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HUNTINGTON TowNsHI PS INDEPENDE Entered as secondclan matter at the postofice at Nosthport, N.Y. under the act of Mirch 1 1879 Pbseri NT, PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER CV, 12-62 Vol. 39 No. 14 NORTHPORT , HUNTiNGToN TwP. L. Ny. junE 7 top orthport Public Library ao Published every Thursday. Pub A Misomc Building, 169 Maun St. Bom N.Y. . C - \ lad . 10 Cents - $4 Per Year, in / 7 ince p- County Board Agrees On Wetlands Program The Suffolk Board of Supervi- sors agreed this week to - begin proceedings | to - acquire 1,800 acres of wetlands along the Pec- ome and Carmans Rivers. The Board was in mutual agreement fo go ahead with the long-delayed _ conservation - pro- Bit—3&0 Starts N'port. Harbor Improvement The Suffolk County dredge \Nissequogue' and its crew - of men began the dredging of North- port Harbor this week after a short delay for an investigation of possible damage to shellish and wildiife, The purposes for the dredging are varied. One. it will provide a greater area for the mourng of boats, Two, to make a 300 foot channel from the end of the ox- isting channel to the Head of the Harbor. Three, to prepare for a Marina just south of the Long Island Light Company's power plant at the Head of the Harbor. Lastly, as was stated by Mr. Mc- Fadden. Engineer of the Town of Huntington, to give the taxpay- ers what they are paying for ', The dredging, now underway, will take eight to nine months be- fore completion. A member of the Northport Village Harbor Com- mussion, | who wishes to remain anonymous, announced this week that the dredging would have been delayed for another eight years if the \Nissequogue\ had not been alluwed to go to work ths week. He said that was how much work trere was to do cisewhere on Suffolk County's North Shore. 2p <u 'Dancing Under Stars' Begins for Town's Teeners Robot J. Eynn. Supert isor - of to- Tow: of Huntngton an Bo clad recently that beat s tus Sears L ua progam for Foatents ast Husfington, 1% years R ajo and over. wall be held On Tc aurmday evenings from 8 4d to 1o 430 ot the- Greenlawn - Roller S. it ng Rink, beqiining June 28. sad oentimung for ten weeks. bos year, as in the - prevuouns your oue program wid I‘n‘ under trc dsextion of Bil and Eleanor Red bea week the bas. steps o' a popuiat ballroom dance wall 1s tang ao At the completion of tis Jessun, an eshbition of the dance w.l be given by the Reeds and some of theit advanced stu- dn‘fltS. Danc.ng Under the Stars\ is sponsored by the Town of Hunt- ington Recreation Department and is free to all interested adult resi- dents of the Towaship. Gentlemen are required to wear jackets, while shorts or slacks for the girls will be prohibited. Loypyppgee gram. A formal vote om the pro- ceedings is planned - for next Monday. at which time. maps of acquisition - delineating _ the spe- cific area to be acquired will be presented for approval. The estimated cost of the pro- gram will be about $4.000000, in acquiring the wetlands and pre- serving them in areas to be ac- quired natural | state against fu- ture development by the county. The county will also preserve the wildlife and deal with pollution problems, _ especially along -the Peconc River where there are a number of duck farms. Linder a plar originally sub- mitted by County Executve H. Lee Dennison, Suffolk would have acquired 4600 acres of. wetlands and riverbanks, Arthur M Cro- marty, board chairman. sad this week that the program as now agreed upon represented a com- promise,. He sud much of the acreage was reduced by excluding the acginsitron of four duck farms along the Peconic River - and about 600 acres of the Kemnmneth S. Hart Estate on the Carmans Riv- er. There have been two other areas proposed for wetland ac- qusition along the - Nissequogue and the Connetquot Rivers, Mr. Denmson - indicated that one of these areas might br ac- quired in the near future. He based his prediction on the like- Ithood that all of the $4,000,000 would not be needed for the Pe- come and Carmans Rivers be- cause of the cutback in the amount of wetlads to be ac- quired, «4 o Puling UFSD 4 Revised Budget Zone Changes Stir Cintroversy The Town Board of Hunting- ton held their regularly _ sched- uled meeting at the Town Hall, Huntington, Tuesday. June 3. at 2 30 PM. at which tume six pub- lhc hearings _ were upened - and thscussed. [he most controversial of these being the Amendment to the Building _ Zone - Ordinance from Restdent ~ E' to Resident C , Map of Halesite Highlands and the Amended Map of Park Puace Heights. A small handful of Halesite re- sidents who lve in the viuinity of Nuk Bros., Fuel & Oil, New York Ave., Hawsite. stood betore the own Board and protested against the rumbling of the com- pany s crane at six in the morn- img. Samuel Allicowo of Nick Bros. sud that he nad been out of the area tor three days and dida t find out about the running of the crane at six in the morn- iry unul shortly before the down Board Meeting. He sud that the cumpuit was indeed | true - and that he would see that it never happens again. lhe men working bor tre: company - are - not sup- posed to start work until 7 AM. Pie abo said there was a sound survey bemgy taken and should be complete sometime 'in August of this year . The Town - Board announced its new Town Assessor, Jolin J. Breslin. 