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ops are still looking for the assailant who punched and Ccritically injured a 56-year- old man on a Ridgewood street during the holiday weekend. Law enforcement sources said the assault occurred at 1:30 a.m. on Sept. 3 in front of a building on Decatur Street between Cypress and Wyck- off avenues. According to authorities, the victim became involved in a verbal exchange with the suspect, who was described as an unidentifi ed male wearing all black clothing. Seconds later, the perpetrator punched the victim, causing him to fall and strike his head on the pavement. Following the attack, police said, the suspect fl ed the scene in an unknown direction. Offi cers from the 104th Precinct and EMS units responded to the in- BACK ON TRACK cident. Paramedics rushed the victim to Elmhurst Hospital, where he was M train shuttle returns to Ridgewood, listed in critical condition. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing. but the work is far from done Anyone with information regarding the assault is urged to call Crime See Page 8 Stoppers at 800-577-TIPS; all calls are kept confi dential.

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etectives cuff ed a man last week for his alleged role in an assault Din Ridgewood two months ago that sent a pair of victims to the hospital with slash and stab wounds, authorities said. According to the criminal complaint provided by Queens District Attorney Richard Brown’s offi ce, cops appre- hended Edmond A. Huertas, 24, of the Arverne section of the Rockaways, on Aug. 30 for an attack that happened on Wyckoff Avenue between Norman and Summerfi eld streets earlier this summer. A verbal dispute broke out between Huertas and two other unapprehend- ed individuals, and the two male victims between 9:29 and 9:35 p.m. on the night of July 15, the criminal complaint noted. Photo via Shutterstock When the dispute turned physical, Police have made one arrest in an assault that happened on Wyckoff Avenue in July. cops said, Huertas and the two accom- plices allegedly began beating their an unknown object, leaving him victims to an area hospital where they Huertas has been charged with victims in the face. with a deep cut across his neck and were treated for their injuries. fi rst-degree assault, second-degree One victim was allegedly struck right arm, law enforcement agents One victim received multiple stitches gang assault, and two counts of sec- in the face with an unknown object added. to his face, while the other victim suff ered ond-degree assault. He is currently causing him to sustain multiple Offi cers from the 104th Precinct a life-threatening injury due to the cut on being held on $75,000 bond/$50,000 lacerations, while the other victim and EMS units arrived on the scene his neck and received multiple stitches cash, and is due back in court on was allegedly hit in the face with that night and transported the to his neck and right arm, police said. Sept. 13.

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WE HELP TEXAS, Fixing the broken NYC bail system SENATORS’ BY CITY COUNCILMAN intake alone is a staggering waste operates the BEX program, will now RORY LANCMAN of taxpayer resources that would be able to request a four- to eight- HYPOCRISY BE be better spent combating serious hour hold with the Department of ew York’s bail system is crimes. What’s more, unnecessar- Correction to delay transportation DAMNED completely broken. Every ily sending low-risk individuals to to Rikers Island and give friends Nday, individuals are sent to Rikers Island — individuals who can and family more time to pay bail. Senator Ted Cruz, who is from Rikers Island, not because they have pay the bail the judge sets — serves Not only will this make our bail Texas, is nothing but a true hypocrite. been convicted of a crime or cannot no legitimate public safety interest. system more efficient, but it will Aft er Hurricane Harvey’s passage, he aff ord bail, but simply because they If New York City is going to make help marginally lower the city’s immediately lobbied his fellow sena- cannot come up with the money substantial progress in closing the jail population. tors to pass legislation immediately quickly enough. nightmare that is Rikers Island and This crucial development comes to release funds to help Houston and After someone is arraigned in reducing the jail population, then re- after the City Council in June its surrounding communities begin Criminal Court, they have only two forming our bail system is critically passed legislation, which I co-spon- to rebuild. hours, or three hours in Manhattan, important. The city has the power on sored, allowing the Criminal Justice Five years earlier, when Hurri- to navigate the city’s confusing and its own to fundamentally reform our Agency to request a hold time from cane Sandy slammed our region, cumbersome bail system and have a bail system, and better ensure that no two to 12 hours. causing billions of dollars in damage, family member or friend gather the one is sent to jail who should not be While the expansion of the BEX Senator Cruz and his some of his funds needed to post bail. However, there. program is signifi cant, there is plenty fellow Republicans in Washington if bail cannot be posted at the court- Last week, the city took a mean- more that needs to be done to im- voted against emergency funding to house during the designated “hold ingful step toward helping more prove our bail system. The city must assist New York and New Jersey in period,” the individual is then sent individuals pay bail before being follow through on its promise and recovery efforts following the dev- to Rikers Island. Even a short stay sent to Rikers with the expansion implement a system to allow family astating storm. The bill was delayed on Rikers can have life-changing of the Bail Expediting Program and friends to pay bail online without until the following January, because consequences, including loss of em- (BEX). In its current form, BEX having to spend hours trekking to a it was claimed by the senator that ployment or housing. assists individuals whose bail has courthouse or jail. Passage of my there was too much extra “pork.” As a result of our nonsensical bail been set below $3,500 (or $2,500 in legislation to provide judges with That was all a lot of unsubstantiated system, we are populating our jails the Bronx) by contacting family and defendants’ fi nancial capacity to pay baloney. with individuals charged with nonvi- friends who can help post bail and bail would help prevent people from The senator should hang his head olent, low-level off enses — at a great providing valuable information being sent to Rikers solely because in shame for what he did to the cost to taxpayers. The Independent about the bail process. they are poor. Northeast in 2012. Budget Offi ce (IBO) found that the The city’s new investment of I will continue to challenge the city We are all one country united un- city pays $325 per day to house one nearly $500,000 in the BEX pro- to step up and take action to make our der one flag. In times of calamity, the individual in a city jail, and $118,693 gram will expand its resources to bail system fairer and work better for American people always have given for the entire year. For an individual individuals whose bail has been all city residents. so generously and unselfishly to who will be able to post bail in a mat- set below $5,000. Importantly, the Councilman Lancman represents the help those affected by all types of di- ter of hours, the cost of transport and Criminal Justice Agency, which 24th Council District in Queens. sasters, both natural and manmade. That is what makes this country the best in the whole world. John Amato, Fresh Meadows

