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e Loc Wor Togeth e PLAINVIEW Organi AA, HICKSVILL oe” © ISLAND TREES BETHPAGE geTHPAGE For Communi Clean- Largest Circulation Weekl Newspape in Hicksville Rita The Hicksville Chamber merce, 252 Old Country Dalton Funeral Homes, Clark, Sheila Noeth, of Commerce, the Hicksville Road, Hicksville, Montana Agency, Inc., The Conte, Rosemarie Cioiciair. NO. November 15 1985 (Cop 20c) N.Y., VOL. 39 Friday Kiwanis Club. the Hicksville 11801. Cocoa Tree. Hicksville John Sadowski, Paula Lions Club and the Hicks- Delco Plaza Youth Council, Hicksville O'Conn G. Palladino, ville Rotary Club have Sneaker Mart, Bagels Neighborhood Crime Adele Weimar, Mr. & Mrs. ‘Calen Events joined together ina continu- Your Way Olivers Kids, Watch, Vernon C. Wagne P. Brennan. Mr. & Mrs. of in “Community and Busi- Chiv City Restaura Supe Funeral Home. Mid Island John Scafurn. Millie San- ness Clean- Program.” X Drugs Nibbles. New Herald. tore, Margare Buchman. Also If you have not as yet Rag King Kullen, Lee Geraghty Peter. received the bright Brownies B-3301, Old peraccio, Hicksville Board of Nov. 16 green Meadows, Annie Sez. duate of Saturday, brochure entitled““BLOOM Country Road School, Education and the Willet Broadway - From Knights of Columbus Josep Barry Council Polish Night Luback, Donna John- a magna WHERE YOU .ARE St. Mary Avenue Girl Scouts. Dance Ignatius ¢ of the PLANTED”, will, in son, Gerard O’Brien, CW Hillwood Com- ‘you Gary Flower Shop, Sal Uni- Camerata Youth Orchestra at Post, Goldberg, Maria Comé on...join up with sic, the near future. These bro- Pharmacy, Inc. Whale Maryanne mons Lecture Hall, 8 PM. For ticket information call Maisonet, Lawrence Con- signe and its d. is a chures are bein delivered your pledg Drugs, Starlight Shop . 544-1277 N. Maurer, Art & follow Get on the rector of b the Hicksville Youth Sherwood Studios, Shoe nolly, through Sunday, Nov. 1 Dermor. Tom Foun- which is a further Virginia Bloomin Wagon! g Council, - Frank Russo, Camerata Youth Orchestra at CW Post. Hillwood Com- Repair yoser in exampl of joint community Tourlite Travel, Church of mons Lecturg Hal PM. Fo ticket information call Youth effort for this worth-while Christ of Hicksville. Main 544-1277 : project PLEDGE10 po my Best To Monday Nov. 18 Flushin Realt Co., Betty’ A the brochure explains Discount Miner- CLEAN UP MY COMMUNITY, cerem- Friends World Colleg Presents “In Celebration of the Apparel It i time for each and vino Video Broth- by the 40th Anniversary of the UN& 7 PM, Plover Lane, every Studio, TO ENCOURAGE CLEAN STREET TO. one of us to take prid in our rlormed Huntington ers,. Huggabl Loveables, IMPROVE OUR PROPERT TO THE community. Hicksville can Yarn & Nee- ttendant Nassau Libertarians Monthly Meeting Jolly Swagman Inc:, Pengui be the neat, clean town it ‘ BEST OF OUR ABILITY, AND TO DO Hicksville dlework,- George Market, . Nicholai Robert Inn, 8 PM, 100.W. St., _ used to be with a little indi- Mike’s- Pizza, WE CAN TO MAKE Charles Post #421 American Social Meet- Joseph... WHATEVER groom, Wagn Legion vidual effort...Let show ing 8:30 PM, 24 E. Nicholai St. Berkel. HICKSVILLE A CLEANE HEALTHI them that we care. about Plaza Nov. 19 Wicker sheld at Tuesday, Hicksville...care to MORE BEAUTIFUL COMMUNITY. Chamber C | enoug Bonmark Books, Inc., Hicksville of ce Meetin rownson make- own. effort Will Rita, Blinderman;-;:Alan 12:30 PM. aoe - Inn 2 ington, you pledg todo your share? Parts, Knight of Columbus Joseph Barr Council, Council Miditie ; went Oo : W reprint the pledg at the Gallery,AnpliCenterview Florist, Colum- Meetin - 2n Degre end of this article: Please Inc. 4 Nassau Chapte of Vietnam Veterans. 8.PM, William M. loon. join: with those who have B Mail Jr. Post #3211 VFW . Gouse send Lois. &a ST Road School alread signe up’and Roy Schlegel ADD PTA Council Meetin at Old Country to The’-Hicks- Robert - N.Y. Team Nov. 20 your pledg Youn Wednesday, ville Chamber: of »Com- Federal Thomas F. Mi Island Singl Parent Grou Meeting “The Lois Lane . C.U. Cri Watc Syndrome: Waiting for Superman 7:30 PM, Hicksville Trip Neighborho Senior Citizen Room, 355 Newbridg Housin Community A one- mini-vacation dance. with IRS regulation) The Second Precinct Council presented the Rd in Atlantic City at Trump to American Cancer opene it& doors to the Mid- Officer T. McGovern a cer- Hicksville Kiwanis, 12:15 PM, Milleridg Inn Plaza on Sunda November Society 32 Tad Lane, Old land | and Midland H - tificate of recognitio fo his Hicksville Board.of Education Meetin 8:15 PM. Admin- 24. 198 is bein sponsore Bethpag NY 11804. Send Neigborhoo Crime Watch outstanding contributions istration Building, Division Ave. b the Plainview/ Hicksville self-addressed. stamped Groups. This was their to a “Safer Hicksville For Thursday, Nov. 21 Unit of the American envelop to receive tickets second training session. The All.” Public Anne Pacale, Certified Hicksville Library, Cancer Society by mail. meetin covered the duties 7:30 PM return Handwriting Analyst, Bus leaves in Block one wh is interested Th Expres Receive $10.00 coins. of Block Watcher and _. Any 8 PM, Levittown Public Older Women’s Leagu (OWL), Morton Villag Shoppin plu $12.95 buffet. the participant in forming a Crime Watch Levittown Your Life Captain Library, Bluegras Lane, “Turning Center film entitled “24 Grou in their area or , (Rex Place-location) viewed a PM Around”, at 10:00 AM. Hours.” receivin further informa- of Columbus Barry Council Board of For further information, Knight Josep To reserve your place Mrs. Ginny Germer, tion pleas call Ginny call (516 694-3274 or (516 Director Meeting pleas send $18.00 tax- Crime Watch Coordinator. Germer at the Hicksville Hicksville 12:15 PM, Milleridge Inn 385-9100 Ext. 331. Rotary , deductible check, (i accor fro the Hicksvill Youth Youth Council, 822-7594. Hicksville BPOE, 9 PM, 80 E. Barcla St. m7

Your Toddler and You - A Parent Child Work sho 10 A Our Lady of Mercy Church basement Hicksville High Schoo! PTSA Executive Board Meeting _ Friday, Nov. 22 St. Bernard of Levittown Widow and Widowers Socia- ble Dance, Galileo Lodge. Levittown Pkwy. 9 PM Charles Wagne Post #421 American Legio Hospitality PM. Night .

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ver were- At The Librar Franken- at the , Three films on the the Career Counselor e Sister, Kennedy family will be Hicksville Public Library. Trinity Lutheran Church Fair shown Friday. November New Saturday hours have cakes, cidar. white ele- imes, our 15th at 8:00' in the been added to the existing “Come Ye Thankful Peo- pies, items, cards, and | our first Hicksville Library Com- Tuesday hours. Call for an ple Come,” i the theme for phan other items will be available. - bee Mrs. munity Room. “Age of now: 931- 8 aA the Trinity Lutheran use. min- appoint7. Bennett met his Korean War fair, to be held on Refreshments, includin Kenned is a forty-six 3 - Year Reunion: Bill Church of * * & The last time 23rd, lunch, will be sold fora nom- parade ute film. “John F. Kennedy” buddy in Luverne, Minnesota this pas August. Saturday. November rol Bent- Anne Pascale a Certi- in Korea in to P.M. inal fee. is a twenty-five minute film. he saw his friend Luvern Rowland was August from 1 a.m. fied The church i located at l. “Mother of the Kennedys is Handwriting Analyst 1954, Bill and Luvern were assigne to KMAG (Korean W will have handmade Street in om’s the will be at the Hicksville Pub- the 25th ROK Division. Christmas orna- 40 West Nicholai a forty-seven minute film. Military Advisory Group) to It items, lic on : * * * Library Thursday, back fond memories of their experience wit ments, a speci booth for Hicksville. brought many informatio er kinder- for a career? November 21st at 7:30 p.m. 35 member farm fresh fruits For further Looking a fine group of men that made up.the advisory children, Need with in the Community Room of cheeses, you may call 931-2225. hel you res group. and vegetables, Irs. Mary me? Schedule a meeting with the Library. ~|| 1

is : HERALD — Pago 2 “Friday Novem 15 1985 — mi ISLAND/PLAINVIEW At The Galile News Lodg Plainview Library By Joe Lorenzo THE MIDDLE AGES PRESIDENT PETE Well, at the Galileo Lodg mb Fe)-f3 are) The Plainview-Old Bethpag library i proud to present Call 931-9351 and inquire Lodge presents’ its two MES- the spirit and mood of the THE OTHER VIC THEATRE COMPANY, Long Island&# MASSIELLO’S about ticket distribution Christmas parties one for strive for the best holiday season als starts to leadin profession traveling theatre troupe in the hilar- SAGE: ‘I and seatin arrangements the handicapped children of Old take hold. It starts with the iously contemporary comedy, THE MIDDLE AGES by and do the possible.” and ask for the committee Queen and Long Island in Galileo Lodge’s Christmas A.R. Gurney (author of The Dining Room). The perfor- Saying membersjust mentioned. As the morning and the other * Dance, scheduled for Satur- will be on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16 at 8 pm arule. or so I believe, a grab for the children of the Gali mances We feel it and senseit. is day, the 7th of December. ‘¥an SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17 at 3 pm. It ba i usually a customary leo Lodg and Ladies Auxil- air it is to Tickets sell at $12.50 Clive Barnes of THE NEW YORK POS says of THE ‘in the and starting per part of this danc and it will iary membershi in th Our person, and in the offering MIDDLE AGES, “It is a most engagin and witty piay permeate atmospher most likely occur agai at afternoon. The joy, happi- will -- and surroundings. Yes, its be a delicious hot with ...Gurney’s dramatic taste is impeccabl he works on a this dance, the gra ba ness, the pleasure and the of the sea- dinner, beer, soda, coffee small landscape but draws with understanding and compas- spiri holiday gifts not exceedin $3.00. As warmth of the holiday sea- and cake, and in WASP son. First it is Thanksgiving set-ups music mentioned before, sion.” The story unfolds an upper class, country have son that these children feel for and club&# is enamored al and then soon after its the your listening danc- a club. Barney. son of the presiden why not think of this dance and see is remarkable and Christmas The holi- in pleasure. Tony Sica will Errol Flynn in Robin Hood. and, to the dismay of his father, period mood-setter, as an affair indescribable. As they say in mood starts to arouse chair. this festive activity, to the rebellious principles the character engenders. Barney day . that can activate your today’s jargon, that this is us. It starts to and ably .assisted by co- is also smitten with his person Maid Marian, who, though get dee Christmas. spirit to an where its at, this i where the vivid. Oh, we can almost Chairme Armand Del Christmas attracted b his sense of romanticism, is also wary of his yes, enjoyable level. scene is, and I, personally their touch it. Cioppo and Joe Morace. is fun, wildness. We follow Barney and Eleanor and parents at the Galileo Lodg can attest to this. of flashbacks from to mid- its enjoyable and its memor- LODGE TIDBITS: We through twenty-five years youth ‘ RETIREMENT PARTY. dle : able. so pleas make this report that’ Mar age... PRIVATE PARTY happily VIC THEATRE COMPANY. which affair Christ- President of the THE OTHER plays © SHOWER PARTY part of_your Monteforte for dinner theatres, libraries, charitable organizations. pri- ENGAGEMENT PARTY mas scene. ‘ Ladies Auxiliary, has vate clubs and resorts is currently coming to the close of its REUNION PARTY To love. to give, to make recently returne from a first full, successful yea at its own permanent facility, The others happy is what pleasur and business trip to Arts Center in East Islip. Embarking on Christmas is also all about. Puerto Rico (San Juan, Bayway Performing its second of THE OTHER VIC will continue To seek nothing in return as actually) and sh states that year repetory. fortu- to offer fine theatre both on-the-road and in stationary contin yo give to others less it was a most memorable COMPLET locale. SPECIAL nate is the true Christian and enjoyabl trip. And, of future. demon- N tickets required first come, first seated. The CATERI spirit. It i clearly course, we here at the Gali- MO - THUR PRICE dem- WORD PROCESSOR-RESUMES three FACILITIES strated or will be truly leo Lodge are very happ for | the Shawn Meehan tion wi onstrated on Sunday, her But we are sad also to by Formerly Old Country Man OT ... 8th of December, for that is There will be a computer seminar on word processor “Broke 244 OLD COUNTRY RD., HICKSVILLE OV1-3 instruction. His is the day when the Galileo (Continued on Pag 6) resumes. Gene Pizzola will provide goal to school a. acquain people with the possibl marriageabetwee word Smok Processors and resumes. The date tor this seminar is Wed- emplo: nesday, November 20 and the time is from 8-10 pm. The busine seminar is [ree and registration to attend may be mad in the Quit - LC library& AV Center. provid BOARD MEETING nin q Batteries The Board of Trustees of the Plainview-Old Bethpag Bott Library will hold a regular business meetin on Wednesday. based DEODORANT November 20 at 7:30 pm in the Staff Room of the library. Long! SLIDE/LECTURE: THE ART OF TOULOUSE-- ticipan 3 OZ. LAUTREC 21st G by Shawn Meehan Specia Price At is a statement-made by ¢rcagiv individuals It can be 1* used for-expressing’ approVA or disapproval ‘of societal D 2-Pack or elements. In contrast, it can also be used for objective analy- All Type C zation. The French artist Toulouse-Lautrec engage in such 2-pack analyzation Through highly stylized work. Toulouse-Lautree SofteDri observed and analyzed his surroundings His styl was a combination of personal taste and visual perceptivenes It 19 ROLL-ON translated to his work through heavy, smoothly curved out- lines. Due to his distinct style, Toulouse-Lautree asserted ANTEPERSPIR himself in the artist&# world. Although he was a painter and lithographer, Lautrec is probably best known for his contributions to the designing of posters. He left a legac in the form of the wall poster. LE Lautree created the qualities which characterize'th modern wall poster. Batteries The Plainview-Old Bethpag Library will play host to a presentatio about Lautrec. With Elliot Rabner as the lec- All Type will be shown slides. It will NEW AND All Type turer, the- throug concentrate on the man as an artist and his.impac on the art IMPROVED of the twentieth century. The date for this presentation i Thursday. November 21. FOR LONGER LIFE _ Th time is pm. Come enter into a land where creativity is J) rl king and style its queen. Specia4 Price A APRICOT AA or 9 Chanukah Celebrati 2- FACIAL ri VOLT SCR The Nassau County Emanu-E! Choir in per- {AA 2-pack = . Sea P oy Ottice of Cultural Devel- forming a complete pro- ee 2 0z. of his selec- os Ot Nt A 4 PACK ca 98 opment, Marcia E. O Brien. gram liturgical P| Lu eee Executive Director. invites tions as well as songs for a ( 2 9 “Celebrate Cha- community singing such us tS te 3! you to a nukah” at the .Nassau “Chanukah Pancakes”. 27 ‘ All Type County Center for the Fine “Chanukah Oh Chanukah”. Arts, Northern Boulevard in “Who Can Retell&q and “Hativah™, Roslyn Harbor, on Thurs- In Judith day, December 12 at 8.00 addition, actress - CHEMIST CARLE PLACE PHY BIRCHWOOD PHY. is tree. Goldsmith will present a pall MIDWAY PM. Admissioin

: theatre Carle Place limited o first- presen- Westbur Westbur Seating is a ,one-person come, first-served basis. For lation entitled “Chanukah 109 information call (516) 484- Miracle in a Polish Monas- oes CHEMISTS is DOGWOOD 9333 or 9337, tery”. This presentatio reninli Sere Cantor Jason N. Bauch, based on a true happenin World War II in AT ALL J.J. SMITH PHY. ARGO CHEMISTS who has been a spiritual during ‘ leader for the past fifteen Nazi- Poland, and UN ittSe Elmont Emanu-E1 i one of the vignette trom MANOR DRUGS years at Temple ons of East Meadow and was Miss Goldsmith’s presenta- Meadow * the tion ‘entitled “To Love, To CALL East vocal music Director at Plainview schools for six- Light: A Celebration of the Human The 239-8615 a oi MINEOLA PHY. teen years. will lead the Spirit”. actress The NEAREST STORE KANTORPHY. inbi Mineola December 12th program is also associated with and Candle Lighting Ope Stage Ltd. in touring Hempstea Ceremony. Cantor Bauch productions of “Eleanor” Nas: will conduct the. Temple and “Daughters of Liberty”.

