Barbara Beierle, Winner Of Chamber Essay Contest Set Audition For Repertory Theatre
A 12 year old girl, Barbara
Beierle was the winner of the
best essay contest " What Community
Pride and Crime Prevention
Means to Me° sponsored
by the Massapequa Chamber of
Commerce. She is a student at
Fairfield school and the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Beirele of 344 Forest Avenue,
Massapequa. The presentation
was made at the program held
by the Massapequa Chamber of
Commerce at the Massapequa
High School.
Leonard W. Vencak was presented
with the Chamber Law
Enforcement award. A patrolman
in the Nassau County Police
helped in solving a burglary,
which resulted in the solution
of 50 other burglaries which had
been mysteries to the police
for some time.
Among the guest speakers at
the community wide event were
Rev. McCrea H. Cobb of Grace
Episcopal Church, Rev. Charles
Grant of the First Baptist Church,
Rev. William D. Glenn, Pastor
of Presbyterian Community
Church, Rev. Charles Oeitz, Pastor
of St. David's Lutheran
Church, Herbert Plauschau, Ad-
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
In the Matter of :
the Petition for the:
Construction of :
Lateral Water :
Mains in the Mas- :
sapequa Water :
District, Town of
Oyster Bay, County :
of Nassau, New :
York :
( known as Ex- :
tension No. 107)
WHEREAS, a petition of
MOBIL OIL CORPORATION, EUGENE
FRIEDMAN, ROBERT
TUGENDHAFT, DAVID AN -
NUNZIATO, SEYMOUR KIR-SCHENFELD,
LESTER FRIED-LAND,
RICHARD DONNELLY
and GERTRUDE DONNELLY has
been duly filed with the Town
Board of the Town of Oyster
Bay, Nassau County, New York,
requesting the construction of
lateral water mains, including
the necessary appurtenances in
and along certain streets, located
within the Massapequa Water
District and known as:
Southerly side of Sunrise Highway
from Park Boulevard and
westerly to New York Avenue,
WHEREAS, The maximum a-mount
proposed to be expended
as stated in the petition is the
sum of $ 25,000.00 and
WHEREAS, a petition of S.
RICHARD SILBERT and WILLIAM
L. ZANG has been duly
filed with the Town Board of
the Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau
County, New York, requesting
the construction of lateral
water mains, including the
necessary appurtenances in and
along certain streets, located
within the Massapequa Water
District and known as:
Southerly side of Sunrise Highway
from Park Boulevard and
easterly to Brooklyn Avenue.
WHEREAS, the maximum a-mount
proposed to be expended
as stated in the petition is the
sum of $ 15,000.00 and
WHEREAS, said petitions have
been duly filed with the Town
Board of the Town of Oyster
Bay, Nassau County, New York,
and have been duly approved in
writing by the Board of Water
Commissioners of the Massapequa
Water District in said
Town, for the construction of
lateral water mains, including
the necessary appurtenances, located
within the boundaries of
the said Water District, which
lateral water mains were not
described in any map or plan
which accompanied the petition
for the original establishment
of such Water District; and
WHEREAS, it appears that such
petitions have been duly signed
and acknowledged in the manner
required by Section 199 of the
Town Law; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Assessors
of the County of Nassau
has certified that the signatures
attached to the aforesaid petitions
represent an aggregate of more
than fifty per cent ( 50%) of the
ownership of the entire frontage
of the above described streets:
NOW, THEREFORE, WE, THE
undersigned, being a majority
of the members of the Town
Board of the Town of Oyster
Bay, Nassau County, New York,
pursuant to Section 199 of the
Town Law of the State of New
York, DO HEREBY
ORDER, that the Town Board
of the Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau
County, New York, shall meet
at the Town Hall, Oyster Bay,
New York, on September 26,
1967 at 10 o'clock A. M. ( prevailing
time) for the purpose of
considering the said petitions
and hearing all persons interested
in the subject thereof
concerning the same, which petitions
if approved will be known
as Extension No. 107.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we
have hereunto set our hands and
corporate seal of the Town of
Oyster Bay, Nassau County, New
York, this 12th day of September,
1967.
