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\Triangle Girl lis Awarded {Scholarship 4* Joanne Evelyn Zanky of * Sunbeam Triangle No. 123 of f *» Farmingdale was recently notified that she is the recipient of a $500. Rose E. Scherer Scholarship award. She is the £ daughter of Wilma & William • Zanky, 15 Devon La., Wheatley £ Hills. 2 The Organization of Triangles, Inc. is a fraternal organization «* for teenage girls who. are related •fl by blood to a Master Mason or 9 are the daughter of an Eastern •2 Star or Amaranth member. The B duties taught in triangle are: To m God - expressed in loyalty and * devotion to the faith in which they • are reared; To others - expressed £ in respect and filial devotion to parents, consideration and un- derstanding through human relationships in every day life, and earnest participation in charitable projects; To herself - leading a wholesome and blameless life; developing in- telligence and a high sense of self respect. This scholarship fund was created as recognition of the service to triangle by Rose E. Scherer, the founder of the organization, and is awarded primarily for service to Triangle as well as activity outside that fulfills the concept of a \Triangle Girl/\ Joanne E. Zanky is Past Beloved Queen of Sunbeam Triangle and is also active in Glory Deo Lutheran Church, Walkathon '76. She will be at- tending State university of N.Y., College at New Paltz, N.Y. this fall majoring in Music Theory. LIVING ft LOVING AFTER SIXTY: Shown chairing a recent lecture on the above topic at the Main St. Library, Farmingdale, are [left to rigit/front row] Hope Brockway, C.W. Post geriatric counselor and Joan Brodowski, Director Activities, Daleview Nursing Home & Manor H.R.F. Several community residents that stayed on to discuss the interesting topic further were; Helen Bancalari and Joseph Baranowski. fcp x ' • ; M : v^l 3# •-. Si —•—• PC ^K_ ^ H m 1*_^ 1 *c MONOGRAM \DEALER\ - Haugen Bros. Inc. of Farmingdale, has been honored with General Electric's \Monogram Distinguished Dealer\ award for 1976. Cited for \outstanding contributions to the development, growth and maturity\ of the central air conditioning industry, Andrew Haugen, was presented the \Monogram Distinguished Dealer Award\ plaque by GE's Central Air Con- ditioning Business Department, as his wife, Louise, looks on. QUALITY WHITE LATEX HOUSE PAINT WHITE ONLY • SUG. RET. 12.59 WOLLY'S ,INC. _. U4RDWARE _^ ' ' 310 MAIN STREET FARMINGDALE 249-0200 Tri-State [Continued from page 1] Purcell noted that \Tri-State has now taken up the exact position HUD has established against the people of Hempstead and Oyster Bay. Tri-State, if this document is given official recognition by HUD, would have the power to recommend disapproval of local government applications for federal and state grants on the grounds that the local government has not shown that it is working to meet the totally unrealistic housing goals that some group of appointed officials, with no suburban representation, has established.\ In addition to seeking the power to take away all State and Federal grants as a method of forcing Nassau local govern- ments to start constructing almost 1,900 units per year of low- income projects, Colby noted that \Tri-State is recommending that once again a State agency, such as the Urban Development Corporation, be given the authority to override local zoning in an effort to bring about the destruction program Tri-State is recommending. That flies in the face of the action taken by the elected officials on this State who stripped that power from the UDC.\ Colby noted that since the Tri- State is established by the legislatures of three states, \I believe one area that the Supervisors should discuss at the meeting would be the asking of our State Legislature to consider the dismantling of Tri-State since it is showing itself to be an agency responsible to no one and has arrogantly recommended a policy that is the exact opposite of the action of the elected representatives of the people of this State.\ Sr. Housing [Continued from page 1] Town to all but delegate its zoning powers and respon- sibilities to the federal agency. \Instead of responding to the needs of the community for more housing for our seniors, HUD has expressed its intent to impose more low-income housing on the Town to meet the needs of the Metropolitan area as the price for funding senior citizen housing,\ Colby stated. F\C Leagues [Continued from page 7 ] French ft Tucker Ferrity win as the Roller Derby Queens, Scott Ahern as the Laughing Hiena, Rich Lombardo for the Star Spangled Banner, and Kenny Oschmann as the big mean green machine. East Memorial Rec. Center had their annual costume parade this past week with Jennifer McBean, Capt. Kelli and Megan Hughes winning for the 1st & 2nd grade girls. For the 1st & 2nd grade boys honors went to Terrance Young, Lance Shaughnessy and Frank Chiusa. The 3rd & 4th grade girls had Kristen Bonino, Lisa Allen, Sonia Glascot and Carilyn Smith winners. 3rd & 4th grade boys winners were Billy Young, Gary Scherer, and Anthony Santageld. East Memorial basketball team has shown great im- provement with Joe Zarod, Kewkcz, Jeff Sidorski, Ken Gordon & Joe Panasello providing the offensive punch. The girls softball team is playing very good with Debbie Brent; Claudine Andrews and Sue Barbari (2 homeruns) supplying hitting and great pitching being done by Kathy Poh. 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