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11.-1.-USTRM'EI-> NEWS Vol. 6, No. 4 Thursday, Jule 25 1991 35 Cents f Town PlansimJ)rovements-For Giese Park Dy Rlla La,ngdon Plans for a communi1y center al Giese Pnrk havt been abandonci:I by the Town of O)'!tcr Bay in =hangc for imp~ents on a much smaller sailc. The project nows includes installaiion of a playground, a linle league: field and an off­ slrect parking lot. wt )'l:.lr, the Town ofOys1er Bay propos­ ed a cbmmuni1y center for the Giese Park property on Lee Avenue i,n response to rcsidcn~i' l'((lucsts for a RCnlational gather- ing place in Hicksville. . In lffl;"'a total of 14,000 questionnaires •wen: mailed 10 all Hkk svillc rc.sidenlS and 1,818 were returned-a'13 percent response. :'\t acommunitymo.:ting in 1990, neighboi. said that such a low n:spoMCWilS not a valid survey and that, conuary to 1hc 1own's belief, residents were no1 ovc:rwhclmingly in fnvor of the: project. · Th~ latest plans call for a childre11's playground wirhswing,s. a 10 foot slide. Cur­ ly Climber, Sliding Pole and climb decks. Loca1ion of the appar:11us, which costs 54,600. will be decided, upon by the Giese Park Civic Association which is comprised ofarea residents. TheTown's Parks Depart­ ment will mcc1 with residc:n1s sometime this spmmcr to discuss thc•loc:ation of the playground, Town spokesperson Phyllis , Barry said. Other plans include- moving 1hc: soccer field awav from residcnis' backyards. A lir­ lle league field was built earl.ier lhis month PARX IMPROVEMENTS: ThrTown of Oysltr Day Is pl1nnlnK to inslall a""' pl1>1:mund. 1 part.lnRIOI and a baseball n,1:d al Gies, P~rk on l.tt and the base lines were created. Aflcr ·A,,.nuc. Stro•&rn!dtn l oppoJltlon 10 • communlly ctnltr on lht •It• niasrd tht town toscnip plan.< for lht ctn tor. baseball season is over, a traditional ( 11/us t,.lrd Photo Dy Cathy Grttnflrld) bac:ks1op will be installed, said Barry. . An off-street parking lot is also planned. Placement of 1he lot as well as the number of parking spaces will be decided by Dedication Honors Piano Man residents. . The buffer area is going to remain cxnct­ By f'tler Sloggall would often come: 10 Cold Spring Harbor to hough some cont!O\'i!'fSY erupted O\~ r ly where it is now Joo11ed, Barry said. Then: pass1he1imcinsummer. "I grew upin Lc:vi1- -t naming of the park for a rock s1ar, as Ho1offasix1cen-month world tour, rock o sed to another of 1hc commu,lity's will be a leisure area with park benches be­ superstar Billy Joel, a former , 1own;• Joelsald. "A'nddon'1 get me wrong, $ ing placed matc,gicallythroughout the park. 1hcn: arc good people in 'Levinown. Bur I distinguished residents, Joel's concerns for Hic:k'svillc/u:vi11own resident, wowed 'em al environmental issues and workingclas~ peo­ A walking track is being planned, Barrysaid. 1he Cold Spring Harbor wa1erfron1 last · don'! know thal il's a place when: you would go escape!' ple prompted 1¥ 1own trustees to appro,e and i1splaccmen1 will also bc:decided by the week . 10 For 1hat, the family came 10 re:.icieius. · · Cold Spring Harbor. Joel's ravotile swim-. the name change. The nine-lime Grammy winner was ·. ming hole was a11hewa1c:rfront_park at the Barry added 1Jiat !here arc no plans for righ1fully the center of attention lasl Bill Rcliolinl called !he park dedication "a, any plumbing, bathrooms or electrical western end of Main Su-cet adjacent to lhc fining ttibulc: 10 a man whose m11~iccarries Wednesday morning. He was in 1own for • formcrlibrary building. "It was our pla1%'. lighting and no 1rccs will be dewoyed .. 111 ceremonies rtdedica1ing the newly refurbish• amcssa9Cof concern and commitment nnd All improvements will be done by tdWil cd town park on Roule 2SA in his honor. Joel's mother, "Roz;• who today lives in whose dedication reaches so many in nc:c:d:' Hclistc:dSC\-cral Billy Joel song hits- songs employees and funds, for 1hc projcc:t will From 1hismomen1 forw:ud,thcpark will be: Huniington, shared the honors with her son.. comedircctlyfrom the 1own's parks b~dget. known as Billy Joel Cold Spring Harbor Councilman Steve Hackclingprcsentcd the that ha.c r.iiscd public awareness ofimpor­ · Giese Park, Civic Association prcsid.enl singer's mother with a bouquet of Oow.:rs. tanuocial issues. "i\llen1own" brought 111- Park, and !here's now n carved wooden sign lcntion 10 the Pennsylvania s1e6,lv.:oricrs Thomas J.MtGovem said hclias informed 10 prove it. . "I've yet tomoct a l1lMl who deserves halfthe group members ofth e town's plans through ucoladcs of nis mother'.' he sald. who Yo'Cre losing 1hcir jobs, "You're Only The town ceremonies were a payback of Human" recogniz:c:-0 the tragedy of teen leuers mailed in May. . • The park dedication was sparlced at the In che letter, McGovern-said, "The c:x­ sorts. The singer-songwriler's first album suicide, and thc-rcccnl hit "The Downc:Mter was calJcd ColdSpring Harbor in honor of suggestion ofJoel's former roommate Bruce ccu1ivc boaro liis agreed ttiat the: Town's Alcxa:" 1old the s'tory of Long l~land the community where he spent much lime Gentile. a tcwn employee and musician. fishermen whosew;ryorlife was, and still is, most m:cnt'plaris for the park reprcsenl a Gcn1ile presented the idea to Councilmen dras'tic chattgc"from,prc:vious planned during his childhood years. threatened.' Joel, who attended Hicksville High Bill R.cbolini and Ken Christe&cn and the dM!opmcnt· 1of a community center) and rest, as they say, is 1tis1ory: (conUnued,on p<,1e 3) ,( continued on J>Olf• I) School, ci1plained thal he and his mother HOMETOWN PEOPLE ,., Talented Residents Krfstal's A Finalist i Bob WIiiiams, son or Marge Willltnis Si,i:-ye111-oldKrys11I Lynn Ruffo, , who~c Hicksville dance school just daughler or Und• and Gene Rurro, will be ! ccl~brn1ed its 10th anniveuary, will be partldp111ins as II Stale Fi nali$1 in the Miss ; rca1urcd in DeiJth Br.Di~o, an audience• New York .American Princess Pageant on I par1icipalion murder mystery in dinner July 27,28. Her neighbors, J immy, Pally : 1hcn1er. and hkrAb boodoodolo wish Krystal lhc · ;niis Musical Mystery Show proouction ticst orluck and know she'll hnvea wonilcr­ also features Hick5ville residents JoAnnr ru1. exciting time. In fact, her new bt by i Antonucci and her musician brother, Phil. sister, Tiffany, will be cheering too. · · This hilnrious. origlnal C\-cning of run; Good luck, Krystal! Pam foddy featuring live music oftl1e 70s. will run [)Cf· formnnccson Monday nights through.Aug. Phil's Opening New Shop Living Faith Award 26 at C.J. MnKwclls Restaurant in Farm• Philip Tl'flola of Hicksville has gone Pamela Fo ddy and Meghan Wood ingdale. into a new venture by opening the TLC recent Iy rccci vcd Trinity LAI tbfflln School's , Fonnal & Bridal Gown Rentals: Thestore. Living Faith Award. , Ange/as Engaged To George run by family members, rcat urcs bridal and This is a religious recognition aw:ud gi,-cn J',hlthrw J. Meytr form Ill gown rcn1alsnartingo1 S2.s'toS2SO. in conjunction wi1h the Girl Scouts. Pam ' Mr. and°Mi-s. Cl11ude Wlr~an, Sr. of Cus1om•madc ·accessories such as head­ Hicksville arc proud to announce the anil Mcghan arc members of the Cadette Local Cadet Graduates pieces, silk florals, photo albums, frames · Girl Seoul Troop 347S. engagement ortheir daughter, Ani:ela, to and favors will also be available in the shop G«>rgeGoehring,Jr.,sonof Mr. and Mrs. MallhewJ. Ml')·er,~onofMr.:indMrs. Pam and McghM have worked dutifully Bernard Meyer of Hicksville. rcceivcd a which.ls located at 614 Jericho Tpkc., New ror a year to earn this distinction which.in• Gl'Oflle Goehring Sr. of Westbury. George H yde Park. propos~d while they were vnca1ionins,on , bachelor of science degr~e from Ihe Slate volves many hours of service in church University ofNew York MaritimcCollegc at John is inviting all his neighbors 10 drop ministry. Pam and Mcghan have been active the romantic Paradise Island. in for special trea1men1 .. A spring,1992 wedding is planned. Forl Schuyler in 1hc Bronx. in Trinity's Sunday School program and He also received the license ofThird Mnte Thru1y's Youth Choir and Youth Handbcll from I he US Coas1 Guard nod istligiblefor She's /OJ Yearii, You.~g , Choir as well as service as o acolyte. a commission in 1hc U.S. Merchant Marine ~ Ptrkins of fordhani Ave celebrated Rcservcs/U.S. Navy )l~crvcs.. her IOlst birthday with her family and Named, College Rep · While enrolled at MarilimeCollcgc, Mau friends atthe home orhe.rdaugh1cr Gloria · majored in Marine Transportation/Business Miller and son. Robert Perkins, with two Hicksville rcside.nt Bemllrd J. Hochman Admii,lurntion. He is a graduate of St. panies-oneon June29nnd the otheron her h·as been named Mctropolilnn Arca Mnry's.Doys' High School. day, July 5. • Reprcscnlath'C for S1. John Fisher College When I asked Gloria wha1 her mother at• for the 1991-92 academic year. lributed hcrlong life 10, she replied, "We all Bernard, who tias s~ved as an area "Grand Ole Opry" tease her thal the reason she's lived so long rerresentnti,•c ror the college since August Jrnnlfcr Mu nlsteri took her fovori1c is because she's preserved, E~ryone who 1989, will provide support services for I I friend-her husband Joe Munlsltri-10 comes to visit her brings her o boitk of students in the area who arc seeking ad mis• visit the "Grand OlcOpry" in Nashville for Manlschewitz' cream ,~hite concord wine. sion to Fisher, a small liberal arts college in a wt-ck •s vaca1ion. This was to cclebr.uc his Shedrinkstwoglassesaday ... and-wcull suburban Rochester. . July 19 bir1hday. think !hat's whyshelooksand feels so good'.' Gtoriet G~h,ln~. Jr, aod Anxrl• Wlrrmin • Happy birthday to Joe from :ill your pals Mrs. Perkins was born July Sin New York Elected To Board ai Spirit or Hair. • City near 361h Street. She later lived uptown Diane Marks of Hicksville has been In Manhn11nn and moved 10· Hicksville 19 elected a vice president oflheGir l Scouts of \ litcksuillf ~ lluntrntcb New:\ years ago. I~ p1esenlly engaged in an ~l~nslvo moll• Birth Announcement Nassau Cou111y. 10g ptogr.am .so tflal nowc murs to our Congra1ula1ions lo you . , •. perky Rose Also a member of 1he Girl Scouu' is ) !\tr.and M~. T. Randolph Bruckner, Jr. Perkins. area can ,ead our we ~ly ondoa ofCarle Place proud toannounce the ar­ P111rida Dwyer of Hicksville. vo,s nnd becon,e ro9ulo1 sullse11bors arc rival of their third grandson. Timothy J oscph,sonofMr. and Mrs. T. Randolph Condo/e?7ces Ve..1! ...I w•nt to ,ub1er,be Bruckner Ill of Hicks~ille. We were so sorry to hear !hat Florence le, Hlclc.olll• lllu1lral~ N~"""' Timothy arrived on June 13 al Winthrop Nenninger died June 23 aflerashorl illness University Hospi1al wcighing in at 7 lbs.. IS in Tucson, Arizono at the age of 90. NAME ozs. a~d wa.