Volume XXIII No. 12 Hometown Newspaper for Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, Glenwood, Locust Valley and Brookville Week of 11/21/13 75C November 22, 1963 It’s Official- Glen Cove’s New Mayor Is Reginald Spinello For those of us of a certain age, November 22nd comes to us each year pretty much the same way the phrase 9-11 has lately. Each of us knows where we were on the fateful day and what we were doing when we found out what It’s official, Glen Cove has had happened. a new Mayor. The final count of Fifty years ago in November, Americans were just getting used to the absentee ballots have been count- presidency of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Our young president had been through ed electing Republican Reginald an eventful first three years, hardened by a near-nuclear confrontation with the Spinello over incumbent Ralph Soviet Union over missile placements in Cuba. In matters of race, our nation V. Suozzi by 74 votes. was coming to grips with an issue still not resolved. John F. Kennedy guided us Spinello received a total through these troubled waters with what most of us felt at the time to be a very 3,433 votes to Suozzi’s 3,359, skillful leadership. In mid-November of 1963, Mr. Kennedy seemed poised to according to the Nassau County launch a bid for a second term, riding a wave of personal popularity. Board of Elections. To be sure, the Cold War, civil rights, Vietnam and national economy were Had Suozzi won this would all challenges that our young chief executive faced moving forward. The mind- have been his fifth term in of- set in those days in the Kennedy White House was simple: American leader- fice. ship, smart people and hard work would solve most problems. A recent visit to For City Council the final Berlin in June of 1963 provided JFK with the opportunity to electrify hundreds results are as follows: Anthony of thousands of German citizens. Within view of the infamous Berlin Wall, Gallo, Jr (R, Incumbent), Pamela Kennedy reminded the world that… “all free men, wherever they may live, are D. Panzenbeck (R) , Timothy J. citizens of Berlin and, therefore, as a free man, I take pride in the words ‘Ich bin Tenke (D, Incumbent) , Efraim Spag- ein Berliner’.” A half million Germans in attendance gave our president their noletti (R), Michael T. Famiglietti (D, and I intend to utilize their talents to overwhelmingly positive response. Incumbent), Nicholas A. Dileo (D, In- the fullest. I am anticipating a smooth Of course, all of the Kennedy promise came to a tragic halt shortly after cumbent). transition from the current administra- noon on Friday, November 22, 1963. In New York, radio station WABC broke Spinello said, “Obviously I am tion to mine. The Mayor has assured into its Top 40 music format to announce that something tragic was unfolding very pleased with the results of the me of his cooperation and I thank him during the presidential motorcade in Dallas. Shortly thereafter, on CBS televi- election. I am proud of the campaign for that. sion, a visibly emotional Walter Cronkite swallowed hard, removed his glasses we ran and the team that surrounded Although the challenges are many, the and told America that its president had died, the victim of an assassination. me. They along with our many volun- next few years will see Glen Cove un- teers deserve credit for this victory. I dergoing many positive changes. Our have begun the process of reviewing city has a great future ahead of it and I each department and its personnel. We thank everyone for the opportunity to continued on page 2 have many great employees in our city lead it.” Begin forward America’s Heroes: Salute to Veteran’s Concert

In tribute to our nation’s veterans, Also included in the program will be Sentimental Over You. Glen Cove resi- is free. Bring the entire family. For ad- the Northwinds Symphonic Band, under March of the Women Marines, Salute dent Robert Staade will display his ex- ditional information or inquiries please the direction of Helen P. Bauer, will open to the Armed Forces and music by John tensive collection of military memora- call 516.759.9694 or email Helen Bauer its seventh concert season with a special Philip Sousa and Ralph Vaughan Wil- bilia dating from WWII to the present. at [email protected]. The Wunsch performance at the Wunsch Arts Center, liams. Please join us to honor America’s Arts Center is wheelchair accessible. Glen Cove, NY on Sunday, November Other selections include a classic ar- greatest heroes. Admission to the concert 24th at 3:00 PM. rangement of the music from Carousel, The band will honor veterans past and American Pageant, which recounts and present, performing a variety of pa- our rich heritage in patriotic song. Re- triotic standards as well as new publica- nowned soprano Stephanie Horowitz, tions that pay tribute to the rich history along with a vocal ensemble, will be of our country and American military featured in America: A Musical Tribute. personnel. Northwinds is proud to be This poignant arrangement was original- performing Inchon, by American com- ly created for the US Army Field Band poser Robert W. Smith, which depicts and is being performed with special the helicopter invasion and battle that permission. 13-year-old trombone prodi- was the turning point of the Korean con- gy, George Foreman will be featured in flict. the Tommy Dorsey classic, I’m getting Page 2 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 21, 2013

