Students Raise
$437 For CP
Farmingdale High School students participated recently in
the Rainbow Tag Day for Cerebral
Palsy.
Armed with cannisters and
sashes, the Dalers were stationed
at key locations at shopping
centers, banks, and business
areas. There was a three hour
shift on Friday night manned
almost entirely by Key Club
members and applicants. The
exceptions were two young ladies,
Linda Lackoer and Donna Kopt,
EXCHANGE TEACHER
who collected at the Bankers
Trust Co. Unaffected by the cold
and the rain, the Key Clubbers
amassed $234.00 that night. The
three shifts on Saturday, which
were taken up by members of
the
History
Club, Future
Teachers Club, Future Nurses
Club, Future Secretaries Club,
and the Honor Society, collected
slightly less than did the Friday
night shift.
After twelve hour s of collection
by almost one hundred volunteers, $437.00 was raised. The
drive, coordinated by four Key.
Club chairmen, was considered
a success.
Joseph W. Cox of 623 Conklin
St., Farmingdale, a long time
resident of this town, passed
away on Friday, May 21. After
service in World War I, Mr.
Cox was well known as a heavyweight boxer and also, in the
restaurant field.
He is survived by his wife,
Lee; his son, Clarence Cassidy; two brothers, Hugh and
.George; and two sisters, Gertrude and Minota. Funeral services were held at the McCourt
and Trudden Funeral Homo on
Tuesday, May 25, conducted by
the Rev. Bernhardt Bohrer. Interment was in L.I. National
Cemetery at Pinelawn.
Petito To Install
Dem Officers
The Farmingdale Democratic
Club has announced plans for
a cocktail party to be held in
honor of its newly elected officers. Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor, Michael N. Petito will
install the newly elected officers.
John F. English Nassau County
Democratic Leader will also attend. The affair will be held on
Sunday afternoon June 13th at the
Lobsterman Restaurant.
Tickets are priced at $10 per
couple and may be obtained from
Mrs. Mildred De Marco, at CHapel 9-0023.
Deputy County Executive Thomas J, Portela, who attended the
recent "Sunday in the Park" arts exhibit sponsored by the Regional
Arts Center Committee of the L.I. Arts Center, Inc. stops to chat
with young Howard Tucker of Massapequa Park, John DiCapua of
North Massapequa and Mrs. Norman Kass of Massapequa Park,
Chairman of the Farmingdale Youth Council's Cultural Arts Program.
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
BOARD OF APPEALS
Regular meeting of the Board
of Appeals, Town of Oyster Bay,
will be held in the Town Board
Hearing Room, Town Hall, Oyster Bay, on Thursday, June 3,
1965 at 8:00 p.m.
CASE #65-255
APPELLANT—Bernard
and
Phoebe Batz, 44 Carman Blvd.,
Amityville.
SUBJECT—Variance to allow an
existing residence to remain
on a plot having less area than
the Ordinance requires, also
to allow an existing detached
garage to remain having less
side and rear yards.
LOCATION—East side of Carman Blvd., 720 ft., north of
Roosevelt Avenue, Amityville.
CASE #65-256
APPELLANT—Carl B. and Dianen Batz, 44 Carman Blvd.,
Amityville.
SUBJECT—Variance to erect
a residence cm a plot having
less width, area and less aggregate side yards than the
Ordinance requires, also the
encroachment of eave and gutter.
LOCATION—East side of Carman Blvd., 640 ft., north of
Roosevelt Avenue, Amityville.
Oyster Bay, New York
May 24, 1965
BY ORDER OF THE
BOARD OF APPEALS
Town of Oyster Bay
Raymond H. Schoepflin,
Chairman
Ellsworth Allen, Secretary
#198 IT OBSERVER May 27,1965
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that a Public Hearing will be
held by the Zoning Board of Appeals on the Inc. Village of Farmingdale at the Village Hall, 361
Main Street, Farmingdale, New
York, on June 2nd, 1965, at 8:00
P.M., EDT.