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BY ROBERT POZARYCKI increase crime-fi ghting eff orts, stop Corona Park, LeFrak City and LaGuar- a clean environment while also [email protected] the placement of homeless shelters in dia Airport) fi ghting for additional resources to @ROBBPOZ communities and fi ght overdevelop- With incumbent City Councilwom- keep the community safe, improve ment and traffi c problems. an Julissa Ferreras-Copeland not public schools and create jobs. Mike emocratic voters in nine The 30th District covers much of seeking re-election, the campaign Scala, former legislative director in Queens City Council districts Ridgewood, Glendale, Maspeth and to replace her comes down to two the State Senate, pledged to increase D should head to the polls on Middle Village, as well as portions of well-known politicians in the district: public transportation options, inves- Tuesday, Sept. 12, for primary elec- Woodhaven and Woodside. Assemblyman Francisco Moya and tigate the “Build it Back” program to tions that, in many cases, will decide The Democratic primary is open former State Senator Hiram Mon- rebuild homes damaged or destroyed who will be each district’s voice in City only to registered Democratic voters, serrate. Moya said he would work to during Hurricane Sandy and bring in- Hall beginning next year. and the winners will advance to the build on Ferraras-Copeland’s legacy to the district innovative public school Incumbents are seeking re-nomi- November general election to face and fi ght to reduce the cost of living, programs. Housing advocate William nation in two-thirds of the borough’s Republican and/or third-party oppo- while also expanding school programs Ruiz has made constructing aff ordable competitive City Council district nents. The primary also includes the and standing up to the Trump admin- housing his top priority if elected, and primary races. Voters in two other mayoral and public advocate contests istration. Monserrate, who was previ- he also pledged to expand aft er-school districts are looking to fi ll vacancies in which the incumbents — Mayor Bill ously jailed for public corruption and programs and bring modern technol- created by outgoing (or, in one case, de Blasio and Public Advocate Letitia expelled from offi ce aft er being con- ogy into the NYPD to help fi ght crime. expelled) lawmakers. James — are expected to easily win. victed of assaulting his ex-girlfriend, Know when you vote In the Ridgewood Times area, the De Blasio is facing four challengers: pledged to use his previous positive The polls will be open from 6 a.m. big contest is the 30th Council District former City Councilman Sal Alba- experience in government to support until 9 p.m.; if you’re on line to vote primary between incumbent City nese of Brooklyn, tech entrepreneur local organizations, create aff ordable just before the polls close, you will be Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley Michael Tolkin, attorney Richard housing and put for a new develop- able to cast a vote. and Juniper Park Civic Association Bashner and director of the Police ment plan for the Willets Point area. Polling sites may have changed in President Robert Holden. It’s perhaps Reform Organizing Project Robert 32nd District (Belle Harbor, Breezy the last year; the city Board of Elec- the most vitriolic of the Queens races, Gangi. James, meanwhile, is squaring Point, Broad Channel, Howard Beach, tions mailed notices to registered considering both sides have been off against history professor David Lindenwood, Neponsit, Ozone Park, voters weeks ago. If you’re unsure waging their battle primarily through Eisenbach. Richmond Hill, Rockaway Park, Rox- of where to vote, visit www.vote.nyc. vivid mailed campaign fl iers. Some other City Council primaries bury, South Ozone Park, West Hamil- ny.us to search the NYC Poll Site Lo- Looking for her third term in offi ce, in the Ridgewood Times distribution ton Beach, Woodhaven) cator by your home address, or call Crowley said she would continue her area include the following (most infor- A trio of candidates are fi ghting 212-VOTE-NYC for more information. eff orts to improve public transpor- mation about each candidate comes via for the right to square off against in- If you are a registered Democrat tation, boost public schools and keep the Campaign Finance Board’s Voter cumbent Republican City Councilman but your name is not on the voting the communities of the district safe. Guide): Eric Ulrich in the November general roll for unknown reasons, you have Holden, meanwhile, indicated that he 21st District (East Elmhurst, Elm- election. the right to ask for an affi davit ballot would fi ght forces that are looking to hurst, Jackson Heights, and Corona in Helal Sheikh, a public school teach- to cast your vote. See a poll worker for profi t from the people, and pledged to Queens, including Flushing Meadows er, stated that he’ll work to champion further assistance. 16 SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 RIDGEWOOD TIMES WWW.QNS.COM Remember the victims of 9/11 at vigils this week BY ROBERT POZARYCKI [email protected] @ROBBPOZ

