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VOL. 35 NO. 6 Wednesday, February T7,1988 BOe PER COPY
B.I.A.N.C.O. Awards Dinner
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HEMPSTEAD TOWN Councilman Joseph G. Cairo, Jr.
(2nd left) attends the Salisbury on the Green Restaurant for
the SSth annual awards dinner and installation of officers of
the Building Inspectors Association of Nassau County
(B.I.A.N.C.O.). This years program was dedicated to Wil-liam
L. Williams, a founder of the organization. Pictured
are: (left to right) Anthony Giannetti of East Meadow,
Town of Hempstead Building Department; Councilman
Cairo; Mort Weitman of Lynbrook, association president,
Village of East Rockaway Building Department; Dominick
Barci of Baldwin, association vice president. Town of
Hempstead Building Department; Michael D. Filippon,
association treasurer. Village of Garden City Building
Department; Robert Schroeter, association secretary. Town
of North Hempstead Building Department.
Friday, February 5th, Lynbrook
1988 the 35th Annual
Dinner and Installation of
Officers of the Building
Inspectors Association of
Nassau County was held at
Salisbury on The Green,
Eisenhower Park, East
Meadow, N.Y.
Bruno Arena called the
Dinner to order and led in
the pledge of allegiance to
our flag. The invocation was
given by John Arculeo. The
president and officers were
installed by the Hon. Irving
F. Shaw, Mayor of the Vil-lage
of East Rockaway. He
installed the following
officers:
Mort Weitman, president
- Village of East Rockaway.
Dominick Barci, vice-president
- Town of
Hempstead.
Michael Filippon, treas-urer,
Village of Garden City
Robert Schroeter, secre-
•tary - Town of North
Hempstead
Board of Directors-Elect
Emil Cocchiarella - Vil-lage
of Hewlett Harbor
Andrew Alweis - Town of
Hempstead
Robert Bonnie - Town of
No. Hempstead
Ted Waldemann - Town
of Oyster Bay
Henry Brehl - Nassau
County
Bruno Arena - Village of
Lynbrook Musicians To Perform
Student musicians from
the Freeport and Lynbrook
Public Schools will be per-forming
side by side with
members of the Brooklyn
Philharmonic Symphony
Orchestra in a free, joint
concert of favorite classical
music on March 23, 1988 at
8:00 p.m. in the Freeport
High School auditorium.
The concert, co-presented
New Postal Hours
Delegates to NYSBOC
Bruno Arena - Village of
Lynbrook
John B. Arculeo - Town
of No. Hempstead -alternate
Bruno Arena introduced
the new president and A.
Giannetti presented the
annual awards.
Standing Committees
Auditing - Gerard Cat-tani,
WiHiam E. Blekicki
Legislative - Robert
Bonnie
Nominating - John Arcu-leo,
Bruno Arena
By-Laws - Ted Walde-man,
Anthony Giannetti
Ways & Means - Anthony
Giannetti, Dave Herrick
Appointive Committees
Program - Anthony
Giannetti, Dave Herrick
Picnic 1988 - Town of
Hempstead
Dinner - Board of
Directors
Membership - Emil
Cocchiarella
Technical - Emil Cochia-rella,
Robert Bonnie
Education - John Arcu-leo,
Emil Stein, Bruno
Arena
Code Changes - Robert
Bonnie, Dave Herrick
Electrical - Nickolas
Bonanno, Harry Rhodes
Good & Welfare - Robert
Schroeter
(Continued on page 4 )
Effective the week of Feb-ruary
14, 1988, the Hicks-ville
Division of the U.S.
Postal Service (all post offi-
Elk's Contest
The deadline of March 1
approaches and the Lyn-brook
Elks continue the
search for a local resident
who can qualify for "Mother
of the Year." If you entered
once and did not make it,,
please enter again!
The Elks are looking for a
woman who, in addition to
being a good mother, excells
in service outside the home:
hospital work, scouts,
community work, church or
synagogue activity, athletic
leagues, etcetera.
Locals are invited to sub-mit
resumes concerning
deserving candidates. The
deadline for submissions is
March 1, 1988. All submit-ted
materials will become
the property of Lynbrook
Lodge No. 1515 B.P.O.E.
and cannot be returned.
Sponsors should include
their names and phone
numbers.
