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I may have stumbled on another curious culinary conundrum of sorts. Shredded, fried potato cakes. Potato fritters. Latkes. Potetkaker. Deruny or draniki in Ukrainian and Russian respectively (both meaning something shredded). These have traveled from Ukraine to United States to Norway and back, although not necessarily in that order. What conclusion can we draw from this? I can only see one. They must be good.
My mom used to make these when I was little. The version I made is with young gold potatoes, which burst with juices and add more freshness, and yams, which add a sweet complexity to the cakes. As an added bonus, they are also gluten-free. These savory and sweet cakes are tasty by themselves, with a dollop of sour cream or low-fat yogurt, or as a side dish for dinner (providing a deliciously simple way to get away from the usual suspects like mashed potatoes or rice).
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2 large young gold potatoes
1 medium yam
1 egg, lightly beaten
1 tbsp freshly chopped dill
1/4 tsp salt, or to taste
1/8 tsp pepper, or to taste
1 1/2 tbsp potato flour
2-3 tbsp canola oil
1. Peel and grate potatoes and yam and place in a bowl. Add the egg, dill, salt and pepper and mix. Sprinkle with potato flour and mix well to combine. Form the potato mixture into eight flattened patties (about 3 inches across). Heat oil on medium heat in a large pan and add the cakes, working in batches if necessary. Cook the cakes until golden brown, about 4 minutes per side. As an option, serve with chopped scallion and sour cream or low-fat plain yogurt.
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- Debs @ The Spanish Wok said...
Oh yum, these sound delicious, thanks.
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This sounds delicious! And looks beautiful too!
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Good observation - there's some form of hashbrowns/latkes most everywhere I can think of.
I love potato pancakes, and have sometimes uesd other root vegetables (beets, parsnips) mixed in, but have never tried sweet potatoes. Great idea! - April 12, 2012 at 11:25 AM
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I love the addition of yams to traditional potato pancakes! And of course, any recipe that produces a vehicle for yogurt is a-ok in my book. :)
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So good! My (Ukranian) mother-in-law makes something similar to this. Comfort food! xoxo
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Am trying to cook more "whole" fresh foods for my slightly picky kiddos. Had the idea to make some potato pancakes using a combination of yams and regular potatoes. Googled Yam and potato pancakes and viola! Here you are - love your blog and will be checking your other recipes. Thanks!
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"With a lot of those 'SNL' shorts, we would do them just as we wanted to do the and then beep out the bad words," Schaffer told me with a laugh during a recent interview. "Since it was late night TV, they let us get away with a lot."
The funny thing is, while Schaffer could get away with a lot more on the R-rated "The Watch," he still wanted to make sure those words packed some punch when delivered by his stars Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Jonah Hill and Richard Ayoade.
"What 'SNL' taught me that was useful on 'The Watch' was, only put in bad words if they can get a laugh -- there was no need for swear words and beeps in places that weren't necessary," Schaffer said. "Those beeps should only be in there when they mean something and it's important to the joke. So, while we had the freedom in this movie to actually just curse, I was very conscious of not just doing it for the sake of doing it."
But when an alien's involved, Schaffer added, all bets are off.
"When one of the characters sees an alien for the first time, they say, 'Holy f---,' because something like that would really happen in that situation. Cursing adds to the naturalness and reality of it. I'd say 'f---,' too, if I just saw that thing," Schaffer said, laughing.
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"The Watch" stars Stiller as Evan, a take-charge community advocate in a sleepy Ohio suburb.
Concerned with all things going on in his surroundings, Evan's latest venture is a neighborhood watch group, which he formed mostly to solve the ghoulish murder of a friend. Unfortunately, the community at large doesn't share Evan's enthusiasm to take to the streets, save for an overprotective dad (Vaughn), a flunky, wannabe cop (Hill) and an under-sexed neighborhood newbie (Ayoade).


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Budget-less Colwyn facing tax sanctions
COLWYN — Silence followed Councilwoman Martha VanAuken's motion to approve the borough's 2013 budget proposal Monday night, just a few hours before the state-mandated deadline would expire.
