Glen Cove PD Welcomes Two New Officers

Volume XXIII No. 17 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 12/26/13 75C Glen Cove PD Welcomes Two New Officers The City of Glen Cove welcomed two new officers at the City Council meeting of December 23, 2013. Kath- erine Theodorou was born and raised in Glen Cove where she resides with her parents (John and Jane) and her 3 broth- ers. She attended Glen Cove Schools and went on to Saint Anselm College in New Hampshire where she played 4 years of Varsity Softball and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Physics. Katy is a certified EMT and currently volunteers for the Glen Cove EMS. Matthew Gillespie and his wife Katherine live in Glen Cove. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in History at Marist College. He earned a Masters Degree at Columbia University in NYC in Edu- cation. He is also a certified New York State Emergency Medical Technician. Glen Cove Police Chief William Whitton said, “The police department has had many retirements over the past two years. We are currently in a rebuild- ing phase, and i would to take the oppor- tunity to thank Mayor Suozzi and Mayor elect Spinello, along with the entire City Council for supporting our efforts and these two hires.” Whitton continued, “I wish for these new officers to have pro- ductive careers and continue our record of first rate public safety to the citizens Pictured front row: Mayor Ralph V. Suozzi, new officers, Matthew Gillespie and Katherine Theodorou Chief William Whitton. Back row: Glen of Glen Cove.” Cove City Councilmen Anthony Gallo, Jr, Timothy Tenke, Nick DiLeo, Reginald Spinello (Mayor Elect) and Michael Famiglietti -KCH (photo by Bob Canavan, Gill Associates) Re-Scheduled Holiday Brass & Choirs Will Perform On Jan.11, 8pm At The North Shore High School The North Shore Community Cho- holiday music spectacular. torium, Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Head. at the door. For information, please call rus’ December holiday concert, which Featured on the program are the Tickets are $10 for Adults and $8 for (631) 470-6128.31) 470-6128. was cancelled due to a snowstorm, has "Gloria" by John Rutter and the "Christ- Children/Seniors and can be purchased been re-scheduled for Saturday, January mas Cantata" by Daniel Pinkham. The 11, at 8 p.m. at the North Shore High program will also highlight holiday fa- School. vorites by the Musica Schmoozica vocal The HS auditorium will resound ensemble, directed by Carol Goglia. The with the glorious sounds of brass instru- evening will culminate in a carol sing- ments and choral voices, when the North along with brass and choir, and a new Shore Community Chorus, under the Chanukah medley for brass and choir, direction of Stephen Goldstein and the written by NSCC Director, Stephen Island Chamber Symphony Brass, under Goldstein the direction of Jeremy Kempton, will The festivities will begin at 8 p.m. take to the stage to present a magnificent at the North Shore High School Audi- Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 26, 2013 Inauguration Date for Mayor- Elect Spinello and the City Council

The inauguration ceremony for Glen Cove’s Mayor-elect Reginald A. Spinello and the members of the City Council: Anthony Gallo, Jr.; Pamela D. Panzenbeck; Efraim Spagnoletti; Nicholas A. DiLeo; Michael T. Famiglietti; and Timothy J. Tenke that will be held at noon on Wednesday, January 1, 2014, in the Wunsch Arts Center in Finley Middle School. All Glen Cove residents are invited to attend. Victoria Crosby Gives Presentation in Oyster Bay Glen Cove poet Victoria Crosby in- Following the presentation and cluded some of her poems from her col- question and answer period refreshments lection "BritCentric" in her power point were enjoyed by all. presentation on the history of the Daugh- ters of the British Empire, DBE, given recently for members and visitors of the Oyster Bay Historical Society. The event was held at the Angela Koenig Center and was very well received. The DBE is a National organization formed in 1909 for women of British birth and heritage who, while enjoying the company of other British women, raise funds for four nursing facilities in the US. Ms Crosby is the president of the DBE in New York State, the regent of the Westminster Abbey Chapter on Long Island, and vice president of The North Shore Historical Museum. She is also on the board of the Historic Royal Pal- aces in London, England. Earlier this year Ms Crosby was one of the honorees at Oyster Bay Historical Society’s event Long island’s Top Advo- cates for Historic Preservation.