~ 21 inches long. His brolh~r. T. She wa.rn longtime resident of Hicksville R11ndolph Brucknrc IV (Teddy) is enjoy• and belonged 10 many organizations such as ing his role a$ a bijl brother. the SI. Ignatius RosarY Altar Socie1y, Mer• ADDRESS His maternal grandparcnls are M r. a·nd t'Y Hospilol Leagui>..thc Needlework Guild Mrs. SQI Parness of Nor1h Merrick. and the Women's \i(ub or Hioksvillc. CITY/STATE/ZIP She is survived b~• her two daughters, What A Success! . Dorothy Reinhardt nnd Marg11rel Mel• PHONE . Kenneth A. Bruder Jr., son ofKen neth c11Uc. three granddaugh1ers and six grca1 and Jane Bruder of Couagc lloulc,•ard, grandchildren. She was laid 10 rest in a CHECK ONE roo:ivcd the degree ofMaster in Business Ad· IOI )t:ir•uld Ro,., l'tlklns. Whtn sh•"'"' 1his mausoleum at Holy Hope Cemetery in 1 YR •.s12.ou ministration from Harv;ird University on photo ,ht said, "I am lh• Rosr btl,.·rtn 1hr Tucson. 2 YRS ...... S21 .25 JU!IC 6. , Ou,.-trs." Her granddaughter, Kalhlttn Reinhardt '3 YRS ·-···-·.. •··••.. s30,oo , After a well-deserved Eurowan vacation, Plldmanabhan ofMadera, California.said, "Both my grandmothers and grandfathers SENIOR CIJIZENS RA TES Ken will a55ume a posi1ion ofvice president Calling '68...... !72 HHS Classes with the Vienna, Virginia firm Kaiser (the Nenningers and the Reinhardts) were au 1 YR ...... •• . ••. s10.so Last week we mentioned that Hicksville ·important part toward11he upbringing of •2 YRS ...... : ...... $19 .00 Assod,ncs. · High School classes 1968thru 197,2 werc1ry. Hicksville, along with many other old 3 YRS _ ...... S27 50 Ken isn 1977 graduate of Hicksvill~ High injl to gcuogclher. Ifany ofyo)l.fcmcmber School and a 1981 gradu:1teorColbyCollegc ·friends who helped make Hicksville what it P'.ul'.odOIUlOO..,.__,,c,,..,,.., dancing and lis1ening to 1hcsound5of su ch is 1oday. I hopethatby printing this obituary ytJJ !~ .Mtdt't\WJ di l onQ h .!ll'ld Cs, in Watennillc. Maine. Prior to hiHnrollmcnt bands as 'TheOlherCulturc·, 'Soul Ki1chcn' in the Harvard Graduate School ofBusincs.s, she (Florence Nenninger) will be Me1h.od or Paymrot (enclosed) or 'Glass Menagerie' then you'll rcallybcin- remembered for all the good work shed id for 3: • Oiec~ encl. Ken was a naval officer for seven rears scrv• 1eres1cd in aucnding 1he Saturday, July 27 ingasa Supply Officer for.the nuclear sub. lhe little VillageofHicksvillc. and for St. 111· t 11 I I 11I 111111.11111 affair to be held at a local Hicksville natius Church. Nomattcrwhcrcwelivc, our o,plres mnri!)e William H. Bates as a budget officer es1ablishmen1. Cost per person is roots will alwa~ be in Hicksville:· in 1hc Ptnlagon. SIS-which includcsfood,drinki-nnd a D.J. I remember Mrs. Nehningcr a.~ a such a MAIL TO: This will be an unfol'gcllabk event and prcHy, lol'cly little lady. She certainly was Anton Community Newspap,rs you can get details !,)Y contacrding Anion. \very involved with St. Ignatius and I P.O. Bo, 1578. MlneolA, LI • .l'IV t 1501 )Mure ar 624-7878. remember seeing her III church quitcoflen. You'll bet rea1cd to some re:illy run, live Hicksville will always remember her. , Thr Hicks,ille lllus1r:ucd 7\cws performances from the fellows you went 10 • tUSPS:146-720) • • school with. Postma1ter. Send addictSs cnawes lo Lo,g Sec you there ... July 27. 151aM Community Newspapers, )nc. P.O. Box O,,.,.•l>ldon4Hlci,-ill,_,.llon-ctoonl,..,,..h•·rM1<11by t'Jo 1578, Mlnt'Ola, N.Y. 11501. Entered as second • She bra tttt·w1n1 aU )OUt ...-ai : class paid po~tage at tho Post at ·~9 ding. CDJ.tttit'lc-nr. bir1M1)' .a.nd omce Happy Birthday To You 1 M1neo1a. N Y and aOone • (~161 7'7-3282 • Hayes, Gnindma ~- . Krnntlb A. Urudt,, Jr. Mary~th Loverso. Toy Desigllel"./l'll Never Grow up,~ Donations Needed For By Rlla Langdon g: Youth Council Fundralser In the world of "Never Never Land;' i 'The Hicksville You1h Council is Peter Pan and his fricmds prided them- E 0 gearing up for its rundraising week­ selves on tbot fact that they would never ; end and is in need of lumber, 1arps grow up. ~ and a large canvas 10 build booths ror Ah hough it certainly im't a ,-cry rc.ili$tic a, a fair. goal, it's one that a local toy designer intends ~ The fair will be held on Saturday, 10 pursue. ! Aug. 17 in the parking lot of Beacon "I don't plan on ever growing up:' 5aid Federal Savings Bank on Old Country 22-ycar-old Suzanne M. Romnn of Road. Hicksville, a recent college graduate who Artistic volunteers are needed 10 already has two toy designs-a police car decorrue and pain I 1hc booths. Donations and a medic ca.c for preschoolers-on the arc also needed for 1he garage. sale and market! the bake sale. Corporate and busine~ Roman's training came from the Fashion sponsors anil donaiions are welcome. Institute ofTechnology (F.1:1'.)in New York An outdoor nea market will beheld on City where she was enrolled in tfle world's Sunday, Aug. 18 a1 Hicksville High only college program in Tuy Design. Roman School Vendorscanc:ill the ,-0uth Coun-. was a member of the progr:im's first cil if,interested. graduating class. The purpose or the fundrniscr is 10 "I think I was meant 10 be in thnt pro­ "S:wc Thc Hicksville Youth Council" as gram:' shesaid. ''Wc,c:imcout of1herewith ii i5 faced with a 20 perccnl reduction in specialized skills that would take five i,cnrs slate aidiThe Youth Council needs to on the job 10 lcnrn;' Roman said. raise a mfnimum of533.20010 offset the F. l:r. initiated the program in the foll defici1. '· 1989 semester having spent several y~-ars •Synagogue Offers Free devdoping the curriculum with in'dus'9ry leaders. including Toy ~ :mufncturcrs of H.ebrcw Reading Course_ .America. Congregation Shaard Zcdek, in con­ The courr,e or~ 1udy emphasizes concep­ junc1!on with 1he National Jewish tual dc,ctcrity and technical dcs1igndc-.·clop­ Outreach Program, is offering a Hcbm,· mcnt, supported by a knowledge or safety Reading Cr.ish course free of charge to nnd rcgulat9r>• rcquircmcn1s. child ~ynagoguc members and 1hc local adult psychology, .'Production, pncknging. Jewish communii)'. marketing, advertising and promotion of Classes will be held on live cons~u- toys. 1ive Wednesdays beginning Aug. 7 nl F.l.r.s toy design lecture series brings 7:30p.m. the realities of tbc industry into focus Studenls will have 1hcopponuniiy 10 with speakers ranging'f1om Wah Disney learn Hcbrewbyachicving mastery ofthe CompanfSc:nioTJ'ttel Prc1ident Paul Hebrew alphabet. This course has been Pressler tochild ps)1:hologist Dr. Brion Sut• offered nationwide and in Canadn at ton Smith. more than 500 loca1ions and ns a means The program allows students to design a of introducing basic Hebrew reading to wide variety of toys indudini; dolls. action . thousands of Jews. SUZANNE M. ROMAN, 22. or lfltluvllk. dlspla)son• or lhttoys sh• crnt,d, a pollre nu, " hilt figures, construction sets. vehicles and. lnltrnlni at lludd1 L. 1oycompany. Reservations must be made no later games.·, 1han Aug. l. To register call Howard Under the progfi1m, Roman had a sum­ Rabin, president of Shaarci Zcdck, at mcrlong internship program as :i junior 1oy down:· she said. In addition, she wnt~ thcsnyinss orsmall 496-7672 or leave a message at tbc qcsigncr at Buddy L. II was 1l1cre that she synagogue office al 938'.0420. · After graduating from F.I.T., she= hired stories I ha1 occompany the toy or arc writ: designed the police and medic cars that were as a toy designer nt Well-Made in Hollis, ten on the boxes. For more inrormation on other pro­ on the market even before she graduated in Qu~ns. grams sponsored by the National She origi9ally entered cpllegc 10 leam.ll­ May. "I like 10 relate lO children on their "I've only been working here for two l ust ration, but found the subject Jewish Outreach Program call months and I'm so happy,' Roman said. unin1crcs1ing. , (800)-44-HEBRE(W) level:' she said. ' While shopping oneday. shccamcacros.\ Since joining Well-Made. Roman t1as "This courscjus1c ame along at 1he right Library Offers Wide her toys in a local children's !tore. "I ran d~igncd more than 10 1oys which are cur­ time: I think it was fate;· said the 1987 Range Of Summer' Services around the entire store jumping up.and rc1111y being put 1oge1hcr in the Orient • gradunte or Hicksville High School. TheHick sville Public Library offers a number•of programs for residents this summer. • For those who havt no time 10 read, Firemen Help Beat The,Heat Wave-· you can •·read" your books on audio cassettes. The Hicksville Publi~ Library By Rita Lanitdon hns many bookson tape waiting ror you. As the mercury climbed to unbearable Books can be "read" while cooking, degrees last week, Hicksville firefighters ' gardening, pain1ing, jogging or were not only busy tackling brush fires, bul housekeeping. Lis1en to George Kcn­ were spending their time saving some local ncdy's Moby Dick, enjoy the suspense of trees. Abo..... Suspicion, take home thecl3,1sic. On Sunday morning and all during last Jane Ey~ or find out the astrological week, firefighters wa1eml'92 Red Spire Pear profile of your sun sign by Linda and Cleveland Select Pear t recs on Broadway Ooodman. which were wilting in the summer heal. The Library is also gearing up for its TheI recs, located on both sides of Broad­ fall book discussions. Readers may want way from Old Country Road north to Scars, 10 obtain the ~ooks now for the first were p!ante Critkct features the besc short stories, Bon nit Aldrirh ! poems and nrcielcs by che world's finesc Society or Real Estate Apprai~rs Scholar­ 7: ~hildrcn's auchors. i ~hip (SJOO); Kelly A. Caulrkld-Nassau .;! Each month. Cricket spor~n.adiffercnt County • Award (SSOOJ; Carol11nn .Sand unique writing and drawing competi­ Hubner-Long Island Ho1cl/Mo1cl ~ tion for its readers with SC\'en 10 eight hun­ Association AWf!rd (S250)and Long Island - dred entries pouring in each time. Some Marrioll Hotel Scholanbips (S500); M11urcen Lee-Nassau County Legal , come as faraway a$ Africa and Austmlia. All J. stories. poems and drawing.s arc judged in Secretaries Association Elizbeth S. Hcgic ? t\\11agebrac}(cts. Winnmrcceiveprizcsnnd Award (S300); Deborah J. Mensing­ i: rl!COgnition and the best entries nrcpublish­ American Physical Therapy Associa1ion ; cd in the Cricket League pages of the Award (NYS Chapler); 'Denise Sclabarassi-Switzcer foundaiion =magazine. v Scholanl1ip (S250); Mary J. Stylianou­ Dawn Tttn~it Sarah Wrnaor OavldWrn2or ~ Top Honors Na~u County Award (SSOO). ~ Long Island l,.utheran jr/Sr High Poems Published Play Opera Singer :: School has honored six Hicksville rt!iidents Accouming Award Elizabeth Ann J-'cHa ofHicksville recent­ • Born in Hicksville and now living in Wan­ for their outstanding