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VOL. 1 NO. 4 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1966 10^ per copy
Little Miss Half-Pint
Bethpage Entrant Bethpage Gets a New Superintendent.
The Bethpage Board of Ed­ucation
held a Special Meeting
Tuesday night to approve a re­placement
for Superintendent
Edward L. Fandt. Fandt, who
began his official duties on
October' 6, left the district due
to •personal reasons' and re­turned
to his home in Pennsyl­vania.
The new. superintendent is
Roper F. Larsen. He is married
and the father of two children.
He resides in Great Neck.
Larsen is a graduate of New
Paltz State Teachers College and
he earned his masters degree"
from - Columbia University. In
1958 he was awarded his doc­torate
in education from Colum­bia.
He holds certificates in ele­mentary
and secondary teaching
as well as elementary and secon­dary
principal. In 1964 he re­ceived
his New York state Super-intendency
license.
Larsen will assume contract
on December 1 with the Bethpage
Public School system at $24,0(10
salary per year. He will super­vise
a superintendency of 6,177
•students, seven schools including
a junior high school and senior
high school. The professional
^staff of the district numbers 341
and the non-professional is 110.
A spokesman said his qualifi­cations
are" more than ample
"and he has" been associated with
the Great Neck school system
since 1952. During that time he
has been a principal, at both ele­mentary
and secondary level and
at present is assistant Superin­tendent.
Roper F. Farsen
Long Island Lighting Company Stock Goes Up
Lori Ann Cerrella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Cerrella of 68 - 2nd Street, Bethpage, has
been selected as an entrant in the Finals of the
National Little Miss Half-Pint Beauty Pageant to
be held at the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf- As­toria
Hotel on November 26, 1966. The Contests
which benefit handicapped blind children turn over
all' proceeds to the Association for the Advance­ment
of Blind Children, 520 Fifth Ave., N. Y. Last
year the A.A.B.C. received some $4,000.00 from
the Pageants. One of 55 finalists, from an original
field of some 1,700 contestants Lori, is 4 1/2
years old.
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Long Island Lighting Com­pany's
1066 quarter report to
shareowhers showed record
earnings of $1.66 per share for
reached a new high of
$216,651,000 for the 12 months
ending September 30, 1966 sur­passing
the comparable 1965 pe­riod
by $12,715,000.
LILCO's electric require­ments
increased 13% and gas re­quirements
rose 8% over the 1965
Summer electric
peaks continued to advance at a
faster rate than winter demands*
Spurred by the second hottest
;TT» -summer peaks had exceeded
the previous December's record-breaking
high point on four oc­casions.
A new all-time high in
electric demand of 1,494,000
kilowatts occurred on September
2, 1966 at 9:00 p.m.
LILCO reported mat the facil­ities
required to meet these peaks
third quarter. jmuu.» «»v.^.»- were being used for more ex- -
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tended periods throughout the
year to serve its rapidly in­creasing
electric space andwater
heating
dciiiial electric space heatiui
for all of 1966 had already been
exceeded. Supplementing the ex­panding
use of gas for space
hearing, the Company noted that
the off-peak use of gas has also
been substantially increased by
promotion of interruptible sales
to large customers and seasonal
applications such i as swimming
pool heating.
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Head For
ED KRANEPOOL
DENNIS RIBANT
MEDICAL SELF-HELP PRACTICE. Ira Wax-berg
of HicksviUe adjusts arm sling on Ms
wife's right arm while Mrs. John Mamrosh of
49 Dogwood Lane, looks on. Mrs. Mamrosh is
an instructor in a free course in Medical Self-
Help currently being held at HicksviUe High
School under sponsorship of Nassau County
Civil Defense and N. Y. State Public Health
Department. Course runs for nine weeks. CLEON JONES
The Mets are coming to town!
Six of them will arrive at the
HicksviUe station of the Long Is­land
Railroad at 10:33 a.m,thi»
Saturday and proceed by motor­cade
to MacLaren Stadium on
Loring Road, LevittoWn.
There will be Ed Kranepool,
Dennis Ribant,, Tug McGraw,
Cleon Jones, Jack Fisher and
Johnny Lewis - as well as an­nouncer
Bob Murphy, the Stadium
Diamond Club Girls and theMet-cats,
a rock n' roll group.
The motorcade will move from
the Hicksville station to Jeru­salem
Avenue to Gardiners Ave­nue,
then into KnollLane, left into
Center Lane, right into Jeru­salem
Road, into Loring Road
and on into MacLaren Stadium.
Hempstead Town Presiding^Su-per
visor Ralph Caso said that the
town's recreation section had ar­ranged
for the trip in con junction
with the Long Island Railroad.
They're calling it the Hot Stow
League Express.
The ballplayers will answer
questions and sign autographs,
the Diamond Club Girls will dis­tribute
free refreshments and
souvenirs, and the Metcats will
provide the music.
The Mets will remain at the
field until 12;30 p.m.
JACK FISHER
TUG McGRAW
JOHN LEWIS