Squires Car Wash To Benefit
Big Brother Movement
The Farmingdale Squires will
conduct a Benefit Car Wash this
Saturday August 17 between the
hours of 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. in
the K of C parking lot on Morton
Street.
Proceeds will be directed to
the Big Brother program conducted
for the benefit of the
boys of St Mary's Orphanage
in Syosset.
There will be a $ 1.00 charge
for a car washing.
Mid Island Will Honor Volunteers
Mid- Is land Hospital will hold a
capping ceremony for Red Cross
Volunteens on Wednesday, August
28, at 8: 00 p. m. in theStaff Room
of the hospital.
Mary Vogel Passes Away
After Prolonged Illness
Mary Vogel, of 21 SunsetAve.,
South Farmingdale passed away
last Friday, after an illness which
lasted several months. She is
survived by her husband, Martin
daughters, Priscilla and Patricia;
a sister, Katherine; and
three brothers, Francis, John
and Bernard Skelly.
The Ladies Auxiliary of V. F. W.
Post # 516 conducted services on
Monday, at the McCourt and
Truden Funderal Home in Farmingdale.
A Requiem Mass was
said at St. Kilian's R. C. Church
on Tuesday.
Interment followed at Long Island
National Cemetery in Pine-lawn.
Car Stolen
Kurt Kumbsky, of 96 Lockwood
Avenue, South Farmingdale, reported
to police the loss of his
1960 Pontiac sedan which was
parked in front of his residence.
The car was locked. Police are
investigating.
Getting a little practice beforehand for the three- legged race; one
of manv games which will be held duringthe Farmingdale Republican
Club Picnic, on Sunday, August 18th, are ( 1. to r.) Robert
Gimbel, Peggy Meyerhoff, Jill Pfoh and Kenneth Meyerhoff.
V. F. W. Luau Will Get Full
Hawaiian Treatment
Corporal George Benkert Jr., Saturday, September 21.
V. F. W. post has announced a A five piece Hawaiian Band will
social Hawaiian Luau to take feature a full Polynesian Revue
place at the V. F. W. Hall, 635 and a Polynesian buffet will be
Main Street, Farmingdale, on served.
One Hour Martinizing
Holds Back To School Contest
Customers of The One Hour
Martinizing store at 75 Merritt
Road, Farmingdale will be eligible
to win any of more than
1,200 prizes being offered in the
nationwide ' Back to School
Sweepstakes', which started this
week.
According to Frank Pflueger
and Ann Rose, co- owners and co-managers
of the store, the grand
prize is a " Family School Bus",
which he further identified as a
fully equipped 1969 Chevrolet Bel
Air Station Wagon. Other prizes
are Magna vox Color Television
AMFM. Stereo Theatre'MGM Play
Tape units; 16 volume New Masters
Encyclopedia sets andSheaf-fer
Den and pencil sets.
Pflueger said that complete
sweepstakes information and free
entry blanks are available at his
store. The contest is also ex-ing
in upcoming issues of The
Saturday Evening Post, Cosmopolitan,
Family Circle, and
Sports Illustrated. Winners will
be selected through random
drawings to be held after the contest
closes September 25.
Nearly 3000 One Hour " Martinizing"
stores across the United
States and Canada are serving
as registration centers for the
" Back To School Sweepstakes".
The promotion was planned by
Martin Sales of Cincinnati, Ohio,
the franchisor of One Hour " Martinizing"
Dry Cleaning.
Lewis J. Yevoli, Democratic candidate for State Assembly in
the Eighth A. D., glumly surveys damage to his campaign trailer after
it was turned over by unknown persons at the Midway Shopping
Center, Plalnview. Police are investigating the incident which
Yevoli said caused $ 1,000 damage to his trailer headquarters.
Farmingdale OBSERVER, Thursday, August 15, 1968
Teen Dances
Continue At KC
The Farmingdale Squires
Circle will hold another in a
series of Teen Dances on Friday
August 16, in the Knights of Columbus
Hall, located on Morton
Street.