he “World’s Borough” will join the nation in marking the 16th T anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks with a number of memorial vigils and ceremonies scheduled to take place in the fi rst half of this month. As the city has done every year since the coordinated attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and United Airlines Flight 93, families and elected offi cials will gather in Lower Manhattan on the morning of Sept. 11 for a memorial service at the National September 11 Memorial to read the victims’ names and off er prayers and words of comfort. Queens, which lost hundreds of residents in the 9/11 attacks, will hold Photo: Josef Pinlac/RIDGEWOOD TIMES vigils across the borough to honor Numerous Queens neighborhoods are hosting 9/11 memorial services beginning on Sept. 6. the victims and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifi ce in the New York City firehouses that WOODSIDE refreshments will be served following the rescue and recovery operations lost the largest number of members Woodside residents will pay tribute to the ceremony. For more information at Ground Zero. The scheduled cere- on 9/11. 9/11 victims with a memorial vigil from or to help volunteer, call Frances Sca- monies, listed in chronological order, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Monday night, Sept. rantino at 718-845-1429. include the following: GLENDALE 11, at Doughboy Playground, located at Continuing to remember the 42 the corner of Woodside Avenue and 56th MIDDLE VILLAGE MASPETH residents of Glendale, Middle Vil- Street. Woodside on the Move and the Juniper Valley Park held one of the Residents of Maspeth will re- lage, Ridgewood and Woodhaven Doughboy Park Patriots are sponsoring largest vigils in New York City in the member the victims of 9/11 at the who perished in the 9/11 attacks, the commemoration. For additional days immediately following the 9/11 at- neighborhood’s annual vigil, which hundreds will gather for a vigil at information or to volunteer, email afrag- tacks 16 years ago this month. The park will take place at 11 a.m. on Saturday, the 9/11 Memorial Garden in Glen- er[@]woodsideonthemove.org. will again host another candlelight Sept. 9, at Maspeth Memorial Park, dale on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 10, vigil on Monday night at 7:30 p.m. in located at the corner of 69th Street at 1 p.m. The commemoration will HOWARD BEACH the ballfi elds located off the intersec- and Grand Avenue. The program include prayers, words of comfort The headquarters of Engine Com- tion of Juniper Boulevard South and includes prayers, patriotic music, and memorial music. The 9/11 Me- pany 331/Ladder Company 173 in 78th Street. Organized by the 9-11 Can- a wreath-laying ceremony and re- morial Garden is located near Dry Howard Beach will again play host dlelight Vigil Committee of Queens, marks from elected officials. The Harbor Playground at the corner of to the neighborhood’s 9/11 memorial. the program includes music, poems park is located a short walk from Myrtle Avenue and 80th Street. For The ceremony will take place at 7 and refl ection. All are asked to bring the headquarters of Squad Company more information, email haroldme- p.m. on Monday night at 158-57 Cross lawn chairs, an American fl ag and 288/Haz-Mat 1, which has partici- cacbe[@]msn.com or capaced[@] Bay Blvd. and will feature prayers, either candles or a fl ashlight. For more pated in past vigils and was among aol.com. words of comfort and music. Light information, visit www.911vigil.org.

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lendale is gearing up for another neighborhood-wide yard G sale next weekend aft er the fi rst one earlier this year was a smashing success. In April, Kathy Masi, member of Community Board 5 (CB 5), and Mi- chelle Cook-Lopez, owner of Cook’s Craft s on Myrtle Avenue, teamed up to bring Glendale its very fi rst community yard sale. They are now joining forces once again to get the entire neighborhood involved to sell their items. File photo/Ridgewood Times Last year there were about 35 to 40 Glendale will host the second community-wide yard sale on Sept. 16 and 17. participating homes, Masi said. This year, many more have already signed People are invited to set up a table of 71-28 71st St. and a location on 87th To fi nd out which homes are already up to be part of the weekend. during the rain-or-shine event and Street for food donations that will go participating, maps will be handed out “This time we already doubled the sell anything they want to get rid to the Sacred Heart Pantry. during the Glendale Kiwanis Commu- number from last year,” she added. of — old or new — including adult and Masi has asked that participating nity Day on Saturday, Sept. 9, between “This whole idea was inspired by the children’s clothes, games, toys, jewelry, homes place a balloon outside their the hours of 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. at The Woodhaven neighborhood sale. It’s not furniture, appliances, decorations and homes or signs along their blocks to Shops at Atlas Park, located at 8000 our original idea, but it is a terrifi c idea much more. help direct people to their homes for Cooper Ave. and really works out well for everybody.” The Girl Scouts, who were in- the sales. If anyone is interested in being a This year’s sale will take place on strumental in hanging fl iers across “We are already more successful part of the sale, they can reach out to Saturday, Sept. 16, and Sunday, Sept. Glendale advertising the yard sale, than last year,” she said. “Now, we just Masi or Cook-Lopez through the Glen- 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. will also be leaving a basket outside need the people to come.” dale Civic Association Facebook page.

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4FQUUItQNQN 4FQUUItBNQN ONGOING REGISTRATION THRU THE END OF SEPTEMBER 20 SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 RIDGEWOOD TIMES WWW.QNS.COM The Avenue Restaurant wants to send help to the victims of Hurricane Harvey Budget needs hearing BY ANTHONY GIUDICE “I also saw fi rst-hand the devastation tops Board 5 meeting [email protected] that Sandy brought to Rockaway, going @A_GIUDICEREPORT to my brother’s house,” he said. “It was absolutely an (awe-inspiring) moment on Sept. 13 he owners of The Avenue Restau- in my life. I was able to leave and go ommunity Board 5 is giving the public hearing; depending on rant in Glendale are expanding home; these people had to stay and Ridgewood, Glendale, Mas- turnout, they’ll each have up to 3 T their charitable causes outside the there was nothing I could do about it. C peth and Middle Village resi- minutes to make their remarks. community by giving back to the victims So, with that mindset, when they asked dents the chance to speak out on the After the budget hearing, the of Hurricane Harvey with a Country me to organize this fundraiser, it was city’s next budget at the advisory board is also slated to hold a public Night BBQ Fundraiser on Friday, Sept. 8. a no-brainer.” body’s September meeting. hearing on a special permit ap- Robert Schoemig, one of the own- During the fundraiser, everyone As announced by District Manag- plication with the city’s Board of ers of The Avenue — located at 71-22 is invited to come down and enjoy de- er Gary Giordano, the session takes Standards and Appeals regarding Myrtle Ave. — took an idea presented licious barbecue food, good country place at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday the operation of TSI Glendale LLC, by two of the restaurant’s staff ers and music, and, of course, drinks. night, Sept. 13, in the cafeteria of d.b.a. New York Sports Club, located immediately created the fundraiser. For $30 customers can partake in Christ the King Regional High at 80-16 Cooper Ave. (Block 3810, Lot “It was actually the idea of two of my the BBQ buff et that will feature pulled School, located at 68-02 Metropoli- 350) in The Shops at Atlas Park in staff members, Elisabeth Dempsey and pork, chili, pasta salad, hot dogs, Jack tan Ave. in Middle Village. Glendale. The permit would allow Christine Arato,” Schoemig said. “We at Daniels Boozy Beans and ribs from The session gets underway with a the gym to amend its hours of oper- The Avenue try to fi nd ways to give back 8:30 to 9: 30 p.m., and the fi rst drink public hearing regarding the Fiscal ation while also waiving the rules of to our community and with that in mind, is free. Year 2019 capital and expense budget practice for fi ling a late application. they said, ‘Could we do a fundraiser like Country music will be played all needs for New York City. Giordano Thereaft er, Board 5 will proceed we do for the other organizations and night long either by a DJ or Schoemig’s explained that a capital budget item with its regular meeting agenda, causes in the community?’” personal playlist with more than three usually relates to a construction which includes the public forum; a Schoemig, a huge country music fan, hours of country hits. There will also need, including new sewers, road re- review of liquor license applications jumped at the idea to help the people of be a 50/50 raffl e to help raise money. construction,pr aks improvements and demolition notices; reports by Houston who are still recovering after Hur- All money raised through this fund- and other requests. Expense budget Chairperson Vincent Arcuri and ricane Harvey plowed through their city, raiser will go to benefi t Team Rubicon items involve regular services such District Manager Giordano; and leaving a path of destruction in its wake. USA Disaster Relief. For those who can- as police patrol, fi re protection, sew- committee reports. He still remembers all too well the not make it to the barbecue, Schoemig er maintenance and trash pickups. For more information or to regis- damage caused when Superstorm San- asks if everyone can go online and Anyone who wishes to voice a ter to speak in advance, call Board 5 dy hit the New York area in 2012, and make a donation at fundraise.team- budget request can do so during at 718-366-1834. could not pass up helping those in need. rubiconusa.org/fundraiser/1084856. WWW.QNS.COM RIDGEWOOD TIMES SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 21 OUR NEIGHBORHOOD: THE WAY IT WAS Hard work makes for some classic candy in Woodhaven

