1HO Anion Comm1,11nhy N•W1-PIPII~ ot Long 1,1,,u, Vol. 5 No. 8 Hicksville, N.Y. Thu;'day, August 16, 1990 35c per copy All Rlgtlb RHer..-.d C•nllal OUk·• Phone 70 ,UU Vandalism on Rise, Firm Offers Reward By Rita Langdon ju\'cnilcs were arrested. A rcccnl ou1brcak of vandalism a1 "Forthe most part of the summer it has flkk.willc busincs.scsand schools has led one been prctlyquict, (because! we'vcs1eppcd up firm prcsiden11ooffcr a SI,OOOn. •ward for in our patrol:' s.iid Thomas Shaw, the district's formation leading 10 the conviction of in director of focil.itics and oper:itions. dividuals dcfacins his buildings. He added that two Hicksville youngs1crs, Spiegel Associa1cs of Jericho is offering one 12-)"ars-old, wi:rcam.-stcd after20win 1he reward because company officials have dows were broken and fouror five skyligh1s been "shocked by 1hc widespread degr:ida were damaged at Fork Lane Etcmcntar)' tion of properly in Hicksville'." School. There were six to eight studcn1s Arca vandalism this summer has includ believed to be invoh·ed in thcincidcnt which ed booken windows, gr:iffiti and dcstruc1ion 100k place in early August at aboul 7 or 8 of nowcr beds. In addi1ion, a mcmoriats1one p.m., Shaw said. dedic-ait-d 10 1wo rcsidcms ac1ive in a local The district had received a call from sporl s organiza1ion was smashed. residents who said tha1 Youngsters were on According to Arthur D. Sanders, prcsi 1h e roof at Fork l..lne. After disuict sccuri- dcn1 of the real es1ate development lirm. 1y was sent to the school, t\\'O Students were grafli1i has also bcerfsprj)'t-d on Hicksville held until police arrived. buildings the business owns. The cos1 of the window and skylight Spiegel As-socintrs i~ prosecuting a damage isS2,900. Since the beginning of the 21-yc-nr~old St. James man who wasarn.-stcd summer, atx-ut IOOwindows were broken by foruproo1ing Oowers the firm had plnom- Cause To Celebrate She Loves Him ... Rc.:civcd a note from Pat DclRosso 1cll We received 11hc following spc,:ial 1101c: ins us 1ha1 her grandson and gn.':lt-nie<:c were ''Each year rr,y husband, Gregory ma~cs christened at Our Lady of Mercy Roman my birthday so special. This)'ear ' '."~ hop,.ng Ca1holic Church on August 12. 10 nrnke hisjusl as wonderful. L1vmg w11h Joanna Elizabeth. daughter of him jusl keeps gelling belier ... so all my Maryanne (Hopper) andJo~ph LaBoue love 10 you. G rcgory, on your birthday. of Randalls Town, Maryland and Michael August 18 . .. Ednu Manclski." Vi ncent, son of Marguerite (DelRosso) and Vincent Louis re<:Ci\'ed the Sacrament Shouting From The Treetops of Baptism tog Uy A. Anthony Miller products in 1hccoun1ry. Mos1o f1hem carry Local liremennres1,cnding 1ime 1hiss11m- between nine and 14 1housand gallons or 111cr going to s.:hool. product. Despilc 1hc hazy, ho1 and humid wca1hcr and drenching rainstorms. volunteers from lnsp. Joh11 Carlsen, head or 1hc Nassau dozen, or rtrc companies lhroughou1 County Police Department's Emergency 37 Nassau and Suffolk ,,isi1cd I he Fire Scn•icc Services Bureau, said thm all officers Academy in Old Bcthpagcduring1 hewcek under his command will be receiving 1hc of Aug. 610 receive some special 1raining. 1rnining. Hicksville lircfiglucrs \\WC in 1hegroupof There have been a number of occasions about 400 who learned whai 10 do if a during the pas1 10 years when problems wi1h gasoline lanker cmch,-s lire or orcnurns. such units haw be-en encountered, including To help 1hcm in the course. which iakes incidents in which 1ruckslrnvejack- knifcd, slightly more 1han four hours. !hey used a rolled-ov,r or caugh1 fi re. ~ I-foot trailer capable of holding 9,000 "The potc111ial for a problem is enor gallons of gasoline. Once in service us a mous:· Carlsen said. ''II b«-omcs incumbem delivcry whidcfor1heA1110<-oOi!Company upon the police and fire personnel, usually carrying gasoline. je1 fuel and home hca1ing 1hc lire rescue uni1s a, the scene. 1odo whai oil, 1he trailer was rebuih by a Chicago com has to be done 10 rec1ify 1hc si1ua1ion. We pany ns a training vehicle and. with l wo canno1alway s count on 1he industry people. SUMMER SCHOOL: \ Olunlttr firtmtn illlrnding lht Amoco~chool gtl "hands-on.. frJininl,! un Amoco instructors. has been touring 1hc who do come. to be on 1hc spo1:• lhl· "-"Ide kick." They .spr.l)"\\atcr on lhdrcolleg~uts, who are goinK lo ''ladder" the unll in urdtr ,-ounll)' for 1wo years. ..,ve ha\'Ctoknowwhm todoin che.se in• lo drill holt.s:1nd nmonproducr. In un uclual tml'f'J!t'nl")'. lhl',r\\ould bt lly Rila L:mi:don fire marslwJ. Offkiab n:-port,·d 1hat Gill later r..:turned 1\ n:c.·c1Hlv fired worker at ~lunicipal 10 1he scene ot 1hc bla,c II hich b)' 1his lime Testing I :tb\~.l!rt.~haq;1..-d wilh5te:1li11gc<1ui11- was being foughl by Hicksville. krichoand mem and 1hcn selling 1he New Sou1h Rom! Plainl'iew firefigluc~. IV hell a police ofliccr busim:,s on fire las1 \\(.-Ck. :111cmp1"l toq11,-s1io11Gill. hc0,'CI in1he~li1- According 10 police and fire offidab. , ubishi. James Gill, 27, of Long Beach, cn1cred 1he builtling a11d s1olc assor1,'CI 1ools, :1VCR and Doran said 1hai Gill 11as la1er recognized four Tro,lcr ~lois1cr Dcnsi1y g:111gcs. toll· driving by chc SCl..'IIC again by the- son of lhc 1~1iningiso1opcs wi1h low IC\els- ofra tJia1ion. company's owner. Police chased Gill for He !hen allegedly Mole a 1990 Mi1s11bishi about a mile um ii he hi1l\\ 'O parked cars on "i1h 1he license pla1c "Tes! Lab 3:' according Fcrncy Sircet. Doran said 1he stolen gc;ods 10 Robcn Dor.in, assis1an1 Nassau Coun1 y we~ in thc.•car. l lk ks,·lllr rln:mtn b1.111le 1hr bl.t11.t." :11 the Munil.'ipal Tc,ling l.ub at 102 Nt',, Soulh lto:11.I. \Photos U~ l-l!lrr~ l.oud) The Hicksville lire dcparrm~nt reported t hird-dcgrce burglary nnd dri, ins wh ile in 1ha1 12 unils and 90 lircfiglucrs were 01 1he toxicated. He was ar~igncd in First Ois1rkt scene. Five Hicksville fire figh1crs were in Courl in Hcmps1ead on Aug. S. jured. An assis1an1 chief rc,:eived a back in The lab performs tests on constru,lion jury. an c,H.-op1ain r=iv1.'CI debris in his t')'l'S. projcc1s such as concre1c. The cquipn1cm a rcscuc~aptain and a fireman both receiv U5'.-ci requires r.:ldioacth~ mau:rial. ~tcmbC'rs ed minor burns, and ano1hcr lircfighlcrsul' or 1he Hicksville Fire Dcpar1mcn1 Hazar fered from heal exhaustion. dous Ma1erials Unil madcscwral d1e FULL KITCHEN DISPLAY THE BOLD LOOK WITH BLANCO, FRANKE, GROHE, KWC, OFKOHLER .. ACRIFORM & MORE. A-HtUt'etu,. . STALL SHOWER ENCLOSURES SnrMtkVti -t • Kohler • Shower Lux • Workrite • Ketchum MARBLE, GRANITE, CORIAN, ELfER Thr ..MILK" lnillals h11,·r b«omr :a lrudcmurk of unr ,und:d's "'url,; on ltx.111 hu~inr~'i buildln~, and schools. Upper porlion or pho1o sho"') d:1rn:1gt donr lo :a"' indo~ In lhc- tt"Jr of Uutch Lunc FOUNTAINHEAD, CERAMIC TILE Elcmtntar, School on S 1c-"';ut Annut. Fobrlcotion Avo,loble ALL LINES OF (lllu,trutNl Phulo ll) MiduU'I J. Millnni:) I Selling Materials DECORATIVE FAUCETS GREAT PRICES! & ACCESSORIES DR. MICHAEL F. GARGER/ CHIROPRACTOR Nobody Beats Gregory. . . Nobo y CH1'l()P'i~CTIC AWAKEN -.OUR f'cALING i:NE!,Gv EST HIGH QUALITY e 1896 CHIROPRACTIC TECHNIQUES '-' GREGORY G) FOR OPTIMAL HEALTH BATH AND KITCHEN CENTER Specializing In: Neck Pain, Shaulder and Arm Pain, Hip Pain, Leg Pain, 251 EAST SHORE ROAD • GREAT NECK • 516-487-1975 Heodactles, Disc Problems. Bursllls. (~fQ'• Nwi° t,co.nl.,,1 !,or&a~.!,~ ~ 'Ct d-,~1a.-o.001o on,vo.,oll Oroc•~•1[ [c' JJ'IQCc,...#..,.,..,,.. , :-,-.. 6? We.st Barclay St. lv'O/: w~gv~ ,o., .}8 H1cksv1lle (Directly Opposite LIRR) TUES 3,7 SAi IO 1 1st Annual Rotary Foundation GOLF FALL CLASSIC ..• . . . DISTRICT 725 - BROOKLYN, QUEENS, NASSAU, N.Y. Rockaway Hunt Club CEDARHURST, NEW YORK September 18, 1990 __'< .. ;--....:. . ~~1{:~ ~ PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT ROTARY INTERNATIONAL :..;. :/·-: ·. I / 11,\lll:=9' ·: :: • FOUNDATION ...~ ; -c - ~~~~ , FUNDING SUCH NOTEWORTHY ? r PROJECTS AS: ) } . We're ready because our Emergency Stop accidents bolore they happon. POLIO - PLUS The goal 10 eliminate polio from the face of 1hc earth by the year 2000. Room staff has undergone years o f Our Home Emergency !raining and experlenco to provide' Prcvenllon Book and GIFT OF LIFE Has brought over 800 the best possible care for you, our Checklist helps you children from 40 countries 10 Lons Island for surgery community. Our Emergency Room spot the accidents• unavailable in their native lnnd. facility hos been designed 10 about-to-happen ROTARY CLUBS OF DISTRICT 725 provide lost, effocllvo around your homo. n_.._,k,._ Oeotlt w...... _ ,.,....., .., emergency care. Call us al 496-6527 for your free copy. ~ ;• ~- ·-...•~t.1. - a-°""'c....._.., .,vu""°"""'...... _o.,._.o..,s.. ~ 0-,,t .. ~ . .._ ..,.. ,._...... '" M6.0H•. t,I ,_.lut uu.,i;. -,.._ ~la-~tkll ~ ~Oy\lM ·•, -...... J- • ,u, v.,....,... ,~_.,... , .. , J'lt'"i..o..t~....,_, 0.--.~'I Syoss~Community Hospital ,_.. "-'-~.. Lbt.wt1 Y.O., O....,,.•YII<•;,, ~~ c..,,~•• , ~H,M ""tlWIO VO()( 221 Jericho Turnpike f Y- Syasset, NY 11791 FOR INFORMATION CALL S)OS> CELEBRATING ?5 \'EARS: l'rumpl IJttrond Sod••• 70 Woodbur)' Roaa lscclrbraling?Si-t•r> OYSTER IJA\' TOWN S Ul'F.RVISO R AnKrlo A. l>clliK•III (lcll) Joins Nkk >Mul.s, one ol lhc or suvkt to th, Hkks,·111, cornmunil)', Tht b usiness. ~·hk h M:&S orlglna.llr up,ntd b)' Ch:u llt ownrrsof Jllcks"Ulc's Huu~of Donuts, in h unl of onl' of lht nrw lrrt'S rr<'tnlly dun.altd b) lht \ 11,ngllsb. b run by hls son-in-law. Chut'I.: ~ ·Int , plcluttd abo,, "llh tmplo)tt J lmm)' H uttlr ur To"-n 10 bnutif) ' lht 11 kks,•lllt busintsSdi.slritl. Tht pl:anltn"' t R' don:altd b) Spitj?,d A~soci:alt'I. Jllrks,·illt. Chuck Is Md l-kno"' n for lrffling all tu!lolom, rs "'ith a hand.s-hakt and :a smllt' and ht forthrir partI n 1hr bnuliOatlon p~r.1m. lOC'SI mrrdlanls "ill 1::11.., on 1hr mpon~bi1i1, of".ilrrin,: l.s 11"'-.ys lhtrr lo htlp pe,oplt arry a n.w of soda to lht ir rar. ~nd main111in1n5: 1hr trttS. (11/ustrJtrd Pholo BJ A, AnlhonJ Mllltrl WE'D LIKE TO REMIND YOU THAT THE UNCENSORED CONTENT OF THIS NEWSPAPER IS MADE POSSIBLE BY OneOf Americas Best THE CONSTI1UfION OF THE UNITED STATES. ~ Run Con)panies Gives 95% Of Its Money To 01a1ity 1 \ 10 \'·" ll' .. l 1111\ U,tl lh,,'d th,· '"''1 lllll ll\0 ,t lll,111.1~1,\ I \ Jl,1111\ 111.