Youngsters To Participate In UNICEF Drive Sun
Farmingdale children will participate this Sunday in a house
to house collection of funds to be
donated to UNICEF to use for the
health and welfare of needy chil-
B r o w n i e ' s ) To
Entertain Dads
The Brownie Girl Scouts of
Mid-Island Council, will entertain their Fathers with song and
dance of the Gay Nineties on
Saturday, February 18 and Saturday February 25 at the Albany Ave. school.
On Saturday, February 18,
troops 73, 11, 48, 628 and 641
wim their leaders Mrs. D.AnMrs. Julia E. Kuttner, of 29 William Street, Farmingdale will derson, Mrs. R. Cullinan, Mrs.
exhibit antiques at the 23rd annual National Antiques show to be R. Willard, Mrs. J. Bertolotti,
Mrs. W. Vogel, Mrs. R. Horan,
held at Madison Square Garden February 21 to March 2.
Mrs. R. Owens, Mrs. R. Stenson, Mrs. D. Krisch and Mrs.
K. Kiessling will assist in serving luncheon. On Saturday, Feb.
25 troops 670. 676, 615 and 349
wim their leaders Mr. D. Brown,
Mrs. G. Walter, Mrs. R. Stein,
Mrs. A. McKibbin, Mrs. P. Rosa,
up's
award
will
be
a
$500
scholDoris E. Steinhardt ranked
Mrs. F. George, Mrs. J. Baehrel
first in a written homemaking arship.
knowledge and attitude test given
Following her selection, the and Mrs. T. 0*Grady will serve
to senior girls and becomes State Homemaker of Tomorrow, luncheon.
Farmingdale's 1967 Betty Crock- together with a school advisor,
Cancer Society Slates
er Homemaker of Tomorrow. will join winners and advisors
Nurses Conference
Registered for the test were from each of the 49 other states
581,334 girls in 14,753 of the and the District of Columbia
The American Cancer Sonation's high schools, a new in an expense-paid educational ciety's Second Annual Nurses'
record for the 13 years the pro- tour of Colonial Williamsburg, Conference will be held on Tuesgram has been offered by Gen- Va., and Washington, D.C. Cli- day February 21 from 3:15 to
eral Mills, its sponsor.
max of the trip will be the nam- 8:15 at the A. Holly Patterson
Doris will be awarded a spe- ing of the 1967 Betty Crocker Home, Uniondale, it was ancially designed silver charm, and All-American Homemaker of To- nounced by Miss Grace Kohl,
RN, of Farmingdale, committee
she remains in contention for morrow.
member and Asst. Prof. School
state and national scholarship
Chosen from the state winners of Nursing, New York State Uniawards ranging from $500 to
on the basis of her original versity at Farmingdale.
$5,000.
In the program's next step, a test score, plus personal obserstate Homemaker of Tomorrow vation and interviews during the
will be selected from winners in tour, she will receive a scholall schools of the state. She will arship increased to $5,000.
receive a $1,500 college schol- Grants of second, third and
arship, and her school will be fourth ranking girls in the nagiven a set of Encyclopaedia tion will be raised to $4,000,
Britannica. The state runner- $3,000 and $2,000, respectively.
dren of the world in celebration
of Brotherhood Week.
Collections are due to be turned
in at 4 p.m. in the cafeteria
of the Weldon L. Howitt East
Junior High School. Punch and
cookies, provided by local service clubs and bakeries will be
served to participants. At the
same time, an International FolkSing will be presented by students
of the Farmingdale Senior High
High School in the auditorium.
Any child wishing to participate
may pick up an official container
at the Farmingdale Public Library buildings or at the First
National City Bank on Conklin
Street, Farmingdale.
On Saturday, February 18 at
11 a.m. at the Sooth Farmingdale Branch Library, a film program on brotherhood and international responsibilities will be
presented. Boy Scouts of the
Pine Tree District Troop 711
will act as ushers.
The participating and cooperating groups include:St. Kilian*s,
St. Lukes Lutheran Church,
Farmingdale Methodist Church,
Farmingdale Jewish Center,
Farmingdale Baptist Church and
St. Thomas Episcopal Church.
Doris E. Steinhardt First
In Homemaker Contest
the Auxiliary of the Nassau Composite Squadron V, Civil Air
Patrol, on Tuesday, February 21
at Anselmi's, Bethpage. Major
Keys recently returned from the
Far East and is currently with
the Public Relations Department
of the Grumman Air craft Engineering Company.
The Auxiliary is conducting the
event to raise funds for use in
special programs offered by the
Squadron or Civil Air Patrol.
These include summer encampment, field trips and bivouacs,
and leadership training.
St. Killian's
Mothers Club
Slates Fashion Show
A veteran of 174 flying missions
in Vietnam, Marine Major Jerry
Keyes (retired), will be the guest
of honor at a Dinner-Dance of
Saint Kilian Moment club, will
hold their Seventh Annual Dinner
and Fashion Show on Wednesday,
February 22, at the Huntington
Town House, at 7:30 p.m.
HANDICAPPED CHILDREN PROGRAM sponsored by Oyster Bay
Town's Recreation Department started January 30. Here Kerry
Klein, 6, of 16 Pearl Drive, Plainview, (1.) and Scott Schaller, 8,
of 17 Harriet Drive, Syosset, (r.), draw pictures as Councilman
Ralph J. Marino casts an approving eye. Program is conducted
Mondays and Thursdays from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at Oak Drive School,
Plainview and East Memorial School, Farmingdale.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Dear Neighbor:
As is customary at this time o f y e a r , your volunteer firemen find i t necessary
to set up their program for the coming months. There are some obligations to be
m e t , such as a Benevolent Association, benefits for the sick and needy f i r e m e n ,
a Welfare Fund, and other expenses which are not provided for i n the operating
budget o f the Fire D i s t r i c t . Your interest and support of our A N N U A L F U N D
DRIVE in the past years has been instrumental in the successful operation of the
S.F.F.D.
During 1966, your volunteer firemen responded to 508 c a l l s . 184 were
Emergency calls and 324 were for fires and other miscellaneous c a l l s .
More than 100 of your neighbors are on c a l l 24 hours a day to serve y o u .
There are no tax privileges or other compensation given for this time c o n suming and hazardous w o r k .
Through the efforts o f the Department Training schedule, and the Fire
Inspectors, the losses due to fires in this district have been among the lowest
in Nassau C o u n t y .
In order for the volunteer firemen of the S . F . F . D . to continue to expand
their a c t i v i t i e s to serve y o u , we ask you to participate by m a i l i n g your check
as soon as possible.
Respectfully,
THE S . F . F . D . FUND DRIVE COMMITTEE
Joseph Zureck, Mayor of Farmingdale, is seen being greeted
by Jerry Lagas.se, president of the Police Science Club at the
State University College in Farmingdale, during the Club's observance of National Crime Prevention Week. Prof. C. Dana
Kuhn, faculty advisor to the Police Science Club looks on.
In observing Crime Prevention Week, students of the Police
Science Club held an open house in the crime laboratory, conducted a safety rodeo to test driving skills, and ran films on
auto safety and narcotics.
Farmingdale OBSERVER Thursday, February 16, 1967
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