Observer_1983-07-28; East Rockaway/Lynbrook Observer

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VOL. XVI, NO. 38 EAST ROCKAWAY, NEW YORK 11518, THURSDAY. JULY 28, 1983 m PER COPY
SONS OF ITALY GATHER - Attending a recent meeting of the Unitals of Long
Island, Lodge 2180 of the Order of the Sons of Italy were Lynbrook Mayor Wiliam
P. Geier (I), Hempstead Presiding Supervisor Thomas S. Gulotta (c) and Assembly-man
Gregory Becker (r). Joining hands with them are Sain-Oddo (2nd from left)
and Venerable Pat Mastrandaeo (2nd from right). (Photo by John Cribbin)
SENIORS ANNUAL PICNIC - The Nathan Hale Senior Housing Complex in Lyn-brook
held its annual picnic recently. On hand to assist Tony Zarba (manager of the
Center) and Eva Cohen (1) were Presiding Supervisor Thomas S. Gulotta and
members of the Lynbrook PBA Jim Fotis (President), Brian Blomquist (Vice-presi-dent),
Tony Cunba and John Matzen.
i i l f l
Edward Cook (1) meets in front
of the U.S. Capitol with Rep.
Norman F. Lent. Cook, a life-long
resident of East Rockaway,
is a summer intern in Congress-man
Lent's Washington office.
The son of Mr. & Mrs. Eugene
Cook of Althouse Ave., Ed will
be a sophomore at the College of
William and Mary in Virginia
this fall.
"THEWIZ"IN HEMPSTEAD
The Hempstead Repertory
Theatre will present the musical
production of "The Wiz" on
Aug. 5, 6, 7, 12, 13 and 14, at
8:15 p.m. at the Adelphi Calder-one
Theatre, West Columbia dn
Main Streets in Hempstead.
Tickets are available in ad-vance
for $1 per ticket. Send a
self-addressed, stamped envelope
specifying name and date of per-formance
and number of tickets
desired along with a check made
out to the Town of Hempstead
to: Hempstead Repertory
Theatre, Parks and Recreation
Dept., 200 No. FrankUn St.,
Hempstead, NY 1 1550.
Subject to aavailability,
tickets will be sold at the door
the night of each performance
for $1.50. For further informa-tion
call 292-9000, ext. 25 5.
"Of all crafts, to be an honest
man is the master craft."
John Ray
Susan Hoffman, Kathy Avenoso, Anne Marie Montijo, Deirdre
Spielman, Linda Santa Lucia and Sharon George cheer on the games
at Lynbrook's Summer Night Recreation Program, Each evening,
almost 90 young people from grades 9-12 meet at Lynbrook High
School to participate in volleyball, basketball, weights, soccer and
wrestling. The program is headed by Dennis Heberlein, with Jay
laquinta, Neil Giordano and James McMahon.
Becker Helps
Hannibals Pub
Dilemma
Assemblyman Gregory Becker
has been receiving many com-plaints
from Lynbrook residents
about the deplorable conditions
that exist at "Hannibals Pub"
at 275 Broadway, ' Lynbrook.
Upon receiving these com-plaints,
which include street
fighting, drunkeness and prop-erty
damage, he immediately
contacted the State Liquor
Authority to eliminate some of
the red tape involved in bringing
charges against Hannibals Pub,
Becker spoke to the State
Liquor Authority on several oc-casions.
As a result the case has
been assigned to an attorney at
the SLA for adjudication.
After long and tedious work
between the State Liquor Auth-ority,
Becker said "a charge of
complaints has been sent to
Hannibals Pub which has two
weeks to respond. After the
response is received I will move
quickly to set a hearing date."
The State Liquor Authority was
quoted as saying "that this is
the first step in procuring a
hearing," Assemblyman Becker
was pleased to say that "through
the join efforts of my office
and that of the SLA this prob-lem
with Hannibals Pub will
hopefully come to an end in the
near future."
Assemblyman Becker will be
notifying all those directly
affected by the Pub to keep
them informed of the progress
being n^ade.
Cultural Arts
Arts & Crafts Fair
The East Rockaway Cultural
Arts Council will hold its Annual
Arts & Crafts Fair on Saturday,
August 13th, from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. in Memorial Park, East
Rockaway. In addition to the
numerous tables and booths,
there will be live music from 2
to 4 p.m.
In the event of rain, the Fair
will be held in Bethany Church
on Main Street.
As we advised last week, the
next two weeks are Vacation
Time and the OBSERVER
will not be published on
August 4th or i l t h.
Good Government
Fall Dance
' The Good Government Party
of Lynbrook will be holding its
Fall Festival Dance on Friday,
Sept. 23rd, from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. at the Knights of Columbus
Hall, 78 Hempstead Ave., Lyn-brook.
Tickets are $25 per
person, which includes dancing,
full hot and cold buffet and an
open bar.
Mark your calendar for this
event and call to reserve your
tickets now\ Tickets may be pur-chased
by calling: Mary Ann
Hughes, 593-6815; Dot Hornung,
599-4283; Jane Grogan, 599-
3328; Joan Mathie, 887-7309.
Keep America Beautiful
Hempstead Presiding Supervisor Thomas S. Gulotta (c) is greeted
by Bay Parkers Bob Califano (1) and Debbie White (r) at the Annual
Block Party held by the Bay P^rk p v i c Assn.