\ llll'l l,,I \\i•.111..•11 1,11q111""'"I o; ,11 l"\\'!\ .t.~lu \W H"\.l'I\\' ~,,.., h • hdp IIIIJ'-t\\·n,lh,1 l'"''rk I l11I, \ ,:,,., t,1 1)11111111 ,,,_t.:,.11111.1111 ..1 ,,,,11lk·1 ,,,111p,111, ,,1tild ,111\ll~·,111 111.11i:_111.. 11h,· tll,11 lt111 ,I l,•1 ,,1 .. l,H\111_~ ¾¢ ,:~~!~ 1""'1'''' '•111 r-=-~---,; 7>o&; .90 J\? 11; 5 Go '"I>""I\\ t•·l\• I k◄, ..~1\,,,I, : lc_ct_iL_.u_::.,~ ll\U11 k1l r\\•\\'i1h.11nt·, F\'.li. •no product lne perl0 MEN'S: - Fri. & Sat. All Underwear 25% OFF Jeans 20%-50% OFF Select Athletic Apparel 20%-50% OFF Select Fox & Parlour Shirts 50% OFF Hobi Tee Shirts 30% OFF Select Back To School Shirts 30% OFF Teen Logo Apparel 20% OFF SHOES: Reebok & USA Olympic Adult Athletic Shoes$7,$'10 OFF SALE ENDS AUG. 24 I r CHILDREN'S: Denim Jeans 25% OFF t Sweaters 25% OFF ! Outerwear 25% OFF * Free Gift w/$50 Purchase of Boy's Levi's Aug. 19th-25th i HOME FURNISHINGS: Sheets & Sheet Sets $9.99 to $32.99 • ___E_N_T ER_- O_U_A-:D:-::A:--:-:AW:-:-::::-:IN::::G-:-:IN:-:--::::TH-;-;:E:--- 7 Ir------BRING IN THIS AD TO NAME ------1-a 1 CHILDREN'S DEPT. TO WIN A RADIO ;ENTER DRAWING FOR A PHONE I ~ - - c~·o~N~T~RO~ L=L_ED_~_o_~_P_o_Rs_c_H_E__ _ l ___ _FJ!;ElFJ ______J 11 1 4C1 So. Oyster Bay Rd., Plainview :L----_.;.~~--L------J1C 1 Penn ey 931-6000 • Mon.-Sat. 10-9, Sun. 12-5 ------lll Vkldl~ssuruor llil'Ls,illrhlhrnl"" Minil.ob ~hnu~rr :al Fo1om.1t in IJl'ko Phu .:a un Droad":Q• N and DI AMOCO at 19~ Broadway, Comer of Old Country Rd. & 107 Hicksville, LI. {{~~~~~~~~~\ {{ OPEN 24 HOURS {{ {{1yt~~~~~~~~~ WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF CONVENIENCE ITEMS ------~------,------~HALF GALLON • FREE COFFEE • 15c~ OFF I 1 I I MI L K I With Full Service Fill Up 1 Any Size !Fountain Soda I I ;,.. R~g. $1.19 I w/coupon I w/coupon I I 9 9 ¥' Limit 2 I I · I I OFFER EXPIRES 8/23/90 OFFER EXPIRES 8123/90 I w/coupon OFFER EXPIRES 8123/90 L '------~------USE THESE VALUE PACKED COUPONS TO SAVE EVEN MORE OFF OUR______LOW PRICES! J Jllcksulll• ]lluslratrb •Nrws • lfIC .SU• I ll•· ,..,._,w Uurk · -l!.bursbau. !\uguat IG. 1990 l)agr-9 ------ The 60 Minute Loan: The money you need when you need it. Thrse clays. you can bake a potalo in three m inutes. You can cross the J\tlanlic in three . ONE ~~ hours. Yet some banks can take as much as a HOUR ~ three weeks to approve loan. The Bank of New ,n rk Is dlfTcrent. In fact. wc·vc cha nged for- Homo lrnp \Wre making it hard to bank anywhere clse. ' 12A'X.curcnt \ -a,1,,1bl0 IW'ualPt-rct.'OlaQCl'atolOI' Hcmompn>.'Clr1Cfl1 looroupk> 1201l'O"llhs' 1etm II y0ut;o1QY.' $10.000 b 1() )'C.ltSnl 124°., APRyoult',,)\.(l 120nv~ J..V.rlX"'ltS~ $ 1..J5~ 139"..,h-.'1 APR b ~11111! ~ Loonsq>I060n'O"llllS'tcrm TI~ralcm.ly-10'00SC-nltcrCOf1SU1Y1\1J.OO M ,a1csSL4""Ct lOcNflQ(!.lf!'il990 TT10£ljr'lkC1Nt..·-.,•, 'lb~ 1-.\.~ FDIC AnEQIJJ,IHo.l:9'1L,"1\.li.'f (i)' ------llt,ksulllt ~lluatralt~ N, ws • llt,ksulltr. N,w Uork • i!:~uubau. J>.uguol 16, 19!1U l)agr•tO Qrnmmunity The ~ :a . . • Qral.enhar Perfect ~ ) lL - Plc~1UH: nddr<'.11-ll nll nollcca of lcx:AI C\'Cn ta lo Calcnclar f.dllor. 132 E.SccondSln...,, (l'.0. Bux Combination t 1578)Mlncola.N.Y. 11501 orphoneH7-~W.. Wic~cr and Whims... ' i Ca.lcndAr ltcm.1 must besubmhtf!d two \\l~ks Create s beautiful interior designs prior to the C\--en t. for your home or Office, Bathroom, l Living Room, Bedroom, Friday, August 17 • Co-depcndcms Anonymous. J " sttp The Pcrkc1 Combination! ' suppoll group. will meet from S-<1:;o p.m. • l\,llh .\l·'-·,~s.·••o m.•:,;. • I h.•illib<)ords • Sro ru\!c Chests. Jownstairs at the Pl1kwa1• Commum.-· • l'hildr~n·s. furnhur\' • Mirrors •S1ools Chu,ch. HickS\'llle. Fa, infornmlon di • Chl1irs • Pi.lhl\,--s • Vanily l~1hks ' 02S•OOll. • D~;~s • lUx.:bin\? C:luiirs • \Vk~-cr llcpair • O\'crcJtcrs 1\ nonymous. J 1: step • l:h"l\!~h.'$ • S4.' ft..'l'l1S • Custom Colorin\? Free Local Delivery • 6asl><:t.s recovery progrJm for rcCO\ cry from All Major Brands Discounted o,·c,catmg " "II meet Jt ~ p.m. JI Pa1kwl\" Communi1,, Chu,ch. Ill ckw,llc. F01 lnfo11n.1• WICKER r;1il 1ion call 10,·6S14. ,1 ~ :) WHIMS • Families In RcCO\'Crl'. J com111umca11cn 1◄ 4 Jericho Turnpike. MlneolJ skills and suppon group for those concern· Corne, ot Willis Ave. (516) 294,5397 Mon.-Sal. 9:30-S:30. Sun. by Appl. Ample parking. All credit cards accepled. cd w1th unacceptable bcha,·101of J child or other famlh· member due to alcohol. chemical sutimncc. or gambling, mcc1s JI S p.m. a< Redeemer Lutheran Chu,ch, Old Courm,· Rd. Free. For 111fo11tm1011 all 4,i-;Qt,i. GRAND OPENING Suturday, August 18 11-ll I l"'-1 1"'- • UM l 111 • The Gregory Museum w,II hold a elm 011·-rcrrlf,c Tie Ol'c 1:sh1m:· Fourth Grade VIZZ4 U ff and up. · Mo nday, August 20 . • Q\ctcJtcrs 1\110,wmous. a 1: step ~-"· rcCO\'Cr~• program for recovery from ...._U II '-I o,c,cating. \\111 meet a, S:;o p.m. at Pa1kw:1,· Commumt ,. Chu,ch. I licl.~,,llc. For 111fonru .\lliii4 ,.,..., 111111-u·· 11011 call ,o';-oSq . DESSERT, CAPPUCCINO AND \__ / WE DO CATERING FOR • The lohn Pe1er Zenger Unit No. ,,, ol ALL OCCASIONS COFFEE ~ The Steuben Soc,en· of America will meet JI 1he W1l11am Grouse V.F.W. Post llll, ;:o So. BroJdWJ\' .u $ p.m. For mfornuuon call •IC I l.~'\C I.Ill\• •111 l•U I \1111\11' IC II\ • o;S·J:n6. . ff'4'Clll..r.c ·•-·'"::.:··-···..... , ....., ..... _,. u :,.i.ao...-e ~'<'1 :: -·:..:;~~='~'::!-::.-:- '--'· Tuc:nluy, Au g u s t 2 1 .,.,...... ,,1~ )~ ___ ....,.__...... -.., _ ...c- ,..,.o,5tw-o P- ni,:,...... -,~ ____,- ...,. •IHw • 0-.. ,,,os.-. )!,Q • Ilcal Your Life at the I lcalmg C11cle. S-,o ,~ ~ - ...,._ J~ '"""'c;,,-.,._,. _ .,.,.. ett p.111 . J I the PJrkwa1· Commun1t1· Church. ,~,~ • )C o.o-c... ,~ -~ ... &,o c:..~ ---.., 5tt"l,Jll A1c .. I hcl->11llc. rec. I or 111£0111m1011 100 (~ .>ti ~--.---- c;...... ,__ ------. · ~ """''"Cr-~~~ UO\ul~ "'...... _.,._,...,,...._ ..., ~all ~S;•Qlll, S-0.fl~l'I , ...... ~ ~ -~--~-...... -- ~..__...... ,_ !loall Sod~;. 1,r...... (0';1 ...... ,.~_,,,._....,,.. • KcCIJWf'\' Inc.. die J)x}(IJt tOnor rn·r,ou~ ),0. ------._...-# ~.,-- , ... -:--:-:,-:--,-,-""."::--:-=--:-,-,-,-~- ~ J (p ...... _,...~ ...,,.. _.__ ...... Jnd former mcmJI pltltlll>. will mr1:t Jt ~ .. t \.,I C I U 111 \\.I \..I \o.. ,-...-•-•-k~ p.m. Jl PJ1kwJ,· Ccrnmw~n,· Ch,u\.h• ....,..,--~-,-~_,_,_..... •~: .,. - ---= ,!:•.;_,~ :_r, ~--~ -.-, 11- _1_1, -U-ll_l_ll_' _f_l_l l_\_l _I_II_U_\_. 5tcwa11 Aw.11i,kw1llc o-,,-, lO,:,. r O,.,\.•._,, ..,,s,.._._.~ ..... ,.,..,... , _____ ,. \VJ _ , ,_... , , _._..,_,,__ . ~ ..tilt, ...... \\'cdncsday, August 22 ,., .-.,;a •.-:•~··-..,,.,..~,_,..,_-· •,u, ,1,..,,.,,.,_,n,010,.,,,,~--•• ...... _ ,,.,..! • I 1/1.\ • ,-- ...... • I hlS>\'1lk·K1wa111>CILJb\\1!1111,·clJI 1, ~ ~::"'-.!,-;::,.,.,w~--...... -.- .....,.51,r.., ,.-lo ..,,.,__...... -··--...·-· pm !l t:1t· M1llcnJ.?.c Inn, lcrid1'> -:,.,,,.,... talOo--,,,..._ ~ ... • • 1un \\'uh f:i.,1bbl\."') •.u the Gn:t.!1..'n.' ·-S""--• •,o...... u,-...... ''".,, Mus.cum. hnngJ \lilt: l''lll !JI\\ 1th hJ .\~es, ~""~..... , •I,',:.-~ ,_,,.,. __ _,..,,..•-•-•-•- ...... ,c._ .. It,,! " ~ ... • I U II I ~\I.\• ti to 1:. no to ~pm .....--.-~ ""'"0--...___ ...... N_ •~·•~....s ..... -...-~-~ "' • Con I d1>on l,IJmk1 Rct11cc (l,1b wi.l ...... ,,,'"' h,:,id 11> p,cm, JnJ mcctm~ JI I ,dd i, ~--•- ~~ """' ...... , ,.., f b~nho,\c-r rJ,h. hom 10:;o J m h.l .; p n _ ,c,_,. ----..,--..=...... ,. ..,.,..,..,... ,., ---· __ Thurs day. August 23 ~~ "' • 11 1 l•U. U I\ ... ,'..:.':';:::.::::.:::::~.:::~:::.:::: • I lk k, rlllc Llk, Lodge No. 10;1 w1ll 111,·c1 '"'""'""''''" "_ ..., ....~ , 1♦-, . -...... ·- at~ p.m. a1 oo 1:J,t B:udav s, .. J llck>1 Vic. I, ',11.,.··--.....•··-••1...... ,...... -•...~ ., ... 1111\- 1nfo1111J11011 call 011 0110 1~•::.t1 ..... , o,.,...~-., ..... ~ ...... , ...,~ ,.., ... \It Ill\..... I Ill \.-- ... • I llck,\lllc-lcncho Ro1a11· Club meet a, c...~~ ,., ... 10·11 pm. Jl the M1llcuclgc·1nn . , ...-i..c;..-w , ·- ... _ ...... , .... ,,..- ..o .. ,,,._. £~~ --...-, -.in.- .._ 1,0 .. -u,o,.,.... HW'tt 01•ront "'lllio , ... _._.. • OvcrCJtcrs Ano1wmom. J 1: stq1 c.-.~~ ... r •-. ·• ,,. ,,_,,.... __ ...., ,_ • .._.. ... 1,....,.., __ , ..... , .. ~ .... ~ '" t,v-, II C,,...--,.~ 1.1,. -, ....,.su,,.o. ·~ c....,_,,.,,..,....., '",., ,,_..r,,eo- .., reco\'ery program for rcco1·c1y form ...... s,.-..s.. .. __ .,. ... .,...... O\'CICJtlflg. will meet Jt S:;o p.m. JI PJ1k\\'J,· .. Com111u111t1•Church, I tick>'1llc. ro, mfonm ~--.....,~- · - ,._ •., ...... , .. "°"' ----....-- '", .. tlon call 10;-6814. r------i------,----~~~~~~------, • For ·v1c1orlous Living In ,he oos'' join I I I , a ..s p1m-lillcd" b1blc study at S p.m. in I Hickmlle. Fo, mformatlon call 681-1611. Frid11y, August 24 00 : s1. OFF : SUNDAY SPECIAL s1. oo OFF • fJmilics in RcCO\'Cr\1• a communlcJt1on I I Starting from '4" skills and support group for those concern Complete Dinners ed with unacceptlblc behavior of J child or : ANY PIE : Any Hero 01hcr famil)' member due to alcohol. I I Include: Enlree, Salad Hot or Cold I I Coffee & Dessert I 1 chemlc1I submncc, or gambling. mcct5 at 0 S p.m. at Redeemer Lutheran Chu,ch, Old L_..°!~e.!'!!~~~~~~~---L~!~~~~~~~~~~~~!~!-l __ !!~~~~l~E~J~~!~ __ : Count<}' Rd. Free. For Information caU Come enjoy dessert •• 11 «-' f'lu, t ,et,•• 4>J-5Q6J. with fresh brewed tic '-t . b t :1J'+ • S1. Bcrna1d'sof Lev111own \Vldo\\~ and :1, Widowers will hold a Sociables Dance at espresso, cappuccino lilt 1,.,,111.,. "-•"• U SOI Calllco Lodge. Levluown Pkwy.. from 9 p.n~ or coffee • U -llc c tp I a.m. IS per ix:0011. For mformatlon call ~SJ·l701. l!ic.. ulllr 3lluotr.itrb Nrw• - l!~cklulllr. Nrw Uock - i!4ursbau. August 16. 