PRESENTED BY used, she actually still has some of his THE WOODHAVEN CULTURAL original utensils, including the same AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY marble table that Grandpa Schmidt used to make the hard candies. It t is a remarkable photograph, is this adherence to tradition and capturing a moment in time many the ‘good old days’ that residents of Iyears ago. Beneath the elevated line, Woodhaven are so proud of. the store’s neon signage promises Soda And it is not just the luscious choc- and Candy. Look closely in the window olate packages for Valentine’s Day or and you’ll see an assortment of boxes Easter that residents are proud of, nor of chocolate and candies on display. is it the homemade and hand-pulled It is an old picture, taken back in the candy canes they buy each Christmas. 1940s when cobblestones covered the Though Schmidt’s Candy’s endurance street and trolley cars rolled up and can be attributed to the quality of their down Jamaica Avenue. If you were product, what makes Schmidt’s truly standing across the street the day unique is the feeling you get when you that picture was taken, you’d be able to walk through the front door. walk inside and browse the beautiful It’s like walking back in time – the display cases loaded with jellies, fudge, beautiful tile fl oor, the metal scales, and cremes. the display cases – these features Aft er emigrating from Germany, the of Schmidt’s Candy aren’t merely Schmidt family started their shop in old-fashioned – they’re old, they’re late 1926, using home-grown recipes original, and they’re beautifully for making chocolate and hard can- preserved. dies. The chocolate was hand dipped Margie Schmidt grew up around and made on-premises by Grandpa the store, and gladly talks about the Schmidt in the basement of the store old days, sharing tales of tasting at 94-15 Jamaica Avenue. freshly made candies and learning And if you were to walk into that the trade. Her father had other hopes basement, you would fi nd Grandpa for Margie and encouraged her to Schmidt hard at work making car- become a Pharmacist, but aft er a year amels and dipping chocolates and in St. John’s University she decided it mixing hot candy on his big marble wasn’t for her and sought a diff erent table, readying it to be pulled into can- destiny. dy canes or ribbons or other delicate When her father passed away at shapes. the young age of 64, her mother still Grandpa Schmidt wasn’t alone on had bills to pay and since Margie Jamaica Avenue – Buck & Edebohls, knew how to make the chocolate and The Muller Brothers, Meyer’s, Neuen- the candies, she stepped in to fi ll the burg’s, Grader’s – all were popular void. Over thirty years later, she’s still confectionery stores in Woodhaven at making the chocolates and the candies, the same time. But one by one, for one now the owner of Schmidt’s Candy, the reason or another, the old-fashioned third generation Schmidt to make and candy stores and soda shops began to sell chocolate and candy on Jamaica disappear. Avenue. If you stand near where that picture Woodhaven has quite a few busi- was taken on Jamaica Avenue today, nesses with a number of years under you won’t see the cobblestones or the their belt. Manor Delicatessen, which trolley cars, but you will see Schmidt’s sits directly across the street, is about Candy, still looking very much the as old as Schmidt’s. Popp’s Restaurant same and still going strong 90 years opened in 1906. Walker Funeral home aft er it opened. goes back to the late 1800s, as does Walk inside Schmidt’s Candy today Ohlert-Ruggiere. And Neir’s Tavern and you’ll fi nd the same display cases, stretches back all the way to 1829. now antiques, and arranged inside the But Schmidt’s is unique in that there cases you’ll fi nd the same impressive is a direct line of ownership over so selection of hand-dipped and home- many decades within the same fami- made candies. ly, from Grandpa Schmidt, to his son Nearly 90 years later, the tradition is Frank Schmidt, to his granddaughter carried on proudly by Margie Schmidt, Margie, who carries on the tradition who not only uses some of the very that says hard work makes for great same recipes that her grandfather candy. 22 SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 RIDGEWOOD TIMES WWW.QNS.COM

