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BETHPAGE Resolutions Unlimited *P- BETHPAGE sw ppp B T ,.a-8"'~' • "gt T H P * 01 U I 8 BtTHPAlit NY 117(4 -r* also serving OLD BETHPAGE ISLAND TREES PLAINVIEW PLAINEDGE SEAFORD VOL. 7 NO. 49 Thursday, October 25, 1973 10 cents per copy An Open latter p,ained9" Goblins and witches, warlocks and monsters decorate store walls in anticipation of every child's night of bewitchment, Wednesday, October 31, 1973. Resolutions Unlimited As long as those costumes remain on the shelves, By Richard Wood children are safe. Two resolutions, one on a local "Some form of expanded The purpose of each of the Before those costumes are bought and worn, parents independent audit report and agenda could take place now," resolutions, explained Kanter, is another calling for format retorted Cimino, suggesting the to introduce and sponsor a of Nassau children should follow a few steps of changes to the board's public matter might "get lost in the particular piece of legislation in precaution. agenda, were tabled by the shuffle" if the board continued to the State legislature. According to the Nassau County Health Depart­ Plainedge Board by a 6-1 vote at take its time. It will be either Franklyn ment's Director of Injury Prevention Henry Young, its last public meeting. School Board Vice-President McGrath, Donald Kanter, or School Board President Donald Kanter indicated that the Dominick Gagliardo who will costumes should; Franklyn McGrath stated the board had already met with the make the trip to Syracuse to -be of bright, light colors; independent auditor's report was Plainedge Federation of represent the Plainedge com­ -be as fire-retardant as possible; do not use paper, received "only two days" prior to Teachers in. executive session to munity. the meeting, explaining that the discuss the matter. frilly, hairy, or pleated costumes that will easily report was "pretty large" and BOND VOTE SYRACUSE CONVENTION The district's Renovation Bond ignite; •. - ~ ...-* . that the board wished to The remainder of the brief "discuss" it with the ad­ Issue will be placed before -allow free movement; don't trip-up a child with a meeting centered around the Plainedge voters once again on ministration before it com­ board's reactions to thirty-two too-long sheet or costume. menced voting. October 31st. Young explained that children should follow a route resolutions which will be raided The $310,000 package for Trustee Michael Cimino, the at the New York State School general refurbishment of school which avoids street crossing, especially main . lone dissenter to the tabling Board Convention in Syracuse buildings includes funds for the thoroughfares. motion, focused his attention on later this year. repairing of roofs, heating Of course, Young added, an adult or other youth the public agenda resolution. A synopsis of. each of the systems, fire and vandal alarm "The community has resolutions was read aloud by systems, sidewalks, student should accompany young children. demanded a change in this area." Me.. Kmotor. vFoUowiiMr «»cl». Afr. To further enhance Hallowe'en safety,- children -said Cknino, 'land U doesn't wtata tockers. related, a^em/rmtua. *£?«* to see the matter pushed back. IC^nter indicated _t£<* recom­ /ocwcloa.—rtMo-iAetadMf- is tire should also: mendations of the Resolutions installation of fire-resisteht Trustee Dominick Gagliardo Committee of the New York State -go "trick or treating" in two's, three's, or groups, countered Cimino with the School Boards Association and ceilings, an emergency sprinkler never alone; statement that the board had the respective position which the system and the redesign of -not go inside a strange house; received "only one or two public Plainedge convention delegate certain interiors. comments" despite the board's will take at voting time. The cost of the program, in­ -not accept food or candy which is opened or punc- call for recommendations more The board agreed with the volving all eight district schools than two months ago, He added Resolutions Committee's buildings, will be passed on to the -not consume any treats until an inspection can be that the Public Relations Com­ recommendations in all but five district in the form of additional mittee had now been charged cases, proposing its own agenda taxes. made; and . ., , with review of the new agenda to at least three of the Voting hours are from 12 noon -carry a flashlight to make themselves more visible format. resolutions. to 10 P.M. as well as light their way. These steps, if followed, should provide a safe and happy Hallowe'en, with no "tricks" for the "treat- Plainview- Old Bethpage Board of Champions Of Bethpage Education Professional Objectives The Plainview-Old Bethpage - 1974. PLAINVIEW- OLD BETHPAGE Board of Education recently Another major Objective CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT approved Professional Ob­ established forthe Plainview-Old Plainview, N.Y. jectives for the coming school Bethpage District is in the area of 1973-74 PROFESSIONAL OB­ year. This approval