1990 lJagr-11------One Year Free. When you try our risk-free, hassle-free checking. Ri sk-free, because it doesn' t cost you anything. When you open a Premium Checking (interest earning) or a Convenience Checking (low opening balance) account with us we' ll give yo u I year free of service charges and buy you ne\\ checks. Hassle-free because we'll do all the work for yo u. We'll close out yo ur old account, if you wish - and if yo u have Direct Deposit service on your Social Security check, we can switch th at o,·er fo r yo u at the same time. You've got everything to gain: 24-hour access to your funds at over 40,000 ATMs from coast to coast. O,·erdraft Protection and Direct Deposit are available. And yo u'll be dealing with an affiliate of America's largest savings institution, a financial family wit h 0V!;!r S45 billion in assets. So come in now and get l year free of service charges, and free new chec ks. Ask us about red uced rates on safe deposit boxes for new Customers. ~lllil O t • i:oic I ------I Risk-free, hassle-free, I I I 1 year free checking I I Bring this certificate to The Bowery Westbury branch for a Pre~nium ~hecking or a I I Convenience Checking account FREE of monthly service charges tor a period of one year. I I and with a free order of standard checks. This offer expires 9/1 5/90. I I I The Bowery I I Westbury Branch I I 947 Old Country" Road• (516) 752-1 737 : Offer good only 011 new chcckini: accounts OJll' ncd throui:h 5(·µt. IS, 1990. Minimum rl,•µosi1 n·quin·d In "1"' 11 l'lw,·~ing a,·,·unnt. I Offer valid a t The Bo,.·r. rr West bun hranch office uni~. .I ~------~----~------ _ .:.,______lllckoulll, lllluatrnt,b "1<1:16 • lllrk&ulll<. ::-i•cw Uurk • l!J,,T• ursbaU · •!'.uyuot t~. lllUll tJag,-1~------:: At Long Last, ARestaurant Is Here To StaY. By Andren Martone those who need to indulge more. On thi, panlcular evening. we began our Calle Tu/lo Buono meals with a sampling of appetizers (called In 11s pre,·ious li\'eS it has been a Greek a Spring Salad) that mcluded fresh roasted RC>tauram.as well as a high-priced Cominen• Venere peppers, mozzarella, grilled eggplant and 1al restaurant. both of whld1 liad short-term zucchini, heamof palm. sun dried tomatoes, lives tlm ultlnmely ga\'C ,,,ay to an empty shrimp and calamari served over five types storcf ront in the heart of a prhne business in of leuuce. Offered at 113.9; for two, this could Ristorante Pon Washin~ton. \'Ct)' well serve as a full meal at lunch, or with But asof one vcar ago, the space on Maven a side dish of pasta as dinner. The pasra special, Ave. has found its destiny as Caffe Tune a pJppadd/a(thln lasagna noodle)hcighten• Buono. And owner/chef Luigi Petrone ha sail ed in Oa\'Or by a light alfredosaucc with fresh lmemlons of remaining for a very, very long pea sand imported prosciuuo, demonstrated ume. Located directly across from the Long the talents of the chefs. Following this win• Island Railroad station, Tuno Buono's lure Is ncr came a veal and chicken francesc urestlble- 1f not for the commuters alone, comblna1ion-bo1h pounded and lightly who come in droves after a hectic day in sauteed in a savory lemon-butter topped \\1th • ',tulfrd Shl'II, • ( hi, k,·1. Manhman. Once Inside. customers find fresh parsley. themselves in a large, infonnal dining room • ~' ""'"'' :'.larinar,1 that allows a clear view of master chefs at The setting at.Tune Buono is suitable for • ',,11"ag" .,. l'q,p,·1 workman open kitchen. the business lunch and the social dinner. An • l\ak<"d /.i1 i open. bi-level dining area with one side mir lia1ing 10 choose randomly from the menu rored. shares space with a large full-service • \ J:111i n 11 1i or from numerous specials offered dally on bar. Beyond the bar lies a smaller dining room, • l·.11•0pla111 1':1111 1:t!!_i:1 11 .1 the blackboard. It takes a while for one 10 used mostly for catering and small part ics. and lln·ad .11 11 1 l~t1111 ·1 decide tlm sultsthclr fancy. But whatever Is • <7(111 • tends 10 be more intimate in seuing. chosen. the food is Invariably good, frequent· M «II\' ot/1c·r dwice.,· h- excellent. prepared with an emphasis on Tuuo Buomo has broad appeal. and .\1<'11i,. dia11f!.('.\' 11·,•,•hlr natural Oa\'ors and fresh herbs that justifies undermndabl\', a steady clicmcle, both local its name . . .1\mo Buono. and imported ,vho know when good lsflooc/. IJri11l:.\' (tc[c[itim111f· Panas should be tried, e11her shared asap· Open seven days a week. Caffe Tutto petizers or as a second course. Made on Buono docs not accept reservations. II Is ' 841 CAR.MAN AVE .. W~'TBl.JRY premises dallv, there arc over a dozen to located at 14 Maven Ave. In Port Washmgton. choose from Including special uem such as 516-767•1102 and ls open for lunch and dinner. lobster ravioli, ~noccl, tortellonl and more. Banquet and catering facilities arc also 333-2332 Luigi prides hhnsdf on offering a variety of \ l,q111 t 11·cl11 available. An Impressive I1st of Imported and 1 fresh fish dishes. all prepared on the grill with domestic wines Is available. \1 1q11 extra virgin olive oil and lemon, and some imported catches such as Cobia, a large fish Pnccs range from !6.9; for one of eight p1z• from the southern coastal waters similar 10 z;is, 10116.9; for a shrimp cm rec. Lunches In· swordfish. You'll find bottles of ,1rgln Oli\'c elude choices of pasta or sa!Jd ,v11h any oil and balsamic vinegar at every table. for cnuc:c. The Royce Carlin, Lo11g Island's premier hotel and 111eeli119sfacility, is pleased lo a1111om1ce its affiliatio11 1uilh Hilton. ■ E;(Teclfoe Au,qusl I, 1990, we shall be k11ow11 as /he H1111li11,qlo11 Hillan. ■ Join us in celebrating the new 11amc on Lo11g lsla11d. ■ For reservations or i11Jor111alio11, call: 5/6-845-/000 or 1-800-HILTONS. ■ 011 Route II0 at598 Broad Hollow Road, Jlld11ille, NY I1 747. ][HUNTl~ ~!,S~,,~ILTON ------lltckuulllr J t1ua1ra1,b Nrws - lltckoulllr. Nrw Uork - (!~urobnu. •\u guu1 I&. 19911 llagr-13------which include cullural, cducalional and rccrca1ional cvcn1s. ~t The Library I Kitty Prtlcndcrs The Hicksville Public Library Children's Room will prescn1 a program by Donna Four Ari t:>:hibils Green and Ellen Rosen.stein for children 3.5 The Hicksville Public Library is hos1 to years old. four diversified An Exhibi1s for the month /\n introduction 10 Mother Goose rhymes of A11gus1. that use cats and ki11cns. A sp,:cial "Ki11y The newly rcnov:ued Community Room Craft" along \\ith facc painling \\ill bring1he has iis lirsl An E.xhibi1so111he walls.shared rhyme T/Jrt.'C Lilli<' Ki11cns to li fe. by lWO arti.s1s. Musical ins1rumcn1s, puu lcs, streamers, Robyn Bellospiri10s's oil , are impressive in and bubbles arc also pan of 1his program. larger 1han lifc ponrai1s, and Beth Williams' The program dale is Wednesday, Scp1. 12 bright scnsiti,-e canvases arc wi,•1 color. a1 10:30-11:30. Registration sians Tuesday, TI1d .obby Case has mlcntcd """"''• Ruth Scp1. 4. Paren1's library card required. Guerrasio's lovely purses und pillows. Parents may observe the program. In 1hc Fiction Room Showcase. Hicksville Senior Conncclions The- Gm of Ufc Pro2r;am ls alh·t and \\C-11 .al the Hkks, lllc-.J, richu Rola'), Thi, ha pros:rum. "hid1 rcsidcn1, Michele Malle is showing her The Hicksville Public Library has an in various art techniques. l.s run by lhc ro1ary. pro\'ides rinand o1 support 10 fort i,:n children " ho need lo comr IO lht' Cnilt'd formation and referral service for older St:Uts ror a lirc-s.a,·lns: openuion. Elderhostcl l'rogmm citizens called ·'Senior Connections:· Pic1umJ isRot1U')''s Gir1 or LlfeChulrpusonGD) It lkrnsleln uc.-ccplin~~donation from 1.indl•nhu,-..,, The "Eldcrhos1cl", an cducaiional adven Trained volun1ccrs arc a1 the library on Rolarlttn•s Wiurcn Gumbs (lcrt) and John Kurr. This duni 1ion ,\ Ill he U\td 10 ~c-nd !I hirlhdu, pre• ture.'w ill be presented a1 1hc Hicksville Mondars 1:30103:J0p.m. senC 10 Rene Mn2:1ll11nc-s or Mc.dco. (Phulo ll) GeorJ:_t Wu.1cr.1 Public Library on Wednesday, Aug. 22, a1 8 p.m. Ri1a Greenstein is 1hc gucs1 lecturer and will speak about whal ELDERH OSTEL has ST. ~1AR Y 'S - ST. PAU L'S 10 offer people age 60 and o,·er. Retirement c.:in be the beginning of new -1877 - ad,..,n1urcs, new challenges and new places ",·\ :--1 , \;\-Jl,; J~ l(.' .-\:"J S C.' H O OL I ~ ' rHJ•, E~GLIS H rl'RAOITJO ::--:" 10 explore. ELDERH OSTEL offers older adulls cduc.11ional progr.ims so lhcy may I~ 1-:n-: l'TIO:-i • 1-'0 1n 1 \' I con1inue 1ocxpand their horizons. Mos1pro ( h:0 - (.ii< 12) grams an: 0 111: week long with classes that meet for I ½ hours<." ach weekday. ,\ ,-nrie1y (.'01.1.J,:(;J-: 1'1~1-: 1'.•\l~ ..\TOH Y • (.'0-1-: 1> • 1).-,.y 6:. B<>A l~ l>l:-i(; of extracurricular activities arc offered A CA D bM I C S ARTS ATHLETI CS Corrections Duclo informa1ion incorrecrly provided to this nC\vspapcr, there was an error in 1hc location ofa 1rail cr fire in last week's issue. The trailer fin: was not :u Am~rican Trnnsrcr on D uffy /\n:nuebu1at anadjaC'l:'m pro))(!'rty owned by :1no1hcr corporal ion. 1n our Aug. 2 issue. we incorrectly r~porred 1ha1 Rachel Staiano was prcsidcnl of ihc l-jick$villc-Mid ls\and Senior Club. The president is Irma DeS1cfano. J ;--; ' J' 11 ~: STl 0 IIH! l!J!I() ''.4 Private Party Room" ~\ueO II \la1\1e<:. --~ 1 !Hill f ~t t :",; 110:",; S i-1.: I :"a; "l ' I1I-:., -r1.: 1-: ·t,Ol ' R ;'\ 1-:w ('1.1·1-:-1· 1· '1' 111-:., -rHI•: ., HT ( ·1-::--; ·n:1{ ;'\ Y (' ' 1' 11 1-:.,Tl{E l'1.t ·11 H A l.1.1•:T / I ) ,\:' E X ' l ' l•: NSJV J•: \' I S l ",\I. ,\ N I> • S S rr . 1\tIA RY' S - S·r. PAU L'S 295 S •rE WAR'l' ..--\V J~NC J•: 0 .-\JS:l)l,;N C J' L'Y, :'-IY 115 3 0 l~ 5 1 0 -747-:33 7 7 N'IIU1 ,.,.,..,~..,<•" 0 ~dlk'... ~I P LENTY OF F REE PAllKINC ------111ckuullk ]lluolrut,b N,wo - l llckuulll,. Nrw Uork - [~ur obuu. ~ugust 16. l !JYU IJagr-1-1------homest,:les Timberland Fencing and Decks hy Kenl Woodruff Ther~·smorc ,ofenclng than keeping pets trellises, awnings, sheds, handmade child, and children ,n and strangers o~ •. Ask Chris ren's play gyms, retaining walls, even dog Voulo, owner and founder of T,'llberland houses. We'lldovlrtually any outdoor wood Fence & Deck. Inc. In Port Washington. project. "Fences a.re used for many purposes;· he "Mosr Important." he said, "rs the quall says." .. . to define propeny lines. as l)' of our products and our workmanship. I decomlve accents, for privacy. to scpame use only the highest quality products and I orcrca1ediffercm actlvl1v areas, for pro1cc- personally supervise every job. In fact. I do 1ion. for safety... and thc~c >re many kinds about So% of the work myself! I'm a real offences. fromsunple stockade, 1ochain link. perfectionist. I won't let a jobgotocomple to custom designed. hand built. hand lnsrall tlo11 if It lsn'1 up 10 my standards... even if the cd models." .:ustomers arc happy. Sometimes I lose Aftcr years ofexperience In thcfence and money. but I know the lob Is perfect:· deck ,ndustrv.a lifetime love of woodwork If you've got an ou1door pro1ec1 in mmd, ing. cabme1;nakmg and designing, Voulo call Timberland. Chns "111 come and give you founded Timberland. 