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aspeth Federal Savings has been Federal Savings and Loan Association a mainstay in the Maspeth com- and officially opened for business on Mmunity for 70 years, and prides January 2, 1947. itself on the neighborhood ties it has Franklin J. Frontera, followed closely formed over seven decades through in his father’s footsteps. He started his unrivaled community involvement and career in the newspaper business by fun events, ensuring that the slogan, selling ads for the Queens Ledger and “We Treat You Like Family,” rings true to eventually purchased the Ledger with this day. Henry Hardenfeller—the former editor of The history of Maspeth Federal Savings the Long Island Daily Advocate. After he starts with Alexander E. Frontera, a man was honorably discharged in 1946 from who truly cared about his community the 10th Mountain Division, Franklin re- and set forth the community-centric turned home and teamed with Henry and standard by which the bank operates to begin publishing the Glendale Register. Alex Frontera recruited a group of talented, civic & business-minded individuals to this day. Franklin was the paper’s sports writer the original Board of Directors in 1947. They instilled their values since the inception Alex Frontera was involved in creat- and columnist. His column was known as and their ideals have been passed down through generations. ing a number of businesses in Maspeth, “Shots in the Dark,” by Half Shot. In 1947, including the Maspeth Coal Company, he began working for the Bank and in the first supermarket in Maspeth, and he 1976 was elected Chariman of the Board. was president of the Maspeth Civic As- He was a man of the community and sociation. He also founded the Maspeth was considered “Mr. Maspeth Federal,” Kiwanis Club, out of which grew the Mas- by many in the neighborhood. Franklin peth Chamber of Commerce. As someone also owned the Frontera liquor store on who loved his community, Alex Frontera the corner of 69th Street and Grand Ave- always had a vision of opening a bank in nue, where the Maspeth Federal flagship Maspeth, and on December 23, 1946, he location now stands. obtained a charter for the first Maspeth

The Main Office during its first year of business in 1947.

Maspeth Federal Savings celebrates its 20th The summer concert series has been a long standing Anniversary with a custom float on Grand Avenue. tradition that has gone on for over 50 years.

Children were always encouraged to come into the bank. They even had a train on the banking floor for kids to play on while their parents did their banking.

Employees dressed in colonial attire as they marched down Grand Hundreds have flocked to the Maspeth Federal Savings summer Avenue during the Maspeth Memorial Parade in 1975 - a tradition concerts over the years. that our Board of Directors still keep alive today! MASPETH FEDERAL SAVINGS - Your Neighborhood Bank for 70 Years Page 3

he Bank has been fortunate enough to have had many dedicated employees who have worked together over the past 70 years to keep old traditions alive Twhile building new ones. Together they have helped sustain the bank’s ongoing mission of service to customers and the community. In 1956, 19-year old, Kenneth Rudzewick started working for Maspeth Federal Savings as a teller. He quickly moved up the ranks and eventually became the bank’s President and CEO. He was committed to keeping the Bank community-orientated by employing local residents, supporting local organizations, and continuing the bank’s many traditions - including hosting fun events and honoring the lives of veterans and service men and women. Now that Kenneth has stepped down as President and CEO, his son Thomas, a lifelong member of the Maspeth community, who has fond memories of coming to work as a child with his father, has take over the reigns. “I grew up right across the street; our house was opposite the park,” Thomas Rudzewick said. “So when my dad left for work, I couldn’t wait to follow him. On my days off from school at St. Stan’s, I came straight to the bank with him. The experience and the relationships I've build have been invaluable. Now, as the newest president, I’m proud to carry on the traditions and 70-year history that was formed through the lineage of all the past presidents, including my dad who has been here for over 60 years. The Bank’s strong foundation and support from management and the Board of Directors, has attributed to its success and I’m fortunate enough to take over the helm of this amazing institution and lead it into the future.", says Rudzewick. “We lead by example.", says Chief Operating Officer, David Daraio, who is the current president of the Maspeth Chamber of Commerce. "We promote volunteerism and community involvement through our MFS Cares program and support programs In 1959, a local Maspeth park was dedicated to Franklin Frontera as an acknowledge- that enrich our communities. Each year we raise money and donate time in support ment of the Frontera family's active role in the Maspeth community dating back to of community organizations and we are proud to keep organizations like the Maspeth Frontera's grandfather who lived, worked & volunteered in Maspeth his whole life. Chamber of Commerce and Maspeth Kiwanis Club, which were established by Frontera, alive and thriving." he concluded. Leonard Masone, (current Board Member) and his daughter, Lisa Masone (Advisory Board Member), have been keeping the values and traditions that were instilled in them by founding board member, James V. Masone – Leonard’s father, alive. In fact, the entire Masone family has been an important part of this organization and the community and their contributions, along with those of the Banks' entire board, are immeasurable. Supporting and honoring the country’s veterans is very important to the Bank. They participate in the Queens Veterans Memorial Day Parade every year and sponsor several other veteran organizations such as United Veterans & Fraternal Organizations of Maspeth, Vietnam Veterans Chapter #32 and Allied Veterans Memorial Committee of Ridgewood & Glendale. Employees of the bank are also very involved in their community through volunteering. MFS has been the corporate sponsor of the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life of Middle Village for the last 13 years. Every year dedicated employees become team captains to encourage fundraising and raise awareness of the fight against cancer. Employees are also heavily involved in the Forest Park Trust and the 104th Precinct where employees attend meetings, events and inform employees on any updates in the community. The main branch of the Bank even hosted a celebration for Maspeth’s 375th Anniversary earlier this year. At the anniversary event, Kenneth Rudzewick pointed out a customer that he helped when he was a teller over 60 years ago, who still banks with Maspeth Federal. “That’s how loyal our customers are.”, Kenneth Rudzewick said. “And that has been a part of our legacy here in town and in the banking industry, to have loyal people that will stick with you through thick and Current President Thomas Rudzewick & Immediate Past President Kenneth thin. And that’s what we pride ourselves on.” Rudzewick continue to put their community first & strive to carry on the vision of the Banks' founders.