Glen Cove Youth Bureau presents… YOUTH, NEWS & VIEWS Extra Extra…..Read All About It! By: Sandra Potter program of the Glen Cove Youth Bureau, provides afterschool homework help with Extra Extra…. Read all about It at staff, interns, high school and college the Carol A. Sucharski Youth Center af- volunteers for children in grades 1-5, in terschool program. With the addition addition to teen programming Thursday- of Long Island University Social Work Saturday evenings. Recreational activi- Intern SadieMarie Hofler, the program ties are offered daily and include video, has introduced a reading club to assist board and card games, arts and crafts, members in grades 1-5 with literacy, cooking, offsite trips and dance, all at comprehension, vocabulary and read- no cost. For more information contact ing proficiency. Upon completion of Sandra Potter, Youth Program Coordina- homework, children select a book of tor at 671-4600 or via email at spotter@ their choice and begin reading for fifteen cityofglencoveny.org minutes. Students participate in solo readings, and then are paired for discus- sions related to their book. Sharing topics include new The Gold Coast Gazette or difficult words learned, 57 Glen Street, favorite character or book Glen Cove, NY 11542 theme. The reading club (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) provides an enjoyable and easy way for children to Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen develop and improve their St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the literacy skills while pro- Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. moting the love of reading. Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., The Carol A. Suchar- Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. ski Youth Center, a drop in Week of December 26, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Glen Cove HS Students Participate in Cablevision Power to Learn ‘Charity Champions’ Program Students at Glen Cove High School were recently presented with a $1000 check for signing on to participate in the Cablevision Power to LearnCharity Champions program. The check will be donated to the students’ charity of choice, the North Shore INN. The school also received $500 for furtherance of its fundraising activities. In its fifth year, Charity Champions promotes volunteer- ism and helps raise money for a school- selected charity. A grand-prize winner from participating schools in each of the six tri-state regions that Cablevision serves will be selected in the spring and awarded $5000 for their school’s chosen charity. Pictured (l. to r.) with Glen Cove Key Club students are Assemblyman Charles Lavine, Key Club Advisor Mary Ellen Cuomo, and Cablevision Govern- ment Affairs Manager Kevin Waters.

North Shore Middle School Focuses on Making a Difference in the Community on “E3” Day “Everyone Matters, Everyone Cares, Everyone Learns”

North Shore Schools, December packed gymnasium about “Giving & causes, and brought smiles to many fac- strangers) that needed them. Thank you 19, 2013 - North Shore Middle School Service.” It was followed by a musical es across Long Island by donating thou- for being a wonderful community full Principal Dr. Marc Ferris stated, “Every- presentation of “Brave” by Dylan & sands of canned goods to those in need. of AMAZING children. I feel so lucky one Matters, Everyone Cares, Everyone Cody Brady. Principal Marc Ferris said, “We to work with such a great group of kids, Learns (E3) is our middle school ethos, On E3 Day, the students and fac- should be very proud of all of our stu- teachers, and parents!” our vision for who we wish to be and ulty raised over $6,000 dancing, walk- dents. With everyone’s support, our what we hope for our students. On E3 ing, skating, and playing football for middle school children learned what it Article and photos by Shelly Newman Day, we focused on getting our kids up the Nicholas Pedone Foundation, $800 meant to care for and help people (often and out into the community to make a for the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation, difference and beneﬁt others,” said North and $500 for the ARC Foundation that Shore Middle School Principal Dr. Marc will go to building schools in the Philip- Ferris. pine’s in the aftermath of the typhoon. The day began with the Annual But that’s not all! Students raked leaves Thanksgiving breakfast, cooked by the for a dozen neighbors, sang and played teachers for the students. At 9:15 a.m. music for senior citizens in Glen Cove, high school students led an important taught lessons to elementary school chil- school-wide assembly, Dylan Brady dren, cleaned up local parks, volunteered spoke about “Kindness & Awareness” at local charity organizations, painted a and Taylor Bradford addressed the mural and made crafts for a variety of Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 26, 2013

