Park Commission Lists Special
Programs For July
Ginsberg Bill Would
Punish Parents
The Long Island State Park
Commission announced the Special
Events program for the
month of July at the State Parks
on Long Island.
The Seventh Annual Tagged
Fish Contest at Belmont Lake
State Park will begin on July 1.
Awards may be picked up at the
Superintendent's Office at the
park upon presentation of " Fish
Tags."
Fishing Clinics will be conducted
on July 13, 20, and 27 at
Jones Beach State Park Fishing
Piers at 10 a. m., and at Captree
Overlook Pier at 2 p. m.
The 32nd Annual Long Island
Open Tennis Tournament starts
at Hempstead Lake State Park
on July 8, and the Novice Tennis
Tournament is scheduled to begin
on July 29 at Bethpage State
Park.
Special Children's Days are
scheduled at Jones Beach on July
10, 17, and 24, and at Robert
Moses State Park on July 11 and
25.
The first 1968 Jones Beach
Indian Pow Wow will be held at
the Indian Village, Central Mall,
on July 21.
Jones Beach Open Slow Pitch,
Fast Pitch, and Industrial Slow
Pitch Softball League games will
Award $ 450,000 Contract
For Pequa Storm Drains
The Oyster Bay Town Board
has awarded a $ 450,000 contract
to the low bidder, Davis Contract
Company of Hicksville for construction
of storm drains in Mas-sapequa.
The work, which will start immediately,
is expected to take
about one year to complete and involves
construction of s t o rm
drains, curbs and gutters and soil
cement pavement in a three mile
area, south of Merrick Road to
Lafayette Place and east of Division
Avenue to Ocean Avenue in
Massapequa.
Little Miss America Beauty
Contest Now On
A Little Miss American Beauty
Contest will be held as part of
the Annual Independence Day
Festival at Salisbury Park.
The contest is open to girls
between the ages of four and
seven and contestants must be
in some costume which relates
to a period of American history.
Prizes will be awarded to the
winner and runner- up. Additional
awards will be presented to all
contestants.
Applications for the Beauty
Contest are now available at the
Salisbury Park Field House.
Registration is limited to 50 and
no entries will be accepted after
Friday, June 28.
continue nightly at Softball Fields
# 1 and # 2, Parking Field # 2.
Jones Beach S o c c e r League
games are scheduled on Saturday
and Sunday nights at Softball Field
# 3, Parking Field # 5.
Roller Skating Shows will continue
at the Jones Beach Skating
Rink at 9 p. m. on July 7.
Circus Days for boys and girls
14 years of age and under are
scheduled for July 30 and 31 at
Softball Field # 3, Parking Field
# 5, at 1: 30 p. m. Attractions include
a Puppet Show, Big Ring
Show, Freak Show, and Menagerie,
with free refreshments and
souvenirs for all presented by
Abraham & Straus.
Excursions and Charter Moonlight
Sails from Captree will continue
through September 2. A
Daily Fisherman's Special, run
by the Long Island Rail Road, is
available from now until September
2.
The Ninth Annual Fishing Contest
will continue through October
31 at Jones Beach, Captree, and
Robert Moses State Parks.
Monthly awards for the seven-month
contest will be presented
in November.
Guy Lombardo's musical production
of Rodgers and Hammer-stein's
spectacular, •' South Pacific,"
will open June 27 and continue
at the Jones Beach Theatre
through September 2. Nightly
dancing will be held in the Dance
Tent for theatre patrons following
the show. The Theatre Restaurant
will be open nightly at
5: 30 p. m.
Begin Program For Adults
In Tennis Instruction
There will be Group Adult
Education Tennis Instruction on
Fridays from 4 to 5 p. m. and
5 to 6 p. m. for women at the
Massapequa High School Tennis
Courts for six weeks beginning
Friday, June 28th. Registration
for Ladies will be held at the
time of the first class.
Group Adult Education Tennis
Instruction for men will be held
on Thursdays from 5to 6p. m. beginning
Thursday, June 27th, at
the Tennis Courts of the Massapequa
High School.
A $ 5 fee will be charged.
No Garbage Collection
On Fourth
Board Majority Leader Ralph
J. Marino this week reminded
Oyster Bay Town residents that
there will be no collection of
garbage and refuse on Thursday,
July 4.
The collection of garbage will
resume on Friday, July 5 but
rubbish will be collected the following
Thursday, July 11.
Police Add Breathalyzers
Drivers in Nassau County who
have " one or more for the road"
will soon find the Nassau County
Police Department equipped with
ten additional breathalyzers.
County Executive Eugene H„
Nickerson has announced receipt
of a federal Highway Safety grant
of $ 7,250 to cover purchase of the
additional 11 breath- testing devices.
By placing the breathalyzers
at additional locations in
the county, breath tests can be
conducted with minimum delay,
the County Executive explained.
Nickerson said that of the
drivers who died in automobile
accidents in Nassau County in
1967, 67 per cent were found to
have been under the influence of
alcohol.
