Opposition Grows
The Massapequa Park Civics
Party this week announced their
opposition to the referendum
scheduled for Saturday, April 29.
Chairman John Dalton stated
that the group was unanimous in
the decision.
He released a draft of a letter
that is expected to be distributed
to homes in the Village advocating
a " no** vote on the issues.
The letter pointed out that this is
strictly a Party action.
One of the planks of the Civics
Party platform prior to the March
village election, was a program of
recreation « * withoutbankruptcy".
Party nominees elected to office
on March 21st were Mayor
Andrew A. Senese, Trustees Morr
i s Kolker and Francis G. King.
The referendum concerns the
acquisition of 11.3 acres of land
in Bar Harbour at a cost of over
$ 400,000 without any consideration
towards development,
maintenance or operation. The
other proposal to develop a
10 acre portion of 25 acres in
the Mansfield Park at an estimated
$ 475,000 would bring the
total cost to approximately $ 1.5
million dollars.
This week also the Executive
Board of The Greater Bar Harbour
Trustee Association has
taken a position urging all Village
residents to vote against
both recreation propositions # 1
and # 2 at the forthcoming April
29th referendum.
The group has taken a position
that ' prohibitive tax increase
that would result by the
Village attempting to establish
its own program as opposed to
cooperating with the Town of
Oyster Bay in their proposed
consolidation of all Town recreation
facilities. We believe this
is a far more realistic solution in
providing maximum recreation
for all residents at the most reasonable
cost.'
Roncallo To Ask Board For
Three Ell Grass Nets
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Town Councilman Angelo D.
Roncallo announced that he will
urge members of the Town Board
to approve a resolution providing
for three experimental eel grass
impounding nets in South Oyster
Bay, inviting bids atTownHallon
May 10.
Councilman Roncallo and
Councilman Ralph J. Marino have
been working with residents of
Massapequa tidewaters concerning
odiferous flotsam and jetsam,
mainly eel grass, which tends to
block canals and channels and
piles up on beaches during the
summer months.
Public Works Commissioner
Schedule Tree
Planting Program
The Oyster Bay Town Highway
Beautification Program will
c ontinue this yea r with tree planting
scheduled for the Spring and
Fall, according to Councilman
Ralph J. Marino.
The Town Board awarded contracts
for about 1400 road- side
type trees, peat moss and cedar
stakes at a total of low bid
prices of $ 18,707.
There were nine bidders at the
bidding session in Town Hall on
March 8. Awards went to Brad
Martin of Setauket for pin oaks,
$ 12,650; Peat and Son of Baldwin,
maples and peat moss, $ 5,000;
Country Gardens of Huntington
Station, cedar stakes, $ 672.
Superintendent Wolf said that
700 trees will be delivered to the
Lake Street yard in Oyster Bay
for planting this spring and another
700 for fall planting. The
trees are being planted by Town
employees in the order that the
requests for new or replacement
I trees were received bythehigh-
I way department.
Compete In C. Y. O.
Talent Finals
Mary Ann Voltz of St. William
The Abbott R. C. Church
will compete with a group of
Irish Folk Dancers in the C. Y. O.
diocesan talent finals on Sunday,
May 7th, at the Westbury Music
Fair, to determine the winner
in that category.
Nancy Lamberti of Lambert
Avenue, Farmingdale, will compete
in the finals of the Diocesan
C. Y. O. talent contest as a
popular singer on Sunday, May
7th at the Westbury Music Fair.
H. John Plock, Jr., reported to
the board that the estimated cost
of the three installations is
$ 5,800, including $ 4,978 for nets,
$ 320 for navigation lights and
$ 502 for contingencies. The
nets will be constructed at the
mouths of canals between Clearwater
and Brightwater Avenues,
Stillwater and Ripplewater Avenues
and Fairwater and Edge-water
Avenues.
Roncallo stated that " The
floating material will be caught
in the nets and diey will be
cleaned periodically during die
season by the marine harvester
operators.
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