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 J O S H E B O N C U P E L 14 15 16 A NOA U RGE O PERA 17 18 19 I AMB R ILE A PSIS with William Hopper, best known as 20 21 22 L IMITEDEDI TIONS “Paul Drake” in the “Perry Mason” TV 23 24 series, Melvyn Douglas, Beulah Bondi R ETAKE D IS 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 and Tex Ritter (John’s father) in “Mother U SA W E E H A D J 32 33 34 35 36 37 Lode”, which was later made into a film S T O AT O READ G EE called “Yellow Dust”. He appeared in 38 39 40 C OLLECTORSIT EMS lighthearted films such as “Make Your 41 42 43 Own Bed” (1944) with Jack Carson and U RL R ATTY V ISIT 44 45 46 47 Jane Wyman and “Christmas in Con- D RAB R OE R EP 48 49 50 51 52 necticut” (1945) with Dennis Morgan, E G O R USSI A 53 54 55 56 57 58 Barbara Stanwyck, Sydney Greenstreet M U S EUMP A INT INGS and S.Z. Sakall. He was also in “Let’s 59 60 61 A RETE E XPO E TAL Live a Little” (1948) with Hedy Lamarr 62 63 64 and Bob Cummings. If you know our ce- Z EALS C LEF S EMI 65 66 67 lebrity call us at 516-671-2360 or e-mail E ASES K ERF T RAP us at: [email protected] Last Week’s Celebrity This week’s celebrity was born Last week’s celebrity was Mary Gazette seeks on Oct. 4, 1900 in Yonkers, NY. His par- Margaret “Peggy” Cass. She was prob- ents were a notable couple, at the time. ably best known for her performance as His father, who was born In England on “Agnes Gooch” in “Auntie Mame” both Advertising Sales Rep the Isle of Wright, came from a family on Broadway and the 1958 film version The Gold Coast Gazette seeks a self motivated and aggressive of merchants. When he emigrated to the with Rosalind Russell. This role earned Sales Rep. We are seeking highly motivated and result-oriented U.S., he continued the family legacy as her a Tony Award for Best Supporting individuals who will focus directly on the tremendous opportu- a shrewd businessman and possessed Actress and later, and later, an Oscar a sense of global politics and became nomination for Best Supporting Actress. nities in our area. This sales representative will be a key player one of the founders of the U.S. Dept. of She was also part of a nine member en- and contribute to the overall success of business development in Commerce. His mother, who was born in semble cast for the 1960 Broadway revue growing market. NY, was a woman who was ahead of her “A Thurber Carnival”, adapted by Jas. time. She was instrumental in establish- Thurber from his works. In 1983, she Experience in advertising sales to small and medium size lo- ing the Montessori teaching method in appeared in the New Amsterdam The- cal businesses is desirable. A strong work ethic coupled with the the D.C. school district. She was also an atre Company’s concert staging of Kurt ability to develop relationships and interact with customers at all advocate of women and birth control and Weill and Ogden Nash’s “One Touch of levels is essential to overall success. was a suffragette. Our celebrity consid- Venus” as “Mrs. Kramer”, opposite Su- ered both his parents to be extraordinary san Lucci, as Cass’ daughter. On March This sales rep will call on local businesses in an assigned terri- people. Our celebrity obtained a degree 8, 1999, Cass died of heart failure in tory to sell advertising in our newspaper. The sales rep will work in Business Administration from Boston NYC, at the age of 74, at the Memorial toward meeting sales objectives and assigned goals. U. and eventually became a cub reporter Sloane-Kettering Cancer Hospital. She and carried his own portable typewriter was survived by her husband, a former for that job, as well as, for all his travels Jesuit priest and educator, Eugene Mi- Responsibilities: as an actor. His association with a news- chael Feeney (1924-2013). They had no Responsible for the sales of ad placement in Newspaper. paper would later take on a more serious children. acquaintance. His career in legitimate Demonstrates the ability to carry on a business conversation with theater has not been given as much atten- Correct Callers business owners and decision makers. tion as his film and TV work. In the early Callers who knew our celebrity last Sells consultatively and makes recommendations to prospects ‘30s, he had dual roles in Sidney How- week were: Marrio Moccia, Don Adams, ard’s “Yellow Jack” with a very young Roberta Pezza, Tony Mercado, Will and and clients of the various solutions the company offers to their Jimmy Stewart. In 1934, he co-starred Babs Hutchins, John Rogalski. business issues.

Develops a database of qualiﬁed leads through referrals, tele- phone canvassing, face to face cold calling on business owners, direct mail, email, and networking.