Kathleen Deegan Dickson

Honored as a Top Influential Woman

K a t h l e e n vate individuals in all types of matters Deegan Dick- involving real property transactions, son, Partner zoning and land use. Currently, she is a !"#$%&'(#%)"*+,-"#.%/'#%% at Forchelli, member of the Firm’s Marketing Com- 0!"#$%"&'"()&**+,-"+,"(.$"/0+''1"" Curto, Deegan, (2,3$%4"#.5.67.8"9:)4";<=>?" mittee, which develops and implements ()&**+,-"7.-+,@"$:",&&,"$,3".,3@"$:"A"*6?" Schwartz, Mi- the Firm’s strategic marketing plans. As !"#$#%&'%()*'%*)%'##%+,-%-)%.)$%*"&'%),#/-+0%#1#,*%'2),')$#-%30%*"#%4#+%5(&..%6$*'%5)7,8&(% neo & Terrana a female Partner in the Firm, Kathleen % LLP was hon- 12#'(32'(4%42+%56**"3+7%.2'8.%",-%.4(-6'.%96**%/+"4(#+%42+6#%'9,%9'#$%+,-%96**%:+%2'.46,3%% has taken an active role in mentoring "#49'#$%",-%(,6;(+%)#+"46',.%:&%'42+#%*')"*%"#46.4.<% ored as one of young women both Associates & Parale- % Long Island’s !"#$%&'()&%"#*%+",,-./-&%0/,,%1-%'(,*/#+%&)-2/",%-3-#4&<%% gals. !"8.%'/%42+%=2"88+,6,3.>%96**%:+%"?"6*":*+%"4%"**%8"#46)68"46,3%+.4":*6.2@+,4.<% 50 Most Influ- Ms. Deegan Dickson has been award- % ential Women by the Long Island Busi- ed an "AV" legal ability and ethics rating A",4'.2"7%B#+"46?+%C#4.%A4(-6'7%%D<%E6F+.4"%B'**+)46?+7%A46**%G"#4,+#.7%% ness News. Launched in 2000, the Top C#46.",.%H+**%",-%42+%56**"3+%H6,+%!+#)2",4%96**%:+%2'.46,3%A+"%B*6//%%"#46.4.%/'#%42+%-"&<%%% by Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory % 50 program recognizes Long Island’s top – the very highest rating this nationally E",6+*%I"*+J%A'42+:&K.%96**%:+%2'.46,3%42+%9'#$%'/%% women professionals in business, educa- =B#646;(+%I#'(8%'/%L',3%M.*",->%/#'@%N%8@%4'%O%8@<% recognized publication has established. % tion, government and the not-for-profit She is a member of the American and 12+%A+"%B*6//%56**"3+%!(.+(@7%6.%'8+,%/#'@%P%8@%4'%O%8@<%% fields for their business acumen, mentor- the New York State Bar Associations, as M4.%)(##+,4%+Q26:64%42+%=A+)#+4.%'/%42+%A+"%B*6//%!(.+(@>%2632*6324.%42+%% ing and community involvement. @",&%9',-+#/(*%)'**+)46:*+.%",-%36/4.%42"4%"#+%(,6;(+%4'%A+"%B*6//%% well as the Nassau County Women’s Bar % Ms. Deegan Dickson, a resident of Association, WEDLI (Women Economic C**%'(#%*')"*%:(.6,+..+.%.()2%".%C#46.",K.%H+**%E+.63,.7%12+%56**"3+%H6,+%!+#)2",4% Glen Cove, was selected because of her A'#+**"%E+.63,.7%E6@64#&%C#4%A4(-6'7%",-%E#+"@.%R".4%96**%:+%'8+,<%% Developers of Long Island), the Nassau % leadership in business and in the com- County Catholic Lawyer’s Guild and the B&".,3":)+@"'.@:+C."3$%<% munity. Kathleen Deegan Dickson con- New York Democratic Lawyers Council. 12+%)+#+@',6"*%1#++%L63246,3%96**%'))(#%',%42+%56**"3+%I#++,%"4%OSTT%8@<% centrates her practice in the areas of real % Ms. Deegan Dickson also serves as the U+%.(#+%4'%)'@+%'(4%",-%.2'8%.@"**%",-%*')"*<%V'6,%6,%426.% estate transactional matters, and, in par- Chairperson of the All Saints Regional @"6,%.4#++4%2'*6-"&%+?+,4%",-%.(88'#4%42+%?+#&%.8+)6"*%:(.6,+..+.%",-%"#46.4.%'/%A+"%B*6//% ticular, land use and zoning law. Kath- % Schools on the Advisory Council of the W#'@%42+%/6#.4%.68%'/%&'(#%/"?'#64+%*"44+%'#%.8+)6"*%)(8%'/%4+"%4'%42+%-6.)'?+#&%'/%42+%8+#/+)4%"#46.","*% leen has an extensive track record of suc- North Shore University Hospital at Glen 4#+".(#+7%%&'(%96**%+,X'&%42+%;("6,4%2'@+4'9,%/++*6,3%'/%426.%*'?+*&%?6**"3+<% cess with and before municipal boards Cove, and the Board of Tomorrow’s % and agencies on significant projects Hope Foundation. throughout Long Island. She also has a She was named a New York Super- 9),+*&),'%:&((%3#%;+-#%*)%*"#%<)(-%5)+'*%=&),'%5(73%+,-%.))-%:&((%3#%8)((#8*#-%.)$%*"#%>7*7+(%5),8#$,'%5);;&**##! reputation for effectiveness and integrity Lawyer (2011, 2012 & 2013) and was in the pre-hearing meetings and outreach honored by the John J. Byrne Commu- to municipal planning staffs and civic nity Center Uniondale™ at its inaugu- groups that are now a must in Long Is- ral Long Island Outstanding Advocate land's current development climate. She for Children and Youth Awards. Most November 22, 1963 is former counsel to the City of Glen recently, she was again honored as one Cove Planning and Zoning Boards, and of Long Island’s “50 Most Influential currently represents many developers, Women” by Long Island Business News Continued from previous page property owners, corporations and pri- (2010 & 2013).

Our nation came together for the next several days in a ritual of mourning and “Troop Advocacy Award” reflection— a national wake and funeral for a president that had captivated most The Nassau County American Le- in the collection and donation of Troop Americans with his charisma, energy gion wishes to acknowledge the superb Comfort Items, which then are shipped and youthful promise for the future. example set by Ms. Anna E. Dunlap, to “Any Soldier” Overseas. As the Coun- It is fair to say that the Kennedy Head of Youth Services at Glen Cove ty Commander, I take great pleasure in legacy has been tarnished by sensational Public Library, for her support of Ameri- awarding Ms. Dunlap a Certificate of our and salacious postscripts to the Kennedy can Troops overseas as the Volunteer Co- appreciation for her work with her Troop life and legend. It is perhaps a mark of ordinator of the “Any Soldier” Program Advocacy Program. the current age that we do not treat our during the 2012 – 2013 Legion Year. This heroes with blind loyalty; that they have Program inspires others to participate feet of clay. Fifty years ago this week we lost our president—and we are, even now, trying to come to grips with what effect it has had on the days since. Those of us alive that day were emotionally jarred by what was then perceived by each of us as a painful personal loss. It is a loss that haunts us to this moment. -Contributed by Phil Como

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Postmaster: Send address changes to The Gold Coast Gazette, 57 Glen St. Glen Cove, NY 11542. Entered as second class paid postage at the Post Office at Sea Cliff N.Y. Photo: Left to right: Fred Nielsen, Americanism Chairperson, Anna E. Dunlap, Head of Youth Published weekly on Thursday by KCH Publications Inc. 57 Glen St., Service, Glen Cove Library and Angelo Grande, Nassau County American Legion Command- Glen Cove NY 11542. Phone (516) 671-2360. Price per copy is 75 cents. er. Week of November 21, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 3 Victoria Crosby to Give Presentation ’ at Oyster Bay Historical Society 11/23

by Kevin Horton More Than Half of Green Vale Students Qualify for Johns Hopkins Talent Search

The Green Vale School is pleased to es, and other services and resources de- announce that 62% of students in grades signed for advanced young learners. For three through seven qualified to partici- more information, visit http://cty.jhu. pate in the Johns Hopkins Talent Search. edu/talent This is one of the highest rates of success Recognized for academic rigor and in School history and reflects student excellence since 1923, Green Vale is ac- scores of over 95% on the SSAT, a test credited by the New York State Associa- which measures the verbal, quantitative tion of Independent Schools (NYSAIS). and reading skills developed by students. For more information please visit http:// The Center for Talented Youth at Johns greenvaleschool.org. Hopkins University provideshighly re- garded summer programs, online cours- Victoria Crosby will give a power also the DBE poet laureate. She has been Glen Cove Art Exhibit point presentation on the history of The Glen Cove poet laureate since 1994 and Daughters of the British Empire (DBE) in addition to the lecture and presenta- Victor Farfan is returning to the Glen amazing sights have inspired the artist from its founding in 1909 to the pres- tion will entertain with some of the po- Cove Public Library with his new col- to create his own vision of cities of the ent, at 2pm on Saturday, November 23 ems from the collection BritCentric. Ms lection, called "The Future is Here". The future - inhabited by imaginary creatures for the Oyster Bay Historical Society at Crosby writes for The Leader and 25A artist loves architecture and was a draf- from different worlds. the Earl Wrightman House and Angela Magazine. man for many years. The Arabian cities Victor's new collection can be seen at Koenig Center at.20 Summit Street in Refreshments will be served follow- of the future, constructed in what was the Library through November 30, 2013. Oyster Bay. ing the presentation. This event is free once arid desert, fascinate Victor. These Eveyone is cordially invited. Ms Crosby is the NY State President and all are welcome. For further infor- of the DBE, a national organization,the mation call OBHS at 516 922-5032 or Regent of the Westminster Abbey Chap- visit oysterbayhistorical.org. ter, the only Long Island Chapter. She is The Journey Home Continues