followed Community Relations. The Board JECTIVES FOR A QUALITY one month of community and of Education and staff is com­ EDUCATION SCHOOL SYSTEM staff involvement in determing mitted to an extensive program IN PLAINVIEW-OLD BETH­ those areas that would receive providing information to the PAGE highest priority during the community and getting HIGH PRIORITY OBJECTIVES coming year. suggestions back from various I. FUTURE ORGANIZATION In making recommendations to community groups regarding OF SCHOOL DISTRICT the Board regarding the school programs and services. Development of long range plan Professional Objectives, Dr. Dr. Savitt informed the Board for district organization following Savitt stated that for many years, of Education that this year's community survey and task force the Plainview- Old Bethpage- Objectives would provide for study relative to enrollment District has followed a intensive evaluation programs in projections, future use of Management by Objectives Plainview- Old Bethpage. These buildings and future educational approach which has paid rich include: Kennedy High School patterns. dividends, allowing staff, ad­ modular scheduling; Junior High II. EXPANDED COMMUNITY ministration, Board of Education School interdisciplinary AND STAFF RELATIONS and community to close in on programs; CAM" (Com­ PROGRAMS critical areas of need and new prehensive Achievement A. Increased efforts to better educational innovations. Among Monitoring) project; Elementary inform district residents of school the major Objectives that were open education approach and, programs and problems and to recommended by Dr. Savitt, and ennedy High School nongraded establish more effective two-way THEY HOGGED THE FIELD: Oyster Bay Town Councilman approved by the Board of English program. communication between citizens Salvature K. Mosca (right) presents a trophy to co-managers of the Education, were Objectives and the schools. Hogs Softball Team, winners of the Town of Oyster Bay Men's dealing with the Future As part of the Plainview-Old B. Increased efforts tor better Championship. The Hogs are part of the Bethpage Sunday Morning Organization of the School Bethpage program of School communication between Board of League. Dale Martin (left) and Bernie Fink (center) are the District. Dr. Savitt said that this Management by Objectives, Education and staff. managers who led the Hogs to glory. Objective was started last year periodic reports on progress III. EVALUATION OF and that the Community Survey being made have been scheduled PROGRAMS now underway would provide for Board meetings throughout Evaluation of the following in­ Send input so that recommendations to the year, and in Junev'tw*" novative programs* ^ using the Board of Education could be evenings will be set up at which predetermined evaluative The BETHPAGE TRIBUNE developed by January, with the final reports will be made criteria and predetermined your club news or events extensive community in­ regarding the extent thai identification of personnel volvement prior to the final Professional Objectives have available for carrying out been attained. 549 Stewart Ave., Bethpage. N;Y. 11714 decision by the Board, in March, (Continued On Page 6) Musicradio disk jockeys. They will all be on hand to put on a show within a show ... with Bethpage Library Birthday Calender Cousin Bruce Morrow serving as Honorary Ringmaster and in All programs are free and except as otherwise noted, do not require person appearance of Harry preregistration. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Harrison, Ron Lundy, Dan Except for the Children's and Teen's events all programs are open to Ingram, Chuck Leonard, Jay persons of any age. It is suggested that children under 12 attending Reynolds, Frank Kingston Smith the film or recital programs be accompained by an adult. and Johnny Donovan, Futher details on all programs are available at the library. Come, in Tickets may be purchased at or call WE 1-3907. regular prices at the Coliseum NOVEMBER box office, or at 150 Ticketron 2 Friday - Film: "Girl of the Golden West" with Jeanette Mac- locations. Donald and Nelson Eddy. Two showings: 1:30 and 8:00 P.M. 8 Thursday - Holiday Cookery with Paula Margiotta. Pre­ The second entry in the registration required. 1-3 P.M. Hempstead Town Concert Series 9 Friday - Film: "Sweethearts" with Jeanette MacDonald and will be the New Chamber Or­ Nelson Eddy. Two showings: 1:30 and 8:00 P.M. chestra with Cora Gordon, 10 Saturday - Children's Films (boys and girls in grades 3 to 6): Presiding Supervisor Francis T. • 'Tuft Tir ami the Ten Thousand Fisfres*', and- - 'tne Monster of* Purcell announced today. Highgate Pond." 1:30 P.M. Scheduled for Sunday, 11 Sunday - ROLAND HANNA, jazz piano artist, in recital. 2:30 November 4 at 8:15 p.m., the P.M. Refreshments following courtesy The Friends of the Bethpage concert will be held in the Town Public Library. Hall Pavilion located on Main 12 Monday, and 14 Wednesday - Leather Craft Workshop for Teens Street, Hempstead.
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