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Old Hemps Thea Is No A Full-Service Mot Vehicle Office from Senate A the result of continuing pressure Trans- —_ portation Committee Chairman Senator Norman J. Levy LCOME (R,C- and other publi officials concernin lon as present NEW YORK STAT lines, waiting times and seemingl non-existent telephon Sland’s Vehi- service at the New York State. Departmen of Motor 4ICLE hilar- PARTMENT O MOTO # cles(NYSDMY Office at Westbury, a significan number of sES b service for Island changes are underway to improv Long perfor- motorists with the openin of a new office in earl at Pi pm November, at the site of the former Hempstea Theatre at 310 Fulton Avenue, Hempstea o THE Levy joined NYS DMV Commissioner Patricia Adduci ty play full-service office Pre- last Friday in openin the new issuin cs Hicksville Community Council President Anthony ON a which is of the DMV overall pla to shorte the line vite was sworn in by Assemblyman Fred Parola at the part ompas- Island Offices. The - times at Hempstea annual dinner held at Antuns. and waiting Long OUNLTY office is the first state DM office to offer evenin hours and ored ol Wednes- will be open from 8:00am to 5:00p on Monday, father, Make A Fresh Start day and Friday, and from 8:00am to 7:00p on Tuesday and Barney and The Amercian Cancer keout. All companie Thursday. senator Norman J. Levy, Chairman of the Senate Trans- though invites Island schools interested in one or leading to eliminate the “long Society Long Levy, who ha been efforts State of of his portation committee and New York Departnie smokers to make a Fresh both of these Smokeout lines” and other service deficiencies at DM local offices Motor Vehicles Commissioner Patricia Adduci opene the Parents Start the day off Award programs should that, “The DM to two additional offices, b takin said expects open of the of Motor Vehicles to mid- the American in Western Nas- new Hempstea Office Department from smoking on Thursday contact one in eastern Nassau County and another this week where also announced a number of steps November the Cancer before past they 21, 1985, Society sau County during the next year.” h to improv service for Long Island motorists. play Great American Smokeout November 13. Another scheduled improvemen will be a new centralized ns, pri- announced Dr. Paul service forthe metropolitan region day, telephon answerin call for necessar s€ Of Ils Fresh Start will tha motorists can Kramer, Chairman. The Quit Smoking which will begi in Mid-November, to insure that DMV toll free number shortly The Clinics are also offered to ty. Smokeout Da is for smok- have the ability to promptly answer customer inquirie information. assist smokers. This four- that my office receives king on ers to kick the habit for a about office hours, drivers licenses and vehicle registrations “The most. frequent complain ontinue session provide to announce a the DMV, and the source greate frustr 24- perio an possibl program Levy stated, adding that the DMV expects concerning o th information and on the fact that it is nearly impossibl tionary continue with a smoke-free support tion to constituents is my stressed ho to kick the habit, Clin- reach the DM by telephone,” Levy . future.- to scheduled by ics are conducted at several other improvement The Society sponsors Our Armed Force Levy said that specific Island locations and there is thre programs in conjunc the DM include: a suggeste $2 donation. tion with the Smokeout. The Navy Seaman Apprentice Class John C. Schmidt, There are also ocessor “Broken Butt” contest for opportunitie of whose wife, Paulette, is the to work in Anthony J. Mascari, son ® over 50 additional employee Lon is to for ex-smokers and non- Hiring oul schools, and A of Adam and Jean use “Adopt Frank C. and Mary L. Mas- daughter Island offices, with speci emphasi on the o part-time n word smokers to aid as. clinic facil- Smoker” program for cari of Stauber Drive, in Arakas of Ferndale Driv in itators. is employee to meet pea perio demands; s Wed- employees in their plac of Training returned terminals to serve Plainview, recently returned Hicksville, recently ® a 20% increase in computer Providing 5 m. The business, and Fresh Start provided half from a\six.month : from a six and one deploy- custemers more quickly, ein For additional informa- : the Quit Clinics to to the Western Pacific to spee Smoking _ month from the ment 9 forms, regulation and procedur tion to for the deploymen Simplifyin provid guidanc for win- or registe Sea while and Indian Oceans while Mediterranean of services; : Broken Butt Award Con- the delivery nin quitters stationed aboard the statione aboard the guide © statewide on Janua 1, A Smoker frigat Beginnin stagger registratio thpage Both award are test, Adopt pro- Cal- in programs US in missle destroyer USS’ to eliminate office congestio Fresh Start., Trippe, homeporte new system planne issui Quit - nesday based on the recruitment of gram, Charleston, SC. laghan, homeporte in San 1987 and og : Smoking or to volun- t brary. Long smokers as Clinic, renewals which saves Island par- A 1983 graduat of Plain- Diego. ®.. Continuation of mail-in fegistration )USE-- in the November teer, pleas call 385-9100, He the in. ticipant view Old Bethpag High joinéd Navy to a DMV Office. ext. 315. a trip 2Ist Great America Smo- School, he joine the Navy August 1979.

: in November 198 & hasdon job in pca be Youth Orchestra Concert Marine Pvt. .Tyler S. EDITO NOTE: Sen. Levy grea societal the Lt. James D, Har- Boies, son of Jack R..and, to solve this problem for Hoapaarea Tickets adult Navy <helpi . $4.50 in the Hicks- >anal The Island Youth , per Har- J. Boies of Woodland residents Long nett, son of William G. Dian Itisa continuing forall or $1.50 student or insuch Orchestra announces tha its per Drive in Old has have only the madness of nett of Spindl Road, in Bethpage ville, Plainview areas. They senior citizen, will be availa- or the over- first concert of the 1985/8 Hicksville, recentl returned completed the Infantry «the Westbury Full Service DMY, ble at the bo Plaza, autrec season will be held on Sun- office. Combat Course at DMV in the Mid Isl from a six and one half. Taining c Hicksville we Was a 24th In other words, Sen. Levy, da evenin November Around month deployme from the Marine Corp Bas Camp which is NOT ‘ull service. ness. It 8:00 P.M. at the Bush NC.. ~ at Mediterranean “Sea while Lejeune need your help now. ed out- Brown Concert Theatre, Our Town stationed aboard the frigat During the six week sserted C.W. Post Center in Old in -course, Boies received class- Robert Weis, of Dart- US Trippe, homeporte Brookville. The perfor- SC. room instruction and pastic- Plainview has Charleston, utrec is mouth Dr., field exercises mance, which inaugurate A 1972 graduate of St. ipate in been awarded an Oneonta signing the orchestra 23rd season, Dominic’s High School, involving infantry tactics; State Scholarshi for the and poster. will be conducted by its Bay, and -a 1976 the construction 1985-86 academic yea at the Oyster modern founder and director Martin graduat of The Citadel, “camoufla of fighting posi State University of New of Dreiwitz of Sea Cliff. Charleston, SC, with a tions; and the use mines, York College at Oneonta. pst toa The soloist will be bas- Bachelor of Science degre demolitions and intra- the lec- communiatons soonist Frank Morelli, orig- he joine the Navy in May company It will Steve Meier, of Hicks- . of Mr. inally Massapequ 1976 . equipment . ithe ville, a freshman at Molloy art Morelli is principa bassoo- He joine the Marine DOOR College is a member of the IN nist of the New York City Navy Petty Officer 2nd Corp in April 1985. 21. Molloy men’s Basketball iber and will be playing is Oper Team. tivity the Weber Bassoon FLEA MARKET Concerto. Susan. Cassid of Hicks- Bartfeld Construction OVER 30 VENDORS The program also features : ville. a Junior at Molloy Suite “Tale of the Tsar from is a memebr of the Colleg — Sultan’? by Rimsky- Joins Ceco Building Division Come One-Come BEL ‘SL 2eqWeAON ‘Aepiia C1VH3H M3lAr. ¥1d/GNV1SI GIN — € e6eg in per- Molloy Women’s Basketball Al Korsakoff and the “Lon- te pro- Team. Susan is a graduat of For don’? Symphony by Division ision’s parent company. the Somethin Everyone! al selec- Holy Trinity High School. Ceco Buildings Williams. that Barteld Ceco Corporation. Chicago ngs for Vaugha ‘has announced state-of-the-art. leader in such as Construction Corporatio At The and construction. akes”. of Hicksville, has become a design 1912. Ceco\has been nukah™. Ceco metal building Since “. building some of erica’ AMERICA LEGIO and contractor. most. beautiful structures. 24 East Nicolai St., Hicksville, NY 11801 “We prou to have Bar- the Chicago mer- s Judith including St. Yard) teld Construction Corpora- chandise mart. ‘ Monte- (Acros fro Ignatiu Scho esent a tion as part of the Ceco Aquariu and presen- rey’ Ba 9 am till 4 pm Sundays team.” said Ron Padawer, Cincinnati' Riverfront anukah and Sun. Dec. 14th Ceco Division Stadium. Also on Sat. Monas- Buildings marketing. In Ceco Buildings and 21st and ation i vice-president, joining and 15th 22nd “Barteld Cor- Barteld Construc- all new mer- Construction Division, There are 35 vendors in this Flea Market, offerin ppenin has fine _ sweaters, poration a servic tion Corporation becomes chandise such as novelties, toys stuffed animals, clothes, r Il in tradition and now have net- doll and baby clothes, kitchenware, knives, they of a nationwide . stationery, nd. and part perfume and coin the backing ol Ceco, a leader work of Cecometal building jewelr jewelr les [rom have As an added attraction in December you can your picture the metal buildings contractors. According to resenta- i take wit Sant ; 6 Lane, Hicksville, industry.” v industry reports, the metal ove, To Mr. & Mrs. John Fitzpatrick, Croyde shown aboard the home Ceco Building division, industry market n of the L.L, NYAR is are posing poolsid buillding Oceanic” before sailing from New based in Columbus. Missis- share for low-rise. non- actress line& flagship “S.S. just to the sun filled isles of sippi is the nation’s fourth residential structures rose ith The York on a week&# vacation cruise of the Bahamas, larges supplie of metal from in 1973 to 55 in touring Bermuda, and then on to the capitol 37 The Div- ‘leanor™ Nassau. building Building 1983. -iberty”. a

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HERALD — Pag 4 Friday, November 15, 198 — MID ISLAND/ & Free Musical Concerts In Ou Dea Friends. . Tow By TO Supervisor Josep Colby

What a Meeting! Town of Oyster Ba residents will have festival of free cert pianis and Joyce Rosa, Protessor of Art History. THE COMMUNITY COUNCIL meet- The “Great Sounds of Jazz” series will with HICKSVILLE musical concerts to enjoy.during November and December commence a Room of the ing, held last Thursday in the Community the of 1986. program at 3 PM on Sunday. November 24th at New York of 1985 and‘continuing right through sprin The was not only well attended. but also of grea interest Institute of Th first of three, this will Library, A in past years, the Town of Oyster Bay Cultural and Technology. program and as evi- to Hicksville residents organizatio delegates Performing Arts (CAPA) Division of the Departmen of feature Ray Alexander All Star Quintet. Schoc denced the addressed to the three main In series for the b many questio Community Services is offering a series of Distinguishe a concert designe especiall young resi- Team who were our Postmaster. Mr. Roge Nienabor, dents of our Town, Children’s Music-Go-Round offers an speaker ‘Artists Concerts. In cooperatio with several local libraries the Mc. Richard Evers who spo on the present problem of format of ten Patterned alter the -- Bethpag Hicksville. Plainview-Old Bethpag Massape expande performance Museum, and TOB Councilman Thomas Leonard Bernstein series these Cham the — Gregory qu and Syoss the have undertaken the sponsors o! earl children’ programs Clark. a of several. new building creative trom the wh gave presentati twenty quality concerts. encourage participation ‘question sau for the downtown area of Hicksville with architect audience and include hands-on demonstrations. proposed Many of the artists will be familiar to residents who have c available. These included leg renderings and blueprints where the series in We have also the Participatin artists includ several dance groups, a story- att¢n past years. expande was t the new Gilison Office and proposals for the Plaza concert, on - lite and musical Building dimensions of the program by adding new performin artists song Spotlit Opera opera all in . at Mi Island. In fact, because of the interest of present — and the Concert with musical tion and groups. comedy Lolly Pop composi- these and the Answer periods in each tions children and about children. Speakers Question.& Among those performer returning this year, with all new.. inspired by Hicks the case. those agree that p.m. SHARP will be Detailed information about the Artists present programs are: Manhattan Woodwind Quintet. Lon Island Distinguishe since | for Council which starting time thes Community meetings Vocal Ensemble, Celebration Brass and the New York Gil- Concerts. the “Great Sounds of Jazz” and ‘Children’s for the first of each month in the of th are scheduled Thursday bert & Sullivan Banquet. Music-Go-Round can b obtained b contacting the CAPA Room. So, why not mark your Division of the of Services at 977 Swim Library& Community Exciting new artists include: Lawrence Schubert. concert Department Community that will find much to interest calendar? We&# sure yo you pianist Paul Adkins and Stephani Conte, tenor and Hicksville Road. Massapequ 1175 or calling 795-5943. The about what is on in own community. Come on The music is the locations are converiient goin your soprano, the Back Ba Brass Quintet -- five musicians on professional Lorna down. You are all welcome. and the is and will take trumpet. horn, tuba and trombone -- and a very specia price right. hop you your family the of offered the Town and Siere highly acclaimed program “Women in Music and Art, a advantage of variety concerts b Effie libraries. and | And speakin of Community programs...Mrs Multi-media Exploration” featuring Judith Alstadter, con- co-sponsoring Krogma also brought the Community Council up to date won on the progress and need of the Hicksville Interdenomina- break tional Nutritional Network Sou Kitchen which she spok “Walk Thr oug The Bible” Progra recor to us about last spring. and showed u slides of the homeless in Hicksville. With the cooperation of the Lutheran Busi- In withir nessmen’s Council. the Hicksville Ecumenic Council and Farmingdal . the help of all the local churches. and those of you who heard of Col- Universities and Col- had extensive involvement faculty Philadelphia of this the Council, the Hicksville Kitchen Rd Petersen is read to can throug Sou of the Bible and is pres- In addition, he. was with Christian Service Bri- leg has made since its on April Ist in the lead you onan unforgettable leges progress openin * ently Acting Chairman of Walk Thru the Old Testa- elected to Delta Epsilon Chi gade servin in various spacious hall and kitchen of the Holy Trinity Episcopal their Department of Com- from9A.M.to6P.M. Honor Society and received on the local, regional Church. Those of you who may wish to donate either your mem. ways munications. He continues November his and national levels, Many ot time to this cause contact Mrs. on Saturday, 23, college’s outstanding Or money worth may to have an extensive preach Real Estateon -at St. Luke Lutheran service award inthe field of Roger& Bible studies and In Krogmann at Montana North Broadway in and in activities. in in teachin ministry Hicksville. Church, Farmingdale. extracurric articles have appeare soccer area churches, youth Years of faithful instruction Brigade’ national publica ville T retreats. Christian Educa- Don& Rake Leaves Into Town Roads trom his Sunday School Alter college, Roger tions. b Fo ; tion conferences and leader- residents are to have give Roger a toured the Holy Land and To further his Inthe Town of Oyster Ba urge ba teache training, shi seminars. playe trust in Christ as His returned his home- leaves securel in the coming weeks the Town&# Highway only then to Roger attended Trinity Cantia; sin since his New Don’t miss the and Sanitation Dep will giv leaf collection top priority. Savior trom town of Woodbridge, Evangelic Divinity School opportun- weeker where he a ity to join Roger in an the Tor Also. Please remember not to rake leaves into any roads, as youth. Jersey, accepte in Deerfield, Illinois, where action-tilled of went on to attend as Minister of Edu- he in New. Testa- day learning place, this is a dangerou practice. Roger position major Bible untolds for Philadelphia College of the cation in his home church, ment. During first in as the you Titans. his year . before. Bible. He graduate with a Fellowship Bible Church. In received Trini- as never well pl Don’t Contaminate Our Groundwater residence, he You may for the majo in Bible and a minor this capacity, Roger special ty’s preachin award for the register many County DA Deni Dillion issued a warning to consumers 249-1220 9- in Christian Education. ized in small group teaching, of the walk by calling scored and retailers concerning criminal penalties for the- outstanding sermon gasoli While at PCB, Roger name creative workshop services 5. Mon-Fri. Registration beating of waste oil. There is a requirin year. imprope disposal Ja in Who&# Who and work- are also accepte at the of 1-0. oil in appeare persona growth service Stations to and properl dispos of used the door. acce Among Students in Ameri- shop Over the years he has In 1982 Roger joined on an quantitie of less than tive gallon per day per person. Also, this law require stations to post a conspicuo sign stating do that they accept used ail for recycling. Many consumers The Advantag of Crash Prevention Workshop ‘not reAlize that waste oil may properly be dispose of in this their violations. interested in manner. Mr. Dillion noted that motorists who chan Senator Norman J. Levy situations, educationa film Motorists Prevention additional infor- oil and improperly dispos of it constitutes a significant (R.C-Merrick) is remindin and group discussions, as “The Crash obtaining Crash Prevention source of groundwater pollution in Nassau County. Dump- motorists that they can well as important and poten- Workshop cannot only hel mation on and write: in the waste dow a drain or pourin it on the ground may reduce their motor vehicle tially life savin information drivers save money pos- Workshops can oil but residents must of license, but, be th easiest way of disposin of waste insurance b 10% remove on. the dangerou eftects sibly their more Salety Training Programs with our the instruction Box 1328, FDR realize that they are creating a serious problem three points from their alcohol on driving ability.” importantly, Inc., P.O. classes can ~ York, New groundwat in the future. license and hel protect “Following a motorist’s give at these Station. New themselves from involve- sucesstul completio of the hel motorists protect them- York 10150 cr call (516) 542- available in selves and their -0033, for current workshop * * * * ment in traffic accidents by six-hour course, passengers enrollment a of “one day or two da sessions, from potentially serious schedules and THATS ALL for this week. Stay well and remember the completing Department Motor Vehicle (DMV) drivers receive a “Certificate accidents,” Levy concluded. forms. old saying. “You are only poor when you have nothing to _ approved Crash Prevention of Completion”, which, share.” But sharing isn’t always giving money. Hopetully we Workshop. : when presente to their can also share by our eflorts to help those around us in many Levy. Chairman of the insurance company, entitles We know many of you who do .-this, and yo are Senate Transportation them to a 10% reduction in ge t all. inspiration that tor SHEILA NOETH Committee. explaine their liability premiu the workshop are part of three years, Levy “said, the Point Insurance Reduc- adding “In addition, after tion Program and are avail- the Crash Prevention Work- able at various locations in notilied the DMV of a “For the good that needs sho assistance Nassau County throughout motorist' “graduation”, will For the bad that needs the year. three point be automat- resistance “The Crash Prevention ically subtracted trom his For the future in the Workshops which are driving record.” distance limited to drivers, to And the goo that we twenty eh instruc- Lev emphasiz that this Wcan do.”V assure maxirkum tional effectiveness, include “hel motorists avoid possi benefit of the course can ble license revocation or sus- .Sublished Weekly Except Last Week of the Year problem solving exercises pensi due to excessi dealing with typical driving points ona license for traffic Second cless posta paid at Hicksville, New York , {346-720 SHEILA NOETH, Editor PETER HOEGL, Advertising Manager Thanksgivi ¢

~ ae KATHERINE RYAN, Office Manag Sanitation Collection Mr. D. Michael Racicot became one of the newest members of the Hicksville Rotary Club in a speci induc- Fred J. Noeth, Editor & Publisher — 1949 1968 The Town of will receive a speci picku tiow ceremony held at the Milleridge Inn last week. Mr. Charter Member Nassau County Press Association, Inc.’ Oyster Ba sanitation collection sche- on Friday. November 29th.” Racicot is Account Executive of the First Bradford Corpo- of award for Community Service TWice Winner Sigma Delta Chi collec- Winner of th€ NEA Missouri Schoo! of Journalism Silver Trophy dule will be modified in Clark stated. “Friday ration in Jericho, NY. The new Rotarian was indoctrinated for Outstanding Community Service in the Nation observance ol the Thursday, tions will be made on Satur- as to membershi practice and procedures by Past Presi- November 30th.” dent Arthur Pettorino and inducted into the club POSTMAS send address chang tq November 28th, Thanksgiv- day. formally Clark noted that all Town John who is Past charter Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 ing holiday, according to by Rotarian Hill, President, ~ 1 Jonsthan Ave.. Councilman Thomas olfices will be closed on member and a Paul Harris Fellow of International. WELLS 1-1400 Town Rotary 12 L. Clark. Thanksgiving, but that all Club President Elie Zambaka heartily welcomed the new Subscription rates: By. M jal $6 per year; five years facilities, ice member and him his Sioso two years; $14.00 three years; $23.00 “Residents who normally park except presented with Rotary lape pin. (Offi- on rinks, will be cial Joe have collection Thursday skating open. Rotary photo by DePaola) .