The following cases will be
heard:
CASE #3-65: Application by
Alma Construction Corp., for a
variance to permit the construction of a 14 X 24 extension with
dormers, on the 2nd floor of
residence at #226 Melville Road,
leaving an area of less than 10
feet between the proposed extension and the existing garage
to the easterly side of the proposed addition, in violation of
the Zoning Ordinance which requires a minimum of 10 feet between residence and detached
garage.
These premises are
shown on the Nassau County Land
& Tax Map as being in Section
49, Block 171, Lot 103 and part
of 115.
CASK #9-05: Application by
Irene Vito of #633 Conklin Street,
Farmingdale, N.Y. , to legalize
the existing use of a two family
residence, purchased as such in
1952, at which time present or
previous owner failed to record
by building permit such two family occupancy. The area in
question is a Residence MBH"
District which permits two family residences, and at the date
of purchase the present plot size
Pag* 16
LEGAL NOTICE
QAYROLL SAVINGS
WILL FEATHER YOUR
NEST.
y-*+
Buy I S Savings Bonds
REGULARLY
Armed Forces
Pvt. Glenn A. Smith, whose
mother,
Mrs. Lillian Smith,
lives at 25 Elizabeth St., Farmingdale, completed a 12-week
communications center specialist
course May 21 at the Army Southeastern Signal School, Fort Gordon, Ga.
Smith was trained in the use of
teletype sets, tape relay operations and in the operation of long
distance communications equipment.
The 20-year-old soldier was
employed by the City Squire Motor
Inn., New York City, as an auditor, before entering the Army in
September 1964. He completed
basic training at Fort Dix, N. J.
was adequate for two family use.
This residence is equipped with
separate bathroom and kitchen
for each family. These premises are shown on the Nassau
County Land & Tax Map as being
in Section 49, Block 85, Lot 47.
CASE #10-65: Application by
Frank Patino of #27 Oakview
Ave., for a variance from the
requirements of Fence OrdinLEGAL NOTICE
ance #39, Section 2a, requesting legalization of an existing
"SUPPLEMENTAL"
fence situated on the northerly THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
side of the residence in violaOF NEW YORK
tion of side yard requirements TO
of such ordinance.
EDGAR DAVIS (Jr.)
and
The purpose of this fence is to
MAMIE DAVIS and any and
provide privacy from heavy comall unknown persons whose
mercial traffic utilizing Eastern
names or parts of whose
Parkway, and privacy from 24names and whose place or plahour a day work shift operating
ces of residence are unknown
at the Plastic Calendering Facand cannot after diligent intory located opposite this resiquiry be ascertained, distribdence, in addition to school chilutees, heirs-at- law and nextdren roaming all over the propof- kin of said MARY L. KELerty when alighting from school
SEY, deceased and if any of
buses.
the said above distributees
All persons in interest and citnamed specifically or as a
izens will be given an opportunclass be dead, their legal reity to be heard with respect to presentatives their husbands
the above cases.
or wives, if any, distributees
By Order of the
and successors in interest •
ZONING BOARD OF
whose names and /or places of
APPEALS
residence and post office adINC. VILLAGE OF dresses are unknown and
FARMINGDALE
cannot after diligent inquiry
JAMES J.MVKENNA,
be ascertained.
Village
Clerk
GREETINGS:
Dated: May 24, 1905
WHEREAS, GEORGE J. WOOD
#199 IT OBSERVER May 27,1965 who resides at West" Street,
Sou thing ton, Connecticut has
Dorothy B. Reuttgers of Woodward Parkway School, South
Farmingdale, an exchange teacher met last week with some of
their American counterparts in
Albany. Mrs. Reuttgers served
on the New York State Teachers
International Relations Committee with six other New York educators
DAUGHTER BORN
A daughter, Patricia Ann, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Alec Scarpellini of 400 Fulton Street,
Farmingdale recently at Mercy
Hospital.
NANCY SCARCI
TO RECEIVE B.A.
AURORA, N. Y. — Miss Nancy
E. Scarci, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Angelo Scarci of 21 Alexander Ave., Farmingdale, will
receive the Bachelor of Arts
degree at Wells College's 97th
commencement on Monday, May
31.
Miss Scarci, an English major,
is an honors student at Wells.