Relationships and Roles: Maintain contact with all clients in the market area to ensure high levels of Client Satisfaction. The Third Squad is investigating a eastbound without stopping. The vic- Leaving the Scene of an Auto Ac- tim was taken to an area hospital with QUALIFICATIONS cident that occurred on Monday, a head injury. The vehicle sustained Work from home position December 23, 2013 at 6:05 p.m. in front end damage and is missing the Roslyn. driver side view mirror. 1-2 years of experience in sales. According to detectives, the male Detectives request anyone with infor- Experience with advertising sales is a plus! victim, 51 years of age, was cross- mation regarding the above incident to Proven ability to achieve sales quotas. ing northbound on Northern Boule- contact Nassau County Crime Stop- vard when he was struck by a navy pers at 1-800-244-TIPS. All callers For immediate consideration, sendresume, business references, blue, late model Mercedes Benz that will remain anonymous. and compensation history today: was traveling eastbound on North- [email protected] ern Boulevard. The driver continued subject line: Sales Position Application Week of December 26, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Congratulations to North Shore High School Kiwanis Students of the Month (Sept. – Nov. 2013) Honors: Frieda Killeberger Memorial get involved with community service. It Award, Student of the Month (Math, Sci- feels good knowing that you are making ence, and Health), National Honor Soci- a positive difference in the community.” ety/ High Honor Roll, Scholar Athlete Extracurricular Activities: Women’s Var- sity Swim Team (Captain), AIDS Peer For Gazette Educators, Girl Scouts Community Service: Volunteer at Glen advertising information Head/Glenwood Landing Jr. Baseball League, Volunteer Overseas with Rustic call Pathways in Thailand and Ghana. College: Undecided at this time but wants to be a biology teacher. 671-2360 Advice to NS Students: “You should

The Kiwanis Club of North Shore has honored the following students from North Shore High School as their Stu- dents of the Month for September 2013 to November 2013. Each of the students New Beginnings was selected based on their academic record, participation in extracurricular activities and their involvement in com- never go out of style munity service. Congratulations to all the students who were honored by the  Kiwanis Club throughout the school year. Ring in the New Year at the Mansion!

Morgan DeMartini, North Shore High School Tuesday, December 31, 2013 Kiwanis Student of the Month for September 2013 Honors: SGO President Award, Student 8:00pm-1:00am of the Month for Senior Experience Extracurricular Activities: Key Club Cocktail Hour & Open Bar Executive Board Member, Key Club Buddy Program, AHRC Peer Mentor, Festive Dinner & Dance Party JCC in Roslyn Fellowship Community Service: Key Club activi- Champagne Toast at Midnight ties College: Wants to go to a college in Con- necticut (Scared Heart, Fairﬁeld and/or Quinnipiac) and major in nursing. per person* Advice to NS Students: “Get involved $150 in clubs early (freshman year) so you can work your way up to be an ofﬁcer to get *Taxes & Gratuities included leadership experience.”

Nicole Ciotoli, North Shore High School Kiwanis Student of the Month of Overnight Accommodations October 2013 Honors: AP Scholar with Distinction, One overnight stay National Honor Society/High Honor Roll, Science National Honor Society, Plus Dinner and Dance Party Foreign Language Honor Society, Math Fair Gold Medalist, Breakfast for 2 on New Years Day Extracurricular Activities: Student Government President, National Honor Society Vice President, Math Research, AIDS Peer Educators, Varsity Tennis $450 per couple* Community Service: Interact Club, Ju- nior League Volunteer, Academic Tutor *Room tax & fees not included College: Hopes to attend Colgate Uni- versity Advice to NS Students: “Work hard and For Reservations call (516) 674674----29552955 always challenge yourself but remember to have some fun (once in a while!)”  Glen Cove Mansion Hotel & Conference Center Julia Volmer, North Shore High School Kiwanis Student of the Month of 200 Dosoris Lane | Glen Cove, New York 11542 November 2013 GlenCoveMansion.com Page 6 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 26, 2013 Teachers Association Donates In true holiday spirit, the Glen Cove sociation for their kind gesture. Their Students Help In Local Toy Drive Teachers Association was pleased to pro- organization plays a vital role in our Glenwood Landing School students participate in local Holiday Toy Drive. Toys vide Glen Cove children with a special event each year and we appreciate their treat. Each year, Mayor Ralph V. Suozzi, from all ﬁve North Shore Schools will be donated to the Cohen Children's Medical generosity, especially during these tough Center. Youth Bureau Executive Director Ar- economic times and we thank them for Mrs. Finder, GWL school principal pictured with students. lene O’Dell and Sandra Potter of the all of the time the teachers put into se- Glen Cove Youth Bureau graciously ac- lecting and wrapping these gifts. It is cept this kind donation from Glen Cove so satisfying to see the look on all of the Teachers Association President Karen children’s faces when they receive their Ferguson, and these gifts are distributed special treat.” at Glen Cove’s Annual Milk and Cook- Mayor Suozzi said, “This tradition ies with Santa. Each participant at the truly epitomizes the genuine holiday event receives a special age appropriate spirit in our community and reﬂects the gift, all courtesy of the faculty members old adage, ‘It is better to give than to re- in the school system. ceive.’ I appreciate the generosity of all Glen Cove Youth Bureau Direc- of the educators who contributed to this tor Arlene O’Dell said, “We extend our effort to bring joy to many of our chil- gratitude to the Glen Cove Teachers As- dren this holiday season.”

