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- Central yBLIC New 1LLe PU BRAR ew, HicKsy TT generally AVE the ong Vigor 'd- 69 peRvS& ttt int which reKs Bethpage t. Plain- Bethpage ict, Beth- Greg Museum Close ce in an Ma the line a A lack of view-Old administrative staff leadership, filling these needs. and yet retain for the Library funds With their retirement, its District salary may bring about the however, administrative leadership an closing of the Gregory Museum the Museum ha faced the need to tax district status. om Beth JERICHO : raise annual salaries for a It the Museum trustees’ District. within three months, according to was 6 information just received. Even Director and a Curator, because hope that a’ Library-Museum a pointin * PLAINVIEW as the Museum Board of Trustees the State Council on the Arts would result ina ew road, merger proposal and the staff to celebrate funding for the latter is referendum, -an northerly HICKSVILLE e prepare position public op- the Fifteenth of the not an assured for the of er line of OLD Anniversary grant. portunity taxpayers Earth Science Center with Town of leaders, Hicksville to whether. or not its in ISLAND TREES @ BETHPAGE: BETHPAGE an Oyster Bay say House and a School Earth while expressing a willingness to they would the ine of Old . Ope support Gregory Science on 21 and assist the Museum in ac- Museum a an of the ina Fair, April integral part Largest Circulation Weekly Newspaper in Hicksville the of a an affiliation with direction 22nd reality long range complishing Library. crisis the the (the Town leases the in of Old funding absorb County, Althoug initially interested Museu leadership. Heitz Place Courthouse to the the Museum&# proposal ad- fersection 1979 ‘VOL. 33 NO Thursday April 12 (cop 10c “It is ironic that, with more Museum) they have neither a of the Ik County say mittedly appreciative booked school tours than ever, Staff sufficient to administer the Museum collection and services, rally nor and after a busy year of museum nor the funds for an and sympathetic for its financial ong the and services, we are annual contract for Museum problems, the Library Board line to a programs out of for real services to the public. rejected the merger propos Central Events running options Calendar of sustainment”, Richard Evers, Nassau County Museum is (three votes in opposition, two set, New the Museum President-Acting much interested in the fine trustees abstaining). Bethpage — Gregory Museum minerological, In announcing its decision by ct, Plain Director,commentedtoday. Friday, April 13 For months, the Gregory fossil and butterfly and moth letter, the. Library Board, he county many Ernest F. Francke Republican Club, 8:30 VFW Museum Trustees have been collections, but wants to house throug its President, Kenneth.C. generally meeting, p.m., Hal, 320So. Broadway. Hicksville investigating the ‘‘major” collection in one of Jones, expressed the belief that along a unsuccessfully 15 various obtain the County& future cultural- the museum tax *hdivides Sunday, April ways to municipal deserv support Easter Services, Old ‘aid for the museum as to more scientific developments, possibly but that there are District. Sunday Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, so governmental Country Rd. and Jerusalem Ave., Hicksville, 6 8 a.m. and 10 insure the annual at Garvies Point. A County ‘‘take- wh are better nd Plain a.m., readily funding agencies equipped a -m. of the Director and Curator’s over’’ of the Museum, to bear the and Central Gregory responsibility are Easter Sunday Services, Lutheran 40 W. Nicholai salaries. Overtures to the therefore, would cost Hicksville less than fiew, New Trinity Church, county, precariously supported St.. Hicksville, 6:30 a.m. 8:15a.m.,9:45 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. to and to the splendid collection which has the library: the Hicksville Public center of Oyster Bay Township, Tuesday, April 17 the Hicksville Public Library for been created throug the efforts schools, the Town which owns the Tr Bay April general membership meeting Hicksville Chamber of a ‘“‘Take-over’’ of the museum of so many of its volunteer building and presumably, has or plac of Commerce, luncheon, 12 noon, The Jolly Swagma Inn, 100 W. have failed. workers and concerned citizens. some concern for its historical Nicholai St., Hicksville election of officers and directors. Until the the Regarding the possibility of a landmarks and Nassau. present time, County, , Museum Tax which is involved in Knights of Columbus. Jos. Barry Council, 45 Heitz P1. Hicksville, Museum - which serves over Special District, deeply Town of 8:30 p.m. seventy-eight school districts on Oyster Bay Attorney&# Natural History and historical int on the Manetto No. 1025 F & AM, 18 W. Nicholai Island and attracts more Office has advised the Gregory museums. oad which Lodge St., Hicksville, 8:30 Long

visitors each - has Trustees that the State law on tax Bethpage p.m. passing year 18 been to a district creation does not im- Efforts to find some sort of ct, Plain- Wednesday, April self-supporting large Hicksville Kiwanis Club, 12:15 Inn. extent. In its when power a township to establish a public tax funding or a type of Bethpage p.m., Milleridge early years, located in the home of the museum special tax district. Also private endowment funds are rict, Beth- Thursday, April19 ruled out the Town ‘“The Museum has too Hicksville Rotary Club, 12:15 p.m., Milleridge Inn. founders, Gardiner and: Anne by Attorney’s continuing. ence in a office is which much of Hicksville BPOEF, 9 p.m., 80E. Barclay St., Hicksville. Gregory, the Museum was any prerogative Hicksville’s.community direction Hicksville--tax- and sacrifice in Knights of Pythias, 8:30 p.m., VFW Hall, 320 So. Broadway, funded by the Gregorys. Since might permit spirit wrapped-up Plainview of Hicksville. 1973 at the Heitz Place Court- payers, themselves, to establish it, has been ‘the center too with the n house location, Hicksville the a tax district through ‘grass many worthwhile programs Road, unin- for it to itiry Museum has met its annual non- roots’’ action. As an_ these last fifteen years, last easterly Voters Approv Librar Budge salary, operating costs through corporated hamlet, the com- end its operation until the visitor admissions, gift- munity ha no such power. “well meaning solution by local Hicksville posed was elected to the Library considered: Th results from the sales, membership dues, the The Town attorney’s office did residents ha been held on Board of Trustees by a 358 vote. advise the and declares Library Budget vote, from an Annual Gem Museum, however, attempted,’’ Kenneth Barnes, Director of proceeds au-Suffolk Tues., April 10, are as follows: and Mineral Show and fund- that in its opinion, the State Museum President Richard the Hicksville Public Library. generally Yes-303; No-177. raising events, while the Education Law, does permit a Evers. wishes to thank who along the The yes vote was an increase of everyone Curator’s salary has been largely library or public school district to “We wuld: welcome any; ‘line to a last vate. helped to make this a successful assume the administration and as to where 25% over year funded by annual grants from the suggestions th -Old Beth- who campaign. of from tax Museum raise for Mrs. Aaron, ran unop- New York State Council on the funding a museum could $34,00 District. Arts. monies. With this opinion as the 1979-1980 operational cost ork, Far- - incentive, the Museum, in and staff salaries. There must be “Going- Gone! So long as Gardiner and Anne School detailed to the tax- ee the museum founders, December, prepared a some way, also, poll The Nassau of over the country. Sp mem- Gregory, New York County Chapter for a of the of Hicksville jor the resided in Hicksville - until the proposa merger payers the Sclerosis will berships, tennis lessons, weekend 1k County Multiple Society Museum and the as to whether or not of 1978 - the museum had Gregory Township be using these three words at vacations, complimentary spring generally Director Hicksville Public Library, a they would support with their dinners at local restaurants no need of a salary for a their annual Under ... along the ‘‘Anything thé fusion which would correlate taxes the modest needs of this the Sun Auction” scheduled these are but a sample of what or Secretary, Gregorys ing Plain for educational and cultural services valuable community resource.”’ the will be invited to bid through committed, energetic Central April 21st at noon at the Mid public on Island that view, New Shopping Plaza in day. Com to the West Plaza at Mid- lale Union Hicksville Association Island Center and Secretarie Sign Agreeme ict, Far- Shopping The auction will feature personal previedw all merchandise from of the enabled an on, Hicksville Secretaries to a point Representatives employee, injured momentos. business 11:30 A.M Gloria Bethpage items. Hicksville Secretaries the job, to receive full salary for Association President services, celebrities and For further information call stated the 4member ict, Plain- Association and te Hicksville up to two years. The new contract Fitzpatrick donated from all 621-8663 team will. ‘trecom- irmingdale celebrity gifts Board of Education signed a limits the number of days to the negotiating be District, Memorandum of Agreement last equivalent of the number of days mend that the contract ap-

