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a: UJ oa tii > o >• < «/> at => X I- 2 UJ -J < Q O 2 at «< u. in X I- classified advertising '42-Autoi, Trucks for Hire LEGAL NOTICE 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 VI! 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 (BF0Q> for the job in question or that the employer is not covered by the Civil Rights Act. [ I 1 RENTACAR Cars * Trucks * Mobile Homes Daily * Weekly * Monthly - MOLE FORD - 598-0834 264-5800 51 -Services Misc. 17-Rooms for Rent FARMINGDALE Large nicely furnished room. Reasonable. CH 9-7527. F.P. t/f 'f 1-6-72 Large furnished room - private entrance. Kitchen privileges. CH 9-4620. F.P 1/t 11-11-76 18-Rooms Wanted Room wanted - Kitchen privileges. in Farmingdale. - 2% weeks. British Male Exchange student. 694-0072. F.P. 1/t 11-11-76 20-Lost & Found LOST - Aluminum cane in back of Bohack. Call Ch 9-0940. FP. 1/t 11-11-76 Alcoa Aluminum Siding installed at mechanics prices. White gutters & leaders. Re-roofing & storm damage repairs. CH 9- 3541. F.P. t/f 71 Will machine simonize cars reasonable! Appointment only Call 694-2511 F.P. ] 3/T 4-29-76 57-Baby Sitting/Chi Id Care . ( j .— Will care days for 1 of 2 children up to 5 years of age in my home. CH 9-7338. F.P. , j t/f 71_ LEGAL NOTICE { SUFFOLK COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES GENERAL ENGINEERING NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DISCHARGE UNDER PROVISIONS OF NEW YORK STATE POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM. s APPLICATION NO. NY 0132837 Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to Titles 7 & 8 of Article Business Directory PORTRAITS erf a, lifetime CLAIRE STUDIOS j237 MAIN STREET - FARMINGDALE Call or Stop in for an Appointment - MY 4-5033 ^m m m^^^*^^^^ FARMIHGDALE'S OLDEST DRUQ STORE MARGRO PHARMACY j Successor To -RAPPAPORT PHARMACY - - COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE - Have Your Physician Phone Us Your Prescription , - Free Prompt Delivery - i248 MAIN STREET Phone: CHapel 9-0066 Green & White •;i Taxi : To All Airports ; From Farmingdale LOW RATES ! CH9-1212 : Auto Insurance Youngsters - Oldsters monthly payments, discounts dividends - auto loans - TELEPHONE SERVICE - MURRAY TUCK, INC. -3188! Fulton St., Farmingdale j ?49-l490 HELP WANTED OPERATORS • PRESSERS FLOOR HELP on Ra ncoat? All Sections Open UNION SHOP All Benefits WE ARE EXPANDING OUR FACTORY. Raincraft Corp. 262 EASTERN PARKWAY FARMINGDALE 249-1014 1 i \Ask for Uwi«\ 17 of the Environmental Con- servation Law of New York State for the administration of and the issuance of permits under said tew, i M. & N. Supply Corporation has filed a permit'application with the • Suffolk County Depart- ment of Health Services at its office located at Suffolk County Center, Riverhead,, New York 11901, where the application and related documents are available for the public to inspect. The applicant proposes to discharge 1240 gallons per day of sanitary wastes into groundwaters, from a sub- surface disposal system at the applicants facility located north side Allen. Boulevard, west of Baiting Place Road, Farmingdale, New York, where the applicant intends to operatei a light manufacturing facility J The Suffolk County!Department of Health Service^ tentatively intends toi issue a State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (SPDES) permit for the subject dischargees). A final issuance will follow; (1) review of the application to assure compliance with all applicable provisions of Article 17 of the Environmental Conservation Law of New York State and all • applicable provisions of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amend- ments of 1972 (P.L. 92-500); (2) development of special con- ditions 'setting forth specific effluent limitations and other controls applicable to the dischargees) described above including schedules of com- pliance; (3) development of monitoring and reporting requirements for the applicants performance ) consideration of all,Written comments from persons who qualify, as described below, as interested parties on this notice of application. Any person interested in this application who; wishes to comment thereon or become an interested party in any proceeding