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resi- * W Team place fourth in eight grader, won the Harvest Glow fers.an the Nassau 500 free and the 100 Other who ter the County qualifier Bouque at Nas- with her to make the grams Championshi butterfly own helpe Cal or visit Send FTD® u m the sau Community Col- best times. Jeannine Championship such a the to Brass &# Blooms ™ leg on Nov. 9. This Sirey, a ninth grader, success tor Hicksville | Story- Bouquet. was the were, Karen Karrmann lusical highes posi won the 200 1M witha mposi- tion achieved by new Nassau County who swam the 500 free. Hicksville Swimmers record. and was second the 200 tree and the free Artists since the establishment in the 10 breaststroke. relay; Karen Kratoch- Idren’s of the School Mund vil who swam hw 200 CAPA Hig Lorna won th at 977 Swim Team. 100 back, with a time Im and the 100 back; 943. The Medley relay of that broke her own Sheri Howell who enient Lorna Mund, Jeannine State record, and she swam the 100 back; Il take Mund in Gina Cusumano: who wnand Sierey, Kristin won the silver medal and Gina Cusumano the 200 tree. All three swam the 100 free and won a large margin. girl will be competin who, along with Sheri breaking the school inthe State Champion- and Karen Kratochvil, record and coming ship which they will compete in the tree within six tenths of the attend with the coach lay. CENTERPIE _ LARGE SELECTION OF HOLIDAY a Col- Tornadoes BU-1 ASK ABOUT OUR TURKEY BASKET $ pres- Hicksvi nan of Coaches Len Greenspa & Jo Matz Com- TeEFLORA” ntinues By I. Ca fectly set up b Timmy Car- McCarren |; Erik Matz 1; TELEFLORA BIR sreach- rol to Jason Kikmetis for the and Timmy Blind - 1 The In an exciting super istr in score. Goalie, Andrew rest. of the player Jarret soccer weekend, the Hicks- BOU youth led the detense shut- Roth, Tony Oliva. Tim Car- ville Tornadoes sponsore Tura Educa- ting out the Titans in their roll, Re Rojas Paul Vil- b Forest Electric Corp.. leader- only loss thus far this lalta, Walter Villalta, Mike playe two home games at season, Kent. and Perks Cantiagu Park the past Bobb 248 5. BROADWAY © HICKSVILLE assisted on ortun- weekend. On Sat. Nov. 10 On Sun. Nov. Il. the many goals which led the Tornadoes to in an the Tornadoes played th Ist Tornadoes continued their Na Goaltending was © © arning place undefeated M.A.C. winning by trouncing victory. ‘Cheveclo 931-0241 ways shared by Matt Greenspan or you Titans. In an exciting and the So, Crusad- Huntington Erik Matz and Walter Vil- well playe game. viewed b ers by a score of 10-2. Seven lalta, each making numer- lor the many fans, the Tornadoes different Torpadoe players Ous saves, |220 9- scored a victory. contributed to the stunning scoring: shoul be rations The Tornadoes beating the Titans by a score Jason Kilmetis - 2 Matt the congratulate o a fine sea- at of 1-0. The only goal came Greenspa - 2; Drew Turano son record of 5 wins, 2 oldman Dros - 2 Jo Lozina - 1 Mike losses. tie with 2 game still to be play and currently W Different one point out of first place Ar Man Thing ps Good luck in your ted in get remaining games, — “Vic- infor- Le tory & Tornadoes!” To Different vention The team sends the sin- Man Peopl write; cere hope to Barry Man- ae ograms nion for a speed recovery f . FDR trom a recent injury.

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KNIGHT NEWS #42520 Josep Barry Council of Sev Hicksville memlt Old by Joseph Leo Jr. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS . Runn the

wh s would like to welcome all of our new brothers who took bags If not why don’t you find him and purchas a raffle the 6 their Ist degre Tuesday night. Congratulations on a job ticket. All the proceed of his sales goes to the Statue of ler (6 well done. The best way to understand the full meanin of Liberty Fund. Bill has raised just over a thousand dollars. delph what-the Knights represent is to get involved. If you have Let’s hel him reach his goal. H is in his stretch drive. Road not done so | you to join a committee. Become Yes, this is the last you will hear of the C&am drive for 1985. . already. urge Nove active and enjoy your club. W still have not reached our goal. Could it be that you Jef Brothers there is a 2nd degre Tuesday the 19th of haven&# respond yet? Please send in your returns as soon as a pair November., Let& all be there to show our support and follow possible The deadline is fast approaching and the drawing he bo: our new brothers through their journey of the degrees will be November 30th in Utica. Joe | The Thanksgiving committee ran their annual “Night at Attention members: The K of C Christmas party will be belor the Races” last Friday evening If you were there I&# sure Dec. 17. Mark your calendar and plan to attend. More was t abborda price you& agree a great time was had b all. Thanks to Ed details next month. at H cc and his committee tor 4 job well done. The pro- Fourth degre Christmas party and Testimonial will be Gillespi Philac ceeds [rom the evenin go to the Thanksgiving committee. Dec. 14 9:00 pm - 1:00 am. Th price is $17.50 per person tor the C 935-975 822-348 They will be making baskets of food for the need in our complete roast beet dinner, open bar and band. It will be the At community. Remember - it’s not to late to help There is a helé at Josep Barr Council. Honoree will be William P. in 10 W. HICKSVILLE container in the council tap room. Please bring down your Henne Sr. PGK, PFN. All are welcome. MA ST., secon Lu ) contribution of ‘non-perishable foods. &g Brothers, it was warm and touching to see all who Ite overa Hav you seen brother Bill Henne PG raftling off sports attended the wake for Brother John Zalewski. The council start, ik Band the Hicksville community has lost one of its hardest es had t - working members. John was a triend to everyone he met. Galileo Lodg ba w Ou loss is dee but the Lord’s gain is great. Let’s let John’s a runnii & LOMB’ (Continued spirit live in all of us. from Pag 2) home report that Mary& daughte SENSITIVE EYE Saline Solution natel Antionette was recently Sterile Preserved Saline Solution: with injured in a bike accident have which required surgery. She miles!

- is now at home recoverin Nic YOU CHOIC and we hop that sh sill tinish : soon be well. 12 02. all, * & € (10:3 Pleas do not forge that isher. on the 25th : Monday, of (11:23 « BONUS PACK 34 _ November, the Ladies Aux- 83% MORE SOLUTION place will FREE iliary present a ‘Night at and L the Races’ at Roosevelt finish Price of admis- Raceway. 26th sion will be $18 a per person. was 01 nominal fee that also entitles you to delicious hot dinner at-the Cloud Casino and a tefrific. vie of the horses CRAFTY SENIORS: Oyster Ba 3 wn, €oiincilman ‘Ocke ani the track itself. Mary Angelo A. Delligatti and Town Clerk Ann (second Thi Sarrera (433-6289) will from left admire some of the crafts made y members of char citizen clubs. The clubs held a show at Sunrise supervis this activity. ably -Town senior ment: Mall in to raise mone club activities as well assisted by Mary Balestrino Massapeq for paym handmade dolls to (SU 5-1462). Mary and as for charity. Showing off are (left right) Il to Mary will be sellin tickets Lilliam Finnegan of Bethpage, Rita Maggio of Massapequa 1986, Pavlicek of Plainview. every Wednesday night at and Mary Direc the Galileo Lodge, from to Distri : P.M. So for a Appointe Consultant Th November nigh out. this under 9 Lowell D. Glatt. O.D.. of vision care programs and by activity sounds kind of nice the instal Hicksville. has been encouraging research in The tickets and different. are ol environmental- and ¢ appointe a consultant to area now on sale and have been the American Optometric industrial vision, (Co for some time. Association’s Environmen- Dey Engaged tal, Occupational Vision Local Gentle enough to Commissioner and Mrs. Task Force by the organiza- use everyday. Gilbert E. Cusuk of Hicks- tion’s. president, Gerald J. Easton. O.D., of Coronado, 15 oz. ville are happy to announce . Bowl-A- the of their Calitornia. engagement the weeks of Dec. Susan The Environmental) Oc- During daughter to Jettere 8th and Dec. 15th, the M. of Mr. cupational Vision Task Carpenter son Yours, Ours, Mine Com- 3° and Mrs. James B. Carpen Force promotes the effective of Levittown use of vision for sale and munity Center ter of Baskin Ridge. New will be sponsorin its 3rd Jersey. improve performance on Annual Bowl-a-thon at the A March 1986 wedding the job b providing indus- is North and South Levittown planned. try with information on Lanes. League bowlers will be sponsored by area resi- dents and businesses, and will be eligible to-win prize ranging froma 5-day trip lor to Disneyworld to an angle

acetaminophe CAPSULES bowling ball. The Grand tehel comlainy cate pari no aspinw Prize, an trip for to $ Capsul S00mzea 8-day Aruba, will be awarded to Leese ee tieentied the bowler who raises the EXTR STRENGT 84’s + most money for Y.O.M.’s 12 Free 35 ~ caps. 50’s renovation project. a new nursery school wing and second for additional AVAILABLE AT story $41 programs. eaeDi THESE m 0 Sponsor may pledg as eee AT STORES little as a penny a poin to TDL STORES Discoun Palace- |-—AVAIL Baby 661-51 EMB their favorite bowlers, and Thre Reads Disc.-Pt. Convenience Discount- 351-9773 Jefferso 928-117 every pledge of 10 becomes Princess & Ronkonkoma 588-6730. ~ Discount C.B.S. Discount for Convenie Discount-Hicksville 931-8037 Bty.- Cove eligible for a drawing a Parkdale Pharmacy- Strea 791-65 color t.v..a home computer Discount-Belimore 221-0723 Cove Patchogu N.Y. Cric Glen N.Y. ball. Oyst Ba Disc.- Ba 922-8584 oran angle bowling Dale Drug- 249-3272 are Lake Pharmacy- Ronkonkoma 981-558 Sponsors being signe Dia Town-E Northpor 265-3939 Brav up now, so pleas call 796- Economart-East Meadow 486-4333 | M.G.M. Dicount Supermarke Wantag Geauty- 825-6778 6633 to bowl, to sponsor a Brents Discount-Eest Setauket 331-9394 N.Y. N.Y. ol the Pharm MI3-7559 Plairiview Levittown, friend, and to bea part Wyandan -Wyandan 3.75 02. 2” Kabo Health & Bt Brestwood 231-3595 growt ofa Community Ete. Stores- 757-3500 Center! Local Runners Score In Philadelph “Rip Van Winkle”. was - To Atlantic Cit Road Race seen on Nov. 8, b all the students Seven Long Islanders, all at Lee Ave. School. members of the Plainview- The production was put on Producérs Foundation iBUS Old Bethpage Road b and is of the cultural Runners Club, were among part the 35 ultramarathoners arts program provide b wh the Lee Ave, PTA, raffle successtully completed the 6th annual 100 tue of Kilome- The Ist graders of Lee ollars. ter (6 Mile) “Great Phila- to Atlantic Ave. School enjoye their ve, delphi City first field on Halloween Road Race” on trip r 1985. Saturday, November 9. Da by going to Christopher at you Jett Jacobs, in Morley Park, where they oon as competing were treated to a pair of running shoe that seeing. rawing and the Beast.” he borrowed form teammate “Beauty Joe Rettino will be only minutes belore the On Nov. 8, the indept More start of the race. class trom Lee Ave. was the first local finisher. study School enjoye a tour ‘of He completed the run from will be Lincoln in New York Hall to Cenj son tor Philadelphia’ City the Convention City. The class was uble to will be Center on the Atlantic Boardwalk go backstag to see all the lam P. City mechanics of a in 10 hours, 14 minutes, 36 setting up befo show. also see- for “The Long Island Seven,” moments the start of the They enjoye Lisa Smith winner of a VCR Lee Skate | who seconds, good [2th plac at Ave’s Party. — to Nick Michael Liz the rehearsals of the overall, After to the race (L R) Palazzo, Davidson, in getting first Theis - Carvel Cookie ouncil Jeff and roller skating party of Marty start. Jef discovered that he Flahavan, Joe Rottino, Tom Podolsky, Jacobs, upcoming performances the Carol - ardest (front Jim scho year on Nov. 6, a Puss; Adami Long’ had taken the wrong row) McDougall c met, gym On Oct. 25, Levittown Roller Rink. A Restaurant; John Thomp ba with him, and that his compliment John’s time son - Life Karen cross the finis line. that was well of the Lee Ave. PTA, the ‘good was ha b all. Gam running shoes were back experien Russo - Joe Rottino worth the effort! children at Lee were able to Many prize were give Golden Seal; Wm. home in Plainview. Fortu- (15:02:42 Lon the Island can take RIF Is Fun- away. Among the Eckerman - Shows Biz was 34th. ultramara- - speci prid enjo (Readin lucky nately, Joc had an extra pair thoner to reach the Conven- inthe fact that all seven of its damental), whereb all the winners were: Video; Tom Ormond - with him — or Jeti would Roller tion Center, finished a children chase a book to Skate Carol Adami have run barefoot for 62 finishing nearly representative - 35mm 20 of the 55 take Romanie Snowden - Camera; Emil miles! ; five hours behind his shoes! race in which home. Muller - The Race started at starters dropped Galler Pizzeria; Christin $25 to T.J. Court- Nick Palazzo (10:16:23) 6:00 original - - Lisa Smith AM, and the runners out along the way. Lee Ave. PTA held their Ansty Lenny’ Pizzeria; ney’s VCR. finished in 13th plac over- pro-. all. Jim McDougall ceeded from City Hall across the Frank- (10:38:45 was the 14th tin- Benjami lin isher, Michael Davidson Bridg to Camden. New The the (11:23:07) finished in 24th Jersey maj part of place and Tom Podolsky course was directl across New and Liz Flahavan (11:43:17) Jersey on Route 30. As the road veered at the finished together to tie for, right crest of hill in 26th and 27th places Liz a Absecom, the runners were was only the third woman to suddenly greete witha beautiful view News Fro of Atlantic City spread out before them rt in the distance - cilman ; The IR — but th finish line was still second The annual interest rate a full miles Away across the bers of charge on tax. underpay- causeway. With 1 miles to sunrise ments and paid on tax over- go,. the started up the as well payments will decrease from Broadwalk with a motorcy- ) Fight) IL to 1 percent on Jan. J cle police escort to take apequa 1986 John Jenning IRS each runner to the finish Director for the Brooklyn line. ° District, said on Oct. 28. It was a tough da for all THE RIGHT The annual rate on concerned, but the exhilara- and b underpayment of require tion and sense of person SWEATER yin the installments of individual prid that each runner expe- ental- and corporate estimated tax rienced as he or she crossed SPECIAL (Continue on Pag 10) the finish line made it an g- et

Values to $1 Fabulous selectio of solid & of Dec. HO h, the ne nbo & vebv-boat necklni & Com- assorted sleeves. vitlown its 3rd Com into the store and HE RI SIZES! ¢ im. ‘ | at the sign up to win a — T 38-52 ‘SL 4equeAON ‘Aepila QIVY3H — vittown 8100 Wardrobe. GB6L MAIANIV1d/ONV1SI GIW 2 e6e ers will No purchase necessary. ba resi- &g and FREE n prize Certificate trip for *10 Gift with any purchase of $50 or in angl TH RIGHT FASHION! Grand tor to Th RIGHT rded to SERVI ses the .O.M.&qu Th rit Pricin a new 1 and ditional dge as JOIN Lo

rs, and eCOMCS 1 fora at St ym puter Jo Latio is an outstandin student-athlete , “ball fisher in Rochester, was a member of the men’s TEI John Colleg VOW OPEN IN-CALDOR PLAZA SHOPPI NGECEN . this season. signe tennis team Levittown, N.Y. (516)796-318 a record of 1- (near Kids-R-Us) all 796- Latini, a junior mana major, poste and was also 1-5 in jonsor a during the season in fourth singles irtofthe doubles competition School. umunity Latini earned letters in tennis at Hicksville High sell|

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. ‘o g At EAB Plaza Ice Rin — the of winner| More than 50 children presentatio rans Day | will take to the ice at The trophie the nation 3 Beebie Beaver, the DeMatteis Ice Rink on th along Bros & audition cuddly officia mascot of the we. November 15 to attended for spots as flower gatherer 19 U. Figur Skatin communit; will the at the ials on tl = and troph presenters National join children their $ 1986 U.S. Figure Skating in skat School Gre The National Championship at. aroun DeMattei Hicksville Rink, the first step Ser 2 Lon Island&# Nassau Coli- to many rans’ a career in figure of $ seum in February. towar officers - skating. Veterans, \ a wa 7 ach child will have 58 Proceeds from the 1986 a tion of the = secon to clea th flower Y.S. Figure Skating osts/ and strewn ice, simulatingcond Nationals, February 4-9. tions betwe routines atth will be used to send Ameri- Among fans championship when can figur skatin teams taking pai ¢ toss to h 5 ofte flowe sho abroad to various interna- holiday their appreciati for a fig- tional competitions includ- and decez ure skater’s performance in the 1988 Winter Olym- our armed The children also will have ‘pics in and to to demonstrate their ability encourage Calgand lev lop the to stopona dim while carry sport in the greater New ing phon books, simulating ork metroplitan area.

