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Vol. 13 No. 30 AetsrMi •• SaeoBd-Claaa Matter
Post Offlc*. Lynbrook, N.Y. l Y 3-130a THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER Wednesday, December 26, 1913'
Raymond J. Chang of Lynbrook High School, winner of a 16th Annual
Paragon Oil Student Incentive Award for outstanding scholarship and
citizenship is congratulated by Dr. Charles W. Laffin, Jr., president of
ih£ State .University in Farmingdale, where the Award ceremonies
were held. The Awards [Certificate of Honor and U.S. Bonds] spon-sored
by Texaco Inc., were this year presented to the top students of
120 Nassau and Suffolk County high schools. Nassau County Executive
Ralph G. Caso delivered the principal address at the ceremonies at-tended
by some 400 award-recipients, their parents and educators.
[Graphic News Photos]
P I
1i
Attorney General For-A-Day
"IS NEW YORK'S TOUGH
NARCOTICS LAW THE BEST
WAY TO ATTACK THE DRUG
PROBLEM?"
"CAN ANYONE STILL
SUCCEED IN AMERICA, OR IS
THE AMERICAN DREAM
DEAD?"
"ARE POLITICAL SCAN-DALS,
SUCH AS WATERGATE,
INEVITABLE IN A
DEMOCRACY?"
"FLYING SAUCERS
SCIENCE FACT OR FICTION?"
"THE SUPREME COURT
OBSCENITY DECISION -
SENSE OR CENSORSHIP?"
These questions of current
interest will be discussed by high
school students in New York
State who will compete in the 17th
a n n u a l "ATTORNEY
GENERAL FOR-A-DAY" essay
contest sponsored by the New
York State Department of Law.
In announcing the contest,
Attorney General Louis J.
Lefkowitz said, "If past response
is any index, young people will
respond enthusiastically to this
chance to make their views
known on these topics of current
state, national and international
concern.
"Today's high school students
are the best educated, most
articulate younger generation
this country has ever produced,"
he said. "They are acutely aware
of social and political conditions
which often affect their lives. I
know they will welcome this
opportunity to speak out on issues
of public concern."
The Attorney General also
commended educators in
private, parochial and public
high schools for encouraging
students to speak out on the
issues.
The first place winner of the
contest will "serve" as "At-torney
General F'or-A-Day" and
will receive a United States
Savings Bond. Second, third,
fourth and fifth place winners
will serve for a day as solicitor
general, executive assistant
attorney general and first and
second assistant attorneys
general respectively. The
"swearing in" ceremonies will be
held in the Attorney General's
office in the State Capitol, in
Albany, and will be followed by a
luncheon for the winners.
Entries, postmarked no later
than April 7, 1974, must contain
no more than 300 words. Essays
should be sent to: Charles W.
Stickle, Executive Assistant to
the Attorney General, Depart-ment
of Law, Two World Center,
New York, New York, 10047.
Blood Donor
Session
Bethany Congregational
Church, 100 Main Street, East
Rockaway, will have their first
blood donor session for 1974 on
Monday, January 7th at St.
Peter's Lutheran Church, 2332
Grand Avenue, Baldwin. 2-7:30
pm.
Any member of the
Congregation donating blood,
mast first telephone for an ap-pointment
through the Church
Office, LY9-5768.
Ex-Chief Edwin C. Graebe of the East Rockaway Fire Department
presents a 25 year pin to Ex-Chief Edwin Heinser as his son, Capt.
Donald Heiser, center, and Fire Chief Robert J. Reynolds, right, look
on.
BUY A CRUNCH BAR: Michael D'Apolito, [L] President of the
National Board of the Omega Gamma Delta Fraternity, Inc. is shown
with John Trussel, Vice President of the Lynbrook Chapter of the
Fraternity planning strategy for soliciting funds to support the Nassau
County Heart Association. Lynbrooks chapter of Omega will be selling
Nestle's Crunch Bars door to door along with 12 other of their Nassau
County chapters.
A HAPPY
AND
HEALTHY
NEW YEAR TO ALL
RING IN THE NEW YEAR
LOUD T'F CLEAR
DRINK BUT DON'T DRIVE
DRIVE BUT DON'T DRINK
AND LET US ALL JOIN TOGETHER
AND PRAY THAT THIS NEW YEAR
WE SHALL HAVE PEACE
THROUGH OUT THE WORLD
Object Description
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| Title | The-Helm_1973-12-26; 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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