Michael N. Petito
Supervisor
Edmund A. Ocker
A. Carl Grunewald
Frank J. Hynes
Ralph iJL Marino
Angelo Do Roncallo
Ralph Diamond
Councilmen
ATTEST:
William B. O'Keefe
Town Clerk
ministrative Assistant to the
Superintendent of Schools in
Massapequa, Councilman Angelo
D. Roncallo, Frank Reilly, Director
of Adult Education and
Recreation of the Massapequa
Public Schools and Lewis Frank
Assistant Chief Inspector Nassau
County Police Department.
A welcoming address was
given by Gil A. Lewis, Chairman
of the event and remarks were
made by Master of Ceremonies
Bruno Andrews, who is also Vice
President of the Massapequa
Chamber of Commerce.
PTA la Action
There will be a Pre- Kindergarten
Meeting of the Cultural
Arts Program on Monday, September
18th at 8: 30 p. m. at the
Parkway Oaks School, Carmans
Road, Massapequa Park.
The Oyster Bay Town Recreation
Department and Community
Activities will form its
new Town Repertory Theatre to
prepare for such future productions
as " Alice in Wonderland"
and « « Cinderella » » this
fall, Ralph J. Marino, Majority
Leader, announced. Marino said
auditions will be held Saturday,
September 16, at 10 to 12 noon,
and Saturday, September 23
from 1 to 3 p. m., both at the
Syosset Woodbury Community
Park Community Center.
This newly formed actors'
group will tour the community
parks and also perform for nonprofit
organizations within the
Town. Marino added that these
young thespians create their own
The Albany Avenue P. T. A. will
hold its first general meeting
on Wednesday, September 20th,
at 8: 15 p. m. in the All-
Purpose room of the school.
The new principal, John Grindle,
will be introduced to the general
membership and new teachers
will be introduced. Grouping,
reading, and homework will also
be discussed.
" Meet Your Faculty" will be
the theme of the first regular
meeting of the Hawthorn Parent-
Teacher Association to be held
on Wednesday, September 20,
at 8: 15 p. m. in the school Auditorium.
Parents of children grades
Kindergarten through six are invited
to attend and learn about
the program to be covered by
their children during the school
year. New teachers to the teaching
staff this year will be welcomed.
The East Lake School P. T. A.
will meet on Wednesday, September
20th, at 8: 00 p. m. featuring
a " Back To School Night".
The first General Meeting of
Norths ide's P. T. A. will be held,
on Wednesday, September 20, at
8: 15 in the All- Purpose Room.
STATE OF NEW YORK, ) Ready Driver Education Class
COUNTY OF NASSAU, ) ss.:
TOWN OF OYSTER BAY )
I, WILLIAM B. O'KEEFE, Town
Clerk, of the Town of Oyster
Bay, and custodian of the Records
of said Town, DO HEREBY
CERTIFY that I have compared
the annexed with the original
Order of the Town Board
dated September 12, 1967 calling
a hearing on September 26, 1967
to consider construction of lateral
water mains in Massapequa
Water District to be known as
Extension # 107 filed in the Towr
Clerk's Office and that the same
is a true transcript thereof, and of
the whole of such original.
In Testimony Whereof, I
have hereunto signed
Seal my name and affixed
the seal of said Town
this 8th day of September,
1967
William B. O'Keefe
Town Clerk
# 274 IT Observer Sept. 14,1967
Registration for the School
District 23 Driver Education
course will be held at 7 p. m.
in the Berner High School, room
127 on Wednesday, September
20th. Cost of the nine week On
the Road Driver Education course
is $ 12, with a 250 materials fee.
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PARKDALE
FOOD MARKET
IS N OW
OPEN
At
847 N. Broadway
Between
Kings and Nassau
Avenues
North Massapequa
in its new and larger
building
Also open Sundays 9 to 5
for your convenience
Tom and Joe Ruggeri
costumes and scenery and write
their own scripts under the directorship
of Burton Wolfe.
The first group formed last
summer presented " The Wizard
of Oz" and ' Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs" as part of the
Summer Recreation Program.
The group will meet every week
to receive acting lessons and direction
from Wolfe, a professional
theatre a r t s coach.