secretaries - York and Thursday afternoon, The full in the employee& work year. proved’’ by the to The contract also 21 association. Dr. ee School contract Was subject approval guarantees Superintendent. Mr. New York of the general membership at a holidays for the 1979-80 school Wilber Hawkins and Josep for the generally meeting held on Tuesday mor- year. Campanella, negotiator also recommended along the ning, april 10th, with approval by Copies of the proposed contract school district Board the h divides the Board expected at a special was distributed among the that the approve members to the contract. ge Central meeting Tuesday evening, April prior meeting view, New 10th. Jnion Free The new two-year contract GOP Club Meeti calls for a of 4% nage, New salary package the first and r line of plus increment year, The Ernest F. Francke south of th Firestone Store and 5% increment the second north of the point or plus Republican Club of Hicksville H.I.P. Building). The new contract also year. will hold their regular monthly Refreshments will be served. a maximum on the The will U.S. gem Baum places meeting at 8:30 P.M. on Friday program b a amount thal. one trict Clerk upon retiring, evening, April 13. The meeting Merchant Marine Academy receive of accumulated sick can will be held at the Veterans of Representative. William leave to one-half annual salary. wh will on Foreign Wars Hall - Wm M. Orlaskey. speak Long Previously, .there was no Island Merchant Marine Gouse Jr. Post No. 3211, located . maximum and ard at 320 South Broadway in Academy the Maritime Under it long-term disability, Hicksville. (The hall is situated Industry. ad requires that a person disabled must apply for state retirement benefits after six'mont School Board Meeti On promotions, it allows a of the Board of Education of the Administration Building. eting person té keep the same salary The Hicksville Public Schools will Division Avenue. Hicksville. rary Board step upon moving to a new A that time will held on position. hold its next regular meeting on they continue Victims" for (Photograph by 8 at being prepared Com- Wednesday, April 25, at 8:15 p.m. with the Budget breakdown for it p.m. Berkowitz) Under Workmen' trip to Hospital. of 1979-80. ount will be pensation, the expired contract in the Board Room the (Se Pag 16) Jp.m Mahon, a former Captain ..of MODORE JOHN BARRY of the Town of Hempstead will Company. 4 Higksville Fire DIVISION, ANCIENT ORDER hold a public hearing in the Town Department will chair a special OF HIBERNIANS scheduled for ‘N GOIN Meeting Pavilion, Town Hall event sef for June in 12 is cancelled Thursda April 12, 1978 — MID Saturday, 30, (Thursday), April ISLAND/PLAINVIEW — Plaza, Main Street, Hempstead, HERALD Pag 2 CUMMIJim Cummings Hicksville - the 75th Anniversary due to Holy Week - John Steele, New York on May 16, 1979 at 9:30 of this distinguished Fire Division President advises A.M. to consider the following Compan a parade members that the Division will Department - applications and appeals: FOR A UNITED IRELAND: Denis Dillon...A and awards are meet on THURSDAY EVENING, Attorney presentations THE On Easter Monday, April 16, the committee of seven Irish- planned - activities will be held in APRIL 19 (upstairs) in the Msgr. BE CALLED AT 9:30 A.M.. 63rd anniversary of the famed American organizations are the area of the East Marie Street Bittermann Hall at 8:30 P.M. - 275-276. NR. ISLAND PARK .- Easter Rising, a monument to the sponsoring the event, th first of Firehouse - the committee are Officers will meet at 8:15 P.M., 4160 Austin Blvd. Lounge, Inc On concept of ‘peace with justice in its kind in Nassau Count .,...The now firming up arrangements - pleas - The cooperation of the Use for of Town a united premises plac public Ireland’’ will be monument is a three foot high community organizations and Kenny Club and Ed Kelly, House the assembly & amusement (live dedicated outside the Nassau concrete foundation toppé by a floats will be invited to par- Chairman is appreciated music & dancing). Variance in Depa Courthouse - County which faces replica of Connemara marble and ticipate more details are AOH NOTES: The annual Devel the off-street parking, improper new Supreme Court Building will be surrounded by a small promised by Chairman Mc County Communion Breakfast from ingress & egress & permission to at P.M., under the chair- rose garden and sitting benches Mahon...Pat Roper will be in will Be held on Sunday April 22 at in front setback areas.S W Devel of two of park manship Nassau at the south courthouse in person on Friday, May 11th at St. the Stewart Manor Country Cub, Comn cor. Austin Blvd. & Trafalgar leading public officials of Irish Mineola...You are cordially in- Ignatius School Hall for the Garden City - donation is $6.00 Blvd, Comn ancestry County Executive vited to attend-especially those of Exception Children' Ddnce - per person, guest speaker is 277. ELMONT - Shields sugge Francis T. Purcell and District Irish who Nassau ancestry with the details phone Dan Gallagher at Professor Sean Cronin, of the and |. County, Inc., amusement rides children will find a true sense of 935-7117 Trinity Lutheran Irish Times and a recognized (Special Event) duration was ANE CAREE Irish culture in this presentation School is celebrating 25 years of authority on the history of heari1 22 79-5 27 79, N 5 that hundreds of guests and dedicated community servi - it Padraig Pearse...The Majestic . AWAIT YOU Hempstead Tpke. 576.96 ft. Eo Su supporters will attend The became a reality in 1954 and we Show Ban will be featured at the Ctass and Field Training Makofske Ave. Morin sponsoring organizations are: recall how proud Pastor Stammel Irish American Center, in Start Soon 278. UNIONDALE - St. Planr The American-Irish Annual Mineola 28tha Martha’s Congress; was®...The Bishops on Saturday, April ment: Call for Appointment R.C. Church, amusement rides The Ancient Order of Hibernians; Appeal continues at all Catholic fund-raiser for the Pearse (Special Event) duration Staten The Irish American Society of Churches in the Dioces of Rock- Memorial planned to be erected 6 79-6 10 79, Nos in the Nassau, Suffolk and Queens, The ville Centre - have you given in Dublin, Ireland- Jerusalem Ave. this Irish Nationa] Caucus; The Irish yet?.. Town Councilman Thomas 130 ft. W o Ave effect Cultural of Garden Clark will be the Greengrove Society City; guest speaker LEGAL NOTICE stated 3Th Irish Northern Aid Com- for the Corporat Communion 279. SEAFORD - Eugene Goet- Uicher, Mid | mittee and the Police Emerald Breakfast sponsore b the NOTICE OF PUBLIC mother-daughter res (2nd kitchen),&quo s that a LOU-TOWN Society, Nassau Count Chap Josep Barry Council, Knights of HEARING Keily Dr 95.47ft.E oCenter Ct. would tercome hear Irish balladeers Columbus on Sunday, April BY THE BOARD OF REALTY 280. POINT LOOKOUT - John also Noel Kingston, Paddy Farrell 22nd...0ne of Hicksville’s most ZONING APPEALS F. Tardera, variance, front roadw 284 Old Country Road and the pipes of the Emerald dedicated citizens is a grand- Pursuant to the provisions of yard setback, construct 2nd reache - average Hicksville Society come early 12 noon and father again, congratulations to Article 12, Section Z-3.0. of the story addition, encroachment, that enjoy the festivities on this Rudy Bouse walk proud Pop)... Building Zone ordinance, NO- W. s Glenwood Ave. 53.38f1.S stater glorious occasion SPECIAL NOTICE: The TICE is hereby given that the 0 935-511 Dr. office WE HEAR THAT: John Mc of the COM- BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Bayside regular meeting less tl Interested parties should appear Jt at the above time and place. by By order of the Board of Zoning testim Appeals. The 5.6 OZ. 16 Oz. 22 02. Armand A Granito, Comm Chairman dept ! Ed Sutherland, He sai Reg. 1.99 Secretary offices D-4504-1T 12 MID ches variety PUBLIC NOTICE The n stores NOTICE is hereby given, buildin pursuant to law, that a public hearing wil be held by the Town story Board of the Town of Oyster Bay, presen cabare Nassau County, New York, on be Tuesday, April 24, 1979 at 10 pe floors o'c a.m., prevailing time, in before the Hearing Room, Town Hall, hearir East Building, Audrey Avenue, mendz Oyster Bay, New York, for the review purpose of considering an ap- Board 16 plication for a special exception said. pursuant to the Building Zone OZ. The Ordinanc of the Town of Oyster include SIZE NON-AEROSOL Bay as follows: PROPOSED lot to HAIR SPRAY SPECIAL USE PERMIT Reg 1.09 maxim 12 OZ. FOR THE Petition of GRUMMAN AERO- was s PRICE OF 8 OZ. SPACE CORPORATION for a varian special exception to maintain and 89° Town use in an ‘‘H”’ Industrial District Prese! (Light Industry) an existing underg building as an office building on be _ ALBERTO the following ALL that premises: modifi certain plot, piece or parcel of be req land situate at Bethpage, Town of /NewDa street Oyster Bay, County of Nassau, ws buildin State of New ,York which is Vo-5 In ec described as follows: An o that hi irregular parcel situated on the econon westerly sidé of Broadway HAIRDRESSING with th (Route 107) 1397.10 feet southerly 6 OZ. JAR believe from the intersection of the edeae. encour southwest corner of Broadwaya ( sé and Bloomingdale Avenue. Said Stev. 99 parcel has a frontage on Chairn Broadway of 303.75 feet and a R & P the De Drug dept of 822.17 feet on the ead sub-Co 1966-2 Park Ave. southerly side and 646.10 feet on RS Comm Deer Park 1.502. the northerly side. Said premises 15 OZ. the w J.E.K. Pharmac . bein identified as Section 46 formec 24 Sherbrook Ave. Block 629 Lot 10 on the Land and Reg. 2.17 introdt Smithtown Tax Map of Nassau County. The individ B.J. Sales above mentioned petition and Chie 5 Whitney map which accompanie it are on St. Hicksv Huntington Station file and may be viewed daily 2.5 OZ. Hicksv Consumer (except Saturday, Sunday or Drug the between the hours of 9 re 791 Prospect Ave. Holidays) a.m. and depart N Cassals Reg 4:45 p.m., prevailing 29 time, at the office of the Town previot ark Pharmac 2.76 would Clerk. Any person interested in 2142 Deer Park Ave. stories the subject matter of the said Deer Park _| Qua hearing will be given an op- system Fluffs Discount Miller Place Pharmac Deer Park Dru Discount Center The Apothecary portunity to be heard with preciat Merrick Ave. Ech 7 Sullivan St. fireme: 2260 1966 Deer Park Ave. 672 Wellwood reference thereto al the time and Laurelton Miller Place Deer Park Lindenhurst place above designated TOWN apartr R & | Up To Date Discount of the Drug Path Pharmac Vicaf BOARD OF TOWN OF OYSTER Beach 54th St. 1280 Hicksville Rd. Drug afraid 755 Straight Path 115 Jackson BAY, Joseph Colby, Supervisor. Malverne Massapequa Ave. Duffy West Babylon Syosset Ann R. Ocker, Town Clerk. . Cov Super Discount Wyandanch Drug Dated: April 3, 1979, Oyster Bay, traffic 14 Glen St. 275 Lon Ave Available New York to getti Island at Stores Serviced by Joy Wholesale Sundries Glen Cove Wyandanch 215 E. and ou Central Ave., Farmingdal New York 752-9230 D-4507 - 1T oppose: 4 12PL floor fe S*-

sad dew! will RR Fan om 1e Town m Hall Hicksvillians \pStead, Reje G- Modifications a al 9:30 slowing Council Committee To Work WILL With Town Board Carole Wolf - by ARK He concluded by saying, ‘“‘We these are as follows: Fram need for housing in 1979 Morreti, On Tuesday Teddy spokesm for se Inc night, April 10th at need offices, businesses stores Pastor Benson, ‘‘Emphasize that privately funded instead of the Service of Town Group Hicksville, f Hall, the Town Board heard and for the the need for housing to public apartments residents exists ... federally funded.” mentioned: that -G-1 zone the . t (live plan presented by the and homes. enable the to reach possibly 2-family Communit restrictions has sat for 10 years Department of Planning and its ance in potential.& From Father Mr. Dick Evers, a member of and expressed the hop that the Development; plus comments Mr. “I 1proper Sie Widder of Hicksville Ciannella, am losing 9-out of 10 the Committee and speakin for Town Board would from the encourage Committee for the ; ssion to spoke on behalf of the religious young marrieds because they the schools, said that “Any usage building without delay. Development of Hicksville, a sub- of can’t find a s.S W community Hicksville. He place to live.’ Rev. producing more tax money is Committee of the afalgar Hicksville mentioned that, ‘‘You must agree Roland Perez recently conducted desirable to the teachers; private Tony Previte, of Hicksville Community Council, as well as that a high percentage of the a survey among his fellow not public development is im- Galileo Lodg spokesman. for the suggestions from the residents residents of Churehmen the Nassau Hicksville are asking question, portant; and provides for some fraternal groups, said, “Most and landowners of Hicksville. It members “Has rides of, or attend a Church, your congregation declined sort of housin for Senior Citizens small towns the part was well centra a attended or ... and in from 1970 to the and ration public Synagogue Temp that membership Young Marrieds. ‘There. is of their area ..: with G-1 zone hearing. 10 said s comments, opinions an present?’’ reported yes .. room in our schools’’, said Evers restrictions we can’t. Are tumble Superintendent statements of no one that said in Eo Anthony the clergy can be ... congregation answer to Colby’s question in weeds next?” He suggestéd ‘5 Morino, of the Department of accepted as reasonably no, was recently new in the area. this subject and more trans- story buildings with the- artha’s Planning and Development, of their the many would be needed representative mem- ‘‘Among reasons given portation only possibility of one sub-story - 2 for mentioned in his - t rides opening bership. On Septembe 29th, 1971, for losses on membership on the elementary level.&qu stores, next 2 for office buildings Statement that there are 70 acres a letter Retirement of members who ration was sent to the Town and the top 2 forapartments.”’ in the Hicksville Nios triangle and how Board, signed by 10 religious of moved away ranked highest with Mr. Vern Wagner, speaking for this section is will Hicksville, that 16.1%. The next the Chamber Woo develope stating ‘The highest group of Commerce anda Charles Lynch, of Hicksville a effect our taxes in the future. He Town of Oyster Bay reconsider was the inability of young member of the Committee, said member of the Committee.

- stated, ‘‘Because of Sears and marrieds to find Goet- its position so as to recognize the living ac- that, ‘‘He is appalled at what the representing political groups Mi Island Plaza, it is need for commodations the with G-1 r Tes. unlikely housin in the ‘‘triangle’”’. in area zonin restrictions have done said, “Our Railroad station - that a majo retail area area. That was how 14.3% .This was con- to the Hicksville l Dr shoppin the felt survey business com- serves more peopl tha any would come to the He when ducted March 1979. Mr. triangle.” G-1 zone was adopte so on 5 munity. Temporary other ... we in provide . Hicksvill also mentioned _ john F that, ‘‘The long Widder concluded by saying, “It ‘Beautification is a and ago. ; only give up land for commuter in the seemed to me that the’ {yard roadways triangle have Mr. Widder gathered some religious camouflage, thoug well meant parking and for -recreation at reached ict 2nd the maximum traffic comments on April 9, 1979 and community recognize the same by our group.” (Continued on Page 12) hment. that they can contain.”’ His Statement it.S o “The availability of office space has now shrunk to less than Appear 7%& was later refuted ; by Judge Lebkuecker in his Zoning testimony. The Nassau County Planning ranito, Commission gives statistics to his \irman dept, Mr. Morino told the Board rland, H said that presently G-1 allows retary offices, banks, theaters, Chur- ches and Synagogues and a variety of small shop and stores The modifications would allow

stores and shops to be 33% of a building or one floor of a three story building, instead of the present 10% regulation. Bars, cabarets, and night clubs would be permitted, only on the top this scason floors of offices, if they come Durin before Town Board at a public hearing. Site plan recom- mendations would then be reviewed by the Town Planning oof Days Board and the Town Hol by Board, he said. The G-1 modifications proposed include reducing the minimum the Hicksville Schoo Board lot to 17,00 square feet with a may | maximum lot coverage of 70% It was said that up to a 15% variance could be allowed b the Town Board upon review. Presently G-1 requires 90% underground parking. This would be eliminated under the modifications and parking would be required to be in screened off- street areas surrounding the building In conclusion Mr. Marino said that his dept. felt that sufficient economic impetus should come with these modifications, for ‘We ~SE6L ‘ZL dy “Aepsinu, — Q7V4a MAIANIV1d/GNVSI — £ eed believe that these changes will GIW encourage development.” Community Testifies Steve Didier, of Hicksville, Chairman of the Committee for the Development of Hicksville, a sub-Committee of the Hicksville Community Council, mentioned the work presently being per- formed by the Committee and introduced members for their Daniel Arena 196-5384 individual comment. P. Chief Owen Magee of Jahn Ayres 822-3108 Hicksville, a member of the William P 681-3183 Hicksville Fire Department gave Bennett the results of a poll of his Pierre 822-5822 department held at a meeting the Fujimo previous night. Office Building Cornelius McCormac 931-3828 would be OK to a height of to5 stories with the proper sprinkler Thomas F. Nagle 681-9251 systems. Housin would be ap- preciated, for many of his goo Iris Wolfson 334-2937 firemen are leaving du to lack of apartments in the area. Members of the F:: Department are afraid of a partial extension of Duffy Avenue for the additional traffic would be an impediment to getting their cars and trucks in and out. The fire department is oppose to restaurants on the to 12 PL floor for evacuation is impeded a