Passersb this week wer treated to a bit of the traditional Maine white-building vision at Hicks- The Disabled Are Able you is f ° : i property lik = ville’s Historic Heitz Place CouCourthouse. Se e ira nott t bu . By Dorit Wolffberg, CSW it timto your The home of the Gregory Museum, this build- nati | Last it was estimated of approximately ten peopl at: ing has had increased paint peeling du to leaking year groups there are Each class is run b . roof gutters. that approximately persons. ERA 100.000 developmentally two Developmental Special- disabled individuals living in ists and is supported by a DONOVAN REALT Museum volunteers use possibl the last the State of New York. One team olf Psychologists. thousand more are born Social Workers, Nurses, warm spell to seal the building with white primer 64 Jerusalem Ave. It is also esti- Speech Pathologists and But if [larg each year. you&# got a paint before th cold set in. Reereation house--too large, perhaps Hicksvil N.Y. mated that 85 of those Therapeutic lyour current needs-let u find peopl who are substantially Specialists a baby boomer, or gny A Case Coordinator is you Th roof gutters are part of a Federal Commun- disabled continue to live at their families. to ensure the integ- ity Development Project through Oyster Bay home with assigne While it is very gratifying rity of the program plan Town which is having bid-letting problems. work such to see the growth in public Clients on areas awareness *around the lives as sell-care, domestic skills. of the developmentally dis- academics, pre-vocational abled, most of this aware- training, travel training and

ness has been focused on the sell-esteem. issues surrounding institu- The approac i holistic. tionalization or reabsorb- Each person is viewed as a tion into the community. comple individual who is in Very little attention has been need of growth in a variety pai to the needs ef thou- of areas simultaneously. sands of families who have Goals are established with taken it upon themselves to the clients’ current level of Pro- care for a disabled. family development in mind. member at home; sometimes gress may be seen in as sim- for their entire lives. The pl a task as learning the sig Nassau Center for the languag for bathroom, or Developmentall Disabled inas compl a task as learn- has been helpin such fami- in to take public transpor- lics for nearl three decades. tation without supervisio The are located at 10 New Counselin i provide South Road i Hicksville. toboth the clicnt and.to his The Nassau Center was or her family on anindivid- Behavior founded in 1958- a smal ual or group basis. group of motivated par- management training is ents, Itis part of anexpand- provided as well, both in the ing network of agencies on Day Program and at home. Long Island who provid The clients’ -familics are Ongoin support to devel- allorded access to-a varicty opmentall disabled peapl of auxilary community ser- Vices such home health living in the community. . ‘as’ The Center&# Adult Day aides. respit and specialize Treatment Program is under medical servi Parents are the direction of Philip Kane. also provided assistance lor It serves over 10 clients past Negotiatin the .state and the age of 2 and operates county special service daily throughout the year. It systems. is regulate by New York State’s Office of Mental The thrust toward Retardation and Develop- increased support for fami- s mental Disabilities and is lies of disabled individuals is Spe funded through Medicaid. relatively new in New York services, Door todoor transportation State. but it is increasin and Sta A is provide to all clients at will continue to increase as Buest-sp no charge to families. long as awareness and fam- photo The goal of the Nassau ily participation grows. The Center is to provide a pro- most common barrier is Bravi: gram in which, the clients ignoranc ignoranc of the turn-out may achieve their optimum disabled and ignoranc ol families levels of independenc ina the services available to War Me caring and dignifie envir- them. You can hel to over- War Vet onment. Each personistho- come these. barriers by roughly evaluated bya team spreading the good word Pre of professionals and ‘indi- that services tor the disabled Annual vidualized treatment plans and their familics do exist Color to address and will continue to F : are developed grow munity & with the of their neigh- a ses those areas where a need for help VISA - Mastercard « Gift er Certificate improvement is indicted. bors. Help us. call us eo Clients are place in the Nassau Center (516) Photos | classroom settings for 433-83 —__.|

es e P Hicksville Observes Veteran&# Count Boxi i ut Da &# By Dick Evers Tournament 2 American VFW decorated Carolina, a West Point 3 Hicksville observed Vete- Legion; Amvets; burgler, tion, plus . personal appear- 0 ‘inner&# Veterans of Wars WW II veteran, Josep graduate and 1 year vete- ba ieee con rans Day on Nov. 1 with Foreig ances by world ranked @ the Vietnam Veterans. Adessio. ran, spok movingly of the national colors flyin and hoctin it Seceenid anual bone

armed © ae The Veterans Day servi- today’ forces, Ferris; pg C invastio Boxin well- youry along Broadway and The services were particu aes w a native of * 9 S effective ces were sr tofthe especiall Brentwood,Lon on ae at the i> . Friday attended ceremony tarilyi this : ; Tournament” General admission is 3 batt arily impressive year,a Island his in _ ‘is year, their bein more expresse prid “evenin December 6, 1985 katin community War Memor- goo turnout gatheri at There will with the men and 52-00 per person. in the visability and spaciousnes servin 31g The event willtak ials on the Junior High a War Memri ath {ree for door, 2 women of armed O drawing h today& Grounds. This created at the War Memor- Pi atth State University skat School year& Speck prizes refreshments will’ $ latteis traditional Hour ials by the School District Westbu: P sc a Hicksville Combined Vete- Ith ae Old They carry on the be available during the 2 r excellent of force cen reid many rans’ Service was led by PPproached.Therainc relandscapin Eaucation of genera- (Volto eens if time for the services in the site, last spring traditio olde oy Rowe 107,:O West: figure officers of the Masonic War e tions of with cour- obtained b sendin acheck 5 with the Which those assembled and veteran 5 (e frontderi Veterans, participa and sound or money order to the Nas- & ¢ Passersb heard agai the age commitment 00) N LE Est 4 19 tion of the village’ veterans | Fifle the Veterans invited guest speake training, h said in.a fine SU, County Police Boy o ating and theirauxiliaries. salute by An juherern suState PkiPk ExE hosts ‘this voice. The Club Box Tick 315 Oak 4-9, of Foreig Wars Color year also made the speaking Major& 3 y Garden 2 more parents. and Mrs. Steet, City, NY, Ameri- the organization Guard andthe mournful but ceremon significant. Mr t t wi f t Among 11530 or at the & beautiful farewell of Major Georg Ferris of the. Georg were purchas teams taking part in this solemn “Taps” Ferri present ke Gola Gin a a U. John F. Hicks- door. For more information nterna- the living and its refrain rendered by Army&# an complimen M opolit e ‘holiday honoring Some call (516)2224066 of Ronald of the Specia Warfare ville o its impressiv Vete- includ- and deceased members Koenig Kenned rriePa aee tieeco pet Hicksville School and Center at Ft. Bragg North rans Da Services. Olym- our armed forces were: The Hig and to a

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Name. oward Telephone. or fami- Address. ‘iduals i Spea at the conclusion of the Hicksville Veterans Day York > services, Monday, was Major Georg Ferris of the United and Warfare Command, Drop this coupon at any participating sin Staf Army Speci an accomplishe , Caldor Plaza store on November 16 to Tease as representin today’ armed forces (In top Drawing is at 9 p.m. at Chi Chis ind fam- photo)Eugst- enter, Restaurant. ws. The is irrier Braving threatening weather on Monday was a goodl -¢ of the turn-out of Hicksville war veterans, their auxiliarie and rance ol families for the Annual Veterans Day services at the JHS able to War Memoriais site, conducted this year b the Masoni to over- War Veterns. (center photo) 4 lers by d word Preparing to fire the rifle salute during Hicksville’s disabled Annual Veterans Da services, Monday, are members of the do exist Color Guard of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The com- to grow munity War Memorials and the site’s new plantin and flag ir result of neigh pol were more visible and attractive this years as a us at ... much grounds work by the School District. (lower photo) sr (516) ‘Photos b Dick Evers. CROSS-STOPQNE17--

HERAL — Page 10 — ISLAND/PLAINVIEW Eight Precinct Police Repor Friday, November 15, 1985 MID By PO Kenneth A. Box Elmont: Theresa Strachan, 39, 968 Alexander Lane, in cash was the arrived. $700 reporte polic Marvin Hills, 51, 25 Rockwood of Street, Uniondale; stolen trom Charco- Avenue, Massapequa. Twenty Police H. Lipkowitz, 57. [1 Dorset So. Broadway in Hicksville Nassau County Richard S. Elefanti, 33, 326 Central Road. Great Neck; Kenneth between Nov. and II. have arrested twenty- Street, Long 52, 1201 2nd West Hudson will recei a in connection Schmand, was made through (23) peopl Vincent J. Fishetti. ou Entry New Park; Beach; their the theft of cable Avenue. Hyd broken front window. with televi Ferris Road, sional ser P. 31. 2 60, 385 sion service trom Cablevi- ‘Adolph lorio, Old West- Seaford; service mark a con- Powells Lane, There was no loss son. The arrests the arrested Decembe Arthur J. Kuklo, 33. All of peopl when effort and bury; reported burglars tinuing b polic were tal’s Ant 237 Caroline Avenue, given appearance entered McKeons Bar at Cablevision to crack down them William T. tickets which directed cheon. it) of the television Garden City, New South Rd.. Hicksville on the theft in court aia later week Novelli, 38, 433 Atlantic to appear b door was on Nov. 6. The side service. date. Possession of Burglar Administ Avenue, East Rockway: open to gai entry. The following peopl Tools and Thett of Services bed Plai prie © Janice L. Roberts, 34, 184 were arrested and charge “a Inwood, are both classified as lacility. of So. Possession of Burglar Redwood Avenue, Good Life Natural with misdemeanors.~ “Empl Thett of Services: Howard Kilern, 60, 3405 Broadway, Hicksville, Tools and the f Avenue, Oceanside; top $70 in cash stolen Ocean reporte 3500 Park been wit entered b Allison Bartsch, 24, 1 Micheal Pesce, The investigation which ‘when burglars Victor lor ten o door, Mount Joy Avenue, Free- Avenue. Oceanside; lasted several months, is forcing the front July 1 David J. Stuck, 30. Lewis. 33. 568 Croydan expecte to continue with between Nov. 7 and 8. port; said. 1736 Washington. Drive Road, Elmont; Robert P. th anticipation of addi- Six ¢ Merrick; Robert L. Saba- Mclsaac, 21, 190 Belmont tional arrests. Elmont; worked Hicksville Junior High tini, 48, 1750 Washington Avenue. Reginald Additional Arrests: ’ Richard W. Gousse, 29, 2208 Leighto - Charles J. 34, 1372 School was entered on Nov. Drive, Merrick; Hoey, Ansaldi, 36, 116 Camp Road, Elmont; Anthony D. Adam Street. Elmont; 9 through a broken rear Andreana laivate, 33, 1634 Miriam with Possession of window. There was no loss Avenue, Merrick; charge 37, 325 Maple Elmont; Guisepp Tools and Theit of reporte since the criminal C. Carrino, Parkway, Burglars East Meadow, Ada Fanelli, 39, 672 -Diellen Services. was still in the building whe Avenue, Michi ae of Arcac BETHPAGE is making a name for "Wo and Health” Lecture Series EDWOODS of OLD are _ prot _ of the most runners on the Long females of all Both himself as one improved A lecture series for ages. the group is invited on a lished as a memorial to Mar- birth of scene. emotional -and physical Island road racing women that focuses o their guided tour of some of the jorie Rothschild, a dedi- sell. Pete Ed heads for the finish line of the of women’s health Pictured here, uniqu health concerns will aspects hospital’s most sophisti- cated North Shore volunteer Oct. 29, a * 5 Mile Run, where he set will be addressed. November 3 Mineola Mustang be held at North Shore Uni- care cated diagnosti equipment who contributed her time Sozs.. of 28 minutes, 59.seconds for the 5 mile “Life of Women”, persona recor versit Hospital four Tues- Stage On November 26, partici- and energy for more than 10 Peter wi Jean Schultz, distance. day mornings beginning presente by pant will tour the hospital years. Mrs. Rothschild gave Cong of the Plainview-Old Bethpage Road Coordinator of Geri- Ed is a member November 19. The “Marjo- M.D., at 10:30 A.M., and at 11:30 ‘more than 4,000 hours of in order at North Runners Club. tie Rothschild Memorial atric Psychiatr A.M., attend a lecture, service to the hospital Auxil- wh cel Shore. is scheduled for of Women and Health Lecture “Common Skin Concerns iary, working as a link on Nov. November 19 at 10:00 A.M. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Series” will answer health Women" by Eugene between families of surgical Following questions common to this presentatio Bodian, M.D., Chief, Div- patient and their physician Anniv December, 1985 the tax lien NOTICE TO ision of Dermatology at as Chairman of the Surgical the LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NASSAU COUNTY on property agains North Shore. Liaison Committee, and which such taxes are levied TAXPAYERS amendment to Chapter 1 “The Changin Health later, and organiz- the planning advertised on NOTICE _ will be an -P NOTICE IS HEREBY “Motor Vehicles and Traffic’ Care Syste and its Impact ing hospital fundraising _ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, are 18th day of February, 1986 GIVEN that sales lists of the Code of Ordinances of Upon Delivery of Health events, as Specia Events thereafter sold. that the Town Board of the of unpai the Town of Oyster Bay, Services” is the for the Chairman. |The” bein prepare Town of New topic District Taxes for Any taxpayer interested Oyster“Bay, School New York. STOP. SIGNS. December 3 program at There is a $30 fee for the dren&# f a brief York, shall hold a regular the 1984-1985, and may send description be ADDED or: A.M. Fedman, which includes year the shall 10:00 Myra series regis in att Town of his property to the meetin to conduct pub- State, County. an DELETED trom : R.N., M.A., Director, tration, refreshments and Library Treasurer, and a lic business of the govern- speci district taxes for year County in the hamlets Home Care Individual sessions Childre of of the Town of {17-25 Department parking , Statement of the amount ment Oyste 1985, on real property situ- Hicksville, B.S.N.. attended for $10. 26th of Bethpage, and Judy Spatz, may be Childre of unpai tax, if any, will be Bay, on Tuesday, at the ated in the towns Hemp- Glen Head, Massapequ R.N., Director of Utiliza- For or further ent the | * . registration forwarded to him. day of November, 1985 at 10 stead, North Hempstead and South Farmingdale. tion Review, will discuss the information, call the ina“A lists will be o'clo A.M., and the The complete prevailing and Oyste Ba City SCHOOL topic. The hospital tour that Department of Health Edu- cus” on for examination, time at the Hearing Room, of Beach, New York. open and shall be follows will take visitors to cation 516-562-3045. Long East JIN SIGNS at 16th at also copie will be available in Town Hall, Building, Sales lists are bein DELETED from - the laboratories, the blood gram i State the County Treasurer' Audrey Avenue, Oyster prepare of unpai 7-25 in the hamlet of bank, and nuclear medicine. IR come tc New York. All inter- , and Taxes for the Office, 240 Old Country Bay, Pag 7) , County Hicksville. WAY. “Common Gynecologic (Continue from On § Road, Garden City, N.Y. ested members of the public 19850 real propet sit- shall to Concerns of Women”, will decrease to 1 23rd at year invited attend. Pursu- SIGN be ADDED pres- also the territorial (P.O: Address, Mineola, are to uated within SECTION 1 the “ented by S. Theodore Hor- percent. year olc N.Y. on or about the ant to law, a public hearin limits of the City of Glen 11501 rates for inv witz, M.D., Attending Phy- . compoun are will be held at the aforesaid hamlet of Hicksville. Daily N.Y. Unless such 30th da of January, 1986. Cove, ZONES shaa sician, Department of interest for 10 percent were specia JOHN V. SCADUTO time and or as soon STOPPING taxes, with interest place and in table 16 of unpaid be or DELETED Obstetrics Gynecology, ~publish Storycr be ‘Nassau County Treasurer thereafter as practicable to ADDED fees ” and additional pai _ will be the final lecture, held Procedure 83-7, consider the following from. SECTIO 17-15 in Revenue tration O or before the 16th day of (M- December 1 at 10:00 in Inter- the hamlets of Hicksville, on whic is publishe visit Massapequa and Oyster A.M. The tour will the nal Revenue Cumulative Emergency Room, the Bulletin 1983-3 on page 599. Chai and Center, A rate of will be Speec Hearing 12 The and the levied on of LS Physica Therapy underpayments Office Glen Head Departments more than $1,000 arising ‘JUST FILL IN THE the hamlets of opment The “Women and Health” motivated transac- and Massapequa. LIMI- from tax Execut lecture series has been estab- Dec. 31, 1985. COUPON AND I&# tions after, concl: E LEGA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Chamb shall be DELE- DO THE REST! $. as they TED from SECTION NOTI TO BIDDERS istration Building, Division Consor 16 in the hamlet of Hicks- Tke Board of Education Avenue at 6f Stree Hicks- Music

ville. The above mentioned of Hicksville Union Free. ville, New York. — Manha mendment to Chapte 1 School District of the Town The Board of Education 30 On ‘Motor Vehicles and Traffic’ of Oyster Bay, Nassau reserves the right to reje all Manhz SUBSCRIPTIO BLAN is on file and may be viewed County, New York (in bids and to award the con- Decem daily (except Saturday, accordance with Section 10 tract to other than the lowest Admisi Sunday and Holidays) of Article 5-A of the General bidder for any reason mation Year - $6.00 Three Yea - $14.00. between the hours of 9 AM Municipal Law) hereby deemed in the best interest The 2 - Five Years - $23 Year $10.50 and 4:45 PM., prevailin invites the submission of of the District. Any bid include time at the Office of the sealed bids on New Copier sumbitted will be binding soprar HERALD CIMID-ISLAND Town Clerk. Any person for use in the for forty-five (45) days sub- violist. CHECK ONE 1985/86:3 [7 p5, AINVIEW HERALD interested jn the subje mat- Schools of the District. Bids seque to the date of bid cellist, ter of the said hearin will be will be received until 2:00 opening. pianis be of NAME give an opportunity to P.M. on the 25th day BOARD OF EDUCATION and Hi heard with - referenc thereto November, 1985, in the Pur- HICKSVILLE UNION list and and above Admin- FREE SCHOOL The: we at the time plac Office at the AODRESS — chasin designated BY ORDER OF istration Building on Div- DISTRICT works THE TOWN BOARD OF ision Avenue at 6th Street. Town of Oyster Bay. dAvin THE TOWN OF OYSTER Hicksville. New York, at Nassau County Sabio, MID-Island HERALD BAY. Joseph Colby, Super which time and plac all bids New York Atbeat visor; Ann R. Ocker, Town will be publicl opene Jane Wilder, Valise, One Jonathan Ave. Hicksville, N.Y. 11801 Clerk. Dated: October 8 Specifications and bid District Clerk Campi. New 1985, Oyster Bay, form may be obtained at the Dated Nov.,12, 1985 raria, York. (M-47- 1-15-85) Purchasin Office, Admin- (M-48- 11-15-85 Byrd. S34ab—©

