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classified advertising 51-Services Mite. Will machine simonize cars asonable- Appointment only 20 Year Party For Eileen Gardens Call 694-2511 F.P 3/ T 4-29-76 Notice The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has issued regulations to the effect that placement of help wanted ad- vertisements in columns classified on the basis of sex will be considered as an ex- pression of a preference based on sex and in violation of title Vf I of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. This law prohibits discrimination based on sex unless sex is a bona fide occupational qualification for the particular job involved. Therefore advertisers subject to these regulations will list available jobs under the general heading \HELP WANTED.\ Per- sons of both sexes should consult the listings under this heading. Where there is an in- dication of a preference for a particular sex the advertiser represents that such sex is a bona fide occupational qualification i BFOQi for the job in question or that the employer is not covered by the Civil Rights Act. IT-Rooms for Rent FARMINGDALE Large nicely furnished room. Reasonable. CH 9-7527. F.P. t/f 1-6-72 42-Autos, Trucks for Hire RENTACAR Cars * Trucks * Mobile Homes Daily * Weekly * Monthly - MOLE FOR D - 598-083 4 264-580 0 51-Services Misc. Alcoa Aluminum Siding installed at mechanics prices. White gutters & leaders. Re-roofing & storm damage repairs. CH 9- 3541. F.P. t/f 71 57-Baoy Sitting/Chi Id dare Will care days for l or 2 children up to 5 years of age in my home. CH 9-7338. F.P. t/f 71 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BY THE BOARD OF APPEALS Pursuant to the provisions of Art. I - Div. 3, Section 67 of the Building Zone Ordinance, Notice is hereby given than the Board of Appeals will hold a Public Hearing in the Town Hall East Building Meeting Room, Audrey Avenue, Oyster Bay, New York on THURSDAY evening, SEP- TEMBER 30,1976 at 8:00 p.m. to consider the following cases: FARMINGDALE: 7fe342 - JOHN T. MC NUTT: Variance to erect a fence having greater height than the Or- dinance allows. - N/E/Cor. Hemlock Dr. and Bruce La. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS Town of Oyster Bay Raymond H. Schoepflin, Chairman Robert Swenson, Secretary OYSTER BAY, NEW YORK SEPTEMBER 20, 1976 F. Post 1/T 9-23-76 #4857 People who stand out- side the church and criti- cize those on the inside have very little to do. In the 1950's when Nassau County was growing in leaps and bounds, a prominent Long Island developer chose a secluded wooded area in northeast Massapequa to build attractive six room ranch style homes. It was 1956 when sixty-six eager new homeowners, most of whom knew little about seeding fertilizing and crabgrass, moved into \Eileen Gardens.\ Their occupations were varied - - teaching, law, medicine, businessmen, truck drivers, civil service, police, public utilities, building trades - all definitely middleclass and all respectful of the privacy of each other. Visiting was always preceded by a knock on the door or a telephone call. They watched as other housing developments, a neighborhood shopping center and a beautiful new elementary school were built on the surrounding open farm lands. Now, twenty years later, grasses are greener, children have grown, parents are older, neighbors have come and gone, their school is being phased out and their country road has become a highway leading to one of Long Island's largest regional shopping malls. However, of the original sixty-six home owners, thirty families have remained. To celebrate twenty years of tranquil neighborliness these thirty couples are participating Business Directory PORTRAITS oj a lifetime, CLAIRE STUDIOS 237 MAIN STREET- FARMINGDALE 1 Call or Stop in for an Appointment - MY 4-5033 FARMIHGDALE'S OLDEST DRUG STORE MARGRO PHARMACY Successor To - RAP PA PORT PHARMACY - - COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE — Have Your Physician Phone*Us Your Prescription - Free Prompt Delivery - 248 MAIN STREET Phone: CHopel 9-0066 in an evening of dining and dancing at a local restaurant. A souvenir booklet is being compiled depicting the history of the families over the last twenty years. The builder of this develop- ment, Michael Forte, has been informed of this get-together And it is hoped he will be pleased to know that so many buyers of his homes have remained to celebrate twenty happy years. The coordinators of this event are: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cody, Mr. and Mrs. William Darling, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downie, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herrmann, Mr. and