The-Helm_1969-11-27; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

              lynbrook MALVERNE EAST ROCKAWAY
VOL. 9 NO. 2S Entered as Second-Cla«« Matter
Poat Office, Lynbrook, N. V, LY 3-1300 THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER Thursday, November 27, 1969
l Q E ^ O _ D . . . . H O O K , L A D D E R A N D H 5 SE
DO Y(3U EMBER? Hie above is This is one of tiie old f^ocos the dep arat mpheontt ohgaras pbhe eonf tahbel eM taol vloecrnaete Fainrde FDierpe aCrthmieefn tR tiackheanr dI nV 1te9w3i8g. iVs ielwoiogk ionrg Cfhoierf mBuoUreo,s s eastp ethcei aflliyre hforoumse . the 1930's, If you know the whereabouts of any, contact Chief
Stock Dividend Approved
For Community Bank
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Assemblyman
Margiotta and Thorp
To Sponsor
New Ethics Law
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JoiTnht e stNataesmsaeun t,l awsamida ktheres ,a ainio na twoa ps ro"taencot tthheer p ustbelpic ibny omuark einfgfo trhtes state's disclosure laws airtight."
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bilMl awrgililo ttaam aenndd Tthhoer pn eswa ide tthhiecisr binigll aton yi npcolsuidtieo n"earn yo fpfiecres,o wn hheothledr- boyth erweliescet,i on,i n apapnoyi ntmpeonlti ticoarl tpiaonrt yw.i"l l efTfheec t parlol ppoosleitdi calle gpiasrltay- oRfefpicuiballisc,a ni ncalnudd iEngte msoocmraet 3c,o6m00- 'mitteemen in Nassau.
saiTdh et htewyo wNialls ssaeue kA stsheem abmlyemnedn- nmoet nty ebt ecaairutsige htt hea sp irte sdeonets nla'tw inis- clude political party officials.
"Political party officials who
might benefit from their political
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Personalities Annette-LinK
newM rsL. ynEbdriotohk MLr.i bJraacrkiasno n, ist hea srehsei diesn t nootf faWr efsrto mI sltihpe wwahteerre. Sanhde wgraesw b ourpn iinn Ntheew BYroornkx Caitty- Stecnhdoionlgs , NewS heY ogrrka dCuaittye d Pfurbolmic Wlegaelt,o, nm Hajigohri nSgc hoino l, bHotuhn teErn gClioslh- hanedr MAnatshtreorps olDogegy reaen di n rLeciebirvaerdy Snicvieenrsciet y. Sfhroe ma lso Caoclcuummbuiala tUed- Jeoxhtrna' s coUlnleigvee rscitrye,d iFtso rdfrhoamm SUt-. fnoivrmeresritlyy tahned AHssoifssttarnat. DShiree cwtoasr Sofh e thsee rvNeodr thin Btheel lmUonriete dL iSbtraaterys AWiar r Fstoartcioen eddu riiifn gI tutkhues hiK, onreeaanr itnhec es, ouSthhee rna lesnod osf eKrvyeuds hui np rothve- GUenrimteadn Sy tainte s1 9A5r4m. y inNurenberg
ShHe ehr asf aav olroivtee lyc oJlaopra niess eg rgeeanr-. hdoenm e ina ndth eg abrdaecnk ingy arids ;*o of neh eorf her favorite hobbies. She also
pliekaersa nIcnete, risohre Dise cao rastminagll. -Ibno naepd- ala dcyo nisne rvhaetri vee ardlrye sfsoerrt.i eSsh ea nids teexltlr ebmye ltyh isr esinetrevrevdi ewa s aonnde hcaenr cphoisesfi blaei ms erisv icteo gtoi vet het hep eobpelset tohf e Lbyensbtr oloikb raarnyd otfo ihtse lps izbeu iilnd iLmonpgr esIsselas ndo nein wLiythn brhoeork . quSiheet ahbuimliotyr., Hanedr gtraesatet aiisr olfi tecraarpy- wanodr ks chruienfsl y,t o nhoisnt-ofricyt,i ontr. avOenle, bcoausildc satyyp e thato f shep eirss oan vwehryo lkinfoew. s wHhera t bashcke grwouanndt s iso ut imof- ptariens stiov eb ea nqdu isthe e ahne rasseslef t ist o cethre- fvianrei oufos lks dwephaor tmheelnp tst o orfu nL ythne- bdarorko k.e yesW aitnhd hneicr e dsamrki le hasihre, iasn yoqnuei te anadb lhe ert o recshearvrme gmivoests ' thyepre ao f sppeercsioanl waihro omf igbheti ngm atkhee a very good and loyal friend.
Lnns Cut UP For Charity
aLniod n pGroupsr ieCtaocri opofp o,t tieP aHsto uPser esoifd eSnat lteorf , three cLenytnlbyr ocolko sLedio hniss Cslhuobp, froesr idae ntdsa yo f tahned cogmavmeu nhitayi.r cuts to his fellow Lynbrook Lions and
All of the proceeds were donated to the Lynbrook Lions Club
to continue their many charitable activities.
President Charles A. Schneider receives the first styling by Mr.
Cacioppo.