When nobody spoke up to second the motion, Colwyn officials entered unknown territory.
With no budget as of Tuesday, Colwyn is subject to unspecified sanctions, according to Crystal Powell, the borough's solicitor. Possibly worse that any sanction, the borough is prohibited from levying a real estate tax — its primary source of income.
"Without a passed budget, Colwyn can't pass a tax ordinance," Powell said following the meeting. "Without that ordinance, legally the borough can't collect any taxes."
Colwyn Council has met on New Year's Eve in the past to approve budget proposals at the last minute and avoid this situation, but at Monday night's special meeting, with only the budget on the agenda, the five council members present could not get it done.
"I called this meeting because as public officials, we have an obligation to pass a budget by Dec. 31," Council President Tonette Pray said at the beginning of the meeting.
The budget proposal presented by Democrats VanAuken, chair of the borough's finance committee, and Pray totalled $1,745,613 in spending with no major changes compared to last year's budget, Pray said.
"We have an obligation," Pray said. "If we do not pass it, I'm not going to scream and holler. I'm not going to do anything. We'll just have to deal with sanctions."
Councilman Sunday Nwegbo, a Republican, said he had several questions about the budget proposal and wanted to propose changes before it was approved.
"From what I see in the budget, we would like to introduce some amendments to line items in the budget," Nwegbo said. "There is some information in there that is not good. There is some wasteful spending." Continued...
He singled out a handful of budget items, like engineer's and solicitor's fees, as well as spending on a residential parking sticker program that had been removed from the budget as proposed.
VanAuken and Pray — the only two of council's four Democrats at the meeting Monday with councilwomen Marguerite Thomas and Patricia Williams absent — told Nwegbo the proper forum for addressing concerns was the finance committee meetings that took place during the past several months.
Nwegbo suggested the budget preparation process was conducted in secret.
"Budgets cannot be passed without the people who pay the taxes knowing what they are paying for," he said.
Pray denied any secrecy in the process and said she had been asking councilmembers to convene to discuss the 2013 budget since the summer.
"I have been begging people to sit down and discuss this, but no one has," Pray said. "In July, I started telling everyone at the table that budget time was coming. In August, I asked for everyone's availability. In October, no one had given me their availability."
Powell added the proposed budget has been on display in borough hall for 10 days and had been read twice at prior council meetings.
Nwegbo's questions about the budget were just a stalling tactic for political purposes, Pray said.
After the meeting, VanAuken addressed the about 15 residents, saying that the budget proposal could have been altered after it was passed.
"If that budget would have passed tonight, they would have had until February to do whatever they wanted to it," she said, referring to council Republicans. Continued...
Pray said of the Republican members, "They've been obstructive. I can't get inside their heads (to know why they did this) ... They never show up at any of the committee meetings. Running a borough is not a job when you can show up two nights a month."
Aside from the political wrangling, Pray believes that Colwyn's Republicans are making what should be borough business into a personal vendetta.
"They are willing to take this borough down just to embarrass me," she said.
Mayor Daniel Rutland's description of the events leading to Monday night's meeting was much different than Pray's. The council president had been given council members' availability, Rutland said in a phone interview Tuesday, but Pray never scheduled any meetings.
He said that he believes the first time the budget was made available was around Dec. 4.
"Nobody was ever given any expenditures from last year to look over them," he said. "We don't know what was spent on what."
Last week, VanAuken sent a letter to borough employees informing them payroll checks could not be issued as scheduled on Dec. 28, due to lack of cash in the borough's accounts. VanAuken told the Daily Times the borough would seek a Tax Anticipation Note to bridge the financial gap until tax revenues began rolling in for 2013.
Now that short-term solution may be in jeopardy.
"They were trying to get a $300,000 Tax Anticipation Note, but I don't know if anybody will give them that," he said. "Unless there is money in reserve, it may affect payroll."
While information about the legal and financial repercussions of failing to pass a budget was not immediately known, the prospect of dropping over the precipice of a local "fiscal cliff" incensed one resident, a native of Liberia. Continued...
"This council is doing exactly what the politicians in Washington do," Kehleboe Gongloe said as the meeting ended. "This is outrageous. Why did we run to this country to deal with this?"