This is truly a great story. Glen Cove cated his helmet, with his name written resident Rocco DiLeo was a decorated in it, on line and arranged to have it re- WWII vet who was captured and sent to turned to Rocco's still living (91 years a German POW camp on Sept 8, 1943. old) wife. Recently, the sons presented When captured, he lost his helmet. their mother with the helmet. and the Upon the war's end and his release amazing reunion was captured by local on January 31, 1944 Rocco literally photographer Anthony G. Gallego if walked through Poland, Russia and Tur- Gill Associates Photography key to reach freedom, then arriving back home in Glen Cove in April 1944. Two years ago his son Michal lo- Page 4 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 21, 2013 Sister Theresita visits Portledge to speak about WWII Sainte Mere-Eglise, located ten min- in 2012 by the local bishop intended to utes from Utah Beach and the first town promote peace. On October 29th and to be liberated during WWI, is the sister 30th she participated in Upper School city to Locust Valley. In this tiny town French, Music, and History classes at on the coast of Normandy the French Portledge and was able to share a unique citizenry will hold a pro-American rally, perspective with students. As a Ger- as they do each and every year in June, to man, Sister Theresita was able to relate give thanks for the bravery of the Ameri- the story of WWII from the German and can troops who freed them, and for the French viewpoint, and speak about the citizens of Locust Valley, who begin- challenges of reconciliation in Germany. ning in 1947, helped to rebuild their city. She also spoke about her dedication to That’s right. Through a grassroots effort the mission of promoting peace after that supplemented the Marshall Plan, the terrible suffering in Europe after the Locust Valley adopted Ste. Mere Eg- war. In an age of terror cells and drone lise and under the banner of “Operation attacks, the visit from Sister Theresita Democracy” gave generously to rebuild helped Portledge students understand, in the city where so many Allied troops are a very personal way, why her mission of buried. peace and understanding is so critical. The special relationship between these two towns has survived to this Sister Theresita is in the US as part of day due in large part to the continuing a French delegation currently working efforts of Operation Democracy, now with Operation Democracy on a D-Day an educational organization, to pass the Theatrical Production which will per- lessons of history on to children. Por- form in France as part of the D-Day tledge School in Locust Valley supports Commemoration in June. Students from the educational mission of Operation Portledge School and Friends Academy, Democracy and embraces opportunities as well as French and German students for cross-cultural exchange as part of their age will perform in the tri-lingual its educational philosophy, and so the Performance of Peace, written by Lau- school was thrilled to welcome Sister rence Bohec, Drama Teacher at College Theresita, visiting from France, to Por- Saint-Exupery. In addition to a perfor- tledge School to attend classes. Sister mance in the town center of Sainte-Mere- Theresita is a German nun who resides Eglise on the 6th of June, there will also in the “House of Peace” in Sainte-Mere- be performances in a local theater and on Eglise alongside two French nuns (and Utah Beach itself. Dignitaries from all it is hoped an American will join them) over the world are expected to be in at- as part of an international trifecta created tendance.

Yelena Vladimir and Concert Festival On October 20, 2013 at 2:00 pm, a Park gave a spirited performance of Mo- Vocalist Gwyneth Campbell sang mirably successful in its first orchestral/ packed auditorium of the Jericho Pub- zart’s Concerto #4. arias by Handel and Vivaldi. Aside from Gran Prix concert, both with the ensem- lic Library was treated to the inaugural Within this sea of talent two per- vocal quality, projection, and musician- ble itself and quality of the young win- performance of the Concert Festival Or- formers stood out. 9 year-old violinist ship unexpected at age 14, her endurance ners it chose to feature. chestra under the direction of Maestro Serin Park, performing a Haydn Concer- was stunning, particularly in long legato We look forward to more such con- Vladimir Polezhayev. to, had a big warm sound, perfect intona- coloratura passages in the Handel, and certs in the near future. For more infor- The Concert Festival Orchestra tion, and a sophisticated bow technique the final note of the Vivaldi. mation, please visit www.concertfestival. consists of advanced students and pro- beyond her age. Overall, Concert Festival was ad- org fessionals of exceptional talent. This volunteer-based orchestra gives students the unique educational opportunity to perform alongside their teachers and other talented musicians (www.concert- festival.org/orchestra ) The concert began with an elegant rendition of Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nach- tmusik and ended with a rousing perfor- mance of Johann Strauss’ Tritsch-Tratsch Polka. In between, seven soloists rang- ing in age from 9-16 showcased their abilities on violin, flute, and voice with the orchestra as Gran Prix Winners of the Concerto Competition 2013. 10 year- old violinist Marco Motroni performed Vivaldi in a forceful and dramatic style. Kyoko Saito, a 10 year-old violinist, born in Tokyo, gave a fluid performance of a Mozart’s Concerto#3. 16 year-old flautist Yuri Kim showed good attention to contrasting phrases and dynamics in Mozart’s Flute Concerto. Michele Ripka,15, performed a violin concerto by J.S. Bach with strong rhyth- mic impulse and attention to dynamic contrast. 13 year-old violinist Eunice Week of November 21, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 5 Friends Academy ‘Blasts Hunger off LI!’ with annual Canstruction Junior Engineering students create third sculpture from nearly 4,000 community-donated cans Stacking nearly 4,000 cans addition, we faced many design of Hunt's Tomato Sauce and challenges as we adjusted the Green Giant cans, a team of nine placement of the different sizes Friends Academy engineering of cans to ensure stability," she students, completed their third added. consecutive stand-alone sculp- Students pre-built their sculp- ture of a rocket ship, entitled ture in advance of the compe- "Blast Hunger off LI!" for the tition to test it and then spent international design competition 5 hours on Wednesday, Oct. and community service group 23rd at RXR Plaza duplicating CANstruction. their efforts. Friends Academy "Enthused by our prior two caught the eye of CANstruction year's of successful CANstruc- judges as they were given the tions, "Take a Bite out of Hun- award for Juror's Favorite. ger" and "United, We CAN," the Friends Academy is now ac- whole community was excited cepting applications for the to participate in this year's event 2014-15 school year and will again," said CANstruction advi- hold a Lower School Open sor and Physics teacher Mary House on Monday, December Ann Vascotto. 9 at 8:30 a.m. Call (516) 676- While CANstruction chal- 0393 for more information and lenges engineers and designers to schedule a tour of the cam- to erect the most out-of-the-box pus. Enrolling 779 students free-standing sculptures, com- from age 3 through Grade 12, munity service is at its core. Friends Academy is guided Since 1992, CANstruction has by its Quaker heritage and the contributed over 17.5 million principles of integrity, simplic- pounds of food to community ity, patience, moderation and a food banks. Following the build, peaceful resolution of conflict. Friends Academy's team will (Huntington), Cameron Hellerman (Great low), considered nutrition implications, The school is located on 65 acres at the donate its 4,000 cans, contributed from Neck), Perry Gordon (Sands Point), Jack as well as design. "While color, shape intersection of Piping Rock and Duck three-year-olds to 12th graders, to LI Statfeld (Melville), Tim Ingrassia (Lat- and design were paramount in choosing Pond roads in Locust Valley/Glen Cove. Cares and the Harry Chapin Food Bank. tingtown), Ian D'Silva (Dix Hills), Alex which cans to use, we all wanted to be In designing this year's CANstruc- Storch (Woodbury), Jack Viener (Upper sure we were selecting healthy food for tion, the student team of Aidan Vascotto Brookville) and Nate Hogg (Laurel Hol- our sculpture," said advisor Vascotto. "In