achievements. tagh, Katherine Lunahasalreadyescabli.ih­ Senior Allee Probst, daughtcrol Mr. und Congratulations to Dawn TrenkD of ly hado riginal poetry published in 01 Hicksville was rccc111ly honored with the Diamonds And Ruse, a treasury or toda>•'s ccl her rcpuUltion as one of the most popular ' Mrs. Cati Prol>sl received the National and highly-regarded )'OUng sopranoson 1he Honor Society Award. . Roslyn Savings Bank Accoun ting Award. poetry compiled by The National Library or Dawn is a student a1 SUNY Collcg~ of Poetry. Thcpocmiscntitlcd "Where Are My American operatic scene today. Eighth grader Borinlc Pinkham, This Saturday, she brings her first n..'3liza- .daughter of Mr. ar'\d Mrs. Chrislopher Tc,:hnology in Farmingdale in Lhc Businc~s l"ricnds:• and the main subject is friendship Administrn1ion curriculum. • after the passing of a loved one. 1ion of the role of .Floria Tosca, Puccini's 'Aldrich received the Jr. High Athletic patriotic and pmionutcopcrasingcr, to the The Na1ionnl Library of Poetry 5eeks to Award. Volunteer Award Lakcsiilc Theater in Eisenhower Park, East Eighth i:rndcr David Wenger, son of Mr. discover and encourage poets like Elizabeth Meadow. · and Mrs. ~ ul\\'cnger was awarded the Jr. Barb:112 lbron or Hart-co- Han Enter­ Ann Fella by sponsoring contest5 that are The National Grand Opera is pleased 10 High Citizenship and Athletic ~ward. tainment DJsacccplcd an a\\nnkdofbeholl open 101hc public and by publishing poems be presenting this Long Island native ror the SeniorJ ennifer Moran, daughter ofMr. of the Hicksvlll~-based company from the in widely dis1ribu1c'd hardback volumes. 1hird time (she appeared ns Gounod's and Mrs. Thomas Moran, received the March of Dimd. Fenn hnsbccn writing for47yearsand her Mnrgucritc and Puccini's Mimi in past Drama Co-Curricular Award and the TI1cs- .Hart-to-Hart provided music:il cmcnain­ fa,-oritcsubjccts and idcasarcChristmas, the =ohs) in a rully-s1agcd and costumed pro­ ., pian Award. , ment and emcees for lhe Dime's three old days, an)1hing prc11y1ha1corncs10 mind duction of Tosca , directed by Roberto Senior S1112h Wenger, daughter of Mr. WalkAmenca sites in 1hdr'Campaign for and sometimes sad things. Stivanello. • and t-trs. Paul Weni:ern:ccivt.-d thcStud:cni Healthier Babies. Poets interested in publicalion may 5end Tosroisoffcrcdasa frreproductionin the 1 on original poem. any subjL-cl or stylc.120 Nassau Cou111y OfficcofCultu rnl Develop­ lines or less. 10 The National Library, of ment's Summer 91 Performing Aris Series. Poccry, 11 -J Gwynns Mill Coun, P.O. itp;,: Curtain time is 8 p.m. In the event of incle­ 704NR. Owings Mills. Marylalid, 21 11 7. ment weather. the official rain datc is Sun­ Please be sure to include your name and ad­ day, July 28 al !he 50mc time, same event. dress with )'Our poem. Bring your own chair. · 0

TO YOUR HEAi.,TH By RICHARD H, BU.LI, M.O.

Arthritis and Visual Problems Linked It Is wcll•rccogmzcd that significant cessfully created If detected early. 00 . Man~ SI~ • Colon visual abnormalities arc associated with Arthritis symp1oms Include painful. llmlted Quanttt, · many fonru of mhrltis. Doctois arc not red, warm or swollen Joints, morning certain why this relationship exists, stiffness, or muscle aches. Should you oor,1~s,~~x R11cumatologlsts (mhritls specialists) h.lvc dlhcr symp1oms of'anhrllls o~ c:ye' estimate chat more than 10% of the problems, you should vislt\ your physi• OVER 50¾ Off. various forms of anhritis can be clan prompt!)', White · 199 associated with visua·I problems. \ Most rhcuma1ologlm are keenly ' Bone • ;249 Types of anhrilb whkh .ire associa1ed awa·re of the 1da1iomhip between the Plus SCi11 •with eye problems m:: rheumatoid ar· eyes and the Joints. They are very arclul Bone/Silver '2100" 1hritls, Juvenile rheumatoid arlhrltls. 10 detect wy abnormalilies. An c:xact U'l'll

I Life Whh Momma , ; (Mommy Wars. Au Pairs. Quality Time. . The preceding c;co11omic virw of parcn, t The buiz words may be ne"\ Ilia rhe ling doo. not, ofcourse. nddresuhcis~ucl'lf ;i. human problem ofraising children isn't. working moms. Ami much of the.debate Whatever the generation or societJ\ pan•nts over parenting~oduy centers on the role of ~ ho,·ehodrocome11p 1ti1hsorne woyroroise women;,,Hcrc'loo, however, 1he rnutlel j their offspring within /he context ofor her prem11ed by America ofth e fifties and six• ~ personal, 'political, social and economic ties is being cnlled into question by ;_ challenges. researchers. • , ! While parenting in the 1990.s is np dif­ What model? Rl!.'lcarchm say lhat "The t;­ ferent, it is none1heless faced wlrh Its own Amcriqn Family;• . meaning the-_ 11niqu! se, ofcl~alle_ngesand oppor111ni1ies ''Breadwinner-Homemaker'' model, "''as :! for couples on Long lsla(t1i J'irst of all confined to the while middle-clan. Tbday's young parenls often carry wirh A pallcm which ,wa.s pn:vaknl in 1hc Jailer them ideas which ore based on their ex­ pan ofthe 1800sandinlothecarly 20th cen­ perience 11rowlng 11p. Emotional baggage? tury, ii was widely reaffirmed in 1hc 1950s, Sometimes. But in a more sub1/e fashion, Remember Ozzie a11d llorrirt? T111: their expectations and orienrotlons come Cleavers/ How about Fo1!,er Knows lksr? from rhefamily systems out of which they Lobor Sllllislicsand reccn1 research sug, rame. gem that the TV version of AmcriCM family With today's changing social and life is 001 all 1hcre was 10 it. "All during the , 1-conomin·o,wi11ons, however, theyarcfin• ninclecnlh century increasing num~rs or ding 1ha1 they may just lta1·e ·10 do their WO!llcn w~re in the "''Ork force, doing piece parenting in ways that are fundamerilal/y wor.k, takmg in hoarders, or \l'Orklngln ~l-W· diffenmrfrom the way rheygrew up twenty Ing factorfo,;• said D{. Roscnlhnl. ln fact. she or 1/tirty years ago. Oifferell/ flnam:ial SUg&l'SIS. the propptti~n of women in the demonels, changes in litestn1cwreof families workforce has been incrcn~i11g steadily r()r andthero/esmomanddadp/ayinrhmi,and · the past ~-cntury. "Not only that, but mar­ mixed messages f rom community and ried womtn tOO:' she notes. neighborhood, all come into play. 'At firs1, the married women in the Pal'l!ntinginthe90s. Thrjimstepin«mi- ' wmkforcccamcprcll~• much frum minori­ prehending how parenrsofthe ninl!1ies will ty and immigrant populations. Btu from cometotermswi1h1heirjobis1011ndema11d World War II on. 1hn1 changed. " Probably, where their ideas abo111 fontilies come married women would hn"c gone in10 the from_) workfon.,:,sooner, bul io thc~kprc:SSion mar­ riage bars "'ere inslituled:' noted Dr. Rosc.n­ If )'OUarc at least SS or 60 ycar5 old, )'Ou lhal. Then came'thc war, and recruiting or probably do not need 10 read the nex1 married women wassuddcnlyencourai;cd. paragraph. · So much so, that shoppllll! and other services America has nol always been the richest, • were set up for the era's 'Roscy 1he Riveters: most powerful, and most successful nnlion The fifties, she argues, W:1.'l no e;crio

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Also, fathers have lakcn more ofan active roJe;n child care. "Fathers an: 1rying to become.more involved in the child~n•s up­ bringing;• said Eberst. She added tlia1 bccauscoflhemen'smovcmcntoflhc 1980's Bill Clark won't stand for long lines "a lot ofmen discovered then: is more to life than cal, sleep and work!' at the South Ferry. Cou~t on it. Since mothers entered the work force the need for adequalc day care has been an ll.i-k in 1h,· 17-XYs. :i.1inud (Luk 11·,,ulJ r,,11 hos ,,, l""I' ,•ur ,11:,h•m,·r., \\',tilin~. ,·ith,·r. s., 11'1~11,•1·,'I essaulal ingn:dicn1 to the two income family. lld\!hl\•1~ li-.,m 1h,• S..•u1h ~-,,rl. h' Shdt~r bl,111.I 1:,1 ,, thin¢-1;,~ l••~r .11 :-.\•nh ~•,,,i; B.1111. ,,rs.,u1h,,l,l S.l\·inf!S Th'O-lhirds ofall mothers wor~acrording nkl.:d. , l.l.111[ ~-,,u·11 "'-"' ,>i1r Br.111.:!1 ,\\,111.1~,·r;: l..'11Ji11)!a hand tiw .):,·11,·r.11i,,11; Ln,1. 1h,· t'~ui- 1:111111, b ,-iii! ,11 th,· .11 1lw 1,:lk-r ,iuu ,,11 11. • • to the US Census. That is roughly doublelhc lh.'h11. l'uul11~ "'II (lll"'tfl4,.•f l\\\1 \\ hl~llt.'\\ '( 1l1i11~, S'-'I s._, lh..'XI 11111"' \ \'t(t\.• t.'Ul \.\L'{ i.$(,tnJ-h\... r,,111)!,. :,,..I\ figun:of the number ofmothers who 'h'Ork­ J.•usy. s.,, ~--•u 1,y1n h;1\\' "' \\\tit. • hdf,, ,,, Jh,• CL111...,: .\lid II 1·,,u \I Jilt t,• >l\.' 11,,1, ·a ~•'-}I cd in 1955. lnaddilion mon:thanhalf ofthe (J -"-! :,;,,rrh h•rk ll.111,~•11•. 1n- .h.luur,· 1h,· (l.111' l\111~ "-'-1'> thin\!., l!\'f'l•h1,:. ,-t,•p lw ,1111· ,,n,• ,,f ,,ur :.... , mothers with infanu an: In the work force. w,~•,n According to Gloria Wallick, c:x.ecutivc '"£""' · din:ctoror the Day Care Council of Nassau =~ ,,~,,,., ,:,,..,,,, ,_,.~;,,.. County, day= silts on long Island have escalated over thc~s. · "We staned 12 )'tars ago wilh a referral NORTH NORTH FORK BJ:t..NCORP';:..__...:.;";;.:;~.,...::;:"-•c.;...'·_ system:' she said. "The first year we receiv­ we )bl. · 1,Southold ed 100 calls. Now itccive 2.400 calls a :=:. · Count 0~1 it. lQng Island • ~-- In 1950, Wallick· said thfa'e wen: two day ,,...... L 4u.Ul,~).\,l,3ll(U,"- '' IIJ.:": ."h• ~>;,-_,\\' care centmon long Island. Today then: are \\-tro.11, . ..."l.'1Nt%;1,JU'I 800differcn1 sites tochoose f romin 1hean:a. • I • I DONOT l ,.oJAPANESE s·woRos . ..CLUNIUDI LONG SWORDS UP.TO $2500·. 00.,. a.==--- . ACCIDENTAL­ SHORT & MILITAIIY SWORDS UP TO $4 00 • 00., .• Al.SO BUYING GERMAN WAR RELICS • DAGGERS ' HEUIElS ' FlAGS • MEDALS • UHlfORIIS • SmNS • , .. GEIIIAN SWORDJ I DAOom UP u $400. 00 ea. INJURt INVIEW, LI SAT. ROCKVILLE CENTRE SUN. ROSLYN , LI IDAY INN ur:: HOLIDAY INN -= CAPRI-ROSLYN II ROOM (IN LOIIY) ROOM 100 IIWlNG ROOM (NEAii LOIIYJ NNYSIDE BLVD. ,, 173 SUNRISE HIGHWAY 1053 NOIITIIERN ILVD. I.E. PLAINVIEW, U ROCKY@ CENTRE,· U ROSLYN LI JULY27 10Im10 4p11 JULUI 10:30I11T04pffl . ' Why Settle For "AsHmbly Linc:" Quality & Sc::rvicc:: . . . Or Pay High Chain/ Mall Price s? _ ..._i,.... ~"' . wood9uru \ ~-~ ~ ~op~~~I Pf~I. You or your family can- 18> WOODBURY RO, HICKSVILI.£ ~ PHONE: 681,EYES be injured at anytime and most (6111-3937) likely by ~mmon objects or everyday situations. How do yau prevent them? •. • Common Sense. How do Stay calm and ·Wllh this (OtJPC)n111'<1 tht pvrel\Ue Of a Cornp\4;1• pth o l p,nc1101;on..,.,.,.., llfltM and '-ti.MS). 5cwTM ln.lJ,llan(f ptan, f.nd t,pec:iaJI aJ, f:t(luotd~ Mty ~ I bl comblMd •111110, a,.., oth..- offt:t. ''" pj,lt •flllliH yov lo • ~ I• .1,-,n o, blfoc• ! contJolled. For wheal 111juries. call 911. IUtht OJ the um. P,eKtlpuon bl.It aOtN l.etuH .,. ~ . • tw:S ,.,,, .,._ t,;U W#&llabl• •• l.i•wiJ th•~ Ea:,.,., ,on,111 For less serious ln\uries, go d1tectly to your local community hosoital.