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Dear Friends.... Board by Gerry Kahn At The Town nursoay, April 12, 1979 — MID ISLAND/PLAINVIGW HERALD — Pag 4

We Rd., Jericho frequently bring you official news relfases from both our It was apparent thal something and a kiddie amusement center Catiague The Federal and The formal concluded State governing bodies as well as over-all news releases of significance was brewing as with 108 seats. It would cater to hearing Recre about and at 12:50 state nation-wide organizations such as ORT and PTA, in practically every seat in the children between the ages of 3-10 it’s order In the informal discussion that to bring vou a balanced view of what (hese fine organizations audience was occupied at the The facility would occupy 9600 Recre and followed, the reason for the governing bodies stand for and are doing I! was in following this Town Board meeting held on square feel large conju that attendance became known policy we brought vou the news release from the New York State Tuesday. April 10 The petitioner was represented Guarc PTA entitled “Where PTA Stands Under the banner of ‘Plainview On The Issues” in our March 29th The 22-1tem calendar was lead by Patrick Murphy Jr. who pre- ment issue. This has been our Power” housewives and children always policy and is never based on our . by three hearings sented Burt Nelson, a real estate prepa views or the of made their obvious as personal views other local residents Those who have The first item was a proposed appraiser, and Ed Sharsky. a presence in boa this their Michael Polan- sany queSho on particular item may direct their questions to amendment to the Code of Or- traffic consultant, as professional spokesman. the New York the Board with State Parent Teacher Association, whose address we dinances Building Zone, re- wilnesses sky presented a The are sure may obtained from officer of our local PTA Council the G-1 Zone down- petition of 5,420 signatures be any garding in Many local residents oppose op- in ba: If to the any of our subscribers wish (o differ on anythin we carry in this town Hicksville’ An evening this item pose granting of the peti lesson we sure know thal our ‘‘Letters tion to construct a senior citizen newspaper you To The Editor” hearing was held which is The final hearing was to con- public column is available. and home always Or. if any responsible organization covered in detail in this week sider the proposed amendments housing project an 1 Statior would like for a similar news release, authorized by your membership, Mid Island Herald to the Code of Ordinances, Town complex low cost housing in WGBE just senditin. As as there are local the Plainview on Dr long members we are glad to see The second item was peti- of Oyster Bay. (Motor Vehicle Country that you are all covered. tion of Franchise Realty Inter- and Traffic Rules.) Assemblyman Lew Yevoli This other brings up one point. not actually connected with the state Corp., a land holding com- Item No 12 was granted spoke in opposition to the above statement. but one we have mentioned several times in the Res- and read letter he had pany. for McDonald' » authorizing consulting engineers * granting and that is. do not past. you need any influence. nor do you hav to taurant, for special use permit to to proceed with boiler replace- written to Alan Weiner. local Tide “know” to news in this H.U_D. anyone get newspaper. All that 1s necessary is alter, maintain and operate a ment al the Highway garage in representative times that we before receive your news our deadline (Weds at noon) and we McDonald fast food restaurant Syosset Mrs. Eileen Porta spoke in shores will be to use it. If there is not for gla enough room all our news in inthe Old Robert Hall Building on Item No. 14 approved the trans- opposition stating that the site will b one week, we will use it as soon as there is At least 75% ‘and with occu- was nol conducive {t ac- space Route 107, Hicksville, fer of engineering fees for the easy free o that is a good of news that is received in time cess for high percentage) your pancy of more than 200 persons reconstruction of pavements on shopping Town will be carried, to the available according space tous. This of course Josep is determined the number of ads and Work with and by legals. us “The we&# be glad to work with you. if y§ are working in the local areas Letters To The Editor among which we cover. If you need help in getting started in covering that w publicity for me at WE 1-1400...I' be students. How could that guards. Up to now, teachers are your organization, phone glad To: Hicksville Fire Department happen Inforrr tohelp. when teachers in past and nol overburdened. On the con- It is with deep feeling of cutbac did their in are and thal would like to present job Super- trary, (hey overpaid ON BUSINESS MATTERS: We&# like to remind o all the gratitude we “but t you vision? did not. underutilized our sincere thanks to the Evidently they delicious meals and fine entertainment available to you this holiday express two lo With their enormous A word out of the weekend men of the Fire who fringe typical at our local restaurants such as the Stack 0& Barley, Alibi Department able benefits, they are too often absent vocablulary of teacher rhetoric and the Royal Diner. (see their advertisements for details) Then, answered our call for assistance public: from school and that is the fat the before new bargaining to on 1979 every Magic Touch, the Men&# Hair Salon is giving a free T-shirt to all Wednesday. April 4. A ir taxpayer has lo cut into - nol only coax the public into new fal people wh bring a friend. That sounds just great Their excellent performance, the tak by teachers - for self- undeserved contracts is ‘‘Quality concern and dedication to their Enviro THAT' ALL for this week. We wish a Happy Passover and a Education.” But where is this duties in '' in preservation. with the old helping her but the =Joyous Easter to all, and in that spirit we close adage to Mr. Education” after so time of need shall never be According Petrano, “Quality and make friend “Reach out forgotten teachers were nol very efficient many years of fal contracts? The Reach out and toucha friend.. in protecting life and achievements of the students Thanking you, property Reach out and be friend and schools become a Mr. @n and the School Board should look lapse SHEILA NOETH Mrs. Harry Walker for other alternatives. It is as the rest of 53S. Lawnside Avenue One jungle. just teacher with and teacher rhetoric - ho air. Hicksville, New York salary fringes 4ths “Showcase II” extras would hire half a dozen With a strike, they would only To The Editor guards from securily oulfits. illustrale - even to the most naive lith

Security guards with teacher Mr. Taxpayer, don’t bury Mr. of parents - what a irresponsible Restri Another weekend of special trio, and the new Dance Theatre salaries and fringes? Mr. Paul Petrano' for bunch they are Island- recommendations _ performances by Long Eclectic will take the stage on Petrano bemoans the danger. featherbedding teachers with Erich Laumann based performing arts groups Sunday at 2:30 PM in a program Bros disruptions and vandalism of lifetime job security as security Hicksville will highlight the Town of Oyster of ballet, modern, jazz and Balk Bay Arts Council' ‘Showcase musical theater. Then, at 7:30 Bros for the Arts II& on April 27, 28 and PM, the Little Dance Company A From Eve 29 it was announced this weék by will perform in a variety of dance Messag Su Colb Town Councilman Thomas L idioms and Studio Theatre will Clark local lakes present a one-act play entitled. As Easter approaches, I want ducks found on our I urge people to think twice Sout This new arts the find- entirely sampler “Duck Variations,&qu as the final to appeal for humanity toward and ponds According to before buying that cute chick or of which will be performances. session of the weekend animals and urge parents not to ings of a study made by the rabbit for Easter or before held H.B. Jr. a Thompson High Admission for each segment give live animals to their children Town Environmental Control feeding those ducks. While we School, Ann Drive, will Syosset, will be $3.00 for adults and $2.00 as Easter gifts Commission, feeding is poten- may think that we are bein kind 8:30 PM witha begin on Friday at for students and senior citizens tially hazardous to human health, to these animals, we are actually performance bythe Roslyn Art- Checks should be made out to Al- The giving of live rabbits, water quality and to the very doing more harm than good ists a chickens String Quartet playing legra Danse Artists for the Fri- and ducks can be an water fowl people misguidedly Sometimes. not doing something selection of classical chamber day night performance. to the inhumane practice in which both wish to help. for an animal is the most humane music and selections. ‘‘pops”’ fol- Long Island Opera for Saturday the animals and children even- Abnormally large populations act of all. lowed “A by Dance Tribute to night, to Dance Theatre Eclectic tually suffer. Once the animals of ducks are lured into duck Tut&q the Al- King performed by for Sunday matinee and to Little are no longer babies, they lose feeding areas where they become Dance Artists legra Dance Company for Sunday their appeal for many people weakened and unhealthy as a On Ide for Saturday night, beginning evening Checks should be mailed whose immediate thought is to result of the poor and unnatural at 8:30 PM, the of Raco- Knights to: Tobay Arts Council, Town deposit them in a nearby park or diet. Their poor health makes Theatre will Luthera on Group present a Hall, Audrey Ave.. Oyster Bay, pon ‘‘so they can be with their them easy prey for disease and of and Potpourri sketches, song N_Y. 11771, along with a stamped, friends.&qu Most of these animals parasites, some of which can be dance. They will be followed by self-addressed envelope. Tickets then die of starvation, exposure™ transmitted to humans. Also, Student Buy life the Long Island Opera Company will or also be available at the door predation of other animals be- concentrated buildups of duck insurance in scenes from ‘‘La Traviata” “The success of Showcase for the cause they are not accustomed to fecal matter can cause toxic now “Rigoletto” and Cavalleria Arts I, held in early March, led to fending for themselves. algae blooms, fishkills and septic Rusticana.&qu (Low the production of Showcase II, I also ask the public not to feed waters to develop. The Reed Company, a chamber Clark Commented rates ) For Diets the Heart Patient Contact your Bill “For the good that worm needs | Chapter Project eagn asta “Diets for the Heart Patient” is AAL Idea Man- a2istance The Shorehi For the to be meeting is to the the bad that needs topic discussed by Mrs. open After the (backg! resistance Elizabeth Linnehan, public. meeting, coffee R.D., at the dise For the and cake will be served tha future in the next monthly of and new- meeting Mended of the distance LI. comers will have an opportunity r And the that Heart Chapter 45, on from good we lo gel acquainted with Mended a cand.” Sunday, April 22, at 2 P.M., tobe rm _ held Hearts members. al nuclear at Nassau Hospital, 259 First A service one yéa Street. Mineola. in the ‘Breed organization. o. Mended Hearts. right) lie Published Weekly Conference Room. Mrs. Linne- Long Island visor Al ha is Asst. 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“meer nr, — Boatin Safet Hicksville Chamber of Commerce The The Lon April meeting of the Directors for a three Island State Park and year term will replace Mrs. Clarke as ncluded Babylon, WKW in Syosset and Hicksville Chamber of Com- to Recreation Commission, through expire in 1982 are: Kenneth S. Institutional Director WNYT in Old Please merce will be a luncheon it’s Bureau of Westbury. meeting Barnes, Bernhard Bruns, Robert Marine and call the be representing Central Federa ton that radio stations for specific to held at the Jolly Swagma M Recreational Vehicles, and in Schiffer, Edward J. Johnson, Saving and Loan Assoc. he information about the dates and Inn, 100 W. Nicholai large conjunction the St., and Lawrence C. wjth U.S Coast times of the McCaffrey. An olympi film will also be known broadcasts. Hicksville on 17 at Guard Tuesday, April In addition, Mr. Neil ~ Boatin Safety Detach- It Greenfield shown at this meeting. ainview has been demonstrated that 12 noon. ment in East Moriches, has thildren educating boaters is a successful Election of officers and ‘ prepared a series of brief lessons method for directors MOUS as in reducing the number will be at this meeting. boating safety. of Th Polan serious and fatal boating ac- slate of officers and directors with a cidents. While these broadcasts for 1979-80 are: The series President, consists of 14 lessons cannot be Vernon res op: regarded as a sub- C. Wagner: Vice in basic boating These he safety. Stitute for a course of President; Teclaud Constance peti lessons formal C. Clarke: will be broadcast as a citizen instruction, they may provide a Secretary James A. Fyfe; and public service b four local radio home boater with enough information Treasurer, David: Plimley. Stations. The four stations are to prevent a Ising in WGBB potentially fatal in Merrick, WGLI in situation. Mini-Crafts Yevolt BEAT to the he had Tide Conventio THIS PRICE jables Available DUBLIN . local Tide A Mini-Crafts Convention for ANYWHERE tables, with localized by Nassau Trust and Chase | recreation on the times for the north apd south personnel SHANNON SS Manhattan Bank as a public yoke in shores of the county, town and village levels Town of Oys# Bay, service. the he site Previously, printing will be held at Nassau Beach will be available this again year was-done in the Tawn’s own Round- $ asy ac free print Park&# East Terrace, Friday, of charge at a number of sho a ax. at a cost of about $500 Ma from trom 2 9a.m. to4 99 Town facilities, Town 11 p.m. Airfare TAX Supervisor “After receiving many calls The announced one-day training seminar, Josep Colby from local fishermen and conducted the Over 80 in 1979 - “The tide tables by Nassau County departures leaving Friday and Satur- initially were boaters, we to began poll local Department of Recreation and day from New York with Aer Pan among a number of Lingus, Am, TWA. publications businesses in the Town as to their will that Parks, feature workshops, 2 weeks up to 12 weeks were dropped b our Public interest in ers are sponsoring this demonstrations, lectures and Information Office in the 1e con- budge popular publication. Both Chase exhibits cutback covering new trends that CAR id and this year,&q Colby said, and Nassau Trust DISCOU 5 responded will assist recreation leaders in “but through the Including Irish rom generosity of favorably,& Colby said. their SPV Summer and Fall two local 1979 RENTALS Value added tax of the banks the Town was crafts programs. able to reinstitute Copie of the tide tables are hetoric their FOR FULL DETAILS CAL Workshop topics include OR WRITE , publication.”&# available at the Town Clerk&# Rug | ning to Cathedral Window As in office, the and Braiding, ew fal previous years, data for Massapequa 1681-7 Hicksville Patch Work, Soapstone Sculpture the tables was the town hall annexes, and . Quality prepared by and Tole later in the Painting. this Environmental Control Division, season at the Town is There is a $ fee for the confe- island Trees but the parks, beaches and marinas. 3 fer printing was provided for & so rence. For registration informa- 1& The tion call the Special Events Unit altinleinaleona Ia(hard Lid, ludents at 292-4121. Dottie and Paul O’Shea Street 195 BROADWAY, HICKSVILLE, N.Y. 11801. - yme a Closin