A Simple Thank You

Thank you to the residents of Glen Cove for electing me to be your new mayor. I Editor and Publisher Kevin C. Horton am looking forward to the New Year as our journey begins to rebuild, restore and Photographers reshape our great city. Glen Cove is a wonderful community and it’s the care and Peter Budraitis Richard Wilson Jr. compassion each of us take in our city that makes it such a unique and special Art Director place to live. For those that voted for me I thank you. For those that did not I hope Milkenia Horton Circulation Manager you will allow me the opportunity to gain your trust as I begin my mission of creat- Robert J. Horton Layout Design ing a better Glen Cove for all of us. Jackie Comitino I look forward to the privilege of working with our new Council members Pamela Staff Writers John C. O’Connell Panzenbeck and Efraim Spagnoletti. I congratulate reelected Councilmen Antho- Brenda Weck ny Gallo Jr., Nick Dileo and Michael Famiglietti who have always placed the best Gene Auciello Carol Griffin interest of our residents first. Matthew Ross My wife Coleen, daughter Serena and I are grateful to the many wonderful people Sports Editor Robin Appel who worked so hard on the campaign to assure a positive outcome. It is that same Gazette logo designed by spirit of working hard together that will help build a better Glen Cove. May your artist Janice Leotti Patricia Campbell Horton Thanksgiving be filled with peace, love and gratitude. Publisher Emeritus

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The Ninth Annual Blessing of the Creche! Friday, December 6, 2013 at 7:00 PM Glen Cove Village Square

Apple Bank Donation To North Shore Inn

nation toward the purchase of turkeys and trimmings to help needy families and individuals in our community celebrate Thanksgiving this year. There are ap- proximately 250 families and individuals in need who will receive the turkeys and all the trimmings when distribution will occur in the week prior to Thanksgiving at the INN. Welcome Apple Bank to our community and many thanks to you.

Pictured below: L to R: Apple Bank VP/ Branch Mgr and NS Kiwanis member, Eileen Once again, we are fortunate to have the oppor- Curreri, NS INN President Estelle Moore Apple Bank, with Eileen Curreri, tunity to be a part of this wonderful event and who gratefully accepts donation and NS Ki- VP and Branch Manager of the Sea Cliff wanis Liaison Olga Scileppi branch at the helm, made a generous do- to witness to our faith in public, in the center of our village, not only with our own parish family, North Shore Kiwanis Kicks Off Salvation Army Kettle Drive but with others who share the truth of what North Shore Kiwanis was pleased during the holiday season. Christmas really is. What an awesome way to to have Donor Relations Director Sidney Glee as their guest on November 7th. L to R: Meredith Brosnan, Jeanne Egan, usher in the season of Advent, as the Nativity Incentives to make contributions for the Sidney Glee Salvation Army Kettle Drive to help the Scene, whose home is our Village Square for the needy was renewed with NSK Commit- Christmas season, is blessed by our Parish tee Chair Meredith Brosnan at the helm. With their usual dedication for com- Priests, and hearts are opened in anticipation of munity service, NS Kiwanis members volunteered their time as Captains who Christ’s Birth. recruited other members to ring the bell at Waldbaum's, Park Plaza, Glen Head. Join our Childrens’ Choirs in the singing The Kettle Drive will start on Saturday, November 30, and continue each week- of Christmas Carols, and enjoy the end until December 23rd. NSK Pres. Jeanne Egan awarded Mr. Glee a Cer- Free Hot Chocolate & Cookies! tificate of Appreciation for all his good work in helping the needy, especially Week of November 21, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 7 Friends Academy alumnus earns Eagle Scout distinction Recent graduate one of 4 percent of all Boy Scouts Thanks for the Support and buy beautiful “antiques”, carvings, glassware, and furniture. Mike and his who attain Eagle rank To The Editor, squad provide the items at low prices and I would like to thank all the people that everyone has fun. The Offbeat Artifacts LOCUST VALLEY — Friends winter plays, was a member and then supported and voted for me in this year’s Sale perks up the entire village and spurs Academy alumnus Keyonne Zaire Ses- Co-President of the Admissions Club, a election. I will continue to be involved local village shopping. sion ‘12, of Hollis, Queens, has earned member and treasurer for the Diversity and to work for the betterment of our It also has a serious side. Mike the highest advancement award the Boy Club, a volunteer and member of the community. I look forward to the chang- saves beautiful things from ending up in Scouts of America offers to Scouts, the planning committee for Relay for Life, es the new administration will bring the landfill while at the same time raising Eagle Scout Award. served as manager for the girls’ softball to our city and anticipate great things. thousands of dollars for our beloved Sea Session was recognized in a Nation- team, sang in the choir and volunteered Here’s to 2014! Cliff Village Library. Proceeds go to the al Eagle Scout Court of Honor on Satur- in El Salvador with classmates and teach- Linda Darby Friends of the Sea Cliff Library which day, August 17, 2013, at 12:00 PM at the ers on the Community Service Trip, all in turns buys iPads, furniture, museum Marion Jackson House on the grounds while attending Friends Academy, where Hurray for the Heroes of the Off- passes. e- Readers and any other items of Friends Academy in Glen Cove, New he graduated as Class of 2013. In his beat Artifacts Sale! our dedicated Sea Cliff Librarians re- York and hosted by fellow Eagle Scout, junior year, Session was the first recipi- quest from the Friends. Head of School Bill Morris and wife Sue ent of the Brian James Hom Scholarship To The Editor, The Offbeat Artifacts Sale is on a Morris. Award. The scholarship honors a student Applause and good will should go roll. Come by and shop and share lo- A member of St. Alban The Martyr who embodies Brian’s qualities and lives to Mike Lennon and his hearty band of cal news. And remember to send in your Episcopal Church, Troop 267, Session according to his motto, “I am the me I helpers, Mimi Leipzig, Catherine Pick, membership form for the Friends of the is the troop’s fifth Eagle Scout and one choose to be.” Rosalin Polisano, Maria Steigletz. Plus Sea Cliff Library that is in your mailbox- of approximately 4 percent of all Boy Session is attending Wesleyan Uni- thank you to those wonderful neighbors es now. Come to our monthly meetings Scouts who attain the Eagle rank, ac- versity in Connecticut this fall. He is who store the delightful things for the and join with other Sea Cliff folks de- cording to Scoutmaster Alphonzo Parks the son of Nicolle Session of Hollis, sale. These hardworking angels provide voted to our precious Sea Cliff Library. III. Queens. the Sea Cliff Community with the twice Yours truly, Each candidate must earn 21 merit Friends Academy is now accepting monthly Offbeat Artifacts Sale. It is a Carol Poll, badges and successfully complete a com- applications for the 2014-15 school year. whimsical and quirky Sea Cliff commu- President of the Friends of the Sea munity, school, church, or synagogue- The Admissions Office will host a Open nity happening. Sea Cliff folks donate Cliff Library related service project to earn his Eagle; House for Middle and Upper School stu- Session chose to create a Memorial Gar- dents on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 8:30 a.m. den for the late Brian James Hom ‘10, and a Lower School Open House on Fri- Book 2- “The Adventures of Piper” a student who touched the lives of all at day, November 8 at 8:30 a.m. RSVPs are Friends Academy. required for both events and parents are dog and family can participate together. Session has served as Senior Patrol asked to call the Admissions Office at Some examples include: participat- Leader and organized a Thanksgiving 516-393-4244. ing in dog walks for charity, competi- Food Drive for the troop’s church com- Enrolling 779 students from age 3 tions in agility or obedience (your dog munity while working his way through through Grade 12, Friends Academy is need not be a purebred for any of these the ranks in scouting. Session joins oth- guided by its Quaker heritage and the events), getting together for a picnic and er outstanding American citizens who principles of integrity, simplicity, pa- meeting other families that enjoy dog have become Eagle Scouts, including tience, moderation and a peaceful reso- events. Owning a dog also helps the but not limited to several United States lution of conflict. The school is located shy child make friends. Children are Presidents, a former astronaut and for- on 65 acres at the intersection of Piping drawn to dogs and answering questions mer head of the F.B.I. Rock and Duck Pond roads in Locust about your dog makes it easier for the Session played on the varsity foot- Valley/Glen Cove. by Mariah Leal shy child to make friends. An only child ball team, performed in his school’s has a best friend, “sibling” as it were to I am very pleased to announce the tell secrets to when their friends go home release of my second book in the se- to brothers and sisters. This one I know ries “The Adventures of Piper” entitled from personal experience as I came from “Piper’s First Experiences”! The book a single parent home with no siblings. will be released November 14th, 2013. My dog helped me get over feeling dif- This series of children’s books is geared ferent. to educate children on the importance of For those of you who have already training and socializing a puppy. These purchased my first book “Piper Gets a delightful stories recount “Piper’s” first New Home” you are sure to find “Piper’s year of her life from the time she came First Experiences” even more exciting to live with me until her first birthday. and packed full of “Piper’s delightful “Piper” not only teaches children what antics and adventures! If you haven’t she has to learn to be a good canine citi- yet purchased “Piper Gets a New Home” zen but many of her lessons relate to the why not take advantage of our savings same ones children must learn. “Piper” when you buy both books. My web- has a way of explaining to children in site is http://www.mariahleal.com and terms they can understand about how instructions for ordering can be found dogs learn. there as well as information on me and The number of dog bites involving “Piper”. Also don’t forget to check us children and the number of dogs relin- out on facebook Mariah Leal Author for quished to shelters because they haven’t me and Piper’s Page where kids can in- been trained is astounding. To help teract with “Piper”, get to know her, and lower these statistics is not my only goal ask her questions that she is just “bark- for this series of books. I also want to ing” to answer. You can also find us on point out the benefits of owning a well www.goodreads.com. We hope you en- trained and socialized dog. Strengthen- joy “Piper’s First Experiences” as much ing the family unit is one benefit of hav- or more than “Piper Gets a New Home! ing a dog. There are many events where Happy reading everyone! Page 8 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 21, 2013 Tanchuck To Fight For Charity