Celebrate Grand Apple Day! St. Rocco Choir Sings At Marquis

North Shore Schools, December 19, matic changes – from dehydration to On Sunday, December 22nd, twelve members of the Church of St. Rocco Choir, 2013- First graders at Sea Cliff Elemen- wrinkling up! Throughout the month, the accompanied by their Music Director, Maureen Husing, enjoyed an afternoon of tary celebrated in the annual Grand Ap- students monitored and kept track of the Christmas Caroling to the residents of the Marquis Rehabilitation & Nursing Center ple Day as a culmination of their “apple transformations. in Glen Cove. Many favorite Christmas songs were sung and enjoyed by all. Tis study.” As part of the curriculum, each This December, the study culminat- the season to share happiness! Pastor Elias Carr and Fr. Gabriel also joined in the student is given an apple to observe and ed with Grand Apple Day. Grandparents festivities. investigate. along with family members were invited During weeks of study, the first to school to help make “apple dolls” graders engaged in many educational complete with creative outfits for every- and fun activities including peeling the one to see! Many thanks to the students, apples, exploring its properties, weigh- relatives, and the first grade teachers in- ing the apples using principles of math- cluding Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Morley, and ematics, and even carving faces on them! Mrs. Miller who all had a wonderful and Through the weeks, students eagerly educational Grand Apple Day! watched as their apples underwent dra-

Featured are Sea Cliff 1st graders celebrating in their annual Grand Apple Day as a culmination of their “apple study along with their grandparents and family members. Article and photos by Shelly Newman Week of December 26, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 North Shore Lions Club Spreads Holiday Cheer PUBLIC NOTICE at Brookville Center for Children’s Services The North Shore Lions Club and the Student Senate. Santa happily gave the PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Any person having a disability “Happy Hookers” of the Glen Cove Se- handmade gifts to the children, while which would inhibit attendance at, or nior Center helped to make the holiday the high school students sang holiday PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a participation in, the hearing should no- season joyous for over 120 children of songs. public hearing will be held as to the fol- tify the Village Clerk at least three busi- Brookville Center for Children’s Servic- lowing matter: ness days prior to the hearing, so that es, located on AHRC Nassau’s campus. reasonable efforts may be made to facili- Background: Brookville Center for Agency: Planning Board, Village tate such attendance and participation. The Glen Cove Seniors presented Children’s Services is a non-profit, tax- of Sea Cliff Brookville Center students with beauti- exempt organization serving over 1,000 Date: January 8, 2014 Dated: December 18, 2013 fully knitted and crocheted scarves and children with and without developmen- Time: 8:00 pm BY ORDER OF THE PLANNING hats, handmade with love by the Happy Place: Village Hall, 300 Sea Cliff BOARD tal disabilities from Nassau, Queens Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York ------x Hookers. The materials are donated by and Suffolk Counties. Among its pro- GLENWOOD WATER DISTRICT the North Shore Lions Club, which con- grams is the 12-month Autism Program Subject: Application of Sean NOTICE TO HOLD ANNUAL ORGA- tinued the tradition the Glen Cove Lions in Brookville, dedicated to providing O’Donnell, 18 Hawthorne Road, Sea NIZATION MEETING Club began more than 30 years earlier. Cliff, New York for a special permit pur- children with autism an individualized Notice is hereby given that the Annual The Happy Hookers and members suant to Village Code §64-3 to construct Organization Meeting of the Glenwood education that takes into account each a six foot high fence and a five foot high Water District will be held on the Thurs- of the Lions Club visited the Brookville child’s strengths, as well as specific skill fence enclosing a yard and pool. Prem- day January 2nd 2014 at the Glenwood Center’s schools together with Santa deficits, and teaches the skills needed to ises are designated as Section 21, Block Water District Office, 6 Third Street, Claus (Tom Glynn), John Canning and increase their ability to communication 60, Lot 264 on the Nassau County Land Glenwood Landing, N. Y. at ten o’clock students from Glen Cove High School’s and Tax Map. am. and function independently.