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Welcome to the Flap Jaw Space Power Rankings (text edition), a written recap of the dynamic perversion and informal melee that unfolded on the previous episode of Flap Jaw Space: The Digital Chumps Podcast. Power Rankings is a running segment where we continually update the ten best games of 2012 every episode. If you're new, there's quite a bit of nuance and havoc that goes into these deliberations, most of which you can read about in the origin story here. The important thing to remember is that Chris had this idea approximately one (1) week before the similarly themed concept from Polygon. So, without further delay,
Going in:
1 - Journey, as played on PlayStation Network by Chris, Eric and (somewhat begrudgingly) Steve
2 - Fez, as played on Xbox Live Arcade by Chris and Eric
3 - Xenoblade Chronicles, as played on Wii by Eric
4 - Mass Effect 3, as played on Xbox 360 by Chris and Eric
5 - Twisted Metal, as played on PlayStation 3 by Eric
6 - Syndicate, as played on Xbox360 by Chris and Eric
7 - Trials Evolution, as played on Xbox Live Arcade by Chris
8 - Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs attack, as played on PlayStation Vita by Chris and Steve
9 - NFL Blitz, as played on Xbox Live Arcade by Chris
10 - Ghost Trick, as played on an iPhone 4S by Chris
Up for Nomination: The Darkness II - Super Monday Night Combat - Awesomenauts - Pushmo
Going out:
1 - Journey, as played on PlayStation Network by Chris, Eric and (somewhat begrudgingly) Steve
2 - Fez, as played on Xbox Live Arcade by Chris and Eric
3 - Awesomenauts, as played on PlayStation Network by Chris and Eric
4 - Xenoblade Chronicles, as played on Wii by Eric
5 - Mass Effect 3, as played on Xbox 360 by Chris and Eric
6 - Trials Evolution, as played on Xbox Live Arcade by Chris and Eric
7 - Pushmo, as played on 3DS by Steve
8 - Twisted Metal, as played on PlayStation 3 by Eric
9 - Syndicate, as played on Xbox360 by Chris and Eric
10 - Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs attack, as played on PlayStation Vita by Chris and Steve
Recap: With only 28 cubes under his belt, Steve busted out of the gate by suggesting we move Fez ahead of Journey. Neither Chris nor I were prepared to make this move. In fact, upon the revelation of Fez' monster mind second layer, we both entered with the intention of moving Fez down a few places. Out of nowhere Steve then compared Fez' music to an unconscious fondness for living in our respective mother's wombs, which, despite being a time that none of us remembered, we all conceptually agreed with. Born out of this resolve was an affirmation that Fez was good enough for second place - for now.
Awesomenauts was undoubtedly the greatest surprise. From a game that we were only vaguely aware of a few weeks ago to what's currently the third best game of the year was quite a journey. Chris and former Flap Jaw Space special guest Chris Smith played enough to achieve the unrecognized rank of master, while my ultimate appreciation was held back by an unrefined skill set. In any case it was a lot of fun and held true to Chris' line of, "it's like Capcom made a Mega Man MOBA" which has now sold the game to five different people. Steve claimed he would be buying Awesomenauts before the next podcast, Chris and crew seem to be cruising past infatuation and into long term commitment, or at least that's what they're saying until Diablo 3 comes out and everyone goes Leonard Shelby on everything else from 2012.
In Steve's second left field instance of the evening arrived Pushmo. If you're paying attention you would notice that Pushmo actually came out on December 8th, 2011. After a bit of discussion we decided the Flap Jaw Space Power Rankings would run from December 2011 to December 2012, which sort of makes sense considering everyone usually ignores games released in December. In any case I had no idea what the hell Steve was talking about when he was describing this game, but after a brief demonstration he killed off any chance I had at finishing Resident Evil Revelations and motivated me to pick it up immediately. The staggering amount of content, apparent challenge, ridiculous price, and fondness for portable puzzle games makes Pushmo sound like a no-brainer that requires a brain. If nothing else, like Steve said, it proves there's still a space out there for original puzzle games.