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Theresa Honors Employe Rock wood of Assistant;. Seta sapequa: Twenty-six employee for twenty years and will Ten-year service awards Nancy 326 Mar- iti, 33, Central General Hospital receive diamond pendants will be made to: Mary Czu- (Smithtown), R.N.; reet, Long will receive recognition for and tie tacs. Twenty bay (Plainview). Clerk, garet McDowell (Plain- Fishetti. Nurse J their outstanding protes- employees with ten-year Admitting Office; Jane view). Assistant; Les- is Road. sional services and lengt o service will receive gol Kem (Central Islip), Clerk, lie Brownell (Levittown), service time, Wednesday pendant and tie tacs. Business Office, Celeste Ward Clerk; Patricia le arrested December 18 at the hospi Twenty-year service Fritzson (Setauket), Super Rosenberg (Levittown), Sheila Duranti ppearance tal’s Annual Awards Lun- recognitio will go to the fol- visor, Data Processing R.N.; (Oak- ected them cheon, it was announced this lowing: Jean Hitchen Oflice; Juan Santiago (Bel- dale). R.N.; Jane Pullen tata later week b Robert Bornstein, (Hicksville), Executive Iport), Dietary Helper: (Levittown), L.P.N.: Tho- of Burglar Administrator of the 300- Secretar to the Administra- Anthony Prisco (Plain- mas Cowan (Northport). of Services bed Plainview health care tor; Wilma McGregor view). Dietary Helper Louis Nuclea Medical Techni- fed as “a facility. (Copiague), R.N... Ann Multer (Massapequa). cian; Dorothy Kell (Dou- “Employees eligible for Donohue (Northport), Maintenance Helper. glaston), Qualtiy Assurance the top honor awards have R.N., Nursing Care Coordi- Coordinator; Angel Urmaza More service: been wi Central General nator; Daisy Luprello Ten-yedr (Islip), Housekeeping ion, which Linda Pal bo for ten of twenty-years as of (Hicksville), LC.T.. Anne (Plainvie Helper Jimmie Williams months, is I. 1985.& Bornstein Sceretary.20.R.. Maryann (Brentwood), Housekeepin tinue with July Thompson (Bethpage), said. R.N.:and John Agres (Mas- Bogsted. (Plainview), Ward Helper and Barbara Hym- ol addi- Miller Six employees have sapequa). Chiel Radiology Clerk; Stephanie son (Plainview), Switch- worked tor Central General (Mastic Beach). Nurse board Operator. rests: Technician. ‘ oy. 34, 1372 BARN DANCE BENEFITS HOME FOR GIRLS: Bob Elmont; “Preacher” Dietrichson of Hauppaug ties the knot for ssession ol of Around Our Towns *———_ Teena and Pat Looney of Hicksville. Event was part nd Thett of frolics at charitable dance held at the Madonna Heights home and school for troubled girls located in Huntington. . , :

White of Stamford Ave.. : Michael and Beth Rickert order for Kathy and Ralph became 96 years old on Nov. Hicksville from all the gang of Arcadia Lane. Hicksville, Fandacone of Meade Ave., Il. Mrs. Perifanos i the Fifth Generation the mother of Theresa at J.C. Penney’ Warehouse. Announcin are prou to announce Hicksville. Congratulations Budett of announce the urri- rial to Mar- birth of their son Peter Rus- from all your tamily and and the ‘grandmother Great, Great, Grand- proudly ae ea : Eileen Venditto. She has 1 party Was val of Jessica Ann d, a dedi- sell. Peter made his debut on friends. A annivers mother, Marguerite Dixon Naylor. and 9 held at the home of Peter on Oct. 28. 1985, Born to re volunteer Oct. 29. weighi in at 8lbs. grandchildren great- of Floral. Park. Great A wonderlul and Agne Rebol of Neveda Florence J. d her time Yors.. He was 21° long. grandchildren Grandmother Florence (Koster) Naylo time was had all with St., Hicksville. The Rebol)’ and Frank W: ol. 1ore than 10 Peter was born at 5:46PM. A very speci surpris b Scudieri, of Levittown. and Naylor celebrated their 30th anni- was held at and kisses all around. Grandmother. Anderson, Indiana. aschild gave Congratulation are also birthday party hug Florence J. on Nov. 5. This spe- ( hours of ‘in order for Pappa Michael the home of Jim and Pat Congratulations Mrs. versary Koster Sr. of Hicksville. cial event was hosted b jpital Auxil- wh celebrated his birthday McMahon o Bridle Lane, Perifanos. The Debbie and Jimmy Spagnu as a link on Nov. 2. Hicksville. very.speci olo. s of surgical birthday person was Perifanos who Get well wishes to Julia r physician Anniversary wishes are in Jeanette the Surgica aittee, and Children’s Program ind organiz Plainvi Resident Join CPA Firm undraising At Librar af cial Events Th Hicksvill & Marilyn Haegel resident Valley Stream and Manhat- The Fall festival of chil- of November 4th and there of Plainview, recently joined tan, is the larges independ- ) fee for the dren’s is continu- is materials fee of programs a fift the Certified Public ent full-service certified pub- ludes regis in at the Hicksville Public cents. of Accounting firm Israe- lic accounting firm 40-60-75- 100 Watts ments and Library. In celebration of On Saturday, November & Co. Per- loff. Trattner as headquartered on Long jual sessions Children’s Book Week the 30th the Children’s Room of sonnel Director. Island. ed for $10. Children’s Room will pres- the Library will hold a or further ent the leela Puppe Theatre “150th Birthday Party” for | oo who call the in a “A Comical Gyps Cir- Mark Twain. All 6to 1 year Ms. Haegele pre- Health Edu- November children served as Long cus” on Saturday old Hicksville are viously. Is house more for your 2-3045. 16th at 2:00 p,m. The pro- invited to come and see a island: Area Manager is of valuable than your gram free arid all are wel- speci showing of the full Fotomat, a graduat come to attend. length feature film the City College spouse? ST. IVE »m Pag 7) On Saturday, November “Prince and the Pauper” and DR SKIN 1 TREATMENT case to 23rd at 10:30.a.m. our 5to8 help celebrate Mark Israeloff, Trattner & Whic is more valua- year old Hicksville children Twains’s birthday. Registra Co., which has offices in ble? Your spouse, of compoun are invited to attend our tion for attendance at the course. Yet whic is oz. ercent were speci Thanksgiving Day will be held 4.41 birthday party LEGAL NOTICE insured for replace Reg able 1 of Storycraft workshop. Regis the week of November 4th. ment value? With -dure 83-7, tration will be held the week NOTICE OF xed in Inter- LEGAL-NOTICE today two-income 55 PUBLIC HEARING - | it makes sense’ Cumulative THE families, LEGAL NOTICE on page 599. Chamber Music to protec the financial Notice i hereb give - 2% will be - The Nassau County Pursuant to the provision huma life of that the Board of Fire — ae payment of Art. - Div. 3 Section 67 sol Office of Cultural Devel- Commissioners of the Jeri- the earnin abilities PRICE & — 000 arising of the Zone Ordi- Pa ‘ABpIA4 — QTVHAH MAIANIV1d/GNV1SI GIW tL obeg opment, Marcia E. O Brien, cho Fire District, Jericho, Building of both “o earners MAY ee Vedi Esano O GE “St 1equieno ited transac- Woodmer Uniondale will nance, Notice is hereby . Executive Director. N.Y. invites sealed with from c. 31, 1985. hereby insurance conclude their Fall give that the Board ol bids on one (1) 1986 Chiet’s Aid Association for Ensemble Series Appeals will hold a Public DTICE Chamber car. in the Town Hall, Lutheran DaDeco as the Bayview at Hearin eee they present Bids will be accepte ae ing Division Consort. Herbert Feldman, ‘East Building Meeting Fire Headquarters on North Stre Hicks- Music Director, at the Room, Audrey Avenue, Broadway, until 10:00 a.m. — Manhasset Public Oyster Bay New York on Library, on November 29. 198 at or Sens Cemfr: of Education F THURSDAY Evening,.:& Massapeq 30 Onderdonk Avenue, whic time and pla all bids Gle Cov ht to all / November 21, 198 at 7:00 rejec Manhasset, on Sunday. will be opene and publicly fol- ard the con- December 1 at 3:00 PM. P.M. to consider the read. AVAILABL A PARTICIPATI G the lowest F an Admision is free. For infor- infor- lowing cases: PLAINVIEW: LS STORE FO Tac and 5 NEARES Lake Ronkonkom Specification "> any reason mation call (516) 627-2300. 85-609A: FAMS HOMES LOCATION mation may be obtained at Nae CALL (516) best interest INC; Permit to The Bayview Consort Fire Headquarters, Monday Speci sara bid install a second kitchen for * ERGEN WEFERLING st. Any includes Lauretta Mennone, throug Friday between the fr be bindin soprano, Ellen Johnson, and 4:00 Mother-Daughter dwelling. MG Dizcoomt hours of 8:00 a.m. DISTRICT —Hemps Sundries Port Wee ma 45 day sub- violist, Robert Von Gutfeld. E/s/o Ruth Place, 537.0 ft. : p.m. REPRESENTATIVE eee Maem h ; date of bid Barbara E/o Jacob Road. : cellist, Kupterberg. must be 85-609 - 5 FOREST DRIVE . S Envelopes Var- Casiah arace lseces and FAMS HOMES INC:: PLAINVIEW, NY 1180: Bialow Drug —_Interc HEB Aid Pianis harpsichordist. ‘Sealed Bid’. Dutc Broadwa Phy. ; 231 Main) St marked 1450 Unio Tpk 516 Cormonr Ad DUCATION and Herbert Feldman, vio- iance for permissio to pro- TELEPHONE (516) 1758 Outch Broadwa Farmingd The Board reserves the 433-8 New Hyd ma Minas UNION list vide in tandem. LLE and violinist. to and all parking any S M right rejec ” ee Ruth Place, 537.01 ft. &a =E SCHOOL The Consort will perform that bid E/s/o Aid Association Sere 15Fron bids and to accept ce eeon OYSTER East endow DISTRICT works Annon, Perrin E/o Jacob Road. Farmingd Ave by which is in the best interest for Lutherans 1221 Wantag BY & TCS 5 . BAY. NEW YORK, i janta f dAzincourt. Alfonso el District. Office Oyste Bay, ol the Jericho Fire Hom 1 eines) witean | ORDER OF THE BOARD | assau County Subio, Jones. Ferrabosco, Board of Fire Commis- Appleton, Wisconsin Massapeq Lund must November OF APPEALS, 3 New York Arbeau. Morley, C. Ger- sioners throughfrater 1985, Town of Bee per othe 1730 ie ‘Me acre pa canis Jane Wilder, Valse. Henr the Eighth 11 Oyster rene re James Mansberger, benefits Huntingt Sta Rubin, Westbu rile ‘Bay : District Clerk Campian, Dowland, Cope Seerelary . 198 rario, Gibbons, and William 1-15-85) (M-49-1 (P-45-11-15-8 STR rere 5 Byrd So A.M,theATa_-

HERALD — Page 12 Post Service Join In Sear Fo Missin Childre Friday, November 15, 1985 — MID ISLAND/

INC. of Hicksville was “The Postal Service, in conjunction with the) National play a signilican role in locating missing children.” FOUR STAR ASSOCIATES. Six of children will be for a four-year-old girl with her Association of Letter Carriers, has endorsed a voluntary photographs missin publicize responsibl unjting missin union Pic- father. A recent in U.S. Postal Service t the of children and each month in Postal Service and publications. change regulations program help publiciz plight missing celebrate tures in the Postal Bulletin will be in last Ma to a photograph and to hel inefforts to find them,” said Roge Nienaber, Hicks- publishe poste post allows mailing compani put the child.on the of the client&# return the futur -ville Manager/ Postmaster. office lobbies lor publi viewing. Those photograph printed a description of back look- STAR ASSOCIATES 70 _ in union will remind carriers to be on It was one of FOUR Astatement of support for the “Child Alert program was publication envelopes Some. over 72 tiillion invoices mailed for American Television signe recently in Washington D.C. b Postmaster General out. for missin children as the make deliveries to monthly compre million addresses business and Corporation in Greensboro, NC . Paul N. Carlin, National Association of Letter Carrier every day. Communications some pe “Child Alert” is similar to the successful “Carrier which reunited Rachel Diane Humble of President Vincent R. Sombrotto and Jay Howell. Executive highly four-year-old but non look for NC with he father. Director of the National Center for Missin and Exploited Alert” program. under which letter carriers out Climax, Lord g their Children. elderl or handicappe peop on routes. compete for food and prizes. ciously b carriers is said Thanksgivin The Postmaster General noted that there are some “Participation letter strictly voluntary.” Old Bethpage Village from its the Postal 5) 220.000 city letter carriers nationwide. “In neighborhoods Union President Sombrotto. “In teaming up with (Continued from Pag Restoration, operate by the eterr Service in‘Child Alert’, letter carriers are agai demonstrat- hearth. Division of the and o city streets, thos carriers come into contact with ams House Deco the Museum “A time for the their community spirit and their dee concern rated pie will Nassau die,” ast million of our nation’s children on a daily basis.” said in pumpkin County Departmen serve.” brown in the Powell House of Recreation and Parks, is Carlin adding “We hav every reason to hop that they can peop they astes say brick oven while other located on Round Swamp Coronar Risk mouth-watering food that Road, Old Bethpage just We th . grace the tables of Long south of the Long Island loved on Retirement Dinner Reduction Progra Islanders in the mid-1800&# Expresswa exit 48. As of inducted will bubble, bake, stew and December 1 the hours of Christ presente to her. Mrs. Edie Changing life styl The Milleridge Inn was your tantalize the palate operatio will be from 1 commun the of the Retirement Allen, Presiden of the East after a heart attack can be scene Late fall crops for winter A.M. to 4 P.M. The Village Baptis Dinner tor Ruth Del Percio, St. PTA acknowledged enormously frustrating. If eating were traditionally is closed Monday and will want you Ruth’s hard work for the you are experiencin fears secretar of East Street at this time of also closed Thanksgiving, Baptism and and the American preserv b School, on even- PT through-the yeaf anxieties, the sinful b Thursday year. Visitors -will have November 28. A cafeteria Ruth with a Heart Association, Nassau November 7th, 1985. presente gilt several into the \ ing, opportunity to see and gift sho are located in from the PTA. Chapte has coronary Risk More than 100 peopl came methods of ‘food preserva- the Reception Center. ial and re to wish Ruth well. Mrs. Del Percio’ also Reduction Program that Among tion demonstrated. Admission is $3 for non- Christ. |

