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Lorraine Dainot~i offers congratulations. Second place

winners Sue Woais (right) and third place vvinne~

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~A~tav~r~ ~~M~sr~,~~ Taw~rSWIMMING CLASSES URBAN RENEWALFree swimming le~sona far Permanent headquarters for the

:,800 Levittown youngsters began Tdwn of Hempstead's Urban Re-on Monday at Lhe nine swimming newai Directorwas officiallyopen-pools in the Town of Hempstead- ed on Monday, July 2nd at 84Oyster Bay ,Joint Park District. Doughty Boulevard, Inwood.Lessons for children of the Dis- presiding Supervisor Palmer D.

trio 4~etc~een b and 16 years of age, Farrington and a group of Hemp-span~ar~d ~y the Town of Hemp- Mead officials headed by Council-stead Park t7epartr~ent, mill cover rr~an Julius Chipman presided at thefour v~~eeks and ~viYl ~ ~~e1d each igibbop-cutting ceremonies along3,v~~~C~ay rncrrr~.ing. A your-week w2th members of the Citizen°~~er~~~ ~f e~rer~irag classes also for Advisory Commiiteeg led by ixsr~,~i~~~~~ c~ tie G~stri~t ~~ve~ l~ ~}~~~rman, ~Irs. A~a~t ?Meyer ofJ ~~r~ os a~~ ~~~al start or: ~us;~ ~ Ft~r 4~~~;,dmere~~~~~stead '~'o~vn ~~uncilin;~:~:

c~~~~ E ~, B~~~it o~ L~vi~tou~n~ ~~~ahc: 7~he ~;iz~z~n's Advisory ~:c„nrrait-

~rson~liy ir~s~ected preparations tee ~s a bore, of Iocal Y esidents

~~; the ~~~~c~:~s this week was far-- studying alI }phases of the~rcgram

~~cu~a~Iyx trn~ressed w~tl~ the ir.- ~r~ eking yes rec~rnTnenda~~ans to

~eres~ s~vwr by the peo~ie of Lev Sug~~rub~or Farrington and the

€~~v~~. ~n Ies~ than ~vvo ~ay~ ~i~er Hempstead ” 'own Boarde

~s~ ~y~~d~c were pubiic~l_y ~~n-- 1 he new headquarters in Inwood:~~~n~~=sir the Masses fir t~~~ yot~rg- ~,vi~l ~iause a staff supervised by the~~e~s ~t~~i: c~mplete~y filled. ~o~,~~~ Urban ~~ne~~val Director~errps?~ec~'s Presiding Supervis- ~~war~ Loughman, ~vho will bear ~~aimer I~. Farrin~on pointed ~yailable t~ answer questia~ns andaut tha a second series of free gi~,~ ab1 information. The first~wirr~r~ing l~ssflns va~otzld ~;e spon- r~ a ~~ries of informational bul-sored ~y she 'i'own ~f Hempstead ~~ry~~ ~,as distz-ibuted to Inwood~r r~~gust. "We plan to set the date residents by the Town of Hemp-fc~r registrations anti the date for stead prior to the ogering of Urbanshe opEni~ig of The second series of Renewal ~-Ieat~quarters.classes later in ,~uly, a5 these

c~a~Ls ~~ill depend fln whether the <<~~e Inwood Ur}~a.n ~ienewal,~~~~d ::~~~ses z~air~ain th~zr sche~- Pro~~~rn will stress c:~n~ervaiion~.z~e 3nt1 arm not Bela; ~d ~y ~~- end reha~i~ita~io~ 02 tie aria, not~~~r~~~rft ~veathero Full ~o~~c~: °~~~ill total. ~Iearance,"` stated Supervis-

~~'r*yP. ,~.~ StOt. a5 ail:' u8rt~.G 3I'c. ac vor t-arringt~na ~t inr.~~~eG prop_~~f c~~_~i~eri ~?~er~~.sar ~ ar- ~r~y ~oi~nded ~y ~ne~~ic~a~ ~ou~e-

y~`~~'~. ~~ard, L~ayvie~ r~~~nue, the ~Iew

~?I ~wirrr:~irzg lessons will ~ ~'~~'~ ~i~y ~Sn~, the Vi~~age of

cc~it~~ted by employees of the Lawrence ~~ne and she Nassau E~~

T~wr cf H~empsteac~ ~Jepartment of Press~ayo

Parks who are qualified swim-:ring i:~stru~tor~s ar~d vaho nave "The tlrben Renewal program inbeen certified by the Nassau Ce~unty Inwood is a pilot plan and the TownDepartment of Health and the Board appreciates the cooperationAmerican Red dross. Upon the' it has received thus far from thesuccessful completion of these members of the Citizen's Advisorycourses, all swimmers who goal- Commiteee and the residents inify will be issued a Refl Cross the area who will be affected bycard covering the type of course the program," concluded Super-taken, visor Farrington.

