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:'. PAGE Six T H E tE A U E R ; y . .THURSDAY, MARCH! Gaiibfinetations S S....;..n-..grant variance's''td'^dw them in ^ ' B ii^ess zones. Sale of marine gaso> ■:— line ^wouid -liepwmltted- In-Marlne Business and Marin© areasT' Indusblid *nie Mtiyor said th a t , sometime - in April there will be a public hear ing on a proposal by the -parklng field c<»nmlttee to meter portions of the Broadway and Smith street parking fields. At Field No. 4 (Broadway) there would be a t o t ^ b f about 80 metered spaces at the south end and a t the southwest end as for north as the liquor store. All the rest.Of the field would be open for all-day parking. recommendation went even further than~'a request voiced by Fted S c h w ^ , speaking for the N o rtheast: Civic . Association, who had advocated removal of some of the. three-hour-limit areas In order to let more commuters p ark all day. For Field No. 1 (south of Merrick road betwera Church and Main streets) the committee suggested —two-TOwa- ■■'•MeiTlck 'road:'Trtris* proposal alms' to transfer all-day parkers Into spaces in. the Smith street portion of the field, thereby giving shop pers more use of the spaces closer to the stores. Mayor Olacken announced that BUI Would ^Exern^ M e d i^. S ode(r Citei From Law C frve^ , ^ Asseinblyman Francis P.' McCloslcey arid' Senator Wil- liairi S. Halts, Nassau County Republi<ans,:loday introduced a bill to amend-section 48^a of thp Social Welfare Law that would exempt volunteer firemen and fire companies em h p o ^ of volUritecr fimheff frrinV't provlslons'of-tliis section. Section 482 of the Social Welfare Law'-toqulm every charitable or ganization. which Intrads to solicit contributions for persons in this state by any means whatsoever Rebltb Department wril supply the r a e ^ e fr©e > as. they do In the ceto of Infarilj^ between the ages of. 6'aiMl 18 mouths.. - ' p f ? : ; ' W ~TH shaU prior to any solicitations file with - the department Information regarding the proposed solicitation. (The Department of Social We!-- Seetton 482-a exempts religious lorporatiCTu, certain educational Institutions, fraternal, patriotic and social organizations when Elicita tion of contributions is confined to Us membership; Many volunteer fire companies must, a t times solicit funds to continue their existence. Since volunteer fire companies are formed with the public welfare and good in mind and are opiated for the public wejfare, volunteer fire companies should not be required to file this Inforination every time a solidtatiori is necessary. Sisterhood Holds Torah Month-Meeting Sisterhood . Congregation B'nai Israel, held its annual Torah Month meeting Tuesday night, February Qiris-Craft Sea Skiff Sales 3oar in 1956 Chris • (Waft's : ^ t - grotdng Sea Skiff Division today reported 1956 sales up an astonishing 49-per cent and revealed th a t .the array of lap- «trake Sea Skiffs has grown from a> 22-f66ter unveiled in December, 1953, to a large fleet th a t includes fast, soft-riding 18, 22, 26 and 30- foot open boats and husky 26, 30. 35 and 40-foot cruisera—all built ip a modem hew 140,000 square foot factory in Saisbury, -Maryland. Walter Vance, Sales Manager, at tributes the Sea Sllgg’s quickly won wide-spread popularity to their ex ceptional ability to withstand heavy seas a nd provide good service when the going gets rough in offshore op eration. Their traditicmal style, out- -standing perfonnance, and low maintenance made lapscr^ke boats the village has ordered a m o d e m '26. a t 8:30 o’clock. The guest of- sweeper which wU be used to keep streets and parking fields cleaner. Trustee Bdmund— T. Cheshire urged th a t the public refrain from throwing so -many papers and other debris into gutters, because such articles clog. storm drains, causing Coimser Vought reported that . easEiento are. beliig o b talnE in 'riie: ftreparatoiy. .to drain- -age work there. He praised Nathan Zablow and Tredweil Hopkins for their help in securing a n important elem e n t which saved the village about $2,500, the probable extra ' cost of laying drains in an alternate direction. h<Hior was Rabbi Hary E. Schwartz, spiritual leader of Temple Beth Israel. Hempstead. The Choir pt Congregatfori B’nal Israel sang. Tnis meeting, was held in the vestry orC) Broadway and Mount avenue. ^terhoO d B’nei Israel observed \Puriin Might Ih Mont© Carlo’* iMt Saturday night In -the Temple HpFSTBA PLANS 25 GAIimS A 26-game schedule, featured by the uriial ' home-and-home- Met. Conference series with Manhattan, St. John’s, N.Y.U., Brooklyn, C.CH.Y. and Wagner, h as been a r ranged for the Hofstra College baseball squad this spring. . and Vance said that sinica Supply AvaUable for Adi^U Up to Age 40 The N a s s a u ^ ^ u n ^ M e d le y ciety, has\votod~to urge the ptibiio to avail themrelves of the present adequate supply'of Salk vaccine for the prevention of paralytic pollo- myelitia The recommendation was directed particularly to the yoiing adults -Of the county—those up to the age of 40. A repott was received from the Department of Health that during the year Just closed there have been r e p o r t only 55 cases of polio In the entire county and of these only 18 were of the paralytic type. This is very much better'than the record of the nation as a whole and In dicates that as a result of the efforts ot the Health Department and of the MedlcaKSoclety during the p ast three years we have a high rate of protection In the most sus ceptible age groups. This is borne out by the high, record of vaccine distribution in the county, both by the Health Department and through commercial sources) The danger In Nassau County now appears to be Mbtwiilc'Convention Friday and Saturday Masons from the x4 Lodges of the -Ist-ond-2nd Nassau Districts'Will ba In attendance at the Grand Lecturer’s Convention to be held A ^ c h 8 a n d 9 a t the Masonic Tem ple, Lincoln, avenue, Rockville-Cen- ilre. ^ e r e will be three sessions Prl- flay evening. Saturday afternoon and Sa'tiirday evening. The Grand Lecturer of the 310,000 New York State -Masons, Howard Potts, of Ply Creek, will be present to review and Instruct in Masonic rltuai. He will be atoisted by Lam bert R. Purey, Jr., 41 Huntington road, Gardeh City, Robert N. Kay, 1861 Albermarle avenue. East Mea dow, Assistant Grand Lecturers of 1st and 2nd Nassau Districts, re spectively, and by Robert L. Reid. 33 Harvard avenue, Baldwin and Dr. Warren J. E. Tucker. 6 Beacon Hil road, Port Washington, Deputies of 1st and 2nd Nassau, respective ly. ycBIb ago in Cbris- Craft brought the coast-cutting ad vantages ot production-line boat building to this formerly somewhat specialleed field, Sea'Skiffs have rapidly gained favor on inland wa ters and ports around the globe. ........ . The Society pledged.Its members to Immunize withqut charge those patients unable to pay for the protection. Ni these cases the I P P E R ' S P rescriptions 9 C o sm etics V itam ins ^ S u n d ries FREE .DELIVERY SS S. Grove St., FR 8-9449 H. J. McDonald of Bast RockaWay is local agent in the Tri-Town area. d Pi ciuri 'cint atuvrer in -fla d J&ee- in this paper soon/ ~wssf emu I\ izzeriu _ ExcellAi Italian Cuisine a n d ' Liquors at Moderate Prices. You he L< u’ll find th e answ e r -soon .eader, on th e -p a q e oppoi lai. page — - 'f in ' Thi the editort; KV'v; . 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