Chris also brought Super Monday Night Combat to the table, however its strength was weakened when he discovered it was merely a MOBA conduit for Awesomenauts. It was thereby resolved to the nebulous, "It's pretty cool, but I don't know" category occupied by hits like Tribes Ascend and Quell.
I brought and immediately rejected The Darkness II on the grounds of it being a largely miserable experience. I liked the art style and the idea of using the darkness as an extension of Jackie's melee set, however that's pretty much what it boiled down to; a whip and a gravity gun. The narrative, which split time between an mental hospital and the 'real world' and tasked the player with figuring out which actually happing, was sort of cool, but not enough to trump the monotony of soulless shooting and a repeating hell of bad guys.
NFL Blitz and Ghost Trick fell off by the simple math associated with process of elimination. While we lost two downloadable titles the obvious trend remains; we're playing (and loving) a lot more sub-$15 games.
And thus ends the Flap Jaw Space Power Rankings for Episode 51. Check back on May 22nd when Chris and Steve talk endlessly about Diablo 3 and Eric finally engages the 2010 PC game of the year 2011, but on a console in 2012. Or something.


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Joining a group such as Entrepreneurship Club has many advantages. It's a great way to learn valuable skills for the business world, but it's also a great way to meet likeminded peers.
Members of the Entrepreneurship Club know the importance of thinking creatively to drive business trends and improve sales, either for their own business or for their employer. Through the club, they exercise their creative muscles to learn ways to think like an entrepreneur.
"The club provides us with valuable resources we need to make ourselves more marketable, said Lee Miller, an electrical engineering major who has been involved since the club's beginning.
Through various exercises and attending events, such as the Collegiate Entrepreneur's Organization meeting in Chicago, students hone their skills and meet students from other schools and attend seminars.
They also have the opportunity to show off their skills during competitions. Members of the club took part in Chicago Quest, a contest that's part scavenger hunt and part "The Apprentice."
Starting with just a single clue, teams scoured all of downtown Chicago, collecting more clues, until they arrived at the site of one of the Quest's four main tasks: an elevator pitch, a rapid prototyping activity, a media interview and a written opportunity assessment report.
MSOE students claimed second place against teams from Illinois Institute of Technology, DePaul University and University of Illinois at Chicago.
Throughout the contest, several innovative Chicago-area companies and organizations, including Motorola, the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce, Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center, Stuart School of Business, Businesspov.com, Inventables, Cleversafe and the Jules F. Knapp Entrepreneurship Center, hosted tasks.
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Gym Class Memories Are Not So Pleasant
Kids today have it easier than it was "back in my day."
It's official, I'm old. Not only do I have to scroll for a ridiculously long time on drop down menus when I have to plug in the year I was born, but I recently found myself telling a student a "back in my day" story when I got a look at her gym grade. This bright student, who is the picture of health, failed to make high honors because she got a D in P.E. It's actually kind of impressive because getting a D in gym is difficult. All you really need to do is show up, have your gym clothes, and appear to put in a minuscule amount of effort, and you are pretty much guaranteed an A.
When I attended Woodrow Wilson Jr. High School in Philadelphia, somewhere between the Jurassic Period and Madonna, girls had to wear gym suits. Not the shorts and T-shirt deals they wear now, these were seriously scary. They were short-sleeved, blue, one-piece numbers with snaps down the front, a belt and, the absolute worst part, elastic around the tops of the thighs to give that chic bloomer look. I believe they were made out of burlap or some other hot, stiff material. Names had to be embroidered (white, cursive) across the bust taking care not to sew the tiny pocket shut. My gym teacher, Miz Whitman, who would have made an excellent prison matron, insisted on the following to round out the ensemble:
- No stripes on gym socks (very chic back then)
- No jewelry
- Hair in ponytails
- Blue or white canvas sneakers (pre-Reebok/scrunchy sock era)
- Paperclip attached to pocket holding white index card
Why the index card? We had to line up for inspection at the beginning of each class. If there was something amiss, such as a name necklace left on, Miz Whitman would get way up into your personal space and growl something like, "Stripes on your gym socks Missy? Three Es..." and then rip the index card off the aforementioned tiny pocket and say, "E, E, E.." as she wrote it in red pen. Es were the same as Fs are now and she gave us three because, well, I'm not sure but it was very effective. It was as terrifying as it sounds.