1ust a year ago. "I a free esrima1c. bringmg prcturcs and bro wanted to do my own designing. real custom chures of mndard fcncc,dcckingandstruc work. turcs. 1-1 e brings potential customers another "Fencmg is just one pan of our bu1mcs1 quahty. hrs uniqudi• crcatt,·e lmaglna1ion. at Tnnberland:· Voulo commented. "We Working with 1he client. hell 1ransla1e 1heJr last mg and unlquelr beautiful. 10 make a srn,11 property seem larger. and 10 specialize in dccks-rarscd. multi-level and indl\'ldual needs. taste and budget mto a "We've done a lot of pool party centers unify a large, sprawhng property. Raised srngle-lc\'cl- and burld pool party centers fence. deck or strucrure that's well built. recently;· Chris corruncntcd. "Depending on decks can add a whole new living area ,o a and enclosures. cabanas. hot tubs. gazebo;. de11gned for functionality and beauty. long the space. these can be simple or complex. hr-ranch where the kitchen and dimn~room They might contain an in-deck hot tub. a arc well above ( m.IE JE JD)<6,- lmAIRl'JI'(O)~ FRANCIS I ThtS deeply sculptured slerf,ng classic ,s beautclully dcceµrlve. fl seems ro beJ ust one basic design. but \ actually then: dre fifteen d1(fcrenr fruit c/w;ccr, detailed \ in a complete service of Francis I. Sdccled by rhrce . For A Complete Selection Of American Presidents. Francis I is lite most ~Henredon * Furniture - Come Visit Our "LIBRARY COLLAGE" 4 Piece Place Setting Morel's Price Mit101s • SjX'Ci,11 Pi«c-s $138.00 retoi1S330 Complclc 111 Nl-:.1 DON ,.,tmC" )Ck-c1ta.1s 10 Comparable Savings of over All available at our·::':~-•~:::""'' ~vn 7m:~~\ l 50% on all patterns. For this -{ti unbelievable low price, you ;;11J , 1 overhead - - savings & discounts \ l 8 • can have Sterling for that absolute ly the best you'll fin d -~~.{~~A;_t; ·:-, Special Occasion and for the (and at any time of the year). ,._Vt - Bride-to-be. /)c/ns••CLmd.' C/ri,ra • Silautnmre • Gifts • Ba.by Gifts MAREL l-:,1. 1\lfi:I 1S1 M1r,c..•ola {Willis) Ave,. Roslyn ttelghls, NY 6 llond S pooltech BEGINS SATURDAY AUG. l 8TH-SUNDAY, AUG. 26THI WALL to WALL ... EVERYTHING GOES DOORS OPEN l O AM. w ;:;::~ ~;,~;~~:xt.~~ 00,,,...----,;.---boU• Of O 2 •lHM PolvUt•' Jug~ FREE GIFTS ;::..:;;-...:.::.:...~:~- . ....) Pooltech and Coleman Spas..A Combination that Can't Be Beat!! 800 328-SPAS 28 ~ t,ke. ~ NY. 11735 (516) 1:BU/54 THREE LOCATIONS f.ii! cispoyed at Ect,,,ads A:d &5po CeNer. mRt. 25A ~iei Pbce. NY. m (516J 744-44.55 Seo ~. 1700 mho ~ fu\lOJ1(n N.Y. (516) 499-A848 ------l111kaulllc 31h111trnttl> Nrwa • llltuulllc. Nrw Uork - it~urftbau. ·"-" guat 16, IY90 \]agc-16•------(l>>------=B;...... ::.,A....::.,_C ~K ~T ~o ~s~c ...::.-H ___,o o_____,_ Career Education At N.Y Institute of Technology NYIT offers graduJte dti;r.~--. in ,\r or undl'rgr.1Juau.· l~,·c1. Prugr.,m, r:in~,.: chit,'l."tUn: (>)"lf prob,ional 8.1ehdor of from J.n lnd Jrchitl'\.7:Un.· 10 l·n~1""''ri;11.: Spotting Children's Vision Problems ... An:hit<-cture), Enginecrin~, .,ml T,..:hnol ,nJ m,-dicinc. with both nnn.:r..Jn .mJ oi;y; Hotd Administr.111011; Culin.1ry profot,ional ClrlW ccnofkue prui;r.1111, Ans (, nc\\', 2·>= J,-gm: pr..,gr:im): ant.I cr,'{li1-btlrini;, dq;r.~· uricnt,.J ,ur The Clues are Evident Humanities; Management (indudiRg a ricula , v,ibblc. new Tck-communic11ion• Management There i~ .1 l.'.'oop.-ratiH· l,Ju~.ltion pre .. Children who sec 20/20 may lack the • headaches, nausea, and dizziness alter con• d'\;r.,:); M,-dia and Arts (including Ad,w- gr.1m which Jl!ow, ,1ut.l,·n1, u, ""r~ whik· :mending, da\~'\... on~mpu, in• neccsi.ary skills 10 keep up \\1th the demands ccmmlng on close work 1i11ng). Then: .trc also liber.tl ans pro or thcclmroom. s.iys Dr. JosephS BRINGING THE COLLEGE CLOSER TO YOU The fall semester begins Wednesday, September 5, 1990 Nassau Extension Sites !'If.\~ Hempstead/Hempstead General Hospital Long Beach/ Long Beach Memorial Hospital Mineola/Winthrop University Hospital Plainview/Central General Hospital Uniondale/Holly Patterson Home Valley Stream/ Franklin General Hospital Woodbury /United Presbyterian Home Suffolk Extension Sites· Amityville/Brunswick Hospital Center Bay Shore/ Southside Hospital Port Jefferson/ Mather Memorial Hospital Riverhead/ Central Suffolk Hospit~l Smithtown/St. John ·s Episcopal Hospital West Islip/Good Samaritan Hospital NEW Yaphank/Longwood Middle School For further information call: Suffolk Campus: (5 l 6)654-3200 Ext. 135 Brooklyn Campus: (7 18)622-4690 ------llltluiuillr !llualrolrb Nrwa - Jlltluiulll,. N,w l)o,k. i!lnurebau • .ll.uguat 16. 1990 l)agr-17------_____a__ A__ c__ K___ r___ o_____ s__ c_.;,;H_,.;;o;... .. o;.,....;;.t -----c ~ _New Physician Assistants Program at Touro College ~ by Kenl Woodrurr Touro Colle2e has 1ust announced the Asmums. "Candidates usually require at tlonal program on Long Island will allow Asslstams. It adds new dimension to the relocation of 1u·Ph,s1clan Asslm111 program least two years of college credit for admit• many people here to become a member of varied and hil!hh- acclaimed Health Sciences from Manhlttln ,o Ir< School of HeJl Whether you're transferring, or just starting out, it's _ INTENSIVE 8 SESSION REVIEW IN ENGLISH & MATH - time to register for the fall semester at Hofstra - · STARTING SEPT. 5th & 6th, 1990 University. Classes Taught B)' N.Y. State Professlon:!illy Licensed Teachers Only! · Hofstra is among the top ten percent of all colleges , SPECIAL DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE! FREE CLASS POLICY = and universities in almost all academic criteria and q OTHER LOCATION$; CLASSES HElD AT \i.( -- MERRICK JEWISH CENTER THE PLAINVIEW JEWISH CENTER ~souroeL . ~ _ MERRICK/SOUTH OF MERRICK RO. 95 FLORAL DRIVE, PLAINVIEW our library includes over 1.2 million volu~es JEAJ~ltue~~~le::~~AGH . (Jusl Norlh ot Otd Coui,1,y Road) ':- available on campus for student use-a collection R£SlRVATION omuNE Call Robert Greene • 679-9370 SEPT. l . 1HO larger than 95 percent of all American colleges and CLIP ANO SAVE ------,---- universities. , . On our 238 acre, beautiful campus, you 11 find nearly 100 clubs and organizations, 28 intramural sports, LET YOUR CIIlLDREN LEARN GERMAN residential facilities for more than 4100 students, and and over 500 cultural events annually. GIVE THEM A HEAD START IN EDUCATION at GERMAN-AMERICAN SCHOOL* (718) 45&8706 - once a 14,:ck Crom 4:30 • 6 :15 HOFSTRA ~Nfifl}1JJ - Mlnlmum age: six years -Low 1\J.ltloo =~n~~~t=c:~t;~atlon -Program flnl,hes with NY State -naU,-c German speakers as tellchcrs Regents ON-SITE REGISTRATION - ADULT PROORAM ALS<) AVAILABLE Full-lime, Part-time. Undergraduate and Graduate Students REGISTER NOW FOR FALL 1990 CLASSES: August 27-30. 1990 'l he S1uden1 Center. Multi-Purpose Room FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: hom S-30 Pm lucsdav. Wc:dnesdov, day ond evening frorn 10 30 i1 ,n Moodily C~i.!t11ng -Thursday. ftom 9.30 a.m 10 • :OO D,m. (718) 456-8706 For lnlormaiioi,: Call 1516) 560•6700 or Fax (5161560-7660 •G1·r111,ul . ,\nu.•rh.·a n St•huol. Uc1,!t'llb :u,'<'n'(litt·tl ,11\nt 19 11 ------Hlckoullk lllluGl IIK. MICIIAt:L M. ll"AUIUA\r.l \\ho h.sbttn'"' octiwin lhe llicks,ille-l'l2in,·le\\·•rt:1.ls>h0\\ n rt,,•th in~ lhe Prrsidtnfs Mrdal rrum Prnidl'nl Malllu.•wSc-huft'orNnv \'orl,,; ln.slilurc ofTtthnolog)'. ThC' l'rbidtnt's Mtd::tl lslhf' hi11.htst 11\\:lrd or lhrrnllr-Jet:lnd \'12.S)?htn l o Dr. O"Aurl:1 rurhis tnllfl)' ~t:aD of Sfn·kt to lhis instilulion ofhitht r tduoli un. llr. l>'Auria rttt'Otl) ttllf'l'd HStnlor Vkr PrrsiJrnt of s~ York lns1i1utr ofTc:1.·hnolog)", .1990 FORDS MODEL CLOSE-OUT $at 000 FORD CASH ASSISTANCE - OR J 4.8% FINANCING FOR • .1990 Taurus Sedans and Station Wagons • 1990 Thunderbirds $1500 FORD CASH ASSISTANCE - OR 7 .9% FINANCING FOR • 1990 Ford Bronco 4 x 4's $1000 FORD CASH ASSISTANCE - OR 7 .9% FINANCING FOR • 1990 Mustangs (including GT's) ---::::::---:. • 1990 Tempos • 1990 Crown Victorlas •#t•11•) 1', Mii FORD CASH ASSISTANCE - OR ANNOUNCES ITS 7 .9% FINANCING FOR • 1990 Ford Aerostars, Including 4 x 4's NEW FAMILY PORTRAIT STUDIO • 1990 Econoline Vans IN OUR HICKSVILLE 1 HR. LAB. • 1990 Pickups Have Your Portrait Taken By Our Professional Photographer. 5 1.00 OFF f DROP OFF THIS COUPON I 12 or 15 exp. I FOR A FREE PORTRAIT I I PACKAGE DRAWING I roll or disc I NAME ______, PHONE# ______I 5 2.00 OFF L PACKAGE A ONLY CODE GM I 24 exp. ,------,PRESENT THIS COUPON roll I I I FOR A FREE 5x7 I 5 3.00 OFF : AT TIME OF PURCHASING I It's not too late . .. 36 exp. I A PORTRAIT PACKAGE I to take charge of ')OUr fife with one of SUNY/Old Westbury's 18 desrt:e: Pf091'ams and 50 concentrations. from Accountlns to visual Aru.. (New Finance roll I EXP. 12·31·90 CODE 0.0. I d~ree) It's not too late . • . to study with oor top-notch te«hlng foculty, lntt.motionolty educated and &e:clalmt.d ... 70'r. hold thf: h}ghcst desrce In their flc ldl. Dozens ha-.-e won pre.stig.ious e-Nords ond published oulhorit4th-t works. Wantagh Ave. H1mp1tHd lpke. 130 7th St. Union Tpke. Pl1ndome Rd. And • •• it's affordable! W1nt1gh E11t Meadow M1nha1sel • Tultlontwnntu. S67S . lulf.tlmc: S4S/ crcdtt. port-time. (Cherf)'WO()d Plaza) (Next 10 Home O.poU Garden City Lake Success {Across from 783-6843 227-3742 294-8695 328-7776 ltain S!alionl And more ••• it's right next door! SUNY/Collcs, • t Old Westbury " just north ol Hlcksvill<. on ~ w«t side ol Route 107. At SUHY/Old Westbury it's the winning combination for you • •• CORNELL UNIVERSITY Quollty.. . >£ccs~blllty. •.Allordoblllty School of lndwtrlo.l and Labor Relations long blond Extenalon at SUNY College at Old Westbury IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO REGISTER FOR THE FALL SEMESTER 516-876-3040 LONG ISLAND LABOR STlJDIES CERTIFICATE PROGRAM REGULAR R!,GISTRATION: AUG. 21, 22 & 23, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fall 1990 Credit Counea--- LATE REGISTRIITTON: AUG. 29 & 30, 10 a.m. • 7 p.m.; Wcdneaday E\-enlnga AUG. 31, 10 a.m. · 4 p.m.; SEPT. -4, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. September 12-Dttember 12 6:00 p.m. - 9:20 p.m. - Labor Law (S er.) CALL (Ste> n•IO'Js - Union Admlnlatralion (1.5 er.) OR COME IN: ~ Office, Compu1 c.,,., l-202, 9 a.rn.. 4·p.m. - Labor, Go\-emment and PoUUa (1.5 er.) '<- ReglatraUon: September 4, 5, 6, II, 12 Bring uanse,ipts hom prcwlous edueatlonal lnstltullont. •Payment required at 1egl11ra11on. 10:00 a.m. - 12 Noon 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. · (For late registration, $30 late fee applies) Academic VIJlagc. T-r A-2, Room 221, SUNY Collqe al Old Westbury. For lolormatlon call (516) 876-3040 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK ----Fall 1990--- COLLECE AT OLD WESTBURY CAREER DEVELOPMENT WOMEN'S snJOlES A ~.,. nine ett Jennifer Barbara from 1hc Hicksville The Board of Coopera1ivc Educa1ional school di.s1ric1 has successfully audi1ioncd Services of Nassnu County-Nassau t Jv.sl off b 11 ear u,c N.J Tu1np.