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Vol.12 No. 37 LSS^JK^N.?.'"" ^^ ^-"OO THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER January 31,1973 104
Announces Sweepstake Winners
AHOY: Hempstead Town Presiding Supervisor Francis T. Purcell, (left) extends a hearty
congratulations to tlie new officers of tlie East Roclcaway Yacht Club following installation
ceremonies at the club. The officers are, left to right; Commodore Kenneth Fallon. Vice Commodore
George Anderson, Rear Commodore Joe Schmitz and Fleet Captain Walter Tobin.
Nassau County Executive Ralph G. Caso, center, president of the New Yorli State County Executives
Association, makes a point during meeting with State Social Services Commissioner Abe Lavine, left
of Caso. The association representing 80 per cent of the people in the state outside New York City,
asked for the "meeting to impress upon state officials the need for welfare reform at the state and
federal levels.
Suburbia Federal Savings and l^an has announced three winners in
its East Rockaway Office sweepstakes. Chosen in a special drawing
from hundreds of entries made during the celebration of the
associatioii^^s new branch opening, the winners were invited to the 142
East Main Street location to claim their prizes.
SeconddfT prize-winner John
Brand of j" Duryea Place, Lyn-brook
(lepj), and Mrs. Florence
Schneider of 144 Main Street,
East Rockaway (right), met with
Branch Supervisor Alice Mockler
to celebrate their good luck. To
Mr. Brand went a 19" portable
TV, while Mrs. Schneider won a
digital deluxe clock-radio. A
portable color TV with stand is
being reserved for first prize-winner
Christopher P. Shelton of
Oceanside who could not attend
the gathering.
The month-long East
Rockaway celebration marked
the opening of Suburbia
Federal's sixth office serving
Long Island savers. Their home
office is in Garden City with other
offices in Lynbrook, South
Huntington, Kings Park and
Patchogue.
Being sworn in as Deputy Police Surgeon is Dr. Dudley Weber of 207
ilempstead Avenue. Mayor Francis X. Becker of Lynbrook ad-ministers
the oath. Dr. R. Bernard Thompson, of 110 Hempstead
Avenue. Lynbrook. was appointed Police Surgeon in December,
replacing Dr. Leo Kaiser who retired after serving Lynbrook for many
years.
NEWSPAPER RECYCLING PROGRAM TO START
The Village Board of Trustees
in Lynbrook has taken an im-portant
step toward aiding the
ecology. Arrangements have
been made to pick up bundled
newspapers for recycling. The
program starts on Wednesday,
February 7th when pickups will
be made curbside at liomes on the
North side of Sunrise Highway.
The next day -- Thursday,
February 8th - will see a similar
operation on the south side of
Sunrise Highway.
According to Mayor Becker
and Trustee William Buzzeo who
made the announcement jointly,
arrangements have been made
through Lynbrook's new Council
for Conservation of Environment
which is being organized. Mrs.
Dorothy Hornung is Chairlady
and her Deputy Chairlady is Miss
Martha Zafonte. Serving with
them on the* Council are Frank
Hillgardner, Mrs. Ann Mongelli
and Paul Kramer. When the
Council is complete they will
have 9 members and in a sense be
a separate authority eligible for
State aid.
According to Trustee Buzzeo,
the Village will t>e saving a
substantial amount of money
with this newspaper recycling
program, in addition to helping
the environment. At present,
Lynbrook pays $6.00 per ton of
refuse at ^ e Town Incinerator.
Since newspapers weigh very
heavily, the bill is substantial at
the end of the year. "I h<^
everyone really cooperates"
Buzzeo said "because if we can
make this program a success,
we'll be doing the environment a
good turn and saving a lot of
money besides. I'm sure it will
work, too, if everyone remem-bers
Wednesday and Thursday as
special pickup days."
The newspapers hould be tied
securely and put at the curb the
night before collection is to take
place.
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| Title | The-Helm_1973-01-31; Lynbrook Helm Independent Review |
| Subject | Newspaper |
| Description | This is a newspaper distributed locally within Lynbrook, Malverne, & Nassau County |
| Creator | Islander Publishing Co. |
| Publisher | Islander Publishing Co. |
| Contributors | Scanned and Prepared by Hudson Microimaging, Port Ewen, NY 12466 |
| Date | 1973 |
| Type | Weekly Periodical |
| Format | PDF; TIFF |
| Source | Lynbrook Public Library; Arthur Mattson; HSERL |
| Language | English |
| Coverage | United States |
| Rights | The Newspaper is in the public domain and Digital Rights held by Lynbrook Public Library and the Historical Society of East Rockaway & Lynbrook |
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