Bik. No. of Old Country Rd. - res! of ACS New (Hicksville, Levittown laterals) | Please send information on the 1979 centennial celé- 4th St., 5th St., 6th 7th 8th The next meeting of the Syos- brations of the Apparition of Knock, including “Shrines Id only St., St., St., 9th St., 10th St., of ad set-Oyster Bay Branch of the Ireland’ tour brochure. s naive lith St., Maglie Drive, Jerusalem Ave. Northbound Send American Cancer Society will be {1 O01brochures/intormationOb 40.9on charter9080:flights. £O 46° onsible t z 96407401. Clotilde Felice on wish to reserve the Restricted, Ct., Crescent ’ Thursday, April 26, at 1:30 P. following: (Plainview Interceptor) M., at the home of Mrs. Olivia Deposit umann from Travis, 553 Cold Spring Road, NAMES ADDRESSES PHONE ‘ksville Broadway Ellen Street to Linden Aye. _ Laurel Hollow, 692-6767. Two new a Baldwin Place from Stewart Ave. to members Broadway were welcomed at the J 2 from Burkhardt Ave. to Linden Street March meeting: Mrs. Oscar Broadway ca Evelyn Drive from Plainview Road to Suzanne Lane Sandstedt and Mrs. Josep Vale. fwn +0081 08 TOE 8d o yiew _Wo you join them? (Syosset Interceptor) 2 5 twice Southwood Circle from Holly Drive to James Street. lick or before lle we g kind ‘tually good ething imane

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— Galileo Thursday, April 1979 MID — Lodge? The answer tc Lyn12 ISLAND/PLAINVIEW HERALD Pag 6 Galile Lodg News that question is a new com. munication system, which I am sure should enhance the acous- Joe Lorenzo morn By tical qualities of the Lod itself. Mr This new system is complete with a 100 Watt amplifier, Tuner and elec One of the big items talked vited to participate in this worth- microphone. But that is not all, Resi about throughout the environs of while program and that they in because I am informed that more Islan the Galileo Lodge at the present turn will automatically be en- equipment of this nature will be VIE\ moment is the Blood Bank titled to the full benefits installed later on, which should lived program which is scheduled to associated with this humane make the Galileo Lodge befor get underway on Thursday. May cause, including an unlimited compar- able fo a first-class disco-estab- Islan 17th, from the hours of 4 to 10 supply of blood for a one year lishnfent ¢It is a for P.M. Hot meals will be served period To those who feel that nice feeling to report that the Galileo Lodge is Nass. and knowledgeable people from the cannot give blood, why not E af alway striving to improve itself respi various blood agencies will be on come lo the Galileo Lodge on May in every area, to OLD LEAVES, NEW HEAT retire hand to oversee the prceedings 17th and have your blood checked make’things more enjoyable for its members SOURCE: Greenhouse foreman action of decaying’ leaves. That perso The Lodge announces that it has for free. Please call director and patrons Tony Principe shows Oyster Bay heat can reach up to 140 degrees great pledge not less than 50 pints of Tony Previte (731-0466) for Town Supervisor Joseph Colby F. and is transmitted into the presi blood. Director Tony Previte further information Summertime is the time of the some of the seedlings grown in a greenhouse a series of daugl reveals that donors from the through year for outdoor recreatidn, and greenhouse heated by composted coiled pipes sandwiched bet ween Bo | public sector are cordially in- Sometimes am asked the what could be more appropriate leaves. The project, which the leaves. State Environmental Hicks for this time of the year than a utilized a substantial portion of officials believe it is the first time Terri, good old-fashioned Italian feast the leaves collected last fall and a New York State municipality Mom’ “SPEEDY: with all the trappings of the Old winter b the Town' Highway has been able to generate heat also, SR World. And this is what the crews, entailed the this The was de- denha a Gali- heating way. project leo their INSTANT PRINTING CENTER Lodge announces at this greenhouse b heat th is given veloped by Town Environmental- moment, that it will hold an Ital- off by the pollution-free bacterial ist Jeffrey Sama. Barde

© Letterheads + Printing * Folding * Circulars lan feast from May 30th to June it’s gi © Envelopes * Peasing * * Price Lists cocktail Coltating 3rd, in the Hicksville area known April 21st. with a fine combo, which, when all things the fai Business Caras * + + Stepting * Oring Forms dinner and as Parking Lot No. 3 Of course hour, excellent considered, makes for a fine «Letters * Copying * Cutting * Menus this pleasant activity is still in the unlimited liquor. And then think night out...Golfing will be in the Con of Jim INSTANT COLOR PASSPORT PICTURES planning stages. More about it about the fine dance music foreground right now and am Jeann and his later Marchese in-the-groove (Continued on Page 13) who j weddir 418 JERUSALEM AVE 822-3342 News Tidbits: LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE memo HICKSVILLE, N.Y. 11801 The seventh annual dance of casion LEGAL NOTICE Attorney; and be it further the Galileo Lodg will be held on days ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN RESOLVED, That the Town PA. W that on the 3rd day o April, 197 Supervisor be and he is hereby time. the Town Board of the Town of authorized to execute any and all Oyster Bay, at a regular meeting documents after approval as to And thereof adopted, subject to a form by the Town Attorney to nivers: Cala permissive referendum, the effectuate the sale of the subject This following resolution which premises; ALL that certain plot, HICKS provides for the sale of premises piece or parcel of land, with the Betty known as 65 buildings and TH ITC RELIEV Broadway, improvements years Hicksville, New York: thereon erected, situate. lying grand WHEREAS, the Town Board did. and being on the east side of various heretofore acquire for Town Broadway and on:the south side Calad both a Purposes and -use certain of the tracks of the Long Island happily premises known as 65 Broadway Rail Road Company in Talki New Town of Hicksville, York, shown and Hicksville, Oyster Bay, that we and designated on the Nassau County New York, bounded end of &# Land and Tax Ma as Section 12 described as follows: BEGIN- latest Block 203, Lot NING at a on the east side 17 more par- point using 1 2.5 02 described of formed th in- ticularly hereinbelow: Broadway by the go and WHEREAS, the Town Board tersection of the easterly side of bug ; has found that such premises are Broadway with the southerly line class no longer required for Town of land of the Long Island Rail School, (19 purposes and that it would be in Company; and running thence grade 1.95 the Town’s best interest to southerly along the easterly side school dispos of same either b sale or of Broadway South 34 degree 1945 is lease; and WHEREAS, in ac- East 75.5 feet; thence easterly May 12. cordance with such findings, the along land now or formerly of former Town Board had an appraisal Hahn, North 56 degree East 80 coming CRE made of said property and, by feet; thence along land now or attend Resolution No. 147-79, adopted on formerly of Hahn North 34 are a fe the 6th day of February, 1979 degrees West 16.75 feet to land of the com the Island 1.5 02 6 O LOTIO 2.44 authorized and provided for the Long Rail Road to conta sale or lease of said premises by Company; thence northwesterly JESSE public advertising and soliciting along the arc of a circle drawn NON, Reg 1.79 bids for such sale or lease; and with a radius of 1310.35 feet by RICHAI WHEREAS, pursuant to public lan of the Lon Island Rail Road BARRY SCHOEL PHARMAC of notice, sealed bids for the sale or Company 99.28 feet, the chord anyone | 13 232 SEACLIFF AVENUE lease of the subject premises the said arc being 99.26 feet to the folks, pl SEA CLIFF,N.Y. were duly received in accordance point or place of BEGINNING: D'Auri with the specifications as set the said premises being known as forth in the bid proposals; and 65 Broadway; and be it further WHEREAS. John F. Bogut, Town RESOLVED, That this resolution Attorney, has, by memorandum be and is hereby made subject to dated March 16, 1979, advised this a permissive referendum. TOWN JUST FILL IN THE Board that the highest bid OF OYSTER BAY, JOSEPH received from a responsible COLBY, Supervisor, ANN R. COUPON AND I bidder meeting specifications OCKER, Town Clerk: Dated: was from L.I.R.R. M.T.A. April 3 1979 Oyster Bay, New DO THE REST! Employees’ Federal Credit York. Union of Jamaica, New York, STATE OF NEW YORK, who offered to purchase the COUNTY OF NASSAU, SS.: premises for the sum of TOWN OF OYSTER BAY) $85,250.00; and WHEREAS, from 1 ANNB. OCKER, Town Clerk of a review of the bids made, and the Town of Oyster Bay, and the data and findings available to custodian of the Records of said SUBSCRIPTION BLANK it, this Board deems it in the Town, DO HEREBY CERTIFY Town best interest to sell said that I have compared the an- premises to the above-named nexed with the Year 4.00 - 2 Years 7.00 - 3 Years 9.75 original Legal highe bidder, Notice relative to Resolution NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT adopted by the Town Board on HERALD ]MID-ISLAND RESOLVED, CHECK ONE ry That upo its fin- April 3 1979 which provides for _]PLAINVIEW HERALD dings and the recommendation as the sale of premises known as 65 hereinabove set forth, the Town Broadway, Hicksville, N.Y. filed NAME ——————— ————______Board hereby authorizes and in the Town Clerk Office and approves the sale of the premises that the same is true transcript ADDRESS nown as 65 Broadway, thereof, and of the whole of such Hicksville. New York, more original. particularly described herein- In Testimony Whereof, I have below, to LJI.R.R.-M.T.A. hereunto signed my name and Employees’ Federal Credit affixed the seal of said MID-Island HERALD Union for the sum of $85,250.0 Town this 3rd day of said sale to be in accordance with April, 1979 One Jonathan Ave. Hicksville N.Y. 11801 the contract of sale to be entered ANN R. OCKER into by the subject parties in a Town Clerk. be the _form.to approved by Town D-4506-IT 4 12 MID a|