Hugh Tanchuck “Hands of Stone” lives in Glen Head with his wife Mag- gie, daughter Sarah and son Harrison. “Hands of Stone” seemed to be the most fitting name for this volunteer boxer who is the owner of North Shore Ar- chitectural Stone in Glen Head and North Shore Monuments in Brookville. As the past pres- ident of the North Shore Kiwanis Club as well as over the years making an impact in his com- Hugh Tanchuck v.s. Michael Haultman munity by donating much of his time, company and services to local not for profit organizations such as the North Shore Pediatric Trauma Center, Woman’s Fund of Long Island, North Shore Land Alliance to name a few. Hugh is very civic minded and no stranger to volunteering in the community. Hugh was quoted as saying, “It is good to get my mind off of sales and masonry work to focus on doing something worthwhile and different to help my neighbors here on Long Island that have fallen on hard times. My goal is to help the LI Fight for Charity meet its goal of raising $200,000 this year.” “My family will be cheering me on at ringside at the charity event. I have been getting in shape by continuing to attend Bikram yoga, biking, running and playing tennis as well as going to the gym for boxing sessions. I will be ready to show my opponent my speed and agility and what I have learned in training. I am polishing up my best moves,” Tanchuck said. Veterans Remembered in Sea Cliff

By Carol Griffin

A large contingent of veterans who are members of the James F. Brengel American Legion Post in Sea Cliff and members of the community came out to Clifton Park on Veterans Day, No- vember 11, to remember the veterans who have served to protect our country. There was a short service that included a prayer, some words from Mayor Bruce Kennedy and the Star Spangled Banner sung by Ray Pierce. Post Commander Phil Como Invited everyone present to come back to Sea Cliff firehouse where lunch was served.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 P L U G P A S T E C U S P 14 15 16 E URO A LPHA A NNA 17 18 19 A XEL S TIRS C AIN 20 21 22 R EADS TAROTCARDS 23 24 Last Week’s Celebrity D IARY H OMEY Last week’s celebrity was Wally 25 26 27 28 29 R E R UNS O P US Cox. Widely remembered as “Mr. Peep- 30 31 32 33 34 35 ers” and a regular of the original “Hol- A PES G A MER U S E 36 37 38 39 lywood Squares” with Square-Master, C OSTAR ICANRI VER 40 41 42 Peter Marshall, Wally was also the origi- E ST G ALEN N EWS 43 44 45 nal voice of the TV animation cartoon of H AND A G HAST “Underdog”. During the 1960’s and ‘70’s, 46 47 48 49 50 O R B IT C O RNU Cox became frustrated by being typecast 51 52 53 54 55 56 as a prim, bookish, “Casper milk-toast” W EAKEST ARGUME N T 57 58 59 character and protested in vain to report- L ESE H ARDY A WAY 60 61 62 ers and interviewers that he was nothing E VER A NGEL N EAP like “Peepers”. He was physically quite 63 64 65 T EDS W HORL E RNE strong, hiked, and rode a motorcycle and This week’s celebrity was born was a master electrician. In fact, Peter on the Ides of March, March 15,1907, in Marshall in his memoir, “Back Stage Wheaton, Illinois. This corpulent, boom- With the Original Hollywood Squares”, ing-voiced actor’s name may not be on he wrote that Cox installed and main- the tip of your tongue but you will say, “I tained all the wiring in his own home. know that guy!” He has been in films and A rare glimpse of Cox’s athletic build TV from 1941 until 1962. He was often can be seen in the original CBS pilot of cast as the obstreperous villain and was “Mission Impossible”, when he works as given sizeable roles, in every sense of the a safecracker in a tight, sleeveless t-shirt. word, in such “B” movies as “Sky Drag- On Feb. 15, 1973, he died of a coronary on” (1949), Monogram Production’s fi- occlusion. A report indicated his ashes The Gold Coast Gazette nal entry in the “Charlie Chan” series, were put with those of his very close, “The Narrow Margin” (1952), and “Fa- good friend, Marlon Brando, when he Hometown Newspaper for ther Steps Out” (1941) with Frank Fay- died years after Cox. Former roommates Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Glen Head, len (Regis Philbin’s first father-in-law), as young performers, Brando had en- which was a remake of Monogram’s couraged Cox to take acting lessons with Glenwood and Brookville 1934 “City Limits” . After appearing as Stellar Adler. Together, their ashes were the composer, Victor Herbert, in MGM’s scattered in Death Valley and Tahiti. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Jerome Kern biopic “Till Clouds Roll By” (1946) with Robert Walker Sr. as Kern, he was kept on MGM’s on-call Correct Callers 57 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY 11542 list for quick walk-ons in quite a few un- Callers who knew our celebrity were: Phone: (516) 671-2360 Ted March, Joe Mazzeo, Roberta Pezza, credited roles in such movies as “Show- Email: [email protected] down at Boot Hill” (1958) with a pre- Anna Moore, Jim Foote, Jack Guy, Jo- superstardom Charles Bronson and “All seph Saepia, Mario Moccia, Will and the King’s Men” (1950) with Broderick Babs Hutchins, Kathy Leyden, Ted Crawford. March, Anthony Mercado and John If you know our celebrity call Rogalski. us at 516-671-2360 or e-mail: mail@ goldcoastgazette.net Two NS High School Students Selected to Take Creative Subscribe Today! Problem Solving Course at SUNY Old Westbury