\• • 399 PJOl'llnOutn S1 E.a\tW,nt:io• •, J 08!120 16091 us.,ooo for Sep1crnbcr admissio n 10 1hc Nassau BOCES-pro,•idcs shared services 1hn1 a BOC ES Cuhural AnsCcnier, a highschool single school dis1rid <-ould nor economically lcvcl program in 1hc performing and visual offer ar1s. The Ccnicr, locmcd in Syosset, provides . . . professional training in dance, music. Come in and see the :\cw ETlli\:'\ .-\LLE:'\ Concept. First of its kind in :'\ew York drama. an and musical 1hca1cr as pan ofa lt"Cnager·s publiccduca1ion. Studcncs come from bo1h Nassau and Suffolk Counties: this year's ne\vstudcnts arc drawn from ➔ S diffcrclll school disiric1s. The Center offers thcm1hr oppor1iuni1y 1ostudy\\1i1h teachers ~ who arc professional artists or performers am..l 10 Share with othl'r 1ccnagcrs who hO\'e similar talents and imcrcsts. , , Jennifer B:irba1o's area or Stud)' i.s An. S1udem~ an choo5eaha l[-dayprosr~m. spending the 01hcr half al I heir home high schools taking academic courses. or a full da)' progrJm, 1akingacadcmiccourscsa11he Center. Designed to stand the test of time With frnh, ruiaed sood look, dc,igncd to out• Rei, lut bo1h arowinc kid.t and changlns taHct, thl, new, Bunk lkd,, 28-S64t),) . . •.••• .•.. S899A1'l llght,finbh Canterbury Oak bedroom mca.1urc1 up to chc dt'nund1 of u.xby's acth·c famih· Guard Rail:. and Ladder, Ufc,cylc. ?8-S9SZ • •..••...•.. • .. , . Sl i9.l'li..' 5149,\)\) The fabr lea. furni1un~ and Drcurr. 28.-')402 . .••• SS99.lh.' 5779.\X) ac-ccH0rib th.at gh·c Echan Allen', HOME COLLECTION iu tp,:d•I Uonnc-1 Top Mirror. 11,·lc arc oc, •ale now. Thcrc a rc special 28-5400 ...... 5?99. .X' savings on 3 wide 1,elcction of ilcmt from ,of.n to acccuorics. Nljtht T:ablt", ZS•S4 16 •. • . ...• Sll9.0\.' l n fact, one of the few thlncs we c.iin't offc:r )'ou FOR ADDITIONAL SUMMER SAVINGS LOOK FOR OUR GREEN TAG SPECIALS CON Duc., aNG HIS t'IRST mttllng .. for lc-u a~ the u rvlc~ of our Ethan Allen dc,lincu. 1990-91Comma ndtt b Richard Hochbrurckn Support New Budget To The Editor: the public ro support it in orde.r to pr~rve Al 1hc Wednesday, August 8, 1990 the education and well-being of our s1udcnts meeting of 1he Board of Education, and community. OfflCF.RS INSTALLED: Tho lllrks•illc•L ~ Pee~~! 0 ~!ee ~~! I ------lllck•uillc 3 11uelrattb N,wa • lllckuulll,. New l]u,k · ilil1urobau. Auguat 16. 1990 Vugr-ZZ------Highlights of Hicksville's First 3 Ce[!!uries 1648 Robert Williams purchased August 21. ah hough Hidsvillew:15011col 190 I Hicks\'ille School Disiric1 1927 E:tSI S1rce1 School building 11,e.cm si1corH icksvilkand, icini1i• from a groupofcommuniticsscned :isa mission created February 21. (90 )'Cars ago). dedicated in Noc ember. (63 years ago). Indians on /\la)• 201h. (J42 years ago). asearlyns 1854. Propcr1yofchurchsilcw:1> 1902 Hicks,•illc Fire Di>1ric1 donated by Henry Paske,. (131 yenrs ngo). 1936 first centennial n·ll.'hm,ion 1745 \\' illiams Pun.:lm:,c lor plnn• created b\' resolution o f Nassau Coun1y held, Octob fht' llol) Trinlly t:pi-,cop:d C:hurch uffod:e.' on HOUSES OF lhrcnrner ur Old Counlr) Hu:ad and J t ru'!.Jll·m 1\H:mu:. fl'huro II) t-:d Dad)J WORSHIP TIIE nRST llol) Trinil.' t-:phcur,:11Chu r(h n:.a, hull1 in l'Jf>O :.al a \'0,1 ofSI..J00. It w:h in 1900 when a.)mall l"Ongrcgatiun iwndcd :111d built the first Huh· Tri11i1,· CllUIINl: ·INSULATIIN·lADDEISl Episcopal Chun:h in H icks\'illc. Tht· cost "a' a men.•S JAOOa11d 1hcd111n.:h ,v:,, mon: Dryolin ·corp. ,han big t.'Jtough 10 accommodate 1hc fc."'' families ,,ho wor.)hippco tlum:. "DISTRIBUTOR OF BUILDING MATERIALS" :; Bui, 'iinci: tha1 time. lhl.· l-lol) Trinil} Epilicopal C hun:h ha, grown a ,1;1£,gc-rin,g 32 East Carl Street 50-58 Bethpage Rd. 11: .:.u11ou111. both in rncmbi:rship am.I in the 939-2560 939-2550 ·~ !$ dturch it elf. ll) 1927 thee.· "er,• 19 famitk, • Hicksville, NY 11801 • . ~ ,,ith-11 "'hildrrn attending "'rvk,·, rc:£ul;1r ..... -=, · ly. A.-. mcmbc~hip ~ontinuet! to ~ro,,. thc need for a larger church aro,c and • SKYLIGHTS U. ; parishioner~ bc~un to rnii;c funds for :i rh:w GLASS, ACRYLIC iii church. 111 1\1~1. an,~, churclrna,cr.'<:tcc at •THERMO• VU a cost ofSl2.000. 8111. 1hi< rno "~" uni\' a L---- tcmpor:uy ~olution 10 the lll.'\.-d 10 :u.·rc;m • VENTARAMA mod.:111.·a rapidly incn.·a~ing pari,h popula tion. Finally. in 1960. mcrnbc" or the congrc1:1a1io11 pror,o11,'tl 1hct:011,1rul·tion of ano1hcr l1f:\\ churrh :rnd in 1961 lhl' c..·or• Jh.·r~tolh.· of lh\.· c11rrc111 Holy Trinity Episcopal C hun:h 011 Jerusalem l\scnucand Old Countr)' Road wa, laid. l)cdkatcd in 1963 b) lli,hop DcWo tr. Ho t~· Trinity • WJNDO~ I Epi,copal Church i, llllC of Midwillc'> UC\\'Cst <.'hurd1cs dc5i,i1c: r1 hi;;1ory 1ha1 goc, ba<.·~ al1110,1 a <.·cmury. BUILDING PRODUCTS" :___J ---. TIRED OF BIG OIL CO. RUN AROUND? POOR SER· SAVE HUNDREDS VICE, LITTLE CONSIDERATION GIVEN TO YOU AS A of CUSTOMER, PAYING HIGH COST SERVICE DEUCO CONTRACTS? DOLLARS SAVE MONEY WITH DEUCO YOUR LOCAL OIL CO. FUEL OIL INC. • FULL SERVICE OIL COMPANY SINCE 1959 • 2 YEARS FREE SERVICE , 2• HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE ---or--- , SPECIALIZEO IN MODERNIZING AND EFFICIENCY 25 RICHARD ST. TUNING HEATING SYSTEMS • 3 YEARS FREE SERVICE • AUmMATIC OIL DELIVERIES HICKSVILLE - CUSl0MIRS CHY 0no"":.. , SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR EARLY OIL PAYMENT, Plus 25 Gallons or OIi FREE ,__ BUDGET CUSTOMERS ANO SENIOR CITIZENS 822-7313 , 30 DAYS TO PAY BILLS ------tllckoulllr llluo1rn1,~ N,wo • lllckoullk. N,w Uock . i!l~uro~ou. !\uguot 16. 199U l)ag•·~•I HICKSVILLE Editor's Note: lie reco1111iz1• I/tar I/tcre ure 17 houses of1rorsltip i 11I/tc 1/icksl'ille HOUSES OF comuwnitJ~h ut duetosparelimiwtions WORSHIP 11·e cu11110 1fi~ alllri! them all. LEVITT OF HICKSVILLE, INC. FREE ESTIMATES 681-211 7 (Service on Long Island since 1923) REUPBOLSTERY SPECIALISTS IN: • Kitchen & Dining Room Chairs • Kitchen Nooks • Living Room Chairs • Office Chairs • Office Furniture • Foam Cut lb Size • Custom Seat Covers & Interiors • Viny l 'Ib ps • Convertibles and Church of Christ Simulated The Clllm:h of Chris1. loca1cd al 105 dramatical!). The most dramatic im·rca.\c wash, 1953 undcnhdcadershiporCharb Convertibles Bro~1dway, isa non-denomination.ii church founded in I.larch. 1950 l,y Elmer C. Kile. E. Faust from Ohio when membership in • Molded Carpets 13ccaus.t>lhl.'rcan:so fC'\'-'OfI hcscd1un:h<.•) creased l,y mo re than 100 pcrccn1. The in this pnn of1hc cou1Hr). 1-f icks,·illc'~ Chun:h ofChri'1 dmws iJ<'Oplc from all O\'Cr building which houses 1hc Church or Lons. Jshrnd. , "' Chris,. althou1;happroaching 9().ycars-old. \\'hen the chun:h \\a'\ fi r,l purchast=d l1rts undcrgom: c~1c11.~l\1Cr eno\-at io11 O\ er t hi: from 1hc Hicks,·illc l',le1hodiM Church in yca r~ a110,\i11gi1tocorui11ui:1orq m:si:n11lll' ,. 66 NORTH BROADWAY • HICKSVILLE 1950, thcrcwl.'rconlydgh11111..·mbcrs. Since religious dh·cr,ity t h rougho u1 tlh. 1lw1 1i me members hip ha, im.·rl·a,cd l-l ick,\'illl' community. Chart 'Youir Couirse with 1---1--- WE ARE Now AN AGENT roR The Map Man U.S. ()EOLOGICAL SURVEY MAPS. wnether your uavel plans Include lhe Grand Canyon, Grand Rapids. or the Grand Tour c l Europe, be sure 10 visll The Map Man for the besl In maps and travel guides. Featuring: Maps• Travel G1Jides Plalc #2 World Atlases 84-K41-66.2 "A DREAM IS A WISH" Plate #2 "ITS JUST LIKE CANDY" Arlisl Don Morgan Issue Price S29.90 ~3K Gold Rim Issue Price S29.50 ,, FCLL UII E or REPLOGLE GLOBES Cinderella Series Sale Price 526.90 Sale Price S26.50 CUSTOM I.IAP f.lOU'lllNG MIO Fll4Ml'IG Fine Gifts, Collectibles &· Figurines t.lARKElHIG MO SAlES REFrnrnCt MAlf R,,,tS Other Plates In Both Series Available CHILDAE:I S EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS HOURS: Pat's Plate Corner TUES.-FRI. 10 AM to 5:30 PM 182-A Old Country Rd. -(,,,~ 128 Broadway, Hicksville 10 AM to 5:00 PM Hicksville, N.Y. SAT. #CI\~ (2 Block, North ol Old Country Rd J 931-7997 {Corner Newbridge Rd.) BRADFORD EXCHANGE DEALER Austin Drug Shopping Center / V ,~ 516-.931-8404 ERNFST F. FRANCKE REPUBLICAN CLUB OF HICKSVILLE Joseph Jablonsky William Maher leader President PROUD TO BE PART OF HICKSVILLE'S PAST, PRf500 & FUrURE Meets 8:30 p.m. 2nd Friday of Every Month (Except July & August} AT HICKSVILLE v.r-.w. HA LL ERNEST F. FRANCKE 320 South Broadway HICKSVILLE GOP Hicksville Leader 19:17-1959 l'resid<:nl 1929• I 954 ------lllcksulllt ) Uuntratrb Nrwn • !llcknulllr, N,w tlurk - e~ursbau.• \ug ust 16. IY9U tJagr-25------ next two years for the new church on Old HiCkSViJl e Methodist Church Country Road. On Thanksgiving Day, 1949. the cor• HICKSVILLE On July 12, 1899 at 4:15 p.m .. the O1·ertheyears, the Hicksville Methodist ncrstonc for the new church , .. as laid and Hicksville Methodist Church was born dur Church ex pcrienced slowbut steadyg rowth inga scrviec by Rev. S.A. S.,ndsat the Union arter years or building and expanding. the increasing the number ofmembers rrom ap job,\\'llS completed at a cost of SIJ0,000. HOUSES OF Chapel proximately IOO in 1914toabout301 in 1944. Since 1944, the number of people belong The Hic;ksvillc Mc11todist Church wns In 1944, with the arrival or t he Rev. ing to the Hicksville Methodist Church has the last Protestant grour 10 use the Union Cranston Clayton, plans were made [or the increased from 301 to more than 2,300 WORSHIP Chapel which ii replaced in 1902 with the construction or a new church. In July of people. church that still stands at 105 Broadway 1945, the members or the congregation The C hurch of Christ). voted 10 raiseSI0,OOOovcr theeourse orthe Catwet® It's everybody's soft spot SOFT Catwet' 4 FLAVORS Ice Cream + SOFT LoYo® 4 FLAVORS Frozen Yogurt SOFT C!.atwet'rce Cream SFLAVORS EVERY DAY lllrk,.