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Relay for Life Sets Standard Volume XXII No. 41 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 6/13/13 75C Relay For Life Sets Standard by Eddie Mouradian, Sr. Director, Relay For Life – Metro NY Congratulations seems too small a word to express the excitement, joy and gratitude over the 7th Annual Relay For Life, so let me start by saying this: Your Relay For Life has set the standard for what a community can do when they come together in the fight against can- cer. Way back in January, we set a goal of raising $200,000 at this year’s Relay For Life. At the time, it seemed, well, impossible. We thought: “If we get close, it’ll be great!” After all, last year we raised $116,000 and our best Relay to date raised $150,000. But as the season went on, the passion and commitment of our Relay-ers couldn’t be contained. I’m thrilled to announce that we have reached our $200,000 goal, with more donations still coming in every day! We sold more luminaria bags than ever, had a brand- new survivor’s reception and launched a successful Relay Carnival for kids of all ages. All the superlatives aside, this year’s Relay was decidedly bittersweet. Just days before Relay For Life, “Sweet” Nicholas Pedone, a Glen Head Elemen- tary school student lost his battle with cancer. Even in their grief, this commu- nity came together, to show the Pedones that we would continue to fight in Nicho- North Shore Relay for Life’s 2013 Student Chairs Andrew Fierstein and Elizabeth Koslow with the RFL Thermometerhitting the RELAY continued on page 3 $200,000 mark. Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of June 6, 2013 Glen Cove Soccer Club Pre-Travel and Travel Teams are Forming! North Shore Arts Angels to Host Alumni Benefit TEAMS TRAINED AND COACHED BY PROFESSIONALS Viking Masquers 50Th Anniversary Gala Try Outs are open for Boys and Girls for the future U7, U8, and U9 teams (current ages 6 to 8) Saturday, June 15, 7:30 p.m. *Please see schedules and Date of Birth (DOB) information below *Copies of Birth Certificates are required at check in for all players Curtain, NS High School Theater The North Shore Arts Angels have will benefit a special fund dedicated to All Try Outs will be held at the Glen Cove High School announced that on Saturday evening reviving the now defunct North Shore (Bottom field, next to track) June 15th, scores of alumni from North Summer Theater Workshop, a program Shore High School will reunite to dust responsible fostering the education of Please register in advance: Register Here off their vocal chords for the "Viking numerous professionals working in tele- Go to http://www.glencovejrsoccer.org/ for the link Masquers 50th Anniversary Gala," a one vision, film, theater and music today. night only fundraising event celebrating The Summer Theater Workshop ran Girls (Tuesday, June 18th) 50 years of musical theater on the North for 42 years before being cut a decade U7 (DOB 8/1/2006 to 7/31/2007): 4pm to 5pm Shore stage. The gala, which includes an ago due to budget constraints. Losing the U8 (DOB 8/1/2005 to 7/31/2006): 515pm to 615pm Alumni Show, a dinner with raffles and workshop during that austerity period U9 (DOB 8/1/2004 to 7/31/2005): 630pm to 8pm an auction, and an exhibit of a giant ar- was partly what inspired the formation chive of theater memorabilia will take of Arts Angels, the North Shore district's Boys (Thursday, June 20th) place at North Shore High School (450 booster club for the arts. "We are very U7 (DOB 8/1/2006 to 7/31/2007): 4pm to 5pm Glen Cove Avenue, Glen Head, NY) good at getting the extra resources and U8 (DOB 8/1/2005 to 7/31/2006): 515pm to 615pm with proceeds benefiting a special fund rallying volunteers needed to enhance U9 (DOB 8/1/2004 to 7/31/2005): 630pm to 8pm to revive the district's now defunct Sum- the district's existing programs but once mer Theater Workshop. Casting and spe- arts programs are cut from the school cial guest appearances to be announced. budget, it is nearly impossible to replace Info on commitment, club, training, etc.: Performed concert-style with an them," said Rick Bloom, Arts Angels onstage orchestra, the Alumni Show president and a co-founder. "The Sum- All Glen Cove Soccer Travel U7, U8, and U9 teams will be trained and coached will honor Masquers founders Bruce mer Theater Workshop was a terrific by professional trainers under the guidance of Michael Cipriano and his Proper Mooney, Robert Hooban and Bennett resource for the community and a great Futbol staff. For more info, please visit www.properfutbol.com Lentczner, a renowned music educator place for kids to spend time. We