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Mail form along with payment to: The Gold Coast Gazette • 57 Glen Street • Glen Cove, NY 11542 Week of November 21, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 11 Obituaries North Shore GLY Jacques J. Leballeur joined the local senior citizens organiza- Monuments Religious Store LEBALLEUR, Jacques J. of Glen Cove, tion, the Golden Ring. They accompa- Plaques and Sandblasting NY on November 13th, 2013 age 79. nied this group on many trips in the US Vestments Beloved husband of Annick. Father of and Canada. Until his death, Nick was QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Chalices Mary Ann Williams (David). Grand- also the oldest member of the Bricklayers FOR FOUR GENERATIONS father of Nicole (Jim), Kelly & Casey. and Allied Crafts Workers International. Pyxes Visitation held at the Funeral Home of He was predeceased by his youngest Quality Granite In All Colors Dodge-Thomas Glen Cove Mass at the brother, John and oldest brother Salva- Work done in all cemeteries We can help you select by Church of St. Patrick. Interment Locust tore. He is survived by his beloved wife phone and deliver to any Valley Cemetery. DodgeThomas.com of nearly 66 years, Claire. Loving father 759-2156 of Richard Brescia (Joanne) and Louie location on L.I. Armando Garcia Free (Sharon). Cherished grandfather of Showroom: Call us at (516) 656-0330 GARCIA, Armando of Great Neck, NY Graham and Lauren Free, Tanya Bres- 677 Cedar Swamp Rd. 32-34 School Street on November 11, 2013 age 63. Husband cia-Oddo and Alexandra Donnelly and Brookville, N.Y. 11545 of Nelly. Father of Arturo, Lisette and great grandfather of Hunter Pokorney. Mon-Fri: 10am to 6pm Glen Cove, NY Pedro. Grandfather of Ariana. Also sur- He is also survived by a brother Vincent, Saturdays 4pm (closed Sunday) Open Mon-Sat 9-5 vived by many brothers and sisters. Ser- Sister-in-law Margaret Donaldson and vice held at Dodge-Thomas F.H. Inter- numerous nieces and nephews. Visiting ment private. DodgeThoms.com Thur. 2-4 & 7-9 pm at Whitting Funeral Community Mourns Madeline I. Kle Home 300 Glen Cove Ave., Glen Head, Dominic Sallitto NY 11545 HYPERLINK “http://www. MADELINE I. KLE, beloved wife of 67 at 1pm Saturday, November 23rd at the SALLITTO, Dominic of Glen Cove, NY whitting.com” www.whitting.com Fu- years to John P. Kle, mother to John, Car- Unitarian Universalist Congregation at on November 10th, 2013 age 93. Be- neral Mass Fri. 10:30 am at St. Hyacinth ole, James and Patricia; grandmother to Shelter Rock located at 48 Shelter Rock loved husband of the late Sara. Loving R. C. Church, Glen Head, NY. Interment Joshua and Joady Feiner, Danielle, An- Rd. Manhasset. Light refreshments will father of Elena Boisvert (Marc). Brother Calverton National Cemetery, Calverton, drew and Liliyana Kle and Henry Horst- be served until 4. Please make any dona- of Joseph (Jean). Grandfather of Jacque- NY with Military Honors. mann; mother-in-law to Stephen Feiner, tions in remembrance of Madeline Kle line & Alex. Friends and family visited Leslie Wanzor Kle and Debbie Kle; died to the Mutual Concerns Committee of at the Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas Luigi Pisano surrounded by her family on November Sea Cliff, P.O. Box 164, Sea Cliff, N.Y. Glen Cove. Mass at the Church of St. PISANO, Luigi of Glen Cove, NY on 9, 2013. A memorial service will be held 11579 Patrick. Interment Calverton National November 11, 2013 age 83. Beloved Cemetery. DodgeThomas.com husband of the late Rosina. Loving father of Giuseppe (Filomena), Enzo, Rosario Werner Walter (Adele), Michele, Alfonso, Theresa, Ann Walter, Werner of Old Brookville, NY (Rocco), Rena (Dave), Maria (Ronnie), on Nov. 13, 2013. Beloved husband of Danielle (Enzo) and the late Francesco. Jane. Loving father of Lynn, Susan and Brother of Caterina Greco (Francesco) Alison. Cherished grandfather of Clark, and Vincenza Missiano (Luigi). Grand- Kirsten, Brian, Eric, Andrew, Brittany, father of 18. Great grandfather of 5. Thomas and Megan. A funeral service Visitation was at the Funeral Home of will be held Sat., Nov. 30 at 11 am at the Dodge-Thomas Glen Cove. Mass at the United Methodist Church of Sea Cliff, Church of St. Rocco. Entombment Holy NY. Interment East Hillside Cemetery, Rood Cemetery. DodgeThomas.com Old Brookville, NY. Contributions may be made to Parkinson’s Disease Founda- Albert M. Barker tion, Inc., 1359 Broadway, Suite 1509, BARKER, Albert M. of Glen Cove, NY New York, NY 10018 Further informa- age 80. Husband of Patricia. Father of tion Whitting Funeral Home Damian (Lynn), Amanda (Destino Rive- ra), Susannah (Peter Familetti) and Noah. Nicholas Brescia Grandfather of Kaila, Clifford and Wil- Brescia, Nicholas “Nick”, a 41 year resi- liam. Brother of Roy, Mary and the late dent of Glen Head, NY passed away in Ernie. Visitation at the Funeral Home of his home on Sunday Nov. 10, 2013, sur- Dodge-Thomas Glen Cove. Mass at the rounded by his family and friends. He Church of St. Patrick. DodgeThomas. was 94. Born to parents of Italian-Amer- com ican extraction in Mt. Vernon, NY, Nick spent his early life in that community. As Lora Nicastro Christmas Bazaar a young man he enjoyed caring for ani- Nicastro, Lora of Sea Cliff, NY on No- mals in his grandmother’s barn, and re- vember 12, 2013. Long time Village pairing automobiles. When WWII broke Clerk for Sea Cliff. Beloved wife of the Russian food, pastries, Russian gift items, jew- out, Nick joined thousands of workers late Richard. Beloved sister of Inez An- in building Sampson Naval Base in Ge- dreoni and Irma Piazza. Also survived elry… They will all be at the annual Christmas neva, NY. In 1943 he joined the army by many loving nieces and nephews with duties that included assignments as and grand nieces and nephews. Ar- bazaar at the Church of Our Lady of Kazan in an MP and Motor Pool Sergeant. After rangements by Whitting Funeral Home. Sea Cliff. The bazaar will take place on Saturday, WWII he married Claire Severino Free Funeral Mass at St. Boniface Martyr and moved to Long Island. Trained by Church, Sea Cliff, NY. Interment Locust December 7th from noon to 4 p.m. in the parish his father as a plasterer he became a Valley Cemetery, Locust Valley, NY. sought-out craftsman and the owner of a hall of the Church of Our Lady of Kazan. It is successful plastering business. In 1972 Nick and Claire moved from Queens Vil- located on Willow Shore Avenue, off Littleworth lage to Glen Head, where he joined the Lane, in Sea Cliff. The bazaar information line is Glenwood Landing Post of the American Legion. He served in various capacities 516 468 1579. Come and enjoy and eventually became an Honorary Lifetime Member. Nick and Clair also Page 12 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 21, 2013 Senior helps open door for East PUBLIC NOTICE Asian studies at Friends Academy LEGAL NOTICE Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a discuss giving permission to Glen Cove Resources will help shape new Upper School Public Hearing shall be held on Tues- Volunteer Fire Department to hold a day, November 26, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. referendum vote to extend LOSAP eli- Asian Studies course this spring. in the Council Chambers at Glen Cove gibility from 25 years to 35 years. All City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY interested parties will be given an oppor- Aponte is cur- to discuss amending Sec. 265-43 (Park- tunity to be heard. ing Prohibited at All Times) of the Code Tina Pemberton rently develop- of Ordinances, as it relates to Midwood City Clerk ing new cur- Place. All interested parties will be giv------x riculum for an en an opportunity to be heard. NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF REG- Upper School Tina Pemberton ISTRATION Asian Studies City Clerk ------x FOR THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF course, as part LEGAL NOTICE THE of the upcom- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a ing Global Stud- Public Hearing shall be held on Tues- GLENWOOD WATER DISTRICT ies Program this day, November 26, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Glen Cove Please be advised that pursuant to a Res- spring. City Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, olution of the Board of Commissioners, Friends Academy NY to discuss adding Chapter 235, Part the Board of Elections shall meet on the is now accept- 4 – Bamboo, Article XI General Provi- Second day of December , 2013 between ing applications sions and Regulations to the Code of Or- the hours of 6:00 P. M. and 9:00 P. M. for the 2014-15 dinances. All interested parties will be at the office of the Glenwood Water Dis- For Upper School history teacher Ryan given an opportunity to be heard. trict, 6 Third Street, Glenwood Landing, Aponte and incoming senior Kristina school year. The Admissions Office will Tina Pemberton New York for the purpose of preparing Kim, this spring and summer afforded host a Open House for Middle and Up- City Clerk the rolls of registered voters of the Glen- both of them the chance to broaden their per School students