- received a personalized can hel you. the guests were Mr. and ~On November 23 and 24, resident adults, $2.50 for and arer Mrs. William Granville, poem, a treasury of memo- for Classes meet weekly the activities will be aug- Nassau residents holding a ful natu Granville:is ries and a framed newsprin sessio is (Mr. currently fifteen weeks; each mented by a Thanksgiving leisure and $1.50 for Baptism. headline. pass of East Street), and one half hours. For vil- principal one target shoot as costumed children ages 5-17. to hope- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mateer, Mrs. Del Percio spent 28 more information call Mrs. lager fire flintlock muskets For further information, tain futu Mateer is of at East Street School (Mr. principal years Bartkus, (516) 741-5522. and caploc rifles while they call 420-5280. cends eal last will be Wed- Lee Ave.) and Dr. Manus He day the realn November 27th Claney (Dr. Clanc i prin- nesday. “LEGAL NOTIC NOTIC * LEGAL NOTICE LEGA cipal of Woodland Ave.) Mrs. Ruth Del Percio whe the PT will acknowl- her with a col- 2nd addition (dormer), 961. UNIONDALE - Joe Umbria’ former at this “Roast” tor Ruth. edg leaving NOTICE OF PUBLI story fee time for the staff. William St. 219.53 ft. Domino’s Pizza, Inc., waive teacher at East Street was Many of Ruth&# triends HEARING N/s After 15th, Ruth Grand Ave. off-street the Master of Ceremonies who could not be at the January BY THE BOARD OF E/o parking (propose will make her home in Fort BELLMORE - Joel & cor. Front who kept teachers and dinner contributed toward ZONING APPEAL 949, pizz use), N/E Pierce. Florida. variance, St. & Fenimore Ave. friends laughin all evenin the retirement gift that was Remey Weingold setback, Pursuant to’ the provision front yard average construct Ist floor deck, 962. FRANKLIN- Josep LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE of Article.27, Section 269 of Blvd. & Taco Bell (Plainvi the Building Zone Ordi- S/W cor. Lincoln SQUARE- Corp., Ave. install drive-thru window with tl second story addition hav- N/s/o Woodbury Road, 53 nance, NOTICE is hereby Chicago NOTICE OF 950-951. ELMONT - Elias Bell Rest), N/s Award ing less than the require ft. E/o Bethpage Road_85: give that the BOARD OF (Taco PUBLI HEARING L. & Esther Proietti, Var- Tpke. 105.15 ft. County side yard. N/s/o/Columbia 597A; THOMAS J. FAR- ZONING APPEALS of the Hempstea BY THE side construct Pacific Ave. of Ame Road. 65 {t. W/o Seaford- RELL: Variance to erect a Town of Hempstea will iance, yard, E/o - OF APPEA 2nd addition; mother- 963. FRANKLIN- nition d one-family residence on a hold a hearin in the story to the Oyster Ba Road. 85-592 publi Pursuant provision res. kitchen), - C. & LINDA VACCESE: Spe *plot having less than the Town Meeting Pavilion, daughte (2n SQUARE Edgar of Art. - Div. 3. Section 67 Madison St. 446.5 ft. Baird, variances, cial to install a rear yard, Town Hall Plaza, Main S/s Josephin the Zone Ordi- Permit required of Building Cross St. lot area side yard. kitchen for a encroachment of eave and New W/o occupied Notice is second Street, Hempstead, nance, hereby 952. WANTAGH Ernest rear maintain addi- width of lot at set- York on December 4, 1985 yard, Mother-Daughter dwelling . gutter, that the Board of Rd. give to setback, 10:00 A.M. L. & Helen Teichert, var- ‘tion, E/s Roxbury Public N/s/o Columbia Road, 65 back, from street at 9:30 a A.M., Appeals will-hold a side 229.89 ft. S/o 7th St. ~{t. W/o Seatord-Oyster Ba and at street, pursuant to & 2:00 P.M. to consider the iance, yards aggregate, Hearing in the Town Hall, maintain addition, 964. BALDWIN HARBOR Road. LINDA Town Law 280a. N/s/o and N/s East Meeting 85-592C: following applications Building ft. - M. var- tor Woodbury 53 ft. Island Rd. 246.21 W/o William Roth, Avenue. VACCESE: Variance Road. E/o appeals Room, Audrey Briard St. iance, rear yard, maintain permissio to provide park- Bethpag Road, _85-597B THE FOLLOWING- Oyster Bay. New York on MERRICK - & addition & wood deck, N/E ing in tandem. N/s/o THOMAS J. FARRELL: CASES WILL BE- 954. Joseph THURSDAY Evening. Peter waive off- cor. Howard Ct. & Howard Columbia Rod, 65 ft. W/o Variance to provide D AT 9:30 AM, Musso, November 21,.1985 at 7:00 ‘ street Blvd. Seaford- Ba Road.- required parking in tandem. O47” ELMONT — Patricia parking (beauty -M. to consider the follow- Merrick Ave. 965. LEVITTOWN - Fran- 85-5934; ALAN STEIN- N/s/o Woodbury Road, 53 Pernice & Ruth Haber, salon), W/s ing cases: HICKSVILLE: ft. Oakwood Ave. cis R. & Maria A. Visconti, Permit to ft. Road. .83- maintain “21.33 N/o DENNIS BORN- MARK: Special) E/o Bethpag day nursery, W/s 85-58 955. BALDWIN - Josep & res. (2nd install a second kitchen for THOMAS J. FAR- Meacham Ave. 28 ft. N/o mother-daughter Variance to install 598A: ‘ER: Barbara Carroll, variance, kitchen), W/s Griddle La. RELL: Variance to erect a “E™ S a enclosed screened-in use as a Mother-Daugher porc lot area construct 419.43 ft. La. dwelling. N/W/Cor. Gar- one-family residence on a 942. WANTAGH- Louis C. occupied S/o Gingham _ less than the required Stratford Rd. 966. LEVITTOWN - Theo- wit denia Lane and Fuchia less than the & Milazzo, maintain addition, N/s side S/s/o Notre plot having Phyllis yard. encroach- 3426 500.53 ft. W/o Grand Ave. dore & Margaret Hanshe tt. Lane. §85-593 ALAN require rear yard two family dwelling, Dame Place, 359.33 E/o 956. BEACH - and & Rita Hanshe, STEINMARK: Variance ment of eave and gutter, Roxbury Ave. ATLANTIC Josep Broadway. 85-589: GARY /- Mortimer & Fein- variance, side residen- width of lot at setback, [rom - Jack & Shirley yards aggre- BRUCKNER: for the reduction of 943. ELMONT CAROLEE variance, lot area convert to liv- tially required off-street street to setback, and at Julia. Boccasini, maintain berg gate, garage Variance to erect a second maintain Blacksmith Garde- to Town W/s occupied porc ing area, S/s addition wit less than parking. N/ W/Cor. street, pursuant two family dwelling, story Wood- enclosure, E/s Oneida Ave. Rd. 70 ft. E/o Weaver La. nia Lane and Fuchia Lane. Law 280a. N/s/o Claridge Ave. 207.21 ft. S/o the required front yard set- Park St. FRANKLIN 85-594: ESTATE OF bury Road. 53 ft. E/o Beth- Hempstea Tpke. 200 ft. S/o 967. SQUARE- back and the encroachment - Michael & MACCARONE: Road. 85-5988: 944. WOODMERE - Dario 957. ELMONT Francesco & Rosa Sivilli, and JIMMY page of eave gutter. W/s/o var- side Permit. for the THOMAS J. FARRELL: & Liliana Muskardin, main- Josephine Marino, variance, yards aggre- Salem. Road, 125 {t. N/o Special iance, ‘side yard, construct maintain rear addition, reduction of required o site Variance to provide tain doctor&# office in 1- gate, Valley Lane. 85-5904: & 78 ft. in tandem. not 2nd story addition, W/s roofed-over patio att- FRANK GULLO: Vanance parking spaces. E/o require parking family dwelling (doctor Road. 53 Kirkman Ave. 329.67 ft. ached garage. S/s Adele St. resi- Levittown Parkway, 322 It. N/s/o Woodbury residing on premises S/W fo erect a one-family St. 80 Howard Ave. N/o Beech Lane. ..85-595: ft. E/o Bethpage Road. _§5 cor. E. Broadway & Conklin N/o“L” ft..E/o less | dence on a lot having 968. WANTAGH - Lor- Har- GLENN F. POWELL: Var- Ave. THE FOLLOWING- width and area. N/s/o raine T. ; - Dario \ Porzia, variance, ft. iance to erect a two-story JOHN/MARY 945. WOODMERE rison Avenue, 739 E/o front width, lot addition havin than the GUASTELLA: Variance to & Liliana Muskardin, main- AT P.M. lot area, area McCord Place. less CALLED 2:00 85-590 subdivision of lot, side and residence tain waivér of off-street OCEANSIDE - Fred occupied GULLO: Variance required yard erect a one-family 958. FRANK maintain dwelling & det- aggregate side yards. E/s/o ona lot havin less than the parking (doctor& office), Nicotra, variance side yar for permissio to provid ached Riverside Glow Lane, 189 ft: width of lot at set- cor. E. Broadway & & erect shed larger garage. E/s parking in tandem. N/s/o N/o require S/W height, from Conklin Ave. Elaine Dr. 202 ft. N/o Lynbrook Harrison Avenue. 739 ft. Grape Lane..85-596A. back and steet to set- than permitted, N/s J. FARRELL: West THE 7 ft. Fulton Ave. St. ‘ Ejo McCord Place. __8 THOMAS back. W/s/o Avenue, FOLLOWING- Dr. E/o 969. WANTAGH - Terra 7 - John & GULLO: Variance to erect a one- 429 tt. S/o Genessee Street ES WIL 959. SEAFORD S9IA: FRANK Homes, Inc., variances, family residence on a plot (First St.) 85-599B: JOHN /- 10:00 Joanne Calabrese, varian- Variance to erect a one- ALLED front lot subdi- - width, area, less than the MARY GUASTELLA: 947. BALDWIN rear w/2nd story residence on a lot «havin require ces, yar family vision of lot, construct dwel- rear enchroachment of Variance to Ltd. Permission lot area, subdi- less width and area. yard, provide Random, wood deck, havin dwel- ling w/garage, E/s River- Avenue, eave and gutter, width of lot require parking in tandem. to park in Res. “B” zone. vision o lot, construct Nj/s/o Harrison side Dr. 160 ft. at setback. from street to 42 ft. Variance off-street Peconic N/o Lyn- 789 it. E/o McCord Place. W/s/o West Avenue, parking ling w/garage, E/s St.” brook St. FRANK GULLO: setback, and at street, pur- S/o Genessee Street (First (office bldg.), W/s Grand Ave. 600 ft: S/o Bayvie 85-5918: Interested should OYSTER NEW Ave. 54.66 ft. S/o St. Lukes 960. SEAFORD - John & partie Variance for permissio to suant to Town Law 280a. St.) BAY, varian- appear at the above time and provid parkin in tandem. N/s/o Woodbury Road, 53 YORK, BY ORDER OF Pi. Joanne Calabrese, BALDWIN & lot sub- place B order of the Board, N/s/o Harrison Avenue, ft. E/o Bethpag Road..85= THE BOARD OF AP- 948. - Sergio ces, side yard, area, Maria Cristina Martinoli, of lot, maintain of Zoning Appeals. 789 ft. E/o McCord Place. 596B THOMAS J. FAR- PEALS. November I]. division side side Peconic Ave. Henr W. Rose, Chairman ; VAC- RELL: Variance to 1985 Town of Oyster Bay. variances, yard, dwelling, E/s LINDA provide #941 in tandem. (M-44-11-15-85) : aggregate, construct 660 ft. S/o Bayvie St. (N14)5P CE Variance to erect a required parking yards .|

The Reverend Dr. John H Krahn Obituaries DEVOTIONS 40 W Nicholai Street NY 11801 Hicksville Barbara A. Martire Zalewski and his sister Irene Westbury. Interment took Barbara A. Martire, died Menzel. plac at Cypress Hills

All Saints we In South the on Nov. 7, She was lov- H at the Vernon Cemetery cksville was On Sunday, Carolina says, “Blessed be the God the . reposed C. Funeral Home. zirl with her not only remember and State seal has upon it the and Father of our Lord ing wile of Norman Berg- Wagner dear Hicksville. A Mas of Chris- Irving Woliver regulation honor the dead but also Latin proverb, “dum spiro, Jesus Christ! B His great stein. She was the and in of Jeannette and tian Burial was said at Services were held to Irv- ,ograp and celebrate living now spero.” “While I breathe, mercy we have been born daughter Our of She is sur- of Church. in Woliver, formerly ent’s return the future. hope.” This i a fine motto anew to a living hop Emil Martire. Lad Merc Interment took at Cai- Plainview, Nov. 12 Mr. CIATES 70 for a state whos existence is the resurrection of vived b her sister Janet plac on deaths are harder to through Som National Wolvier was a fturrier. He limited to this world, but we Jesus Christ from the dead.” Haas and her brother verton Cemeter Television than others, comprehen was also a former president sboro, NC. as Christians have a hop As we honor the saints, we Gerard Martire. some more tragic, of the Plainview-Old Beth- perhap ‘that one celebrate their sainthood She atthe Vernon Grace S. Spence repose _ Humble of none for the goes importan step but untimely, Grace S. former School Board. He was further. For we can and celebrate ours to come. C. Wagner Funeral Home. Spence page Lord life and say, give gra- of Chris- of Plainview died on Nov. 8. an active member ol the “While I breathe my last We who are alive honor Hicksville. A Mas and prizes. ciously allows us to pass PTA the founder of the breath, I Our is their tian Burial was said at Holy She was the loving mother and into hope.” ho memory b continuing ge Village from its temporal state of Joan Coursen, Susan districts teachers union. not ended with death but to build on the foundations Family Church. Interment perate b the eternal realms of glory. Bar- He was the -hus- continues as we are trans- laid in lives took at Pinelawn Cocchi, Linda, Janice loving our ... plac vision of the time to they “A time to be born, a bara and Grace band of He was the lated into the arms of our foundations of love, giving Memorial Park. Spencer Shirley. Departmen die,” as the writer of Ecclesi- Sh is b sisters dear father of William. loving and everlastin God. and forgiving. A part of the survived her nd Parks, is astes says. Alice Tomlinson Carol and Sheri. and Robbie. He is. church we remember the John E. Zalewski ind Swamp Sh is also survived his saints of old, the mar- John E. Zalewski, of Georg Sparks. als b sister hpage just We thank God for our For Christians a funeral is great Hicksville, died on Nov. 9. survived b six grandchil- Sylvi Ohrenstein. loved ones who have been a sad tyrs, who gav their lives for ong Island alway Celebratio dren. * Services took at the faith the likes of Saint He was the loving husband plac As of inducted b Baptis and For some of us ... it 48. birthday She at the Manhat- into the Paul, Martin Luther, and of Irene. He was the dear reposed Gramerc Chapel 1¢ hours of Christ’s blood become sad celebration thousands of other “father of Paul J. and Ann I. Donohue Funeral Home. be from 1 community of Saints. In Many of us afte our 20th great Christians whose names are H is survived b his mother The Village Baptis Go says to all, “I birthday beg to ge a little written in the annals of Bertha. his brother Jerome are mine.” In about our and ays and will want you, you touchy age church vanksgiving Baptis God draws us all, birthday lose a little of their history. And when there breaks a A cafeteria sinful being that we are, charm. All birthday need to 0 ee) yet more glorious day, the e located in into the very life, death, bur be happy. for each year, Active In of Jesu saints triumphant will rise in n Center. ial and resurrection each da is a gif froni God. we will be DALTON die 3 for non- Christ. In Baptism we But even ‘more important, bright array-and with them. What a Professional $2.50 for and are mad alive. Our sin- we need not about glorious FUNERAL HOMES Ine. | worry drowned day that will be, an All = & holding a ful nature is by growing old and dying, for Saints Celebration that will FLORAL PARK” and we are raised each FOUNDED d $1.50 for Baptism passing year only Grou 29 ATLANTIC AVENUE HICKSVILLE never end. 17. to hope-filled life and a cer- brings us that much closer to “Glory, Glory, 1924 NEW HYDE PARK a AVENUE Alleluhia. 128 WILL SIDE AVENUE feuisLEVITTOWN nformation, tain future. This hop trans- ‘receiving God’s wonderful Glory. Glory. The American of ueeK Society WILLISTON PARK |?78° TPKE cend life and ends in of life. Alleluhia.” earthly gift eternal Consulting Aborists 412 WHLIS AVENUE the realms of glory. Saint Paul. in Peter 1:3 Amen. (ASCA). a professional (516)}354-0634 (51 931 0262 NOTI Organization which pro- motes the art and science of NDALE - tree and other horticultural a, Inc., waive Plainview Resident Receives evaluations and diagnosti ng (propose con- E cor. Front techniqu recentl vened in Charlesto South Ave. B.S. Silver Beaver Award island Carolina. In attendance was H. NKLIN- Joseph P. Slatiery, Jr. Troop [3 in Plainview. the College of Commis- Jon Hickey, (General joner Science. He served as Manager) of PARR & :0 Bell Corp., (Plainview) was honored telephone HANSON Tree Service. hru window with the Silver Beaver Joe has earned numerous Pistrict Commissioner of the Nassau’ awards including Damavond District in Iran, Rest), N/s Award at scouting The three day progreém the Arrow of Light, Eagle and has held many district answeri ke. 105.1 ft. County Council, Boy Scouts featured many topics con- Scout rank with and in Nassau County. e. of America’s recent Recog palms position cerned with the care of trees. Award. service inc. NKLIN- nition dinner. the Explorer Silver Urban and Forest” He i a member of the including Edga C. & The Silver Beave is the He has served scoutin on Tree, Problems, Freeze Girl American Legion, the Award that a local - the Cub, Webelos, Boy, To Air Pol- d. variances, highes National Rifle Association, Damag Trees, MAIN OFFICE WElls 5-4444 Council can bestow a Scout. Commis- Tree ed. side yard, upon Explorer of lutants and Hazardous District, Council and the Knights Columbus, ‘intain addi- volunteer and is give for sioner, Liabilities. Front line =< the Holy Name Society, and speak- levels in America FULL e PART TIME e VACATION oxbury Rd. distinguished service. Regiona ers ‘from throughout the is a life member of the New MESSAGE RATE Scout P. and throughout the world. Canada HOURLY OR Ith St. Eagl Josep York State Rifle and Pistol United States and N HARBOR Slattery. Jr. is the District presented experience- ssociation. He holds pro- var- Commissioner for Rough oriented illustrated lectures Westminster Bank US Buildin Roth, He has earned Wood- fessional membershi in the National Rider District. He has 26 the Se, rd, maintain badg Beads and staffed American Institute of Plant designe to. sharpe e 20 JERUSALEM AVE., HICKSVILLE,N.Y. od deck, N/E years of service as an adult skills of ASCA members. several Woodbadg courses. Engineer and the American Serving Nassau and Suffolk Since 1945 ‘t. & Howard Scouter, and also serves as He is a Brotherhood Institute of Industrial Committee Chairman of member ofthe Order of the Engineer In reviewing the 1985 YWN - Fran- Mr. Arrow, a member of the program. Hickey . A. Visconti, forward Sagamore Service Troop, Joe has served ona World observe “I look ler res. each to this (2nd and a Campmaster. He Jamboree Committee and year particular Griddle La. holds the Scouter’s Key and the 1985 National Jamboree meeting because it allows me La. Gingha Award, the Commissioner Staff. He has been a Scouter to bring better service and IWN - Theo- Key and Arrowhead Honor, in Korea, Iran, New Jersey the experienc of others to aret Hanshe the District Award of Merit, and the District of my clients. The opportunity Rita Hanshe, and isa Master’s graduat of Columbi to remain a.leader in the yard aggre- consulting arborist: protes- Zarage to liv- sion is always a challeng