regarding this ap- plication must notify the un- dersigned in writing stating specific areas of interest no later than thirty (30) days from date of this Publication Notice. All such 1 written comments will be retained by the Department and considered in the formulation of the final determination. Any such interested party will be eligible to be heard if a public hearing is ultimately held in connection with this application. Further information may be obtained from the Suffolk County Department of Health Services, Suffolk County Center, Riverhead, New York 11901, 727 4700, extensions 568 or 557. Robert Villa, P.E.; Chief General Engineering F.Post 1/T 11-11-76 #4866 I LEGAL NOTICE Notice-is hereby given that an order entered by the Supreme Court, Nassau County, on the 3rd day of Nov., 1976, bearing Index #19912/76 which! may he examined at i the 'office of the Clerk, located at 240 Old Country Rd., Mineola, N.Y. in record room, grants me the right, ef- fective on the 10th day of Dec, 1976, to assume the name of WILLIAM LEGNAME. My present address is 745-3 Conklin St., Farmingdale; the date of my birth is 9/23/24, the place of my birth is Kings County; my present name is VITO LEGNAME a/k/a WILLIAM LEGNAME. F. Post 1/T 11/11/76 04887. i The festive spirit of Halloween was celebrated for an entire week iby Farmingdale : Girl Scouts. : Many troops had parties. Junior i troop 616 spent part of their meeting filling bags with candy, ; which their leaders, Pauline and Shari Marcus, theh delivered to the Pediatric ward of a hospital. Program Consultant Anna Calleri dressed in a marvelous clown costume and entertained Brownie troop 349: i Cadette troop 159 made a party for Brownie troop 670. The cadettes baked and brought cupcakes. The bjownie troop supplied candy. They played games, Pin the Tail on the Black Cat, and the cadettes taught them many songs, some; to sing, some to act out. Many j scouts volunteered their services) to help out at a Halloween party thrown by AHRC. I The scouts blew up balloons' and helped the children play bajl and many games. One of the most important aspects of scouting is service to the community. With this in mind, Patricia and Martha Daunt,! Janine Henry, Beth Rosenstrach and Linda Sperling offered' their services at an AHRC Fair held at their school in Brookville. The girls babysat for the children at the playground area while their parents shopped at the fair. The scouts also took charge of games, amusement park type, for the older children to play. Senior troop 74 spent three days at the Peekskill Dude Ranch, in Peekskill, N.Y. They swam, played volleyball, hiked and rode horses.i^Irs. Betty Maurer of Wantagh chaperoned the girls and said she \had a ball.\ The trip was made possible by the profit from last year's great cookie sale, and the cupcakes and breads the girls made to sell at the Hardscrabble Fair. In ad- dition to their weekly meeting at the home of their advisor, Mrs. Nancy Quinn, the girls from this troop meet at Park stables, one Sunday each month, for a mor- ning of horseback riding. This month, after their ride, they had a cookout at Bethpage Park, ate hot dogs and hamburgers, threw frisbees and had fun. They are terribly proud of scout Lisa Smith who won the title of Grand Champion at Mid-island Coun- cil's horse show this season. Another scout in the troop, Janet Reed, and her mother won First Place in the category of Parent/Daughter team riding. Crazy Quilt The almighty termite acts as the impetus for one man's return to the world of caring and ideas in the film Crazy 'Quilt, narrated by Burgess, Meredith. The man's return to idealism is aided and abetted by his love for a women who has nothing but ideals. But will the combination of love and termite infestation be eough to overcome the diehard materialism of the protagonist? Come to the Farmingdale Public Library on Thursday ^ November 18, at 7:30. p.m., Merritt Road and Boundary Avenue, to discover the answer. An interesting addition to your Thanksgiving Dessert menu will also be seen in this movie. Photo by Claire Studios McCourt & Trudden FUNERAL DIRECTORS 385 MAIN ST., FARMINGDALE CH 9-1303 (opp. Farmingdale P. O.) tmm 1- , • NEW QUEENS LOCATION 102-17 loist Ave., Ozone Park [212] VI3-1891 Est. 1827. i