After we changed into our stunning gym suits, but before inspection, we had to put our pocketbooks into a rusty, metal closet which was then locked. If you didn't get out of the closet in time, you were locked in. Yes, I was locked in there once. Now there would be an investigation and impending lawsuit. Then my mother said, "Well, next time I guess you'll move faster, won't you?"
When inspection was over the real humiliation began. We were treated to the "Rings" speech, "These rings are made of cast iron, they could KILL you, ladies!" at which point she slammed them together for emphasis. When the Realtor showed me the house I live in now, she pointed out the cast iron bath tub as a selling point. I almost didn't buy the house. There was also the "horse" I could never vault over and the rope I could never climb. Since the school was in the quasi-city, we didn't have a track so for the one-mile walk/run we had to jog around the perimeter of the school four times, including a busy street, in our gym suits.
When students complain to me about a gym teacher taking them down a half grade for forgetting their cute gym shorts and T-shirt, I want to call the teacher and ask to make it a full grade. I would also advocate for a "Throw-Back Day." If one was implemented, I am 100 percent certain every P.E. grade I see would be an A+.
Sue Schaefer, M.ED., M.A.T., founder of Academic Coaching Associates, is an Academic Coach, Student Advocate, and certified teacher. You may visit her website at www.academiccoachingct.com, email her at email@example.com and follow her on Twitter @sueschaefer1
11:26 am on Sunday, December 9, 2012
While my school experience is more of the modern era (grad of '99 LHS),I remember that coach Christensen, of the motivational gun fame, was our freshman gym teacher. He would have us line up before class, after we changed. We then started at one end of the line and had to say our name, whether we were dressed or not, and then address him as Sir. Brian, Dressed, SIR! He also gave everyone a huge bear hug, lifting off the ground, at the end of the year...and we had some big boys in our year. Looking back though, we all seemed to have a good time with it, and he was a good sport with some light chiding from the gallery. Made it fun with a micro-chasm of old discipline.
8:39 pm on Sunday, December 9, 2012
Yay gym class. I HATED it. Nothing but bullies there. They ruined my life and I hate sports to this day because of those bastards. Good thing I didn't have access to weapons at that time.
Dr. Mark Solomon
10:12 pm on Sunday, December 9, 2012
Another good one Susan; I sometimes chuckle at all the fuss about someone getting hurt at school these days. I went to school in a near north Chicago suburb and we used to play king of the hill on mountains of plowed snow before school and at recess; I can't remember a game that ended without bloodshed - the best gym classes were free for all dodge ball games in a gym that rivaled Thunderdome!
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6:50 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
I had the same exact gym suit!! It wad awful and I too hated gym!! I hated climbing the rope that gave you burns on your hands and legs!! I hated the beam and volleyball and dodgeball because if you werent good they made fun of you!! Gym was my worst nightmare and along with swimming with the schools used bathing suits!!! Ughh......Im so glad those days are long gone!!!! I went to high school in Chicago.....Von Steuben. When we moved to Palatine then gym was a tad better......not much...just a tad because we did Archery and I did enjoy that!! My kids dont even release how easy they have it and all the choices they have un gym!!!
Donna M.
7:52 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
I went to Highland Park High School. We started with those suits then had the option to wear the new improved "rompers" One piece suit made of stretchy jersey. They were turquoise on the bottom and turquoise and white stripped on top, but more comfortable than the light blue ones. I also hated the swimsuits. The 1st class was the best they got to put on dry suits, all the others just had to use the wet used suits But it was better than what the boys wore.....their birthday suit...that's right ..nada, nothing in other wards they swam naked!
8:25 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Yeah, my dad went to HPHS. He often tells the horror stories of hitting the pool nude. He was also on the swim team...but they got to wear suits in practice, just not in gym.