on Tuesday, Nov. 5 ------x wood Water District. The annual election global horizons with inaugural East at 8:30 a.m. and a Lower School Open LEGAL NOTICE of the Glenwood Water District will be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a held on the Tenth day of December 2013 Asian programs at Stanford University. House on Friday, November 8 at 8:30 Public Hearing shall be held on Tuesday, between the hours of 6:00 P. M. and 9:00 Kim was one of 26 students selected a.m. RSVPs are required for both events November 26, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. in the P. M. at the Water District office. from across the country this past spring and parents are asked to call the Admis- Council Chambers at Glen Cove City to participate in Stanford's first Sejong sions Office at 516-393-4244. Hall, 9 Glen Street, Glen Cove, NY to Please note that only those persons who Friends Academy is now accepting ap- discuss Local Law 02-2013, Assessment have registered with the Nassau County Korean Scholars Program (SKSP). The Relief Act. All interested parties will be Board of Elections before the Glenwood online 3-credit college course provided plications for the 2014-15 school year given an opportunity to be heard. Water District election shall be eligible students with a broad overview of Ko- and will hold a Lower School Open Tina Pemberton to vote. rean history and culture. A collection House on Monday, December 9 at 8:30 City Clerk BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF of ambassadors, scholars and experts a.m. Call (516) 676-0393 for more in------x COMMISSIONERS LEGAL NOTICE Kenneth S. Uihlein, Secretary to the throughout the United States offered on- formation and to schedule a tour of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Board line lectures and interacted with students campus. Enrolling 779 students from Public Hearing shall be held on Tuesday, ------x during live discussion sessions. age 3 through Grade 12, Friends Acad- November 26, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. in the Kim ultimately earned an honorable emy is guided by its Quaker heritage and Council Chambers at Glen Cove City mention for her culminating research pa- the principles of integrity, simplicity, pa- per, "The Changing Role of Women in tience, moderation and a peaceful reso- Insurance agency seeks experienced person FT/PT 516-671-0797. Korea." lution of conflict. The school is located Kim's participation also paved the road on 65 acres at the intersection of Piping for Aponte's invitation this July to the Rock and Duck Pond roads in Locust first annual Hana-Stanford Conference Valley/Glen Cove. on Korea for U.S. Secondary School Teachers. The conference united educators from For Gazette advertising across the U.S., as well as a cadre of Aponte_Kim: Upper School History teacher educators from Korea for intensive and Ryan Aponte and senior Kristina Kim were lively sessions on a wide assortment of both selected to attend East Asian programs information call Korean-studies related topics ranging at Stanford University. Aponte is currently de- from U.S.-Korea relations, to history, veloping new curriculum for an Upper School religion and popular culture. In addition Asian Studies course, as part of the upcoming 671-2360 to scholarly lectures, Aponte took part in Global Studies Program this spring. COUR- curriculum workshops and received nu- TESY OF FRIENDS ACADEMY merous classroom resources. Week of November 21, 2013 Gold Coast Gazette Page 13 CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Inclement Weather By Myles Mellor and Sally York - Ann DiPietro 1234 5678 9 10 11 12 13 Dear Great Book Guru, living in Sidney, Australia are confront- 14 15 16 Have you heard about Sea Cliff latest ed by a myriad of decisions, memories, happening : the first annual Toy Tur- crises which are all eerily linked. What 17 18 19 key Hunt ? Yes, it is this Sunday, No- is one’s responsibility to community, to vember 24 from 2 to 3pm at Geohegen family, and finally to self- these are the 20 21 22 (aka Headless aka Plaza) Park- the questions the three women grabble with one near the Water Tower. The Brady and always the question remains “what 23 24 Brothers Band will be performing and if”. In the epilogue, we are given the an- there will be treats for all. What fun swer to this question. We find ourselves 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 and yet another great Sea Cliff Civic with a sense of parallel universes where Association event! While waiting for lives can be lived in many different ways 32 33 34 the hunt to begin, I would like to have with many different outcomes. An un- 35 36 37 38 something ready to read on my Kindle. settling book but a compelling read! Any ideas? 39 40 41 Turkey Troubadour 42 43 44 Dear Turkey Troubadour, The Toy Turkey Hunt does sound like a 45 46 wonderful beginning to the holidays and my family and I will surely be there. You 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 might like a book I read over the weekend which was so much better than its title 54 55 56 57 would suggest: THE HUSBAND’S SE- 58 59 60 CRET by Liane Moriarty. Three women 61 62 63 7th Graders at NS Middle School Across 10. Krypton, e.g. 1. Second baseman? 11. Piecrust ingredient Learn about the Physics of Flight! 5. In this way 12. One in a suit 9. Comics sound 13. Poet Hughes How Do Planes Fly? 14. Locks 21. “Likewise” 15. Anahat ___ 22. Dissembled the air! He also experimented with a 16. Come in second 25. Doctor piece of paper involving the students. 17. Sight from Taormina 26. Move, in a way Everyone put a piece of paper to their 18. Magazine type 27. Start of a refrain lips and blew causing the paper to lift 19. Dog-___ 28. “___ bells!” rather than go down! 20. Jay Ferguson hit 29. Woody In addition, Captain Wile discussed 23. Start of a cheer 30. They may be seeded Newton’s Law by summarizing, “For ev- 24. Burn up 31. Kind of room ery action there is a reaction.” In the case 25. When calm arrives 32. Organic compound of flight, Captain Wile said, “The action 32. Nescient 33. Time piece is the movement of the airplane as it is 34. Belgium village 37. Blue eyes or baldness, e.g. 35. So out it’s in 38. Taking a side thrust through the air. The reaction is On November 4th, seventh graders 36. Lassie portrayer 40. ___ room when the plane is lifted or propelled up got a special treat when guest speaker 37. Bilked 41. Tell tale activity Captain Wile, a pilot with Southwest during takeoff.” He said, “Most Boeing 39. Yeanling producer 43. Old World herbs Airlines (and a father in the community) 747’s go 140-160 miles per hour during 40. Type of shirt or jacket 44. Col. Sanders feature visited North Shore Middle School to takeoff which is referred to as Weight on 42. Perfectly fine 47. Cord fiber teach about the Physics of Flight! the Wings.” The four forces react with 45. Gaudy scarf 48. American journalist Lisa As part of the Forces unit in science, one another asthrust overcomes drag as 46. Smoke 49. It may be fixed the students eagerly listened to Captain the plane speeds down the runway cre- 47. Faint flash on the horizon 50. ___ rock Wile as he explained how airplanes fly ating lift during takeoff, overcoming the 54. Argus-eyed 51. Footnote word by utilizing the Four Forces of Flight pull of the earth’s gravity. 56. Just lying around 52. Astronomer’s sighting including lift, gravity, thrust, and drag. Many thanks to Captain Wile for 57. TV’s “American ___” 53. Secluded spot Captain Wile discussed Bernoulli's Prin- providing such an educational learning 58. Asian perennial herb 54. Electric ___ ciple and Newton’s Law in relation to experience for our seventh graders at 59. Approach 55. Pathet ___ flying Boeing 737 airplanes. North Shore Middle School. His pre- 60. Campbell of “Party of Five” Bernoulli’s principle helps explain sentation included many demonstrations 61. Small woods that an aircraft can achieve lift because of and examples which engaged the sev- 62. Rank the shape of its wings. They are shaped enth graders in an exciting lesson on the 63. Fed so that that air flows faster over the top Physics of Flight. of the wing and slower underneath. Fast Down moving air equals low air pressure while Pictured: Captain Wile, a pilot with South- 1. Sharpen slow moving air equals high air pressure. west Airlines, visited North Shore Middle 2. Biblical verb The high air pressure underneath the School to teach explained how airplanes fly 3. Hokkaido native 4. Manhattan ___ wings will therefore push the aircraft up by utilizing the Four Forces of Flight includ- ing lift, gravity, thrust, and drag. Captain 5. Compose through the lower air pressure. Captain 6. Appointed time Wile demonstrated this principle utiliz- Wile discussed Bernoulli's Principle and Newton’s Law in relation to flying Boeing 7. Unattractive tangelo? ing a hairdryer and a ping pong ball. The 8. Exhausts 737 airplanes.Article and photos by Shelly thrust of air from the hairdryer enables 9. Catches, in a way the ping pong ball to float or lift through Newman Page 14 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 21, 2013