Current Board Member Leonard Masone Leonard Masone with his daughter, Franklin J. Frontera with Alexander E. Frontera at one of the first Board Meetings. with his father, founding Board Member, Lisa Masone, current Advisory Board James V. Masone Member Page 4 MASPETH FEDERAL SAVINGS - Your Neighborhood Bank for 70 Years A LOOK AT ALL T

Founder Alexander E. MFS celebrates its Frontera obtained a First location in Nassau County 40th Anniversary charter for Maspeth opens in New Hyde Park - the Federal Savings & Loan Third branch opens in Bank's fifth. Association Forest Hills

Second branch opens in Rego Park The Loan Center hosts its Grand Opening Alexander’s son, Franklin J. Frontera, is elected Chairman of the Board

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Free summer concert series begins – becoming a tradition that has lasted for over 50 years

Time capsule is buried (to be 4th Branch opens in Forest Hills opened in 2042)

Maspeth Federal Savings opened its doors for the Raymond Smith is first time on January 2nd elected president Grand Opening of Main with the opening of its Office Drive-thru first branch in Maspeth. As a growing organization, the small branch style wasn’t cutting it and the Bank had to expand

Maspeth hosts their first Memorial Day Parade honoring members of the military. This has become an annual tradition MASPETH FEDERAL SAVINGS - Your Neighborhood Bank for 70 Years Page 5 THE MILESTONES

20th Anniversary of the Fun Run Loan Center expands and hosts its – went on until 2008 Grand Re-Opening

First Earth Day event which provides free services such as electronic recycling and paper shredding to the community

The Bank sponsors the first World Trade Center Memorial Ceremony and Grand Opening of the erects a monument to hon- sixth Branch in Ridgewood or the firemen and Maspeth Main Office Grand Re-Opening residents who lost their lives Thomas Rudzewick is elected on 9-11 President & CEO

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First Smile on Maspeth Day – free carnival Employees join together to volunteer with Habitat held in the Main Office parking lot that offers for Humanity rides, entertainment and more. To this day Kenneth Rudzewick is this had become an annual tradition for elected President & CEO many families in the community

The Bank hosts a celebration of the 375th Anniversary of the town of Maspeth

Employees form a "human 50" to celebrate the Bank's 50th Anniversary

Forest Hills Grand Re-Opening Page 6 MASPETH FEDERAL SAVINGS - Your Neighborhood Bank for 70 Years In the community...

side from hosting fun events, volunteering and raising funds for the community, the bank is also focused on providing financial education Aand safety tips to the community. In fact, employees go to local schools throughout the year, teaching children the importance of saving and participate in the American Bankers Association’s National Teach Children to Save Program. They also work with local precincts and community affairs officers to give free presentations at local senior centers to educate seniors and help them prevent elder financial abuse. They also recently installed state of the art security on their ATM network – one of the first in Queens, to help prevent their customers from ATM skimming.

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Bank representatives held a free educational workshop at the SelfHelp Senior Center of Maspeth to inform seniors on how to protect themselves against elder ﬁnancial abuse

Employees wore red to celebrate National Wear Red Day & raise awareness for the American Heart Association.

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Maspeth Federal took part in the ABA's Teach Children to Save Day by going to local schools and talking to kids about the importance of saving.

Maspeth Federal team captains proudly presented the American Cancer Society a sponsorship donation to support the Relay for Life of Middle Village.

Employees showed their support for the Relay for Life by donating, wearing purple for the day and even decorating their oﬃces.

The Maspeth Chamber of Commerce Annual Tree Lighting is sponsored by Maspeth Federal. Employees are also Chamber members and attend meetings regularly to continuously better the community. MASPETH FEDERAL SAVINGS - Your Neighborhood Bank for 70 Years Page 7

r employees are involved in many organizations and proudly volunteer their time for Every year the Bank partners with the Maspeth Town Hall Pre-K Class. In preparation betterment of the community. of Memorial Day, the children help them plant flowers around the monument outside of the Main Office in Maspeth Memorial Park.

mployees got together for a day of painting with Habitat for Humanity for their Brush Ken (left) & Tom (right) have both been heavily involved in the Maspeth Kiwanis with Kindness event at the Woodside Community Center. Club, as well as several other local oraganizations, for many years. Services for everyone...

aspeth Fedreal Savings has Do you want your child to start grown and prospered through learning about money? They have a DID YOU KNOW? Mthe years, thanks in large part to Young Savers Account just for kids to the many great services they offer. The teach them responsiblity & the impor- bank offers a wide variety of banking tance of saving. Unlike most banks who charge service fees, Maspeth Federal puts their products so customers can choose exact- If you are a small business owner, customer first and provides FREE convenient services including: ly what will fit their needs at this current Maspeth Federal's Business Check- stage in life. In addition, the bank has ing Account has a slew of benefits, · No monthly service fees; · Free ATM/Debit card; free services for their customers. From giving you the tools you need to young savers to first time homebuyers find success. Some of the benefits · Free mobile banking; to retirees & everything in between, include no monthly service fees, free · Free coin counting machine; Maspeth Federal has products & ser- online banking, no minimum balance · Free online banking with bill pay; vices to fit your personal needs. requirement, overdraft protection · Part of the Allpoint Network When you are ready to own your options and more. first home, Maspeth Federal's mort- To help you save for your golden gage loans will put you on the right years, Maspeth Federal has four differ- track to purchasing the house of your ent Individual Retirement Accounts, dreams. They retain and service 100% including Traditional & ROTH IRAs, to They also host a variety of FREE events and workshops in the community! of the mortgages they originate, so fit your exact needs. they will be beside you every step of the way on your journey to buying. Page 8 MASPETH FEDERAL SAVINGS - Your Neighborhood Bank for 70 Years Looking to the future...

s Maspeth Federal looks ahead, they remain committed to offering their expand their charitable giving and volunteer program. The Bank is also committed customers the great personal service and variety of products and services to helping young children learn how to save, educating first-time homebuyers A they’ve come to expect. Their commitment to the community will remain, and supporting small business owners and retirees in the community. The Bank because the staff sees its customers beyond account numbers and balance sheets is also focused on investing in their employees and will expand opportunities for and instead values each customer relationship. Maspeth Federal Savings knows training, education and professional development. The future is bright for this that giving back helps maintain a healthy and vibrant community, so they will small-town Bank with a big heart! continue to host an array of free events, educational workshops and continue to

