The-Leader_1955-06-23

              strange as 1»
is deOnitely "No."
If tbe dar greatly exceed
SJOOD kitocratts-^Nn^Itt at wholesale
rate»-^tn fact, range alt way up
to * wJnter peak>of 12,000, the v«-
laee saves money toy maMng most
of tl» i^lectricHy lor Its''own area.
Produotkm "peaks" can be sup-idled
by the village lOant at. Ies9
expense, altbougb ehe "base toad"
purenased front the Sdghtlnj Oem-mm
is a Kdod bay. T t e MJill^ ^ ;
a ^mn on low-rate eon>
9 use a steady Xlonr of
tor ai hours daily. It
wmild have to charge much more
for "pealc. toad" service which re­quired
cosUy machinery tor only
short>pertod output.
In fact, laie vlUage pays slightly
month. The same power would ctst
tn/iir one ec«t per kUowatt as a
round-the-clock steady consumer,
buyfoi about two mllton kilowatt
The same power
two cmts per kUo-waU
M the mu^^lpal plant grot it
years the
at a
A tag "Bwnm" ^ e d hf
is the $6S4HM> to $TS,m> woiftb pt
street Ughtintf supidled to some 110
miles of village streets without cost­ing
taxpayers a single cettt. Elec­tricity
free of tiharge for parks, the
Municipal Building, gpx^e and in­cinerator
probably hiereases the
annual savbies to around 180,00(1
for this kind of servtoe alone
Resklents see an advantoie In
nearness to supply. Thi^ ^q^ttM»
(Ccmtinwffid on P»m •)
Pdtid St
Snr By 1750'464 BcMot
in f«W »r the MUbum Pond site for a i^w S t o p tdali
school, by nearly three to one. There were 1,7I» amrnia^e
vote ma 464 neflativc- ones.
School l^mrd Is Qrateftd
For %V^c Ofi MUhum Pond
attiilfaig llw pei»|*«r Rpwpwl for the favor-
• v o t c . o i - ^ llllbura Pwid ^fe fm « W#l Bthaoi has
IK ^Ht m ^ toite by hm E -SUpi, nte^detit. .in be-
A letter fetiiki
able
been-ttalfoftte
To ttH» dUjamsttf s^ce^c^tl
The Board Of: l ^ b Sfrfiball Team
express Its apiHsdatton of the ia-j,Ne«ll More Pll^rers
tetest. effort and devotton «f the
many citizens who worked so dlh-gedtly
to accomplish the successful
vote forthe acquisition of the MU-burb
Park Site tor hli% scliool pur­poses.
In a project so big and so
community-wide,*^ is difficult to
reci^nlze adequately the Individuals
whose work' made it successful. The
Parent Teaidter
d ^ d outstanding
of the
I t ^ o r t BcMitd^ wtili
sealjE!iy$m,
For the second week, the Village
girts Softball team has been busily
wolTdnf out at Bandal! I^k, pre-paring
tor tbe coming Softball sea­son.
The interest in suoh a le^ihie is
mn by an average ITttend-tf
aboBt.elghteen girls at each
of t he
gMl, MWOteKt years of age
Freeport Pahy Uni$ Uaised
$X6f413 Under Cfarl Jensens
During the adtni.niptration of. Mr. and Mrs. Ckirl C.
JcQseti^ who were suoccedeil by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Milligan
as: president-couple Monday night, the Freeport Unit rai^d
$l:0i41Si3?> which was contributed to the Nassau County
C^rebnil Pab^ A^oiciation.
Recreation Program
Haiyat
The success of the
prompted the PreetNirt I^Mc
mission to plan another
public meeting in the fail which
win b« devoted to the in^>ortant
topic ot juvenile delinquency.^
The main speaker was Richard
Westgate of the NaUonal Becre-ation
Associatton, who outlined the
neceslty for a broad. di\tersiiFied
negative- In order to speed the ImlloUng, residents nortli of the
tracH used luijclmies in a corridor just west of tire H i^
hchoor auditorium, winle those living soutli of the trad»
cast Iheir voles on muehines in tJie auditorium.
Setdement Pending
On Waterfrmd tene
Tmeot Vilbge OfiRcials
W o i ^ ^ im Solation
H ^ Fair To Owners
Town and fl-ecport
Am reportedly near-on
Uie waterfront
talK. it is
&s«m wUl be an-
W ^ ^ M ^ Wtam the hext
These ninderwater" claims were
dteoiKied in exclusii'e stories pub­lished
by The Leader during the
pat two weeks.
l^ograna in
the fbst ye
the
than 40
offered for g t ^ and M ^ and
of all''ji|ss.
Xan 3.' Murray, Park
of the
(Oontihued on #uge '5>
More than 50 owners of water­front
property on the South Shore
met last Thursday night at Island
Park and todk steps to^form the
Waterfront I-and Owwwtf
far title to the disM^rAt the
time as the c^mt^ ae^^m 10 i
for drainage pmpmm and a park. .
Tbe sel»»Dl Board must appt^%
an architect who will determine the
best place to locate the building It­self,
so • that further test borings
6Mi be carried on to learn whether
special constructlcm is necessary in
the foundation. •
Freeport" Village will
tlon. Inc. Th;^ prepared to elect i surf ace
permanent officers last nlg'ht at
BOB^Sasln on Petit place,
ute.
Leff.itf Pre*pdrt has been
chairman and
whait it
^atm.*' a4epted a
;-jao..^8ht.>J«- the
tm >ad A MMDDS J>rQi%ht j
, a s i^^Md(»l nj^USirs «nd
an
to Jiat^oOF rights
to get to toueto with
lOiatlfiued on P ^ e si
given it by
which hfd been
city's watef depart-'
of the area Into a paxk.
The nivtnraWe
Soidh Shore Federtd To Open
Massapeqtia Office Saturday
feet of sunshiiiej" Tliafs how
Federal Savings and J-oan Asso-
'Two thousand square
officers of the South Show;
cialion describe their new glass-sided, building at Sunrise
highway and Forest avefiue, Mai^apcMi[ua 'wmeirlias ^ jpla"
dpening Satiwday.
. "»'« as nwdern as the year Ut\
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i&wed. Its. arnTiIteetttti w»- ixj^
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