At the said time and place, all Dated: December 26, 2013 interested persons may be heard with re- Kenneth S. Uihlein spect to the foregoing matters. All rel- Glenwood Landing, N. Y. evant documents may be inspected at the Commissioner, Secretary ofﬁce of the Village Clerk, Village Hall, ------x 300 Sea Cliff Avenue, Sea Cliff, New York, during regular business hours.

Silver Lines On Tuesday, December 17, 2013, in a situation, step back and ask yourself, the Glen Cove Senior Center began a “What can I do to create a positive situ- new chapter in its pursuit and support ation now?” This activity will become of Brain Health by introducing its first easier and easier as it’s done and will monthly Brain Fitness Awareness Day. create a happier and more positive real- The Brain Booster Club met at 10:30 and ity that will ripple outward. Eventually, worked on some challenging puzzles and you will find that everyone around you games. At 12:45, a brain boosting snack becomes happier. The third suggestion of unsalted sunflower seeds was handed Liza made was to say something nice to out, and Liza Johnson, L.M.F.T. gave someone in your day. Complements not AHRC Associate Executive Director, Stanfort Perry (center), welcomes the North Shore Lions an informative and inspirational lecture only make the recipient feel good, but Club members, Lions Club District Governor Linda Ruggiero (fourth from left) and President, about stress reduction and the mind. She also will make the giver feel good. Donna Giordano (fourth from right). explained that the mind is our most pow- These are three simple but extremely erful tool, and there are easy techniques effective suggestions that if done with we can and should implement in order to regularity, will create a reality change live a healthier and happier life. One of for the better. The old adage, “Sweep in the suggestions Liza shared is to medi- front of your own door” is so true. If tate using breath. Take deep breaths and each of us works on improving our at- listen to them. This type of focus will titude by using the power of our mind, bring us into the present which is where imagine the potential! positive change will take place. Anoth- er suggestion Liza made is to become Pictured: l-r: Carol and Dennis (2 members aware of feelings and try to be a witness of the Center) talking to Liza Johnson to them. Instead of reacting immediately

Santa Claus (Tom Glynn) presents a student at the Brookville Center for Children’s Services a gift. Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of December 26, 2013

