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April 1,2010, BEACON SHOPPER. 5C A call for all Long Island artists to exhibit their work in May The Babylon Village Arts Council, a not-for-profit com m u n ity organization, invites Long Island artists to exhibit their work at its Third Annual Outdoor Art Exhibit entitled A rt by the F a lls to be held on Sat., May 15 with a rain date o f Sun., May 16. Exhibition time will be from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., not including set Copiague HS PTSA fashion show The Walter G. O’Connell Copiague High School PTSA is hosting its annual fundraiser fashion show, Spring Into Fashion, Sat. April 10, from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Copiague High School Cafeteria, 1100 Dixon Ave., Copiague. Monies raised will go to the PTSA Scholarship Fund. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students and senior citizens. Fee includes a ziti dinner and the show. For more info or to order tickets call Marianne at 631-897-0604. Elder Care Sem inar April 10 Seniors have more options today than they have ever had in the past. Most o f the issues that come up regard residential options, financial concerns and legal issues. To help them explore these options, a group o f experts will come together to present an Elder Care Seminar at the Babylon Public Library Sat., April 10, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The guest speakers will include a residential care advisor who works- with seniors and their families explaining the different types of care offered to seniors; a long term care specialist who will discuss whether or not you have the coverage you think you have; and a reverse mortgage consultant, who will explain the process and how it can benefit you. In addition, a real estate specialist will speak about the overwhelming process of scaling down a home for a move or sale; and an elder care attorney will cover how important it is for Power of Attorney and a Health Care Proxy to be put in place prior to a crisis. Finally a representative from an assisted living facility will speak about what life is like at the community, including what kind of services they offer to seniors and their families. A question and answer period will be included. To register, stop by the Babylon Public Library, 24 South Carll Ave. Babylon, or call 631 -669-1624. up /breakdown time. Artists must submit up to three examples o f their work (all media) in JPEG form at on CD, between 5 0 0K and 1 M B along with a bio/statement and $25 application fee for non-m e m b e rs and $20 application fee for members, no later than April 10. For application and further inquiries contact Rose Norman at 631- 669-1810 or download an application at www.babylonvillagearts.org. If you have previously submitted examples of your work, then send application and fee only. Don’t miss the Beacon online at www.babylonbeaacon.com where you can access all previously published stories and photographs. BABYLON VILLAGE ARTS COUNCIL’S 2nd THURSDAY CONCERTS presente Jean Rohe’s original compositions and fresh arrangements o f songs from Latin America explore the intersections o f jazz, North American folk music, Braizilian and Afro-Peruvian traditions. Jean won both the audience favorite and second place award at the Montrux Jazz Festival in 2006. She has been heard on New York public ra dio and co-wrote and performed the music for the feature film Noise'’ (2004). “Ms. Rohe Is a confident young singer whose compositions tend toward a literate and im ploring tone.“ Nate Chinen, New York Times April 8 ,2010-7:30 P.M. ASTORIA FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK 180 W. MAIN ST.. BABYLON VILLAGE Adm ission & Refreshments— N o Charge For Information-631 “669*1810; babylonvillagearts.org This sories made pooaM e m p v t by: grants front Suffolk County Legiriakor Wayne Horsley; from S m N.Y. State Couned on Die A rts Decentralization Program, ad m M s tve d b y l i e Huntington A rtsC o u n d ; and the support o f Astoria Federal Savings Ban k May 13—Duo Muratore & Cassan Attention AMHS Graduates Attention AMHS Alumni June 10,2010 The Amityville Rotary Club will host their annual Gift o f Life Gala. This event is to raise money for children with heart problems and other local charities. Last year AMHS grads raised $2000 for this event. This year we are hoping to raise more. Your name will appear with your year o f graduation on the alumni page. Checks can be made out to Amityville Rotary Club Charitable Fund and sent to Amityville Rotary Club, P.O. Box 208 • Amityville, New York 11701 ~ ~ T h a n k You F o r Y o u r S u p p o rt ~ ~ j* ... -f . . - ; - j f Address^,____________________ J I . 1 l~ Z -----------------------------------------------------------------i | Year of Graduation* ________________ j |^An> Amount o f Donation is Appreciated $ \ D M I THE FLOODMAN The Homeowner & Flood Insurance Specialist Many Homeowners are being Cancelled or Non-Renewed by their Insurance Carriers! Give us a call! HOMEOWNER & FLOOD INSURANCE Insuring Homes... ...Away from the Water ...Near the Water ...On the Water Denis A. Miller Insurance Agency, Inc. 60 West Park Avenue, Long Beach, NY 11561 Phone:516432-9245 F a x :5 1 6 4 3 2 - 3 7 3 5 N 00 U) CO S.T.O.P. Stop Throwing Out Pollutants The Town of Babylon is holding a Stop Throwing Out Pollutants (S.T.O.P.) collection day along with the Spring and Fall Cleanup Days. This program allows residents to bring household hazardous wastes to the Town of Babylon Residential Recycling Center for safe disposal. Participation in this program is vital to insure safe drinking water and a healthier environment for the future. Please label alt material. S.T.O .P. Collection Day Saturday, A p ril 10, 2010 Town of Babylon Residential Recycling Center 57 Field Street West Babylon, N.Y. 11704 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Proof of residency is required. The following are examples of household hazardous wastes accepted by the Town: • Acids - Aerosols • Antifreeze ■ Automotive fluids/care products • Chlorine ■ Cleaning products * Driveway sealer • Fluorescent bulbs • Freon canisters • Full propane cylinders • Gasoline * Granular fertilizer containing insecticide * Herbicides * Household batteries * Latex and oil paints and stains • Mercury containing products • Pesticides/insecticides - Pool Chemicals • Solvents • Thinners and reducers. The following products will not be accepted at the S.T.O.P. collection days: • Ammunition • Asbestos • Business/Commercial Waste * Construction and demolition debris * Explosives • Medical waste • Non-hazardous recyclable materials * Radioactive waste • Tires * Unsorted solid waste • Unlabeled materials. For further information or questions regarding acceptable or unacceptable household waste materials, please call the Town of Babylon Residential Recycling Center at (631) 249-9347. For information on proper disposal of the unacceptable items, please contact the -NYS Department of Environmental Conservation at (631) 444-0240. ** Automobile batteries, empty propane tanks, and used motor oil may be brought to the Town of Babylon Recycling Center during normal business hours. ** Kitty Litter or Speedy Dry may be added to old Latex (water-based) paints and thrown out with your regular garbage. (NYSDEC Recommendation.) Steven Bellone, Supervisor Ellen T. McVeety, Deputy Supervisor/Councilwoman Jacqueline A. Gordon, Councilwoman Lindsay P. Henry, Councilman Antonio Martinez, Councilman Babylon Town Hall 200 East Sunrise Highway Lindenhurst, N.Y. 11757 (631) 957-3072
