Town Ice Skating Rinks
Open This Friday
Ice- skating rinks at Massa-pequa,
Syosset and Bethpage will
officially open on Friday, November
3 for all Town residents.
The artificial freezing plants
can produce ice in weather up
to 45 degrees and will allow the
rinks to give residents ice- skating
through March 17.
The ice- skating school and ice
hockey programs will begin at the
Begin Thursday
Recreation Activities
The Annual Recreation Thursday
Night Basketball League and
Athletic Recreation for boys of
Massapequa High School and Ber-ner
High School, grades 9through
12 will begin on Thursday, November
2nd, from 7: 00 to 9: 30
p. m. Included in the program is
the Basketball League, volley
ball, tumbling, weights, wrestling
three man basketball.
The Basketball League will begin
on Thursday, November 9.
Rosters may be submitted to the
Physical Education Offices at
either Massapequa High School
and Berner High School.
The Thursday Night Recreation
Athletic Activity will continue
through February and all
boys are welcome to participate.
There will bean All- Star Came
between the Thursday Night Recreation
boys of Massapequa and
Berner on Friday, March 1st,
in the Berner Gym as part of
the Recreation Open House - Youth
Center.
rinks at the Marjorie R. Post
Park in Massapequa Syosset-
Woodbury, and Bethpage community
parks the week of November
13. The ice- skating
schools will be conducted Tuesday
through Friday during the
morning and afternoon sessions.
The ice rinks are available for
rental to groups upon submission
of a written request tothe Superintendent
of Parks. All community
parks and ice rinks will
be closed on Christmas and New
Year's Day and holiday sessions
follow the same schedule
as Saturdays.
Free family sessions Win be
held every Sunday night from
7: 30 to 9: 30 p. m.
Solicitors Must
Show Licenses
A license for ail door to door
salesman is required in Massapequa
Park, according to Village
Clerk James P." Brodbeck,
Before the license is issued, the
applicant must satisfy the Village
by affidavit that he is a
citizen; has never been convicted
of a felony or misdemeanor;
is a fit and desirable person and
is capable of properly conducting
the trade or occupation desired.
Complaints have been made
that some non licensed salesmen
have tried to promote their wares
and have been abusive to residents.
Brodbeck stated that sale-men
are required to produce their
license and failure to do so should
be reported to the Police Department.
Some thieves have
been known to use this approach
as a means- of determing neighborhood
habits, Brodbeck said.
Board To M ull Over Town
Beautification Program
Town' - Councilman Ralph
Diamond this week recommended
that the town board consider a
comprehensive beautification
program " that will improve the
attractiveness and safety of
streets without adding to the tax
burden."
Diamond, who was the special
counsel to the Town Board on
federal and state aid programs,
explained that a master beautification
plan is essential for the
town to be eligible for federal aid
for such beautification projects
as tree planting, malls, plazas
and landscaping.
He recommended mat a nonpartisan
Citizens Beautification
Commission, with members
serving non- salaried, be created
to: Set forth the scope and objectives
for a comprehensive
beautification plan; Consult with
all segments of the town to determine
local sentiment regarding
beautification of its area;
Prepare a three to five year
master beautification plan for
Town Board consideration and
recommend changes in existing
town ordinances which will
assure improved appearance
throughout the town.
Diamond pointed to the current
town tree- planting program
based on a " first come, first
served" basis as being inadequate
since it takes up to three
years to satisfy the requests and
doesn't conform to any long-range
beautification plan.
VOTE FOR 32 YEARS EXPERIENCE ON THE BENCH
\ l TO INSURANCE
Y o u n g s t e r s , Oldsters
Monthly payments, discounts
dividends, auto loans
T e l e p h o n e Service
MURRAY TUCK. Inc
388 Fulton St., F a r m i n g d a le
2 4 9 - 1 4 90
7 YEARS - DISTRICT COURT
25 YEARS - POLICE COURT
FOR DISTRICT COURT JUDGE RETURN A MAN WHOSE
WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDING HAVE BEEN ACQUIRED
BY 32 YEARS OF SERVICE TO ALL OF THE PEOPLE
OF THE COMMUNITY. IN THE INTEREST OF JUSTICE,
LET'S KEEP THIS MAN WORKING FOR US.
VOTE FOR
DISTRICT COURT JUDGE WILLIS B. CARMAN
Republican - Liberal
Paid for by Town of Oyster Bay Republican Committee, Michael D Aoria. Chairman
The
Conservative
Party Team
CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES FOR
COUNTY OFFICE:
A. WERNER PLEUS County Executive
PETER A. McCABE Comptroller
GRACE KOEHLER County Clerk
JOHN KEEGAN Chm. Bd. of Assessors
CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES FOR
LOCAL OFFICE- TOWN OF OYSTER BAY:
AUSTIN W. VERITY JR. Town Supervisor
A. CARLGRUNEWALD Town Councilman
JOSEPH B. LAMBERTATown Councilman
GERALD PERAGINE Town Councilman
JOSEPH E. HNATOV Town Clerk
CHAUNCEY McGOUGH Receiver of Taxes
WILLIAM E. BUCHMAN
Jones Fund Trustee
DOROTHY STUTZ Jones Fund Trustee
LEROY SLUDER, JR. Jones Fund Trustee
HENRY J. KALINOWSKI District Judge
HAIU KOK BY THE TOWN OF OYSTER HAY
CONSERVATIVE COMMITTER
BOX 225 MASSAI'KODA
COUNTY TAXES TO RISE
The e l e c t i o n this year of Democrat and Republican Liberal politicians
w i l l once again assure Nassau County residents of bigger and bigger budgets
and continued increases in taxesu Only the CONSERVATIVE PARTY offers r e sponsible
government and an end to reckless spending by:
1 „ immediately cleaning house at the town h a l l ; lop off all the unnecessary
hangers - on who pad the public payrolL
2a Submit any tax increase over 3% to the voters for approval; don't overspend
without the okay of Mru and Mrs, Taxpayer0
3„ Carefully examine all projects that w i l l cause a tax Increase in order
to eliminate unnecessary spending.
4U Institute a one- year residency requirement for welfare recipients and
start a " get tough" policy towards welfare spongers who are able to work
but refuse to take jobs0
DON'T WASTE YOUR VOTE AGAIN
VOTE
ROW
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A- WERNER PLEUS AUSTIN VERITY
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