''I'm Dr. Goldman, Director of Emergency Services al SYOSSET -EA' · COMMUNITY HOSPITAL. II you hve or work in the Syossel area. you're /ortunate ,. mer Foods·festival.5-9 to nave one of Long lstana:s b~st equipped. best stalled hospitals nearby . • SYOSSET COMMUNITY HOSPITfL."

Twenty-tour !lours a day, Ille Syossel ruEsDAY: Mexican Fiesta Ni£?:ht Community Hospital E'.flergency ROOO; Is ' "All. You Can Ent" tacos, fajilas, anct'Cjuesadillas · ready 10 treal any 1nIyry, , / WEDNESDAY: Senior Citizens Nfaht 11 To help prevent accidents, We've prepared ' ' Choose our fam~us Swedish meatbi:if enln!e /or jusl a Home Emergency Guide. It's ,mportant1 ' S2.00 or ~2.00 off any hot cntrtt. Complimentary coffee I It's bmelyl And, it's FREE! For your copy, calf 496-6527. or stop by. t•' ,.. THURSDA\':Jtalian Pasta Festival our Main lnformaloo Desk ln "All You Clin Eal". Gourmet pastas with a.ssorttd sauces, the tobtiy. served wllh garlic bread & garden salad.

' PICK YOUR DAY AND GET IN ON THE FUN ... .. Ell~ • ~- . ____· ; .ONLY ATi~ A!!~-:---t---, 1!!I _FREE COKE PRODU~ 1 I I • \~ilh this coupon & p~rcha.se o,r. ( . : y.,..,.~ . any or lhc above spemls __...... ,,_ , I 1 SwouetJ, Community Hospital I o ~-•~ I 221 Jencho Turnpike ~~------~ Svasset. New York 11791·4567 5101"' eom..... ,; Holl>',.,,., pro14 ttXMO ~ 1llw\tr\ 8"" c,o,,. Blue Slldcl Incl >JI°'"" ~ lft1UtJl'Q pro,JBm1i a,r ~led .... \ · Mary.O'Toole Reme~bers The·Way We Were By Rita l.111nRdon ' i Day care ctmcrs, cnn:cl women and Pre­ ik 3rc eommon terms in 1odoy's ramily :household, bu1 back i11 the Fifticssuch fphrn1d were no1 !."\'en pan of 1hc con~'tr• !sa1ion, • : · we've said goodbye 10 1hc days when · mom~ s1a,-cd home wi1h0 1he kids while dad ,worked a i2-hour daytosuppon 1hc family. ! Now. i1's 11£110101he Nine1ics where bolh , scuof parea1s ha,-c10 work and I he children :begin 1hcitschool career \'Cry earl.>', , MaryO'Toolcof Cornell Lane remembers Mary OToolc wilh hrr d1u1h1rr, Marit. [1hesc days "ticn sending your children 10 a moved 10 Douglaston. Queens. when she ~daycarccemerwas "unhl':lrdor' andwhen wns 7 years old. She mc:1 her hu.sbaod, Ray­ :c-•er\'one "made do" with whal 1hey had. mond, when she was IS;-cars old while riding . " Yo(i were lucky If you had a washing on the school bus 10 Bishop McDonnell : machinC:' recalled Mary. "I had a hand-me-'T High School in Brooklyn. : do11 n washing machine 1h01 wns on i1 s last "Our da1ing was a little diffcrcm 1han !legs. I nC\u had a dr),:~• nowadan!' said Mary. "Ourdaling 1hen»-as : \\'hen money was I igh1, dad worked O\'c.'r• going 10a Ca1holicchurchdanccon Surtaay ! lime.. " If )'OU didn't have 1he rnonc~,you nights or going 10 a movie and having a ham, : didn't buy it. Andyou:tlwnyspu1 som hing burger al 1he While Cas1IC:' THEWA\'WEWERE:ThrO'Tool tf11nllyofComrllLantlnl962.Bolloinrow:l\faurttn.M ■m: ' D\\11)', c-·cn ifii was fh-c dollars:' llfary aid. She added that c-·el)!One I raveled by bus (lop row) K■ihlttn, me>m. Muy holding R■rmo nd Jr. , dad Raymond , "Material 1hings wcrcn'1 imponanl. i­ or subway which cost five cems, a ride. "I : tr life "as i111ponan1:· didn't know anyone who had a car:• she said. b~nd in 1948. Wedding were planned-in a you were hk ky if you got 10 or 15 dollars:· Free 1ime \\':IS spcnl brin~ing 1he kids 10 Afitr she graduated. Mary worked for shor1c:r lcnghlh of lime, she said. Ahhough it's 1he Nineties, oneof M:uy' ; Jones l}cac-h or sining on lh'1Jlrassor porch New York Life lnsuran<:c in~-York City. Mary's v.-cdding was planned wi1hin one daughter~ Marie Hudson, finds lhal she en- · ,·ha11ing" i1h your neighbors. "The women Later she w:is employed a1 New York monih. Today'scoupl.essometimcshave10 joys raising her children, Heather, 7, and didn'1 "ork. All m)' neighbors were home Telephone as n repair operator nnd service wail 'as many as two years just 10 book a Man hew, 6, as her mother raised her. ramng a famil)!' order derk. · R-ccption hall. The 1976 Hlcks,illc:HighSchoolgradua1e She added, "I really don'1 s~'Ooe sit• Mal)' no1ed 1ha1 many women did not al­ Mary added that ii cost about S710S7 .50 stays home with her children while her hus- 11ngout an>1nor,oround 1he neighborhood:' tend college. "When )'OU graduated from pcr person al 1he reception as opposed to band of !3·)-cars works for an engineering Sunda~ nigh1 \\as l\farfs ge1awar from • high ~chool, you just a1;11oma1icnlly wcm 10 anywherc:from S40toSIOO now per person. firm. 1hc kid~. "I'd go in 1he basement nnd iron. work. In our day, ),'Ou liad 10 be very rich 10 Wcddingpresentswc reno1 aso;travagc:nl "I'm involved wi1h 1he PTA. I v.an1ed 10 Thal was my j)(DCC and q11k1 . 1\ll lhc k[ds go 10 collcgC:' as thc:y arc today, Mary said ~he was lhrillcd lie home with my kid5. I enjoy ~ing invovl- \\OUld ~a,· ·whcrc-'s mon:nnv'?' .. The dating game was completely diffc.-n:m 10 receive: a sugar and creamer, salad bowl ed and 1hey enjoy having me there:· Marie For.cntcr1ainmcn1, friend~ \\Ould i:a1hcr as we~. While worrtcn nowadays arc engag­ :mdchecsedishasgifls." theygavemoney, sai_d. 1ogc1hcr for dmner. "\\'hen >'Ou had dinner, ed fqr a numb.er of )"Cars before 1ying 1he iou only had dinner, You made your meat, kno(. longengagemc:ni~ \\'etc frowned upon porn1ocs. ,egc1abks. .:offi:e and dcsscn;· b«auseparc:u1S1hough1 i1 pu1 a1remendous (continued from page I / \ tar) ,a\d. "Tod11y, it:s >O CS.pcO>I\C 10 cn1cr- ,1rain on each pariner's self control. 1aln:· "They also didn't ha,·c: ,,;eddings like 1hey Ken Chrls1enscn concurred 1ha1 Joel's Long Island's East End baymen, and 1hcir \IOC) o·Toolc"a' born in 1hc Uroni- and hm·e nm,'.' said !\-~.ary who ma\"icd her hu\• con1ribu1ions 10 these issuC!i ha,·e been struggles 10 pr.esc:rvt 11lcir wayoflife. As pan significan1, adding 1ha1 Joel's music appeals of Wednc:sdny'scen:mony, Joel was treated Plan·now for the Summer of '92 to young and old audiences alike. "As a 10 a rendilion of 1he song performed by !he father or four, I can tell you 1ha1 musids no1 Northporl Middle School Choralicrs. Joel We offer you the use of our' extensive something gcnera1ions. agree on. The gave1he4! se-,-emh graders a 1humbs-upsign resources in finding the camp ex­ strength of llilly Joel is 1ha1 he doC!i speak following ihcir performance, 10 all 9fus:· • perience tailored to your children's in­ Al a press conference followmg1 the park terest and your budget, · ceremon)', Joel said 1ha1 while his songs fre­ Our service provides you with guidance quemly address sodal issues. "I don't sit ...... Giese Park of 300+ sleep away programs that have down and SO)' I'm going 10 write abou1 a (continued /tom poge JJ been personally visited. cause!' " I didn'1 pick 1he Vie1nam issue. I was are concilialory 10 rc:;idcnts' concerns:• writing about in)' friends who were Viemam McGovern said in an interviC\> Inst week ,e1s:· thar he has only received one ncga1h·e call Joel's lntcs1 chan 1opper, "The abou1 1he project ~ince 1hc letters WNC Downc:mer Alexa" 1ells of 1he plight of mailed. /

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J ' Reminiscing About Hicksville· ...r More ' . . 0('9/e&1;/4,m 9/~.. . The following srory was sent to the JI. .--..:------::-'21-::a .. .I i: '/ustrorcd bySa~o ~•m' 1b$0UJO a.bout love people who are enthuslas'tlc. ..can"t st.ind chose who are bored '; hJs memories of Hicksvi/lt:'s past. and supcrc!llous about 1Jfe's lovely joys. I've heard people say, "Oh, H.iwall-lt's ~ I amalifctimeres!dcntorJericho. I wcnl so commercial:' I can't'belleve that anyone could go to those spectacular i to thi:St. Ignatius School notto thechurch spots on that glorious ocean, those mountains with the dark cloud shadows ~ when it ·was located on Broadway. The and the nearly-always ralnbo~-those lncrcdlble miles of frozen llcorlce j Rtlnhardt Gange was across the street. that are the lava b~ds- sug;rr fields waving In the soft breezes-the ,: They lived in lhcapnrtmcntab:m's Bllrgaln Store located in rhc middle of the village on rhc east side near the prc­ scnr Swecr Shop. I bought my first pair of hockey ~katesthcre. Before that I skated wirh clam1Hkn1es ... I remember the Hicksville baseball renm. They played off•Uroadway and James Stre<:t, Some oft he players wen: Skip 1-:isemann, Fred Miller and Scolly. They would pass the hnt around for money •.• I n:membcrthc fir5t uniformedcopthat came 10 Hicksville-his mime wns Wilson. ·H~ had a round booth located in the middle or Broadway, John Street and Jerusalem Avenue.just 6igtnough foronepersontog~ in. · • • I rci11cmberd11ring1hesummcra1 lunch- rime everybody would be walking in the 1939-llicks>lllt Lllbor Oay Pllradt village. The junkman would come down 1939 Labor Day Paradc-mar

