Bethpage-Tribune_1971-04-15

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Vol. 5 No. 23 Thursday, April 1 5 , 1971 • T
10c per copy
Seeks Applications For
Senior Citizens
Jesse Harmon, Chairman of
the Oyster Bay Town Housing
Authority, today announced a
May 15th deadline has been set
for receiving applications from
local residents interested in
moving into the Town's Senior
Citizen housing project in
Plainedge.
The project for residents age 62
and over is located on Hicks ville-
Massapequa Road, south of
Merry Lane and will provide 36
apartment units for eligible
residents.
Harmon said the cut-off date
wasSiecessary in order to finalize
the list of those who will occupy
the project when it opens late this
summer. Harmon said that
priority will be granted to
residents of Plainedge.
For applications or further
Ecology Week Is Coming Hard at work is the Ecology Committee
from the Gregory Museum,' starting on the left, front row is Eileen
Jackson, Nancy Palahnuk, Dale Chadwick, Mary Cordier, Kenneth
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April 2eth thwmgWWIay 1st., at Mid-Island Plaza Mall, Broadway, • ** -wiwwi. r
Hicksville, come and learn and see just what can.be dones and what Is
being done to protect our environment. The Ribbon-cutting
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rtflrvPerformed by 2nd County Executive Joseph Driscoll Jr.,
w ^ r S ' a t U 00 A.M. Monday April 26th with Councilman Warren
« K;«I JnVrouncilman Ralph Diamond as honored guests. Each SS&SSS^**-7 to 9 PM-on various phases ot
Ecology, for example:
Mondfy William Brooks-'The Geology of Long Island
Doris Brooks -"Ecology on Long Island
Tuesday: Herbert Kastl-"The Gypsy Moth Problem in Nassau
^ V a n d i v e r t -"Pollution Control-Function of Govt, and In-wtonesday:
William Tit«s-"The Importance of Plants in Our En-
ViDanvTMafrici-"Recycling and Solid Wastes-
Thursday: Walter CarPenter--"Pollutjon a„d You
inhn C Baiardi-"Oceanology-Where It All Begins
S g iTand Lighting Co.-The Age of Aquaculture (film)
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Youth Council
information, write the Town of
Oyster Bay Housing Authority,
125 W. Main Street, Oyster Bay,
New York 11771 or call 922-7710.
The Plainedge project is one of
four senior citizen complexes on
the drawing board or in the
construction stage in the Town of
Oyster Bay. A fifth site, in the
hamlet of Oyster Bay is already
occupied.
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TOPS IN TOBAY: Glenn Millner of Bethpage, captain
™fhe Tobsn-Mariners, who captured first place in
t * dWisfon oT»e Town of Oyster Bay Ice Hockey
Sgne competition, receives ? « ^ ~ \ j £
to»m tronhy from Town Supervisor John W. Burke
MlowtoTchampionship game at Cantiague. Park,
Hicksville.
Town Supervisor John W.
Burke announced this week that
the first meeting of the Town
coordinating Youth Council will
be held Tuesday, April 27, in the
Community Center of the
Syosset-Woodbury Community
Park at 8:00 P.M.
Burke said the Coordinating
Council will consist of four
representatives, (two youths and
two adults) from each of the 11
youth councils set up when Burke
established Nassau County's first
Town Youth Bureau last year. In
addition to the four designated
representatives, the presidents
and treasurers from.each youth
Council are also being invited.
"We are hopeful that this
meeting will allow an opportunity
for members of all of the councils
to get together and compare
notes," Burke said.
Burke said the Coordinating
Youth Council will meet ap­proximately
once every eight
weeks in order to carry out
certain functions. Four of the
Council members (again two
youths and two adults) will be
selected to serve on the Advisory
Youth Board which was also
created by Burke.
The Coordinating Council will
include in rits activities the
following:
1 Coordinate youth service
activities conducted by local
communities, the Town and the
2 Review the needs of youth in
the Town and recommend
programs to the Youth Board in
order to meet these needs.
3 Provide advice to the
members of the Youth Board.
4 Stimulate the development
of local youth councils and
programs for youth. .
5. Provide liaison among youth
serving agencies.
6 Make special programs
available for youth, volunteers
and parents.
7. Assist with the development
HELPING HAND: Four students of Bethpage High
School assist in loading aluminum cans and old bottler
on truck for return to recycling c e n t e rm O l d • * * * * * * .
as Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John"W. Burke^andifca
Rottman, second from left, observe the S.A.V.E
3 S Against Violence to the Env^nme»t)
nroiect. The students left to right, are: Philip Gerace
?on truck), Mary Alice Mazzara (standing at truck >
£rgin"a Stone and Doreen Patras. Burke said he
supports all efforts to draw the public's attention to the
Z S t y of recycling solid wastes and congratulated
the students for their concern.
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Salvatore Mosca, 39 a
resident of Bethpage and
TOB attorney has been
approved by the GOP
Republican Executive
Committee to fill the
vacancy on the Oyster Bay
Town Board. The post was
vacated by former
Councilman Edmund
Ocker when he resigned
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