7:59 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
I too had the same gym suit, and this was back in the '70s! Gym class was a nightmare for me. I was (and still am) clumsy and have slow reflexes. I was always picked last for team sports. The only year that I enjoyed Gym was the first year that our new high school was open. The gymnasium hadn't been finished yet, so all we did was sit in a hallway and play cards.
Susan Schaefer
9:12 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
I'm glad I could entertain you all with the tramas of my childhood:-). I LOVE the story about the boys swimming naked. I so wish I had known about that before I wrote this article! Imagine that happening today!


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"Over the years I've kept a list of names of people who for some reason don't age very much, so they smoke cigarettes, they lay in the sun and they don't do anything i tell them to do, but their skin looks great," said Baumann, "Obviously that's genetic and i want to find that gene.
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Official Newspaper INCORPORATED VILLAGE-East Rockaway SCHOOL DISTRICT INCORPORATED VILLAGE Lynbroolc SCHOOL DISTRICT ''THE GOOD NEIGHBOR NEWSPAPER " F a s d f c c k a w a y , M - 1 - i l " * E, R. Public Library 477 Atlantic Ave. East Rockaway, NY 11518 Since 1967 by Mailed Subscription Executive Offices: Selffert Building, 2787 Long Beach Road, Oceanside, NY 11572 Post Office Box 91, East Rockaway, NY 11518 (516) 764-2500 "YOUR VOICE IN THE COMMUNITY" USPS 165080 VOL. 31 NO. 47 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1983 25c PER COPY NEW AMBULANCE PRESENTED. East Rockaway Mayor Ted Reinhard (second right) presents the keys to East Rockaway's new ambulance to squad Captain Ron Collura. Present at the ceremony were (left to right) East Rockaway Village Trustees Anthony Santino, Murray Eskenazi, and Irving Shaw, and Fire Chief Oneta looks on with approval. Kiwanis to Sponsor T h e East Rockaway Kiwanis Club will sponsor its Annual Pancake Break-fast on Sunday, October 16th from 7:30a.m. to 1 p.m. The breakfast will be held at the St. Raymond's School cafeteria which is located at the corner of Atlantic and Grant Avenues in East Rockaway. Admission to the breakfast will be priced at $2 for adults and $1 for children and senior citizens. This event is one of the Kiwanis Club's most impor-tant fund raising ventures of the year. Proceeds are used to help further many of the Club's local charitable aims. Last year, recipients of char-itable assistance from the Kiwanis Club included: the Boy Scouts, the Industrial Home for the Blind, South Nassau Communities Hos-pital, and Catholic Chari-ties, to name just a few. T h e East Rockaway Kiwanis Club is a group of local professional, business and civic individuals who have dedicated themselves to serving the community. Anyone interested in becom-ing a member of Kiwanis should contact club Presi-dent John Krull at Krull P l u m b i n g on A t l a n t ic Avenue in East Rockaway. EMT GRADUATION ATFRANKLINGENERAL*. Over 30 ambulance corps and fire department members have successfully completed an Ermergency Medical Technician (EMT) course recently conducted at Franklin General Hos-pital. On hand for the graduation ceremony were a whole host of delegates from the Lynbrook Fire Department, including from left, Senior Instructor Patrick Coonan, R.N., new EMT Andrew Dunn, new EMT Joseph A. D'Es-posito, mew EMT Captain George White, Congressman Raymond McGrath, new EMT Joseph R. Rice, new EMT Timothy Waring, Instructor Edward Keighron and Instruc-tor Captain Michael Ambrosio. Fire Prevention \Neek Fire Prevention Week is from October 9th to 15th and the Lynbrook FD will be conducting a fire preven-tion demonstration on Sat-urday October 15th at the Earle Ave parking field beginning at 1 P.M. The annual children's fire truck rides will also be held in con-junction with the fire prev-e n t i o n d e m o n s t r a t i o n. Rides will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. at Earle Avenue. Besides the demonstration and rides. Sparky the Fire Dog will give out balloons and other items to the children. In conjunction with Fire Prevention Week the Lyn-brook FD would like to bring your attention to some important facts, and remind you of some very simple fire prevention ideas that should be practiced every week of the year. Each year approximately 6000- Americans lose their lives in over 5 million home fires. Almost half