hies to open a branch o#five in tCopiague at the corner of Ivterrick ~ ~~ ~~Road and Great Neck Road in the ,' , ~~ ~ ~ ~ , '~ ~~

gal resources ofr $127,299,878 ~a i~ ~ ~~~~~t building, ~~s~, ~f

dear earlier. Ca~itai fords on ~~ur5e' `N~ acquured tie I3ar:

rune 30, 19,2, including vaivatior~ ~~our p~gerty Qn the pr~r*~ise

reserves of $1,6~i6,322~ tuta~ed that sue w+:~d ~ui~d ~~e~~ ~~thin

$1 ~.,2 78,45. ~ spec:ifiecl period ~f years. ~± eare ~ettin~ very claw to that

llurina t~~e first six months of1962, the Trust Company received Continued on Wage 151approval from supervisory author-

Erne s f loon Waxing geMimeo Service j

~~ic~velty Printing the result of a t~vo-rrionth long

and C I e a n i rrg S e r v i e e~ ~iection that saw rr~ore `ballots"cast than any other election in

~~ ~ ~ Wantagh outside of a presidential~ ~ "~'u1lyItisured F'or Your Protection" election year. 'I't~e "Miss Vt~an-

~ESf~~{tiTlt~~.-C'C~t:~~tr.Ei'~:ICAL tagh" crown was awarded to Miss

CALL FOR APP01tJTMENT Sue Bromberg who, in addition

~N YOUR KOAdE ~~~ ~`~~a ~olum~us ~vsn~e Lo a host of prizes, r~ron thehonor of representing Wantagh c~n-JR V1SlT ~~j~~=j7 ~A~'re~~ Lil next years' cantestandpara-

280 BraadwaY, Bethpage F r~~~ort, P~~w Yor'~ de. Second place winner was MissStye Woods anc~ the third glacewinner was Miss Roberta Fisi►mar~rn'~'he other nine finalists were de-signated as `'Ia~ies in exalting"for the "ro}=aI court" presidedover by Miss Wantagh, Sue Brom-berg. All the lovelies are resi-

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dents of Wantagh, the refreshments under bright sun-The following is a list of the ny skies that seemed to enhance

other presentatiflns made for festive, pleasure minded ceie-ga~rade participation; Most Appro- brants.priate Float, the Wantagh-Seaford Across the street, on the ball-Regular Democratic Club; Most field area of the school, young-Creative Float, the Wantagh Repu- stets and their parents took partbiican Club; Most Original, Sunrise in a varfety of field events andTrail Council of Bc~y Scouts; Most exhibitionsAppealing, Wantagh CommunityChurch; Best Childrens Marching Afternoon activities centered a-Unit, the Wantagh Unit of Nautical round the teen-agers as an all-Cadets; Largest Childrens March- star show began featuring WINSing I1nit, 4t%antagh Little League; Disc-jockey Bob Lewis. conduc-l~ast inspirational, focal Had- for of the popular Bab-a-low"assab, Most Coior#ul Float, Mem- program. He presented a three-orare Council, Knights of Colum- hour roster of entertainers well-bu~ arzd the Best Volunteer March- known to their teen-age fansirfg ~1nit, Ste William Che ~,b~t Included in the prograrr~ were mus- ~-R. C: Church of Seaford, teal groups, singing groups, soloOther awards presented were specialists ~s well as complete

a special appreciation placque to orchestras. Excitment ranged toMr. Frank Netter, the first Chair- fever pitch as introductions wereman of the Fourth of July As- made of The Imaginations, the~~ciation of Wantagh, sponsoring Cotillions, Bobby Korpine, Tonyorganization of Lhe Independence Orlando, '1"he Blue Velvets, 'TheDay observance, ~'resentations Or~i~ts, The Eternals, The Dimen-were also made to three other slops, The Capris~ Brian Terryformer chaittme~; Mr. Robert and the Knights and The BlueKeeler, Mrs. Dorothy Herrman devils. Spontaneous "sing-alongs''and Mr. James Griffin, A sue- end dancing broke out as eachvial award way made for the' most ~f the performers gave out wiEhQutstanding volunteer organization their speciality and thin returnedin 4~antagh" to the Wantagh Fire for encore after encore.Department. A huge color photo A two--hour respite in the days_ _-of the entire volunteer membership program and then Wantagh broughtof the department was presented ~o a close its 19b2 Fourth ofto the groin. July celebration with a dance at

Fallowing the offi~~al core- ~e Wantagh High School wheremonies, the assembled ye~ung- refreshed but Brill weary reel-sEers and the3ir parents were en- tents seemed to relax to musicaltertained by ``Bozo the Clflwn'', swains provided by two orches-the popular TV personality and eras,his entourage including "Princess'~`icklefeather". The crowds on The Fourth of July Associationthe school grounds also consumed of Wantagh, representing across- _more. than b,0(~ frankfurters aid section of Wantagh Qrganizationsnearly 12,000 cold drinks, all die- as well as -local business men,pensed by hard-pressed, patient professionall peap~ and civic andvolunteers who boiled and assem- religious leaders, sponsored ttiesled the "hot-dogs" and poured ,observance.