-villr Mrthodlst Chur<:h or todO)' on Old Country Road. -Special Sale until Aug. 27 ONLY . . '. ~~ ~. . .. ~ . ' 99e Cone ---. I"'' ·:' '-<- (plus tax) Includes free topping , 1~) . only at Carvel 447 S. Broadway, Hlc:ksvllle . ' ~ _v . ~:I!,/ • NO COUPON NEEDED \ . The Lazy Hazy Days of Summer Are Here Reserve Your Christmas Party Early 244 OLD COUNTRY ROAD, HICKSVILLE YOUR GOURMET "CAKE CENTERS" FOR FURTHER INFOllMATlON OR AN INSPECTION IOU~. W11HOUT OBUGATION ·working for a better Hicksville" - Don Le Comple 44 7 S. Broadway, Hicksville • 938-8823 681-3300 We Accept all Coupons Phyllis Caggiano. owner of Boos Aowers. by Phyllh. wa.s born In BrookJyn. She has followed her family tradition in lhc business. Her fal~ wu a landsape ddlgner, and her Grandfather WAS an owner of a grtt:nhouse-nunuy In Brooklyn, She \'1-'0rkNI for both her Father and Grandfather al a \'Cf)' early ag.c and 10\"ed il.S!nce. sht: h.u WOfkied In many fl~~ 1hops on Long Island. Phylhs tw owned Boo$ Flowers. by PhylliJ. for tc:n years, louted at 38 West Village Green (Ncwbridgc Road), and h.u been ,-cry happy here. Her customers arc All very nice. PhyUl.s's Wughtcr il.Od son arc her right and ldt hands. Now her husband too has enter«! the picture He designs and rrp.ur> Jewelry in the shop. He has done'° since his retirement In Auguu of 1989. Ph)'Uis ls \'t.ry acth-e in the Oowu buslncss: Jhc is Pres!M'nt of the Long Wand R.etAll Florlsu Association ~990-92) and ls F"u,t Vice l'rcsldcnt of Tclcflora. In addition to her lm-oh-emt'nt In proles.slona.J usodaUoru. Phyllis Is active In the Community, Including the HklCJvllle KJwanis. the Chamber ot Commucc. Ho ly Family, Holy llinlly of HldcJ\111c and ~ • sponsor of a Hldcsvillo boJcball toanL BOOS REGISTRATION Aug. 20 & 29 11:00 to 2:00 P.M. 9fowE.'t11. by Pfz.yffl1. Aug. 24 & 27 4:00 to 7:00 P.M. Flowers For All Occasions SPECIAL PRE-SCHOOL CLASSES Complete Wedding Cen ter • Fruit Baskets * 38 WEST VILLAGE GREEN, NEWBRIDGE ROAD * TAP·:·BALLETliD: JAZZ 681-1414 ,- ··. HICKSVILLE, NEW YORK 11801 aJJ •""" _ ~~ tl-.tu pM""'°iaaal Membu of 0~ * BALLROOM DANCING EJu<•""' or ,, ...nca /Jt!;.: 735·2::J44~ W. Ma/or Credit Cards Accepted 25 HERZOG PL., HICKSVILLE (1 blk So. of L.I.R.R. between Broadway & Jerusalem Ave.) -~.WU.i.u>W.U\Ul.WUl Th1.· ,~,rgc in flu~ ofGerman immigrants 10 Mkksville in 1he mid 1850s kd 10 1hc cs1ablish111e111 of Hicksvillc",oldc>1 church THE - Trinity Lutheran Church. The c-hun:h KOMARA was:11:iually founded in 1850 :isiheGerman INSURANCE AGENCY Lu1hcran Trinity Church. In 1863. i1 held scr\'iccs in I h<.· Union Clutpcl which was buih on 1heca, 1s ide of Broadway on 1,111d donated by John f. Hl.'illan DR. MICHAEL F. GARGER/ CHIROPRACTOR AWAKEN VOUR HEALING ENE"lG>' HIGH QUALITY e CHIROPRACTIC TECHNIQUES '-' FOR OPTIMAL HEALTH Specializing In: Neck Poin. Shoulder and Arm Poln, Hip Poln. Leo Poln. Heodac:hes. Disc Problems. Bu~llls. 530 Old C ountry Road 232 O ld Country Road 0on·1 put off your most valuable asset, you~elf. Hicks,·illc•. NY 11802 Riverhead. NY 11901 • EMPHASIZING • (516) 681-7600 (718) 343-0890 (5 16) 369-1147 • Wt,ol,st,c App-ooch • Soorts lnjunes • Muscle Bolcnc,ng • Nl.11,1,oncl Awa,eness • Most lnsuronce Accepted os Full 01 Po,hol Poyment FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 939-0031- Lo ng hl:111t1•~ Oldest Dis tributor of Power E11 uipmc11t ! 6~ Wei_st Barclay St. MON w~m JO.\ 3·8 H1cksv1lle (Di1eclly Opposite LIRR) lU: S 3-7 SAi l0-1 Part II: Next Month HICKSVILLE Pan II of"Hkks,-ille Houst-.orWo~hip:· HOUSES OF will be featured in our next hhto ry , upplc rneni in September. WORSHIP The Union C.:h::apl'I on the t"a~I ~idr un Uroad"'uy nt".1r lht< p!btnl-day loC"".11ion of the.• Church of Chrh.1. Tht• Trinity l..utht•r.1n Chun-h ht'ld M'n kes hl're in 1863 hdun~ils own~ttuc.-ture \\U..H"rtcted. On l)l'c.·. 9. 1883, lht 1-'in.l Rdormcd Church "ai OJ)!11niit•d h1:rr. lh1t,•Trinil)' t-:pi"'-·op11I Church wa:,,.~turled :J.S:ll Mi~ion "ith fi~I :,,.en-kt"S held inSrpl. 1891)::al lhl' Union Chapel. Tht Hkks,•ille Melhodht C hun,·h "U~hipped hen•.aflrr 1hdror-£unlza1lon in Murch 1890. Sintt" lhr Meahodi~I C hunh h n1m lm"lJltd on Old <.:uunlr, Road. 1111: 11ropert} ht lo ng.., lo lhe Church of C hrb l. A Peek at the Past First ofa Three-Part Monthly Series Tht Gtrm3n l. .ulh cr.m Tri nil} Church on \\'rs1 Sichol:1i Sttttr. Cirtt1 1890. l'ublislll'd hJ Anllrn C ommunil)' Newspapcrs 'or Long l~land U2 Ea, 1 Sr<·nnd Streel. Mineola. :'>le11 York 11501 (516) 747-8282 KARL\', ANTON. JH. Publisher RITA LANGDON Editor HICKSVILLE MIKE MATRANGA Ad,·ertising . ~ PEGGY\\~\ l.l.AC E Sales Manager &cl)" JEWISH CENTER * JIM McC RANN Stuff \\'riler Welcomes you to join us at our open house registration to be Src IN TODAY'S SOFI' RFAL FSrATE MARKEi 2 IMPORTANT RULES TO FOLLOW RULE#}: Don't buy your new home before selling your present home. RULE #2: Call Century 21 Jannace before doing ANYTHING else! 1 I 1~ur21.J~~~E 284 Old Country Road Hicksville DONOVAN BROS. REALTY INC. 935-5113 68 Jerusalem Ave., Hicksville -'------'---"------l{lcknulllr 3Uuotrat,~ Nrwo - l llckuulllr. :.11,w llo You already know the face. Now get to know the bank. North Fork Bank. Y,ti'II find l,t)lllething familiar in our new I licks,illc banking oificc - .lim Fyt'e . .Jim has spe111 years working \\ith local businesses in the I lieks,illc area - scnicing their llltaneial needs. 1\ow he's bringing his experience and expertise to our new l licks,~lle hanking office. Jim knows the I liek.~,ille area, and chancc'S arc he kno\\s you. too. l'ay .Jim a ,isit at Clur new I lick.s,ille hanking ofnce and let him put his experience to work ior you. NORTH FORK BANK ~tt~llllf:11 fllll:. G) Eq,ud lluu, inj! l.cmlcr. ( Hours: 8:JOASI - -1:JOP~I .\Ion. · TI1urs.: 8:JOA.\I . 71'~1 Fri.) 120 Droa .,. I//'(,.;/ /.' ( .,//, / /, // 'New Tax lrends' subject of show .J r ~rlkt/4~111 ~111111;0-,,, ... There 3rc only a few 1hings on this eanh Seminars cos1 S30 per scs.sion. ...We have been chucklfngal:oUl how selfish we were when \\C were ltulc Jnd )OU can de1,cnd on, say the pundi1s. Among The show is designed ror 1hc general how hard llwas 10 learn 10 share.. .Onc \'oung man said llm when he llJll a choco!J1<· them, \O lhc.ayingg<><.'S. arc death and 1a.,;cs. rinancial communit)'. Sponsored by 1he bar, he always licked 11 all over so 1hac no one would ask [or a b1tc ... And ano1iic, To them, h0\\'C\'er, )OU may as "ell add a founda1ion and the NYS Society for Cer had us all spellbound with his story of how he and h,s smer were ah, J)"> 1rym~ thirtl - professional seminars. tified Public i\ccountan1s: it will be held at tooutdoeach 01herln having the very Im bite of somc1h111g. .. like fJCrhaµ , lrcnch J u\l ask 1hc'Founda1ion for i\ccounting the Crcsl Hollow Country Club in Wood frlcs... so he would always hide a few in his lap and when she Slid, "Ya. ya, I ha·.c Education'. OnAugus121-12, 1990, at least. bury. Seminars are 9-7:-IO pm. the Im b1te!!''. .. he would whip out his hidden store and ha\'C 1he Im b11c-aml 1hey're pu11fngonscminnrs which deal with In Ihe exhibit hall. sayorganizc:rs, finan 1he mxcs end or 1hings. cial prorcssionals \\ill disco"cr products that the Im laugh- allhough he did admit 1ha1 some11mcs his dog got 10 h,s lap before Called 1he Long hland Businc;.s and Ac• will help kcc1> Orms on lhc 'leading edge'. he dldl! ...And then there was my [11end who was mad about blac~ 1elly bean,. roun1ing Show, ii promises 10 provide free Thai means compu1er hardware. financial which her kids seemed to want, 100... soshc 10ld them that black 1elh· bean1 were cxhibi1son 1he lo test innovations in finance• produc1s and services. and more. poison and she was a good momm)•and would eat them all so 1hey ,,-ouldn't ha·:e oricmed produc1s. as well as timely seminars Moreover, 1imely 1opies will include: any problems... And there was a man who didn't want 10 stop al the carousel e,ery in the followingarcas:currenl lai< ircnds. in Es1a1e Planning: and the Cl'i\'s role in time hew~nt along a south shore highway, so when his uny daughter asked."\ \'hat duding re,:en1c hanges in federal. state and l)j,orcc Se11icmc111,: Emplo)'ee Benerit Is that!" he said. "Oh. that's where they send all the bad liule boys and gtrls::... rnd local tnx.:s: the growing popularily ofclcc• Plans. It was quite some umc: before 1hc little girl found him 0111 and wondered wh\' tronic filing; un updalt 011 real estate 1axa- For more info rma1ion, comac1 f'i\E "Everyone looks so happy In 1here''. ...The se were good mommies and dadd1c!. 1ion: and the la1cs1 rules affce1ing passi,e registration at (212) 973-8383 or (800) but 1hey did "make up" a few s1orles!! ... And I suppose, speaking of 1har111g. that arth ii)' losses. 537-3635. even•one knows the soluuon of one mother and two 10111 and one piece who said.'"One of you may cut the cake m two and 1hc other may ha\'e hrst chotee of the pieces!!''. .. Sharing Is what we all learn and enjoy when 1herc 1s brotherhood The Investor's Corner on home, school. smc. nnron and world levcl.... May we all learn It early and prac II)' Ur. Jo-,ph I~ Fn., l[Ce It alwaf'S, /,1'r11IJ. FINANCIAL PL ANNERS ha\Clomakcadcchion abou1 a person \\ho i(j goins 1,, :.1dvi,c )OU about )Our future S'-'\l'r.tl \\~ck~ ago thi~ column dc\'otcd financial sccur11y. rh::ll dcwr\'C' con• 111 ...., \\CCk, 10 SIOC~ bro~ers. We dis,u,s.,d ,idcrablc effort on )Our pan. h01• 10 linda good one and iour relationship \Vha1 )OU arc tQing.10 a,oid is hiring a with your bro~or. W,• "··am ar1h1. You ,,ant 'l-0mconc \\ith ,, hom you arc1..•omfor1abh.·. It isa \Cry close finan- CO\cn:d \\hat 1.·ial rd:uion)hip. or i1 should~ one. 1hey do ro, One of 1hc imJ)Ori:1111 dcci(jion, 10 make )'OU ~llld hO\\ i~wha1k ind ofplanncryou want. Thcrc:lr\! you work many aspect:, to thi,. FirM, 1herc isa ma11cr with 1111:m. of educational bad\~round. There arc no Ea,h parl)' minimum rcquircnu:nt:, of an)' J..ind for 1he ha~ a n.•spo11- per,on 10 meet. ;\NYONE cnn pu1 0111 a -:,ibili1y IOlhl• ,hingle and be a linaneial pl:111ner. So )OU other. wa111 10 be <-spcciall) carcrul 10 che<~ 1he ~lud, of cd11ca1ion.1hedegn,c, and the prorcssional \\ hat wa, dis ;1i;;,o.:ia1io11, of ~lll)'Olll' )'OU are thinking of '-'u",cd applil.