of these deaths are children. Don't allow yourself or a member of your family to become this years statistic. •Never smoke in bed. •Use smoke and heat detectors throughout your home. •Do not overload outlets or use frayed wiring. •Never put water on a stove grease fire-use baking soda or salt. • D o not store large amounts of trash or paper. •Keep a fire extinguisher near the kitchen or fireplace. •Have a fire escape plan, tech it to your CHILDREN, and rehearse it. •Know your fire-police emergency number and post them on your phones. Persons or organizations r e q u e s t i n g a d d i t i o n al information on fire preven-tion and safey can contact the Lynbrook Fire Depart-ment Fire Prevention Unit at 599-1547. Harvest Festival Bite into a crisp Cortland at the Fourth Annual Harv-est Festival sponsored by St. John's Lutheran Church, Lynbrook, N.Y. The Festi-val will take place on Sun-day, October 16th from noon to 5 P.M. at the corner of Peninsula; Boulevard and Merrick Road, Lyn-brook. Apples, pumpkins, fresh cider, cheese, crafts and baked goods as well as a Special Free Hearing Test will be available. Hannibal's Pub Hearing Mayor William P. Geier on September 27th led Lyn-brook village officials and a contingent of residents to the State Liquor Authority's hearing on the liquor license of the Hannibal's Pub located at 275 Broadway, Lynbrook. The hearing was held at the SLA offices at 250 Broadway in New York City. Fifteen Lynbrook resi-dents residing in the vicinity of the Pub came to the hear-ing to press their demands to close the bar which has dis-rupted their area and their lives for some time. Mayor Geier had taken up their cause shortly after taking office in April after residents had reported that they had been seeking relief for over 5 years. With the assistance of Assemblyman Gregory Becker and Senator Carol Berman the Hannibal Pub issue was put on the SLA's hearing calendar. Both Assemblyman Becker, who provided the residents with bus transportation to the hearing, and Senator Berman, were present at the hearing to lend their sup-port. The outcome of the hearing, which took the whole day to hear testimony from both sides of the issue, will not be known until the end of the year when the S L A is e x p e c t e d to announce their decision. ViLUVGE BOARD REPORTS BASTMCKmAY The East Rockaway Vil-lage Board held their October meeting on Mon-day, October 3 at the Village Hall. The regular meeting was preceded by two special hearings on the topics of increasing senior citizen exemptions from taxation and video games within the Village. The Board quickly dispensed with the matter of Senior Citizen exemptions. After hearing from various citizens in support of the measure, the Board voted unanimously to amend Vil-lage Law 2 (A) of 1980 to raise the amount of earnings that may be exempted from taxation from $10,500 to $13,500. The Board noted that they could not raise the level any higher without f u r t h e r legislation from Albany. The Lynbrook Village Board met on October 3, at the Village Hall. A crowd of approximately 40 people were on hand to listen to the business before the Board. The Board issued a proc-lamation to Lieutenant Donald Jackson on his retirement. They then con-sidered several requests from area organizations for approval of their flea markets. These organiza-tions included the St. Vin- In Service Navy Ensign Michael P. Wetherell, son of Richard E. and Fredine Wetherell of 162 Oceanview Road, East Rockaway, N.Y., is cur-rently an officer assigned to the destroyer USS John Rodgers which recently completed a 42-day period in support of the Multi- N a t i o n a l P e a c e k e e p i ng A crowd of approxi-mately 40 people gathered to express their opinion of the proposed measure to limit in some way the times during which video games may be operated. This was necessi-tated by complaints from various sections of the community that school-children were frequenting those establishments that operate video games, result-ing in lateness to school and wasting of money by the schoolchildren. There appeared to be a consensus of opinion among concerned parents, local merchants and members of the Board that some limita-tions were both acceptable as well as necessary. With-out coming to a vote, the Board agreed to reserve decision on this matter, but expressed the opinion that all persons present seemed LYNBROOK cent De Paul Society, Tem-ple Emanu-El, the Davison and West end PTA's, and the Ladies Auxiliary of the L y n b r o o k Knights