15 Highwood Dr. East Northport. Mr. Breslin is a Sen- 10r, Member of the Long Island Souecty of Real Estate Appraus- ers a Semor - Member ot the New York Staite Appraisai So- ciety and a Candidate Member of the Amertian Institute of Real Estate Appraisers. He has 'been an appraiser for the Equitable Discussed at More than 300 persons atten- ded the regular May meeting of the UFSD 4 Board of Education meeting Monday might at the East Northport Jumor High School. The attendance was - attributed to interest in the revised school budget which comes up for a vote on June 25. During the audience participation period,. - the people were told that the hearings on June 13 and 14 would consist of the presentation of the budget ot $5,523.151. a figure representing a cut of $345,563 from th on. ginal budget. The previous budget called for a tar frate of $13.4 and the re- vised budget carmes an estimated tax rate ot $11.87, The first hear- ing, on June 13, will be at the Rast - Northport Jumor _ High Shool and the follow ing night at the Northport - Jumor High School. Registration will be from It AM to IQ PM on Saturday, Jane 16 at Larkbeld. Dickinson Libe - Assuratme Soucty _ sine 1953, working in the Brooklyn Field Office. The _ Town Board also an- nounced their new Harbormaster, Herbert E. Shore, who is a regis- tered Republican and will net $7,000 annually. and ther new Special Appraiser | for Shopping Assessments in the Town -of Huntington, - Walter Donnaruma of Kingston. N. Y. TOWN or HUNTINGTON THE CLERK OF THE ZuNiIxg oF APPEALS WILL RE. CEIYE APPLInATIONS Fol HEAR: I\G8 BEFORE THE BOARD PHOM & A. Mo 'o : P. AM., MoNPirsx - FRIDAYS, ATo Ne 9 STEW iRT AVBNL BE. HLNPIN\G row ~ Y. AS MAINE GOES, so goes Long Island, says Sen predicts victory for Congressional candidates Muskie was guest spealzer Siturday night is seeking reelection in tho First District, a didate in the mew Second District which includes Hun Edmurd S, Muskie (D-Me.), center as he Otis Pike, left, and Robert J. Fiyno, right. Sen. at a dinnr in Eeast Northport honoring Pike, who nd Flynn, Buntingtt‘m Supervisor, who is the can- tington, Babylon and a part of Nassau. E..Npt Meet Avenue School, _ and Northport Jumior High School. At the Monday night meeting, the Board was told that the new Pulaski Road School was 90 per cent completed and that approx» imately $19,000 would be re- turned to the district from con- struction funds, The Board also was informed of a letter received from John Walsh, Superintendent - of High- ways for the Town of Hunting- ton, stating that sidewalks wou.d be installed from Sixth St into the Pulaski: _ Road School on Eighth Ave. and Nunth Ave. He also stated he would have side- installed from the Dickin« son Avenue School - to Elwood Rd. 'The County is expected to put sidewalks on Pulaski Rd. and on Elwood Rd. between Pulask; Rd. and Fifth Ave.; also on E- wood - Rd. between - Dickinson Ave. and the new Forest Greca Developr at. Second Annual Basebalt Arc rd» Dinner June 12th The second Annual - Abraham € Straus Suffolk Baseball Al- Scholastic Dinner will be heid at the new Abraham & Straus Store on Route 110 in Huntington, June 12. This is the second such affair at which the high school baseball All-Star members from Leagues Al, AZ, A3, A4, Bi. B2, and B3 will be honored. - Twelve memoers - are chosen from - car league and we antruipate approx» imately 75-80 boys to be so hun- wred this year; _ In addition. al. coaches wall be guests of A&S at this cuoner. The boys chown from Suftols County High Schools will in guests of ACB at dinner and w..! be jivn plaques to commemnot ils ba. evng shosnu fot fne Rog hoger. This year, Geffy Colem a, ca Y.mnkee and prosentiy | nected with Von Husen Smrt C. , wih be othe - featured speaker. lue members of the All mour te tas are ahosen by tate of cus - based on - performan. . s re lopue play plus their depe *- ment ott the freld as well. A speciab award wall be gu to -u member- of treo a.cn wito has the highest schol- ast oar durgy oms Stay on lhnga - school. This award as c- snauied to a buy who as a sea- 10f, guests expected in lon to members of the press Prank bok. feature writer tor the Assouated Press, Cy Oycz. President of Section IL Athienc Council, Dutch Ouderlirk, Pres- ident of Suffolk County Umpires Association, Joe Barkin, Comm.- suoner of High School Basebail for Suffolk County, - Eleanore Phillips, Personnel, A & S Baby- lon store, M. Ruskin, manager, A & S5 Huntington store, Steve Lembo, Executive of A £ & store, Brooklyn,. a Ai
