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New bank coming to this area
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Methodist in Bethpage
'Coalter said, "Construction is
right on target and we should be
able to fix our opening day for
June 15 as scheduled."
Dating back to 1906, Eastern
Savings Bank will, with Plain-view,
have eight branches in the
Bronx, Westchester and Long
Ialsnd. The Old Country Road
location will have a total of 7,200
square feet including a lower
level with storage and conference
rooms.
Mr. Coalter said that one of the
unusual features of the bank is a
Community Room on the lower
level for use by local civic,
fraternal and community groups.
"This room", he said, "will have
its own separate entrance and be
available for use upon ap­plication
to the Bank. "This is one
way we feel Eastern Savings
Bank elan perform a needed
service arid show that we intend
to become a vital part of this
community."
Another feature of the banit; Witi
be "Ready Owl Service* whicn
provides for around-the-clock
deposits arid withdrawals.
George W. Coalter (West Islip) president, Eastern
Savings Bank and John Forelle (Great Neck),
^Sssassar^
«,^,,^-..., .- open structure.
r ^ o S > a g e business leaders onend convention
Budding Bempag* ^-"^^^iirfyi itffii: we** - Account
Seven members^of jhe-Betti-page:
High School Chapter of the
Future Business Leaders of
AVril 28, ioriSwan Lake, New
York to attend me 10th Annual
FBLA State Leadership Con-feAlSximateiy
1000 high school
memUre and advisors romaU
oyer the State are expected to be
in attendance at the meeting
CAHNFANS: D i s t r i c t " f w « «
atameetingofthePlalnvew^ ^^ and
the American Legion » " ^ f t J ? J E i o shows, left to right,
workings of the District A ^ f ! ™?^b . George Kunz, executive
DA. Cahn, Lou Klein, president of the clup, ueorg
leader.
Season opens at 3 museums
£.„.•, ThP charming
The Society for the ffeer
vation of Long Island AntiquH.es
has begun its 1974 Museum House
"The" Thompson House, North
Country Road, Setauket, and the
Sherwood-Jayne House, Old Post
Road, East Setauket, will open
May 3. Rock Hall, in Lawrence,
administered by the Society in
cooperation with the Town ot
Hempstead, opened April 1.
The Thompson House, ca. 1700,
sheltered members of the family
for almost two hundred years,
including Benjamin F. Thomp­son
famed LongTsland historian
who was born there. A "salt box
house, with huge fireplaces and
early paneling, this building is
presented as a period house,mjh
no furnishings later than mid 18th
century. The charming herb
garden appears as it might have
two hundred years ago.
The Sherwood-Jayne House,
c a 1730 and 1790, by way of
contrast, is shown as the home of
a contemporary person who
foved and collected antiques.
The Thompson House and
Sherwood-Jayne House are open
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
B^ck Hall is a noted example of
Georgian architecture and s
furnished in the style of the late
18th and early 19th centuries.
Open April 1st through
November, the house may be
visited daily, except Tuesday,
from 10 a. m. until 5:00 p.m.
Sundays from noon until 5.uu
p.m. Admission is free.
Bethpige backs UFLI
Harry M. Rogers, Vice
President, National Bank of
North America, notes that
Bethpage had attained 84 percent
of its goal for the 1973 United
Fund of Long Island campaign.
Rogers, 1973 Community Division
Chairman for the United Fund,
stated, "On behalf of our af­filiated
agencies and hospitals, 1
extend a sincere thank you in
addition to my personal ap­preciation
to Bernard H. FmK,
Bethpage Community Chairman
and the many other volunteers
involved in this fine effort.'
Fink is the owner of Fairway
Sports in Bethpage and also
Secretary of the Bethpage
Chamber of Commerce.
Members of the Bethpage High
School Chapter will be par­ticipating
in Je«der8hip
workshops, business meetings,
and general sessions. They will
be competing in the following
events: „ ., .
Terry Frost - FBLA President,
Bethpage Chapter
Bill Gavora - FBLA Vice
President, Bethpage Chapter -
Calculating Machines Contest
John Chewens - Genera
Business - Junior level contest
Michael Wezel
contest ,. -.
Kathy Walsh - Corresponding
Secretary, Eethpage Chapter
Mark DeUaRatta - Observer
FBLA is the national youth
organization for his school
students who plan to enter
careers in business or in business
education. The national
organization has chartered over
6000 chapters in the United States
and has a membership of ap­proximately
120,000 students.
Flea Market May 19
The Friends of the Bethpage
Public Library will hold a Flea
Market on the library lawn
Sunday, May 19, from 10 AM. to 4
p M Those who wish to display
and sell their wares may contact
Leo Schottland at WE 1-1621.
There is a privilege feeof $5 per
table, or $9 for two tables. SeUers
must provide their own tables.
If you're planning to clean out
youV garage or attic this Spring,
why not turn it into a profitable
vSture and participate in the
Flea Market?
: Hempstead Town Presiding Supervisor
S ° T i J PurcSrright and Abe Seldln. Chairman of the Nassau
Francis T. Furcen, ngm, »••» „_«_„ i„ Hrmustead Town Hall
^l^fthTillntln^ti^ the assessment of their home or
S S S W 5 S 1 M - I - r e s ^ are ..ked to call the
Taxpayers Information Bureau at 535 • Z793.