of Columbus. The Board announced the appointment of Robert Cox to the Board of Plumbing Examiners, and Glorie Demchuk as Clerk to the Village Justice. In addition, the Board approved a request for "No Trucking" signs on Lakeview ^venue. Force in Beirut, Lebanon. While on station, the John Rodgers became the first destroyer since World War II to be an amphibious force flagship when Com-m a n d e r U.S. F o r c es L e b a n o n , C a p t . M.M, France, broke his pennant from her truck. Capt.France chose John Rodgers as his f l a g s h i p because of her to agree that the machines would be turned off com-pletely between the hours of 7:30 am and 9 am and between 11:30 am and 1:30 pm. ' At its regular meeting, the Board issued authoriza-tion to enter into contract with the Town of Hemp-stead concerning a dog con-trol warden In addition, the Board remarked on the presentation of the A.A. award which East Rocka-way has recently received for its good safety record. The Mayor proclaimed this week as "Constitution Week" in East Rockaway. In addition, he proclaimed that Ocotber 24 will be "Uni-ted Nations Day." The next meeting of the' East Rockaway Village Board will be held on Mon-day, November 14. F i n a l l y , t h e B o a rd announced a bid award for the planting of 75 trees throughout the Village of Lynbrook as part of a con-tinuing beautification plan. A long waiting list has been generated for trees, and this initial planting of 75 trees will be but the first install-ment of future trees to be planted in the Village. The next meeting of the Lynbrook Village Board will be on Monday, October 17. "speed, quick response cap-ability and communication facilities." During a port visit in Israel, the crew of the John Rodgers participated in many tours of the holy land, including visits to Jerusa-lem, Bethlehem and Tel Aviv. The ship also hosted many citizens to shipboard, tours.
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Date | 1983 |
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Visitation will be held on Saturday, June 23, 2012 from 8:00 A.M. until service time in Duhon Funeral Home of Rayne, with a rosary being recited at 11:00 A.M. in the funeral home.
Mr. Constantin passed away on Friday, June 15, 2012 at 3:11 A.M., surrounded by his family, in his Indian Bayou residence.
A native and lifelong resident of Indian Bayou, Mr. Constantin was a faithful member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. He served in the Louisiana Army National Guard during the Vietnam Conflict. Mr. Constantin was a former member of the Rayne Jaycees, having served as its president in 1976.
Mr. Constantin was a former employee of the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office, and had worked for many years as a farmer, growing rice, soybeans, and crawfish. He enjoyed listening to French music and spending time with his friends and family.
Survivors include his wife of over 45 years, Jo Ann Kibodeaux Constantin of Indian Bayou; sons, Shane Constantin and companion, Lisa Stewart, Scott Constantin, and Spence Constantin and companion, Angelina Breedlove, all of Indian Bayou; sisters, Anna Lou Thibodeaux of Wagemon, and Gloria Thibodeaux and husband, Donald of Rayne; brothers, James Constantin and wife, Evelyn of Indian Bayou, Howar Constantin and wife, Velma of Abbeville, and Mike Constantin of Indian Bayou; grandchildren, Jenee, Shanena, Katie, Joey, Lela, Ava, Misty, and Lori; great-grandchildren, Savannah, Jala, Shane, Jullien, Kaden, Brody, Haven, Paslie, Ayden, and Aubrey; sister-in-law, Marie Mouton and husband, Harry of New Iberia; brother-in-law, John Kibodeaux, Sr. and wife, Janelle of Rayne; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
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Bobby Valentine's hire… I am still surprised that the Boston Red Sox ownership and management team did not have a clear plan of succession when they failed to back former manager Terry Francona at the end of the season. Sure, Francona left on his terms but the lack of support had as much to do with the decision as anything. So, if ownership felt that they wanted a change, they should have had a short list of potential replacements in mind. Theo Epstein moved more quickly in Chicago when they named Sox candidate Dale Sveum as their manager. The Sox search just felt "messy" to an outsider like me. Still, they probably did as well as they could with the hiring of Bobby Valentine. There is no question that he is a superior tactician. ... |