~ 10 your~can-h fora financial hiring. planner. Forin,ianc,\ donmgo101hcydl0\, t\ c:t\c:11: J u1ri1 lx.-cuu,e ,orncone ha~ .111 pttgl~ 1111drrfi11and:1I pl:11111cl"'):1nd .. It.:, your ~uns of c.kgrrc.·-:. anc.l dc.\ignations from lingc.-1':, do th..: walking:' \\' ho know~ wh:u educational institutions. 1he sec and in• )OU could end up,, ilh 3\ n planm:r. If you du.sir)' aswcia1ions d~ no1 mean the>•a rc feel I hut )OU nc1,.•tl a planner. you mu,1 ,hop. :my good. Degree) do not make a financial l' ho rclaiion,hip ha, 10 be ,olid. In 1h:11 planner. \\'hat m;.1kc!-t a tinnndal planner n:"if)C\:t lh,·proc.·C'\\ i,thcs."lml'.l':, loo~in~ for right for iou is there ability 10 deli\'cr what ., b,o~er. )OU wanl dclhcrcd. You :1d.1o fricmls. You look tt, thl· lin:mdal A d~grcc docs 1101 ncce)>arly confer pl:111ning J':,"IOt:iation"' that planncr"'join w ""lrm1ns" ona1wom.·. All i1mran ss th:u 1hcy hl'IJl thl'm £Cl 4r.•licnt~. I "ill discm,, bclo\,, ha,c been EXPOSED 10 a bod)' or , \)u ched1o their reference... ~ou i111cr,iC'\, lno,, ledge. It doc, 1101 make 1hem a good ,h,•m. you ;1,k 10 ,re pl,uh 1ha1 1hc~· haH' linandal 111:inner. Ed111::11iondoe, 1101 make t.lom.·. yona,k abou1 thC'irfc."t·s. In ,hon. you a peri;;on a good bruk1.•r, ;1 good mini~1t:r. a planner's producls. mission plus fcc mon:ofrcn 1lu111 the fee on• good an)thins. lf)ou 1a~c a publinpcak FEE ONLY PLANNER: The difference ly. E,er)onc ,,ants 1hc bc.-s1. 1110~1 obj\.-cthe ing cour~c it docs not makC' )OU a sood bet\\l.'CII n foe only plannl.'r and 1h.: other ad,•ice. Th,•y just do no1 li~c 1he foe," ith no I/Oil;,, speaker. Just bccnrcful :ibon1 holding peo 1i•pes is the biasor1hc r<-commendntion. A 1>roduct 01he1han :, wri11,n plan. With plan /1/Jlld:,, ple in a"c because lh PART TIME & FULL TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OUR HICKSVILLE STORE WHICH IS LOCATED AT THE DELCO PLAZA 275 SO. BROADWAY, HICKSVILLE ■ FLEXIBLE HOURS Mornings, Afternoons, Evenings and Nights ■ COMPETITIVE SALARY Paid Vacation Plus Many Other Benefits ■ CASHIERS ■ NIGHT CREW ■ FULL TIME BAKERS: ■ STOCK CLERKS ■ DELI CLERKS Scratch • Mixers ■ PRODUCE CLERKS ■ BAKERY CLERKS Decorators • Finishers APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT King Kullen Supermarket See Frank Palopoli, Or Call: 516-333-7100 Store Manager, Hicksville Ask For Tom Reilly _; Ga EOE/MF ■ • ------lllcklluillt .Jlhuttattb Ntw• · lllck•uillt, Ntw Uork. i!:~urabau. >.ugust 16. 1990 l)agt-31------Burglaries Reported ,,·er(: broken into chruu.g:h rear ,,inc.Jtm,. f jre Rips Through Hicksville Home The Eighlh Prccinc1 has reponcd 1he JC\\t:lry wa, ,1olcn fro1.11 c,nc uf 1ll\.· l1,m1'-·,. A home al 26 Alpine Lane received following: Third Prttinc1 police reported 1ha1 Juan • Three car, were ,101i.:11 from 1h1.· SS00.000 in damage afier a fin, swep1 Ramon Sol of Arnold S1r1.-c1, a manager a1 • Aug. 3-A home on I01h S1ree1 wa, Hid0ncd. determine the exact cause of death. Worker TrJpped The Third Prccinc1's homiddedc1t-c1 ivc; A payloader collided head-on in10 a ~ire con1inuing 1hc im·e\tiga1ion. durnp1ruck 1rapping 1hedump1ruck'sdrh-er Three Injured in Accident for 30 minu1cs as Hicksville fircfigh 1ers and Thn.-c people"creinjun.-d ina 1wo-car col police worked 10 free his legs. The .trcidcru lision o n Lcviuown Parkway a1 Blueberry Ol.'turrcd a1 Twin Couruy Rccyding a1 449 L111c on Aug. 7 al abou, 3:20 p.m. One vic \li.'C'Cll Makin~1 sim:£ He is described as whi1t·. 5'6", 1120 lbs .. Life brown hair and eyes. He also wears glnsSC'->. He was la-.1 seen "carint.t :1 brown slhirt and HealthiE~r pa,11s aild bfac-k sho;s.. Bcman•court ·~ physical and mtntal condilion is normal. for police s:iid. The ~lissing Persons Squad a5,l.s 1h;11 You! an)Onc ,, i1h information concerning Ben~ iancoun 10 call 573-785S. 1\1:in Arrested for Manslaughter 1\ 39-ycar-old l·licksvillc man ,-,,s am,s1cd for11abbing a Bellport man in a Wes1bury \ ,oci:il club early Sunday morning. island telepho,ne answering • service, i1nc. MAIN oFF1cE WEiis 5-44~44 ~ART TIME • V4CA1'1ON I I HOURLY OR MESSAGE RIUE I Nallonol Wtslminsltr Bank USA Building Gallbladder Disease 20 Jerusalem Ave., Hlck1vlllu, NY s~rvJng Nnsau •nd Sutlotlc Since 19-45 Gallbladder disease affects And this wonderful, new over one-half-million kind of procedure is equnlly Americans each year. It most effective on hernias and often means extensive surgery appendix, as well! and lengthy periods to recover. It's marvelous to know you NORTH SHORE Now our doctors can offer no longer have to travel far you a new, safer, less expensive distances to get the best in UNIVERSITY way to remove gallbladders medical care. It's available HOSPITAL and gallstones - here, at North Shore laparoscopic cholecystectomy. University Hospital at Glen AT • Enjoy le QualltyWater! The incision is very small • Cove. GLEN COVE through your navel - Laparoscopy is just one ui • Forfro 3e a 1.iallon! - the pain and discomfort slight. the medical advances we're FOR ORE INFORMA,TION You're up .1nd about in no adopting to make your hnspitilll CAL t_l.JfDURS/DIAY time. outstanding. 336-6112 ------)llckoulllt,311uslrotrb Nrws - lll1ksulllt, Nrw Uork • i!:bursbau. Augu•~ 16, 1990 tlogr-32 Explaining his decision 10 "cat his words", Bennell said he [ell the reduction of SI.S School Sports Remain In Jeopardy Budget Re-vote million coupled with increased assessed While the Hicksville School District continues operating on an austeri1y budget, the valuations or SJ million would make the _(conlinutd from page J) budget acceptable 10 taxpayers. 1990-91· sports season remains in jeopardy for all athl~ies. . In order to field teams in any area. funds mwt be raised to meet all costs ou1S1de or Trustee Pal ricia Rooney asked forthcsup coaching; The Di5trict's legal counsel has advised that teachers' salaries arc an ordinary District, Fenton indicated 1hai the previous pon or the PTAs, senior citizens and Board desired 10 build a money reserve. She employee groups in an effort 10 pass the contingent expense for those coaches who are ccnified teachers. . Donations must cover such costs as tmnsponation, officials' fees, insurance. physi said, "II was planning in a prudent way and budget. now looking it 0Yerngain111aybc1hisisn't the cians' fees. cwtodial sen,ices, equipment and supplies. year!' ,,,cording to Fcoron, 1h e c11rrcn1 Board Goals In an in1ervicw with Roben Kenney, Director of Health, Physical Education and Board'sdcdsion o[the rcserYCenablcd rur- The Board appro\'Cd Rudi n's motion to Dis1rie1 Aciivities, it was learnedthat ~-olunteers arc currcntiy being sought 10 lead an 1her budge1 reductions. cs1ablish a Budget AdvisoryCommillce wilh athletes' booster club. However; each sport would proeecd under austcri1y only ir Budge! Re-vote community residents which could (I) sufficient funds were raised to cover its expected cost. The Board unanimously ap:,rovcd mo- analyze 1hc 1990-91 budge1 in preparation For ecampk, sufficient donations might be raised for one spon but no1 another. Figures 1ion s 10 submil 1hc reduced budge1101he ror monitoring the 1991-92 budget, (2) gi"c have been calculated and arc available. (Sec story onback page for details). The Hicksville communi1yon Aug. 29, theda1co[the nc.,1 ongoing advisory recommendations to the AlumniAssociationhasindicatedtoKenneythat ii wouldbesupportiYCoffundmising regular Board meeting and 10 hold voter superintendent and (3) give a final advisory efforu. · rcgis1ra1ion on Aug. 22. rccommcnda1ion 10 the Board. Footliall will be the first sport affected on austerity. Football is scheduled to begin On an austerity budge,, 1ransp,,r1a1ion is The agenda had indica1cd thal fen1011 on Aug. 20toglvethetcamsufficient practice time in order 1ocompc1c. A budge l revo1e provided 10 K-8 students livin;; more than would berccommcnding1ha11wo-1hirdso[ hasnowbeenscheduledfor Aug. 29, but funds must be raised and submitted tot he District 1wo miles rromschool and high schoolers liv 1he committee be comprised or senior befon, football can start onthe 20th. Monies would be returned to 1he donors ifthe budget ing·morc than three miles away. Ten days' citizens and civic and business associations isullimatelyapprovcd. Volleyball, soccer, and cross country arcschedu led to begin Aug. notice must be gi"en to 1he bus companies and one-third from n:sidcn1s who reprcsenl 27. in order tochange those limits. Wolr said that the educational communi1y as parents, lnfonnation has been sent home to students regarding required physical =ms and i r I he budget were approved on Aug. 29, bus teachers and administration. A resident. other pertinent infor'!lation. ing could be available for the first day or stating he was a ta.'!paycr who would noc -By Peggy Theis school for all students normally receiving qunli[y for membership on thecomminee i[ trasnpor1a1ion. Assis1ant Supcrin1cndcn1 1hc proposed rcquiremcn1s were adop1ed, 10 be done during the 1990-01 ;chool )car. for Business Services William Hall said 1ha1 hclP<,-d convince Fenton and the Board 10 AWllrd or Bids Bids for oil burner sen Ice (S7.7221 anti 1hc bus companies would be notified im rur1hcrs1udy1hccommi11ee'scomposi1ion. The Board vo1cd 10 close 1he Teacher saniia1ion services !S57.457.601 11 c« n1t-diately. The Board rcarrirmed ils goal or site• Rc1iremcnt Rrsc,ve (S734,000) and the In addition to pro\'idin_g transporta1ion based managcmcni 10 achiC\'Ccxccllenl-e and Boiler Replacement Reserve (S734,000) and awarded. Board Commillees ror school's opening, Wolf also ci1cd the amiun1abilit)'. The Dimict wassclce1ed las1 10 transfer 1hosc runds 10 1hc Asbes10; availabili1y orab si:n1ee ballo1s rorvaca1io11- year by1hcs1atcasa pilo1dis1ric1 in 1hisarca. Managemenl Rcscr\'e for a 10131 in 1ha1 Board commi11ces meet on 1he 1hird ing rc-sidcnts as a factor in her decision. Board men1bers will be discussing their in rcser\'e or S1.305,800. Wednesday 0[1he mom h or as othcn, isc i11- dica1ed on 1he disuic1 calendar or local Earlier in the }'Cllr, Ocnnctl had i ndicmcd dividual goals for considcra1io11 by the The Board then voled to award bids101 all• 0 1ha1 he would not suppor1any budgc1 l'C\'Olc. Board a1 a [uiurc meeling. ingSl,248,IOOfor asbestos ab:ucmcnt 11ork papers. All mcc1ings arc held in 1hc .