo, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Gallo of 81
Duane Street, received the B. A.
degree from Iona College, New
Rochelle, at the annual commencement
exercise held last
week.
* * *
Michael Peter Barlotta of 44
Avenue I, Farmingdale, was
placed on the Dean's List at
Bryant College of Business Administration
in Providence,
Rhode Island, for the last marking
period.
* * *
Ronald A. Bosco of 73 Cedar
Drive, Farmingdale and Robert
G. Losi of 216 Melville Road,
Farmingdale received A. B. degrees
at Fairfield University's
seventeenth commencement exercises
in Fairfield, Connecticut
last Sunday.
* * *
Peter L. Barbuto, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Barbuto of
31 Maynard Drive, Farmingdale,
received his BS degree from
Bentley College in Waltham,
Massachusetts on Sunday.
Baptist Church To Hold
Summer Supervised Activites
The Farmingdale Baptist
Church, Carman Road, South
Farmingdale will hold supervised
activities for young people
ages four to 16 during the week
of June 26 to 30 from 9 a. m.
until noon each day.
The youngsters will be divided
into age groups and the varied
activities will include music,
storytelling, recreation and arts
and crafts. The teen- age group
will go one several field trips
during the week. Everyone in
this age group is invited regardless
of church affiliation.
There will be no charge for these
activities.
Registration day will be held
on Saturday afternoon, June 24
from 2 to 3: 30 p. m., although
pre- registration is not required.
Parents night will be held on
Friday, June 30 at 8 p. m. widi
a display of handwork done during
the week.
The Rev. Larry Walker is
Pastor.
Datebook
Saturday, Jw? 17
9 p. m. Installation of officers
at Farmingdale Jewish Center.
Sunday, June 18
2 p. m. Annual Elks Day parade.
Begins at Bar Harbour Shopping
Center.
Wednesday, June 21
8: 15 p. m. Massapequa Park Garden
Club meeting. Program,
' How To Make Corsages' Mrs.
William H. Wruxon, speaker.
Thursday June 22^
11 a. m. James Farmer, former
CORE director to speak at
State University, Farmingdale,
Public is invited.
Crestwood Project Gets OK
Work on the improvement of
Crestwood Boulevard, South
Farmingdale, which has been delayed
pending resolution of engineering
and legal problems,
is now underway and is scheduled
for completion in about three
months, according to Councilman
Frank J. Hynes.
The project will be done by
the low bidder, J. C. P. Contracting
Corporation of Free-port
at a cost of $ 147,021. The
work includes storm water
drainage, curbs, soil- cement
base and resurfacing. The project
will extend from the Southern
State Parkway to Main Street.
Cadettes Plan Canada Trip
Cadette Troop 347 of Farmingdale
will leave for a five day
trip to Canada on Monday, June
26.
The group will make overnight
stops at White River Junction,
Vermont and will men visit Quebec
with a visit to the Shrine of
St. Anne De Beaupre. A visit
to Expo 67 at Montreal will conclude
the trip.
The troop, which has recently
concluded a fund raising drive,
meets weekly at St. Thomas Undercroft.
Schuster Wins
Math Competition
The winner of die intra- school
Math League competition at Mill
Lane Junior High School was
Steven Schuster who was awarded
a book, a pin, and a certificate.
Richard Frey and Robert Axel-rod
finished second and third
respectively, and were awarded
pins, certificates, and emblems
for their efforts. The other
winners who received certificates
were : Raymond Kremer,
Steven Weigel, Christopher
Visco, Marguerite Luck, Steven
Bothin, Larry Nadler, Barbara
Sagar, Diane Weir, and Joann
Singer.
LEGAL NOTICE
FARMINGDALE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
UNION FREE SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 22
TOWNS OF OYSTER BAY
AND BABYLON
COUNTIES OF NASSAU AND
SUFFOLK
FARMINGDALE, L. I. NEW YORK
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE 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
within 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.
Bids will be received and publicly
opened by the Board of
Education on June 22, 1967, at
11: 00 a. m. ( DST) in the Business
Office at 521 Conklin Street,
Farmingdale, New York.
Contract specifications will be
available at the office of the
District Clerk, 521 Conklin
Street, Farmingdale, New York,
any week day, Monday dirough
Friday, between 9: 00 a. m. and
4: 00 p. m. ( DST) commencing June
15, 1967.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to accept or reject
any or all bids and re- advertise
and, further, reserves
me rights as contained in the
specifications.
BY ORDER OF THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Veronica Hansen
District Clerk
// 190 IT Observer June 15, 1965
Robert E. Becker Jr. of 149
Crestwood Boulevard, Farming-dale,
was appointed director of
interline sales for American Airlines.
He will coordinate A meri-can's
marketing efforts with all
the world's airlines. An alumnus
of Duke University, Becker is a
reserve officer in U. S. Navy Air
Intelligence.
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