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Mrs. Anne Bardenhage was Murray W elected Lupski, 5-1749, We&# Oh, almost forgot to tell president of the let you you know more that details about Ed Coleman was at the East Residents’ Council at Central this Island coming event in a later Norwich Kiwanis Club fund-drive Nursing Home, PLAIN- column. VIEW. cocktail party. Ed, Mrs Bardenhage had you may recall, is a former football lived in Freeport for 40 star of years Have you heard the the HICKSVILLE before she moved good news? Schools during to the Central Christine and James Drost have the years 1942 &# and 45. Island facility. She was &q Ed employed a darling lives for bab girl, Lauren in Levittown now, but he over ten years at South Elizabeth, who was born told us that Nassau on years ag this part of Community Hospital as a March 22, weighin 7 lbs., 10 ozs. Levittown was considered respiratory therapist before her The Drosts live in South Far. Hicksville. He still looks like retirement. She is a a delightful mingdale but both are football That intimately star, tall, trim and . person who, we know, will do a involved with Hicksville. athletic. . great in her Jimmy, egrees job new role as in addition to his employmen as to the president of the Council. Her a program manager in the data Lena and At a it ‘ies and Dou Harknett of recent Ed is of daughte son-in-law, Ann and meeting, Roy a Past President of Processing field, is a drum in- April Lane, the ‘tween Bob Rennert of HICKSVILLE, are Johnson, President of the Manhasset Mayfair Lane, structor with the Rotary Club but the St. Ignatius proud grandparents of two Hicksville nental Hicksville, and granddaughter, Drum Rotary Club, joined Hicksville’s Club and Bugle Corp Christine new grandchildren. when he st are Malia Savoy, congratulated Roy Dunn (left) moved. his time Terri, extremely of is a proud former resident of was born who employment service Mom’s Hicksville, December 3 1978 in was just indicted into the business ipality accomplishment. And so, and was to the Hicksville-Jericho employed as a nurse at Kailua, Hawaii. Her parents are Rotary Club. p heat also, is John and Marge Bar- area. ‘ mercy Hospital. Christine’s Patty and Mike Savoy Grand- as de- denhagen Hicksvillites, and parents, Georg and Frances parents Lena and have venta |- their children. John is Mrs. Dou Levy- Knight, and her Q sisters, Mar and recently returned from a won- Mr. and Mes. ‘GU Bardenhagen’ son, and he thinks Melvin L Kahn of AVG WaLsSAO “§ Maureen, reside on Loretta derful to University. She is now at it’s Lane, trip Hawaii where a Hicksville working great there’s a president in and announce the the Suffolk Hicksville, are thrilled with family reunion was Developmental the enjoyed by engagement of their son Edward things family the new addition to all. Center in Melville, Islandas the family. David Kahn Long fine to Debra Ann z Their Levy, a speech pathologist. other new grandchild, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. © Congratulations to Ed and Welcome Alison Mr. Kahn received a B.A. neighbors! Although Harknett, daughter of Seymou of Jeanne Boyens of HICKSVILLE Helaine and Levy Oceanside. Degree from Rider Richard Cohen and Joan and Tom Harknett, made Ms. Colleg and is who just celebrated their Levy received a BS. 27th their son, Brian, her “debut&q now sales representative for the moved to on March 9 1979. Degree frorh Boston wedding anniversary. To com- University the Ideal HICKSVILLE from Quee last Her proud maternal Toy Corp in New York. memorate grand- and a M.A. from this memorable oc- fall, Degree Hofstra A fall wedding we just been able to make parents, Helen and Bill Mullin, is plann casion, Ed and Jeanne four their spent acquaintance. The are also long-time at the onl residents of days Downingtow Inn, live one block away from us, but Hicksville. Congratulations, PA. We heard had fabulous the the inclement weather this winter folks. time. has kept us all rather close to More about new babies! Alma home. But welcomeEr]to the Cohen and And there Artie Hirsch, was another an- family of Sugg Lane, Hicksville. 2 celebration HICKSVILLITES, drove to niversary in town Richard is very bus his at jobas Yorktown Heights, NY, to be We Cat This time it was an accountant with I To. a Manhattan at the (cccl HICKSVILLITES present Christening of their Partie Frank and firm and to become studying a grandniece,os*Regina Marie. Her Betty Jopp who were married 29 C.P.A. However, we sure Sit wn we&# parents are John and Anna Marie Down Dinners & Buffets years on April 16. are a see him They on the weekends relaxing Lovergine. A who lovely family party grand couple are active in while he mows the Reserve Now lawn, fer- was held in honor of the for Y ur Spring various civic affairs. We wish tilizers the J you grass, weeds the momentous occasion. &Summe P both at least another ties 29 more garden, cuts the bushes, etcetera, happily married years etcetera, etcetera.Er](They’ve Good luck to Nick Caruso of

-- Talking about years 1945 -- lived always in an apartment; HICKSVILLE who was re-elected lunch & Cocktails Served that was the Daily. year that was: the wait till they see what’s in 10th J.D. Director for store the N.Y.S. Mon.-Fri. from 11 AM end of World War II; the for them 8) dancing in maintaining a house. Young Republicans. Nick is a latest craze, the jitterbug; still volunteer fireman, works full using ‘rationing books; time fighting Along with many other and is active in many civic Cocktail Special the golden nematode HICKSVILLE affairs. (potato residents,wn we Don’t know where, you Drinks $1.00 - Mon.-Fri. 4 to 7 PM: bugs); and when the graduating attended a cocktail find the time party given for all your ac- includes class of St. Ignatius Loyola by the East Norwich Kiwanis tivities, Nick. complementary hot food! School, Hicksville, left the eighth Clu last weekend. c . The party was & grade and moved on to high held at the beautiful The home of Zakrewski of 594 S. school. A reunion of the Class Mike family BROADWAY, of and Joan D'Aa and Mayfair Lane, HICKSVILLE, 1945 is planned for Saturday, sponsored b this very active travelled to Bohemia to help HICKSVILLE May 12 1979 We were told that Kiwanis Club. It was a fund- celebrate Grandma Emma former class members are affair 822-1840 raising to raiseOmoney to Burt&# 84th birthday Grandma coming from distant to send oh ALL places MAJOR disadvantage children to Burt’s birthday was 5. CREDIT CARDS attend April the festivities. But there summer camp. Some of the are a few members of that class Hicksvillites , present were: Ann the committee has not been able and Bob Rennert, Helen and Cliff to contact. Here are their names: Henderson, Judge and Mrs. JESSE MILLER, IRENE CAN- Lebkuecher and the Mahers. Our NON, JAMES VALITSKY, Town Clerk, Ann Ocker and her RICHARD ZEMATIS, EDMUND husband, Ed, were there, also to BARRY, JOSEPH METZGER. If lend their support to this wor- anyone knows how to reach these thwhile endeavor, It was a great folks, please contact either Joan success financially, socially and D'Aupe 626-3434,ONC eOMeMNeHNor Helen charitably. Good luck to this ‘go getter’ Kiwanis Club. 646 So. Broadway Rt. 107 Hicksville

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To 293 News Evenin of Bowlin Dyer- Appea — & HERALD Thursday. April 12, 1979 — MID Pag 20 - will it be will end ISLAND/PLAINVIEW The boy of pack 293 sa a film Saturday, April trophy. They our evening The Hicksville Public Library and his guitarist songwriter spent of the New York Mets for their just another dull monotonous with a hot buffet. announces the ap- early in Canada, in 1925 his Not for who has proudly years April Pack Night They also evening? anyone You and your partner can of Richard Dyer- family moved to the U.S. He their tickets in pearance made arrangements for the already purchased indulg all this for only $15.00 a Bennet 6n Tuesday evening, from the University of Of graduated Father and Son Cub weekend at for the Evening Fun Bowling couple. April 2 at 8 P.M in the Com- California at Berkeley, then went by the Burns All of this fun will camp Wauwaupex for the being sponsored great begin Room. Free tickets are to Sweden to study folksongs of about munity weekend of May 5&a The boys Avenue PTA. How joining at 9:00 PM at Mid-Island Bowl. available at the library. Europe on the lute with Sven them with friends and Hicksville and their fathers will be cam- your has been later time he Mr. Dyer-Bennet Scholander At a meeting new people. Enjoy a Join them and 28th ping. cooking. and sharing a fun April can be awarded a $100,000 grant from switched to the Spanish guitar hour. followed weekend together outdoors. Also champange by a very exciting evening Endowment for the There are in the National many recordings three games of bowling fun and For tickets and reservations coming up in an afternoon of to record Homer the Hicksville music Humanities Library You - bowling and the bike-a-thon craziness. might even win a contact Burns Avenue Schoo]. in the ancient fashion collection that may be borrowed “Odyssey” The awards presented ‘this of reciting the story as verse. He to reacquaint the many devotees month went to Eugene Reilly of At Fork Lane will begin a modern “odyssey” in of Mr. Dyer-Bennet with his Den 3. advanced to Bear and The Fork Lane PTA Junior Richard Humann June, b traveling the route of unusual renditions of folk music (1167 and received a and silvef arrow gold finished its RQgwso (97): Series Odysseu in and out of the Greek from the Elizabethan to our own Bowling League Kathy High Michael Wozniak of Den 4, ad- with these final stan- to Islands. American folk songs season Barr¥ Buckley (264) and Jill vanced to Wolf and received his began his career The for April 24 will dings: Gaglio (257): and High Game to Dyer-Bennet program book Webelos Michael Bear John Lutz (152) in America in 1940 at the Village include a brief excerpt of “The Third place Team No 9, and Donna Kelly Petrocelli received cratts- (149). Vanguard, where he appeared Odyssey” as well as the Maryann Davidock; Claudia White man, athlete and artis!h badge with other unknown (at the time! traditional folk music we have Sailor, and Donna Kelly Twenty-eight fourth, fifth and Grenadi Charles Blaha received his 6th folk singers such as Woody enjuyed in the past. Second place: Team No. 6, graders participated this (11) anc naturalist, craftsman and athlete All Guthrie, Josh White, Leadbelly Get your tickets as early as Barry Buckley. Doug Block, and year. bowlers received to help badge. Paul Hammond received Robert Cacace and Burl Ives and Pete Seeger. possible, as there is limited trophies were treated to a his athlete and travelers badge This English born singer. lutist, seating inthe Community Room First place Team No. 2 Mark party at North Levittown Lanes. This is the perfect time of year After Gold, John Lutz, and Kevin The program was coordinated for the fathers and sons to the Clu join Smart by Mrs. Carole Lutz and Mrs this active pack and get in on the cluding High average trophies went to Diana Spagnuolo. spring acrivities. Boys between games, | the ages of 8 and-11 can join pack ties. Thi 293. All meetings are held at the AAUW News of 60% United Methodist Church on Old sidering The Nassau County Depart- rehabilitation available Country Rd. and Nelson Ave. and III ment of Drug and Alcohol Elaine Byrne of 36 Marlboro Hicksville. Come to our May 3rd competi Addiction will provide a speaker Road, Westbury, will host the Pack Night at 7:30 and make a Early 1 at the regular monthly meeting of at her home on that will with meeting Thursday week of commitment stay of the Mid-Island Branch the evening, April 19, at eight your bo a lifetime. There is also those lo: American Association of o'cl a Scout for the to in. After Boy Troop boys Women. The University speaker All women bac- advance to whe they of holding teams are age will discuss the fallacies of drugs, calaureate or higher degrees are FLOR So come down to meet them Last Fal GIE the effects of various com- invited to attend. Please call and join them. the Club bjnations of drugs and or Dianne Wackerman at W 8-9753 Established 1925 For information call season fa more and the of alcohol, types for further information Cubmaster Wes Villazon 433-4742 Mitchell * 248 S. Broadway or Chairman Gerry Flynn 822- Sprin t! TI3A. the seas + Face” Extended Ae (NEXT TO ROBERT CHEVROLET) “Bab Deadline Neto an § « At Lee Ave. Boccafo! Due to popular demand, the “baby face,’ yrs. old or On March 23, the students of eights a1 Hicksville March of Dimes ‘Who Got the younger, along with a $3.00 tax- Lee Ave. school were treated to his unde: Cutest Little Baby Face?’’ deductible donation to: March of three performances of the Long Contest will continue for one Dimes BABY FACE, 2 Robbins Island Brass Trio. The The W 1-0241 program additional month. To afford Lane, Jericho, N.Y. 11753 u was designed to teach children met thei many more proud parents, Prizes and ribbons will be WE TELEGRAPH AND DELIVER about brass instruments and FLOWERS grandparents, friends and awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place against SS what to listen for in music. in relatives, the opportunity to enter winners in 3 categories, with an aw It was co the PT. sponsored by - ‘che Pat . a photo of their cute tots, the judging to take place on May and the Town of Oyster Bay, deadline date (previously Apr. 17th. So, start snapping those hoped th Division for Cultural and Per- subside 11) has been extended to Fri., cameras and capture your little forming Arts. Hicksvil 4 May 11th. one in what just might prove to be elected t BROADWAY a winning photo. For more in- BEAUTY the first To enter, simply mail a recent formation, call Lin at the March Armed Forces the photograph of your favorite of Dimes at (516) 433-7000. gam SALON Hicksvill A US. Air Force husband and great so wife Senior Airman Annual Run team, For Life half. Sp D. Jr. and and Benjamin Highfield Long Island Chairman of the of beginning experience the defe A Karin E. Happ Easter Airman First Class world largest running event, runners participating nation- repeated has arrived for at Highfield, duty Augie Velton, (Garden City) wide. putting Bentwaters RAF Station, of two runs announced today that the First You have the choice against

