Bethpage-Tribune_1966-10-27

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VOL. 1 HO. 4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1966 10*p**-<
Bethpage, Island Trees,
Plainedge All Say -Yes'
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of Oyster Bay met at the Mar- IB j
jorie Post Community Center in I^^^B B ^ ^ B I • • d~4 • •
Massapequa Tuesday night and H^^VK I * R- - 9 1 —. Jm wA _^, Tk I
formed the United Council of V jP>-*j[ St M • Jl /III1''! \ W i l l i HI I 11 If I'll III
Purpose of the new organiza- W j P ** fttl I 1*1111 Vj 11I HI 1111 H JJ | | | | | I
tion Is to present a united front HL -^flk 1 '- ^ 1 H « I ^>
on local issues, such as multiple <fl B T^B B •• a H
dwelling, air pollution, noise, etc. I * • • « » £ 1 ^ i ' BF^B H Bethpage v o t e r s have a p p r o v e d a n a d d i t i o n t o t he
The following officers were Ifff l H^E 1 TiW ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ high s c h o o l , a l t e r a t i o n s t o t h e j u n i o r nigh s c h o ol
S^lSuJnJSu!,?^^L2[ fl BfM p ^ j ^ l ^ ^ ^ f c j ^ ^ . , , , and a s w i m m i n g poo! j , , the basement of the new
list Is chosen: ,•"•! F f l HP*~ ••" - ^ ^ ^ — j f c ^ annex.
President—James F. Reade, •:
Old Bethpage Civic Association. This smiling sextet looks happy for a reason. By a v o t e o f i.355 to 561, the residents of JBeth-
S.Fuia^d~^SodkTX. They've just been elected officers of the newly- P ^ ok*yed Proposition One last Saturday. By a
second vice-president-G3orge formed United Council of Civic Associations in the v o t e o f l»093 to 770» m e y *&id " y e s " to Proposi-
^ T S n ^ - ^ r ^ a n ^ H a ^ e r Township of Oyster Bay. Standing fleft to right): tion Two-
Plainview East C.A. ' Frank Hauser, George N. Barnes, William J . Schilt; Proposition One called for an - ^ « • •*..
'u'S^S^fSSSS^ S e a t e d : J a m e S S- Macdonald,DickM.Cacciatore, S S S f f l S S S t t l S P l a i n e C l Q e
HOUSSTTASS^ James F. Reade. ^alterations at a cost of | ^
Sergeant-at-Arms~V/illiamJ. ^Jff^'i.. .«_ , . , . - „ A -^ —^ — -
»1WF«3S^- After Long, Hard fight: -SgRgWrg A p p l e t
J ^ - m J L w » - r » - : ^ m the high school annex at a cost #
T 5 L T I Z ^ H rmmmi n™c • • • •^V V V w V W of $202,50«, with utilization of to • • • r
£s£cfS Island Trees T« Get S^-My'
that the organization wdl grows - swimmine ^ ^
Representatives rfallciviC or- - ^ ^ ; • * • • • • • • - Under the program, New York * ^ P t a * " f f : P ^ F J * 1 11
ganizations in the Township of fllAfM U | | k l l # I •!%••#•••** Slate will nav GO DPI- cent of the be constructed to take the place
Oyster Bay are invited to attend UWII rUDIIC LWTQT)/ " FfF*£fZ£? 5 £ of the present r e n ^ quarters on
the next meeting, which wdl be » ^ " ^ " ^ " " W and the alterations tnthe iininr Hicksville Road. Approval of a
? W a L & 2 l H P • m ^ ^ p S v S r , There Will b e a p u b l i c Twelve candidates ran for five S T t w Y l H a y ^ ^ c e n H ™"sto^ V ^ T K ^ E * •
S T f f i L ^ i S L ^ ^ S S S ' M f i f ^ ^ L S i ^ o ^ positions on the board for trus- the construct, costs of the l * « " J « 5 * »as. Saturday by a
Old Bethpage Library, OldCoun- l i b r a r y for r e s i d e n t s of £es f or to new library. Four of swimming pool. voj*<* }f^° to g»-L
try Road, Plainview. Island T r e e s a s s o o n a s them - Fred Bissert, Benjamin It is estimated that the two M
T n e „bbTa rJ b ? a r d P"***8*.