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Page 16 Gold Coast Gazette Week of November 21, 2013 Glen Cove Students Named All-State and All-National in Music

The Glen Cove High School Mu- ence. They are: Nasreena Ali, Michael (above) Band director Nick Carbuto (far left) and chorale director Edward Norris (far right) sic Department is proud to announce Banks, Ryan Carmody, Diana Delgros- congratulate Glen Cove High School’s All-State musicians (front row, from left) Samantha that eight students have been selected so, Kristin Ingegno, Vivian Rysdyk and Smith, Kristin Ingegno, Diana Delgrosso, Nasreena Ali, (back row, from left) Ryan Carmody, to participate as All-State musicians in Sean Tan (alternate). Both Michael and Sean Tan and Michael Banks. the 78th Annual New York State School Claudia were selected to perform at last Music Association Winter Conference in year’s Winter Conference. Rochester, N.Y., on Dec. 5-8. Addition- Samantha Smith has been named a ally, one student has been named to the member of the NYSSMA All-State Wind All-National Choir, the first student at Ensemble, which will also perform in Glen Cove High School to achieve this Rochester. honor. Students are selected to NYSSMA Claudia Kolanovic has been selected All-State ensembles – which represent to perform in the American Choral Di- some of the best student-musicians in rectors Association All-National Choir. the state – based on their scores at the The ACDA Conference, which will be NYSSMA Solo and Ensemble Festivals held in Baltimore on Feb. 5-8, brings to- held the prior spring. Every Glen Cove gether the most talented choral students High School student-musician selected in the country to perform before the na- achieved a perfect score at the highest tion’s most esteemed choral educators, difficulty level (Level 6, 100) on their professionals and adjudicators. Students audition. They also received stellar rec- are selected based on recordings submit- ommendations from their adjudicators ted by their teachers. Claudia submitted and respective teachers. In addition to her performance of “Gretchen am Sprin- having the first-ever participant in the nrade” by Franz Schubert. This was also ACDA National Choir, the 2013 group her NYSSMA solo for which she re- is the largest contingent from Glen Cove ceived a perfect score, however, perform- High School named to NYSSMA All- ers selected for the national choir cannot State ensembles in a single year. participate in the NYSSBA Conference. The district congratulates all of the Claudia was selected among hundreds of students and their teachers, chorale di- entrants from across the country, includ- rector Edward Norris and band director ing just 36 from New York State. Nick Carbuto. Seven members of the Glen Cove Chorale director Edward Norris congratulates Claudia Kolanovic, the first Glen Cove High High School Select Chorale have been School student-musician ever selected to perform in the American Choral Directors Associa- chosen for the All-State Choir, which tion All-National Choir. will perform in the NYSSMA Confer-