-\d, minis1ra1ion Building. Curriculum and Policy meel from S • 10 p.m. "i1h ,\ ssis1an1 Supcrinicndent or Educa1ional Sen kcs Dr. Couillard representing Admini, 1ra1i on. u[}=(] ~ f ~ l l [p [}=(]~[NJ (Q) M~ [NJ (Q) [NJ Finance and Facili1 ies mee1 from 8 - IO" i1h William Hall, Assis1ant Supcrin1enden1 for Business Scn•iccs. The following Board Cornmi11ecassignmcnu hm•c bee-n apprO\. ed for 1990/91: Curriculum Commitlee ~[U]ll f& ~(Q)W~ James Mnnillo, Chair Patricia Rooney Policy Commitlce Patricia Rooney, Chair William Benncu finance Commillee Arlene Rudin. Chair Color That Makes Your William Bcnnc11 Carole Wol[ Haircut Look Great! Facililics Commince Carole \\'olr. Chair (continued on pogt' J Ji GUTTERS A Cut That Makes CLEANED• REPAIRED• REPLACED ESTABLISHED 19 YEARS Your Hair Color Look LICENSED & INSURED Fabulous! CLEANINGS FROM s2s.99 Step into a crisp new season of FOR INFO CALL 587-6124 stylish color and excitement. 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New York. ~r.i!h~~:h~1~~ ·~i ~tr\~! \~n, li~::,.,;·,~:: :~~~!\-~;k ______S 16 90 IT =%21 HICK /}f~r:i~/m1- 115 N. Broadway, Hicksville (2 Blo,cks South of Sears) G 1ggG DREJ~MS COME TRUE d. . .,..... ~-,,•i Spotless 3 Bedroom Split with Sunken ~p .,.0,«" io~ Living Rc,om, Formal Dining Room, Updated Eat-In-Kitchen, 1 Bath, -11,,1\•P'~s. 9..J,\\e Full Basement, attached garage. Many new features! fo 11!!..oi~ .. c;,V.s o&'l> Asking $190's ,,,g"J 1\\J~,z.-0 SUBWAY SUBS '6" COLDCUTCOMBO t ,69"'-! FREE FIXINS! SPICY ITALIAN-gcnoa salam,. pepperoni 2.891 4.39 American Cheese, BMT-ham, genoa. peppe1om, bologna 3.091 4.79 SUBWAY CLUB-roast beef, 1u1key. ham 3.2!:1 4,99 Onions, Lettuce, TUNA TUNA TUNA 2.891 4, 19 Tomatoes. SEAFOOD & CRAB 3.451 5.19 .... SEAFOOD & LOBSTER 3.69 s .99 Dill Pickles • MEATBALL 2.651 3.99 p STEAK & CHEESE (100% s,rioin) 3 251 4.99 Green eppers, Call for more information: rn~~~~ ~RBt:t!JN ~:~ : ; :~~ Hot Peppers, ROAST BEEF 3 tl'il 4.79 Black Olives, Charles I. Montana, Jr. George D. Montana HAM & CHEESE 2.8H 4 39 S It p & Q"I Susan De Carmiine Betty Rodgers VEGGIES & CHEESE 1.4H 2.79 8 epper I • Patricia A. Montana Eugene Marmann •••••••••••••••n••••••••••I Leonard De Carirnine Jaime S. Montana 1 BUY 1 FOOTLONG GIET 1 FOR 99$ I Bill Ramsey Barbara Rosoloski Proffe I l"Pll'l'"W"'~""' Wtth pun::haM of medium ooa drtnk. I 1 ~1l);!ill;N 495-04~ S. Broadway I List with Montana Associates ·in 1990 I &Z. - ~ Hlicksville I : ~~ !3► 32-0088 : (516) • 938-3600 ..(I,;.'::: :.:;;.u:.'=-..;.:;:. ':; ::;;:~~:.:;, :.; • PUBLIC NOTICES :-I0TICE OP SPECIAL DISTRICT ELECTION l!ICKSffiLE UN!o.'I FRE-E- -· sciiiioi:-0TsTiuer-- 111cKSVJf.L~w \"ORI, NOTicfiSHEiiEiivG~ lb11L11ut.SU3nl tu thf' r uolution of th<" Bo.1rd of Ed1ucation of IHcknille Union Fr i:rSchool District. Jtic.k, villc, NY.:1dopted Augu.11ot 8. 1990, th(' Spcci:tl District Ell•r-tion of tht- qualifi,.-d \'OlCt"S oft hiJ School P.~~~\:!~:tt1~h~~~o~\O~\~i~~·1:~Pl1i'Jkfi in l he ~t•\'t'n Elcttion Outricli s l:tlt!d hdow. for l he purposr Of voting upon the followin): p ropo,ition: PII0P0SITI0N NO. I Shut! the t~ dget apio\'e(fi)), thc· 80,ud of Edut:ttion pursuoml toSection 1716. be:tppro\'• 0 1 D~s~ri~t,~;t,t::~:u':t:F~:~h G::ii~ ,~~~ SI Ill<' .1nd FcdL•r.il A id:rnd rt\'l'nur-s IJ:-orn other sourct.·s. be levh•d'/ NCYTICE IS ~·urtTIIElt GIVEN t h:11 Per,onal Registntion :rnd t:lrctlon Distrit:ts have been est :1blished in theSchoo) Dis trict. thal no ptrson :4h:tll lx•cntitlcd Lovote-11t lheSJk.'ci:ll lli.$t.rict Eltt lion who,:c n~mc doc.-s not 3ppuron the rc.:i.stl'r or the School Di.strict. unlus.,:uch1 person is rcgi~t crcd under the pro\•lsions ofSc:c tion S-612 or the Election L:tw And th..t 1hrut• c;1u:1liril'd to re..:lstl•r :tnd \'Ol c 5h.tll dosoin the School £)(!ct ion lJinricl in which thct reside. NOTICE IS f'UIITII EII GIVEN 1hot copi•sol ~.~~~t:~;r~!;~~~~~1:;st'\~:,~~!~'.~~hpell~;;ir~ the District at eachschool ho usc.ln the ilhs trictd:ti~ ly except S:tturday and S und:ty on~.tnd :tftcr 9 11 ,\~~cWrfE i: 1-~U~tffiE~liVJ:N1i;t ;~~-Bo:srd of Registration shall muct in thcSC\'rn 171 ElecLion DutnC"tsdu cribt-d bclov.1 on August 2:t 1990 from 3 P~l 10 8 PM IDSTI• .Any 11c~on sh1tll b(• <'ntitltd to ha\1e his n.2.mt.• ~=!~~,~~f~h:uo~;:1:1~;:~;~~i~~ f,~3~:~~:~~~ REGISTER NOW And Receive A 'f-Shirt Or Tights FREE @"""s,':,••\ (New Students On.ly) Offer Expires Aug. 21 ~s.pi_~, REGISTRATION: .'.!;-, Aug. 18, Sat. 10-12 Noon Aug. 22, Wod. 10-1 p.m. _, Aug. 20, Mon. 10-1 p.m. Aug. 23, Thurs. 10·1 p.m. '-. (continued on pa,:e 331 Aug. 21, Tues. 5.7 p.m. Aug. 2S, Sat. 10·12 Noon. 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CHECKH~G ...... , ...... 11-lltlu-t ...... , •iou.& H..;l)J J l .... l'lf,uJ:l( ,_, u.. - .... t/Je orl{y cbeckJng acrounl y ou11 eu,r need! -·- ..,. ... --l.lllWMl(J,_w, PYtllll.,-11'1,.H-UIW1111.-,~ ..., . Stop in or Mary Hastings Bride of Patrick Sullivan, Ji: l\ lary Has1ings,daugh1erofMr. and l\•1n;. 10 Patrick J. Sullivan Jr., ofWillis1on Par~, Howard Hastinss of Hicksville, was married J une 2 a1 Trini1y Lu1her~rn Church Hicksville. ' Mary. with n bachelor's degree in SJX.~ial education, is tcnchingat the Cerebral Pnlsy Center in Roose"Vclt. P:u is attending St. J ohn"s Um1 School in Queens. Heisa police Mr. 2nd M rs. ~t k ht k Donr u 1 pnd ~ t ddln,: part).------officer with the New York Citv Transit Police. · SUSan Pistorino Marries Michele Bonetti The couple is residing in Aoral Park. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pistorino of rno1hcrof1he groom. Angela Bonc11i. llC\• Hicksville. announce the marriagcof their in from Italy for the wt:dding. daughter, Susan, to Michele (Mike) Bone11i A n.-ccption followed m the Huntins1on at S1. lgnatiusChurchon D«:cmbcr9. 1989. Town House. Susan'smaidofhonorwaSht!rsister. Lor- · Following their ,,eddins. the ncwl~"' t:ds mine Pis1orino; 1hl!other bride:smaids were tra\'ded 10 l1al\· foraMX"Ondwcddin!:!311d for hcro1hcrsis1crTercsa Pistorino. and friends a month-long. honeymoon. - Carolyn Lo1zand BarbaraAbbondondolo. Mr. and Mrs. Xl ichele Bonc11i no,, reside The ushers were Henry Dam, Susan'.) in Hicksville. Susan i.s ;rn insuranc~ bro~t·r brother Joseph, and FrJncoCarbonara. Tiic for the Mo111ana Agency. and ~lkhch.• i.s. a groom's b<.~t man was Frank Aguilla. The chef. Eric Staehle And Renee Kinzie Are Married Eric Staehle. son of Walter and Frances S1achlc of Hicksville and Renee Kinzie. JaughtcrofWa)'lle Kinzie ofGr.ind Rapids, \ 1ichiganand Lois Kinzie or York. Pa., were united in 1hc bonds or holy,matrimony on June 23 at Trinity United Methodist Chun:h 111 \Vilmcnc. 1ll inois. A11ending1hc bride and groom were Eric's brother, Waller cf Lisle, lllionis, and Laura Pamela Pedicini Bride Mcistcrhcim. Among the rest ofthe wedding of Raymond Morace party wen:, Eric's brother, Mark, or Marl,on. NC\v Jersey, Scan Kinzie (Renee's brother). 1';1mcla Pcdicini, daughter of Albert and and Eric's ncphC\vsand ncicc. Chris and Karl Nancy Pcdicini ofH icks,•illc. "as married 10 and Nicole Staehle. Raymond Mor.ice of Hicksville on May 12 A reception fo llowed al the Omni at S1. lgna1iusChurch. The groom istheson Mary Ellen Dunne Bride of James Walker Drington Ho1cl in Evanston, Illinois. of Raymond and Ruth Morace ofH icksville. Mr. and Mrs. Frank LnM011c of Kelly Dunne. Pam's maid of honor was June f'l.-dicini. Eric and Renee met and graduated from Hicksville have announced the marria,c of James' best man ,\-;is James H:ms1on. The Valparaiso University in Indiana. Renee Her bridcmaids were Anne f'l.-dicini, Debbie 1heirdaugh1cr. Mary Ellen Dunne, 10Jimcs ushers were- Erich Gehm. ~C\·in llrndb(rn·. earned her master's degree in media ad Morace and Domm Francis. Walker of Hicksville on June 10 a1 St. l~ and Edward Dunncnnd 1hc junior u.shcr \\~S minis1ra1ion at Syracuse Uni,·crsity and is Ray's best man was Tom Nedell. The natius Church. James is the son or Dorotl~v Erich Francis Gehm. The ring. bc3rcr was Pl-dicini, Barry Renowand associated with Duff & Phelps of Chicngo ushers were Tom Walker or Hicksville. · ~l3nhcw Gchnt. Dennis \\'oessncr. as an editor and media coordinator. Mary Ellen's matron or honor was her A n-ccption was held at the Fo, 1-!ollo" in Run and Rny honeymooned in Hawaii for Eric earned his bachelor of science in sister Kathy Gehm. Her bridesmaids "'ere Woodbury. mechanical engineering al Valparaiso and is two weeks. and now reside in Deer Par~ . Maureen Hillstrom. Terry Gehm, and Helen associated wi1h 0110 Engineering Co. of Both arc gmduatcs of Hors1ra University Dunne. and her junior brid~smaids were Following 3 t,\o '''-"Ck hon'-''Ytnoon in 1hc Chicago as a proj«:t engineer. and work on Long Island. Hanna Ray, Moriah Ray and Sabrina Gehm. Caribbean. Mary Ellen and Jam,-s 100~ ur Ar1crhon")'mooningin Cancun, Mexico. The flowergirlswcrcM«:gan Hillstrom and residence in Hicksville. the couple reside, in Evanston, Illinois. ------111cksulllt 3lluotratr~ Nrwo • llltkoulllr. New U,irk · i!~uro~au. ~uguot 16· 1990 l.laor-)fi When You Wish U~n A you can make a wish L ..:ld come true. C.II.LI ■ ■ ■ There are hundreds of children right h~re in our communities who have special wishes, but perhaps a limited time in which to accomplish them. While the foundation and agencies looking for cures still need your dollars, all we're asking for is a wish come true ... to light up 4 year old Melissa's eyes, a leukemia victim, when you tell her she's going to Disney World this summer ...or see the joy in 12 year old Ernie's, eyes when we can give him plane tickets to California to see his grandma one more time. Call today and see how you can help a dream come true. MAKFall -WISH FOUNDATION® Please, call today and see how ® you can make a wish come true. ~212 ANTON COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS OF LONG ISLAND Anton ATTRACTIONS Stunt Kites Come To Nassau Watch The Pros Take To The Air In First NY Championships rlcaac addreu nil notices of loc.al C\~nts lO For most of us.gettlngaslnglc-llncklteln r:--. ______.....:_ ____ ....:,_~ Calendar Edilor, 132 E. Sttond Slrttl (P.O. Box t578)Mincolll. N.Y. t 1501 orphonc7H-8282. the air for a few minutes Is difficult enough Cale ndar llCO\$ must be.1ubmlllNS l~'O ~"tt.ka -but stunt knerscanmakeevcn the most In· 1,rlor to the c,.,ml. trlcatc maneuverslcokslmple. 