i t . i, . «•«» now hoQwl nf t™,D Ehrlick, Charles Isola and Rich- propositions wfll increase the 2 * *K2 "^TS: exPVfS|£!
niH RothnatTO " **d Pellicane - won clear-cut district's tax rate by 12.6 cents F * ^ ^ * 1 ^ f * 6 r e s m ^
UIU DCLIIUdKv t e e s c a n s e l e c t a S u i t - decisions. But there was a tie for each $100 of assessed valua- ^ 1 that a J e < t e / a l E ? ^ *£
a b l e l o c a t i o n for the fifth position between tion. $200,000 towardsto cost c £ to
If Slltjvjt ? l o c a a o n . Nicholas RosV and Frank As outlined by the Bethpage Ubrary«expected shortly^Pre-
VI113 PR Approval for establishment of Schwartz. Board of Education, the annex l™inary approval already has
• • • « & * ' to library came at last Satur- Schwartz withdrew iniavorof to the high school was to have J f " S J f t T S S ^ a ^ ^ "
__ =-. day's referendum at the Island ^ ^ personal friend. In fact, included a gymnasium if the vot- -*** . * * be $656,500, appraxi-
RpQtfir^tinn Tr^^^SLTbev^S^ ^ *£ moSussedtte erstm^downPropositionTwo. ^ ^ ? ~ ^ ^ r f "h \ c h
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flGOlUI dUUIB toprovidea$70I000annualbudget ^ ^ ^ c h " f i t t e d that he But, since the residents approved pa"« by the expected federal
T^_ ^ .>. „ to pay for books, staff and rent . . -1 ^ ^ j ^ Schwartz that proposition, calling for a &^uA-County
F^cubve Eugene H. w a s ^ 3 ^ b y a vote of 923 to ^ j f j ^ S h l t o toto SwtommFpoo^ t h f g y ^ n a S The new library will be built
? i ? c ^ c f t o T ^ a p L m l c r v2!h, U ^ ^ , , P r 0 g ? ? ' S S r i * C u V k ^ £ t o I s S d T r e ^ aspect ofthTElh schSladdition across to street from ttepres-
710 contract to J . u . FMUlico, York State will match book r f . nj-i-i-L M-,. Pah-icia was automatically eliminated. ent faculties and will have a
^ X ^ T ^ 1 6 ' . ^ ^ ^ I«rchasesdouar-for-dollar. ? ^ o V S S ^ Tne estimatedoperatiSStof capacity of 750,000 volumes.
1Z%T2 ifChm^1-„& C l lot i eLa t Local f u n d s w U l c o r a e f r w n •» « ^ o f to reasons I sought the annex is Sl2,190a year; that Cost of to building is expect-to
01d]tethpageVdlageRMitor- increase in School District 26?s a ^ o S tte HbrarTboaS was of to swimming'pool $12,550 a ed to add 4.6 cents for each $100
ation. The contract includes: tax rate by an estimated 25 cents l ® ^ , , ^ Jte S i m U h m year. T^ of assessed valuation.
1 Restoration of a stream and f o r ^ $ 1 0 0 ^ a s s e s s e d v a I u a . ^ ^ ^ 7 ^ ^ ^ ^ e r e will be 19 classrooms n • D . M
tolroP^tv " ! ? ^ h i S W ^ d m ^ M r ^ T t e S e T T g ^ ^ c S e . > . , « • « » . school addition, which P l M BfOOk MCCtS
the property. of $12 per year per family. . not countenance to exnen- wUI be on the northeast corner _
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M ? ^ " S ? IslandTreesresidentswhonow ^ J ^ ^ i S to? a ^ of to school. This will necessi- ^.Tbe first fell meeting of to
dn-tferin roads and an historic have non-resident memberships ^ t e c t i o T to-Ssol w to^ tie fete using part of to fecultj..-.Ptae BWiok Civic Association
wooden turnpike road. at ^ LeviHown Public Library Sween Mr. Nicholas Rosa and Parking facility, but to remain- *"" «» held tomorrow (Friday)
3. hisfallabon of all water, ^ $ 2 5 per year per family. " J " ^ 1 *"" m c n o , a s KOSa a n a
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