To All — The England. Annual Run For Life sponsored 3.1 miles or 9.3 miles. the front Karin is the daughter of Mrs. by Connecticut Mutual Life to money you raise will be used consists and Peggy S. Smith of Friendly Road, benefit the American Heart locally for research Jimmy and is Association of this 11 WEST MARIE ST. HICKSVILLE HICKSVILLE, a 1975 will be held May 19 prevention country’s Steve Do heart graduate of Hicksville High 1979 in cooperation with the Lo number one killer the mid¢ e School. She serves as a weather Island State disease 935-9759 822-3486 Park and Recreation on th le aM ANU eU EU Commission It is a fun run for the whole LU tN specialist. at Jones Beach State great jo The airmen Bent- Park. call the Heart office in came to By taking part in this run, family so and getti waters from Robins AFB, be Nassau (516) 741-5522. Ga. you& one of many thousands or Dave These tw & LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE /Home-town very ha TO Instructions for Bidders, in a sum equivalent to five per against HICKSVILLE FIRE DISTRICT Proposal, Specifications and cent (5%) of the total amount of penetrat anda commitment the answers to Contract Forms may be obtained the bid, by goal ac Notice is hereby given that at the Office of the Dispatcher of Bidder that, if his bid is accepted hard we SEALED PROPORSALS for the the HICKSVILLE FIRE he will enter into a contract to great d the purchase of a new emergency DEPARTMENT, 20 Gebhardt manufacture and deliver coaches medical vehicle in accordance Plaza, HickSville, New York. A vehicle contracted for and will Bobby . new-town with the specifications of the deposit of $10.00 is required for execute such further security as great jc Board of Fire Commissioners, each set of documents furnished, may be required for the faithful McHugh will be received by the Board of which will be refunded if the set is performanc of the contract. give up a questions. Commissioners of the returned in goo condition within The Board of Commissioners of the first HICKSVILLE FIRE DISTRICT, thirty (30) days after the bids the HICKSVILLE FIRE the Stric the to at the Commissioner’s Room of have been opened and acted upon DISTRICT reserves right the seco the HICKSVILLE FIRE the Board of Commissioners -reject or all bids, to waive either o You won fee: su new oF need that cily by any to tor DISTRICT, 20 Gebhardt of the HICKSVILLE FIRE any informalities therein and wind or map much langer t you arrange a Plaza, the bid, which, in its defense WELCOME WAGON cal! Hicksville, New York, until 8:00 DISTRICT ‘accep interests of p.m. Time, on the opinion, is in the best Smyth c Asyour Representative can give you pe Prevailing First day of 1979, at 8:00 Each Proposal submitted must the Fire District. but the sonal, home town answers ta lots of your May, p.m., at which time and be accompanied by a certified BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS couldn&# new town questions About shopping sqhts place will be publicly opene and check of bid bond, payable to the HICKSVILLE FIRE DISTRICT coaches tu see, and other heiptul community m HICKSVILLE FIRE DISTRICT, JOHN HANNIGAN, need mo! formation Chairman 100 in t Ptus a basket of usety 1, tor your AUGUST M. JUD, week the Put the unc each tor the tele map away BROS - Commissioner this. Hun phone BOT HARDWAR (OVER 26 YEA IN HICKSVILLE) G. MAYNARD MUNCH, - both on HICKSVILLE PLAINVIEW Commissioner yard lin \p— _ BUILDER AND HOUSEHOL HARDWARE CLIFFORD DAVID, pushed o fhm Hid 364-1825 PLUMBIN HEATING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 935-6919 Commissioner score we ROBERT DWYER, A sponsore 822-28 OL BETH eowenetes tet evan a] SWNT | Commissioner Burge K Ge 3-6145 Attest: CAI \ 23 Broadwa Hicksville WE |* George Frey, Secretary 822. SO 1-081 On a (D-4508) 4 12 Mid. Sunday, —_BN___1a|

i 1 K A merican Soccer C = vening V Th second half Red. and half. After that, half backs 1967 Boys found& = can Craig Carson and Chri Kanuck Red Express Expres really coming outtoplay 6 ae n took control of the ‘| contained the “‘Dalers&q attempts Saturday April 7th the Red an ful game 5 the end. to advance the ball Express sponsored by Eastern right unt With their Be ‘hex skill the halfbacks John 2 With a minute remaining, Exterminaters and coached by &a be Carroll. forwar James Panchookian Steve Florio and Jeff Kugle RonnyBrutschi Lloyd ‘g Sneddon and. Musumeci fired a shot -at the visitors nets Tecorded there second straight Fredd -- canhe kept City from from 20 yards out, o tohave it Win by defeating Garden City 3 to Garde getting 2 passed mid-field. The first blocked and sent bounding ! goal &l %@S Scored Bill who at toward midfield. Center half Despit a very strong wind the b Maguir i ool. Shot a kick % 2 back Rich Chakrin garnered the game was well played by both beauti fro a out.*The front line con- * ball and sent it inside again to teams. The Great defensive team yard to Garden forward Jean Claude Balek. of Kenny Kugler, Robert [inue pressur City . 2 with Balek Newlands and front linesmen Michael © ) spotted left winger Billy Maguire and Masters heading the 9 Anthony Schiralli breaking in on together with the hel of ballitoPete Series Super Schnur The Jeff Knuth who scored puttin nd goal pass to the speed goalie heid the Garden 4 Jill Hicksville in Schiralli resulted in City team down to the lead. Matty Bell,- ae the goal in the Z Hicksville first half Kelly score with only 20 (Continued on Pag 11) ¢ seconds _ White shirt Hicksvi left = The “soldiers” 2 off th and Grenadiers, James Panchookian front of No. 5) at midfield. are next Ne) _ backs Sunday. On the 22nd of 3 this (11) and Craig Carson (15) race Tony De Rosa (3) upthe April coaches and Mike a eived to help Jean Claude Balek (in play. Tony Schiralli Kanuck will travel west with x to 4 egrets . GENERAL “Cardinals’', their chargers and take on an s ies sponsored. by Garden ‘nated Productions, Inc., experienced City club. 3 te Fue ee ae = verall record, in- Barsetravelled to Bohemia to play St. Mrs . cluding Leag andRegionalCup John&# C.Y.0. ‘Eagles’, both Hicksville Rowdies o e er game is 5 wins, 2 losses and 15 team 3-0 on the season. The Rowdies extended their i This is a winni percentage Takin advantage of the wind winnin record to 3 and with a n which win this o 60 is very goo con- in the first half, the ‘‘Cardinals' past Sunday over Kings | : sidering the six of Division I, I] attacked their opponents and Park ere! and III as well as the good scored their first goal 10 minutes Hicksvilles' four goals were elboro tea ll over the Island. the game on shot left score by Gerrard McNamee, et ike fontpeti int by SPECIALIS IN Duca. Later on in the (2), and Kevin irsday eps: Se wing Y alte me o : ‘ason show jauth period,aeright wing Stephen amel. eleokt WOR SERVI thos losses are starting tocom Gourlay blasted a shot pass the Assisting the scorers at for- ee SHOE 10 Fe

He : Ce et igliaro, Steverit score to 2-nil. Olive and Sea d. y Last Fall, there only one teamin Then the of the Smith. JOB complexion : Pe FOO I AN if yan the Club went undefeated for the gam changed, it became one of The mid- Jim Rear- seaso (Pa McHu and John keeping constant pressure and don, William Sneeden and Dan SIZE Mitchell' 1965 Rovers) and last out the Middleman : ‘‘Eagles’’, the ball o the : hustlin kept oe TO ‘ Spring three team went throu preventin them fro scorin opponent& half of the field = the a loss: Joe . seaso This was accomplished by mid- enabling more shots o goal. EEE Mert led witho 1 P 69 9 boys Al Eric Bentley, John When the ball did come down hi unde fielder ¢ SAFETY N aola and his wee under Id or pee Fabrizio, Bobby Himmel, Brian on Hicksville’s side, a strong a Morrisroeand and Schneider. e WORK e UNIFOR 1 tax- h tsi Jimmy Sacks John backstop combination of Todd rch of is under 1 19 bo Backing up the mid-fielders were Roth, Joe Hanna and Greg e DRESS « CASUA ‘65 ROVERS the fullback line of thwarted their attack. obbins superb Skupinsky © HIKING ¢ H NG The 14 old Charlie Chris Shearer Thunderbirds UN | unde year Rover Maione, i ill be met their first bi test this wee and Willie Sneddon. Brian By Joe Neto Plac agains the Huntington Strikers Hoest agai did an excellent The Hicksville Thunderbirds with game at9 am. Cda- job stopping the few “Eagles” Island , ae P M sponsor b Long May cHugh & Joh Mitchell attacks on goa Boating Publications kept their those hope that the high wind woul Not to be’ forgotten were the undefeated record by taking Cold but they hoped in vain. other the ‘‘Car- Harbor a score 4-0. r little forward o Sprin by of subHicksville won This was the teams second shut- e to be the tos an dinals&q Brian Finnell, Robert to Franzese and Postullo out of the season. It was made re in- electe go against th windi Stephen March the first half. Onl minutes into who kept continuous pressure on possibl through the combined but the “Eagles defense. effort of Michael Ayres and o ne ae ao , icksville came alove and played Th final score was 2-ni] Michael Pryves who shared the great soccer for th res of the bringing the “‘Cadinals” record goalkeeping duties and did a half. again to to 4-0 taking over first The tremendous job against the very eaned Speci cred goe place the defensive unit for stopping significance of this win is the strong Cold Spring Harbor at- 1ation- repeat attacks on goal and fact, that the ‘‘Eagles” had been tack. Joey Neto pu the first goal puttin the ball low an hard undefeated in their last23 games. in for Hicksville on a lead pass eruns against a wind to The win was ac- from David Kanuck. The second tremendo u ‘‘Cardinal | The © COLD ” BRO IN by a ‘‘team”’ effort of goal was put in Paul Thomp "u lin complish b a ao ie oe ae lot of hustle. WELL who Pay 1106 -931-04 aa ee& , ag pas an pn ac hiit o B i So Back novihor OLD COUNTRY ROADnoun con i ao , ectl on a ick. The b . E , HOUR Mo to w ©oa 8—Prae Steve and in U“‘9”” camt tohi outside the jus Fi 9 ®t mir Dola Clif Feldm Boys Ne Sat Park ce Jack Carson line and he by eightee yard . pie e Mi lalla returned it righ into the net. whole The Hicksville “Grenadiers” ~ ie : ap vent idle vo Fe eee Hae rc fice in osted the Farmingdale “Blues” ee and getting the ball John Mitchell raigl cf at ‘the Grumman complex, jast weckadeeen the or Dave Smyth on the front line. eee alot of Sunday. A contest of spectacular a pressure on the RON BAUMGART These two srrickers also worke wville defense, but SOCcer took place. A crow of full back very hard all day and even M eae over 150 fans cheered on the tes ate a EIGENSED ve per against the wind were able to ‘ “ teams as to a tol j they played i nunt of penetrate toward Huntington’s ‘ig ea anme and aemana a : PLUMBIN & HEATIN INC. a of M [oturn fenea The half B grot cheville was shut offofafew : p ea - nal r worker who fs received a oe line of Chris Doland, Richard i

by i ract to reat deal of praise from the SCOr opportuniti th Kenny ELECTRICALLY CLEANED Blue goaltend in the first an Bria SEWER & DRAIN. LINES i en Bre was th “blond bomber’ fes Tho a. _Dalf. Right wing, Rich McCarthy, supe job in oe a All Eeitby Andrus who&# doing a Pee camer Slatin eek ha .the ball taken off his foot En : rity as great job at halfback. Coach PSSing game. Halfway through HUNTER LANE 2 directly in front of visitors net. : 938-443 nity ae ac a Ria rg ioe gl the half “HICKSV The Backfield of Brian Magee, seco Joey Doherty J : Hee eae no ec ssan \ Mike Conway, Tim D’Antuono cea oe ner of t fir half b the g held ee eeeit in for the third 2%4 Sweeper DeRosa were Boat FIRE the Strickers to a single tally. In Ton ji t during the ve to game. ight the second half, Hicksville was lireeco god ea me on a pre oi the H n ‘im “Grenadier” v Richards : 2 | enive ait This island ms ch overconfi wi th get minder, mad thre saves in pa (o Bri MeK