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will be teaching a class to swing danc- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7: ers of any and all skill levels. Held be- Come out to the Rego Park Jewish Cen- tween 6:30 and 8:10 p.m., students will ter for a fun aft ernoon with a knitting learn the Charleston while dancing circle. This event begins at 2 p.m. and to authentic ‘30s and ‘40s jazz music. has an entry fee of $2 to cover the cost of Prospective students can come with a refreshments. Knitters should bring their EDITOR'S partner or drop in solo. The class is $17 own needles and materials. 97-30 Queens per person or $20 the day of. 27-16 23rd Blvd. between 64th and 65th roads, Rego PICK Ave. Go to qedastoria.com to register Park. For more information, visit rpjc.org. and see more information. Astoria Bookshop will be holding an open-mic style storytelling show from TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12: 7 to 8 p.m., hosted by David Lawson. Build your business and learn how Without a specifi c theme, prospective to get more customers from experi- storytellers are asked to tell a fi ve-min- enced marketing professionals with ute true story about something that the New York City Department of has happened to them. Names will be Small Business Services. This event, pulled from a basket, so make sure to taking place at St. George’s Episcopal stick around and listen to other story- Church in Flushing between 6 and tellers. 31-29 31st St., Astoria. http:// Looking for something fun to do close to home? The Kiwanis Club of Glendale 8:30 p.m., is part of a series of business www.astoriabookshop.com/event has will be celebrating “Community Day” full of activities for all ages at The workshops designed to improve cur- all the information on this event. Shops at Atlas Park on Saturday, Sept. 9. There will be food, games, prizes, rent promotional strategies as well as raffl es, face-painting, music and more. This year’s Community Day is extra networking and engaging with other FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8: special because it is being dedicated to Firefi ghter William Tolley of Ladder local business owners. 135-32 38th Are you a young woman who wants Company 135, who died in April while on duty in Ridgewood. Free admission. Ave. For more information, contact to learn to shoot hoops? Join NYC Parks 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., The Shops at Atlas Park, 8000 Cooper Ave., Glendale. [email protected] or at the Lost Battalion Hall Recreation 646-820-5163. Center between 5 to 7 p.m. Participa- tions will learn the basic rules and fun- SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13: damental skills of basketball. There Want to learn how to best utilize Violinists Trinu Basu and Arun Rama- The Queens Hall of Science is host- will be separate clinics for girls ages 12 social media for yourself or your murthy join percussionist Rich Stein to ing plenty of events for kids and their to 14 and 15 to 17. This free event is for business? Social media professional conclude Bang on a Can’s summer music families. One exhibit is called Journey skill levels of all levels. 93-29 Queens Sue Funke will be teaching a crash series. The performance, played at the to Space 3D, a celebration of space Blvd., Rego Park Contact Roberto Val- course at Q.E.D. Astoria on how to Noguchi Museum in Long Island City, exploration where guests will learn le at 718-393-7370 or Roberto.valle@ use these platforms to promote your will be playing between 3 to 4 p.m. and about the role of the International parks.nyc.gov for more information. brand. Make sure to register online will feature music from across the world, Space Station, and discover what 6. The Creek and the Cave in Astoria beforehand. 27-16 23rd Ave. Go to qe- including Carnatic and western classi- NASA and the space community is will be holding an Open Mic Night at dastoria.com to register and for more cal music, jazz, folk and contemporary currently working on. Another is Pic- 8 p.m. called Mic and Cheese. Each information. improvisation. 9-01 33rd Rd. at Vernon turing Female Robots and Androids, comic will get fi ve minutes on stage to Looking for something to do this Boulevard. Call the Noguchi Museum where images of female robots, man- try out any new material. There will weekend? Go out to LIC Flea and Food at 718-204-7088 or visit noguchi.org/ nequins and dolls from all aspects of be no sign-ups in advance, as sign-ups either on Saturday or Sunday. Over programs for more information. media will be on display to show the start at 7:30 and will be fi rst-come, 80 vendors will be selling food and changing view of women throughout fi rst-served. There is no cover and no drinks, jewelry, and much more be- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11: modern times. Both exhibits are free drink minimum. 10-93 Jackson Ave., tween 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. at 5-25 46th Come out to Q.E.D. in Astoria for a with admission to the museum. 47-01 Long Island Go to creeklic.com or call Ave. Visit licfl ea.com. swing dancing class. Instructors Ake- 111th St. Nysci.org has all the informa- 646-944-9255 for more information. mi Kinukawa and Lewi Gilamichael tion on these exhibits.

