Thursday, December 26, 1968 FARMINGDALb OBSERVER PAGE 9
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
PERFORMS
The Howitt Junior High
School Band and Chorus
presented a seasonal music
program for the residents
of the Holly Patterson Home
for the Aged on Thursday
afternoon, December 19.
Several music groups from
Mill Lane Junior High School
performed at both the Suffolk
State School in Melville
and at Central Islip State
Hospital on December 17
and 19.
CHURCH TO
RECOGNIZE STUDENTS
Sunday, Derp^ iber 29, is
Student Recognition Sunday
at the Farmingdale Methodist
Church, when 15 collegians
will participate in
the two worship services.
The general theme, " God's
People in Mission" will be
the theme of the services
and the subject of a dialogue
sermon in which both
pastors and collegians will
participate.
FIREMAN OF THE YEAR: John Kort of the Farmingdale
Fire Department ( right) receives his " Volunteer Fireman
of the Year" award from Joseph Franklin, Sales Manager of
a beverage firm, at a recent banquet honoring 130 Long
Island volunteers. Each of the firemen was chosen by his
department chief for outstanding performance of duty
throughout the year.
FIREMAN OF THE YEAR: Richard Klein of the South
Farmingdale Fire Department ( right) receives his " Volunteer
Fireman of the Year" award from Joseph Franklin,
Sales Manager of a beverage firm.
With the gladness
of pealing bells,
we wish you all
the joys oi
happy holiday, from all of usl
Robert's Beauty Cottage
795 CONKLIN STREET, CH 9- 7593 • FARMINGDALE
JOYOUS NEW
YEAR
Feng's Restauranl
252 Main Street Farmingdale
BUHL NOW MARKETING
SUPERWIDE PROJECTOR
The Buhl Projector Company
of Farmingdale has
recently developed and is
now offering a new overhead
projector especially designed
to provide an extra large
picture in classrooms and
training rooms with limited
space.
The new Buhl Model 80-
Superwide 10" focal length
overhead projector, will, at
any given distance from the
screen, provide the biggest
picture of any overhead projector
available today. Only
five feet from the screen, it
will project a five- foot- square
picture, nearly three times
the projection area provided
by a 14- inch focal length
model. At a four- foot distance,
it will project a four-foot-
square image, and at
eight feet from the screen,
an eight- foot square image.
SERVES ON
COLLEGE PAPER STAiF
Christine Flatley of Farmingdale
is serving as a member
of the sports writing staff
of The Ithacan, the Ithaca
College student weekly newspaper.
The paper has a circulation
of more than 4,000
among the students and
faculty of the College.
Miss Flatley, a sophomore
in the School of Health and
Physical Education, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Flatley, 36 Park
Circle North, Farmingdale.
whether
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or that
high social event
Our customers are the
best dressed people in town
because we keep their garments
looking fresh and new— always!
We have a special process
that will rejuvenate your entire
wardrobe. It is called—
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You don't have to take our
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demonstration of what our
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More than 500 toys and goodies were
collected by Psi Theta Epsilon sorority at
State University at Farmingdale and presented
to the children's ward at Kings Park
State Hospital. Looking on ( left to right)
Dr. Charles W. Laffin, Jr., President of
the college; John Flynn, Kings Park State
Hospital; Kathy McCormick, President of
the sorority; Ronnie Shyan> Chairman of
the Christmas drive; and Santa Clans..