more “ in its defense held and Mitchell and performance fo (aa fa pa th earl isoin other:one ests of Smyth continued to work hard z together this season, both of- telephone Farmingda scored the games but the mid-field and front line, fori ne a defensi initial tally midway through the ENS i NERS couldn&# get the job done. The onswermg rRICT coaches evaluation is that you ‘ IGA need more than 5 or 6 boy giving inc. in match and this servic i \irman 100 a tough tabe 9 Wt, week the team just did not have JUD s MAIN OFFICE WEIl Is 5-4 4 sioner this. Huntington scored two more 4 — INCH - both on direct kicks from the 18 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE BONDS @ PART TIME © . - FULL VACATION sioner yard line before Dav Smyt HOURLY OR MESSAGE RATE pushed one in for Sa0Se« SALES AND he AMI HicksvilleFin APPRAISA foe sioner score was 3-1 with the Rovers, b 115 NORTH BROADWAY, P. 0. BOX #7 Sa VYE : itionareank:or Nort Arerics ssioner Sponurger King, on thei losin aeend. j L. N. ¥. - HICKSVILLE, 1, 11802 WELLS 8-3600 20 JERUSALEM AVE., HICKSVILLE, N.Y. |; ARAL ayel Serving Neseen and Suttots [ot aaae ‘MEMBER — MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE On a cold windy day last O LI. é Sunday, John Fabrizio’s, April 12, 1978 — MID Town-Controlled T.V. Service Rate To ISLAND/PLAINVIEW HERALD — 10 Cab Dro Thure Pag necessary at this time,” Dia- poly,’’ he added. Town which most residents have from of cable TV rates Oyster Bay Supervisor vices, regulation mond said. ‘‘The FCC went on to The FCC should either involve announced that and over which we have no except those for the basic ser- Josep Colby th say that ‘We believe the market- itself in the regulation of these for basic antenna service will be going up by vice, even though the original Finar rate authority, place will regulate the charges rates or it should restore such Cablevision, the month,” Colby said franchise by the Town through only $2.50 per granted that are paid and that if they are to local college S rights municipalities, where local is Town Councilman Kenneth provided for such and rar rate a municipality regulation. excessive, the operations will not according to Diamond. “‘At.the to maintain control, Diamond, who has served as a “T fought this matter with the this availat permitted succeed..... Although may very least, the consumer de- will be reduced in the Town of “watchdog”’ of Cable TV for the FC in 1975, and we were told by be true in the average competi- serves a public hearing at which governr $.50 to $4.50 Town Board, noted that the the FCC that it does not believe Educati Oyster Bay by per tive business situation, it is notso the cable TV firm would have to month. Federal Communications Com- that regulation of subscription in this case which, for all practi- its for a rate in- prograr the Town justify request the other ser- mission pre- rates is either practicable or is a virtual “Unfortunately, cal purposes, mono- crease,” he said. AS af As of May 1 Cablevision sub- and the scribers will be paying an addi- Congres BRECK tional $2.50 for Family Cable. gressmz SPRAY availabl CREME rt LEGAL NOTICE dent C RINSE H.E.W. : PUBLIC NOTICE BEOG 2 For retref of sinus headache 15 Oz. 18 ZONING dent aid and congestion Without the RESOLVED, That ap the apy antihistamines. All Type of JOHN MERENDA plication , BEOG{ © ‘‘E” BWradiers for a change of zone from Residence District to ‘‘F”’ AMER Business District (Neighborhood (Contii 13 59 Business) on the premises as 17 following described, be and the Keith Cz same hereby is GRANTED: Larry ALL that certain plot, piece or Freyeise parcel of land situated at ball in Hicksville, Town of Oyster Bay, goal. Tt Staye of Nassau and State of Ronny Modess&# E mart pods County PANTY SHIEL New York, and described as to Fredc av ata follows ; it over t BEGINNING at a point on the the net. | Or ay let HOSPITAL northerly side of Old Country Gard Road, as widened, 88.28 feet tol. westerly from the end of a curve Great having a radius of 10 feet and a length of 13.36 feet and which 24& 22 forms the intersection of the 13 westerly side of Under-hill Avenue and the northerly side of Old Country Road, RUNNING THENCE North 0° 58’ 30” East Dental Rinse 1 oz. 1.39 Fluorigar . . 105.85 feet to a point; THENCE “Diets 70z...... 1.09 South 89° 22° East a distance of Colga Toothpas the topic 92.86 feet to a point, THENCE Elizabet! eee Ultra Brite Toothpa 60z...... 89 South 0° 38 West ee next mor | pt along the westerly side of Cura Bandages— 60's. .89 Hearts, “gee Avenue 75.65 feet to Underhill Sunday, the northerly end of a curve, Palmolive Rapi Shav ll oz... .99 to be hel first above-mentioned; First Str THENCE a curve along Breed C to the bearing right having a Linnehar ,radius of 10 feet and a length Molloy C of feet 13.36 to a point; the Die THENCE South 77° 11’ West Americé 88.28 feet the along northerly ciation side of Old Road to Country The rm the of point or place public. A BEGINNING and cak The is foregoing property newcome the Land and designated on portunity Tax of the Map County of Mended I Nassau as School District No. A sé 17 Section 11 Block 337, Lots Mended 15 and 32. The change of zone herein granted is subject to voluntary covenants and restrictions im- The pr pose upon the subject premises and am b the as owner applicant herein, Departn in which set forth in fee, are a nounced written instrument to be duly of The R recorded in the office of the Clerk Robert of Nassau and this County; has beer resolution for a of change zone Presiden shall become effective 6.5 oz only upog Roslyn such BY ORDER OF recording. held the THE TOWN BOARD OF THE Investme TOWN OF OYSTER BAY ALL TYPES Joseph Centere: Ann R. Colby, Supervisor, Ocker, Assistan Town Date: Re or Mint Clerk April 3, 1979 Assistant N.Y. Oyster Bay, Robin N STATE OF NEW YORK ) 99 1° COUNTY OF NASSAU, / ss.: TOW OF OYSTER BAY) I ANN R. Ocker, Town Clerk Town Clerk of the Town of Oyster In tod Bay, and custodian of the potential JEN- Records of said Town, DO more de HEREBY CERTIFY that I have professic COSMET compared the annexed with the purchase Public Notice of PLAINVIE original Change AS a of Zoning adopted by the Town Island Board on April 3 1979 approving conducti 59 the application of JOHN Buyers ( MERENDA for 16& EMERAL a Chan of Zone both w at Hicksville. (from Res. ‘tE”’ to formativ Bus. ‘‘F&q Dist. filed in the Town years... Deodorant Deodorant 2.5 COSMETI 1.1 Clerk Office and that the same Expert FARMINGDALE is a true transcript thereof, and of building Lo 1.09 Feaa 2.29 the whole of such original H..York, . In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto signed NILTI my name and affixed JA DISTRIBUTO BRENT DIRE DRUG the seal of said Town this 5th day of HICKSVILLE BETHPAGE COSMETI COSMETI April 1979. ANNR. OCKER PATCHOGUE BRENTWOOD Town Clerk. ‘p-1805 ta’ "1 “* —

Lent Offers Information Appointe Resid Engine O William R. Brazill of Hicksville involve Financial Aid Colle has been appointed resident f these Financial engineer of the new Air-Shuttle e such assistance for a Fourth Congressional District Terminal being built at alities, college education, based on need residents who are parents of stu- and LaGuardia Airport by The Port ‘At .the ranging up (0 $1800 a year, is dents planning on col- attending of New available from Authority York and New er de- the federal lege this September can obtain Jersey. | which government under the Basic free copies of ‘Student Con- The new terminal, to be opened nave to Education Opportunity Grant sumer’s Guide’’ and application in the fall of 1980, wilPbe capable ‘ate in- program. ‘BEOG) forms for the BEOG program by of handling three million As a public service to students calling Lent’s local office at (516) passengers a year between New on sub- and their parents in the Fourth 223-1616 York, Washington and Boston. n addi- Congressional District, Con- “Helping to educate the youth The highly functional structure Cable. gressman Norman F. Lent has of today is an investment in the will permit passenger boarding available in his office, ‘The Stu- future of our country,&q Lent said. via boarding bridges which will dent Consumer' Guide” and “With the high cost of a college not require to leave H.E.W. pamphlet describing education, it&# important for passengers the building. It is also energy BEO and five other federal stu- every family with students plan- efficient with highly insulated dent aid programs. together with ning college study to investigate walls and modern heating the application forms for the every avenue of potential finan- systems. BEOG for the 1979-80 school year. cial assistance The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will lease AMERICAN SOCCER boys came back strong in the the building to Eastern Airlines (Continued from Pag 9) second. Paul Heller scored on a after it is built. Construction beautiful cross from Dave Horne. costs are expected to be $25 Keith Campo. Tony McGeough, Their opponent, a very strong million Larry Ziembicki and Freddy Huntington BC. team, came back Mr. Brazill is a of Freyeisen the graduate constantly kep with a breakaway, and was able New York with a B.S. ball in front University of the oppositions to equalize. The team ha three in Civil He This to degree Engineering. goal. proved pay off as chances to score, but a massive holds a Professional Engineering Ronn Brutschin passed the ball defense thwarted Huntington License in New York. to who e Freddy Freyeisen kicked their efforts. John Salata was the Starting with the -Port of the bi-state it over the goalies head and into many agency’s airports. outstanding player, he worked RS Authority over twenty years ago, work at the He and his wife have the net. Hicksville now refused to hard projects including Marjorie very as sweeper. P. Heller, Mr. let Brazill has contributed to Lincoln Tunnel and the New York seven children, Garden City score and won 3 D Horne, J. Cullen and B. Bruton tol. performed well in the frontline. Great Game Guys! The defense around captain D. q Straub did their job. GE captain: Chapsti Hicksville oR E Panthers (U-16) Final score: 1-1 ,

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— you.& Much applause followed his mittee’s report by summing up reasonable period of time.&qu meeting were: Effie Krogmann Hicksvillians Reject the the reasons for the formation of Supervisor Colby then opene and Sheila Noeth, protesting Page 3) testimony. (Continued from Councilman Carman the Committee. She said, ‘The the meeting up to additional partial change of Duffy Avenue, Gregory — Thursday April 12, 1979 MID ISLAND/PLAINVIEW HERALD — Pag 12 that the Hicksville Committee is are comments. Judge Lubkuecker, a and Messrs. Murry Margolis. he continued, commented young. Step Cantia, Park.” and Fr. Chianella Council has been a being taken to feel the puls of the landowner, oppose the Kingsley Kelly “The a zoning has not worked Community the She ‘Would of the G-1 zone wh said, ‘If we were as slow to to the great benefit to progress in Community.’’ asked, suggestions and has contributed the Town is to Hicksville area. the Town Board wish to submit a modifications and felt that there repent as change of our area. These deterioration would never to Al Mr. Bill MacDonald, survey to the taxpayers of is too much office space now the zoning, we get modifications are not suggeste the Senior Hicksville to see how the ... unrented. He said, ‘‘More heaven.” Committee is new representing Citizens, feel going enough. Our and Silhc Board&# said, ‘‘many of us can afford to certainly it would help the Town space for living: quarters and we need the Town for built Board and the Committee.” would be goo in this way lo know cannot pay fair rents privately apartments Mr. Kingsley Kelly of the expertise.” ‘‘We you of Seniors create no Supervisor Colby agreed. She area.’ But he questione the ligl Consensus or Referen- housing. Hicksville Chamber of Com- zone by finalized the Board to of the Board earth the trouble and they spend their by asking wisdom by asking, merce reviewed the work done dum but we ask you to review monies locally.& “seriously consider the needs for “Why can&# Hicksville develop the couldn reject it and come up with and plans suggeste by plan, Carole President of the to the He declared that set- bad dr believe will be the best Mrs. Wolf, young, help taxpayer naturally.’’ original TOB local Advisory what you The ri and the Hicksville Community and the needs of all by carefully backs of .25 feet are unrealistic. Committee which he and for the area, for Hicksville, upon concluded the Com- thought out planning within a Finally it was suggeste that sulle best for the Mr. Council, many other well known therefore horren oa the Town Board and the to eethe Town Planning Hicksville residents served for Lynch propose Council should hold bodies f Community three before the era of Boa concluded by saying 2 Do years Amp the their e public hearings so that all and Parish. He “60,000 residents come from = ERY Raymond, Pine residents could died tt on give in-put. said they did recognize and Hicksville and we are counting 7 Americas men. recommend some private-built real estate lives -p Milton Abelson, a housing in parts of this area. darkne broker, said, “These The Town pledged to work with loved I -modifications are another im- the Community Council and their ible had th dream, as G-1 was.”’ He Committee. They complimented moratorium for only to suggested a tax all those present on the intelligent the G-1 property owners while the G- presentation of their views and de restrictive zoning is in effect. problems The hearing concluded surpris ‘Others who the of all spoke at at eleven thirty pm. caring forwart Citibank’s Blood Drive would grave tomb. The Greater New York Blood The schedule for the Citibank week not blo Reg & Program is richer by 94 pints of Bloodmobile for the coming Neck, was gre blood this week thanks to is: April 16, Great Manhasset, Port Washington and tains. customers and staff at nine Long Island Citibank branches. Old Brookville; April 17 Syosset, Plainview, and Hicksville, April Of the 94 pints collected, 7 18 Bay Shore, Farmingdale and donated Citibank Melville, pints were by Babylon; and April 19 A WITH THIS COUPON Sun Vet Mall in employees and 22 pints by Greenlawn and Alice customers. Customers a Holbrook donating died o for pint of blood become eligible mother of blood one year’s coverage Further information is avail- Hicksv BRECK for themselves and Good Only At LSA Stores transfusions able at all Long Island Citibank of Calif immediate families. Offer Expires 4/19/79 SHAMPOO their branches. The directic NORM DRY Sp OILY

