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BETHPAGE NY 11714-3202
YOUR OFFICIAL HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER
VOL 33 NO. 19 May 14-May 20,1999 40 CENTS
The Taste of The Town
' Bethpage Water Commissioner Sal Greco (right) proudly accepts the
Best Tasting Water Conference trophy from Long Island Water Conference
Chairman Paul Granger.
Water from the Bethpage Water
District and the Suffolk County Water
Authority were judged to be the
tastiest in their respective counties
in this year's annual Best Tasting
Tap Water Contest. Each public water
supplier was awarded a three-foot
trophy to proudly display in their
community and will hold their county
title for one year.
The eleventh annual contest,
sponsored by the Long Island Water
Conference and held in commemoration
of National Drinking
Water Week, highlighted the great
taste of tap water throughout Long
Island. Hundreds of Broadway and
Walt Whitman mall shoppers tried
samples from various public water
suppliers to choose one they liked
best.
The county winners will go
head-to-head on Friday, June 18 at
the Weeping Willow Restaurant in
Farmingdale to determine a Long
Island champ. In addition, both
winners will also compete in the
New York State Health Department's
upcoming regional tasting
competition this summer.
"Actually, we are all winners --
suppliers and customers alike," said
LIWC Chairman Paul Granger. "We
are fortunate that nature provides
us with one of the best water supplies
in the U.S. The purpose pf this
contest is to get that message out
to the public."
In operation since 1923, the
Bethpage Water District maintains 9
deep wells and serves a population
of 33,000. The Suffolk County Water
Authority serves approximately
80 percent of Suffolk's population --
from Cold Spring Harbor to Mon-tauk.
Nassau-Suffolk's public water
supply is held to some of the most
stringent drinking water regulations
in the nation. It is brought to us
from deep underground aquifers,
through an elaborate system of water
mains (large pipes), wells and
storage tanks. Because of todgy's
sophisticated technology, Long Islanders
can simply turn on the tap
when they want a clean refreshing
drink of water.
The Long Island Water Conference,
established in 1951, is a professional
organization dedicated to
providing and maintaining an adequate
and safe public water supply
system on Long Island. Members
include Nassau-Suffolk's public water
suppliers, consulting engineers,
attorneys, water contractors and officials
from governmental regulatory
agencies.
Golden Eagles Win Hockey
Championship
OYSTER BAY TOWN Supervisor John Venditto (fifth from right) com
mends the Bethpage High School "Golden Eagles," for winning the
1999 Town of Oyster Bay Hockey League Championship.
County Executive Thomas Culotta and
Nassau County Legislator Edward Mangano
cordially invite you to the
Senior/Community Center
OPEN HOUSE
May16,1999 2-4pm
Come and visit Bethpage's brand new
Senior/Community Center and enjoy music
and light refreshments. The facility is
^located on Grumman Road in Bethpage
and is absolutely wonderful!
So mark you calendar for this
weekend's GRAND OPENING!
Serving Bethpage, Island Trees, Old Bethpage, Seaford, Plainedge and Plainview
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| Title | Bethpage-Tribune_1999-05-14 |
| Subject | Newspaper |
| Description | This is a Newspaper distributed locally within Bethpage, Old Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge and Seaford. |
| Creator | Florence Cullem |
| Publisher | Florence Cullem |
| Contributors | Scanned and Prepared by Hudson Microimaging, Port Ewen, New York 12466. |
| Date | 2010 |
| Type | Periodical |
| Format | PDF; TIFF |
| Source | Bethpage Public Library |
| Language | English |
| Coverage | United States |
| Rights | The Newspaper is in the public Domain and Digital Rights Held by Bethpage Public Library. |
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