She is secretary-treasurer of
the dramatic club and has acted
in college plays. She is active
in student government, has been
on the staff of the student newspaper and is a member of the
Newman and psychology clubs.
Miss Scarci is a graduate of the
Half Hollow Hills High School
in Huntington.
The commencement speaker
will be President T. C. Mendenhall of Smith College. Dr. Ernest Gordon, Dean of the Chapel
at Princeton University, will
preach
the
Baccalaureate
sermon.
Band, Chorus
Receive Ratings
(Continued from Page 1)
Lane piano - M. Budoff VI-A;
D. Goldbert VI-A; Gl Wilhelm
VI-A. High School percussion G. Fedan VI-A. High School
brass - J. Bennis VI-B; K. Cohen
VI-B; High School strings - D.
Mudd VI-B. High School pianoC. Klesh VI-B. High School voiceD. Mudd VI-B. High School woodwinds - V. Muscanero V-A; L.
Walsh V-A. Mill Lane woodwindG. Sherman V-A. High School
percussion - J. Gitlin V-A. High
School brass ensemble - V-A,
High School voice - N. Bostic
V-A; High School brass - R.
LaSala V-B. High School pianoC. Miller V-B.
High School woodwinds - A.
Blais I V-A; M. Gelerter I V-A.
Mill Lane woodwinds - B. Hudson
IV-A, L. Rappaport IV-A; F.
Nesselroth IV-A; S. Levin IV-A.
Mill Lane strings -D. Metzger
IV -B. Mill Lane flute duet - B.
Lander and T. McDonald - IV-B.
Parkway Oaks Strings - C. Zahn
III-B. Mill Lane strings - M,
Goldberg III-B; String trio M. Goldberg, D. Metzger, G.
Meister III-B; G. Meister III-C.
East Memorial School - woodwinds K. Brown II-A; G. Fischer
II-A. Parkway Oaks - brass R.
Cohen II-A. East School brass N. Beckinstein II-A; Parkway
Oaks flute duet - C. Friend
and R. Kassler - II-A. Woodward Parkway strings - E.
Pasternak I-B; J. Keller - I-B.
First National City
makes more than
twice as many loans
as any other
New York area bank.
Aren't you glad
First National City
is so near you in Nassau?
FIRST NATIONAL CITY
...the only bank your family ever needs
1 4 CONVENIENT BRANCHES IN NASSAU, INCLUDING
FARMINGDALE
250 Conklin Street
Come in and meet Frank Sixt, Manager
or call him at MY 4 - 7600
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
lately applied to the Surrogate's L.S.
WITNESS, HON. JOHN D.
Court of our County of Nassau,
BENNETT, Surrogate of our
to have a certain instrument in
said County of Nassau, at
writing bearing date the 19th day
the Surrogate's Office, at
Mineola, in the said County,
of May, 1953 relating to both real
the 17 day of May 1965.
and
personal properly duly
S/ MICHAEL F. RICH
proved as the Last Will and TestCLERK OF THE
ament of MARY L. KELSEY deSURROGATE'S COURT
ceased who was at the time of
her death a resident of Old West- DAVID A. KRAEMER
bury, L.L, New York in said ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER
OFFICE & P.O. ADDRESS
County of Nassau,
THEREFORE, you, and each of 342 POST AVENUE
you, are cited to show cause be- WESTBURY, N.Y.
fore the Surrogate's Court of
This citation is served
upon you as required by
our County of Nassau, at the Surlaw. You are not obliged to
rogate's Court Nassau County
appear in person. If you
Court House, Mineola in the
fail to appear, it will be
County of Nassau, on the 7th day
assumed that you consent
of July 1965 at 9:30 A.M. of that
to the proceedings, unless
day why the said Will and Testayou file written verified
ment of MARY L. KELSEY, deobjections thereto. You
ceased should not be admitted to
have a right to have an
probate as a Will or real and perattorney-at-law
appear
sonal property.
for you.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
We have caused the seal of * #190 4T Observer May 20, 27,
June 3, 10, 1965
the Surrogate's Court of our
said County of Nassau to be
hereunto affixed.
ForminodoU OBSERVER Thundoy, May 27, 1965