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M••Q•t•>~GJ Friday, July 26 ''The Gathering" a newly formed By WIiliam Gravert orgllnization for single ¥Ults will meet a.t The big tour bus parked behind thc:opcn­ Bal theUnilllrian Univcrsalist Church of air performance tent at Plan1ing Fields Ar­ Central Na=u Jn Garden Ci(y. For more borcium last Sa1urdaydocsn'1jus1 ferry 1he information; call 248-8855 bet ween 9 and band andl-rcw from gig to gig. It's the lravcl­ 4. inJ> home 10 the most authcn1ic counlry , 1 Friday, July 26 Through music show 1his side of the: Mason-Dixon line. Sunday, July 28 Johnny Cnsh-,-a/ k/ a "The Man In Neil Simon's The Good Doctor will be Black'~brought the only 'NYC area np­ performed at Studio Theater, Linden­ pcarnnce of his revue 10 lhe Oyster Bay hurst. TicketsarcSIS. for more informa­ preserve. He was joined by wifdunc: Carter tion, call 226-1833. Cash and the Carter Family,.and his son Saturday, July 27 John Carter Cash. Flamcqco in The Sp1mish Courtyard · Like Caruso, Sinatra, or Elvis. Cash features The Montelalou Dancers in the literally define, his genre. Along with Hank Courtyard ofthe Vanderbilt Museum in Williams lmd George Jones, he carved a Centerport al 8. Tickets arc S1 2.50. For chunk out ofthccommercial rnusical land­ more information, call 262.-7800. scape and established the ground rules for The Philharmonia Virtuosi will pre­ male country singers. scntim All Vh'aldi Program at 8 at Plam­ The son of a poor Arkansas couon ing Fields Arboretum, Oyster Day. farmer. Cash's rise to stardom was fuclcd by Tickets arc S25, S20, SIS and Sl2.SO. for his gutwtuncs and deep, surly \/Ocals sug­ more information call 922-0061. gcs1ivcof early folk greats Ernest Tubbs and •father' A. P. Carter. Saturday, July 27 And After greeting the audience with his Sunday, July 28 signatun: "Hello, I'm Johnny Ca.1h .'.. " A free Magic Show for children will be the band twangs into the classic intro of prcsen1e·· sityCenterat Adelphi. For more informa­ added a heady descant. Grjuy Dirt Band's counlry-rock, 10 lhc tion, call 877-3613. In a salute 10 Old Glory, Casl\'s "Ragged Weaver's hybrid style. Upcoming at Planting Fields; Philhar• Through August 4 Old Flag" monologue.struck a responsive Though t~e Carter line-up now consists mania Virtuosi, all-Vivaldi program, July, Thrr:c Acts OfMunfa wilibc perform­ patriotic soft spot, leaving the audience a ear ofdau ghters June. Helen, and ~nita, their 27; Judy Collins, Aug. J; Spyro Gym, Aug. ed at A'.rena's 5e(ond Stage Thearc. East tears of pride. feel for thfs original music is just u 10; Dave Urubeck, Aug. 17; Jean-Pie~re Strangely abscnl were Cash hil~"Or:mgc authentic.. Ram pal, Aug. 24; Orchcst ra of S1. Lukes Farmingdale. For111ore information, call 1 293--0674. Blossom Special" and "A Boy Named Sue:• Bacllcd by Cash's band, the ladies' quick- Bcctho,-cn Festival, Aug, 31, Sept. I. l , Though the Carter Family never toured pickin' and light three-pan ha,rmonicswen: For 1icke1s; Tiekc1Mas1cr 516,888-9000 outside the upper-South-their popularity fresh and robust on the "Wabash Canrmn• Info: 516-922-0061.

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\ l5 South Ser\lice Road CS. &x 1400 132'E. Second Street; P.O.. Box 9002, Mineola, NY Q 739-0909 ~ - N.Y. 11590 (516) 333-9400 G1. I , Magee noted that it isa violation ofa coun­ =l•) =l';J Firefighters Help ty fire ordinance and all rubbish containers I 9t3 3:2•hi i? should be kept 25 feet from any struct un: in­ The Second Precinct has repor~d the;;: island cluding propanecylinders. following; \ Save lrees On July 15, the Hicksville Fire Depar1- July 16-A 27-)'C3r-Old Hicksville man died~ telephone ( continund from page l mcn1 provided members and two pieces of at hl5 home after a barbell laQdcd on his g apparatus lo asst~, Westbury vamps who hod neck. · n answering 1h.a1 die, Barry mid that the town and the IWOSCJ)3ratcho\lSC rtrcSIOatinguish. Units \.\'.illiam O'Leary of Tte7,Zll Coun was in ; Hicksville Chamber of Commerce an: ask­ the basement ofhis home working ou1 with 9 service, Inc. from Carle Place and East M~dow also ing local businesses to keep watering the assisted. The alarms were nt 9:15 a.m. anrl weights. As O'Leary wns bench rr~~ing a i trees.. 9:50 a.m. barbell with 225 pounds ot wtight, ii came; MAIN on1cE WEiis 5.4444 The soaring tcmpcrotures nol on'ty af­ down nnd landed firs! on his Fhin an\-ck, but have caus­ ,on his ncck. A short littte Inter hls mother~ JOB ,POSITIONS AVAILABLE ed a number of brush lircsns wtll, said fire camcdownstrtlnand found him lying on thci department spokl:5man Ow~n Magee. bench. He was pronounced dead at the :I scene:. I FULL • PART TIME • VACATION I "Drought-like condi1ions in the an:a arc HOURLY OR MfSSAGE ~ATE cont ribu1ing to the fin: in local recharge The Second Squad is i=t,lgaling, j basins:' switMagcc. Headdei:l 1ha1 the front June 30-C.ues of,soda ,vcrc stolen from ... tawnof ahomeonFourthSlrtet caught !in: Puff&Stuff on Jcnt,1;1lcm A,,:nudome11mc e. N•l1onal WHlmlnsltr 81nl US~ Bu,10,ng Through July on July 18 01 abQul 10:30 p.m. be1wccnJund0andJuly2. E'. • During the month of July, two 20 Jerusalem Aw•., Hicksw.ille, HY Magee s;tid 1ha1 drivers should make sure that cigan:ttcs arccxiinguished in ash trays. showcase e.~hibi1s are on diq,lay at 1he A.rt On View - ~ · Se-,tmg N.tu1u •nd Su/Ioli Smet T9• S Hicksvilh:Library. They lncludcn:sident and not thrown our thewindpws ohehiclcs. Nicholis DiLlllo's paincings in the lobby The Hicksvjllc Public Library isMfcring i "Barbecue ashes and coal~ hould be dous- mul1iplc exhibits for the monrh of Augiut. - ed thoro11ghly;• saidM-:!gee. "Smoking and hand painted china by Christine Fil pi in the Fiction Room showca.~c:. Steve Klein will be showing his paintings material5 sho11ld be crushed out and not of Americana al its bcst-,kpicting towns G l:JTIER·S thrown away haphazardlt,' Through Augusl and villages in sophis1ica1ed simplicity. CLEANED • REPAIRED • REPLACED In other depanmcnt ma11ers, lircti9h1ers • Not So Grimm FairyulePla:,,:rsprc­ Co111cmporaryar1is1Shain Dnrd will a ­ rc$ponded 10 a lire on July 13 in the. Jenny senl their r-ourth Al1)!Ual Surrum.'1 Season hibil her huge, colorful still life pain lings. ESTABLISHED 19 YEARS Craig sign nt the Delco Plaza Shopping from July 9 through' Aug. 21 at Double­ Teddy bears arc going 10 have a picnic in Center on.Broadway. This is the founh time day/ Babcock Senior Center, Christ the l!brnry's lobby show1:a5c. Alice Mackin LICENSED & INSURED thauuc.ha lire in store from signsoccurn:d. Church f'arish Hall, 61 East Main St.,, will display Im ~ollcclion of picnic rcla1cd The Fire Manhnls a.re invcstiga1ing. Oyster Bay. Tuesdays at 7 p.m. and painiings, books, craf1s and biukets. Two malicious false alarms ",:re sounded Wednesdays al 10:J0a.m. and 1:30 pJll. on July 14 at 4:46 n.m. at Broadway and Admission: S4.S0. for rcserva1ions call NO TI CES Nicholai Stn:ct and another from Old Coun­ 922-6497. CiroupsonlycaJI 673-7618. July P UBLl· C try Rood and Charles Street at 4:54 a.m. 30: Pt·.1r/, Th~ Powrkr 8/u~ Squirrel, /\ug. NOTICE'TO urnm:RS • Firclighrcrs .,.,:re at rhe scene ofa serious 6: Ali.:,: In Wondcrfond, Aug. 13: The BoA!dof EduwJon ullUck.vilio Union ►-rNi motor vehicleaccidenl on Newbridgc Road Char/011e's " rb, Aug. 20: The \H,ctt.'ffl S.hool Oist¥icl ofl hi! Thwn ,o!Oyst,m. 11n th,, 13i h d1y ol ,1elcome. To register ~all 822-7505. Auxun.1991.in th• Pur,hllllln~ om,c ol lho Ad min1A1n1lon Bulldlng on OM"on A.rnuo >I 0th Slff'f"t. llic.UvHlt!. Nt!w\,Yor-\t. , at whtc h timtl "-"d place All bids will be pu lidy oprn•d. Sp,rlliratlonund hid form mJy heobioln•d al 1hr l'urrhutn~ Otncc.Admlnf.irull•>n llulld,ng, Oivition A\lenul" at 0th Strrc-t, llirksviJlr., Nww York. The Boa.rd o[ Eduation rt,r.rvc.; the right tu re Jee.ta.II bids ..nd toewudthcronlnrl taot.hrrthan th• law••l bidder fo r any re1a,on dCl'm~ lheb,•,t in1or.. 111lthrOi.i rk 1. Any hid , uhrnfl~ will t,,, blndln>-: fur n,nf'l,,i(90ldais auU!!cqucn1 tol hodatft Qf hid tipumnJ:", lltlAlln Of 1::0UCATION JIICKSVJl, U: UNION Pl'IEE ' • SCJlf)OL DISTIU (,"f TJ!w n ol Uyslo•r /lay, N•.l'nlX l, EAS!NG.l,TD,,10,:,>n strucl a I0,000s.