The event will be supervised
by a committee headed by Joseph
Magliato, Youth Activities
Chairman of the Farmingdale
Council, Knights of Columbus.
Live music will be provided
for dancing which will begin at
8 p. m. Admission is .75 cents
and all teenagers are welcome.
Claudia Calvert Engaged
Mr. and Ms. Claude Calvert of
5 Roxbqjry St., Farmingdale, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Claudia to David Rogan
AHRC Auxiliary
Slates Fall Dance
The Farmingdale Auxiliary of
the Association for the Help of
Retarded Children will holdtheir
annual Fall Dance on Saturday,
September 18, at 9 p. m.. at Sons
of Italy Hall. A cold buffet will
be served. Live music will be
provided by Bernie Jackson and
his Gay Tones. Tickets are priced
at eleven dollars per couple.
Mrs. J. Cottone is in charge or
reservations.
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Rogan
of East Meadow, New York.
Mrs. Earline Pasmore, head
of the Wyandanch Free Library
Association and a resident of 58
Park Circle, South Farmingdale
reported that a meeting was held
Monday night in Wyandanch and
that the offer of a free site for a
library building is being considered.
Funds are needed as well
as advice from all interested parties.
Anyone interested may telephone
her at 293- 9743. Mrs.
Pasmore, who is a Registered
Nurse, is associated with Pan
American Airlines.
Carol Jean Conaway has recently
earned her flight hostess
wings following completion of
the Trans World Airlines' training
course at Kansas City, Missouri.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Conaway of Farmingdale,
and is an alumnae of
Geneseo College inGeneseo, New
York.
PHARMACY
FOOT NOTES
fey David Bodoff.& Sol Elbounv
Req. Phs.
Adaptation to environment has
greatly affected man's physical
appearance. The color of
the eye changes in different
regions due to incidence of
ultra - violet light. Generally
speaking, the darker- skinned
people living in intensely illuminated
areas have dark
eyes, while the eyes of those
living under grey and cloudy
skies are lighter. The three
major types of eye color are
brown, mixed, and light. However,
there are also the black,
found in racial tvpes of the
blackest skins, and the very
pale eyes of the albinos.
Brown eyes are most common
and are characteristic
of all non- white races and
some whites as well. Other
whites have blue or grey eyes
or the " mixed" shades of
green.
It is interesting to note things
significant to particular
areas. Important to this area
is the fine prescription
service plus free delivery offered
at MOBY TRUG, 226
Main St. Tel. CH 9- 0268 Sundry
Dept. includes film.
candy, . cards. . cosmetics,
gifts, . and more.
HELPFUL HINT: A slice of
apple, put in your bread
or cake box will keep your
bread and cake fresh longer.
Lerelti Ymi cordially invites you to attend a
Grand Bahama Hotel
Wednesday, August 28th at 8 PM
Huntington Town House
124 E. Jericho Tpke.. Huntington Sta.
marking the opening of
Loretta Young's
Brides Showcase
of WEST BABYLON
Welcome to an enchantingly different
fashion salon! The Loretta Young
Brides Showcase is an exquisite
bride's world offering you an exclusive,
comprehensive selection of bridal
gowns, attendant dresses, dresses
for mother, accessories, invitations...
and all sorts of other services and
help on the millions of what- to- do's
facing you now.
Admission is Free...
By ticket only. If you are a
prospective bride, drop in at
the Salon or phone 587- 3818 ( or
your free tickets. Each bride-to-
be will receive 3 tickets,
while the supply lasts.
a free honeymoon for two at the glamourous
or one of the many other bridal gift prizes.
[ / / of WEST BABYL ON
1043 W. Montauk Hwy., West Babylon, L . I . , N. Y. 11704, ( 516) 587- 3818
Store Hours: MON. FRI. 11 A. M. 9 P. M., SAT 10 A. M. 6 PM.
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