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THURSDAY, MAY ,26, 1955 T H E L E A D E R PAGE FIFTEEN South Nassau To Get $363,450 Hill-Burton Funds for Expansion ^ P inal contract papers for. a $363,- 450 Federal G rant of Hill-Burton funds to South Nassau Communities Hospital, Oceanside, have been signed by hospital leaders and Dr. John J. Bourke. D irector of the New York S tate Jofnt Hospital Planning and Survey Commission. 'T h e $2,800,000 expansion program Will increase the institution from 98 fo 250 beds, and Includes a new 72- bed, 80-bassinet m a ternity wing, new surgical Wing, adm inistrative an d special services wing, new emergency wards as well as reno vated and enlarged pediatrics sec tion in the present building. O ther new facilities include a new quarter-injiiion dollar power housef now completed.^paid for and in operation, new parking areas, expanded laboratories, X - r a y suite, kitchen, . a n d lantidiry ... facilities, piped-in oxygen to vital areas, au dio-visual nurses’ c a J L i s s t e t n i i r i i m a n y other inSdern facilities \VHUStT ■Will make the Oceanside hospital one of t h e m o s t up-to-date insiitu- tthnsTtn th is area. Constriictldn is ndw sixty per cent complete. The new surgical wing is scheduled to open in July£ the m a ternity and adm inistrative-w ings in th e fall of this year. The entire project, including renovation of ex isting buildings is scheduled to be com p lete early in the spring' oi 1656. . ; In addressing m em b ers of the hospital board. Dr. Bourke stated: ■“J was delighted to sign the final contract p a p e rs w ith th e board leaders of South Nassau Commu nities Hospital, which cpniplctes all necessary arrangem e n ts for the hos p i ta l ’s $363,450 H ill-B u rton alloca tion. \South Nassau Hospital has been operating a t over 100 per cent\ of capacity for m any, m o n ths and the additional 150 beds, which are being added to m ake the hospital a 250- bed institution, at a total cost of $2,800,000, are desperately needed. \I am, sure th a t the $1,000,000 com p letion cam p aign now under way to complete paym e n t of the total project will be successful.” Hospital Signs Contract For Aid McIntosh Music.Pupfls f Giving Recital Friday TheJEdlttuM cIntosh Music School, 48 Hillside avenue, Rockville Centre, ./\ will present Interm e d iate and-A d vanced students i n - a recital Friday T h e f foUdwing s tudep tg wiH^oirer a program cohststlng of plano,' h a r p and voice solos “and . p iano \duos: Thom a s Casfcoldl,:Nancy Sklarew, Joseph Proflta, Parpela Frank, S u san Kosky, J o h n M ulligan, Eleanore Stew a rt,„ F l o r a ’ Greenbahm , B a r b a r a Rosehweig,* M ichael Berkowitz, Jan e - , B e a r, D a rio Santi, Lesley Frances Ekenberg, -Miriam H a rter, . L inda H ackm an, Leon K o v a r, Ann Bencsch, .M a rgaret Neereamer. Ian Tesar, Carol Weber, .Susan Thom p son, S tephen B a y n e R o salind K a p lan, Janice Conroy,, A n d Caroline Interested friends of the students\ an d of th e school are cordially Inylted to attend. Admis sion cards are unnecessary, ■ ' COUNTY FLANS GARAGE ’A t Its m eeting May 23 th e Board of Supervisors will consider a. reso lution approving plans-for construc tion of a storage fflirage in the rear of th e present county garage off ^aidw ih rp iu t:, a t ' ^ o b t h e h r S tate • P a rkw a y . Bids will be sought ori Ju n e 14. It! will be for. the use of the Division of Rciad/and Biridgg M a ln- tensince. , ' : W - ■I • Final contract papers for South Nassau Coiihnunlttcs ttbspital's $363,450 UUl-Burton Federal allocation to aid in its $2,800,000 expansion program now under way, were signed b y t h e hospital tedders at a m eeting last week. Standing, left to r ight, Lynnard W . H e rrington, hospital siipcrin- \ tendent and P a u l Jagow, hospital-architect. Sealer, H a rrison B. W right, board president and D r. Jo h n J. Bourke. tMteotOr of New T o t k 'S tate 'J o i n t ' H o spital^Planning 'and\Survey Commission of 'Albany. AI Grover Seeks Perihijt To Serve Marine Base; Public Hearing May 16 T h e Village Board reserved de cision Monday night, May-16, oh an application- for a perm it to estab- lish_ a parking-field a t th e - n o r th - •iast corner of South Ocean avenue and H a m ilton street, after the pro posal was warm ly discussed a f a public-hearing. \ AI Grover, wh oasked permission for the fleldL i n connection w ith his oiith Shore Marine^ Base a t 195 dodcleft avenue, showed th e board ree photographs- taken on a Sun- ay of parking conditions on South 6 c e a n avenue an<^ nearby streets. He sal dboatlng places along Wood- ile f t C a n al draw hundreds of cars Which can’t be parked in the crowd ed vicinity. His plea was favored by George h e m s of the W o o d cleftAssociation, h e and other 'scatters Said the east 4ide of W oodcleft avenue has little Ar no space for cars, while t h e west &de of-O c e a n avenue - is zoned for R e sidential use. . Trcdwell Hopkins of “277 Bedell street and Henry H. Seabhjok : o f 36 B ranch avenue urged th a t grop- erty further south on Ocean avenue, where zoning perm its It, be used for parking fields to keep them -more d istant from residential areas. Sev- e r a l o th w speakers also oppose d lhff ;, application. ’ ' Y Two Brownie Troops Receive Flags May 15 ■ B rownie Trapps 257 and 355 re ceived flags a t a joint G irl and Boy, Scout cerem o n y heid Sunday' a f ter-7 noon. M ay 15, _by A b raham & Straus, In the com p any’s parking lot In Hempstead. In alt. 226 e m - ^ blems were presented to new troops form ed since Septem b er, 1954. Six bus loads of Interm e d iate and Senior G irl Scouts of Freeport e n - ’. Joyed a day’s outing a t Camp T e k - akwltha, H am p ton Bays, on S a t - ' urday. 1 At the May m eeting of the B o a rd of-D irectors of the South Nassau-' Council, G irl Scouts, the following resolution was adopted; “T h a t all G irl Scout Troops of fer a prayer of th a n k s . to God lor, the success of the Salk vaccine, w h ic h benefits all hum a n ity.” i « :a ’-price $ ■JSUHF \ • j»’ice-car f e a t u r e s c o m b i n e d 1 HIGH-PR4CE-CAR FEATURES Low- tow- Low- price pries price Plymouth Car A Car B i i i 1 Electric Windshield wipers, that [ yrq J M n * j fjn operate a t a constant speed. i i j _________________________________ : _________ I I I ------- Independent parking brake, for greater safety in emergencies. | YES | NO | NO J ------- —L l i I Orlflow shook absorbers, that have j yrq j mo { ma _ twite aamuch cushioning-echorv.- • ! ‘ ‘*7 | 1 - _ _ : - - - i - -< ..... .. i ........ ■A Bonded-blake linings; wbichlast i VCO ! 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