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Town Offers Aid To " Do- It Yourself Homeowners / /
The Town of Oyster Bay will ers with their electrical pro-assist
do- it- yourself homeown- jects although Town officials do
not encourage
according to
electrical buffs,
Councilman Ed-
5 PIECE
PLACE SETTING
When you open a new Savings Account for $ 25 or more
. . . or add $ 25 or more to a present account. Limit
One Free Place Setting per Family
YOUR FIRST FREE PLACE SETTING MAKES YOU
A MEMBER OF OUR SILVER SAVERS CLUB
Then each time you add $ 25 or more to
your account, you are entitled to purchase
another 5- pc. place setting at only
$ 2.50 ( plus t a x ) . . . a price available only
to our members.
Each time you add to your silver service
you are building your savings, too! And
earning more of South Shore Federal's
important dividends. When you have your
sixth place setting YOU WILL BE ELIGIBLE
TO PURCHASE THE MANY BEAUTIFUL
ACCESSORY PIECES TO MATCH
YOUR SERVICE!
Stop in today... choose
the pattern you like
best from our display
of Silverplate or
Stainless at all
three Offices
Qouth Shore FederalSavinqs
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MASSAPEQUA OFFICE ( Main Office): 4210 Sunrise Highway • LI 1 9500
FREEPORT OFFICE: 17 West Merrick Road • FR 8- 6200
EAST MEADOW OFFICE: 501 Bellmore Ave. at Merrick Ave. • IV 5 4884
All Offices: Open Daily 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. • Mon. Eve. 6 to 8 P. M.
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mund A. Ocker, of Plainview.
The New York Board of Fire
Underwriters, Electrical Di-.
vision, has assigned to the Town's
office at 65 Broadway, Hicks-ville,
a representative each
Tuesday morning from 9: 30 to
10: 30 o'clock to meet with homeowners
having electrical installation
problems. Those who cannot
go to the office in person may
call and talk to the representative
by telephone. The number is 822-
1270. The Town Board, on motion
of Councilman Ocker unanimously
approved making office
and desk space available to the
representatives.
The accommodation to home-wners
was brought about by
the complex forms which must
filled out. They are no problem
to professional electricians
but they are a maze to most
lomeowners. And the problem
becomes pressing when the
homeowner finds out that a certificate
of occupancy will not, under
law, be issued unless a certificate
of approval is issued by the
Fire Underwriters organization.
Until now, homeowners have
had difficulty communicating with
the Board's offices in New York
City or its inspectors in the field,
to solve an installation or certificate
problem. The representative
assigned under the new
program will be an electrical
inspector, He will try to help
the homeowner to insure that an
acceptable job is done and that
the application is correctly filled
out. The service will also
assist electrical contractors
working in the Town.
Councilman Ocker said, " This
additional service to homeowners
has been brought about by the
work of the Town Building Department
and its Manager,
Edward J. Gaynor. They have
spent a great deal of time and effort
in bringing about this service
to the people and I feel
that it will be a huge success
and will be appreciated by homeowners
who will be involved."
Mott Gets Life
Imprisonment; Faces
More Charges
Walter Mott, 21, of 261 New
Hampshire Avenue, North Mas-sapequa
was arrested by Detective
Donald Sturz on a bench
warrant charging Mott with rape
and grand larceny of an auto on
October 11,1965.
In 1965, Mott kidnapped an
eleven year old girl in Fair-lawn,
New Jersey and brought her
here where she managed to escape.
Recently , Mott has been
tried in Trenton, New Jersey on
the kidnapping charges and was
sentenced to life imprisonment
He was brought back here after
the trial by the Nassau County
Sheriffs office to face the additional
charges of rape and car
burglary.
Teenager Killed On Merrick Rood
John McKeown 19, of 229 Philadelphia
Avenue, Massapequa
Park was pronounced dead shortly
after midnight on Monday,
when the care he was driving apparently
went out of control on
Merrick Road just east of Un-qua
Road.
According to the police the
car collided with a mail box
and carooned off a lighting pole.
The mail box was dislodged and
struck a car owned by John
Tromia of Copiague.
McKeown was pronounced dead
at the scene.
Police Investigating Church Fire
Police of the Seventh precinct Church,
are investigating a fire that was Custodian Thomas McGanntold
reported started last Thursday by the police that when he discovered
an unknown vandal in the con- the incident the fire had already
f essional of St. Rose of Lima R. C. been extinguished.
Town Board
Approves Filling
Station Application
The Oyster Bay Town Board
approved the application of Mobil
Oil Corporation for a change
of zone and granted a special
permit to the petitioner to operate
a filling station at the northwest
corner of North Broadway and
Walnut Street, North Massapequa*
A filling station now exists on die
location. The zone change was
sought to improve existing facilities.
A public hearing was held an
November 29.
Parents of Twins Dominic Baranello has been
„_. - . mma ,. elected Venerable of Columbus
Twin boys, William Robert Jr. Lodge 2143, Order Sons of Italy
and Robert William were born to in America. He will be installed
Mr. and Mrs. William Robert on Sunday,, February 5 at cere-
Ryan of 142 Ontario A venue, Mas- monies to be held at Columbus
sapequa recently at Doctors Hos- Hall, Boundary Avenue, South
Sital, Freeport. Farmingdale.
CUSTOM FRAMING BY
• THUNDER ART GALLERY
J ALL FRAMES EXPERTLY SELECTED
FROM A WIDE SELECTION OF MOULDINGS
WE CARE ABOUT THE END RESULT
YOU WILL LOVE THE PROFESSIONAL LOOK
OH Paintings - Wafer Colors - Collages
Lithographs - Etchings
169 Main Street • Farmingdale e 293 - 7264
North of RR Tracks CLOSED MONDAYS
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