Observer_1988-11-23; East Rockaway/Lynbrook Observer

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VOL. 35 NO. 46 Wednesday, November 23, 1988
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offices. MH^dress changes to The East Rockaway-Lynbrook
Lynbrooks Olympian Honored
At the Village Board
Meeting of November 7,
1988, Peter Zarba of Lyn-brook
was honored with a
Proclamation by Mayor
William P. Geier and the
Village Board upon Peters
return to Lynbrook from
competing in the handi-capped
Olympics in Seoul,
South Korea. Peter placed
fourth in the Table Tennis
competition. Congratula-tions
to Lynbrooks Olym-pian
from all the residents
of Lynbrook USA. (Photo
by John Cribbin)
Multiern Appointed Vice Pres.
Of Reynold Tobacco
John R. Mulhern
John R. "Jack" Mulhern,
a native of East Rockaway,
N.Y., has been appointed
vice president and comp-troller
of R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco USA.
Before his appointment,
Mulhern was vice president
-finance and administration
of Planters LifeSave Co.
Reynolds Tobacco USA
and Planters LifeSavers Co.
are operating units of R.J.
Reynolds Tobacco Co., a
subsidiary of RJR Nabisco,
Inc.
Mulhern Joined RJR in
1976 as a financial analyst
for Standard Brands. He
was promoted to controller
of the Planters division of
Nabisco Brands in 1979 and
was named vice president/-
controller in 1982. Mulhern
was named vice president/-
controller of the Planters
LifeSavers division in 1985
and was appointed vice pres-ident
- finance and adminis-tratin
of Planters lifeSavers
Co. in 1987.
Mulhern earned a bache-lor
of science degree in
accounting from the State
University of New York at
Albany and a master of bus-iness
^ministration degree
from Fordham University.
R.J.Reynolds Tobacco
USA manufactures and
markets one out of every
three cigarettes sold in the
United States. The com-pany's
major brands are
Winston, Salem, Camle,
Vantage, Doral, More,
NOW, Century and Ritz.
East
Rockaway, N.Y. 11518
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V^Xi^^'^^^nnual Clean-Up
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Campbell
"VILLAGE RESIDENTS WHO WERE "caught in the act''
^.pf cleaning up thev prenii^.,on East Rockaway's Second
' Annual Clean-up Day were rewarded with the presentation
-of a specimen variety Chrysanthemum by the Beautification
Committee. Some of those who received plants are pictured
above with Mayor Irving Shaw and members of the Com-mittee."
(Photos by Kurt Strauss)
"EAST ROCKAWAY'S SECOND ANNUAL Clean-Up
Day was a great success. Youngsters and adults who partici-pated
are shown at various locations in the Village." (Photos
by Kurt Strauss)
"VILLAGE OFFICIALS A N D THE BEAUTIFICATION
COMMITTEE begin East Rockaway's Second Annual
Clean-Up Day by demonstrating their push-broom tech-nique.
Pictured (left to right) Trustee George Perry, Mayor
Irving Shaw, Deputy Mayor Anthony Santino, Chairlady
Kathy McNuIty, Cathy Rooney, Jackie Fetner, Gail Gary,
Village Clerk Phyllis Rand and Beatrice Rafferty." (Photo
by Kurt Strauss)
East Rockaway Schools
The Junior High Society,
advised by Mr. Mark
Estridge, recently elected
officers. Congratulations to
those elected.
1 9 8 8 - 8 9 officers of the
Junior High Society
President - Joanne Cala-mari.
Vice Pres. - Pam
Murano, Secretary -Andrew
Zakrocki, Treasurer - Alison
Manus
The organization will be
raising funds through a
candy sale in December to
benefit the New York Public
Library.
Tryout for the 88-89 bas-ketball
teams are underway.
Both the coaches and play-ers
are happy about return-ing
to the courts and are
anxiously awaiting the start
of the new season.
The foreign Language
Club under the direction of
advisor, ivi. Gina '^'tppe-lino,
orgamzcu md i
very succesMui food uiive.
All donations will benefit the
homeless.
The Gifted and Talented
students will be going to see
the play, "The Miracle
Worker", on Nov. 29th. The
students are all looking for-ward
to the trip which is sure
to be a huge success.
Speaking of success, our
Brainstormers defeated
Farmingdale's team 85-35 in
Round 1 of the competi-tions.
The tem is made up
of Cap. Richard Meagher,
Andrea Greco, Jason Belkin
and Henry Zabarsky. Good
luck in future competitions.
The Band is selling citrus
fruits as a fundraiser to help
pay for their trip to Mont-real.
The fruit, oranges and
pink grapefruit, is being sold
m 20 lb. and 40 lb. crates.
Prices range from $9.25 to
$16.00 for the grapefruit and
$10.45 and $18.50 for the'
oranges. The fruit will be
delivered directly to your
home and comes fresh
straight from sunny Florida.
This offer ends on dec. 2nd
so contact your local band
student now!
The yearbook is coming
along nicely. The first two
deadlines have been met and
thie editors are already work-on
meeting the next one.
i h i s wccK is tt ;
week. College students and
members of the Armed For-ces
will be returning home.
Homes in East Rockaway
will be filled with excitement
as famiy members from all
over the country come
together for the traditional
Thanksgiving Day dinner.
Enjoy and count your bless-ings;
we have much for
which to be thankful.