are U7 and U8s are considered pre-travel teams and will train once a week with one who will conduct an orchestra of former thrilled to join alumni in attempting to weekend game. They also must participate in the Glen Cove Intramural Pro- students for one of the show's three acts. revive it. Students will benefit from hav- gram. Cost for this program is $250 per season. The event marks the 50th anniversary of ing additional opportunities to learn all U9s will be considered the travel program and will train twice a week with one the Masquers first independent musical aspects of dramatic arts and the commu- weekend game. THIS IS A ONE-YEAR COMMITMENT (FALL & SPRING). "The Boy Friend" in 1963. The director nity will benefit from having local high- Total cost for the season is $700, $350 per season and can be paid via a payment will be current Viking Masquers advisor quality summer Theater Productions to option over a few months. Michael Kleba. North Shore band lead- attend."? The huge effort to behind rais- er David Soto and former band direc- ing the $35,000 needed to privately fund tor Jeremy Kempton will also conduct, the Summer Theater Workshop demon- !! Please arrive 15 minutes early to check-in with coaches and trainers !! and retired vocal music director Stephen strates how hard it can be to replace pro- Goldstein and current vocal director Mi- grams once they are lost. Please email [email protected] with any questions. chael Kerschner will prepare the vocal- ists. Over 120 alumni from the past five TICKETS - range in price from $20 to decades will spend the next six weeks $100 with VIP level seating and tax de- working together on-stage and behind ductible sponsorship levels available can the scenes to create an unforgettable be purchased online by visitinghttps:// night of music and memories celebrating northshoreartsangels.thundertix.com/ over a half century of Masquers history. events This unprecedented fundraising event Poop Art Exhibit and Live Auction at Sea Cliff Yacht Club 1-800-Dog 1-800-Dog Scoopydoo Saturday, June 15th, 2013 to benefit Mutual Concerns and Glen Cove Food Pantry Got Poop? Got Local artists and artisans have donated a piece for auction. They will have additional pieces on exhibit and for sale. Viewing begins at 7:00 pm. Live Auction at 9:00pm. If you cannot make the event, The Gold Coast Gazette preview and bidding begins at 5 pm. 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 Entry fee is a non-perishable food for Glen Cove Food Pantry. (USPS008886)(ISSN10651748) Open to all. Cash bar. Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen For more information, contact Nanette Bass at 671-7374. St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the Sea Cliff Yacht Club is located at 42 the Boulevard, Sea Cliff, NY. Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. Week of June 6, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Relay For Life Sets Standard Sea Cliff Fire Dept. Installation Dinner By Carol Griffin nies. RELAY continued from page 1 help us out the day of the Relay For Life at registration, the Girl Scout Troops Officers sworn in by Mayor Bruce Sea Cliff Fire Department Installa- 25 & 60 and many others at luminaria, Kennedy were Chief Daniel Whittemore, tion Dinner was held on May 3, 2013 at las’ memory. Our 8 foot luminaria bag North Shore Key Club, North Shore 1st Assistant Chief Ernest A. Longobuc- The Swan Club in Glenwood Landing. served as a memorial for Nicholas – and High School Interact Club and the an- co and 2nd Assistant Chief Mark Vitale. The dinner opened with the Pledge of seeing the children of this community nual Glen Head Kiwanis Club Barbeque. The mayor also swore in officers from Allegiance, followed by a moment of write messages to Nicholas and his fam- Our Survivor’s Reception sponsors this the Enterprise Hose Company, Cap- silence, and the Invocation led by Rev. ily was one of the most moving things year helped make the event incredibly tain William Koopmann, 1st Lieutenant Kirtland Watkins, pastor of the United I’ve ever witnessed. The North Shore special for our Relay’s VIPs: Page One Daniel Dembowski, and 2nd Lieutenant Methodist Church of Sea Cliff. Next community is strong, even in grief. Restaurant, Downtown Café, Glen Cove Thomas Santosus; Engine & Hose Com- on the agenda was the installation of Thanks must be given to the many Beverage, Glenwood Landing Women’s pany, Captain Matthew Sherman; Hook this year’s officers by Mayor Bruce people who made this event not only pos- Club, Patti Mataska of Yoga Solutions, & Ladder Company #1, Captain John Kennedy.
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