The-Helm_1972-12-06; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review

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Vol. 12 No. 29 Entered as Sacond-Class Matter
Poat Offlea, Ljmbrook. N.Y. LY 3-1300 THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER Wednesday, December 6, 1972 10^
CANCER SOCIETY: Hempstead Town Presiding Supervisor Francis T. Purcell (2nd from left) joins
officers of tlie American Cancer Society at a meeting of tlie Lynbrook Branch. Joining Purcell are:
Dr. Janith Kice (left) of Garden City, president of the Western Nassau Unit; Purcell; Mrs. Mary-Lou
Haggerty of Long Beach, Lynbrook Branch President; and Murray Levitt of Lynbrook, vice president
of Crusade.
PROMOTED
The last Lynbrook Board meeting was the scene of two of the police dept. men promoted to the rank of
Sgt. Ptl. Martin French, pti. Donald Jackson. The photo shows Mayor Francis X. Becker swearing in
the two men while Chief Waring witness the ceromony before the people present at the board meeting.
L-R Mayor Becker, Chief Waring, Sgt. Martin French, Sgt. Donald Jackson.
Suburbia Opens Sixth Office
Maurice M. Meehan, President
of Suburbia Federal Savings and
Loan Associalion, announced
December 15th as the date for the
opening of their new East
Rockaway office at 142 Main
Street near Atlantic Avenue. It is
the second new office opened this
year by the progressive savings
and loan institution and brings
the total number of Suburbia
offices serving the financial
needs of Long Island families to
six.
Special features of a planned
month-long opening celebration
will be free souvenirs to all
visitors and special Sweepstake
Prizes of a Color TV, a Black and
White TV, and a Digital AM-FM
Clock-Radio. Everyone is
welcome to register for these free
prizes by just visiting the new
office.
Every effort has been made by
Suburbia Federal to make this
new office a convenient and
pleasant place for the East
Rockaway community to save.
They will be open daily from 8:30
a.m. to 4 p.m., Fridays from 8:30
a.m. to 8 p.m. and their Saturday
hours will be 9:30 a.m. to 12:30
p.m.
Now in its 51st year, with assets
totaling more than $360 million,
Suburbia Federal Savings has
been a leader offering its
customers many " f i r s t s " in
savings and earning benefits. The
main office is in Garden City with
branches located in Lynbrook,
South Huntington, Kings Park
and Patchogue.
Post Office Extends Hours
P o s t m a s t e r ' s Gerald
O'Grady, Daniel Ryan and
Joseph Corrigan of
Malverne, Lynbrook and
East Rockaway have an-nounced
an extension of
business hours for these Post
Offices during the Holiday
Season.
The regular hours of 8 AM
to 4:30 PM from Monday to
Friday remain unchanged,
but the extended hours will
be for Saturday Dec. 9th. and
for Saturday Dec. 16th. To
accomodate our customers
who are unable to make their
mailings during the week,
the Saturday hours will be
from 9AM until Noon.
This will be for the ac-ceptance
of Parcel Post and
sale of stamps only. There
will be no Money Order or
Registry Service on these
Saturdays.
They urge all our
customers to assist the
Postal Service, the people
who help bring you Christ-mas,
by mailing early. On
behalf of all Postal Em-ployees
we wish you a Very
Merry Christmas, a Happy
Chanukah and a Happy New
Year.
CASO HELPS LAUNCH SALVATION ARMY CHRISTMAS
APPEAL IN NASSAU COUNTY
The Salvation Army Christmas Appeal got underway this week with
the appearance of the traditional "Christmas Kettle" throughout
Nassau County. Donations dropped into the kettles are used to
maintain the Army's year 'round program of service to members of
the community in need. One of the avenues of assistance is the
Christmas program of providing food, clothing and toys for the joyous
holiday season to those families who would otherwise face despair.
The spirit of Christmas is also brought to the homeless, the alcoholic,
the derelict and others to whom The Salvation Army means hope and
help.
In the above photo Nassau County Executive Ralph G. Caso laun-ches
the Nassau County Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Drive,
accompanied by Salvationist Mrs. Lawrence Moretz of the Hempstead
Corps and Samuel Sloan, Chairman, Salvation Army Nassau County
Advisory Board.