Mrs. George Reuter, Mr. and Mrs. John Schulte. Fashion Show Sisterhood of the Farmingdale Jewish Center, 425 Fulton Street, Farmingdale, presents \Fashion By Maddy\ Thursday, Oct. 28, 7:30 p.m. Dinner is included for a donation of $6.50. For more in- formation call 694-2343. Model Regatta A Model Yacht Racing Regatta will begin at 10 a.m. on Sunday, October 10, at Salisbury Lake in Eisenhower Park, a facility of the Nassau County Department Of Recreation and Parks, The regatta for radio-controlled Marblehead 50/800 sailing yachts is conducted by the Salisbury Model Yacht Club. Spectators are welcome. Serving The Comr.tunity For 40 Years RAMO Farmingdale Pharmacy TH E PRICELES S INGREDIEN T I N YOU R PRESCRIPTIO N IS TH E PHARMACY WHICH FILLS I T - 3 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS AT YOUR SERVICE - 7REE DELIVERY FREE PICK-UP 425 Main St. CH9-0261-2 HOURS, •y Sat. 9am to 7pm CLOSED SUNDAY SSBXSSXXXXSS6XS36SX9S90SSS96XS6XX9SX%A ftatev&M NURSING HOME & MANOR Twin Facilities Offering co-ordinated services for the III, Convalescent & Retired Senior / Adult COMPLETE REHABILITATIVE SERVICES 574 FULTON STREET FARMINGDALE 694-6242 530 FULTON STREET FARMINGDALE From September 25 thru September 30, daily including Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. the former Hills Store on Conklin Street, Farmingdale, will be the location for the giant Rotary Garage Sale. Over 50 families have contributed items for this great sale. Every day there should be more items. WHAT IS ROTARY? More than three-quarters of a million men in 151 lands belong to the 16,000 Rotary Clubs associated as Rotary In- ternational. Rotary's purpose is service to others through efforts to improve the community, to promote high ethical standards in business and professional life, and to advance the cause of world peace by building bridges of knowledge and understanding among peoples of different nations.) Rotary clubs meet weekly, usually for luncheon or dinner and a program. Membership in a Rotary club is by invitation only, and is on a basis of one representative of each business, profession, or institution, a classification system that en- sures a wide cross section of community representation. \Service Above Self\ ' is a Rotary motto. THE ROTARY CLUB The original Rotary club was organized in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A., by Paul P. Harris, a lawyer. It first met on February, 1905. The Farmingdale Club was chartered in June 1928 and is looking forward to its Golden Anniversary two years hence, and hopes to be able to continue its many helpful projects in the four avenues of Rotary Service: Club, Community,\ Vocational, and International. Green & White Taxi To All Airports From Farmingdale LOW RATES CH9-1212 Auto Insurance Youngsters - Oldsters monthly payments, discounts dividends - auto loans ' - TELEPHONE SERVIC E - MURRAY TUCK,INC. 388 Fulton St., Farmingdale ?io_T49Q HELP WANTED OPERATORS* PRESSERS FLOOR HELP on Raincoat* All Sections Open UNION SHOP All Benefits WE ARE EXPANDING OUR FACTORY. Raincraft Corp. 262 EASTERN PARKWAY FARMINGDALE 249-1014 \Ask for Louie\ i Established 1923 Fifty Years Service To Our Local Communities ARTHUR F. WHITE 315 CONKLIN FARMINGDALE CHapal 9-0336 ALL HOURS 234 BROADWAY BETHPAGE WEIIs 1-1454 Private Parking Field atRegr of Funeral Home Ol H X m > a o m o c a • «< m *n •H m as m 90 to CO «o Cross Country Run Dig out those track shoes! Nassau County residents of all ages are invited to put their speed and stamina to the test in a Cross Couritry Run at Hempstead Harbor Beach Park, Port Washington, on Saturday, Oct. 9 (raindate, Oct. 16), beginning at 2 p.m. Competitors will race over a two-mile marked course of varying terrain within two age groups, under and over 30. Trophies will be awarded to 1st, 2d and 3d place winners. Registration is at the park's Administration office seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. before, the date of the event. For further details, call 883-2215. Hempstead Harbor Beach Park is located on West Shore Road. John Von Leesen John Von Leesen of Whiting, New Jersey, formerly of Far- mingdale, passed away on Sept. 19. He was the husband of Emilie, father of Helen Shafer of Tempe, Arizona, and Joan Stecker of Shirley, L.I. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Member of the Confectioners Plattdeutsch Alterheim Soc. He reposed at the Arthur F. White Funeral Home Inc., 315 Conklin St., Far- mingdale, Religious Service was held Tuesday 8:30 pm, Rev. James Corgee officiating. He operated Von Leesen's Ice \ream Parlor for many years.