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ogmann ting the Avenue, Devotions jargolis. hianella Rev. John H. Krahn ; Slow to change Easter story, but what God really er get to ALLELULA. HE LIVES Friday became Good Friday. desires is that all encounter ALLELUIA, hop returns to the hopeless we the living Christ. want to to Silhouetted figures made their death is replaced b life. “‘Do nat say all of you, have the living way to the tomb as the first sliver be amazed: you seek Jesus of seen Christ. I have been an eyewitness of light graced the darkened Nazareth, who was crucified. He who has seen purpus@enter into earth, Jesus was dead, They still has risen, he is not here; see the aimless lives. I have seen calm- couldn&# beheve it, It was like a place where they laid him,” the ness overcome chaos. I have seen bad dream of grand proportions angel declared. And down Him strengthen the weak, bring The ring of hammer upon nail through the centuries Christians healing (o the sick, and comfort sull echoed in their ears: the have trumpeted the good news of lo the bereaved. [ have seen Him horrendous sight of crucitied Easter to one another and to bestow joy and confidence to lives bodies was-burned indelibly into God&# world shaltered by an angry and cruel their eye sockets. With Him had Each of us has had our bad world. I have experienced His died the hope of eleven broken Fridays when someone has cruci- presence in my life and in the men. The sun had set on their fied our hopes When someone ate-built lives of others lives ‘plunging them into forever close to us has scorned our love. ea. I know that Redeemer When hearts have the my ork with darkness. Men and women who our worn lives. I even know that your loved Him, who believed in Him, black band of betrayal. When we nd their Redeemer lives. have sold for If you know it imented had their hopes raised to heaven our integrily thirly too, praise God with your lives. to then have them dashed to pieces of silver. When the telligent only shadows of life Without the resurrection, death the depths of hell. Yet, a day of outdistance the v5 and A is .-For more of and taxes are the sum of life&# ride in the bucket great fun information about ncluded surprises was dawning, the day rays sunlight. do certainties. With Jesus Christ, - at Trinity Nursery School. The Trinity&# quality Nursery and of all days was commencing, not think there is one the Resurrection and the Life, Nursery School uses the full size Elementary School (K-8) come to the three person that doesn&# want to caring propelled women their. our lives cease being daily soap gymnasium of Trinity I.utheran open house on Tuesday, forward not knowing how they believe in the resurrected and operas and become divine School. 40 W. Nicholai Street, April 24th, from 9 A.M.,to Noon oF would even be able to enter the living Lord. There is not one dramas to be lived to the fullest Hicksville. call 931-2215. grave. Bul God had opened the person who does not need healing with the final chapter to be citibank tomb. A rock, however big, would in some aspect of his or he life. played before the throne of the ie not block the Christ Not one wh can stand before the ng week whose faith and Almighty and resurrected Lord. Neck, was great enough lo move moun- cross say, ‘‘Jesus, like you, Alleluia! He lives! Alleluia! DR. ROBERT WOLLMAN have no sin.&q All of know the . ston and tains. Entering the tomb, black us Syosset, PODIATRIST e, April Obituar FOOT SPECIALIST lale and a Melville, of TEL. 796-3332 ALICE M. CARLISLE Home, South St., Oyster Bay. Ralph. Mall in She the Vernon C. Alice M. Carlisle of Hicksville ELLEN DANN reposed at Ellen Dann of Hicksville died Wagner Funeral Home, Old died on April 4. She was the Office Hours Hicksville. Mass of 176 JERUSALEM AVE. mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Rowe of on April 5 She was the wife of the Country Rd., By Appointment the Christian Burial’ was at Our - Evenings & Sat. Also HICKSVILLE, L.1., N.Y. $ avail- Hicksville and Samuel F. Carlisle late George; mother of the late of R.C. Church and L Yitibank of California. Kathleen Stockman; grand- Lady Mercy mother of interment followed in St. Charles The funeral was under the Ralph J., Kathleen, direction of the Orlando Funeral Joan and George. Mother-in-law Cemetery. Speci Progra aren On Asthma DAGON Sea Breeze antiseptic lotion SI There will be only one meeting Funeral Homes Inc. ~*~ cleans the makeup and. soap this for the Parents of month &g film that soap and water leave “The sinallest of details... is not forgotten” ee Children with Asthma on Friday, behind. So your face feels clean, 1:00 the East April 20, at p.m., in LEVITTOW NE HYD PARK clear and fresh. Meadow Offices of the American 931-0262 S NEW nme PAR er. -Lung Association of Nassau- FLORA Suffolk at 1710 Hempstead HICKSV WILLISTO PAR PAR 8 29 Arttantic Ave. 47 Jerusalein Ave 412 Wills Ave Turnpike PEP | The meeting will include Dr. H Steinberg, Physician in Charge of AV, OZ in Pulmonary Medicine and OUR WITH YOURS” Assistant Professor of Medicine “COMPA Bring In Your Homeowner Policy And This Ad at Stale Universily of New York We Will Quote You On Our at Stony Brook who will discuss Homeowner Policy - SPECIAL FORM the topic “A Pulmonary Reg THE HERBERT INSURANCE AGENCY 10 Oz 2.49 Looks at Asthma”. Physician 16 E. Old COuntry Rd., Hicksville OV 1-1313 Cal] 794-1160 if you pla to attend. * GALILEO LODGE NEWS ons in- (Continued from Pag 6) eaker on will he board sure that this activity gain after Easter. Condition your hair ureau al momentum right the way with Mineola, Pete Ragon and Skip Monteforte professiona will make sure that this certainly Realistic Professional Formula — - REVLO GL6t &q Wady “Aepsa QIVHaH MAIANIVd/ Gi £1 ofeg activity gets off the ground in a Conditioner and Hairdress hurry....Getling back to summer Scalp recreational activities, lets not forget the Hawaiian dance to be held in August. It will feature an authentic Luau and its aura of tropical wonder There is another affair being readied for the month of May, and this dance e Controls hair even on Re The 5.95 4” will be a 1950& type of dance. humid days. mood, music and atmospher will Gives hair a rich sheen herald the period which gave us a considerable amount of good e Moisturizes the scalp music, good history and good memories, and the Galileo Lodge will endeavor to restore that era in goo food and goo times. This affair will be held on Saturday, May 19th, al the Lodg quarters. 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Disaster Drill Vam Stag Thursday, April 12, 1978 — MID ISLAND/PLAINVIEW HERALD — Pag 16

the drill, such as a damage. Vamps had trouble Carole Wolf ranged from heart attacks to Hicksville Rescue Lt. Gerard during By of stretchers and store personnel and limbs and hea O’Brien and Gordon Jenkins of shortage por- getting A mock commuter train broken injuries. The and the table radios. Efforts will be made shoppers to leave the area. The drill was to show what the Long Island Railroad derailment was stage by the staged above the with to correct the situation. The chief fire started in the space areas the fire service needed Hicksville F.D. worked Lon Island Rail Road in concert The railroad officials. Recently also thanked all those who took ceiling. sprinkler system with the Hicksville Fire improvement, such as man- in the drill. Many Sunday failed to operate. The fire sounded equipment, 4nd methods Hicksville vamps and other part Department. The alarm power, marshall’' office is communities attended a dinners went uneaten, but investigating PM on 8th. 85 of operation. nearby 2:31 April F.D. Ladies Aux. the cause. 8 pieces apparatus Tower ladder and training session on rail road Hicksville Hicksville vamps and 9 piece of heavy Richard Chief Magee praised prepared refreshments to the under Deputy Chief converged on the rescue trucks were requeste operations. apparatus the and the hungry vamps. Specia thanks go Kershow responde vamp was the overhead tracks just from Jericho, Westbury, East operation splendid scene on but was treated at the the railroad gave. to the rail road for their help injured, East St. Mutual aid Meadow, Plainview. The Beth- cooperation . off Barclay had to cut L.1. TV News covered the drill scene. Firefighters from 6 nearby page F.D. sent a rescue truck to was requeste the roof to extinguish the stand by while Hicksville and film was shown on TV Shopping Center Blaze open Fire Departments. fire. tied Melville Channels 4 7 and 11. Power on A smokey blaze at the Perfect The drill was unknown to the equipment was up. F_D also sent an ambulance. All the 3rd rail was shut down on Pretzel Shop on the Mall at firefighters and was planne for 2 victims were treated and track of. the Port Jefferson Hicksville’s Mid Island Plaza months. 24 victims, from the injured ladder branch till after 4 PM. A caused moderate damage on Jericho, Plainview and Westbury removed from the train by FHlect Members trucks 3:24PM. discussion was held after the drill Sunday April 8th. The alarm Departments were put aboard by Fire Chief Owen at Hicksville fire headquarters. A came in at 12:40 PM. Several 8 car electric train at the Deputy Magee the residents were with few were uncovered nearby stores suffered smoke Three area Hicksville station Injuries of the Hicksville F.D., along problems recently elected to membership in the Nassau Council of the Nassau-Suffolk Health Svstems Agency, Inc. \N-S HSA) They are Helena Dalessandro of Syosset, Janice Donahue of Glen Cove and Selma Notov of Hicksville Helena Dalessandro. a graduate student at Long Island University, serves on the Com- munity Advisory Board of the Rehabilitation Institute Janice Donahue, President of the Hospital Health Protection Committee of Glen Cove and vicinity, is also a member of a Child Growth Parenting Group Project and a Red Cross volunteer. Selma Notov, a guidance counselor at Hicksville High School, is a member of B' Brith Women and Hadassah and served as faculty advisor of the Hicksville High Schoo] Volunteer Club. The N-S HSA is a voluntary, non-profit agency created under trom “wan wreck’ victim are members of the Jericho Fire the ‘National Health Planning Stretcher is made ready for while tower ladders being removed 166 ladder trucks assisting the and Resources Development Act “victim” Hicksville Vamps, in Plainview and Westbury by Department by of 1974’ and services as the aid call Hicksville F.D. “victim.” on the left. responded to mutual may used during pictur Berkowitz.) voice on health and in the lower center disaster drill. (Pictures by Robert region&# In center picture, tower be seen pic- © top mental health issues. ladder from Hicksville lowers ture. In the lower right hand picture “victim” from elevated train. In the top right hand picture,

With the temporary closing of the Homeowr er Disposal facility this year, due to hazardous conditions created by construction, the foll »wing information from the Department of Pub-

lic Works can be helpful to homeowners \ tho are planning their annual spring clean-ups: THE TOWN OF OYSTER BAY SANITATION DIVISION

WILL COLLECT ON REGULAR WEEKLY RUBBISH DAYS:

All materials that have been reduced to size not exceeding 4 feet in any dimension and which individually does not exceed 50 pounds. Such material left at the curb on regular rubbish days will be routinely col- lected. To determine your regular rubbish collection day, TELEPHONE: 921-7347 (2 *WILL SCHEDULE APPOINTMENTS TO COLLECT BULK ITEMS

Bulk collection services are such as refrigerators, washing machines, large piece of furniture, etc. solely that material which cannot be reduced to less than 4 feet in every dimension or weights under 50 pounds the method used to cut them down can (Tree branches would NOT come under this category, since same — be used to reduce them t less than four feet in length so they can b left at the curb for regularrubbish col- lection.) To arrange an appointment for collection of “BULK” items, TELEPHONE: 921-3850

Village or Private Collection? contact Town residents who do not receive regular sanitation collection by the Town of Oyster Bay should for information the Village officials or private carters responsibl for regular collection services concerning the system they use for collecting rubbish or bulk items. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Frank Antetomaso, Commissioner

TOWN BOARD JOSEPH COLBY, Supervisor

COUNCILMEN TOWN OF OYSTER BAY HOGAN. JR. JOSEPH J. SALADINO KENNETH S. OIAMOND HOWARD T. GREGORY W. CARMAN SALVATORE R. MOSCA THOMAS L. CLARK Taxes ANN R. OCKER, Town Clerk SOLOMON NEWBORN, Receive of