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the - Rosa Sivilli, Acknowledging ‘that Come Away Knowing needs to know more yards aggre- Lightin Ceremony publi More About the Old about tree values and care, rear addition, Testament than You has announced atio & att- Mr. Hickey - the Island Ever Dreamed Possible The Nassau County Join Lon for Adele St. that he i available pres- S/s Office of Cultural Devel- Chamber Singer in a pro- vard Ave. B Matching our novel entations to’ organized Marcia E. O'Br gra olf favorite Christmas hand sign with key opment, on these subject \GH - Lor- Zroups Executive Director, will Carols. In additon to a sing ia, variance, will present the Long Island a-long, Clara Roesch lot area, area Chamber Singer of the conduct the Singer in per- Tikvah jivision of lot, Long Island Singers forming chamber works b Hadas & det- lling Society under the direction Marc-Antoine Charpentie Riverside The Tikvah of E/s of Clara Roesch, and Edward Greig, featur- Chapte Burlin Hadassah is /o Lynbrook Youll our uniq in the OCD&# Le Claire, tenor havin a‘super. enjo performing in Henry PARTICIPATIN Stal- colossal Bazaar at Cong AVAILABLE AT Walk Thru the Bible annual Christmas Tree soloist, and Thomas STORE FOR NEARES LOCA- GH - Terra Shaarei Zedek on Old 756-7231. . baritone soloist. TION CALL (203 leaming experience. Lighting Ceremony on Fri- Jone, Variances, with the Country Road at New , and go home day. December 1 at 8:00 The Chorus is comprise subdi- heart South Road in Hicksville on t area, saminar.in your PM. in the Drawing Room of singer from Lon Island ynstruct dwel- and head instead of Jus their services, Sunday, November 24th Co. at the Nassau County Cen- wh volunteer Bethpa Dru River- choristers, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm: , E/s ter for the Fine Arts, North- and prolession ey ft. N/o and instrumental- Everyone is welcom for a Lyn- ern Boulevard in Roslyn soloists Bedefox fun ists, whose is to day. 145 Prospe St. Farmingda Harbor. Admission is free. goal present {elan Park iee ties should and vocal CONTACT Seating is on-a first-come. powerl moving bove time and IME Proceeds will to: the 249-122 first-served basis. For music perform to the go ee of the Hadassah r Board, That&# o WIB information call (516) highest professional Medic Organi deals. Seminar! 484-9333 37. standards. zation. se, Chairman ¥”+/| me? a = a Sec Precinct Police Report j Guy Bacea, from Ros- black automatic hand gun NYC and located the two boys ager, 14KDISCOUNT Two juvenile from announced a robbery. Sub- ; the 2nd lyn and took approximately ! the who were taken to a attemptin to attend dollars trom th safe. escape on foot in an a with the Juvenile Aid $2,600 jec in Greenwich Pct, direction. No ° &l JEWELRY OUTLE para Villag The nine patrons were also unknown c Burea notified. : last migh ended up in of their were reported W robbed injurie were eventu- money. — =z after in The boys is continu- Hicksville, jumping _ the the sus- The 2nd Squ back to After robbery 8 of a truck ally transporte GRAN OPENIN the rear they were seen driving a in the investigation 3 g. NYC by members of JAB pects thought was: heading towards the & and returned to their brown auto = CELEBRATIO towards the Village. Long Island i parents. nearby A tur and jewelry was &l ) Ricardo Rivera, 13 4 East & Expressway house stolen from a “=~ St. Manhattan, and Juan Three armed halloween reporte 28 N injuries were reporte on Tacoma Lane, Syosset, 3 WITHTHISAD Maldonado, 14 of 2 East masked ‘black males robbed Second and and the Squa made 2 Mnahattan, hid in a the Off Track Parlor Nov. 4. Entry was 27 St., Betting Squad are 1 Robbery a broken rear s § TAKEANADDITIONAL truck bein driven by Joh in Plainview of over $10,000 through 2 investigating window. Ct., around 7:15 - Snells of Russell Copi- dollars p.m‘on The OT parlor is located e OUR ALREADY of 10% OFF at 8:30 pm. Instead Oct. 31. Boulevard, = ague, at 303 Sunnysid heading towards¢ the Village, The three suspects Plainview. Cash and jewelry was PRICE 5 the § UNBELIEVABL LOW Mr. Snells went through accosted three patrons exit- reporte stolen from a house to Midtown Tunnel Long ing the parlor, forced them The Shell Gas Station at on Sherman Dr., a gee Syosse He exited back inside the premise 500 Old Rd.. between Oct. 23 and Nov. 5. 40 o inside 4 Island. eventually Country i weare ordered four 2 located the L..E. at Rte 106, where then employee Hicksville was heldup at Entry was made through a 3 Hair the boy bega banging and six other customers to 9:30 pm on Oct. 28. The sub- prie side window. Heads Up Desig off the on th floor. Two of the with : Mr. Snells pulle lay jec escape $180. and the suspects had handguns and Harold Ackerman an Cash and was S road boys jumpe jewelry third armed with a = N.BROADO out. Seeing two individuals the was employee was working at reporte stolen froma house 26 sawed off After z jumpin trom his truck with shotgun. the station when a MW. 59” on Hunting Hill Rd., 3 © masks on, Snells drove takingapproximately tall, wearing a light blue on Nov. 5. TUES - SAT. 10:30-5:30 Woodbury, i PO $4,000 dollars from the bet- in : away. He encountered jacket trimed red, blue Entry was made through a James Watson and told him ting windows the suspects jeans with a white wool ski broken side door. 822-1343 ,n8888 Be =) wow what PO Wat- wint to the rear office, where mask over his face entered transpired on 5) contronted the Man- (Continued Pag son returne to, the scene they the station armed with a

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concert will before an June 8, will a neo- Th first two concerts ina Orchestra’s fea Conference premier audience of music work for series of world ture “Toccatina for String 2,000 Baroque string subscripti d fessi h d in D.” s and pr orchestra by George premier performance on Williams, a musicians. best known fo his Long Island by the Came- by Julius Vetessy, choral “Under Roberta Kauf- work on the Hungarian rata Youth Orchestras and nationall recognize man& baton.” said Mr. Swiss and Ger- outstandin soloist will be conductor on the faculty of Austrian, the Hartt School of Music in Campbell, “the Camerata man radios. All three com- presented on Saturday. who was Youth Orchestra impresse missions have been made November 16 and Sunday, Connecticut, for the work the audience with its musi- the Meet November 17 at the Hill- commissioned possibl through by Camerata. cality, pois and splendi The Composer awards. Sin- - ‘ ‘wood Common Lecture The orchestra, now in its belying the ce 1979, Camerata has been z Hall onthe C.W, Post Cam- professionalis 7th season, is directed by tender age of many of the recipient of six awards for pus in Brookville. Masonic War Veterans Post November 11 Roberta founder participants.” such as Raoul hostin On Saturda at PM the Kaufman composers 1985 Veterans day honoring our war dead at the Hicksivile of the organizatio who is Other upcoming events Pleskow, Glenn Rubin, . Chamber Orchesta, David Jr. School Veterans Memorial are- left to of include the March series for Arline Diamond and Nico- High right Major Briskin, Music Director, also orchestra director the Commander Ted Plantin, Public Schools. both orchestras, featuring las Scarim. Ferris, Acting actin will perform Bach& Bran- Lynbrook . Chaplain Bob Nash, Gutoski, Jack Scheel and Charles is made soloists and more premiere In addition to the sub- Ra denburg Concerto No. Camerata up ~ Rousselet, Veteran Organization in attendance were the of Nassau and Suf- On Saturday, March 15 scription series, Camerata among other symphonic entirely Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3211 American Post folk musicians, !1 to 1986, the Camerata will be involved in several Legio works. On Sunday at PM County 421, AMVETS Post 44 and members of the Viet Nam Vete- who are Chamber Orchestra will concert tours. The String the Camerata String 18 years old, ; Fans Nassau County Chapter. selected by auditions from present 16-year- guest Orchestra will participate in their own home school cellist Nehemiah Richard- an exchange with the Shore- orchestras in which they are son, Principal cellist of the line Youth Orchestra of required to participate. The New England Conservatory Madison, Connecticut, and bt Camerate Youth Orchestra Youth Orchestra, in a per- the Chamber Orchestra will ORC formance of a cello the Fal- POC eee is a non-profit organizatio Hayd be sponsore by which depend upon dona- concerto, and the world mouth! Music Association tions from individuals, premiere of a piec b for a tour of Massachussets: ADC BU foundations and corpora- Steven L. Rosenhaus, well including Boston. Each tions to operate each season. known for his arrangements Camerata orchestra will also Th talent and proficiency for young bands and orches- tour Long Island schools. of these young musicians tras. On Saturday, March the String group in Nassau was underscore by Robert 16 the String Orchestra will and the Chamber Orchestra Campbell executive direc- highlight guest guitarist in Suffolk County. tor of NYSSMA (New York Steven Heim, music . State School Music Assn.) departmen faculty member Tick information for after the orchestra received at C.W. Post, in a perfor- upcoming events, or about the honor of being the-only mance of the Vivaldi Guitar auditons and other Came- fata one from New York State to Concerto in D. activities, can be perform at the 1983 Th final String Orchestra obtained b callin (718 NYSSMA State Music performanc on Sunday, 544-1277.

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Last week | briefly menti- swellin VA&# patien rolls.- who have no plac else to oned what was going on in They. are NOT. affluent go...In addition to the the world of “take it away citizens ripping off govern- means test, Congress:woul from the veteran because he ment health care but rather also require that veterans isn’t very smart” politi truly are non-service con- with insurance pay nearly s..And the latest is that nected disabled veterans $500 as a deductible, and some of this country’s most who use the VA because all have the insurance company vulnerable citizens are in other option have run out.- pay what it would oridnarily Jeopar of losing urgently ..The do not have insu- pay for civilian medical needed. health care, and rance...They do not have care... Now, chew o this bit Easter Heliday Club makes it EVERY citizen, veteran and personal wealth... They have and see how you like it’s tas- non-veteran alike, will end two choices, go to the VA. or te... The impac on each and cash-en-hand for die tor lack of medical be enor- easy to have up losing money...Once every citizen could Hanukkah again veterans programs treatment...Truth is that the mous as a veteran who has Christmas and expenses. have become the target of federal budget consumed b intention of every using a budget cutters in the Con- the VA i so minimal that 9A hospital (only 10 ot It makes sense to ahead for those holida expenses with pla gress and administration.- AN reduction will mean our veterans use the VA for limited an Eastern Holiday Club Account. Now, for a time, .-More tha that, the credi- elimination or thottling health care) will still tind of attrac- when you join Eastern’s Club, you receive one the bility of this country is in the existing programs... his/her insurance rates tive gift picture above* shado of peril as it breaks increasin to cover costs of for another to the this unexpecte populatio When you open an Eastern Holiday Club Account $2 yet promis Cheese Board men and women who have Right now. as thing of beneticiaries Members $3, or $ a week, you& take home the Marble selfessl served their nation stand, after committees’ of of veterans’ families will also with Knife Set. Or, if you open a $10 $20 or more a week in a time of need... How are the House & Senate have find coverage higher...Insu- the Covered Dish is a gift from account, Cand yours—as we to explain that to a new voted b less than an over- rance companies if they are Eastern. generation of Americans whelming margin...To have forced to comply, will have Regardle of which weekly contribution you elect to make, wh one day may be called an income level test for non to issue new policie to each 5.5% interest. to defend their cofin- service connected disable and every customer, and it your Eastern Holiday Club Account earns Ope upon Christmas and try???. The number of vete- veterans who seek VA would be understanda if your.account now at any Eastern office-when rans in this country is above health care...Or in other they decided to share the Hanukkah arrive next you’ll have the cas you need to year, the 28 million mark, and words, these veterans must financial burden of caring make season specia of your holida a about million are 65 years prove they are poor enoug for veterans with ALL old or over...By law, vete- to be treated by the very their policyholders... The to Limit one gift customer while supply lasts. *Subject availability. per rans in this age group are government they served American Legion stands eligible for medical care at without reserve...Does it not ALONE in the fight to VA. facilities on a space seem odd to you, that now a retain what an veteran has in available basis...Not only means test should be richly earned...Call and You& like Eastern e did Congress want to require by Congres when write your Congressman express its gratitude for the for years and years, THE Call and write Senators service our veterans gave to AMERICAN LEGION has Alphonse D'Amat and their country, but also it is been requestin from the Daniel Moynihan and tell clear that health care pro- Veterans Administration a them you want a NO vote on =master vided b V is less expen- patien profile to see just forthcoming bill...Talk to sive than-that which is avail- who i in VA_hospitals.- your veteran friends who bank ©: another savings able from private provider ..Never has that requested might belong to Member FDIC thru Medicare...Thru a profile been. provided... A veterans’ organization as to clever disinformation cam- protile would give lie to the wh they are not supporting of the ° White Pains Rd. the administration that the users the veteran in time of need.- Bronx: Tremont & Park Ave. © 1 Westchester Sq Pelham Pkw & paign myth 2198 White Plains Rd. ¢ 888 Grand Concourse at 161s St. and others want to eliminate V system are veterans who ..Singling out veterans to be ‘Scarsdale: 107 Central Park Ave. * Thornwood: Rose Hill Shoppin Center the care those veterans are could well pay for their med- the only federal beneficiaries Plainview: 525 Old Countr Rd. » West Babylon 1000 W. Montauk Hwy to The beneficiar- ical elsewhere... These vete- to for their benetits is a entitled ... pay ies of Ghi program are not rans are poor, sick peopl cruel policy. iere a neo- for string George wn for his Jungarian and Ger- three com- een made the Meet wards. Sin- a has been awards for as Raoul A Selected Guide t Dinin n Rubin, and Nico- Friday, November 15, 1985 the sub- Camerata in several The String rticipate in the Shore- chestra of cticut, and shestra will y the Fal- Association ssachussets:

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If able to one your price range. use to evoke images of suave but- anyone to talk, with a florist with- B all means, ask how many peopl lers. Grace Kelly mansions, snobb references, and then ask the refer- you& working the out the benefit of a caterer, ask to will be present since tips are on top valets and the Haute Hamptons ences specifi questions “Did hav the flowers and balloons deliv- of the bill. Also, write out instruc- Banish the tuxedos and epicurean caterer ave champagne glasse he ered. Leave the decorating to the tions that you and the caterer agree can afford to out in time for the toast? Did epic. Today, anyone cocktail and dinner and Were florist. on: menu, cater a party — and working folks pick up empty ashtrays? If the caterer isn’t a full-service hours, heating, serving and cleaning almost can&# afford not to hire help. servers polite to rude guests? 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It can be a young guests, style plastic Or take to a cater your event, you& probabl at-home industry or an Caterers often work in conjunc- one giant step up couple’s of the music on If con- rental store. Glasses, plates have to take care ethnic deli around the corner that tion with liquor stores. you party linen tablecloths, chairs. your own. Basically, music comes specializ in cold pasta salads or tact liquor stores on your own, most ashtray — &q of tables, umbrellas, tenting and even in two forms for a catered party dolmathes. At its best, it can be a can recommend amounts liquor decanters and hire a friend to run the records or exuberant catering to purchas given the number of champagn dancing full-fledged. Kaye or e—" pnw can be rented, delivered and look for a mobile disco. 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~ Due to popula demand our restaurants in Westbury and Syoss Will be open for the first time on Thanksgiving Da

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— each en- clove garlic 7130 Tpke one hot and two cold 1044 Old Country Road Jerich sauce either meat, or lg tsp. Tabasco pepper How: hancing vegetable | 364-3260 fruit to create a veritable dinner in In medium saucepan combine a dip for guests An exquisite ruby medium red Hot Cranberry Dip is terrific all‘ingredients. Cook over until with hearty meats such as meat- heat, stirring constantly, is smooth and comes to a balls. chicken wings or -cocktail mixture for meat- franks. Its tart zestiness is en- boil. Serve hot as a dip chicken or hanced by the judicious use of hor- balls, baked wings seradish and Tabascso pepper cocktail franks. about 112 sauce. Makes cups. Vegetabl Dip Verde brings a VEGETABLE DIP VERDE new and interesting taste to bright- cheese en raw vegetable Scallions, ca- cup cottage fresh pers and hard-boiled eggs perk up a cup firmly packe cottage cheese base made luxuri- parsley scallions ously green with parsley. 1 cup choppe Tropical fruit dip tempts the pal \y cup drained capers hard-boiled Restaurant ate with its hint of curry. Lime eggs, peele juice, honey cumin and pepper cloves garlic, peele & lemon sauce meld together with the tbsp. juice salt surprise of coconut in a creamy ¥ tsp. Y Tabasco sauce sour cream and mayonnais base. tsp. pepper Center your hospitality around In container of electric blender aie these three very different mixtures. Trae combine all Divide the dips into small bowls or food processor Process until All Occasions and fondues and set up several ingredients. Cover. and chill. Serve areas to provide conversation smooth. Cover such clusters with uncomplicate ac- with cut up fresh vegetable for con- carrots, cherry toma- of cess. Use your imaginatio as celery, Wide Variety tainers. The vegetabl di would be toes, broccoli or cauliflower. in a hollowed red sweet Makes about 12 cups. UAE NIC | perfec pepper or cabbage Baskets filled TROPICAL FRUIT DIP Baked Specialties with white, green or red vegetable such as cherry tomatoes. broccoli Ye cup mayonnaise and cauliflower would be bright Y cup sour cream and lovely accompaniments. tbsps lime juice Center the dip holder amid the tsp hone abundantly filled produc baskets Y tsp groun cumin Tabasco sauce for a beautiful presentation Crys Y tsp. pepper shredded coconut tal.jam jars or goblet would be Y cup marvelous showcases for the fruit bowl combine dip Usin toothpick as anchors, In medium may- lime secure piece of fruit on a Styro- onnaise, sour cream, juice. and sauce: foam cone for a seasonal fruit tree. honey, cumin, pepper in coconut. Cover. Make sure they have been dippe in mix well. Stir Mineola Use 178 Jericho Tpke., lemon juice to avoid discoloration. Chill until ready to serve. Anothr hint to kee your dip look- fruit piece as dippers Suggeste 741-044 ing party perfec throughou the fruits: Bananas, apples pears. evening: Kee fresh bowls stashed pineappl or grapes. Hours: Mond thra Makes abo 1 cup dip Saturday 11-8 p.m. Want to try a new beverage

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Thank — Dinner W will be serving from our Holiday Menu with Selectionsof Prime Ribs of Beef, Roast Duckling, Surf & Turf, — VODKA — vod ka with favorite flavors Personalizi Veal, Chicken and Seafood. W will feature Special of such as citrus or chili — i 4s as one, two, three. mint, easy Roast Tom & Roast Goose with all the for Turkey trimmings Lemon, in a continuous spiral and left in vodka peeled and Roast Leg of Lamb. — at least three days is a popul flavoring. All accompanied by your choice of assorted potatoes By Dan Berger and vegetables. soda if there was beer. Of course, today’s pops, First onl Dinner Hours for Thanksgiving - p.m: - 8 p.m. as beer and Then there was regular beer, not as sophisticat The indus- premium beer, super-premium wine, are.as segmente Reservations Suggested - 248-3740 from colas to fla- beer, light beer, low-alcohol beer, try has moved Jackets Required for Dinner from diet sodas to vored colas, : bowls no-alcohol beer and who-knows- All Credit Cards Honored sugar-free and caffeine-free soda Major them what-next beer. sodas Within the industry, it’s called from fruit-flavored drinks to and it is the that contain real fruit juice segmentatio concept ; howev- CATERING of creating a “new” produc to de- Non-alcoholic beverages, Our beautiful dining rooms are available for your holiday parties and functions. to are not limited to sodas, beers velo a new class of patrons or er, Reserve early. and wines. Non-alcoholic cocktails steal a portion of a competitor’s.

