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- Page 16 BELLMORE LIFE Wednesday, Novembe r 11 , 1964 Hearing Tuesday On Marine Zoning Almost 2000 Enroll In Adult Ed Program Residents of the Southern Up of Bellmore aloog Shore Drive are especially interested 1n the proposal to rezone from Resi- dence B to Marin e Commerc ial and Marine Resort district two parcels of land in South Merrick Music Instruction PIAt-10 & ACCORDION INSTRUCTION - all leYels - CHILDR!;N- AUULTS CENTER MUSIC STUDIO Mr II · Brovermon- B.A., M S, Llcen1ec1 lllgh School Teocher 2636 FOX BLVD., MERRICK (opp. Merrl<'k J\wlah Centro) FR 9-4036 Call todav tor /r'flc trial leuon MURR' Y LANE ORGANIST& CHOIRDIRECTO~ of REFORM JEWISH CONGREGATION of MERRICK Will Accept Pupils In PI ono and Organ Classical a11J f'opular All Electronic Organ s Taugh t Children - Adults 25 Arbor Lone \1orrlck TN 8- 1~6S directly across the canal from the m . A hearing on the subject will be held at Town Hall, Hempstead, Tuesday November 17, at 10:30 a.m. 'I'he petition is being pre- sented by Duncan E . Longworth of RockvUle Centre , and Paul c. Halstead ol North Merrick, owners ot the land, whi ch is said to be composed of about 16 acre.s, most ot it underwater at this time. It is contiguous to other land which has already been sold for houses which have not yet been constructed. Those who wish rnore Information are invited to call Fred Hacker o! Shore Road, South Bellmore, at su 1-0515, DISCUSS FRAUDS The Anna Silver Suburban Chapter of Cancer Carew1ll hav£> a dlscus\ion on consumer frauds on Thursday, November 19, at 8:30pm, at the SouthSalntMarks Ave. School . Cancer Care of the National Cancer Foundation helps ad- vanced canr.er patient s and their fam111es at the time or their greatest need\. The Adult Education Program of Central Hlgh School District #3 has the largest enrollment in its history this semester . Ac- cording to john Coyle, Dtrector of the Program, \1 people registered, including iS from ou 1 of lhe districl, who pay an ad- ditional non-resident's fee.\ This IS an increase of 378 over last Fall' s reglslration. There are 75 classes meeung regularly, most of them having been moved this year to MephamH1ghSchool. Among the classes with an Wl- expected1y large enrollment is the \An Gallery Visit\ group, new to the program this year. This is a class meeting on alter- nate Friday afternoons, who, wi th an mslruclor, visit the museums and an galleries In New York. There are 45 registered 1n this class. 49 buddmg antsts are taking the \011 Painli.ng\ cla:ss, and 52 boating emhu:siasts are enrolled in \Basic Seamanship\ a course given at the lligh School by the U.S . Coast Guard. At la st week's meeting of the Adult Education Citizen's Ad- visory Committee, Mr . Coyle reports, Mrs. Helen Sivin of Bellmore was re-elected chair- man, and Mrs. Trudi Cowan of North Bellmore, secreLary. TOPS Need Space! The Bellmore branch of the national organization, T.O.P .S., (Take orr Pounds Sensibly) with a nucleus membership or 10, \only one under 200 lbs. , \ is in def'perate need or a meeting room, according to Mrs. Pearl Rodin, chairman or the group, which bas been going into Fr£'e- port tor their meetings. \We are all Bt>llmore people and would like to meet a little closer to home,\ Mrs. Rodin explains . Bellmoriles with available space lor the non-profit organ- ization, or those interested in joining the grolij), may cal l Mrs. Rodin at TA-6-0298. Annual membership fee is $6. \I'm Going To Put A Want Ad In 'Bellmore Life' it's free! For the next three issues of your new com- munity newspaper, 'Bellmore Life', you con use this paper to reach residents of the Bellmores with your message, FREE OF CHARGE. If you hove something to sell; if you hove a special service; if you wish to hire someone - - - then fill out the following blank and moil it in to 'Bellmore Life' at 2704 Grand Ave., Bellmore . THE LIMIT IS 15 WORDS- INCL.PHONE NUMBER DFAIJIIi\£ 1.~ I Rl 01· EAC/1 liREK •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 • • • • Please Accept My Want Ad SEND TO: \BELLMORE LIFE\ • • • • I Understand It Is FREE OF CHARGF 2704 Grand Ave ., Bellmore • • Good Only Through e e NOV. 27 8 • • • • • • • • • • • • • Circle Issue Wanted : • • • • NOV . 19 - NOV _ 26 • • DEC . 3 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : Name and Address : • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• t Manages New Branch For First Natl. Cny CHARLES J, STAM~1, - above, of 2150 Waltofier Avenue, North Bellmore, ls Manager o! the new branch office ot the First Nation- al City Bank, opening tomorrow at the coroer or Merrick Avenue ~nd Smith Street, Merrick. Mr. Stamm, 36 years wlth the First National City, was form- erly assistant manager of the · Syosset branch. Mr. Stamm and bls wite and famUy have been residents of North Bellmore for the past four year~. The Stamms are parents ol four children, Kathleen and Susan, who graduated last year from Mepham High School; Cyn- thia, a freshman at Queen of the Rosary Academy; and James, who is in the sixth grade at Sacred Heart School. Kathleen is a fre:snman at Hof- stra University, and Susan, who attends New York State Agricul- tural and Technical Institute at Farmingdale, is secretary to At- torneys Ralph Caso and Aldo Caperna in Merrick. Seek Support For Footbridge Near Kennedy A possible foolbrldge across the canal near the coming Kennedy Senior High School in South Bellmore was among the topics of discussion at lasr week's meeting of the Board of Educa- tion. If the bridge is not con- strucled, many sludents who are within sight of the Htgh School will nc,·crthcless hove a long way to trave l to get to the school. Count~ Executive BugeneNick- erson, upon heanng that the foot- bridge would be used by only about 50 children, was quoted at th(' Board meeting as havmg satd that this \'ould not warrant the construction of an expenshe bridge. However, it is the Board's op1n1on that many more than 50 students will make use of the brtdge, and transponatlon costs will be saved both to the District and lO the parents. Funhermorc, 1t was not quite clear whether a bridge would be the responsibil- ity of lhe Town of Hempstead or the County. A Board comminee will look into the question and a preliminary census will be taken to determine how man}' students can be expected to use the bridge. The new High School is not scheduled to open until September 1966, but any bridge plans will also take much time, so the Board feels that it none too early to set the wheels in motion. In The Schools Saw Mlll Road School and Jacob Gunther School in District 114 will hold their \Open School Night\ P .T .A. meetings tomorrow Thursday November 12 . Saw Mill Road School P. T.A. wlll also have their Education ::v;:tda;ak~es:-i~·~ next day,