(JU,Ut! foo·1hu lldf-ng for tu\\ ,u II car It's your tnove 1 1 ~~:~~~::~!tri~(~~r~iU~~n~::~;r1_1~J~-~u~ ... .Nc-w York on lht! follow in~ dc,crrbrd pn:rnl.'\t•s: ( Jl'' L'I• ,p , , ,ur Jl.nknl!l .ind l·,11n 1II 1111" \Ut t11d \.1,1, .,, Al.I... lha l certain pto1. p1rc(' or p4rceil qi l11n,J .iiLU<•. Jying ind hr.ins rn Hfr ksvitl<'. 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KAIAO~UU:,-,.KMOCUJUST ..,..... ,h Ouoolli»,,RE Z2 FIRST INCORRECT IN· E•~lll\C:111 ri• ltd/n HI w l 13 rAIITTIMUOOKKHtlft SERTION, WIil ii I II/Iii siw;,, ~j !:'a11•c~r.. rfflM'd •i ~!OlOHOUflS Tno papor ~uumos Ourcompona11lona11clbonof111packagosurpas~o1 c.n-...... o SIIAlLPIJIIUC ru:w IOH5 mu z, ourm ■Jor compotllor banka...... a Prolll Sharing and M l•bol fAIUlfNCOAll -·- NO rn ponslblllly, tor / :zn.1100 26 , 01{1() MANHASSET ~iw any re.ason for an error Plan are just some of 1110 ucillng bonof111we ....,,,_. 21 1 CONSULTING FIRM lnanadbeyondlhOCOSI oller, Housesitlu,g 28 INSURANCE s ..,. Un11td• ttr OfiUIK of l hO ad llseir. 29 Call us !Oday for an appolntmenll . LICENSED SOUCl'IOR PTT cMtk.&Uda'II tnlry uaoc:l1J1 PEf':SONAI. F1HANC1 Al PlAN• ~ E 11.ceUt"t iOflD•Otm ,.._,.,.. :.I Anion Papers Clas• Mtt..t,OUIOWnQ01\n..m4n 1£.a· l1,1lu1e. NfR • IDS Fln.anc1,1 S.mcts. • -" Wu1tlMIQOOO• llftnov,-..,N'¥1 Al'Ntkan&orn.1 Company, Fim Sc>ace Jo.32 slllod reserves 1he rig hi ctn.:ntlncomlopocttuNtyWllh ~know~Of~COUI\I~ Ollico.As $218. You can a lso advertise ~our I U Ol lft OWf II.II P-Kad lf botato,y a.c,arowwJ lfl l1 boutor, 0,0, .o,m, ,- IO ,l r,om d l l'WII e-,11y fflCASHl[AJJl,jU O( D Uu~ l'ffltumtna, 5,1 Sat •f..lCM.;;lGCIM Sl~pe'"' ~ ""'~a ilHMftlla l HOME SVMC£S c lassified In specific regions(Western, SAT/I-UN SHIFTS ...... Curi,., . .. pe,l•nc• P,ll•HlrO W.0 lltl • COffil"lll... ll,IJ'fln,1 ul• rr I nd ('o,npllfll'f\th• brenef/1, In ., ~ Central and Metro) loronly$160 l o rtwo • C.OftOMrlll IM¥1ronmtn.l, Fo, Ul'W'NOla\e contkie,,,lfo"l1p4HM u U OtM,1 M STOCKI GA LlSPOal EOUCAIION regions and $88 lor o n e region. ., ...,., . •,,, ,, ,ton, altotYt ll~P1111oapp -lvlO-""l Yl lrlnl)rrtf'SO"I lo: OflllYC.RS-fa.o1 1~ t'"'"41d' 1S I emir Cold"""°H.1rbofubcH11o,y 4,1) A J.ful>< ln\llUC:110" 60 IICU CqH-or vi s it 0.M IIC...U.C, ,-.Cllla frf snor, P0.0.0.. 100 t t00 llROA.DWAY UALl ~I> 61t1,I rtTM Ots;uld\4t, • (;ol4$p,,~HJttlOt• NT 1t1241 Hl'C-ILS\llll[ U,'01(o,ic I.O>I A fou,,d 65 Anio n Community Newspapers l<.1.II IOiiooflw!'WIJ lfflplayfl WF PtRSONk(L O(PAfffMENt !.-~, (.6 747 -8282. io«,1,11 Qcu)J(M'I'\ f;169 Ask f or C l a s silled MARINE !om 101, ;.,pp,,._,is.,.,.,.,. 11 IAM!f'lj~ '71 ~ -.UP(A.JlARf TIME Career Opportunities ~ 111\:~ruc:r-oo 7.t GUHCOl/{OJ"f lC:E MISCELI.AHIOUS 2 Help \ ~an t ~d &144~ '·>«""'"""• ~ ~tenc,IM,Onu,me,rilt 16 at ..A...nton Community Newspapers PERSONAL SEAVICfS SS0,000 PLUS CLlAA fYPUi l' •rr "91.t!.~ll Semc.t'\ n +11 , 1,n A t~i.iu,1onCo The fastest growing newspaper group o n·lhe ·North Shore ~1"• Se<'nlmg 8,1 coum,1ousc RE.SEARCHERS NCEO(D Pail l•tM. h•fll~l 10. energetic person willing to devote time to p.m.,MondaytoFriday. canea_rnS101o $12perhour. fil~I~ ~ sa 00,"our 1111.11 bonu•u WIii 'ct'Xlf\ia/,J 86 tr~1" 1,._lpt"'-fl lOf\lk,bA"phC6 1oQlft developing new accounts. Experience preferred, Salary & commission. Call Pete, 747-8282, 10 a.m. ~ ,Id AOophotU 66. ,.,.,._~,. 141~ [ UJJ" F5U1lE l&4 but will train the right person for potenllally to 4 p.m. au,, 100 o. .... , co eon, H1ii~..c:ANl1~ lucrallveposl1ion. can Mr. Westman(516) 747~2. CIUs•lfed SupeN+SOr AVS1AAUA WMHS \'OU [ , She1t1 l101 ( ( Clli!"1 P•O ~l'tel,U il !IPl l ~I• llort , 01 comp1e11 lnrom,. uon CUSTOMER SERVICE PTT ('OM?, , 1,1 ... , u~ So11 ,erw-M Ou 1, W01D~lj ll"l1u,an<-e 01 11 Cla.ulle-d COotdln110, tel t11T\-9om.-11 (H ~CM-Or,t i;t·1 1tl=N-1fl'I~ Josopn1ne SCollo fl(.e. PrlOI' ll'\t4HM1Cee.■ ci,ar1rttne.e Willing to train embft,ou:i. har~orklng lndlvldual 11you are a'11Cupo ate. ghiµ;~•t,~"'4•lo tikon~ the phone, Cl'C''•"•" Oood lel•OhO"• IUl.l~ fflUti UQftfll'OW'Q w.-, for a career In advertising sales. Based out of I want to speak to you about Classilled Sales. •••--~o f'IO• to, Mto A.vQw,t Hun!lngtonotfice. Salary pluscommission. Health Expe_rience preferred but wlll train. Half day Fet.CU Benl'I CALL CLASSIFIED po,M~ l"'°'" 11\uf'$-....3C)..~_JO Benefits, Call Mr. Westman, (516) 747-8282 _Saturday required. Full Tlme. Salary plus Comm. 33J.5423(Harry Brody) Howatd Nachl 747-8282 ···••11 plus be';"flts. Shella, Ext. 175 ~ ~ . ~•w-• Cohen I AN1'0N COMMUNIT Y NEWSPAPERS IN NASSAU & SUFFOLK: The Isiai;id's La:;lg st • Farmingdale Observer - The Dispatch (Floral Park & Stewart Manor) - Garden City Llfo - Glen Cove Record Pilo1 - Grqat Nook Record - Hicksville Illustrated News - Syosset/Jericho Tribune - Circulation of Pa d Lovittown Tribune - Manhasset Press - Massapequan Observer - Nassa.u lllus1rated News {Mineola and New Hyde Park)' - Oystor Bay Enterprl si Pilot -Plainview/Old Be1hpage Herald - Port , Washington News - Roslyn News - Thrao VIiiage Times (Wes! Hempstead, Franklin Square, Elmont) ~ubscription W ly - Wes1bury Times - The Long-Islander/North (Huntington Towrishlp) - Ttle Long-1slandortSouth (Islip Township) - Northpor t Journal Newspapers By U.S. Mall To 137,000 Homes With Oler 405,000 Readora tn 105 Communities . I 2 Help Wanted 5 Domestic SJatlons 8 Business Want Oppor~nities ...0 l'tT OF1'1ct HELN:30 0-m, 2;30 oowe.snc Ht LP tnlla'DIL M, ,,ueNOLY HOME PARTIES hH Real p...m. Moo...F,1, Con'lpultf E, wt, ~~~,ebe,pe,, hU d•l" Estate 09411\11,Qt ,~ 1 lEO ,AQl.lr,IN OUN CO'o'£ ft&lltpo,ft tion. C.11 148-7129 lflnl .llOS-G4UM~SIOAI, ..,.,_ HIOHpann,, i'U"N5,rn.,H , 10, ~,,m: 1uu,llud VollHOf!f-CIJJ. MIIS AH100HE plall~. A,,V, p ,, • mt mb•,.l'IID - •t1.eo10 cam.ptn~ ,u • t Ubd.lwit.l.on on SOlllHot.O• W.Tn.fll:OHT ,_,,,, IIOIIID•••AUS CHIJIICHOmc£. WINOSOIR AGENCY • i t UM ·~·· &U.U MOPM .,._, JlY.. A $UN, IA»-lPW •llU !lll:11 11~1 I ...... lo- I 1i!I !IOUl"OLD COMMOIEXPERl£1'C£ W•TE~,~ONT J3)Homes To Share NOf HCCESSI..RY Now il the time to take care o{ younclf by . . ... starting a rcwAtding career. We're look!og for MOIi D<9ll~low•a,_a. OltUnc WE5TtMJRV 5Nte38f\2i>a,h1 0t-1'" 1121-«20 6 Ch1Jd Care lh·• ~O!\,l•I ..11n OHO w'llel Intl LA, Eht D,., W/ 0. Nof\, 1111 iruridc reprc.scnlAtivc lo work ln ...... ATTENTION wcs ~ •,, en,,~ r,a,,,, A~"•· IIPIC.Ur.' S.,.00 • II Cl lt 9Q7,d1,,. 0, pl= t, mod,;m (Aci!Jtics. Experience helpful, tlH CJ•\(l,t 1 'il)urt le,, J.OJ9,00I). ;u.f.Q-71'90"' rorJ," CLASSIFIEDr.EADERS ,._ ,,.. UP£A.Jl.NCtU U ,8fl1Tll" but will tmin the right person who ls articulate, PfT C!t1lc 1 U1111 tu . un IOC..al lny ..,. t.14 Rf MOft0ay..f1icSf1 fllo,n- II 701.1 p1,c, • uu t o ■ "000.. Matlon King R.E. ' "'fl.l\«ome.. 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Vtr·y com. l~tlfOJ'ff •l'°'"'tadte~.Fnt COVE REALTY 821~ 161 oun covc-w, ,~~-31:i.,n a wn.. posJlfO'\l. P(t Q,r F(f F,.. OR. P-tt t),,at;n S utl.OI• t, J.800 Pltiti""" PIY, Pf1&1e c:.all 516-781 -2223 lloor DItn _,,,1c11u1, sit,,... 