Audition applications may be
obtained by writing Wolfe or Lois
Manning at the Department of
recreation, Syosset - Woodbury
Park Community Park, 7800 J e r icho
Tpk„ Woodbury, N. Y., or
by calling Mrs. Manning at 921-
5875.
Hues On Display At Jones Beach
Jones Beach State Park will
display a variety of garden chrysanthemums
during the fall
season from late September
through mid- November.
Thousands of colorful fall
hues have been placed in attractive
settings by types and varieties
along the walk leading from
Field 4 to the Central Mall Restaurant
area.
New introductions this season
include Golden Fantasy, Rosy
Nook, Autumn leaves, Gemini,
and the Fujii types.
The exhibit is expected to be
at peak bloom from October 7
through October 22.
Water Color Exhibit At Library
An exhibition of original water
colors painted by Brain Wild-smith
for the popular children's
work The Hare and The Tortoise,
and by J. Grabianski for
the juvenile book Cats and Horses
may be seen daily at the Massapequa
Public Library, at 40
Harbor Lane from 10 a. m. to
5 p. m. from September 14 td
October 4.
The exhibition has, been
brought to Massapequa directly
from showings in San Francisco
and New York City.
Cherwin To Work With Vista
Thomas Cherwin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Cherwin, 60 Block
Boulevard, Massapeaua Park,
was one of 37 T r a i n e es
who were graduated recently
from a VISTA training program
at Northeastern University in
Boston, Massachussetts.
As a Volunteer in Service to
America, Cherwin, 22, will spend
one year working with Mobilization
in New York City. Mobilization
is a city- wide agency that
sponsors a unique project in
legal aid for needy people, along
with other projects ranging from
child care to job retraining.
The legal- aid project is carried
out through a camper- like
trailer that tours the city, offering
legal aid to people who cannot
i afford a lawyer. Operating
mostly on the Lower East Side,
the trailer moves every week to
a new block in the slum area.
Staffing the law office on wheels
are VISTA Volunteers, including
Volunteers who are lawyers and
other Volunteers who assist the
lawyers.
Cherwin is a 1967 graduate of
the City College in New York,
where he received his B. A. degree
in English. He attended
Massapequa Park High School.
The Volunteer has worked as a
counselor at Camp Exton in
Staatsburg, N. Y., and as an
orderly at Montefiore Hospital
in the Bronx. While at City
College, he was a radio
announcer for WCCR, college
radio station.
Adult Education Offers
60 Courses
School District 22 Adult Education
registration for all 60
courses, will take place at die
Farmingdale Senior High School
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
September 18, 19 and 20th
from 7: 00 p. m. to 9: 00 p. m.
in the High School Cafeteria.
Classes will begin on Monday
September 25th.
New courses will include
classes in:
Automobile Mechanics II, Auto
Mechanics Workshop, Bowling,
Community Symphonic Band, Indoor
Tennis for Beginners, Law.
for die Layman ( Sponsored by
the New York State Bar Association),
New Trends in Health,
Problems in American History,
Public Speaking, Public School
Finance, Rug Hooking, Securities
and Investing ( Part I), Self-
Improvement, Speed Reading,
Understanding of Basic Insurance,
United States Power
Squadron, and Woodworking and
Furniture Refinishing for
Women.
United States Power Squadron
Piloting class will register and
hold their first meeting on September
20th at 7: 30 p. m. in
the High School.
In cooperation with the New
York Stock Fxchange, a new
course will be offered in Securities
and Investing. The
course covers elementary as well
as advanced investment subjects„
Each week die program will have
a special guest speaker from a
member firm of the New York
Stock Exchange.
Richard Zutt, our district business
manager and an expert in
the field of school finance will
serve as moderator for a course
in ' Public School Finance'. The
class is being offered as a community
service, and no fee will
be charged.
Police Hold
Narcotics Seminar
Nassau Police Commissioner
Francis B. Looney announced
that county police will hold a
seminar on Narcotics in police
headquarters, Mineola, on
Thursday, September 21, at 10: 00
a. m.
All county police administrative
and command officers
will attend the seminar, and local
police chiefs and their assistants
have been invited to participate.
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