The County Executive stated
that the county has two other fund
applications pending with the New
York State Traffic Safety Committee
and the Federal Highway
Administration. These applications,
yet to be acted upon, are
for a study of uniform and realistic
speed limits on major arteries
in the county, and for the
hiring of a small administrative
staff by the county's Traffic
Safety Board.
Sundown Air Patrol
Assists Boaters In Distress
The South Shore will be friendlier
for mariners as the boating
season gets under way. Nassau
Senior Squadron of the Civil Air
Patrol has begun a Sundown
Patrol in cooperation with the
United States Coast Guard Auxiliary.
The mission will be to
search for boats in distress requiring
assistance. The joint effort
by two volunteer organizations
will augment the effectiveness
of the Coast Guard, which
is charged with this responsibility.
Every evening before rundown,
a Civil Air Patrol aircraft will
take off from Zahns Airport,
Amityville and fly a course covering
the Great South Bay from
Fire Island Inlet to Jones Beach.
The United States Guard Auxil-
Alarmed over reports of a
recent sharp increase in reports
of vandalism at schools, religious
i n s t i t u t i o n s and other public
buildings, in Nassau and Suffolk
Counties, Assemblyman Martin
Ginsberg today said he will reintroduce
at the next session of
the Legislature, a bill holding
parents responsible for up to
$ 1,000 in malicious mischief
damages caused by their children.
The damage caused by children,
Ginsberg believes, can be greatly
minimized if parents of these unruly
youngsters are forced to pay
for up to $ 1,000 in damages
caused by their children.
" My bill," Ginsberg said,
" was killed last year in committee
in the Legislature's last
minute rush to adjourn.
Simone Elected FACT President
Vincent Simone, former District
22 Board member was
elected President of the newly
formed organization " Farming-dale
Action Committee for
Truth" called " FACT".
Other officers elected were:
Stanley Feigenbaum, Vice President;
Marion Ball, Vice President;
George Fain, Treasurer;
Richard Fyfe, Corresponding
Secretary; and Sheila Forman,
Recording Secretary.
The new organization contends
they will maintain " academic
freedom and quality education in
District 22 and to make it a model
community of democratic
living".
The organization aims would
be directed to " Supporting community
leaders whose goals and
purposes are in the best interests
of the community; Coordinating
the efforts of those
who want to maintain quality education,
library and youth activities;
educating ourselves and
others to recognize the dangers
to our freedoms regardless of
what name it appears under;
and exposing misrepresentation
by disseminating facutal information*
Working committees have been
organized.
Further information may be
had by calling 694- 4560.
iary will have vessels stationed
at strategic locations. Should the
observer aboard the aircraft spot
a vessel in distress, he will
radio the location to joint headquarters
at the Wantagh Marina,
and a vessel will be dispatched
to lend assistance. If a boat is
in trouble there are four signals
which can be used to attract
the attention of the aircraft;
Place life preservers across
bow of vessel; Waving of arms
over head; Place a white flag
or other white cloth on highest
point of vessel; Flare signal
( daytime orange smoke marker).
The Sundown Patrol is now in
effect on Saturday and Sunday
evenings til the end of June.
In July and August the patrol
will be on duty every evening.
Record Number Apply
For Patrolman's Test
Nassau County Police Commissioner
Francis B. Looney reported
that 2,119 young men, the
largest number ever recorded,
applied to the Civil Service Commission
to take the Nassau Patrolman's
test scheduled for June
29.
Successful applicants will be
appointed to the rank of Patrolman
and receive a starting salary
of $ 8,033 including holiday pay,
which increases yearly to $ 9,916
in the fifth year.
ALL REGULAR ACCOUNTS EARN
INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTS
Up to $ 25,000 may be deposited
JOINT OR TRUST ACCOUNTS
Up to $ 50,000 may be deposited
COMBINATION OF ACCOUNTS
Up to $ 100,000 may be deposited
by t w o people
a year
Latest
Dividend
Declared
PAID FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT
COMPOUNDED 4 TIMES A YEAR
NEW
MASSAPEQUA
" OFFICE
FREE PARKING AT OUR CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEW MASSAPEQUA OFFICE
R E G U L AR
B A N K I N G H O U RS
Friday 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Monday thru Thursday 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.
DRIVE- UP and WALK- UP WINDOWS OPEN
Monday thru Friday 9 to 10 A. M.
Hicksville Road near Jerusalem Avenue
( Opposite Holiday Park Shopping Center)
Massapequa, N. Y. 11758
KINGS COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK
Incorporated 1860
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Central Office
539 Eastern Parkway at Nostrand Avenue
Brooklyn, N. Y. 11216
PResident 3- 7000
Broadway Office
135 Broadway at Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn, N. Y. 11211
STagg 2- 6676
For
information
telephone
PYramid 9- 6100
Riverdale Office
3709 Riverdale Avenue, Bronx, N. Y.
between West 236th and
West 238th Streets
Farmingdale OBSERVER Thursday, June 20, 1968
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