Bethpage-Tribune_1979-02-01

              VOL. 13 NO. 13 Thursday, February 1,1979 10 cents per copy
Home Of the "Lem" An Academy Award
TRIBUTE TO AN ACHIEVEMENT: George Skurla (right), Chairman of the Board and President of
Grumman Aerospace Corporation, and Bethpage Rotary President Harry Flor (second from right)
look over artist renderings for a permanent display of a scale model of the Grumman-built Lunar
"LEM" Module being held up by Oyster Bay Town Councilman Salvatore R. Mosca (second from
left) and Jaime Ortiz, community service coordinator for the Rotary and display designer. The
project, a joint venture between Grumman and the Rotary, was conceived as a tribute to Grumman's
achievement and also to mark the 10th anniversary of man's first landing on the moon. The display
will be located at the Bethpage Rotary Circle, situated between Stewart Avenue and the Broadway
south of the railroad station. Bethpage is the home of the "LEM."
The Sewers Cometh
Anticipated Street Closings Due to Sewer Construction for Week
of February 5,1979 - February 9,1979
Contact 1002-3-INT-12-2 (Hicksville, Jericho Interceptor)
Manhatten Drive from Schoharie Drive to N. Broadway
Contract 1002-3-P-l (Bethpage,Plainview laterals)
Meade Ave from Stewart Ave. to 12th Street
Sherman Street from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave.
Burkhardt Ave. from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave.
Grant Street from Stewart Ave. to Railroad Ave.
South 1st Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave.
South 2nd Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave.
South 3rd Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave.
South 4th Street from Railroad Ave-to Sherman Ave.
South 5th Street from Railroad Ave. to Sherman Ave.
South 6th Street from Railroad Aye. to Sherman Ave.
9th Street from Railroad Ave. to Thomas Ave
11th Street from Railroad Ave. to Thomas Ave.
12th Street from Railroad Ave. to Thomas Ave.
Contract 1002-3-L-5 (Hicksville Levittown laterals)
Lee Ave., Fordham Road., Hudson Place., Woodbine Drive.,
Willy Lane., Home Lane., Mayflower Dr., Frendale Drive.,
Greenbriar Lane., Eli Rd., Nancy Lane., Birch wood Lane.,
Chatham Court., Oxford Street., Belmart Rd., Albert Road.
Contract 1002-3-CPW-l (Westbury laterals)
Barrington Street from Old Country Rd. to Grand Blvd.
Oliver Ave. from Arlington Street to Fieldstone Street
Longfellow Ave. from Old Country Rd. to Whittier Street
Brian Street from Longfellow Ave. to Tennyson Ave.
Contract 1002-3-INT-16-2 (Plainview Interceptor)
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Rally For
Senior $$$
Unless Congress acts quickly to
approve supplemental ap­propriations
consistent with
authorized levels in the Older
Americans Act, older persons in
New York State may lose $4.2
million in federal funds, resulting
in drastic reductions in aging
programs.
The Nassau County Depart­ment
of Senior Citizen Affairs,
which administers programs
under the Older Americans Act,
has mounted an extensive
campaign to rally support for a
supplementary appropriate
resolution to be passed in
Congress within the next few
weeks. In a telegram sent to
Senators Moynihan and Javits,
Commissioner Adelaide Attard
said, "On behalf of the 200,000
senior citizens of Nassau County,
our Department urges your
support of a supplemental ap­propriation
to increase federal
funding levels for the remainder
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Top Photo: New Police Anti-Burglary Film Available - Director,
Detective Norman Rafsol, takes light reading for scene in the
Nassau County Police Department's new anti-burglary film, "The
Hue and Cry."
Center Photo: Nassau County Police Officers Timothy Meyer and
Vincent Schwarting of the Seventh Precinct search would-be burglar
Joe DeMaro, 16, of Uniondale during scene from the new anti-burglary
film, "The Hue and Cry." DeMaro is among many local
residents who contributed their time to act in the movie.
Bottom Photo: Nassau County Police Officer Timothy Meyer
responds to 911 call "burglary in progress" in scene from the
department's new anti-burglary film, "The Hue and Cry." Geared to
inform residents of common sense anti-burglary measures, the film
was produced by the department under a federal grant. The film is
available to clubs and organizations by contacting the Office of the
Commissioner of Police, Nassau County Police Headquarters, 1490
Franklin Avenue, Miueola. N.Y. 11501.