The winner will be
honored at a dinner-dance
March 16, 1988, at the
lodge. Send all entries to: A1
Greser, Lynbrook Elks, 57
Hempstead Avenue, Lyn-brook,
N.Y. 11563.
ces in Suffolk and most'of
Nassau County) will imple-ment
the federal budget
deficit reduction measures.
Window services at the
East Rockaway Post Office
will be reduced as follows:
MONDAY 9:00-12:00
TUESDAY-FRIDAY
9:00-6:30
SATURDAY 9:00-12:00
Starting Sunday, Febru-ary
14, there will no longer
be collection of mail made
on Sundays. Postal Custo-mers
who normally mail on
the weekend should deposit
their mail before the last col-l
e c t i o n on Saturday.
Express mail and Special
Delivery will continue to be
delivered on Sunday.
Delivery Services will
continue six-days each week
to homes, businesses, and
post office boxes. Post office
lobbies will remain open at
their normal hours when the
window is closed. This will
allow customers access to
their post office boxes and
the use of stamp vending
equipment.
Postal customers can also
obtain stamps through the
mail.
Stamps by mail forms are
available at post offices or
from letter carriers.
At The Library
Free income tax assist-ance
at Lynbrook Public
Library. For senior citizens:
Wednesday and Fridays,
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., for
all other taxpayers: Wed-nesdays,
3:00 to 5:00 p.m.;
Tuesdays, 1:00 to 3.00 p.m.
and Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. to
1:00 p.m. Please bring last
year's tax return and all per-tinent
data.
Lynbrook Library would
like to remind its patrons it
is receiving Value Line
Investment Survey. It is in
the Reference Section.
by the Brooklyn Philhar-monic
and the Nassau
County Board of Coopera-tive
Educational Services
(BOCES), marks the culmi-nation
of an in-school, Arts-in-
Education orchestra
residency during which
members of the Philhar-monic
Orchestra spend time
at both Lynbrook and Free-port
High Schools tutoring
the student musicians in
small workshop sessions.
A special Freeport/Lyn-brook
(student only, open
rehearsal) will be held at
Lynbrook High School on
Tuesday, March 2, 1988
from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
This rehearsal will be open
to the public and will dem-onstrate
how the finishing
touches are applied, before
the final dress rehearsal and
concert.
The musicians from the
Brooklyn Philharmonic will
utilize their professional
training to impart their
technical musical skills and
their understanding and
love of classical music to
young aspiring performers.
Mr. Yuval Waldman,
Associate Concert Master of
the Brooklyn Philharmonic
will conduct the orchestra
and lead the young musi-cians
in a program that will
include:
Frank Schubert's "Unfin-ished
Symphony", Edward
Grieg's "Peer Gynt Suite",
Aram Khachaturian's
"Gayane Suite", Aaron
Copeland's "Quiet City",
and Ralph Vaughan Willi-ams
"March Past of the Kit-chen
Utensils".
Wrestler
On Friday, February 19th
at 2:00 p.m., the East Rock-away
Library will be pres-enting
THE PHANTOM
TOLLBOOTH (90 min.).
This animated film is the
story of a boy named Milo,
who leaves the real world
and discovers the Kingdom
of Wisdom.
Tickets will be available
on Thursday, February
18th.
Children under seven
must be accompanied by an
adult who remains in the
library during the length of
the film.
St. Paul's School Senior
Mathew Becker, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becker
of Summit Avenue in Lyn-brook,
has been unanim-ously
elected as the "Most
Outstanding Wrestler" in
the Martin Luther Invita-tionals
Tournament held
v.- s^^SUflff/k
tories over Poly Prep,
Columbia, Trinity, Knox,
Stony Brook, Lexington,
and Martin Luther.
"Mathew is the Captain of
the Team, and his skill, tal-ent,
and fine leadership have
made this an especially suc-cessful
year. Mathew's 12-1
last week. Matthew, who personal record is only part
earned a gold medal for his of the story of his great con-three
pins in the Tourna-ment,
also captured a gold
medal in the New York Mil-itary
Academy Tournament.
Returning from an early
season injury, Mathew has
'led the St. Paul's School
Varsity Wrestling Team to a
7-2 League record, with vic-tribution
to the Team. His
father, also a very capable
and knowledgeable wrestler
and coach, has been of
invaluable assistance to the
squad, too," added Mr.
Harold Wilson, Coach of
the St. Paul's School Varsity
Wrestling Team.