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PHOTOS
FROM THE NIGHT OUT AGAINST CRIME 2007 |
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Lions
president Charlie McBride presides over the hot dog stand. Little
Neck Pines provided the food thanks to Boar's Head and Stop and
Shop. |
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State Senator
Frank Padavan and Little Neck Pines Vice President Judy Oderwald model 2
of the Ballooniac's creations, a top hat and a corsage. It was amazing
to watch him make all sorts of balloon creations from a baby rattle to
Elmo. He was a big hit with everyone.
Photo Courtesy of
Michael O'Kane |
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The Ballooniac,
Mike Gold, working his magic on the balloons. |
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Sol Soskin,
president of the 111th Precinct Community Council for over 50
years is given an award by First Deputy Commissioner George Grasso while
Assemblyman Tony Avella and the audience applaud. |
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President Soskin
gets the microphone from Precinct Commander Deputy Inspector Scott
Hanover. |
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Community
Affairs Officer Gary Poggiali, organizer of the event, with bicycle
winner Huyla from Washington Mutual. Washington Mutual was one of the
major contributors and had a table where they also gave away free
trinkets. |
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Aikido of
Queens
school, one of our business members, gave out temporary tattoos which
the crowd enjoyed. |
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PHOTOS
FROM THE AWARDS NIGHT 2006
Click here for more information on the
meeting |
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Don Oderwald
received an
award for his loyal and dedicated efforts to help our community
through his good works as a board member of
Little Neck Pines. |
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Greg Pizzigno
received an award
for his loyal and dedicated efforts to help our community through his
good works as a board member of
Little Neck Pines. |
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Ajisha Vaughn, Director of Customer Service,
accepting an award for Little Neck Stop & Shop Store Manager, Andy
Zuleta. |
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Samantha Nobile, one of our loyal parade marchers. |
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P.O. Patrick Kehoe,
who helps keep our
streets safe and traffic flowing.
Accepted by P.O.
Jeanette Seney. |
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P.O. Victor Daniels,
who helps keep our
streets safe and traffic flowing. |
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P.O. Michael Puleo,
who helps keep our
streets safe and traffic flowing. |
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P.O. Michelle Riservato,
who helps keep our
streets safe and traffic flowing. |
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P.O. Alan Ryan,
who helps keep our
streets safe and traffic flowing. |
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Robert Waltzer
the owner of Aikido of Queens, a local karate school, for the
beautification of our town with the renovations to his storefront. |
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Aikido of Queens |
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The final award
was given to the Chairman of Community Board 11, Jerry Iannece, who gave
the gift of his services as an attorney for matters pertaining to the
creation of our Senior Center. |
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Since we have
had new banners made we used this occasion to formally retire our old
banner. It will be going to one of the original members of the Pines,
Mary Chirdo.
Pictured: Bob
Nobile, and holding the banner, Jerry Vilbig (also an original member)
and Judy Oderwald. |
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PHOTOS
FROM OUR NOVEMBER 2005 MEETING |
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Karen Cummings from NY Organ Donations Network
and Pines president, Bob Nobile
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Seth Myers from the NYC Department of City
Planning answering questions about the new R2a zoning proposal
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Bob Nobile with Award recipient Sgt. Burns from
the 111th Precinct for his outstanding service to the community
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TREE
PLANTING ON NORTHERN BLVD. WITH
BOROUGH PRESIDENT HELEN MARSHALLL |
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l to r: Borough
President Helen Marshall, Don Oderwald, Bob Nobile, Judy Oderwald,
Barbara Nickel (NYC Dept. of Parks)
Photo
courtesy of: DOMINICK TOTINO PHOTOGRAPHY
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PHOTOS
FROM MEMORIAL DAY 2005 |
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Marching in the parade. |
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Marching in the parade. |
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Marching in the parade. |
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Marching in the parade. |
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Marching in the parade. |
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PHOTOS
FROM THE QUEENS CIVIC CONGRESS RECEPTION
The Queens Civic Congress is an
organization devoted to the betterment of Queens by listening to Queens'
people and taking action. The Queens Civic Congress was formed by the
merger of the United Civic Council of Queens and the Eastern Queens
Civic Council. The Congress represents nearly 100 civic and other
community organizations across the borough of Queens.
For the past 2
years we have attended their annual Legislative Reception. It is an
opportunity to mingle with some of our elected officials and
representatives of other civics.
Here are some
pictures: |
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PHOTOS
FROM THE QUEENS CIVIC CONGRESS RECEPTION 2004 |
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Don Oderwald,
Assemblywoman Ann-Margaret Carrozza, Judy Oderwald, Ken Frisch, and Bob
Nobile. |
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Judy Oderwald,
Congressman Weiner, Bob Nobile, Ken Frisch, Don Oderwald |
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Former Bronx Borough President Freddy Ferrer,
Don Oderwald, Judy Oderwald, Bob Nobile, Ken Frisch
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Don Oderwald, City Councilman John Liu, Ken
Frisch, Bob Nobile, Judy Oderwald
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PHOTOS
FROM THE QUEENS CIVIC CONGRESS RECEPTION 2003 |
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State Senator Frank
Padavan, Judy Oderwald, Don Oderwald, Bob Nobile and Greg Pizzigno. |
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Greg Pizzigno,
Congressman Weiner, Bob Nobile, Don Oderwald, Judy Oderwald. |
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Greg Pizzigno, Senator
Schumer, Bob Nobile and Don Oderwald. |
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PHOTO
WITH SENATOR CHUCK SCHUMER |
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The Executive
Board of Directors of the Little Neck Pines Civic Association attended
the Queens Civic Congress luncheon where Senator Chuck Schumer was the
keynote speaker. Pictured are Greg Pizzigno, Senator Schumer, Bob Nobile,
Judy Oderwald and Don Oderwald. |
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PHOTOS
FROM THE MARCH 25, 2004 MEETING |
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Queens Borough President Helen Marshall and
Little Neck Pines Civic Association President Bob Bobile |
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Queens Borough President Helen Marshall and
Little Neck Pines Civic Association President Bob Bobile |
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