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Ofc., Long premises consumption. may be served. SSNY shall Island City, NY 11101. HMSJ Corp. Notice is hereby given that LLC Articles of Org. ð led mail copy of process to General Purpose. an on-premise license, NY Sec. of State (SSNY) 9116, 68th Avenue, Forest Notice of formation of THE on 07/13/2017. Ofð ce in #TBA has been applied for CAFE OPEN MIC, LLC Arts. HYSEN USA LLC Articles of Hills, NY 11375 Purpose: For Queens Co. SSNY desig. by Fifty Five Long Island of Org. ð led with the Sect'y Exteriorglam, LLC. Filed Org. ð led NY Sec. of State providing service to client. agent of LLC upon whom Corp d/b/a Kings and of State of NY (SSNY) on 7/21/17. Ofð ce: Queens Co. (SSNY) 5/02/17. Ofð ce in Queens to sell beer, wine process may be served. 6/7/2017. Ofð ce location, SSNY designated as agent Queens Co. SSNY design. and liquor at retail in an on SSNY shall mail copy of NIGHT BARRE LLC Articles County of Queens. SSNY for process & shall mail to: Agent of LLC upon whom premises establishment. For process to 150-19 61ST of Org. ð led NY Sec. of has been designated as Moisan Legal P.c. Att: Aaron process may be served. on premises consumption Rd 1FL, Flushing, NY State (SSNY) 06/07/2017. agent of the LLC upon Riedel, Esq., 261 W 35th SSNY shall mail copy of under the ABC law at 55-61 11367. Purpose: Any lawful Ofð ce in Queens Co. SSNY whom process against it St # 1002, New York, NY process to The Limited 58th Street Maspeth NY purpose. desig. agent of LLC upon 10001. Purpose: General. Liability Company 12218 11378. may be served. SSNY shall whom process may be Powells Cove Blvd Unit #C mail process to: c/o United served. SSNY shall mail States Corporation Agents, TO THE MEMBERS AND College Point, NY 11356. Notice of Qualið cation of Notice is hereby given that copy of process to 34-23 Inc., 7014 13th Ave., Suite LOT OWNERS OF MOUNT Purpose: Any lawful activity. GLOBAL PLANTATION an on-premise license, 255TH STREET LITTLE 202, Brooklyn NY 11228. NEBOH CEMETERY INVESTMENT - DEEP #TBA has been applied for NECK NY 11363. Purpose: Purpose: any lawful act. ASSOCIATION NOTICE CREEK, LLC. Authority Notice of formation of by Fifty Five Long Island Any lawful purpose. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ð led with NY Secy of State MISUGARU LLC. Arts. Corp d/b/a Kings and A SPECIAL MEETING (SSNY) on 6/29/17. Ofð ce Of Org. ð led with the Queens to sell beer, wine Notice of Formation of OF MEMBERS OF THE POWER REALTY ATLANTIC location: Queens County. SSNY on 08/09/17. Ofð ce: and liquor at retail in an on Your Positive Living Coach, ASSOCIATION will be held LLC. Arts. of Org. ð led with LLC formed in Florida Queens County. SSNY premises establishment. For LLC, Art. of Org. ð led with at the Ofð ces of Mount the SSNY on 08/04/17. (FL) on 8/17/10. SSNY is designated as agent of the on premises consumption Sec?y of State (SSNY) on Carmel Cemetery, 83 Ofð ce: Queens County. designated as agent of LLC LLC upon whom process under the ABC law at 55-61 6/16/17. Ofð ce location: -45 Cypress Hills Street, SSNY designated as agent upon whom process against against it may be served. 58th Street Maspeth NY Queens County. SSNY Glendale, Borough of of the LLC upon whom it may be served. SSNY SSNY shall mail copy of 11378. designated as agent of LLC Queens, New York on process against it may be shall mail process to: 240- process to: MISUGARU upon whom process against Monday, September served. SSNY shall mail 46 65th Ave, Douglaston, LLC, 67-10B 190 Lane Apt it may be served. SSNY 25, 2017 at 11:00 AM to Mont Group, LLC, Arts of copy of process to the LLC, NY 11362. FL address of 2C, Fresh Meadows, NY shall mail copy of process consider and vote for the Org. ð led with Sec. of State 120-19 Rockaway Blvd, LLC: 343 NW Whitetail Ct, 11365. Purpose: Any lawful to Lisa Eskenazi, 32-48 approval of an Agreement Lake City, FL 32055. Cert. purpose. of NY (SSNY) 8/10/2017. South Ozone Park, NY 34th St., Apt. 2, Astoria, NY and Plan of Merger by of Formation ð led with FL Cty: Queens. SSNY desig. 11420. Purpose: Any lawful 11106. Purpose: any lawful and among Mount Neboh Division of Corporations, as agent upon whom purpose. activities. Cemetery Association and 2661 Executive Center Cir., NOTICE OF FORMATION process against may be Mount Carmel Cemetery Tallahassee, FL 32301. OF LIMITED LIABILITY served & shall mail process Association pursuant to COMPANY. NAME: POWER REALTY ATLANTIC Purpose: any lawful activity. to Lisa Montero, 10-20 47th HYSEN USA LLC Articles of which Mt Neboh will be METROCITY RESTORATION Ave., Long Island City, NY LLC. Arts. of Org. ð led with Org. ð led NY Sec. of State merged with and into LLC Articles of Organization 11101. General Purpose. the SSNY on 08/04/17. Mount Carmel with Mount IC DESIGN DRAFTING were ð led with the Secretary Ofð ce: Queens County. (SSNY) 5/02/17. Ofð ce in Carmel being the surviving SERVICES LLC Articles of of State of New York SSNY designated as agent Queens Co. SSNY design. corporation and the Org. ð led NY Sec. of State SSNY on 6/19/2017. Ofð ce MY PHYSICAL THERAPY & of the LLC upon whom Agent of LLC upon whom transactions contemplated (SSNY) 06/07/2017. Ofð ce Location: Queens County. ACUPUNCTURE, P.L.L.C., process against it may be process may be served. thereby. No payment will in Queens Co. SSNY desig. SSNY has been designated a Prof. LLC. Arts. of Org. served. SSNY shall mail SSNY shall mail copy of be made to Mt Neboh agent of LLC upon whom as agent of the LLC upon ð led with the SSNY on copy of process to the LLC, process to The Limited by Mt Carmel as part of process may be served. whom process against it 06/21/2017. Ofð ce loc: 120-19 Rockaway Blvd, Liability Company 12218 the transaction, but Mt SSNY shall mail copy of may be served. SSNY shall Queens County. SSNY South Ozone Park, NY Powells Cove Blvd Unit #C Carmel will be responsible process to UNITED STATES mail a copy of process to has been designated as 11420. Purpose: Any lawful College Point, NY 11356. for operating Mt Neboh CORPORATION AGENTS, GURINDER SINGH, 86-36 agent upon whom process purpose. Purpose: Any lawful activity. WWW.QNS.COM RIDGEWOOD TIMES SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 39 40 SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 RIDGEWOOD TIMES WWW.QNS.COM TV GUIDE

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