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Dear Great Book Guru, feverishly familiar litany of past parties, My friends and I are planning a small achievements, slights, and political barbs New Year’s Eve dinner party here in but the story’s climax comes shortly af- Sea Cliff and we would like to add a ter the party ends. Gretta in a melancholy literary twist to the evening’s festivities. mood mentions a young boy from the Can you think of anything that might countryside who had loved her. Her hus- fill the bill? band immediately becomes jealous and New Year’s Eve Literary Reveler questions her fidelity only to find that the boy had died decades before . Mi- Dear Literary Reveler, chael Furey had despaired when Gretta What a great idea and I have a great, left their village for boarding school, and great suggestion: “THE DEAD” by came to her window on a brutally bitter Obituaries James Joyce, perhaps the finest short night to bid her farewell; he died from story ever written and it is set at a gala the cold but the devotion he showed was Marie A. Romeo Eileen Boris party celebrating the new year. The de- still vividly alive for Gretta these many Romeo, Marie A. of Glen Cove on De- Boris, Eileen (Nee Fanning) of Sea Cliff, scription of the delicious food and drink years later. Gabriel laments his own pet- cember 18, 2013. Beloved wife of Sebas- NY on Dec. 20, 2013. Loving mother coupled with sparkling conversation and tiness, his lack of passion in contrast to tian. Dear sister of Louise and Rosie. of Kevin and Kathleen Micucci (John). lilting music, all set in the home of two young Michael’s. The story closes with Also survived by many loving nieces and Cherished grandmother of James and elderly sisters and their niece, makes for Gabriel looking out as the snow covers nephews. Funeral Mass at the Church Margaret Micucci. Dear sister of James a delightful glimpse into life in Dublin Ireland, falling “upon all the living and of St. Patrick. Entombment Holy Rood and John Fanning and Marguerite Zava- one hundred years ago. But the story is the dead.” A truly beautiful piece. Cemetery. McLaughlin Kramer Megiel ro. She is also survived by many nieces so, so much more. We meet the courtly, Funeral Home and nephews. Funeral Mass at St. Boni- self-absorbed Gabriel , the sisters’ adored face Martyr Church, Sea Cliff, NY. In- nephew and his wife Gretta; the easily Joseph Macedonia terment Holy Rood Cemetery, Westbury, intimidated and intoxicated Freddy Ma- MACEDONIA, Joseph of Oyster Bay, NY. Arrangements by Whitting Funeral lins; his tedious, complaining mother; NY on December 15th, 2013 age 87. Home. In lieu of flowers contributions Lily, a young servant girl; and a whole Loving father, brother, grandfather and may be made to the Sea Cliff Museum array of colorful partygoers. There is a great-grandfather. Mass at the Church of Family Address for Plaque: St. Rocco, Inurnment L.I. National Cem- Kathy Micucci Gold Coast Gazette Subscription Form etery. www.DodgeThomas.com 169 14th Ave. Sea Cliff, NY 11579 Joseph Jr. Pascucci Name: ______PASCUCCI, Joseph Jr. of Amityville, formerly of Sea Cliff, NY on Dec Address: ______19,2013 Age 62. Beloved husband of Maureen. Loving father of Megan. Dear For Gazette son of Joseph Sr. and the late Grace. City: ______State: ______Zip: ______Fond brother of Rick & Debbie (Evan Portnoy). Also survived by nieces, neph- advertising Phone Number: ______ews & cousins. Mr. Pascucci was a member of the Knights of Columbus Glen Check One Cove and Amityville 4th Degree. He information was also a member of the Lindenhurst Regular Rates: 1 Year $21 2 Years $34 3 Years $45 Moose Lodge, Farmingdale Sons of Italy call and an Exempt member of the Sea Cliff Senior Rates: 1 Year $17 2 years $27 3 years $37 Fire Department. Visitation was at the Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas Glen Cove,NY. Mass at the Church of St. 671-2360 Mail form along with payment to: Boniface. Interment St. Patrick’s Cem- • • etery. DodgeThomas.com The Gold Coast Gazette 57 Glen Street Glen Cove, NY 11542 Week of December 26, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 9 CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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Sea Cliff Fire Department is usher- ing in the holidays with several annual events including the Children's party, where Santa gave each young child a present along with entertainment, the annual department party highlighted by a power point production put together by Jaime Vitale featuring many past and present firefighters and fire department activities and the annual Santa run through Sea Cliff, where Santa and his helpers drive through the Village and greet local residents and their children. -Carol Griffin

Firemen do the Santa run through the Village on December 22. Photo by Carol Grifﬁn Baking for the Holidays at North Shore High School! How is a Gingerbread House Made? North Shore Schools, December 19, 2013 - 11th and 12th grade students in Teresa Paolilli-Schiano’s Baking Class at North Shore High School had the chance to explore various ways to make Ginger- bread Houses and cookies this holiday season. By utilizing molds and cookie cutters, students created Gingerbread Houses from scratch by baking ginger bread, tempering chocolate and graham crackers! Additionally, they studied dif- ferent types of icing that varied in texture. They used merengue powder or egg whites to create Royal icing that was used to decorate their houses along with candy! Earlier in the year, they learned that buttercream icing tends to be soft in texture and are now learning the properties of the Royal icing that is stiffer. Besides their traditional holiday houses, our young bakers used chocolate wafers to produce chocolate gingerbread houses. These delicious, holiday treats were favorably shared with their friends and faculty at North Shore!

Happy holidays to all!

Article and photos by Shelly Newman