5EACUFFG.oeCod40J\J~th-. " ' H11n U'tQ P,OQfl ll'II DI01'\dH Fin. (nml , f:b),I, 0.( 111 on 00 r 100 it\CIJ I ll CIIOI. Slolfl•t 11 s hOw'tl,, Rte root'TI, ~ BR & b.lUt 1 GUNHf.AO.l.Ai•urylB~J ..... S.lh - ..... C1IIMr. Klnl(Sl6)747-040l WPPtf ..,.,. PaJIH'Ju orouncn., LQ l•••a.. ,.c:;,1r, Srio r• Sc,,0011 co.,qo CAC. t,01.c._. 1-c_1, ga,10• .~OVE REALTY 621-616 1 lu.«rlO H L 220 Ot ffl ~-,!AM ,,.. .. A.t.~•no 12'99.()QO ~000 QSJ\),V JO[HICHfJI-OtO!H AU.ITT ,llorthtm PrOJ)!!'lle5 ,~ COVE REALTY 621-616) '"- OLEN HEAO/GLEH COVE n1c,>1_0J111t soue,ro.-,w, ..,. 7 Health Care -Ol.ENHE.AO-tlOIMritnlJ.t-'Bfl 1\1" ,oa,r ,rc,uNA,Vf. 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(hgli"4 Gl~REALTY 671•2300 ··- CM~L<N , ..O.of,,.u,,,, M.ANHASSET High 01u RHJI~ RN'S/LPN'S -·- ln lppl, Ul'gt l .., f"OR eftd H(W ll~EOOl'T>!E"-'4-,1W.... t 11t. r,N , Ant. 1M'lrp1c,. <1 e--.1Y1 -- TUCOII COTUOl 671-8522 876-9287 OOtUt•a.n.t.,.t.C.Jl(VO!)U0.-2!168 9 Real Estate SHELTER ISLAND 0 •n- .,1. lll f01 •mulftO ft-COtd•d GET THE MIDST FOR :~!-~~:::.·~'1:.0::: ::,~;:~• ~~- J"o~j~, ntHHO• tfti1 fh11111 a.,tallt 01'1 1ran.ef~, ll95..0CIO mu 1• • 1uu, ,..,. ~'t'll1 D.1th, fO'lf oPtJotlia.. jk'f"SCAH) Ill\ YOURSl AR.. Jt.,900vn, JOtNJCHt•OEOlN "Lil.TY Qft([N'iALE-3 1oom ~ IOC)1 10,~tt,nfl/d 11000 l11MhJ'IH COAST \1l ,..,_ b-lrnl .• 2.-ca, ga,. 8Hu1H\il1'"h 5oti(:1Kula, 0,,..-tew 10,muu II0•1111 ,.~kJ4., ~ ~ ~O.~IIIJ~ from lftJa m.lnl ..1 • 1•. orf111~ o?owmBCJ~... ,,._ ,~o,,fU.nen.. tuma-, _,, ac:,• "••o p,oo,11,, A,1r.1n; CACittp1~1e(.l'IINll~. U100 au!IS s.::JOO,COCl. 0.1'1., wtll tLN.nca. lOO'otunctrbff.eh tron•0t1• • I a.e,e Mt.lUCMd .,ooc,.a pare.et COVE REALTY 621,6161 \ lktNJIMI REAL µT~TE AU<;TIQH, Ofl. High 01b Rt1lty /1/lf HUI hldta•• r rlOfflt t;Offltl TRAH&POml.110N• Now "lfl~o· XS-i'7D 27, 2 p.m, , , , Moftl1u\ H"'l' ~71-85.22 876-D2a7 i.OOJ$f VI L.LEY..J I~. 0 A""(l£, Mto\ _, • l•i•p,,• ,ownd o,u. 1011 of an.rrror1....-..E.-~on1, C>voove. Sou1t,.&m010ft Towrt. l.1, ,.._ GI.M.a. ~ft00il.4fu!l bit1'1.._ - '1,:00 flOIT~.,.c,non s.e..,,e~,c.Mllll,lgptat-- tSrW.a•rfront r,oi,,.. Ol'I.OOac,e. I lot• or tr»1un. O•" •' m~•• ,_COVE REALTY 621~161 r'll"0LJ)0.000 + -.n.n1,11Uy. Ct.ll BrobrpuikloaliOnJ"Ai,C• UfOR ..., l lJt1"'~LllDA.~10-,'Wara i lOIM.23-lUV !Hr5C'.AHJ ffl Rua Et\liteA«tionfSHl9 21fi.Oi96&, ~ no sen.000 ta:IU.... -111'1 ~ t.~.....,St!Nl&1~ fN'f"SCAHj7/'J"$ OUNCOYE-lAtg.t.12, 781\, Sbatnt. ' 8 Busi.ness , ..,, , -old, ¼ au, C\.ll•dl• U C. A.W.IJl>lrt..,.,11£ WAR[HOU.lll0£UVDlY ' [)'u,J.oe• ll)lltdUC.0,UU.Q:IOrtn. , ttl-7H•Jt00 __IOO-Ut,1'14 bl. 2. ··~"" No 1"°'1119 5'i t bl• ~ • l"~rt , Futl TltrWPIII T1mo Opportunities Nollhttn Pro11trtl.s 7~ RO$l'YN-·-- FLOWER HILL :"$/"=.:~~~.. pwf'lftlAd... 11.l!IIC111l-60Ptf~t.,l1lFM ,.._ ... E-tfl~ghl&.IIM.. SS$" • 1$$ Vi ac,u , • -ood,d ltUlng. MIO te'111 SOO.:U.C-3435 747-8282 Cl1 ..llled ~·- I Oel1 Rt1ull1 I , ' 22 Out Or Town I 15 Apts. Fof Rent 19 Co-ops/ConJos 33 Offices For Rent 44 Cars Wanted . Rcol Estate - - 58 Home Services 5911 Jnstruction Cl.l•DtN C1IYICkl•JttVALUl' SULUVANOOUNTY~Bll.2 ..1 •~ Al.LUt.ac..rt.F~,Oo'me.1Cc:.. ru fM#1$.c-,..• ~•01,..,»o1,r11.1m., All UNIJIIW. oPf'OIITUNIT'I' £1.011c, P,ot, u1Y1c.•. top n .. w, Ull'UYIN UROIICltJIIQ PORTWASHlt'GTON ~._.,•lfftlACo,.Op porut, hU• on ,1 a t.1 u , to., •~ 111ort1•y, linw1uu:;.. 'lllll yov, Jon--r.1JhC..l28,s5a'1 -.aUIIDICUIIIO Upc,ti,1,1,'tril # ..lliC I IOl'IQ'6 tt.w~I\- ti•,,. l t'IC'"'"',,t,tflii.ctDJ• ~towcilfl 8ti uMv1 12,o,(. I IA,71M,..l22J 1-.QltMI POOLS, l'OHDS I CWtD(N si.-:t,:.;~ Att Slt.. Gf API• 1 Qirlcu tM C:f\1,-~litP.CI IIICI 0111'11 flf* u r In CM mGII olfn1-63,3 t CdDJM'letlfMt TJIAl•IH tNVSCANj 7'2!) OUM COVE,Pfrm-. oo-.n1own t.«I0-1l-TOAAH INSTALLATIONS CNpt■ • • S l.,]SO.. CAc, '4 611 Col • ICHOl LS ACOJIH JilODll ,.._ Att,a..,lt'ltern.Jtal!ft~IN>"t A>tit, 11,500 • ) R5', I YI BAJHS. PREt.1:"-''-1 =,~~hf~~:~=-~ ...... ,~ Edward Maloney ll:IOvfln•c.o,t!pv\41f~'tlu&lnQT l,OC.lhON roR~UOPLtASE u ·,o:i.n """'~ ArthurW. Sal!er, Jr. M ■,, • m l f\U I ! 11111 ,011 don' t SANDSPORT 883-7780 CALL CLASSIFIED w .. • 14l)Oft-'p..JI\J 11.l\Otrt.1-Metl U>Ollong lO lfflt:l,O,,,, 1"2'tl - ,..,.,,\;. -·· "'"" Hour~: ,oy, ptntnl p01 h @1tlcHI? I IQ\1' ~ 747-8282 46 Accessories/ 9:00 a.m,-5:00 p.fT1. til)ftltf'>CI • Urt 8 ul1Mu l flit, ,OH WASHIHGTOilll' ' I OR• I Co"'pw1,,1. ~ .., .. I 'Mtl~£W'l8'1.LA.tJi,U th.oltSf' Se.!;?c,es BY APPOINTMENT ONLY tJ'l(ld'-"-- _,.,_.~4:.rDlUOitC~, ~ . GUN COV[,doe10,'1 office e44-l14•Cf•m•H•e•t GREAT NECK c o.op ,...... , rt,. • L°""" .1nU. JnJHVHdownUftl!'n&oc.. 516·744-8115 ...... SCH ENC~ AVENUE 1!04. ~ -a. 1.200 tCI. tL 'J,tt .., 40 .... I tJoot•••1 etet1a1. fOf 5nfoc-.1 n ~=~~~:f~1~::~ ProtusloNI PJIVale GulluUUC)n ONL't J Af'l'ITTMl Nf SUFl OOL.OIEAQ IROI •t1·HOO AJ{$fft'lll5MG Ul)o, 8.0 C.'l .&&J.mt QC,-an In Y'O\lr HCfflL Cl•UIUI• MUll:N ..,_DllAYIM~ P oou t ar, F olJL , 8 tu••· n oc.lil. NosPONSORPf'Orll. f l "'1AU.Cmo Al/All.ABLE FOlWOOO CONST"UCflON W".WroiQTOftBui.:t 11;.~llfto\ylllR., ..... Ru.aooac(e.. lbi>Lout~re,•~• 'S1U0101,50,000• 1 BRt.MOQ0 • ~8F; WllEARAG£1WS.000 '"M'I' CUSTOMERS ARE MY f "'-,l"i."" tucfl,PCIQl,ltfllll, LG). (711/631,:1:m ,1 t-t,,.~110u~Xl8:I • ALL FUllY RENOV,'l (0 • lOW MAINUN.t.NCE 48 Articles For Sale $P(~~~M.~~~~~ES ,... '"" CLOSE fO '\}l • CA.II.AO( PAR~ING AVAILABLE OfltAT NECK OF ttOili.4£ RE~OOEuttO l WA.SIHNG10Jrf·1 on ...l f'lt• 11$0,a lt.Fullunlceotllc.• ruANrTlJRE, ~ ,a.J, 0.901Col't- AT t AIR PAICfS • tr,et , .itehtl\, tia,,. Ai,-• fl 611. FOCUS REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT CORP ' aoace. ~ o. Call CMll'l-.18oobtlCQ.Gi.u F'.lclml"l,u llc•n11d & Insured 64 Lost & Found Pets &~fflO .. ,,o,H,C&1tm-n1a, Eld6"101111, e1e.a,10 CAlL THE REST TH[H Ji",lotJOrtl'I 829,4411 S1f..,IM.,HS1 , ~1111 111'::n ~ rn,._, CA~~::sr , LDST • ft.EYEIIE 110 • POfff I OFFEIH,~(l PY Pn~P!C'rtJS ONLV . HAPPY JACK FLE.AGUARO; AU IEIOli,OOOlE A •~ •u,w 05l01 2BA OIAIO "' '' v,ia ,~,,. .. m 11a1 P•lenttd d tvlc• con1,011 ANIWEAS TO TUCl(U I !>00 j ftt,.sJnhomfwil~chemic-a1t0< HAS UllpjM &ACK U.O C_0,~E A~ALTY 621,6161 ,,..-muna101t.Rn.ull10¥wrnlo,,1r ...... 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John GoocMm y{n O'Toole also pla)'C(I ,.. 6-22: Can11n■l!I 15, Robins 9 : The C3rdinah' offense wns led by Scou well. l11c Rn!Soxwcrcl_edbythchi11ingof • Bryan who banged out 4 hi15, including a llrc.nl Rogers and Denis Noonan and ex­ j Grand Slam.homerun. Jimmy Mon1nnn, cellent Clllching by Str.ttos Mi1S0ulopblis. c Andy Visconti nnd Chris llnrbino each mp, ·S1rn1os' bro1her Gus also played a great pcd our S hi1s. Brinn Hebron banged out 4 game. ' • hits and Gary McGuinw colltcted 3 hits. 6-27: Ownplooshlp: MdsS, Dodgm2 ~ The hilling stars for rhc Robins were Both 1eams displayed the same com­ e Jonathan Young whosm:uhed out 3 hirsand pc1i1ivcncss in chis championship game as eDav id Salllcr who had 2 hits. Bob Ge1W1(e. Ih•'Y had done all season long. The Dodgers, ~ Mall Whillakcrand Paul Gc11U1leall pla)'Cd coached by Tom Snadccky, go1 SLrong ph­ : supc:r defense. J ching from Mall Snadecky and Nick l 6-25: Catdlnals 16, Ea11le11 I Schmidt. Danny Ciaccio. Da~d Barnard $ The C:mlinnls' aunck wns led by Brinn and Rob Dclllagnosupplicd 1hehilting. The ~ Hebron who clubbed 2 homcrun~ and Jim, Meis go1 greDI pi1ching from John Gooch ~ my MonJana who whacked 3 Grand Slnm Jimmy O'Donnell and Joe Pa!lllrcili. Th; homerun. Andy VilCOnri and Chris B.lrbino hi_ning was supplied by Paolo Fumagalli nlso hie round lrippcrs. Chris Kishanuk wuhJ RBlsand bySIC\,:Sadowskiwhohad banged our 2 hits and Jamie Callari ,ron- 2 RBIs. The or her members of 1he team ore 1ribu1ed a clureh double. The E.aglcs' big RY3n O'Toolc. RY3n Ha)'C!I Jesse L:lncaster guns were Tommy Rkdo nnd Chru Cnnc'I Joe Corrado. Jesse Uanino. J~dolli' who rapped out 33 hies apiece. Michael Michael McKay and Chri.s Sward. • Albinskl 'and Chris Verde had key hiu and 5th/ 6th/ 7th Gnidt Championship Louis Holmpple pla)'Cd grcar dcfcruc.. Royals 9, Mets 7 The Royalsc:ime upwirb 3 runs in the Inst •!ICJ(SVILLE'S J OHN l .UPS KI (I) auldu blind runntr 8r111nt McKtatey (r) lbrou1tb tht 6-'26: P mllnals 17, Jaybinfs 12 E!Knho"'ff l"ilrk 10 Kilomtttr coarse. Andy,Viscon1iand Chris ll:irbinosmash­ inningtobca11heMcuina11rc:11champion­ l-d Homcrunand went S for S. Urian Hebron shipgnme. The Mc:u hadprcviouslydefca1cd rappcdou16hi1swhilcScot1 UryanandSl<.'