— It isn’t certain when the. first — sometimes called mocktails restaurants category was segmente are promote b many SUNDAY BRUNCH bevera in create a and bars to make. up for drop but the first attempt to Com join our Brunch Bunch! The complet elegant Sunda Brunch includes a for new class of beer may have bee in demand liquor. Mimosa, Blood Mar or champagn A Complimentary Fresh Fruit Appetizer, one adult in 1941, when Coors introduced Coors So far, only about: Bread Basket of Coffee Cake, Corn Muffins and Butter Cookies (all baked in our ce non-alcoholic ordered a - Light Beer. five has kitchen), your choice of entree and full coffee service. All for 8.95 14.95 13 cocktail, according to a Gallup sur- nbine Advertised as having percent had ex- But resturants expect more dium fewer calories, Coors Light vey. discontinued to the drinks in the fu- until cellent sales but was peopl try

— business at the start of World Wa II. ture especiall peopl stoa _ of who order them instead of a mar- neat- The super- segment the beer market came next, with tini at lunch. SOF folks who the introduction of such items as If you&# one of those Anheuser- Michelob and still prefer beverages with a punc ’ Miller Lowenbrau. but likes to try riew concoctions. vodka Now, low-alcohol beer is bein think about personalizin flavors from favorite introduced, as brewers boost. beer with your consumptio with yet another type fruits, herbs and spice of of product Following are a coupl sampl from Smirnoff vodka: To grab a share of the low-alco- recipes hol beer market, two Swiss compa- nies are selling non-alcoholic beers. The beverage segmentation CITRUS FRUIT VODKA movement hit the wine industry medium citrus fruit about 1974 when San Martin Winery (lemon, orange, lime. bega producin soft wines. These tangerine had less alcohol liter vodka were wines that “Sou, PUELS PIAL m\ AUD Uapaey F wWeadsm eBudyje q ‘[BUINOL SMaN] OYS} L than traditional table wines and sman] lender “13 437-6659PIe49H H2ed OPA MAN ‘UOHIPA BlOaUyT /SOUNE VOUS unblem- ‘gaUBAPY 19SSO NOD were sweet enoug to make them Choose smooth-skinned, ie all A sumptuous dinnerONINIG AVGIIOH TV10ddS S861 ‘SI Aaquiacon ‘ABply edeg fruit is NIONIAVadd AGIND az to ished fruit. Pebbly- until easy quaff. awaits you and - difficult to enthusias- more peel ~ Serve Respons was initially your family on re- but soft wines faded in the late With shar vegetabl peele s such tic, Thanksgiving Day. drier move entire pe of fruit in spiral toma- 1970s as consumers sough Come and join us! take zest and a little table wines. Try to onl Further segmentati of wine oc- of white pit as possibl off % vodka. Carefully curred when light, low-calorie Pour cup C introduced. The goa insert fruit zest spiral into neck of wines were FOR THE DAY bottle. % vodka. Ca MENU was to convert non-wine drinkers Replac cup to bottle and store until ready MAIN COURSE over from other beverages and tightly APPETIZER bottle once or appea to the calorie- and health- to taste, inverting for Taste Choice Of: Turkey Supreme served with conscious. twice a da to days until desired Stuffed Mushro traditional stuffing, cranberry wine cooler fad is an test daily thereafter The recent Fruit Cocktail sauce, sweet potato and flavor is reached. Remove spiral soft wine fad. -- or luce outgrowth of the Baked. Clams vegetable $12.50 if desired or leave for decoration. since both drinks are relatively SOUP

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sert, corn, creamed spinach chick- en, seafood. PAPRIKA By Antonia Allegra Rich red ish brown; “perfumed flavor. Description: powder. taste. Uses: Stews, cookies and cakes. slightly sweet

— also CUMIN SEED Uses: The “garnish spice for flavor with veal, chicken and Whole or ground Variety may be the spic o life, Description: seeds with creamed, mild-flavored foods such but spices&q the-variety to dining Yellowish-brown strong of as deviled eggs, dips bisque and . aroma reminiscent caraway. cooking. BLACK PEPPER Following is a list ‘o ‘several Uses: Chile and curry powders sauerkraut, Description: Whole (pepper- spice and their most common uses: deviled eggs, soups, corns); ground; coarse ground: pork . cracked. Dark, wrinkled berries: ALLSPICE DILL SEED Whole seed. pungent taste. Description: Whole ‘or ground Description: Light Most important spice used Brown berry with clovelike flavor. brown, oval seeds with carawayliké i in Ffal kinds of meats and vegeta- Uses: Baked goods fruit desserts, taste. bles, some cakes, cookies. pickles, relishes. Uses: Pickles, fish, cabbage, po- yellow vegetables WHITE PEPPER ANISEED tatoes, green beans, salad dress- Description: Whole or ground, Description: Whole or ground ings, stuffings. Light-colored seed of ripe pepper- Small. greenish- seeds with FENNEL SEED Yellowish- corn; somewhat less pungent. licoricelike taste. Deseription: Whole. licoricelike Uses Same as black pepper. but Uses Baked good poultry, veal. brown seeds with particularly in light-colored sauces, CARAWAY SEED aroma. casseroles, cheese dish- - soups, eggs, mDescription: Whole. Curved Uses: ‘Chicken, seafood, sauces brown seeds with warm, tangy an pork breads; sweet vegetable

; RED PEPPER taste. : GINGER Ir- Description: Whole (chilies), Uses: Breads, dip an spreads Description: Whole or ground of tan-col- groun (cayenne); crushed. Elongat- sauerkraut, pork or beef casseroles. regularly shape piece ed red of varying sizes with CARDAMOM SEED ored roots with spicy, warm flavor. pod hea levels from mild to intensively Description: Whole or ground Uses: Ginger ale, gingerbrea beef and chicken pungent. Buff or green- pod contain- cakes, cookies; Uses: (Groun or cayenne) salsas. in small, brown seeds; strong, ex- dishes; sauces, marinades. MACE soups, meats, sauces, fish. (Crushed otic aroma. Pizza, spaghetti and various Mexi- Uses: Coffee cakes, cookies, buns; Description: Ground. Lacy, can dishes (Whole Pickles and and apple pies coffee. orange- layer from nutmeg pumpkin marinades. CINNAMON fruit. Aroma nutmeglike, but POPPY SEED Description: Whole or groun stronger. Description: Whole. Tiny blue- Tan to reddish-brown sticks of Uses: Fruitcakes, poundcake colored seeds nutlike taste. rolled bark with aromatic, sweet. chowders, creamed spinac or Uses: for baked : Topping good taste. chicken. pungent slaw, noodles, dips and cheesecake. Uses: Most baking MUSTARD SEED important SAFFRON spice puddings sweet sauces, fro- Description: Whole, ground. seeds, Description: Whole or ground zen desserts. Excellent with choco- powdere or dry. Tiny yel- Powder Costliest spice; orange-yellow late. most fruits. lowish to reddish-brown. strands (flower stigmas), pleasantly CLOVES- develops sharp, pungent taste when : bitter taste. Description: Whol or ground water is added. Uses: So potent that a few Nail- flower bud and stem Uses: (Powdered) cheese dishes. Pickles, strands bring rich, golde color and with strong, sweet aroma. deviled eggs, sauces. (Seed flavor to rice, chicken, seafood. Uses: Pressed into ham salads. (Whole) SEASAME SEED and pork fruit desserts, pickling NUTMEG escription: Whole. Creamy fruits, stews. (Ground Baked good Description Whole or groun white seed with mild, nutty taste. beverages. Large, brownish seed (nut), sweet, Use Topping for baked good CORIANDER SEED warm aroma and taste. sauces, vegetable butter, fried Description: Whole or ground Uses: Baked goods puddings des- chicken coatings. Small, round seed; white to yellow- eggnog, custards, any lemon peete|

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HOT APPETIZERS SPANAKOPITA - spinach and feta pio 1.75 Q@REE SAUSAGE - marinated in wine sauce 2.95 SPANAKOPITA - with melted cheese 2.25 SAGANAKI - Greek cheese fondue with kasseri cheese 3.65 3.95 FALAFEL BALLS - with tahina sauce, pita 2.65 FRIED SQUID MUSSELS SALAMINA 4.95 SHRIMP APHRODITI - fresh jumbo shrimp served 1.65 andfela 4.75 TIROPITA - feta pie ‘over bed of spinach with fresh capers FRIED ZUCCHINI 2.65 SOUPS OF THE DAY Cu 95 Bowl 1.25 SALADS ‘ GREEK SALAD Small 3.95 Large 4.75 also like exotic so cookie- Next time you& head-to-head shape Fresh and crisp combination of Iceberg. and romaine lettuce. dill, cutter sandwiches are much more cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, tela cheese and anchovies. with your child in the war of what 3:28) consider this: It not be fun to eat, regardless of th filling. B ee ies, centers cand teis: to eat, may 50 Extra fete or anchovies If make own bread, d it as disastrous as you think to let you your child’s favorite color. ninireari your child win. you PALAEL Jehiex pati ea wi reel tomat A of School if all he wants to eat are The Montjo Cookin GY slic gr n n ce! oh! S what mada ae and sand- for children in Dallas offers the fol- peed peanut butter bologn cubes marinated in food | SOUVLAKI - tender chicken soci wiches? It’s not the nutritional lowing suggestion for making CHIC salad and tahini sauce 2.9 mak it out more appealin to children: Add a FE POC wit calamity most parents SALS nama inumeninawars O to Frank _carrot-stick mast and cheese-slice GREER to-be, according Thorp and tomato 2.45 TUNA IN POCKET PITA - served with fresh onion to turn a deviled - M.D., associate of pedia sail to a egg TUNA MELT IN POCKET PITA served with fresh onion and professo 2.95 snack into a tempt- tomato trices at the University of Chicag yucky- FETA CHEESE ON OLYMPIC PITA - with meited mozzarella cheese3.25 “sailboat” treat. An ordinary SPINACH ON OLYMPIC GREEK PITA - with melted morzarella Medical Center. ing 3.45 stick filled with but- cheese “Many children go throug peri celer peanut cheese becomes a ods where they want the same food ter or cream at- when carrot slices are ‘Gree at meal,” he said in Self mag- “car” every TUWA PLATE: ban with tooth- azine. “This is normal and tached to the celery request 406 Hillsid Ave. Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 11-10, Raisins can be as ends after a few weeks.” picks place usuall Fri. in the car. 11-12 If you make a bi fuss about it, “peopl riding Williston Park Another suggestio from the OPEN 7 DAYS! however, you may find yoursel in a 747-7919 — let children make their i with a school power struggle young tyrant Center The mo- of Herricks Rd. & Hillside Shopping who discovers that eating habits own food when possibl (Cor tive? When children make or put are a great attention getter, he somethin together they are so said. ‘ of it that can’t wait to There are a number of creative, prou they eat it. non- — and slightly dis- — If all else resort to down- honest — ways to edg a child fails, the toward a balanced diet, according right deceptio according to RESTAURANT doctor a to the article ‘Sel article. You can up To begin foods that hel you peanut butter sandwich with a of. the “run faster” or “jump higher” cer- puree of fresh fruit instead tainly sound and taste better to jelly o stir in a little calcium-rich milk. If child hates young taste buds than foods that powdere your fruit-laced blender are “goo for you.” milk, whip up a Another trick to feeding kid is to shake. Serve custards and puddin feelers a the food attractive. Children for dessert. If your child hates veg- make Sea & Land mix into prepare dishes from like colorful foods — try combina- etables, puree them and Superbly meat. in an exquisite setting tions of red, green and orange. The hamburge

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FIESTA — Easy- table linens and inexpensi decora- cuisine. tions dress up a buffet table featurin Tex-Mex Two ‘cloths in contrastin ‘colors are the solution for an colors extra lon buffet table. Two napkin in contrasting silverware. were folded into handy pocket that contain B Carol Roberts to add beau- — and the Use nature’s bounty If the thought of redecorating point.” said Interior Designer Judy pher of a room way you for East- feel while in it,” Sheridan said. ty or a touch of whimsy to your your dinin room conjures up imag- Sheridan, spokéswoma I don’t save table tables. can be cored partial- es of and man Chemical Products Inc., mar- “That&# why Apple large- projects bi hol- “An inter- linens and centerpiece just for ly to hold votive candles, a budgets you may be overlooking an keter of Kodel polyester. linens, And with today’s -easy lowed pumpki can serve as a soup easy. inexpensive solution to the esting combination of table company. Kodel I tureen; crab salad might be served doldrums. A few table- dishes and imaginative center- care fibers, like polyester decorating of the dramat- don& have to. Cloths, plac mats in a large seashell. Make use top sleights of hand can give pieces.c quickly create-a your of and can be easily main- eye-catching property contrast: dining room a ne look quickly. i¢ change of mood.” napkins bunches of and in table- tained — throw them in the Amass pale green “There&# no hocus- to mak- “Even a minor change just in a bowl the atmos- and dryer.” dee purple grapes glas -ing your table a decorative focal top decor can change wash or display colorful. gourds and squashes in vegetable-shaped CAFE « BAR porcelai casserole dishes.

* RESTAURANT Man designers now are creating En 187 Glen Cove Road, matching dinnerware and tabie that a dramatic ef- Your favorite nature-walk finds Carle Place linens produce we fect when used together. Joan also can make striking focal points , —— 294-5608 Luntz’s “Black Lily” design for in- for the table: pil shells in glas stance, features a white calla lily bowls, displa pebble in tinted mound cones Pinner Mem on a black background. Displaying canning jars or pin -. “Black Lily” plac mats, napkin in rustic baskets or wooden bowls. soups Ffarfersx fatrees— and dishes with a black vase and Bunches of autumn leaves or bit- silk creates an in- tersweet make beautiful seasonal CHICKEN WINGS 5.95 Full Order 3.25 Half Order SEAFOOD FETTUCCINI 11.95 lily centerpiece Prepared in the style of the original Buffalo Chicken Shrimp, crabmeat and scallops in a creamy garlic stantly coordinated tabletop. bouquets BBQ Sauce. Served Wings in our own hot & spicy sauce with a touch of tomato, over fettucini. with carrot & celery sticks & bleu cheese dressing. naodles. APPETIZER PLATTER 9.95 HOT AND SPICY BROCHETTE OF SHRIMP A unique combination o fettuccini alfredo, buffalo (CAJUN) 12.95 When planning a dinner party, chicken wings, snow crab claws and negami, served Five jumbo shrimp marinated in a homemade salsa, with 3 sauces on the side. grilled and served on a bed of rice. If you don’t want to limit your you may want to let the menu dic- SNOW CRAB CLAWS WITH MUSTARD SCALLOPS 11.95 BROILED to sets of and tate decorations. ‘ festive ani- 3.95 tabletop cloths nap- the VINAGRETTE In|/lemon butter, served on a bed of rice or pasta. ‘ NEGAMI * 2.95 STUFFED SHRIMP 12.95 kins, you might choose a reversible mal-shaped pinata, available at of roast beef, scallions and crabmeat Our own crispy creation utterfried Jumbo Shrimp with our own desig for plac mats with con- paper good stores, can add fiesta cheese. An egg roll dressed for success. stuffing. Served with rice. 3.95 And instead of mood to a Tex-Mex meal. Or use i ESCARGOT WITH STIR FRY VEGETABLES CHICKEN SALTIMBUCA 11.95 ‘trasting napkins. iy WEST END NACHOS Sauteed boneless breast of chicken topped with purchasin a. dozen identical nap- tiny paper parasol and chopstick i A classic chili, surrounded b crispy corn tortillas, Proscuitto, fresh spinach, mozzarella cheese, kins to with a ta- at a Chinese dinner. If collect melted cheddar cheese, guacamole salsa and sour mushrooms and marsala wine. go particularaN you cream. HICKEN PROVENCALE 10.95 blecloth, select six napkin to small such as fi- 2:95 objects porcelain HOMEMADE ONION SOUP Tenderloins of chicken sauteed in garlic butter with match and another six in a con- can Served baked with swiss cheese and garlic croutor. fresh tomatoes and white wine. Served on a bed of gurines, yo literally put your TODAY’S HOMEMADE SOUP 1.95 pasta. trasting color. Set a buffet table collection on a pedesta by display- CHICKEN DIJON 10.95 : with napkin “pockets” in the alter- ing it on a footed cak plate in the S6ladg— Boneless breast of chicken, grilled and served with fa hold of the table. aidijo cream sauce. Served with rice. nating colors to conveniently center 7.50 MEDALLIONS OF LAMB 11.95 i OUR CHEF SALAD place settings of lamb, sauteed in red wine, dijon Roast Beef, turkey, swiss cheese, cheddar cheese Seallopine romaine mustard and shallots. Served’ on a bed of rice. and fresh bacon on a bed of iceberg and MADIERA 13.95 And don’t those flea-mar- lettuce with tomato, shredded carrots, broccoli and VEAL AND SHRIMP forget and sauteed with fresh mushrooms. Choice of dressing. Medallions of veal jumbo shrimp ket finds and tableto accessories SALAD 8.95 cream, madiera wine and topped with fresh FRESH SPINACH SEAFOOD of in tomatoes. Sarved over For dinners, romance relegated to the back the Spinac leaves topped with shrimp:and crabmeat pasta. special you&# monteray VEAL CHAMPIGNON 12.95 be sour cream dressing, tomato wedges, your guests with easy-to- yet lav- closet. Spray paint can a magic Tender medallions of veal with fresh mushrooms, in jack cheese, sliced mushrooms & bacon bits. floral wand. mismatched candle- with a touch of cream. Served on a ish table touches. Augment a turning TRI COLOR PASTA PRIMAVERA 6.95 a orown sauce Served chilled with broccoli, cauliflower, snow peas, bed of rice. x arrangement by placin individual sticks, plain baskets and terra-cotta 12.95 hearts. with our own SLICED STEAK fomato and artichoke Serv blooms in small vases at each into that color Twelve skirt steak marinated in our BBQ . plac pots striking piece pasta dressing. ounce to table CAESAR SALAD 4.95 Sauce, grilled perfection. setting. Or try amassin flowers on coordinate with your linens. croutons, tossed in a NEW YORK AGED STEAK 15.95 Crisp romaine and homemade a mirrored to mul- Fourteen steak in choice of Au squar visually classic Caesar Dressing. ounce prepare your Poivre, with a Burgundy Mushroom Sauce or with tiply their effect. For a,trul opu- Our Bernaise Sauce. All Entree Salads Served With Fresh Rolls & lent. mood, fold two in con- ALASKAN KING CRAB-LEGS 17.95 napkins Own Butter. Steamed or broiled, served with clarified butter. trasting colors together, then tie It doesn’t take a fairy godmother with florist ribbon. Let to transform a All Our Entrees are: Served with a House Salad, inexpensive dining room from Vegetable and Choice of Today’s Potato or Rice. streamers spill over the table — sleep to snappy. A little imagina- allow at least feet pe napkin — tion and presto- you&# cre- (Small Caesar Salad $1.00 Additional w/dinner) and tuck in a real or silk flower. ated tabletop magic. meee

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