\'C the A's by a score of 11-9 to earn 1he playoff JAlvarczMrokcd S hiuapiccc. Kraig Binick spot. The Royals were Coached by Vinny Del John Lupski.Helps In Victory Games and John McGinn chippqi in with 2 hils Ragno and the ream roruisri:d of Mike Del John Lupski of Admiral Lane in as rhe runner he's guiding, and John is ont' each. 'fhc hi11ing scar for the fa)-birch wn~ Bagno,John Brnnnnn,JeffRcinhard1,S1cvc Hicksville was one of the volunteers who of rhclocal area's fastcSt. When Sue Polan• Sieve Mo~ieli.o who went 3 fur 3 including n Locke, Mike To1ino, Jruon Smnion, Alex helped make 1he Victor~ Gomes a success sky, who coordinated runningc:vents for 1he Gr:md Slam homcrun. S1elios Kar:1.1 and Jimenez. Kevin Ru.~. Mike Mirra, Mike Physically ch3flenged 01hlc1cs from wi Victory Games, asked members of the Oiru Ru\SO liliocollrctcd 3 hi1s .IJ)im:. Mau El-Khatib, Ed Lynch. Joseph Herb, Carl O\'Crlheeountryv.ncon Long bland for1hc Sa.:co and Senn Conk. Plainview-Old Bethpagc- Road Runners -Cas1oro had 2 hits ond Ju,1in lirei1 rdlcr Gamt'S on July 12-17. They included some Club 10 help out, John wusone of rhe first Congra111la1ions 10 •Vinny nnd his 1eam. pln)-cd grcal ckfcn,c. l't'r)' fnsl blind runners- and that's where 10 volun1ecr. He helped squire Bryon1 l-1n11I Gurne: C11nlln11ls 20, Sharks 121 CYO also wanis 10 thank Mike Silvestro, John was an s-ssential pan of the action! McKinlcyofSpok.anc. Washington toa lhird S1arring for 1he Cardinal, \\Crc Gary coach ofI he Mm, and Glen MeNa.mcc, 1he The blind runners need sighted guides to place finish in the I0Kilomcter road r:icc a1 "Migh1y" t-kGuiness, Andy "Thunder" conch of1hc A·r., for sharing their lime and make )Urtlhcy stay on course, and Johnscn,­ Eisenhower Park on Sundayand°lcd several 1ak111s with I heir teams nnd teaching lhe Visconti and 0ria11 "Hol Rod" Hebron '.who 1 cd asoncof1hoscguidcs. Obviously a guide blind runners around rhc Mi1chel Field track banged oul 4 hi1~ upiccc. Srnll "Fla~h" boys gnod spnninranship. for n blind runner has 10 be n1 leas; as rnsr In various Cr:ick events on Tuesday. llryan, Jamie "0atbustcr" Callari, Chris . Girls Softbllll "llambfo" Barbinoand Jimmy "BigS~y" Cardint1ls 10, MtlS 7 1'-'lo11ln a each. coltec1cd J hits. Stevie Elipibcl h Gaynor made a dynamite back­ "~V~nd •r'' Al_vnrez nnd _Kmiti "Bomber" up piny n1 fim base and was on base rwicc. SPORTS SHORTS Blmck ad Zh11Srach while Jared "Ligl1111- P.JI ti-/\1111 Montana made a super play at se­ Rookie Division S1ruck.ou1 14 A's bniters. !~t:"1:rd~ J~h?."~fly" M~irmand Chrh cond b:isc:mdalsomaderwohitr.,one RBI. Con I 'r-11$$ K1shanuk drl1\ercd lC) hils. Kerri O'Donnell made ou1S1anding plays. July 16 game. The A's vs. 1he Yanks. The following ■n: the game n:suhs and For the Sh:irk ~. Man:o ilruui, Mike Vic­ ca1chi~g a 1ag-ou1 at home and ca1ching a In the PAL, Rookie Division, the A's. summary for 1he PAL Rookie League's charclli and Mike Kenefick rapp1.-dou1 J hil~ foul Oy ball: she obo went 3 for 4. Jamie behind the mong pitching pcrformnnccs gamcon July 8. The final score was Mets each. Drnnis Campbell and John De Mar• Manillo made a super ~.i1ch ar shon stop of Peter Ruffini (6 strike ouls) and Eric II, As I. Sauma(9s1ril:cou1s)combincdona l hil­ rin drli-ered clu1ch hits and plarcd spcc­ and m~de _4 RBIs. Maura Gardner pl:i~ For the Mets: Good pitching and taculnr defense. firsl base hkc a pro and went 3 for 3 with 1...­ ler and defea1ecl the Yanks 3-0. Eric S~ui:na, Devin Smachn and Ryan ·defense by Danny Smi1h. Joe Rodman Coach Ed Hebron would like to 1l1ank 'RBJ. Erin McMahon madeu grcar play al se­ smashed three tripl!=S 3Ild hod five RBl 's. Steve "S1allion" llnrbino and "Smooth" cond base, go1 on base twice with J RBI. Ping11orekd rheoffcnsc byrombiningon fourlimcly hits and three RBIs. Excellence pitching by Andy Visconti Sam Ah.irez for rheir coaching nssismncc. Colleen O'Donnell pitched a super 6 inn­ who s1ruck our four ballers and colltctcd He would also h~c 10 express his gr,uirude 10 •~& go"!c, ga•-r up 7 runs, she also \\.tlkcd 3 C:11cher Devin Smacha, plteher Pc1cr Ruffini and first baseman Scan ijs first win. A grc:11 game c:a1chin.11 by a ll 1hc Cardhrnls' parents for 1heir cn- 11mes wnh I RBI. Kerri Famiglictli delivered Fmnk Danko. ) 1husias1ic support 1hroughou1 lhprnson. key hils when really needed and made 2 Naughton provided rhc A's with the • 3rd and 4th Grade RBIs. Bridget Donoh11e pla)'Cd 1he field like defense needed for this winning per­ fort he As: Go&! pilching was provid­ 6-22: Rtd So" I I, Brav" 4 ~ re_ol 1pm pla)-cr and doubled in the third formance. ed by Ryan Pingitore and Pere Ruffini Danny Tcrgc.scn's two-RBI single broke 1nmng! The Yanks provided a s1rong effon in _who also had IWO hits. Good fim ba.,c open :1 close gume. Brent Rogers hil a The Cardinals included 2 players who 1h'e field and their pilchcrs efficiently was played by Scan Norton. homcrun. Denis Noonan and John Kiernan ",:re-un3ble 10 play in t]ldinal game: Dann each had a rripk. Gus Mi1sopoulos and Gioia who underwent an opcra1ion and Philip Laudincach pi1chcd wcfl. SIC\'C Verde. Michelle Caggino. These two )'Oung ladit'S PAL Girls' Softball-Junior Division Sean Conk, Brinn Horv111h and Brian also mndc fine co111ribu1ions 10 1he Car­ Royals 2J Angels~ · Royals 18 Orioles 14 Kaplan all played well for (he Bra\'CS. dinals during the season. The Cardinals star1ed the seoson with a win and wen1 On July 9, the Royals pla)'C(I rhcir first On July IS, the Royals rebounded from a Coach Dan Rogers ofthe RcdSo.t wnnis game, and they came out swinging. Christine to congrnfulntc oil of his players for an s1migh1 through 1hesca.son undefeated and los.s 10 rhe Yanks by bearing a good Orioles finished in first place. All rhese young.girls Rutsky nnd Catherine Micalizzi hit rwo team in an cxcitina game 1ha1was well pla)'Cd ou1s1andingcffor1 duringrhcycar. The Red home ruM each and Jenine Camilleri and by bo1h teams. Sox ployed th~ir hearrs oul in a heartbreak­ played as 1earn players. These II girls pla)'cd as one. A line group of girls, I was proud 10 Beth Lcaryenchhi1onehomerun. Christine The hilling w.as supplied by Christine ing 8-7 loss 10 the Mm in 1he playoffs. I j m Nolan and Keri Ann Herbert had lhre hiu proud of all my pla),:r.; who stayed in chis ro:ich each and C\'Cry one of chan. Three Nol~n, _with four hits and four runs scored. c~eers for the Cardinals! each, and Danidle Haupt had l\\'O hits C~rtmne Rutsky, Cathy Micalizzi and game and pta)'C(I h3rd to the end. Dcfcnslvcly, I he outfield wns wcll-cm-c'rcd 6-24: Playoff: MtlS 8, Red Sox i M1~heUe Martorano with three hits Cllch; lhlvel Team Ntws by Lorine Knippcnbers, Kristen Adams, Ken Ann Herbert, Beth Leary, Kru1i Hine 'Thi.s was an exciting playoff game which SL lgn■ tlus vs. SL Mary's of Minha.utl Jennette Maranda ilnd Michelle Martorano. wa.sdcddcd in the last inning. After the Rtd One of the best games or rhe 6th grade and Jennette Maranda with t\\'O hits each· Kristi Hine did a fine job ns C31chcr. Beth an~ Jill Hilton, Kristen Adams, Lorin; Soxcame back 10 tie the score in the rop of Trave\Tcam. Final score: S1. Ignatius 8, St. Leary, Keri Ann Herbert, Christine Rursky the si~lh, the Mets scored the winni11g run ";ruppcnbctg and Danielle Haupt with one !-1:t!Ys7 , and1hewin1ookplaccin1he linlll and Danielle Haupt coinbincd for a very hu Cllch. in the bot~OllJOf!)lcinningonsingles by Joe , llllllll8, good pitching performance. ()